« relist gives a scathing omit; nmcnt of
breeding
ops-PlayersPu-emount picture. “The
Love That urea,“ playathe «part of
Molly, the onice scrubwoman. To this
part she has brought all the charm
and power of her great talent and
made the role one of the 1111th she
has ever depicted on the" screen.
{7:000LES'1I PLACE IN TO
Regent Theatre
to Degrees Cooler inside Than
Outside.
A prayer of Molly’s in her sordid
“V 3 Shows, 235' 7 15 and 8 tenement when her little boy wished
-7, to “fly kites like the boy in the pic-
'- Talay lure book" shows the wonderful
William Farnum depth of character and torcehilness ct
‘ In the Immortal Story of the the woman: “A kito might fly oicn
" French Revolution here, but it would have to be 11 won.
“A Tale of TWO Cities” deriul kite and the breeze to fly it
By Charles Dickenie‘. would have to be the very breath of
—-——< God. God grant that you may be such
Friday a kite, little man." Pauline Freder-
ick as lliolly, will appear at the Regent
PAULINE FREDERICK Theatre on 'Friday. 1|
In a New Success
“The Love That Lives”
Saturday
BESSIE DARRXSCALE
In a Mysiifying Dual Role in
“The Snarl”
PALACE THEATRE TO
Pauline Frederick Plays “Sapho”~
Other Feature Pictures
The place for Norwalhers during
-l:is worm afternoon and the not much
cooler coming evening is at the Palace
Theatre where in clear, fresh and
cool air, they may enjoy the Para-
mount presentation of Pauline 'Fred-
erick in “Sapho.”
of the well known subject has attract-
ed more attention than any previous
release and it has won the general ap-
proval that was not given to the pre-
vious productions. The Paramount
characterizations of pictures are seen
throughout the six reels. W'ith Miss
Frederick in the leading role, the
phétoplay patrons are assured of the
very best kind of an attraction. There
will be other features to complete to-
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‘ Palace Theatre
If It's a Feature The Palace Will
Show It—Daily at 2:15, 7
and 9 o'clock
Today
William Fox Presents
JUNE CKPRICE as
“Patsy”
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5' :3
TomOrrow day's 1.111.
Paramount Presents ~the Disun- _...__.
1 guished Pauline Fredericks ab PALACE THEATRE TOMoRROW
1 an... “sapho” “Eur.
Other Feawres 1,, Regina Badet Plays World Feature.
, .__.___, I “The Golden Lotus”
'11 Friday ’ 53‘ With a company of particular ex-
The Palace Presents
.. “The Golden Locust” .
Other Features
cellcnce Regina Badet, the vampire
of France .will come to the Palace
Theatre tomorrow in "The Golden
Lotus,“ 'ihe third picture to be releas-
ed by the Brady-International Service
World-Pictures. Miss Badet's bril-
liant beauty and her splendid acting
ability are seen to Sllperb advantage
in this wonder production. Swittly,
logiculy and convincingly this pic
turc rushes onward to the smashing
climax. Incident piles upon thrilling
incident. Excitement succeeds excite-
ment. "The Golden Lottie" is a big,
superb. scnsntlonai production of ex-
traordinary merit. See it.
‘3
Saturday ' m1:—
“When True Love Dawns”-
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Bathing caps
Be sure you see the new line of
Bathing Oops We are showing——
positively the prettiest styles,
1 shapes and trimmings offered this
reason. Some in and look them
over. ._._._.-—-——
~ 250 to $100 W iiiis Austin of Austin Garage.
T7 complained to the police that 5% pairs
Ho A. MEAD of ours were stolen from Hickory Bluff
Druggist meers everywhere in ibis section
are taking advantage of the present
“minor to finish the liariesling 0!
lhcii has crops.
“Well this weather is 1:006 lo? the
apps," icinmkcd Mr. Orlilmlt‘t ‘0
1111“The potatoes and min need
limit instead of rain."
The coffee grinder in the A. and P.
grou r1 store was left running lust
nipln until it was shut oil by Ofllcer
‘xoynolds.
A picnic will be held at Roton Point,
Friday, August 3, by the Order of East-
crn Star. Supper will be served at
'6230 o'clock, .
Hugh Cook, driver of Pioneer Hook
and Ladder truck, is off on 11 vaoutibn
trip that is supposed to take in the Ad-
ironr‘acks.
