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EGENT :-: PALACE
LAST TIMES
TODAY
33'“ w production thorough-'
turn all. of the ele-
arm". mystery. adven-
From the cele-
Mar)‘ Roberts
l TOMORROW, THURSDAY
and IRIDAY
. Pola Negri
At the pinnacle of mm:
.In a. story that in a real match
f, for her magnificent art—a. merci-
l less expose of the length to which
. i nen Will go to gain their desires
Pomt”
. ‘ ‘ M E N ’ ’
ith Nita Naldi. Patsy Ruth; . , .
he, George Fawcett, Matt . Cast includes Robert Edeson,
ore. Edythe Chapman and;2 Joseph Swickard and many
ny other stars.
pccial Comedy and News .
Features I
.11“.
by
“T he Breaking
3 more.
V Selected Short Subjects.
my nos. us. imam '
CIRCUS comm; HERE My 23
Citizens of Norwalk are rewriting: cits in America."
word today to the effect that once T“"‘m-“fi"° hill P051913 and other
. rdVertisin men rrivc ' cit'
more they can have the opportunity. ‘ g a d m the 3
‘ . _ recently and have spent t . day
of seeing a ctrcus and one \“thh
l
, lposting the flaming twen y-four
many of the old-time “big top lm‘-lsheets, hannering and programing
Excursion
t
N e w Y o r k
Sunday July 20th
l - Round Trip Fares
i From New Milford $2.00
i From Danbury $1.50
3 From Bethel $1.50
From 30. Norwalk $1.00
Special Train
Lv, New Milford - - - - 6.00 a. m.
l v. Danbury '- - - - - 6.30 a. m.
Li- Bethel - - - - - 6.37 a. m.
LV. So. Norwalk - - - , - 7.30 a. m.
Due New York (Grand Central) - 8.40 a. m.
Returning
In; New York (Grand Central) - 7.30 p. m.
llue So. Norwalk - - - - 8.40 p. m.
Due Bethe] - - - - 9.23 p. 111.
Due Danbury - ’- - - 9.40 p. m.
Due New Milford - - - - 10.10 p. m.
Eastern Standard Time
Tickets. limited to the seating capacity of
special train, now on sale at Station Ticket
Offices.
The New York. New Haven & Hartford R. R. Co.
ere" will remember as one of thelthe surrounding country by which
best on the road. one which always ! means the country side, for a radius
lived up to advance achertlsing and int thirty miles will know of the com-
never allowing any swindling games. l in: of the circus on July ‘13.
short changim: or immoral dancing This should he a great day in town
exhibitions. This clean. moral policy. . as there is nothing that will draw
during their thirtv-sevr‘n years has , the rural population in town quick-
learned them the title "Cloanest Cir— {er than "Circus Day."
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MHE SEN'llNEL 0N JULY 21%
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Few are the novels rhu' have any;
life in them a year t: m the date oi}
publication: fewer siiil are: lead be-l
Mind the second third year oil
publication. And to 5'2“ fewer is it 3
given to achieve a startfanx popular—s
My eight years aftvr publication. 3
Such a noxel “1th a secon‘i life.‘
is Iltfael Faivanfini‘s :irheniure story
of the Metiilerraxi-uln 0nd the I‘m
L‘ary Coast. “The Sea Hank." \Vlicn'
it “as first published in 1913 it was
highly praise-:1 by the nmmtzme anti"
newspaper reviewers in this cmzn~l
try and in England. lmi despite the?
literary laurels which it won for llsl
author its sale “as ilnlllO‘l. So
small that the pul‘lzshors, linughton,
)lifflin &: Co.. held up the second?
printing of the book for -‘v\'er eight
years, when it azam mad“ its up-
pearnnce on the hook-stands.
Again the li‘erar)‘ Cr;il<‘s .irrlaim-
ed “The, Sea Hawk" as one of the
[best adx‘enture nmels ever written
:in any tongue. and this amp it bP-l
came a best seller. Vithén trio:
'months It had sold more than 4“»;
01-0 copies and S°\"l".'ll more print-I
ings were required to fill the great:
03‘
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The Sentinel is proud to be nlile"
RAFA F. l . SABATINI
has mmlc an :1 -5
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demand for it. t
l
to announce H‘Il' it l
rangement \Vifli r‘irst National Pun;
Hires to publish "'l’lic st‘i’l Hawk",
' ."1 NEEDS'T TEX-1n sci-tally in its columns, lit-ginning in'nlll not lie published ‘nv any other
THE “MIR 8‘ . the, issue of Manda}: July L‘l. ll nruspapv‘r in this torritf‘r};
NE\V HAVEN. Conn. July 15,—-
lln an opinion filed inrhe l-‘erieml
BIALTO' irral Judge E. S.
