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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 14, 1924 · page 17

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;' i “a newlomec‘n drama the fist-n“ An American cam
-, ‘Iwoygc'fi‘u Montague was {or-mmg to produce :1: may
i» he spoken drama * show a e same

I1 {0111' years in 8.
jets i ieally suit- -;
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as Mr. Low—I ”I loved
I launted the Eng-3

 

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: il‘g’ this for a sh
than engaged bv
00- star “‘llh Fr:
Secret!

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SPOKEN DRAMA IN ‘SCHEMERS

 

cam cr Horosco' a l we cks. boa e}-

English member of the cas‘
the English sec

{or eighteen months in this pm":

11236)}
Adxen'ure of Lady

stage
‘\II:IIma \‘anna,’

Inclined to give our FIRST CLASS MEIR-
has the BARRY Shoes

as: Us.” uderweax, Columbia Shirts, etc” at real values.

 

er, and I returned to

ad I was snlectcd as the only

I. plas mg

retary. “e toured

'Re'urning to London I was en-

eson Lang and {or
rs Ioured South Africa,
‘- h: an, \lenila. and Australia.
'In 1312 I came to America. and

In ‘Grumpy' “llh Cyril
rtturncd to London follow--
or: time and was
Daxid Belasco to
In a nces SI arr in 'The

_ merica m r

{age successes lwmo twin grglélzf

'Husbax2d and “ife.” ‘The
Lrsula’ and

“he Grcat Pursuit' In London mv

' 7 mm “Th0
Lady Ursula" at the We Elliot

'i‘hentre in New York 1312 I was od-
vised that an Australian friend. en-l
gagsd for a produclion in this coun-l
Iry lIt‘adrd by l’riizi Schefl‘. had!
broken his 30g and was confined mi
:4 New York hosvital. I found him?
ready to leave the institution and;
incidcmany In straightened financesi
At 111:1: :Imo actors of the lcgilimale‘;
stage looked upon motion matures:
as a joke. However. . my friend;
had been offered a part by the!
\Vorld lem Company with Claral
Kimlmll Young in 'lloal‘ts in Exile.“§
Not overly strong. he asked me (of
accompany him. which I did. Jamesf
Young. IlIm‘. casting director. ad—l
dressed all his rrmarks to me rem-l;
live In the pan in question. ’
““‘hrn I lmsicnrd . to
him that my friend and
song: the part he replied. ‘0h.i
“‘0'” fix him up all right. but this:
part is yours} I cmubincd 1119 work
of slag-.1 nl‘rl screen, but. later!
dropped llIe.sIIzdI‘o Work for a while I
In prmltzre “Husband and \\ife.‘

, reassure ‘.
not I Z

 

smeossrs were ‘Grumpv. ‘

with Lionel A
nd Constance Coll or ‘The “fill

.loulenant. ' and S‘IIIIIlI.'

Flag ,

\ftor this I {no}: the screen “orkI
quite sm‘IoI.::<l,v :ml [\I'oduced
‘Bought and 12nd For“ which met!

 

I prominent with us and as

MonitIo Socks, Reia

 

$1.00 reduction on

all Barry Shoes

 

I IED CRAVATS

' $1.00

".7 $1.00

.....

‘ $1.00

M
‘
O
D

.» 3:: T'NDERSUITS

$1.00

 

 

Union-Made KAKI PANTS

Regular $2.50 $1 35
-

Now . . . .

SILlI ‘m-scx TIES
58.5??? .T’. . .. 51-00
Mo'N—fiéiifimsm
socxs

$1 .00

Regular 500

3 for ...........

—COOPER'S NAINSOOK
UNIONSUITS

Regular $1.00 $1.00

Now .

 

 

 

$1.50 ALARM CLOCKS
Dollar Day .z. . . . . .

$2.50 UMBRELLAS
Dollar Day -... . .-..... ...

l—_————I —....

