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Merchants '
Exhibit At
Emtie'n' Market

Three more leading merchants of
Norwallr are making spe:ial prepa-
ration. to exhibit at eMbtian
market. Nov. as to Dec. The Pol-
ley Refrigeration and Supply com-
party will display and have in se-
tual operation the demons “Quiet
Nay Automatic Oil Burner." To
live snug. cosy warmth without fur-
nae. or coal worries is their mission
in lite. and they have solvad the
problem by the May oil burner. See
it at the Armory in operation. An-
. other exhibit is the Connecticut

Light and Power company. Electric

, refrigerators. washing machines.
vacuum cleaners are Just a few. of
the many appliances that the Con-
necticut company have to offer. The
Economy Timer company of Nor-
wailr will be there with a complete
line of radios and equipment. Watch
for the surprise that they have in
stor. for those who visit their booth.
There is still one more booth to be
rented. Call 1885 snd ask for Lou
B. Stone. There will only be six
booths.

The entertainment committee is
happy to announce that it has been
able to secure the famous "Clover
Trio" of radio tame. {The trio will
appear the first. three days or the
show. In addition there will be six
vaudeville acts including the rain-
oue "Man Vs. Beast" a round bos-
ing exhibition by Gordon brothers
and their kangaroo. There are four
other acts including both vaudeville
and circus nirrnbers. also the Re-
volving Race. who twirl and loop
the loop suspended from the high-
est point ofthe girder in the armor!
finishing with a slide for death from
a ladder. head down. Complete
change of program on Thursday
night. Watch the Sentinel for fur-
ther announcements of the meet
iontastlc. colorful. hilarious and sin-
pendous event over presented for
public approval. Don't forget lat-
urday night. Monster rarer Ores.
souveniers. m0". confettlo.
hatch-knack and prises.

Silent S is Seeks
Control
cauuns (AP)-Idlllions .ot
francs are being spent by a mysteri-
ous syndicate. which is epdeavorlng
to gain control or the largest gamb-
ling s establishments in Southern
France.

Mrlsh buylns or Cannes Hu-
nlcipal Casino stool: had recently
pushed the rice up to 1.906 franc a
share. dou ling the former high
merit reached last year. at: months
ago a raid on lento Carlo Casino
shares boosted the price to over II.-
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THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY

A BIG HOLIDAY BILL OF

Keith Vaudeville

3 Complete Vaudeville Performances
THANKSGIVING DAY

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Direct from New York Hippodrome

BHiL WACO’S
BUCCANEERS

with WAXIE in

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TODAY ONLY 2:15. 7:16 and 9

Lloyd Hughes and Dolores del Rio in
“PALS FIRST”

 

TOMORROW AND FRIDAY

 

SATURDAY
Buddy Roosevelt in “Tho Ramblin’ Galoot”

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THEATRE NOTES

RIALTO

"Pale First." starring Lloyd

Hughes and Dolores Del Rio will be
shown for the last tires today at
the ltiaito theatre. "Pals First." is
the powerful story of three friends
who were bound to each other by a
natural admiration for one another
and in all things they did it was al-
ways for Pain first but in one thing
and that was low. 'i‘rls picture has a
most surprising ending.
Tomorrow and Friday Ken Aloy-
nard “ill be offered in "The Un-
known Cavalier." He gnlloped into
town in a cloud or dust. and left in
a blaze of glory. a round up of
thrills. a riot or riding.. and roping.
s. stampede of breathless adventure
with s. Bameo of the ranges break.
in; horses and hearts.

i REGENT

Wallace Beery and Raymond Hat-
ton. are moored at the Regcn‘ thea-
tre for three days beginning with to.
day in their latest success "We're In
The Navy Now." It is a scream from
beginning to end and it will keep the
patrons in a continuous laughing
spell every moment it is on the
screen. In “We're In The Navy
Now." they lntroduco comedy never
before seen In motion pictures. It
goes one better than "Behind The
Front." which in itself was a laugh
riot. “We're In The Navy Now.” is a.
splendid holiday attraction and those
seeking a place to spend it may look
no further. for the Regent is the
place of entertainment for the day.

' PALACE

Florence Vidor and Clive Brook
are. showing for today only at the
Palace theatre in "The Popular
Sin." a comedy drama of Parisian
life with enough drama and comedy
to make this picture thoroughly on-
Joyable.

Tomorrow. Thanksgiving Day a big
holding bill of Keith Vaudeville will
be shown. This bill will continue un-
til laturdsy. The program contains
Bill Waco's Buccaneers with Waste
in “Music and Song." presented by a
cast of twolve persons. Jose Reno
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LAST TIMES TODAY

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Hodge Podge. Bert Walton the in-
ternational cynic. Thompson and
Kemp. Violet and Partner.

The screen oifering will be Harry
London in "Saturday Afternoon."
This picture will be shown tomor-
row only. The picture for Thursday
and Friday will be William Fmr-
banks in ”Tim: Thick and Thin."

Rain 0f Mud Falls
On The Gay Riviera

With the skies raining mud. and
large hailetonos breaking thousands
or windows on the Riviera. Southern
France had a taste recently of the
climatic disorders that have been
sweeping over the world. The dam-
nge is estimated at 150.000. francs
Ill broken glass. and several score
or people out and bruised by the
hall.

The rain of mud was the first since ‘
list. This phenomenon happens
when an especially violent Sirocco.
or hot wind. from North Africa.
heavily laden with fine particles of
sand. reaches France at a low siti-
tude and passes -under the rain
clouds. The rain then carries the
dust to the earth. Iiud deposits an
inch deep have been discovered in
some sections.

 

 

 

 

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leat sufferers from the hall. The
entire glass front or the bsocufl
rooms of the Municipal Casino was
smashed by the atom The fire de-
partment was forced to work all
night in an attempt to bail out the
coming rooms. A thousand windows
in the Jetee Casino on the sea trout
were broken.

 

 

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