V‘uurt and made known today Fed-
'rhomas holds that.
from a con.
ant‘n
thrive-.1
New
illnn hf l‘v‘l‘lel‘.
he‘nrwn
its interest in the Huston and Maine
and Maine L‘Nl‘ral l'a‘llrnavis. Tll‘ gtrav’ the and
“The Heart Buster." 21h“ New York. New Haven and Pullman company had appcnlml mlrhe T‘ullmnn company when the la:-
m )li‘»: in his newest picturesl’lm'lr“rd railroad is not compelled the l'nited States District l‘nurt to!- *-‘r sought in determinv ownership
l—i an Hum-r." being shown 5‘" tr” the Pullman company as to lowing a dismiln mar the msn-u‘uunr mv former in mu other roads.
.5 1.5V lizzict tiny at the, Riallo‘
we .1 w‘ mind of laughs-i ‘ ’
.. ... zoos \‘-l”‘fl§f “till his of-t
.LS and ill this his latest re-‘
:l‘res thv‘: :mriir'n'w a solid
‘ll'l‘l'l'll'lll‘.“hl. 'l‘om kept.
: u ldllfillln: ll‘nlll his first
the furl” mil.
homnnmg lomor— ‘_
" a story that finds its‘
-' ‘ul
1m:- «i'i‘s
\L‘lii.
n. t'wr}: town opens at the
<, Jill'ltit',“ written by Fin-
;.-t l5 the author of "Main.
. ’ a :«tol‘j: that tells about‘
is. :4 Sil‘l"‘- p. pp}- picture,
business and lumhl
’lssi1r>\\'u that romance.
nbnn‘orli‘ are found in un-
pianos.
I ;' "Fr.
“Men"
.9 ms: playing in support of
.‘r'rzri in her newest Paramount
r". “.‘xlrnf' \‘.'llll‘ll “’lll he the
~ -, the logent and Palace
. Thursday and Friday,
mark for big names. Ro-
wzrr has th‘3 principal male,
" 7 Robert 131051011 :1an Jo-
:‘n'v‘imrrl in equally important
F Monti Collins ms 3. great
'.'"rr role: (lino Corrado is a
2n and lidgar Norton an
. . nus baron.
lvzz‘ 'is an original screen story.
lllmliri Buchowetzki who:
2.: to the United States
‘pe to FTO’lUC‘P his story
.a Seen in the starring role.
an intensely colorful and grip-
cf rapid-fire romance.
Ii ilk” it.
. all , Ac“
HlMsiE
‘a $3
REG [INT-PALACE.
"The Breaking Point."
2'; Naidi, Patsy Ruth Miller“
3;. l'an‘celt and Matt Moore are =
t.:‘~:vl in "The Breaking Point."
it played at the Regent and Pal-
“ theatres yesterday. It will be
a for the last time today. '
‘3: an entertaining combination of
tr 15"») drama and murder mys-
. Wzth a dash of the scientific
B that made “Black Oxen."
i‘a Natdi plays the same kind of
mrirish role she had in "The
Commandments." Matt Moore
Miss Miller is cast as
*‘re'h “‘heeler. Moore's sweet-
t. and George ll‘awcett is a kind-
ld doctor. Some cast} ‘
he ureaking Pointi" was ex-
popular as both a. book and
‘oy Mary Roberts Rinehurt.
rwalkers Attend
Epworth Institute
e Epworth League of the Nor—
.\l. E. church has several repu
:a'n-es at the Epworth Insti-
which is being held this week
iddletown. Rev. George B.
pkins. pastor of the local church
tending the institute in the ca.
y of instructor. The local Ep-
leaguers at the institute are:
e Worden. Elizabeth Loni:-
Alma Lycett. Ralph Buttery.
Clarence. Cable. Helen Gregory.
E. Roberts '
b it I r0.
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PRICES : .
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JN‘ ms SENSATIO'NAL CONCERT peoeeAMf
,“An Experiment in American Music”
State Armory, Stamford-
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY. 18th,
Tickets on Sale at More Vietrola Store, Atlantic Street, Stamford, Conn.