 
 
 

‘ . , , ,
; m: In. m: as. to m u
out 1 out yesterday.“ ma 0 tumu-
to the c'uhl‘er o: t oonntry but.
The ashlar hesitated. “No. I can
land you}so tax- a. cow. but I’ll let
you hu- 8100 or $125."
Astonishment. was wrltten oll over
the taco o! the man seeking funds.
"Why. I can't oxford to pay that
amount (or I cow. I’m robber had
up just new.“ .
"It you can morn to buy a. cow alt
til. you can “ford to buy A good any

 

Instead or a poor can." replied the

cashier. Then he proceeded to ex-

plain just why a. hlglrprlced cow wu

cheaper than on costing only :50.
“Th: over-Ago cow. producing about

‘ 165 pound: or butler“: mood u 50

N um 33: as 0 your;
an: Income.“ ho aid. "Dedaotlnai
tho cost or feed leaves 0 promo!
only 810 to 812. and does nol takt
liIto «count the labor Involved. d9
predation. and other overhead ex
pauses. Now can you honestly afford
to buy this kind or a cow? A $190 or
$125 cow will produce 300 to 850
pounds or. butterfat. You can figure
the profit: for yourself."

Convinced or the pmfitableness or
investing more money In a cow. the
farmer left the bank with the funds
in 1113 hands. He, started paying for
the animal with his first milk check.
Ono half of each milk check went to
the bank to pay on the Indebtedness.
while the farmer retalned the re-
mainder for bu expensegmBaQIL-ea-
Former.

 

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wlfh unusual. success.

" 'I had been “orkin: \cn hard on
'Tri'Iln.’ waxing the pan of SonI-
gull: when Mr. Brady 'plmncd me

i one morning asking me lf I could do

I'Ildsputin.‘ I informed him that I
did not. know much about the gen-
tlcman. who «as “locking Russia

QGAIN S

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data that night and stud)"
lIIIII.9.

up on

Somo 01' (ha pivmrr‘s mmle fans

 

ma} Iemrmhcr Mr Lino in lune:
‘ lwon: "‘lhe Gildnl (‘ IgI ‘I‘lulI‘n Or—
) ders ' '1‘ ho (ll‘tnIII h.‘ ‘Tht‘ Rough»

nook. ’ "Iho I mss Iznarcr.‘

$1.00
$10.00

750 .IMPERLAL PLAYER P IA ’N O

ROLLS
Dollar Day . . . .

2 M $1.00

Anything and Everything

in Jewelry and Musical Goods

CLIFFORD JEWELRY &

MUSIC C0.

60 South Main Street. ,

“”35? ”WM/[£1

4 ’I-Iq

 

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<$\K- [u .(I;
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Large Assortment of

CAPS
$1 .00.

anh .........-.,.I

 

l'zll‘vle reduction on many other articles
not mentioned

 

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lHOUIS AVRICK

SO. N ORWALK

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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Aluminum
A .LlsefumishingS,
‘Erdware Goods

ROSEDfiCldBI’OS-

:3 Washington Street;

8

 

 

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GOT T LIEB S

12 South Main Street

 
 

 

 

OUR ENTIRE STOCK, CON SISTING OF MEN’S, YOUNG
MEN’S ’AND BOYS’ CLOTHING 'AND FURNISHINGS HAS

 
 

 

 

BEEN SPECIALLY RIB-PRICED FOR

DOLLAR DAY

HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR MANY SPECIALS

 

 

 

MEN’S SUITS
Some with 2 pants

$15.45

No Alterations

 

 

MEN’S HOSE
Reg. 350

5. I... $1.00.

 

 
 
 

BOYS’ SUITS
2 Pants

$6.95

. In Many Patterns.

 

 

MEN’S BIG YANK
WORK SHIRTS .

890 A

 

 

MEN’S
DRESS SHIRTS
Regular $1.50

$1200 ‘

 

 

II
-~r

NECKWEAR
In latest shades

=-2 I” 0100-

Reg. $1.00 each.

 

 

 

 

1 2 South" Mam _; Street

a! the limo. 1m: would svcure somn,

"l‘lm litr‘r- j

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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l'Tfie World and His
”Beauty Shop.
f‘l’mrllng of the Lich, ’
-I‘aris.‘ 'A Place
The \“ron: “'ornan.‘
\mx \nrk' “lhe lxopardvss,‘
‘l‘eter Ibbrlson,"tl\e laurr rrmanml (he aIIIomnhiln In wh‘mh she

s. “Lav“; Rulemptloa‘
‘V‘ii’o‘ “final
'The Rlddle “'omah. ‘ ';
‘Secrels of;
Honcymoons' f
"l.“tlfi “3d

 

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\Irs. Slcplaen IZI
rlrcrt
and fxnc‘ IIIm'l ribs and minor owls when no amps” wvm mode .37
' “-2253stde on the wet pansy

 

'er. and ”The Case or Socks) riding «a mi; huh“
and The Eternal Claw!”

