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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 25, 1926 · page 7

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Graduation Gifts
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Wedding Gifts
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Successor To President
Vernon Jarboe, Who Ro-

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Rantie Dresses and
Rompers

In gingham. chambray and
pcrcn'lc.
" lears

Boys’ l Suits

1 2, 8 . .years

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'_ 88 Washington Street

 

 

 

 

 

Mm Mrs. Malcolm Perkins and children
. Ru‘gs are menu the new arrivals-this
STERLING W was at their home in Lakeside.
‘ a 0‘ s
. . . ' ., --Piano ’mning. Studwell Piano
Go. Phone 136. «Adv.
FURNITURE . . . .
, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Macintosh
‘ ot Bretton Bali hotel, New York,
”~05 city. were recent guests ot Mr. and
Norma 5!. COMPANY Mrs. C. Streetfist their cottage here.
so. Norwailr “ ' t . e s e' '
James Stagg an tamily have ar-
rived at the Me or cottage in
Rocky roint ad. .' ‘and Mrs.
a sun are a ng the many New
‘ . . .- Yorkers 2z‘who are spending their
" ‘ summer on the island this r.
, "save mm ron . . . y“
a A LIFETIME? W. Frank Schwa and. Vernon
‘ Jarboe recently joi the Weatport
THOR ' Golt club and now spend much of
__ their spare time‘ going over the
course. .
Folding Ironer ‘ . . . ,
$5 00 D Robert Evans Swanson. yodng‘son
, I own of Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Swanson.
. ~ . ‘1. . was christened in Trinity church.
VGOI‘R. Light & POW“ CO. ‘ South Norwallr. last Sunday. Mr.
' NORWAIJK and Mrs. Joseph Wright, Jr.. acted

Wars. 51‘.

Cub Opens Tomorrow.

A meeting ot the board of direc-
tors will be held this evening to
straighten out the state ot sitairs
caused by the resignation ot the
president. Vernon Jarboe. Plans are
progressing nicely for the olicisl
opening at the club tomorrow eve-
ning. The committee in charge at

 

son. Vernon Jarboe, Edwin Nixon
and Frederick Houston.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. Dean and family
of New York are spending a tow
days at their cottage in Smith's
lane. They plan to open their home
tor the «neon next week. Mr. and

as god-parents. .
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in the ‘eity ..~
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inset warm ventilate
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Was its

Jay Schwartz entertained several
ct his playmates‘ at his home in
Dari: avenue. yesterday in‘honor ot
his sixth birthday. Jay is the son
ot Mr. and Mrs Herbert Schwartz.
“Mrs. schwarte and her son. Herbert

« recently returned from a wesii’s

Wait with Mr. and Mrs. Ned Gavin.
in Fall River.
0 0

Warren Robertson of Mount Ver-

- lien is spending save 1 cm at the

'home ot Mr. and rs. W. Frank
mamas ' ' '

nous Bennett and Nowell shaman
will be tutored tor the iast times to-
day at. the suits incite:- in "The
Reckless Lady." It tells the story
of a great love bethen a. mother
and a daughter and the great sac-
rinses ot the tumor to preserve the
happiness ot the litter. , :, .

Tomorrow 'Bob Custer will be
shown in "The Valley of Battery.”
Custer in ‘thla picture odors some

able climax. It is characteristic ot
(luster and his darlngm’ :“'1‘lls val-
lay ot liravary” was appropriate]!
titled. as it requires every bit“ of
courage to pertorm the deeds Bob
Custer does. In addition to this
thriller. another chapter of the star-
ling serial. “Casey or the Coast

 

l Guards." will be Wil-

nan. Gray's "‘noruuto The West."

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

- .‘~ this theatre.

