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2‘ style of type.
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‘ ephone and if paid at oiiioo with-
seven days from the first day of
rtion cash rate will be allowed.
Ads ordered for three or six days
dulltopped before expiration will
nly be charged for the number of
times the ad appeared and adjust-
‘ent made at the rate earned.
Special rate for yearly advertising
ponroqucst.
‘ "A-B-C 'AD Index
OUNCEMENTS-
~Card of Thanks
l'd-v-In Memoriam
0~Funeral Directors
-Monumcnls. Cemetery Lots
-—Societles and Lodges
«wk
.1:
I¥Automoblles For Sale
‘h—Auto Trucks For Sale
Bel—Auto accessories
d—Guragos—Autos for Hire
“Motorcycles and Bicycles
eWanled—Automotivo
. muss SERVICE—
——Business Services Offered
IPBuilding and Contracting
pDressmaking and Mifllnery
132u-Heating, Plumbing. Roofing
s—lnsurance and Surety Bonds
iii—Trucking»Storsro
0—Palnting. Paper .08. Decorat-
» ins
8—Professional Services
flit—Repairing and Refinishing
;30-—-’I‘ailorlng and Pressing
‘Il—Wanted-jBusiness Service
MPLOYMENT—
,ai-a—Empioymcnt Agencies
37—Heip Wanted—Female
‘3—-—I-1oip Wanted—Male
i—-—Help.Male and Female
lib-Solicitors. Canvassera Meats
ail—Situations Wanted—Female
tuations Wanted—Male
WANCIAL—
. 88-—Busincss Opportunities
do——Money to Loan—Mortgages
STRUCTION--
{its-Local Instruction Classes
’4 44-Musical. Dancing. Dramatic 4
, o—eWanted—Instructlon
' ’ STOCK—-
7-—Dogs. Cats. Other Pets
_, s—Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
—Pouitry and supplies
0-Wanted——Live Stock
- -CHANDISE—
I w-Articies For Sale
W-Barter and Exchange
a—Fuel. Feed. Fertiliser
BI’Good Things to Eat
B9-Househoid Goods
Isa—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
SI—Machinery and Tools
QZ—Muslcal Merchandise
Ira—Radio Equipment
., ,s-Seeds. Plants. Flowers
dd—Specials at the Stores
5—Wearing Apparel
.Od—Wanted—To Buy
OOMS AND BOARD-
07—11mm With Board
cs—Rooms Without Board
SD—Rooms for Housekeeping
‘ filo—Vacation Places
TIs—Where to Eat
va—Where to Stop in Town
fl—Wanted—Rooms or Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT-—
d—Apartments and Flats
‘s—Business Places For Rent
fl—Farms and Land For Rent
till—Houses For Rent
‘1 s-Oificcs and Desk Room
bore and Mountain —- For
nt
Wanted—To Rent
1 ESTATE FOR SALE—
' .“Brokers in Real Estate
uslncss Property For Sale
, Farms and Land For Sale
d—Houses For Sale
gag-Lots For Sale
Id—Shore and Mountain — For
h-Suburban For Sale
4-To Exchange—Real Estate
Wanted-Real Estate
ig’l‘IONS—LEGAL—
Auction Sales
' ‘A-Lega: Notices
THE SENTINEL allows
As an accommodation
sextonsion of its public service.
CREDIT,
to those 1
CLASSIFIED
insertion with the exception
that in view of the courtesy
omndcd they will be paid
fore the seven- -day cash
Mount has xplrcd. The .
untinuatlon of this policy 3
*dependcnt on the co-
lion given by the public
Aromas-moans
[legal Notices II
Nonwixuo nosrmn ASSOCIA-
'l‘ION.
ANNUAL MEETING.
Noill‘l‘ is hereby given that the
Annual Meeting of the Norwallt Hos-
pital Association will be held at the
llosplinl on Tuesday eveninl. Octo-
ber 13m, 1925, at eight o'clock. for
the following purposes:
1. To hear the annual reports of
the officers of the Association and
act upon the some.
2. To hear; the reports of any com-
mittee appointed by the Association.
its President or the Board of Direct-
ors‘whlch may be presented and to
act upon the same.
a. To choose four Directors to
take the place of those whose terms
expire.
4. To transact any and all other
business proper to come before said
Annual Meeting.