 

Bridtopn rt, receive-:1 ,

‘1“! 0f 80 Afllhfil‘y threo 0"”!de ‘n {‘13 w 7
three

 
 
 

the minus: mm
man: down an emboa I.

injmlos. tale (mono! ~
loan-n5: mad! on in

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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5‘ 35,? is. ' l
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Conneally 89° Bracken

1 LOT—350 PAIRS OF \VOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S DIS-

CON TIN U ED LIN ES OF SHOES AN 1) OX FORDS

CONNEALLY 69° BRACKEN

$

1 LOT—400 PAIRS OF \VOMEN’S SPORT AND COMBINA'
TION OXFORDS AND PUMPS

Formerly Priced at $8.50, $7.50, $7.00 and 36.00

3
ONE LOT OF MEN’S SHOES

I

——AT—-»

A“ $1.00

Dollar Day—0

 

A‘ $2.00

Dollar Day-*3

 

‘“ $2.00

81 WASHINGTON ST.

so. NORWALK

 

 

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MEN'S BOX ‘
All colors, :1” sizes.

10 Pairs $1..00

for , ,

MEN’S ATHLETIC
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS

Reg. 500 vaIIIrv. $1 00
o

o Garments for
B. V. D. UNION SUITS

leg. val. 9.41.5”- $1 00
.

Dollar Day . . . .
MEN'S NAINBOOK

UNION Slgi V 00

Reg. value 750.

lot-ll

 

 

2 Suits for

MEN 8 KNIT UNION
SUITS

Reg. 750 WIlIII‘. $1, 00
o

2 Suit”; for ....

MEN ’8 SPORT
SWEATERS

Reg. 2.50 val. $1,.95

Dollar Day . . . .
SILK STRIPE TMADRAB
Dollar

“$1; 45

MEN '8 BLUE WORK

' mm 79c

 

 

 

Reg. $1 value.
Dollar Day -. . . .

 

Tomorrow, Thursday, South NorWalk’s Bargain Sensation! __.j

RieIlto Clothes ShOp’s
DOLLAR DAY

Hundreds of Other Bargains~ Look for file
“N 0t Advertised” Signs

1

M EN’S SHIRTS

$1.00

Thcse shirts were made to
sell at a much higher price.
Fast colors, neck band and
collars atlnr'hcd. Slzcs 11in

l7.

 

MEN’S PAJAMAS

$1.00

Wnndetfnl bargain: full cut
silk frogs
All sizes.

and fast. colors,
and finely madr.

$2.00 value.

 

Union Made
MEN’S OVERALIS

' $1.00

Very strong and well mzlrle.
Colors V00, white and hick-

cry. All sizes. Reg. $165.

!« The Keynote of

’ Dollar Day

 
 
 

 
 

 

LADIES’ RIVOLI FULL
FASHION PURE SILK

srocxmos ‘g
$3.”???T..." $1 .09
0mm now nu

Reg. 500 value. $1, 00 I
o ,

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

3 for ..........

MEN‘S MERGERIZED I.
LISLE BOX

$1.00"

MEN '8 GAPS
Reg. $1.5 0 N81.

 

4Poirs
for

 

 

MEN‘S mm ox ,
COLLAR ATTACHED ‘T‘
SHIRT

$1 .00

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

Special for

Dollar Day . .

MEN’ 8 WORK PART!
Special for

Dollar Duy .. $126

DOYS’ KNEE PANTS ;
Special for

Dollar Day a 0 ‘79C

BOYB’ 31.00838 ,

Special for ' ,

Dollar Day . . 396

 

 

Men’ s and Young Men’s Suits

All wool and hand

tailored‘ m darkand
light calm. Sizes
34 to 42.

$13.95*

 
 
 

The early bird get!
his first. 7

A. big value if!
law prim.

 

 

llBl‘S 000 CM

Sizes 36 to 48.

YOUR CHOICEAT . . . . .

 

 

$4.95 1,

 

MEN’S STR'AW HATS $1.00

 

 

Rialto Clothes Shop

EWGTON STREET,

91103;“! mi?

 

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