 

the dance includes: digmond Swen- ,

1:15."!35 sec Q '
sans: aunt's

room to the West”

with '
Jack loll. bisrgsrst bionic,
Raymond nation and

George lieglnan

 

 

IUNDAY AND IONDAY

A Bouyant Tempest Ot Giggles

 

 

run ,srnno mm
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bill has never been assembled at
Dainty Baby Elaine,
will capture your heart with her ei-
torts. This petite lady will amaze
you with her hleirionio art “On
Th's' Corner," is a humorous act,
mounted by two players n hose iden-
tity is not made known. This per-

them to recognition. “On A Little
Side OSireet," st ling McLaughlin
and Evans. charsc ercomedian‘s. de-
picts New York's East Side. liic-
Laughiin and Evans reveal types at
this section ot the metropolis and

tlculal' piece hoaoser alone entitiesi

 

earn a tremendous ovation item the
audience. “The Three Robes." are
three active cut-ups and present a
variety of entertainment. "Tompli‘
Four." came into vaudeville from
musical comedy. Their act pleases

with vocal numbers and comedy
chatter. The photopley “Li‘ln:
Wives," starring Clara. Kimball

Young closes its run today. f
Tomorrow. Art Acord will be seen
in "The Set-l'p." the narrative of a
lighting deputy wh‘o uphold the law
despite efforts at a band to frame
him. A western that is a \rostcrn.

 

 

PALACE

. NOW PLAYING

2.13 and 1:15

A New Bill of Keith Vaudeville .

 

Baby Elaine

Dainty little lad?

[ “On The Corner”

A. thumb-nail cartoon

 

armour. FEATURE

Jim McLaughlin and Blanche Evans
“011 'A' Little Side Street”

Iylsti Ryan

 

Direct from

Poli’s. Bridge

newnns, WALTERS & MCEOCKER
The Three Italics

 

' TEMPLE FOUR
Three Jacks and the Ace of Spades

 

‘5 TODAY
Clara Kimball
YOUNG
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“ 14' Y I N G
W I V E‘ S ”

—- 0N TEE SCREEN -—

SATURDAY

Art Accord

win...—

“THE SET UP”

 

SUNDAY
Cecil B. DoMille s

AND HONDA?

“THE VOLGA BOATMAN”

A melodrama of unsurpassed dramatic power, beauty,
thrills and appeal.

 

COMING

 

NEXT WEEK

GILDA ORAY— in "ALOHA 01' THE SOUTH BEAU"

. Now in its sixth week on Broadway.

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are” and each oi whom leaves
thaothertodoashaolsaseu
Previous chapters told how:
Vera showed an interest in
John. which he did not return.
‘ but which nevertheless aroused
l'ay's Jealousy.
John. in love with his wits,

mWfiehabyto

during her she John ”runs
around a pas deal wl h

i.l'orhsa whose wild t
denotes have aroused the sus-
picicns at his‘wlie.

When In returns. John tells
her he had so an old-time
school chum. norm FRAN-
-0I8. now an actress and. tor
old time's salts. had kissed her

goodbr‘. Fay is hurt and shows
it and oededdes not to tell
her a a tow escapades that
in" '

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hr Is always a little teartul
that John will get into me

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"be wetni"~thst she is

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fNEIG

ERNEST lYNNe a

Ington to visit her parents and-

NOW GO ON WITH ran BT08!
“zigzag.“ and “castle-s In this

4‘ Mer'fimr'osnm.
“l don't know exactly
what. John. [sometimes

 

Sooner titanic herself be
she would let John go—euen

or the thing a sort at test of John.
it be target it would mean that he
loved her loss.

Sui on the morning ot her birth-
day John; springing out ct bad.
woke bar up with a light slap on the

”I I

"come on. sat up.“ he cried.
“Yours sitting old. Twenty-ave
years-thinkt o! it—a quarter ot a

swam .. . ..

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of THE YELLOW SEIUSB

 

tidii in Marion Forbes did.
dough it broke her heart.

"Then why did you say it?”
”Just to hidyou
“You'resursl” “ .
“Absolute. Now go run along.
the set worn to do. Logan and mi
bobbins about six.” He hung up.
and by. telling that be had been
a trifle brusdus. soothed her tellinga

by toasting her eyes on the new“

lamp.
as a

smashing scenes and an unforget- .

stay at the Regent'

”Null... sens m. M. that's being

‘_. “I? itinbutprorciaanaa
Jontlili csrstul"
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thins about it batorel"

Surprlss.nlydsar. Ahddon't

think I've Whom
either.
"Oh. what is it!" '

“Never salad." he said
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bar “was! to tell her what he

’ . ”untapped it find boobed
quietly tetra shone.