Dated at Norwnlk, Conn., this 8th
day of October. 1938.
JAMES T. HUBBELL.
Secretary.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals 7
In Memorlsm
IN MEMORIAM.
In sacred and loving memory of
my beloved wife and our beloved
mother. who died October 9. 1924.
(Signed)
EDWARD F. GARRETT
AND CHILDREN.
Troy, New York, October 9. 1925.
’ NOTICE.
Having left my bed and board I‘
will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife, Margaret
Lacliwood.
(Signed) IRVING LOCKWOOD.
Strnycd. host. Found 10
ITOST—Brown and White
with black around the
Phone 3128.
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale 11
1925 Flint coupe . . . . . . . . . . $1,150
1925 Jordan sedan. . . . $2,000
1925 Hupmobilc roadster . .3900 00
1924 Oldsmobile. 5 pwlscngor Sedan
6400. 00
PUPPY.
face.
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VAAST snos. _
CADILLAC. JORDAN.
HUPMOBILE DEALERS.
l
USED CARS-4m, have them; come
in and look them over: all makes
to choose from; in good condition;
make your own terms. P.~ L. Di-
Pietro. 49 West' avenue. Phone
8016. Open evenings until 9.
BUSINESS SERVICE ‘
Business Services Offered 18
AUCl'lONEEAs
Joseph A. Angione
Tel. use-1s
Norwalh
BOSCH MAGerO-‘AII makes of
magnetoes. starters. generators re-
paired and installed. New Bosch
ignition for Fords and all other
cars. 11! So, Main St. Phone “ii.
GRADING—Lawns mowed. hedges
out. cesspools cleaned.. Filling dirt
and loom for sale. James A. Pul-
ler. 93 Taylor avenue. South Nor-
wallr. Phone "IIW.
OUR CEMENT WALKS
A Specialty.
SANTO CONSTRUCTION co.
Rowayton Ave. Phone Norwalk 2541
LAWN' MOWED—Gardsns plough.
ed and cultivated. Work done by
up-to-date machine methods.
Phone 8515. Fred Hamilton.
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED—
Have your Lawn Mower sharpen-
ed and put in good ccnrltlon.
Alpha Plating Works. N Day
street. South Nor-walk. Phone on.
WOOS’I'ER AND DAVIS
A. If. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Enmlners U. S. Patent
0
Dee.
1115 Main St. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.
UPHOLSTERING—and
work. Picture framing, mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning etc.. A. Bergstrom. New '
I. 0. O. F. Bldg. So. Norwalk.
1 cabinet YOUNG MAN. with driver's license. ‘
‘Sun« | Mon. ~ .37 Wed. l Thur. "is
First Qunr. Full Moon 10.1: M‘-
24 l 2 set “i" it;
1212 7.1 12.57 7.0 11.17 7.0'2.2s 0.5 1.21 8 0.1 l
12.27 0.1 1.00 7.3 1.09 ~ 7.7 2.71 0.9 1.1 0.0
0.11 0.0 7.21 20.: not" { ”0.0 aw . 7.0
Mo 0.7 7.12 0.1 0.1: 0.7 us 7.0
10.40 8.4 10.27 as 11. as 7.7 12.17 7.5
11.11 7.7 . 12.09 1.11155 as
4.20 0.0 5.02 6.7: 7.10: 7.1 3.101 1 7.0
25 26‘ " 27 ‘28 '
4.51 0.9 0.21 M, 7.43’ 7.1 8.46 ‘ 7.4
Compiled from “
United States Coast
The figures at the
and Tenths.
"customise
The Moon is in Apogee the 11th.
e Tables of the Atlantic Coast of the United States." Issued by the
Geodetic Survey, giving the time of
HIGH WAT R AT WILSON POINT, NORWALK HARBOR, CONN.
oft above the day of the month give the ti
M., below for P. M. The figures at the Right of these give the pig—ht 0! Title in Feet
LIVE STOCK
Help theorem-Female as
Poultry and Supplies 49
ASSISTANT CUTTER WANTED-—
Apply Iiabhor Co..127 Washing-
ton SL, So. Norwaik.
EXPERIENCED—Salesladics want.
ed. Apply in person at Ben Ton.