Telephone and Mail Orders to Mrs. John C. Fowell, 247 S u m in ear Street.
“A REFRESHING, EXHILARATING, SUMMER MUSICAL EVENT.”~
.(Auspicee Battery E, 192ml Field Artillery)
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pl. .5» - i
”5%.; H13 012 4“ arms.
AT 8.30, P. M.
: : : : : $2.00, $1.50, $1.00
Telephone Stamford 3772.
a
Enewspapers missed when a race he- 5
H‘THE SEA HAWK” WILL BEfilN l
.and today he has so many magazinosi
' start it within tho next few weeks.
DOPE RISG BROKEN.
Akron. Ohio, July 15.-~“‘ith the-
confiscation of approximately $150,-
000 worth of narcotics and the at-
rest of twu men and a woman on
charges of violating‘the Harrison
anti-narcotic act. police believe the
largest dopmselling‘ ring here in
years has been broken up. Federal
agents asgisteci the police in :he
raids. Evidence was obtained from .
a woman who “"35! tl‘l‘E‘Sled ‘8‘?“91‘3l
days ago. She furnished the times of,
the alleged drug dispensers. police
said. '
m I 0 home.
~W'rtha
Dixie Hines 3
NEW YORK, July 15.~——0ne more
daily newspaper will be established
in New York shortly. provided there
is still space on the streets of the
great. city for additional building of
newsstands to accommodate the fast
growing family of newspapers. For
the benefit of those who came in
late. it may he recalled that Frank
Munsey bought a job lot of news-
papers in New York—as well as else
“’here—and proceeded to kill, or
anialgamate them. "retaining the '
best features of each." “'heh Mr.
Munsey had completed his benevol—
ent assimilation the roll was called
FOR STEAM. \‘APC. )R AND
WATER “'ARMING ' i
“‘ell. anyway". it takes a wardv
heeler to make a lame duck walk.
Running in (ie‘ot is not difficult
but crawling out is a his; jab.
and The Sun, The Globe. The Mail.
The Press, The Herald. The News.
and maybe a few others were absent.
The. Mail had been consolidated with .
The Telegram, The Herald had been g
purchased by The Tribune. The
Globe had been lost in the shufflel
the mornlnsr Sun had died of grief
over the changes and The. News—-
not The Daily News which is now on
the stands but the old News—was
dead with The Press and others.
Hardly hal Mr. .‘lunsey's sanguin-
ary deed been recorded and‘ the~
can to see who could give lxirth tot
the greater mimlwr in the shortest 1
time. Hence F. w. I-anight. “ha; j
prints newspapers in Boston and: l
L) nn started The. Bulletin. nhile}
William laneiolph Hearst or his: .'
chief editorial writer. Arthur Rris- l
bane. started The Daily Mirror. in
exact reproduction of The Newsf
Now Bernard liacfnridon, one of the g
marvels nt‘ _miil'n;12tsni. announces .
that he “ill start another pixturef I_\’ SIZES FOR
paper like 'l‘hw News and The l‘ailv .
Mirror. Mia Marfiuldnn stnrtcdl EVERY REQKTREHEXT
Physical Vulture some years ugo.~
A product truly repi'oseittatne of
mrre than my hty years manufac-
turing experiruicfl.
ASK Yt‘ll,'ll DE A L E R
that he hasn‘t an employee capable i
of namim: the-m all wi‘hnut refer-g
ence to the alphabetical card inde}. :
If Mr. Mact‘nd-lv’n starts a paper it}
will he a real one. and there
every evidence that he intends to
is
Abendroth Brothers
lTstnlilisl‘n‘tl 1‘30
Port Chester
-—.\lakers Also Of—
Tho rnrstion now arises is whether
Mr. Mun‘ey can kill on“ newspapers
as fast as n'hm's start them?
New York
The hmvkwonu thrh'es in sandy1
land. 3
“‘here insanitatinn's the rule;
YORK Coal Ranges 3
From urban “(c the hnnkwnrm's ; TRIPLEV Gas Ran'rt‘s
banned. l i A 7 f. k
But not from the rural svhool. ‘ l
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K11.) CIRCUS l
(‘A’S GREATEST
SPECTACULAR EXlRAVAGANZA mum).
