E5 MEEQLAEACE N T 0 D A Y Tuesday and Wednesday l‘.\ R \“0l'51‘ PRESENT. POLA NEGRI .Hf‘vw'lll'lit (‘nmpsny Headed by Well Known Stars Including JACK HOLT . ~ w- ulhl American Made Feature “closes: “THE CHEAT” u \‘v"! “'lll Soc and Tall: About for a long Time l \TRA ADDED ATTRACTION - DENNY in"'1'HE LEATm Poems" : 1.1.1 Friday Thurs. —- l'rl. — 8st. _ "T RECENT AT THE PALACE . mm... s ACTS VAUDEVTLLE, . :zmzs RAY __..._.. , r. .— ALL STAR CAST ., -:"i' m, 1 LOVE" “HER REPUTATION” 1 row: 3.2: m::u:.::m.;sns::§ JUST RECEIVED assortment of Wool Scarfs that are .nr early f all wear. The color combina- ‘ ww and wonderful; no tw0'scarfs alike, '2' you select will be quite exclusive. “REES $1.50 T0 $6.98 “1 A“: “ll 33.333311me 0 South Norwalk 77—IGehebe SI... "m 'lts nose II It's BM ' f ‘IOI'R COLD WEATHER NEEDS ‘ . iiy and let us help you out with suggestions “ "winter heating more economical and effective. well known Perfection Hester, Wood Stoves, With the high cost of coal you can save ‘ getting things right now. 1 ’l ‘4‘. South Nor-walk . . Chest" one of the foremost 'Al‘mmlnu m GEEK! New Pub Negrl Picture Angers st Bogus and Yukon My. Polo Nam one of the ‘bfilhtest screen stars of the day. makes her appearance in her second American msde picture "The Cheat." which will be presented at the Regent and Palace Theaters today. To those who witnessed the showing in this city recently of "Bell: Donna.” Miss Nergi's first Americsn made picture. it may be ssld that the latest release. is far superior in every respe Al- though Miss Negrl has long been recognised as an artist. her foreign msdo pictures. because of their lack of empathy for American ideas and ideals did not satisfy. A big advance was made in "Bella Donna" and it seems that "The Cheat" goes all the way and accomplishes that Ameri- cnns have wanted to see accomplish~ ed in the case of this star. Jack Holt supports Miss Negri and she is otherwise surrounded by a. brilliant company that should make "The screen releases. Riginald Denny will also be presented on the some bill in a new * 3 series of “Leather Pushers.” Rialto Today Stiflcd screams and-screams not so stifled. scuffin and shattered lights marked the premier showing "Bulldog Drummond." at the with n relish. but responded with a warmth unusual to Norwslk au- diences. Being melodrama. it is more effective on the spinal column tlnn on the ribs. though the few bits of Comedy are admirably handled with a finish that lost them none of their intended weight. Bulldog Drnmond. will moisten plans. dry mouths and will am your soul. Phew what a nerve shalt- (r! The events throughout never slow down. The picture will be pre- seated at the Rialto tomorrow also. Some Get-away. Betty—”“1 must have no secrets from one another. dear. when We are married. You must tell me every thing." Bert—"But, really. dear, I don‘t know anything."-—l'hila. Bulletin. Something Better Possible. lie—“Has your father any objectln to kissing?" She-—"I haven’t heard him express Big Stores Feel Efi‘ects of Lack of Newspa- per Space—Whll St. too— Bond Issue is Postponed— W h a t Prominent Men Say NEW YORK. Sept. Zi—The de- pendence that merchants piece on newspapers advertising was during the pressmen's strike in this city last week. Bernard F. Gimbel. vice president of Gimbel Brothers, Inc. was quoted as saying be thought the strike would be injurious to both large and small stores. “We depend upon newspaper ad— power.’ he added. "It is the news- paper nd\ertising. combine with the standing of the store doing the ad- \ I'uIiNBURY FHIR ‘ 1 OCTOBER lZ3-45'6 if SPECIALS FOR THE Pickled anbs Tongue. Parstlne Wax. special, 8 vkss. for Klrltm's or Bobbitt: Laundry Soap ........ Sc bar California Prunes. flush supply .............. 15c ID. A. ' STULL 13c jar vertising for much of our selling» Others were quoted as follows: Harold W. Bonwit, secretary of Bonwit. Teller and Co. “I have no doubt that it strike lasts much m teel s. huge street. advertising is doubtlem the most muable advertising in the world. sud as the retail stores are deprived of this medium they will feel the lose more and more. There has been a slight telling of sales in our store. The discontinuance of full news abroad has s most. disturbing etect on the minds of customers and causes uncertainty and uncut. which is reflected in their buying." steam W. Street. one of the exe- cutives of Bid:- and Co.. a leading Wall street king house; "Invest- ment bank were not certain un- til the pressmen's strike began that newspaper advertising played a big part in their business. life know now what invaluable service the news- papers render us. It is next to im- pouible to put over a big bond is- sue without advertising. Our clients expect advertising. and will not bother to read circulars." Business Hamper-ed Continued lack of advertising space in New York's strikeJiamp- ered- newspapers will be redected in all branches of finance, commerce and industry. in the Opinion of busi- ness executives who have observed the effect of. the walk out. In com- catering to mat customers. said the inability“ promote sales through the newspaper columns a a serious handicap at the opening 0: the fall season. And Wall street. always dubious as to the real value or the small amount 0: space it uses in the dailies. was convinced its clients had learned to depend on newspaper advertidng tor their in- formation on annual altering; Several big offerings of bonds which were to be put out. were posponed because 0! luck 0! mm; space. Scones IIVCI‘ Dehy. The trouble about luring your tonsils removed to- prolong your life is that you have to wait so long to see whether it worn—Akron Beacon Journal. How She Than. "Bluebelle hath girls Mg. They cun't solve her makeup. "What is her secret?” "fine doesn’t use any.”