Washington street. South Norwalk.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—on
‘ power machines. Apply at once to
1 Henderson d: Ervin, 17 High St.
Norwalk.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ——
0n Singer sewing machines. Also
finishers by hand. Apply at once.
lt‘nlrfleld Mfg. Co., 8 Webster St..
top floor.
EXPERIENCED—tailors wanted on
silk robes. Rabhor Co.. 127 Wash-
ington St.. So. Norwalk.
FINISHERS AND FOLDERS—Ap-
ply Rabhor Co.. 127 Washington
St. So. Norwalk.
HUSKY ‘ BABY CHICKS-Barred
and White Rooks. Reds. Leghorns:
Duckiings, Wishbone breeders.
, laying hens, poultry supplies.
, Also. two Atrdsie puppies for sale.
. Phone 405. Weston Live Poultry
Market. 68 Main street. Norwnlh.
BRRRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS——
1925 Boston winners; hca‘y lay-
. ers., Big. strong. well—marked
. breeding cocks, cockercls. hens
and pullets 05 each and up. Sut-
iefactlon guaranteed or money
refunded. W. L. Day. Watch-
bury Farm. Bediord Hills. N. Y.
Telephone Bedford Village 5.
LIVE FOUNDRY—Killed and dress.
ed while you wait. P. Romano.
first class service. Phone 8388.
Live Poultry Market. 13 Chestnut
otrcot. South Norwalk.
MERCHANDISE
SALESLADY—Wanted with experi-
ence in selling dresses and coats.
Address Ben S. L. c|o Sentinel.
SHORT ORDER COOK—Rooney's
Restaurant, 147 Washington St..
So. Norwalk. '
Building Material cs
ROLL ROOFING. 51.00 PER ROLL.
~Slnto surfaced. 82.00 per roll.
C. A. RANSOII.
Dept. M.
527 Concord Ave. Cambridge. llass.
OPERATORS -—- On sleeve facing.
sleeve inserting. felling and cuff—
ing. Apply Cluctt S: Peabody Co..
So. Norwalk.
WANTED—Two needle operators.
button sewers. plain stitchers. on
mens‘ dress shirts. A few learn-
ers taken on. Apply LeRoy
Shirt 00., 11 Chestnut In South
Norwalk. Conn.
L
Help Wanted—Male 88
BOY WANTED -- Apply Rabnor
Co.. 127 Washington street. South
Norwalk. .
CHINESE COOK-—Wanted. Wages
390 month. Appa‘ at Norwalk
Employment Agency. 90 Wall St..
Norwalk. Phone 2568.
LOCAL YOUNG MEN—Who desire
to get into newspaper work; must
start at bottom at low salary;
good chance for right men to ad-
vance. Write "L. D... clo The
Evening Sentinel.
STOCK BOYS-1n packing and
shipping department. An oppor-
tunity for ambitious boys to ad-
.vance. H. Jacobs d7 Sons. Day St.
Must be ambitious and honest.
Good chance for advancement.
Apply New York Battery Ex-
change. 28 Monroe St.
local and ions distance trucking
Plano hoisting. Special vans for
moving, 5401: Mack dumps. 100
NAG! sacs—stem All kihds *
BOOKKEEPER—Wants extra work
Situations Wanted—Male 37
I will keep your books. records or
Loom for sale. Elisabeth Lawn
ton. Phone 201. Barton.
Painting. Papas-log. Imfln‘ as
WINDOW SHADES
Conn. Ave. Phone 81:. Daytime: statistic- eveninss. Reply "Re-
804 1‘ Nights. greb" clo Sentinel.
CONTRACTING - Mason wort. POSITION WANTED —- As Handy
grading lawns, drives. roads. Man around place. or Janitor
Trucking. Sand. gravel. cindsrs. work James Coombs. 5 Henry
St. So. Norwalk.
FINANCIAL
Money In Loan—Mortgages so
We sell them and we hang them
SOMEBS a SOMERS
Paints. Window Shades. Vsrnlshes
8-10 Railroad Ave. 3 Wall St.
Theo m ”A
ICIENTIFIC
TREE
WORK
s A. 11. mm
Phone 272 Westport.
Repairing and Estimating 20
WANTED—Chairs to roam. Price
reasonable. Phone 2856. Edward
Chance.
Painting. Papers-g. Decorating 20
‘1 PER HANGING—50c double roll.