Fred '1‘. Coleman reported that his
automobile was run into by a machine
in Cannomlale. The complaint was re-
fc‘ ed to Shrelff Edward D. Douieni.
:tll‘. and lire. Royal E. Woriea and
three children of Hartford. motored to
Norwalk, Sunday, for a visit with Mr.
Worden's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Gehurdus D. Worden of Orchard
street. Younger Mr. Worden hasre-
turned, but his family remains.
William Walshil son of Mr. and Mrs.
. Thomas Walsh, of 26 Main street. a
William Farnum in “A Tale of Two member of the Naval Militia, has been
. Cities” ‘ , Ohmic: Dickens Iassigned to one of the interned Gen
1“ Char19° D‘i‘k‘mfi immortal Btu?!“ man vessels in Boston harbor.
of “A Tale of Two Cites." which has—m
been filmed by William Fox, end in ——~-————————
llllillMlllSM!
.- which William Famum portrays the
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8 North Main St.
South Norwaik, Conn.
Rolon Poianark
‘ 1111111111;
“mission—Week Days, 200; Sun-
days and Holidays, 35c.
. . DANCING
;,Chicken and Share
Dinners _
Liberty Band Contest Begins
uly 9th.
FEEWORKS EVERY FRIDAY
NIGHT '
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_ 1 ‘ ATTHE REGENT TODAY
* two characters of Sidney Carlton and l
Charles Barney. th e great English nov-
the follies in 'vogue among the aristoc-
‘ ‘ racy during the period proceeding the
E” French revolution.
"Exquisite gentlemen of. 1119 finest People Who Go Around complaining
would have found it -N°t Entitled To Sympathy
, hard to discover—~01” solitary ‘NO matter how many rheumatic
:wue, who, in her manners and appear-,NIIIEdleB you have tried there is only
once, owned to being a. mother. [11- 0118 that's absolutely sure and certain.
heed, except for the more not of bring- Got a bottle of ‘iNeutrone Prescrip-
in; a troublesome creature into this lion 99" at your drusgist's today, take
- world—which docs not go for towards it faithfully and you'll be rid or all
- the realization of the name of motherism'enefis. 8151110958 and SWOHen. 00h-
"; ‘h—there was no such thing known toms. painful icints and muscles, after
1. the fashion. Peasant wcmcn kept the a few days.
unfush lonable
' brought them up, and charming grand-’99” Will surprise you, you can «1111- ~
babies close, and 011 mi: but “Neutrone Prescription
11.111111111111113 of sixty dressed and appear “Milli 1801 that overload of agony
no at ‘rtwemy . , and pain leaving you and what a re-
lief, so easy, it's one.
AT THE REGENT FRIDAY.
yourself, then any "good- bye trouble."
. . ere-Paramount. “The {.9110
ON $5.;
This new filming ‘
Get a bottle today. you owe it to
Pauline Frederick in I Pamela Play. 500 and $1. 00 the bottle at 01111111113» , .
glat._ Mail order! filled on $1. 00 at”.
. ”sf
Sturdy guardians
13%?
for the trip
1
W” Set off on the needed and longcdfor vacation With
teriainty that all belongings will arrive safely
Here are guardians that will make sure of that arrival
[or you—with entire contents unharmed.
l Trunk of stout light construction, bound with fiber,
astencd with strong bolts and lock. Has one deep tray-s:
6.
.‘Black cowhide bag with steel frame and lining Oil
leather, easy-grip handles—$6. 50
Matting suitcases that appeal strongly to women be-
tause of their light weight~$2. 50.
Handbags covered with matting, roOmy and tasily
opened—$1.50.
Staunch and durable sultcas‘cs of leather, steel frame;
regulation russet colon—$6. 50. w“
Books to read
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on vacation
all '5}
l, .I;
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.431
or ‘3
trees on shady lawn; books that entertain. -
Their one mission is to furnish enjoyment, to Whlld
way an hour or two, to bring something different into pip
tryday life. ,, .. .nnnnim
5' Banks of Colne—Phillpots—Slbo. ‘
1 Jerry of the Islands—Jack London—$1.50.
The Painted Woman——Kummer——81. 86.
ammley Neighborhood—~Brown—tl. 50.
here Your 'i‘reiuure In—Hoimen Day—81. 50. . .
1111 Me Your Name'——E§l 018—812 .
he Red Planet—Lock e—- . «I I I I. ~
0001-, rear. .