LARGER AND BETTER THAN EVER,
~ CLowusl
VACROBAT‘S
AERIALISTS
.TUMELERS
RIDERS
ANlMALS
OF'EVERY
KIND
St 001
PERFORHAHCES
2 m. 842M.
RAW OR SM?“
n MERPROQF TENTS
SIOUX —- I N D I A N S -——lCOMANCHEl
. 500 —— PEOPLE —— 500 .ONE DAY ONLY
300 "’ HORSES ‘— 300 South Norwalk
10—4Acres of Tents—~10
100,—— ANIMALS —-100 Ball Park
\Vednesday,
DON’T FORGET the Day .
and Date JD LY
_ Doubled in Size This Year
Reserved Seats on Sale Show Day at Plaisted Drug
Store at Same Prices as Charged on Show Grounds.
I . 7
UGERS”
LEOPARDS
PUMAS
MONKEYS
PONIES
ELEPHANTS
CAMELS
THE COOLEST THEATRE IN THE NORWAALKS
LAST TIMES TODAY ,
TOM MIX T? ’
IN HIS NENV SST l’HHlllfVTION’
“The Heart Buster” ,.
You have enjoyed other Mix pictures but you will doubly
enjoy this one.
Chapter 7 Telephone Girl Series — Latest Issue Pathe New: _
\VEDNESDAY-«THURSDAYu-FRIDAY
'IL
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FINE PLANTS
For Late Planting Are Now Ready :.a '
. at Cut Prices
Shipped anywhere by Express collect or add 10c
on the dollar for prepaid Parcel Post. _
1. SPLENDlD L. l. YI‘ZGETABLIZ PLANTS '\
Celery, “'hite Plume, Golden Self li‘rinchingz, Clam Pascal and
«Telex-inc. SI prr HM. $0 per 1.000.
Late Cabbage. Flat I‘lllt'fil, Stu wssmn, }‘:.ll 3' syn-mm: Cauliflow-
cr. Lute Stone Tomato, Err: l‘lrm'. Largo Rut r": l‘r'ppor Plants.
51 per Hm. $8 per 1.0m». l
2. RED GERAVII'MS AVD LARGF (‘ANNA PLANTS 'é
Including King Hunihvrt. .‘xlnm, <‘n~7_\‘ :wl 'letmv Austria. .
$1.15 per dozml. iw'=z~.llat-'_V $19M pwr tin-o 11. $8 per 100.
3. STRONG 3-Yl‘..-\R-Ul.ll lltlsl‘, lll'slllffi
‘ Regularly 5“ per <imt- n. hpm‘ial Sf: ps‘r dorm].
Including Columbia, ltodjzincvg (minis Butterfly. \Vai'd. Russell.
C'u‘.
BEDDING AND \‘lZRAXDA BOX PLANTS
sl'lileu. 30“: A\\' 18 [or $1.00.
4.
negtilarly. am" 1’.‘ ‘mz‘ .,
l _ <1 n,
Petumas. \‘mltenus. Loin ln's. Ace: Hum. Ash "c Hm :lr'w Stocks.
ernias. t‘nlmiriulus. Mm'mnllis Su’ l'i, Alisw Koni‘n'orth
Ivy. Giant t‘lirysarithr‘mums. llr'znmas. L, German
1\_\‘. Dusty Dusty Millms. ljslrly L'nsnma tic-with While
Fvvm‘lnnx Noxrliv Friapvilaqons, Illlmx, Lark-
spur-s. l‘nnsics, I‘nsenr l‘lan llmil‘lo Flu;
Sum?
(hint H‘u-l) S“.’ll“.-
Cnrnflnwers. Sr. m: l“ t‘m'nonsw. ,
Fv. ort “HUI-ants“
osus, anonw'w, Avlwiwns,
Itizdl‘n'olzi'ts. lmli'tiilmmtis
and mi B-wlllinc and
Barely l'wl‘illllul
‘lnn'F.
ORDER TODAY AND GLT THE FIRST SELECTIONS.
HARLOWARDEN GARDENS AND ‘
GREENHOUSES
Greenport. New York
Do you know that The Lchigh Limited leaves the Penn‘-
eylvenia Station, New York every night at 8.10. arriving
311560 7.55 A. M. ? Returning. leaves Buffalo 9.00 P. M.
arriving New York 8.26 A. 23!. ....... 4:.‘2‘. Tim: 9. ,
Fare $14.29—the lowest available from New York
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