FIRST AND SECOND MOBNAGES
ness and residential property.
erste rates and prompt attention
given all inquiries.
manufacturing and mercantile ex-
pansion.
Attorney Henry J. Klein. 28 North
Main street. South Norwalk. Conn.
GOOD ALL AROUND HORSE-—
LOANS-
Dlrect loans on wall located busi-
Mod-
Also. loans for
State full details. Inquire
rms'ra SECOND—luminous
Easy
made. Buying mom
terms. Inquire so Well It. room
103. Norwalb. Conn.
LNS STOCK
Horses. Cattle. Vehicles es
Will sell cheap to quick buyer.
Phone Wilton 5.
-—-Advertise in the Sentinel
Pointing" resealable: work gusr- .
. nntecd; . practical painter. l :7“? “NE SADDLE HORSES—-
lluvliand street. South Norwnik. I “'m' ”“99 saddles: '1‘ ”'3'"
Househoxo Goods SO
DINING ROOM Fl-IT—lu excellent
condition; very reasonable ‘prlce
for immediate purchaser. Inquire
mornings and until 3 p. m.. 39
West avenue. South Norwalk.
MATTRESSES. PILLOWS -- Cush-
ions. made. renovated and repair-
ed. Phone m, Norwalk Mattress
Co.. 40 Franklin street. South Nor-
walk.
MUST SACRIFICE —- Dining room
set: mahogany colonial chiffen-
dale; good condiiton; any reasons-
ble offer accepted. Also. other fur-
niture. Tel. New Canaan 705.
WSDtOd—JI'O Buy 60
l«‘ URNITUREoSecond hand. bought
at highest prices. If you have any
Junk or metal to sell we will also
pay high prices. Call or write
H. Jeffse. 27 Fort Point street.
Phone I”.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Boosns Without Board OS
11 URNISHED FRONT R 0 0 M—
Large and airy; centrally located.
12 Ann street. Phone 2429.
KITCHENETTE APARTMENT -—
burnished. Ready for occupancy
about Oct. 1st also 2 double rooms
suitable for two gentlemen. 92
Wall St.. Norwalk. Phone 1496.
FURNISHED—Room. next to C. A:
K. factory. All conveniences. it-
Van Zant St. .
Where to 31011me 7!
FURNISHED ROOMS—With or
~without: meals. Also. light house.
keeping rooms: steam heat; mod-
ern; on trolley line: one fare:
special winter rates. Colonial Ho-
tel. Rowayton. Phone Norwsll:
439. s
HILL TOP mNé-oflers its spacious
dance pavilion for dances, get-
togethers, ‘etc. Conveniently loo
sated. Catering service. Rates
reasonable. For particulars phone
2201. 7
REAL ESTATE TOR. BENT
Apartments and Plate 74
APARTMENT—Of 5 rooms and
bath. all improvements. to rent. 7
Orchard St. Phone 867.
FIVE ROOMS—On second floor; all
improvements: five minutes' walk
to C. d: K. Hat Factory. Inquire
M. A. Santella. 25 or 23 1-2 First
street, East Norwalk.
FIVE ROOMS—With all improvo-
ments; near business center of
South Nomlk: reasonable rent.
Inquire at N. Fromer’s. 2 Hanford
place. Phone 1620.
will soil on easy payments. P. J.l
Di Pietro. 19 West avenue;
it? GROVE STREET—Four rooms
all improvements; heat furnished.
“High Tide for A.
snail Sara-rs you aim
'rssnd Flats
74
movements.
Rosd.‘
cosy store.-
.....a
l ROOM FLAT—To let. All im-
Opposlte Tokeneke.
Inquire in Brown's gro-
_._......,...._.....‘.
SEVENAROOM HOUSE—All
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 8.-,-(AP)-
Election of a president of the House
of Deputies and consideration of the
furnishbd.
s s »
Also two stores with
up-to- -dste windows, 24 main St.
Norwalk. Inquire H. Sachs on
premises or phone 3154 after 6
lm- question of election of a presiding
movements. 16 Madison street. buhitpdot'hth: House of Martens
In “In some ad ress. ma:- (1 0 arms open its ye er-
“ 4 day of the 48th triennial general
5 ROOM APARTMENT~All mod- convention of the Protestant Epis-
ern improvements. Steam heat copal c urch of the United States. ‘
The ev. Ernest M. Stlrcs, DD..
rector of St. Thomas' church, Now
the diocese of Long lIsland was
, chosen president of the House of
six ROOMS—Second floor: hot wa-
ter heat. tire place. gas range and
water heater installed; garage.