 

 

 

 

it'll be out. this matteruoon.”

thinkibatwa'rsiddangee-ebatoiro eenomr’ ,
mucosa are conspiring against by pooled. “I in gnt you'd tor- Ilr. Inmate agreed with John.
.. us in some dreadtui any.“ gotten. my didn' u say some was good looking. Not exactly hand-

sciaa. she told music. but there was
a charm about bins which probably
was by his oertect white

present. enhanced
teeth and the side's. freshly lsun~

beredsetedwithalittlspaegel
conscience. Then why not lay?
But he wondered whether Iogsa
himaslt was as dastartagly attentive
when he was with his own wits.
.At eleven o'clock Logan glanced
at“ his watch and murmured some-

“thing about going. John drove sing

to his hotel.

”You know. hillburn.‘ he said.
“you‘ve got one 0: the most charre-
ing wombn tor a wits l have ever
known."

Thanks." said John. and laughed.

“a her pretty well mysslt."
'd be a tool it you didn’t.
Don‘t ever lot too hear ot your aeg-
lsctlng her." '

John dropped hm oil at his hotel .
a tow minutes later and then drove
home in a reverie.

"Must show ray more attention. ,‘
Woman make more out it trlilss -
Yep. I guess I owe it to her.” .

O O O

.Marths Booth called rue up to- .
day. John.” l‘ay said the next arse,
slug. 1

“Yeah?"

“She makes me tired.” Fey's ions
was sharp. and John stirred a little
uneasily. At first. the mention of
Martha Booth's name had meant
nothing. but now it came back to
him that she had seen ‘him with
Dorothy mods. He thanked his \
lucky stars that he had told Fa!
about it ilrst. Humorously. be I.
called that Pat Forbes defined it as
"baatlog the wits to the punch." a

as said. "Well. rc'sn‘t get mad at
you tor that. She makes Ins tired. '

too. What‘s she done now?”

‘ “Oh. she mentioned that she had
seen yaw once while I was away.
and when I was‘ so inourious as not
to air where. she brought out—quits
casually. you understand—that you
were with a charming girl whom you
tailed to introduce." hy'a voice
was tinged heavily with sarcasm.

"that was Dorothy B‘rancis." said '
John. "Did you tell her?"

"I said. 'l'achbn told me. That
must have been Dorothy Francis."

“Atla girl." John applauded. "How
did Hertha like that? 3st she seemed .
disappointed. sh?" .

A lovely little acowl creased Jay's
torehsad. “I'd like to be able to un-
derstand the mental machinery at
people who think it's their ty to
take cars or people‘s bu nose.”

John laughed. "I didn't know you
wait in tor psychology. dear." He
Ina ‘ his lingers. "l'bat tor '

am

A thoughttul silence descended on
her. “Goals. honey." he said. catch.
lug hold at her hand. “what's the
matter?"

"Oh. I was Just thinking.“ -

"Bout what?”

lbs regarded bins gravely with her
dark. wide-sat ayes. "Ob. nothing."

 

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W Iii. Dolly.

 

Evening Performances 1:15 and amp

HEATRE

 

 

 

LAI‘I‘ TIMES TODAY
1:15; 7:15 and 9

d (The
Reckless Lady’ ’

starring

Ben Lyon, Belle Bennett,

James Kirkwood, Lowell

Sherman, Lois Moran
and Charlie Murray.

 

SATURDAY

 

and

Another installment. "Casey of

 

The Coast Guards“

 

_SUN., MON, TUBE.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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NOW! natrona ot the Regent
and buses theaters are enjoying a
privilege seldom accorded oi
cities when it pertains to entertains

"; nasal. At the Boron: theater sna~
’ . day And Monday, "Up In fishers

 

m. " will be shown. Attila satire
will open an indefinite , ._
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New York. ”I‘ll. Volga mm."
to be seen at themseelun‘da‘y-snd
Monday. has just closed a two seats
sngagenient at the Ga
and "Album at the South
weeks engagement at the
Y. Zane Grey s "Born To the
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