—Lonisviile C. Journal, A. Um Bht. Jr.-—-Pop what‘s o wins-d, ? Sn—A man who can read his.pa- per in the same room with as boy about your sge.—N. Y. Sun. 24 Cottage St., East Norwalk of Rinlto theater this afternoon. Not only did the audience drink it in I any—but I wouldn't try to kiss him if I were your—Exchinge. SPECIAL I I ICED TEA GLASSES $51” Dozen TODAY and TOMORROW CARLYLE BLACKWELL' _m___., “BU LLI‘ )OG DRUMMOND” my' wanted Bulldog Dru-unond, dead or alive—is was hundredsgun'stone—did' theygethim'l I— WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY —. FRIDAY, _~. MARY PICKFORD -———ni__4 Her New Version Of “TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY’T HOMER PATENll-ID ”runs FURNACE mm" DURABLE and ECONOMICAn ' ‘ g 1 DOZEN GLASSES ‘ . ? 1 DOZEN COASTERS Prices no higher than the more cimpiyeonstmet- : 1 DOZEN SIPPERS. I Be Sure to Take Advantage of This Unusual Opportunity. I -Donne11y’s I ‘ .— ——--'—-—— ,. Irlggepert Conn. ,almost every section.” I lamp or boudoir lamp The soft coloring of the rich silks lend harmonious Gift suggestions for autumn bride Home-like glow of silk shaded lamp Whether it be a floor lamp or bridge lamp or table Gifts of silver, jewels and glass—Gifts of linens, aluminum and lamps. , in short the store has many fine suggestions to make in the way ofgifts for the bride—we can mention only a few here and ask you to come and shop around the five big floors—you’ll find something of interest in Beautiful own domestic potteries. ~- -.. Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave., Cannon, St. giftsin ' O C the. cluna section This section is fairly bubbling over with beautiful gift thingsmoth ornamental and useful. Dinnerware from Japan, France, England and our mm.u_scwua.. ed furnaces. Sold on easy payment plsl. _ Get prices and terms which costs you nothing std does not obligate you. T. s. CLOVER, Agent? 59 Winfield St. Phone 1800 East Nat-walk, or... New Season House Dresses These new f, ham Dresses ” small grey, black. ‘1; lavender . i We recommend the ty of material and ex- we fit, styles, good quali- , , rz Interested in Proper Diet for Better Health? ‘. nzias the series of food articles entitled FIND which The Sentinel will publish ev- 4" " :‘ 5:110 STUART GIBBS Nationally Known Food Authority. MARK-OFFS SEE‘ Low in Pnco if . MARK-OFF SHOE \‘\V v.2 Street. STORE . ,g “flu“ “W ,I' . lowlnl’rico . m. 2‘ Miles Sho , , . m..." SAVE MONEY! F\" l 1‘» Flu-am EM . ,_:‘ —-oo M . ‘ CPO“ ”W‘m‘ cmm's snos arm V ._., ”3.1.5.: - use-unmoun— y Vgesxmcn" mmummm u_ "' T \lllthED ‘ “L: -w :Féu pen a“. mass rm museum . a most desirable floor 12. ..p touch to interior decoration of the home. Our showing of silk shade lamps is quite com- prehcnsivc—lamps at almost any price——but $25 will buy ur .-=> "W”? -e~«~——~vl| I- and selection at this price is noteworthy. Artistic lamps are here at $19. SO—quxte an array and as small an amount as 55 will secure a real beauti- If“ boudoir lamp. - These are gifts the recipient is sure to appreciate. Pyrex the popular ' cooking glassme , Where can one get a more desirable gift or one more usefuL-pmctical surely. '3‘ ." ". .I-—.—‘r—.-.~r . A See our complete line before making gift selections . r—Pyrex prices, 40c to 35. Universal aluminum ware Utensils of recognized quality~pnctical and um. Everymuted cooking utensil canbehzdin ’Universal aluminum. I percolatormakesanidcal gm $315,950 top to $7.50. _ hundreds of new bright A wide range of patterns selected for their lasting appeal in a price scale to meet a limited or liberal purse. A new open stock style just received from the pot teries of Cn‘indlcy’ s, England—A rich ivory embossed laugl and lettuce border—has much artistic merit, 52 pc, set 320. 73 100 pc. set 839. -.—~ _ Popular gold We on orders as decorated ‘ glass ~ 3:; 5:13 This is increasing in popularity and makes a rich handsome gift. A recent shipment makes it possible for us at this time to lay an extensive selection of plain and gold encrusted ware. Goblets, sherbcrts, champagnes, wines, cocktails, tumblers, etc, at $5 to $15 a dozen. Alsomany mpieces such 35% bou dishes- bowls, compels, baskets, etc, at $2 to S7. 50. ‘ Handpainted Nipponchina lions are caning in almost daily?— ncludebonbon akesefi. gamma: -—t vsets,nnyonnaise caterhdfruitfifletc. Wmmmmmuer Beautiful fipckutretessets—tespot, m. «motesplamécupsmdé in J. L MALLETTE 8 WM! 81'. Newim either me, or flat time Wynne.
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