Inquire. first floor. 162 East ave-
nue. or phone Norwallt 2780.1.
Deputies. Dr. Stires. who will be
consecrated as a bishop after the
by a vote of no to 207. over the
Rev. George Craig Stewart. rector of
St. Luke' s church. Pivonston. I... The
or five rooms.
All improvements.
first floor.
1
Houses For Bans
72 WOODWARD AYE-Either four
Also garage space.
Inquire on
close. was nominated but withdrew
his name.
As soon as the House of Deputies
was organized thefitev. Carrol N.
Davis. New York. was elected secre-
77 tary. Assistant sercetarles appoint-
Ave.
_ I Edlle Ave. Phone 72-5.
Walk 884-15.
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE—6-
room house with four lots. fruit
trees and spring water. off Ely
Also one furnished roonf at
ron R uN'r—ro June 1st, complete-
ly furnished house, nine rooms and
' bath: large grounds: near
porches: good heater; near trol-
ley: $75 per month.
Phone Nor-
ed by the House of Bishops included
the Rev. John F. Plumn of Hart-
ford. Conn.
The ease of Bishop William Mont-
York. and bishop ‘coadiutor-eiect 'of .
close of the convention. was elected-
Rev. B. H. Powell. DD.. San Fran- .
7 so To stupefy. . ,. .7 _.
81 Drift
33 Alluvial matter
34 Grief _ ‘
:5 To letter '
(0 Looks furtlvely
u Pertaining to sound .
{6 To cry aloud ' ” 4'“
_, 47 Attempts “ 48
- is To leave out ' ‘ 44
50 Cravat
52 To chew '
53 Feminine mnoun
54 Sick
50 A soldier
08 Gem 1
60 To lubricate
61 To regret exceedingly_
62 Sills. worm
63 Sheltered
84 Meth packing for pine ’
65 Exchanges -
VERTLCAL~ . p 7.5-0...
1 Robs
l 2 Electrified particle
~ 3 One to whom money is bequeath-
gomcry ”Brown. twice convicted of
heresy by Church courts. did not
come before the conference yester- .- _
day. Bishop Brown marched in the .{
prooomlon‘al of bishops at the Au. ‘
dubgn park ceremonies and sat in
the afternoon session. although he
was not in his seat when 'the House
formally op ned. He came in later
and took hs seat but did not join
nl the'dlseuesion preceding the dc-
ciaratlon of an executive session.
It was said that his case might be
brought before the House today.
Tho report of the presiding bishop.
however. has priority.
13 Turkish coin ‘
it Abrupt“ '
21 1'1;' “
22 F017!
“Obese“ .
« , 1 25 Honey gutherer
20 Period .-
28 Wooden 301 or
00 degenerate
32 Wand ‘
“Opening
30 Mill? cat
37
2: Insulated , It
39 Blue grass
41 Unit of work
.iound for annuals
45 Landscape
46 Newlywed girl
is Rutabsgas
50 Vehement outcry
51 To co‘quet
53 Painful
56- Home of a lien
57 Inlet
‘ 69 Bent
Yesterday s 141211
Endgame
. mm ,, 0211122! 1
mu "i
iiEliflEi hilllgbi
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insure uw
shore;
‘ By THE NEA PLAY JURY.
_NEW YORK, Oct. 5.--Hcrewith
REAL hours we sun
is presented an index to the new
theatrical season. It includes those
Houses For Sale
84 September and were’still going a‘
FOR SALE——
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE-0n
avenue ;
price. 88. 700.
, Real Estate.
11 Pershing St.
every modern convert.
lence; open fire place; lot. 4817130;
ALFRED K. 81‘. JOHN.
Phone 3331
the close of the month. 0: the half
dozen which did not stay the month
out. some departed with regrets and
of the others. the least said the
kinder. A few (l the plays which got
off in August still are visible.
The September average was nearly
one opening each night.
East
FOR SALE—-
West Ave.
The Fudge Realty CO»
Kceler Buildint.
Tel. 559.
