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nonintognesth Valuer made .ihe
picturestopicotuldomxew
tork~vreviewers¢uoted itssthe most
' over nude.
csrboy or the Big mm Mine who
picks up surnames-lag. cg crude den-
tistry tron: an itinerant ‘dezxtisl~
eventually opens‘hlsnnlicenssd "ot-
flce in Sen Francine. marries the
danchter ot'a. thritty Swim-Om,
unity in Oakland and then goes
lnto mental and plusiesl disinmgrs-
3
ADMISSION MAT. 30c EVENINGSOC
ect from the Cosmopolitan Theater in New York. First Conn. Showing
mg sum. The no of a
placed fbe love of gold govt all
world is one of the most astounding stories of
teal-hfeeverfilmed. The greatfilmni -
wee comes direct to you from its Broadway
f ERICH VON STROHEIMS
The Fight in Death Valley is
only one of the Big Scenes.
uon' through the heeleavsrlce and
greed of his wiie's nsturo. end o!
his sssocistes. ~ '
This cost includes» use Pitta.
Gibson Gowiiuid. Jean Ila-shalt.
Freak asses. '* Chestu' Gonkiin.
Hnghle Mock. Dole Fuller. Fanny
Mid. gley. Jack Curtis and dunes sic-
Donald. Ben. £13630)!“ end Wil-
liem-B. Daniels. were the photo—
grsphers. “Greed" is s Metro-
Goldwyn picture. presented by Louis
E'Xsyer. I
elseinthe
0i: consecration h‘e'ied ah expedi-
pictnro .
“sued“ tens ths nary or on one
”We *4 Are Sorry?
Inasmuch as, four’ lines were misdng in
the Most murders Prise , Cross
Word Puzfle,The Evening Sentind reprints
below the Me complete, with the missing
definitions. chd '
The Cross Word Editor blames the print-
ers,‘ the printers, the proof-reader, the proof-'
reader, the. linotrpe operator. the linotype
operator, the Puzzle Editor—and there you
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A story told by a worldly wise widow or experience in mm It. , ‘ "
husband or write can afford to miss it.
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BOB CU STER
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lADlES’iAlD, ,
'HOLDSMEHING
Baptist Church , Ment-
» ‘bersGather at Home
Of' Mrs. Katherine
Scofield--0therNews
A special meeting at the nudist
Aid society of the BowaytonBop-
tist‘churchwss held at the home of
Mrs. Kstherine Sconeld in Highland
avenue yesterday afternoon. The
regular meeting of the society will
be held next “’ednesday with Mrs.
Snlflen at her home in Raymond
street.
The regular weekly prayer meet-
ing of the Rom'ton Baptist church
will be held tonizht‘tt 8 o'clock.
‘ e o ,
street is spending several days in
New York city.
0 I t
. I
George C. Stout is confined to his
home in Cndlipp street suflerln
with n. soronhroat .
. e o o
The refiner monthly meeting at
ithe Rowayton Young Married For
i pic's association will be held Satur-
day evening. January 31. The meet-
ing place will be .snttounoed later.
0
annual meeting and election
afghngcers oi the Lsdies' Aid societ:
Special Augmented Orchestra, W. A. Schofield ,Director.
of the Rowsyton Methodist church-
iwul be held Wednadas afternoon
' in the chapel of the church.
PALACE
TODAY
Rnx Beach’s Popular Novel
“RECOIL”
With Ail—ell} Star Cast
“TUNES AND STEPS"
7 People in Musics! Novelties
“ ’ACHTING FOLLIES”
Singmg and Min“ Specialty
3~OTHER BIG ACTS—3
'NEUTRODYN E
Receivers, »~
T" complete with
tubes. plug and
STL‘DWELL
EANO COMPANY
No Main St. Phone 390
8:41:11 Norwalk
Holding The Good
f??? E-“e and take on the
E E. fhv; best. Give to
:2 LES: you find in
‘ij and U? to absorb the
‘ ~~='- you and in them.
1. no matter 7 what
_‘ The man who isn’t
' ..art will some day
‘ tests that strong
be? some things al-
‘ forget others can-
to the good and let
i'ou 0"“ so wrong by
ion. up ‘
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off :le pose it may assume-
TO THOSE WHO
DANCE AFTER
THEATRE
Suppose you. dined at Seven,
“theatred” till Eleven and
then came here to dance and
sip a. refreshing drink.
At the crest of the evening.
how you’d welcome inst the
right bite. ,
Wouldn't it be delightful to
feel sure that. a Welsh Rare:
bit, Club Sandwich, Lobster
or Chicken Salad and above
all 3 CUP OF STEAMING
HOT COFFEE, or anything
else you might desire would
be served just as if your
“Appetite Fairy” had direct-
ed it) YOU CAN.