I have a buy for some one in a
two family house. located just off
Hous‘e needs some rs-
pairs but price and location will
make it a profitable investment.
South Norwalk.
BEST OF THE LOT.
Arms and the Man—Shaw‘s Jest w
martial heroics made vital by, the
perfect handling of Alfred Lunt and
a good compn’ny.
Canary Dutch~‘—Willard Mack in a
mellow old sinner role, leading up
to melodrama. .
Cradle Snatchers—The boldest
and baddest farce in town. well ac-
ted and turning crowds away.
rooms, improvements.
buys.
East ' N orwalk.
REAL ESTATE—For Sale. House 6
garage.
large plot on Winileld St... near
station. SLOW-flame. Other good
Machiillan. 01 Winfield St.
The Green Hat—Katharine Cor-
nell. who is this critic's favorite of
them all, in Arlen's glamorous tale
of mad love.
The Vortex—The one most worth
seeing. Noel Coward's finely acted
Branch Office:
Norwalk. 'Phone 2058.
123 Washington Street.
Phone 33“.
hers/f
Lyro.
STROUT SUBURBAN SERVICE-
Branch of Strout Farm Agency:
sells over 5.000 properties a ”air.
68 Wall StI'OEt.
THE TAMMANY AGENCY.
Real Estate and Insurance.
What did the weather do to get
talked about—Lafayette
1
picture of decadent elements in
London society.
Merry Merry—~Snappy. colorful
musical show. liming only about
twenty people. but“ every one regis-
ters.
Sunny—Marilyn Miller in a tre-
mendously big musical production.
costing a fortune and gliding every
minute with entertainment.
The Vagabond King—The latest
Shubert operetta, utilising the Fran-
cois Villon story, as good as the
Student Prince. Great singing and
omsslrmn“ mortar
music.
OTHER PLAYS.
FOR SALE
nus. Fine location.
ten rooms, 2 baths.
\ V large
Price $7.500. .
Inset-hes
17. So. Main St. PM“
Inquire within or phgng 1153113.
Eight room house with every im-
provement. Just off West ave-
Two family house consisting oi
For these or any others consult
CANTY&C0
The Book of Charm—laughable
small town love story. ridiculous in
theme, clever in execution.
Outside Looking In—A chain of
episodes from hobo life. profane.
colorful. but not compelling. Draw-
ing many to Greenwich Village. . ,
Courting—Delightful little home-
spun comedy acted by the Scottish
7 Players.
The Jess Singer—A' play of Jew-
ish life which appeals tremendously
lot. to Jews and still interests Gentiles.
George Jessel reveals acting power
hitherto unsuspected.
Harvest—The story of a girl‘s slip
ghostly if gropingly toll. Louise
osser Hale and Augustin Duncan
as the o‘d parents are superb.
The Pelican—Margaret Iawrenco.
most appealing in an artlflcnl story
H! a mother's self-sacrifice.
Easy terms—Crane Wilbur's com~
cdy on the misfortunes of the aver-
plays Which opened after the first of ‘
t,,I.éIla Bonnet in "A Holy Terror"
Meek making the father real.
The Butler and Egg Man—Bright
lines and Gregory Kelly as his typi-
cal self.’ Staged by James Gleason
and shows it. to advantage.
The New Gsilantry—A predatory ‘
woman dialogue. and Carroll Mew
Comes is excellent
Human Nature-Written by the
Nugents. but promises to vary their
record for sure-fire success. Palcl?
sexy.
Applesauce -- Allan llirniu‘"
pleasing as he is personally. hardly
pg; huddle _W‘.wi: m
putting over this variatidn of the
% ' ‘ ‘ “~o .a-N‘.
Actresses appearing in new Broadway hits. Center. Carolyn Thom-
one in “The Vagabond King"; left, Gls‘dys Llpyd in “Applesauce." and
A Holy Terror-George
oo-author and principal actor. in a
spotty melodrama of the mines.
‘ OTHER MUSICAL SHOWS.
Captain Jinks—The old drama
made over into a modern operetta
with good comedy.
song.
No. No, Nanette—The rest of the
country know before New York that
it was first class entertainment.
Dearest Enemy~—Light and pleas~
ant diversion. with
characters dancing to modern mus-
..__,-. .“s. .
Abbott-
dancing and
Revolutionary
a" 1
Norwalk Chronicler