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O O O
The members of the Good Will
society will conduct s coke and cen-
dy sale in connection with the en-
tertainment lobe given in the Bo-
wsyton Methodist church tomorrow
evening. Any resident wishing to
order :1 cake is asked to cell Mrs. .
1 E. L Raymond. president of tho
1 society. The entertainment pro-
, ' gram whiehhns been amused by
the members at the Enterprise oom—
BlALTO. mittee‘ot the church will include.
“If 1 Merry Again." selections by the Stanley school or-
. "if 1 1‘13“? Again," now playing chestrs. vocal duet by Mrs. Oliver
[at the Rialto theatre. is an interest- Clerk and Mrs. George A. Key. reel-
Eing picture with a variety of appeaj tntion by Mrs. Sidney R. Bell. V30.
'that is sure to make it popular with its selectJOn t-y Edson Ogden accord-
lull types of movie fans. "I! I Marry penled on the piano by his sister
IA’gain'.”‘——Have you ever asked’your- Martins Odgen end piano selections
$59“. You know your answer but by Mrs. Esrle‘P. Stevens. William
2 now 80:: the side you may have miss- s. Hart. popular western star. will
§°d~ 11mm 51 5101‘? told from the Up; be seen in one of his best pictures.
'0: a beautiful women. A story 0: “The Disciple." The members of
”mimic wooing. a. dynamite mar- the Enterprise ommlttee include
rinse and the climax to a wonderful 33133911 Themes. chairman: Ed“!
adventure that will hold you en- Lynch. Oliver 1. Clerk. lrving Al-
Every husband, every wife. every 5‘30“-
sweetheart, sh’uld see this—it's a Mrs. Edgar Lyncho! Highland
bit of life any one my taste some avenue. entertained the members of
day. Doris Kenyon and a five star the Good Will society at a luncheon
cast are featured in this picture. at her 1101319 Walker. The otter-
noon was given over to sewing tor
1113655 the Brooklyn Methodist hospital.
“G ed 3? Among the members present in ad-
" ' dltlon to-the hostess. were: Mrs.
The most talked of picture of the 1.
year is at the Regent theatre today. gfiszguLngsaz-i, gwfidl.
It will be shown again tomorow. It is Clark. Mr!- Joseph. 31-33-10: mg.
Eric von Strohelm‘s production of -Gnns. Mrs Earle p manna: Lil's.
"S;reed"-—the —film version of Frank I. H. Rigging and hire. E. L. Ray-
““71” n°‘ 5‘ MCTeague‘ mend. The next meeting at the
During its two years of produc- society will be held with Mrs. 1 3
tion the picture was‘thc subject 0! Kink“ at her home in Mm):
innumerable newspaper and msgn- - cm
zine articles. The fact that von plm' Wednesday aft con. Febru-
Strchelm attempted stark. uncom- “7 t
J
promising realism without the slight- . . . .
est sop to theatrical convention. that The Feb: y meeting of the Etc:
be staged the picture entirely in Ready circle 0‘ K1383 Daughters
the actual locations described in the ‘ “:11!" in held with-Mrs. Willism 1‘
original novel. and that in‘ the lat- lionlninest hechome in Crockett
street endlnot With-Emulohn Pinn-
der as previOusly announced. The
' “ ' meeting will be held on Tuesday
a She IS youngest , ’ evening, February 3.
. o s o
s _ ,
Radw Announcer Mrs. Henry Fol—lee.“ McKinley
' ’ place is able to behsround min stter
ncr decent illness.
' , . ‘o o n .
Rownyton women who are pisn-fl
ning to attend the round tsbie lun-
cheon of the Norwalk ‘Rennbiicsn
Woman's association st the Royal
James Inn Wednesday are suited to
make reset-intuition Tuesday with
Mrs. M. Wood. telephone 2457.
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There will be aninstsnstlon otloi-
floors at the meeting 0! Banner
council. Boas and -Dsnshters .o!
Liberw which will be heldidonight
in-Progress, ForumihstlkWeshington
met. Deputy District oilicer are.
Clarence ‘Tlhbitt or Word will be
the’lnsisliing oflioer. The meeting
wiilbe touowod'by'a. such!" during
which retro-hammwulhe served.
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How To Solve CrossWord Paulo
The numbered squares are the unsung pbints (or words extending
horizontally or tor-ties“: or-boih. One letter to s owners. Words end
at first black squnrs encountered on border of puzzle. Pick out s word
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mail the full set to the Crouword E ditor. The pvening Sentinel.
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the war and received Adjusted Service Certifi-
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given for them.
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. Savings Bank
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