Q rifle! a.“ ‘ u— a” a» 2—4-—
Bummor—Edlth Wnertgpé—ntleo
Pack these 1n
the traveling-hag
Wherc’ er yOu plan to spend vacation, here are Com-
torts you will not wish to be without-and that may be
difficult to secure!
Helmets. 11 new cap shape, many
lhedes—-lbc, white and grny~25c.
Elcnyn golf and tennis cream.
new preparation—50c.
Elcuyu toilet talc powder delight-
ful perfume—150.
Elwyn. cream. 11 toilet cream for
leciel message, not greasy.———50c
Elceya face powder and rouge and
loop—60 c.
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Face, powder books. contain men
leaves—D261: . .
Amolln powders—160 and ate.
Swedish heir powderbdlo.‘
(‘ulox manicure preparations—19
Odornno. dissipates perspintlo
odor—250.
Mum. a splendid deodorant—200.
1‘1 orsneet, v.ery efficient—.490.
Center aisle, from.
Cool grateful
grape juice
861% it in combination with ginger ale and it has
wOnderful flavor. .. M . ,3
Serve it alone well-cooled. ‘ ‘ ‘ T
Serve it with lemonade and the mildly acid flavol
combines with the sharp flavor of lemon to make a doubly}
refreshing beverage.
:, These hot days are fine grape- juice days.
....‘ Howco grape juice of today is the best in jail the 15
cars we’ve been having it bottled.
That’s because last year’s crop of grapes Was light and
unusually nice.
Per bottle 200, case of 2 dozen bottles—S4. 25
, Front basement.
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. Mama».—
1 Am
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Do canning
early 1n the day
it’s a splendid help to do canning early
in the clay y.
’1 The heat of the sun has not begun to
create discomfort.
'A cooling breeze blows through the,
Chen.
(The gas Cooker will do its work quick-
3 and surely—and long before noon :1
dvizen“W cans will be ready to go to the
:slore-ro'om or cellar!
More than one wise woman is busy at ‘
gr‘. canning by 6 o ’clbck these mornings! Whirled! ,,
Here are some of the helps the store offers. --1 5;
Mason jars, tpint-«75c doz. Mason jars,‘quart-—85c 101
liar lifters, it all sizes of: Parowax for sealing—10c.
pp, easy to use-45c. liar rubbers, best—15c doz,
Uelly strainers—15¢ to 50c.
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1 .1 Here are Companions for an hour spent beneath the ,
51 Guns
COAL
Thaffs All
68 Water Street
Tel. 72:
The Banner Bakery
tel 367
We are now able to supply our!
customers with PIES,m11.de to'
order each day]. We also have
SUGAR BUNS and GOPFSE‘...
RINGS in addition to our regular
‘ltock.
1111 WATER 1111
“he's
Will prove to be one of the most satisfactory investments
you ever made and will last for yam. Unless you have used
one of these convenient. GAS WATER HEATERS, you cannot
appreciate its great usefulness.
HOT WATER FOB BATH, SHAV-
ING or. LAUNDRY usn '
Without the trouble and bother
of starting the kitchen range fire. ,
Heat only the quantity of hot
water needed, not the entire boiler.
Price $18.59 installed
Easy Payments
$ With Order
Per Month
0111.11 .1 LIMITED NUM-
BER LEFT AT THIS PRICE—
onnnn now.
l and Water Co.
m mi: \OA. '5 Is»
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David W. Raymond
UNDERTAK ER
Tel.. Office, 1069-3; House, 693.
27 WASHINGTON ST.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
l
DORLON MUSE
:(Gregory. Boulevard)
East Norwalk '
Opens May 1
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
Saturday, August 4111
All money deposited in this bank
before Saturday noon will draw in?
leresl from the 151 of August.
South Norwalk Savings Bank
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES $4 A YEAR.
Alden 801111111111, Pres. , ~ John H. Knapp, Vice- Pres.
George L. Woodward, Treas.
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
JOHN E. OSULLIVAN, Prop
Telephone 720
_- TEETH -1
WITHOUT PLATES
Du"). H. Mallery
16 80. Main 81., So. Norwalk, 0t
~Eour11911.n1.t05p. m.,7t08p in
Sunday: By Appointment Only
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SPECIALS
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. Butter, the finest creamery, per lb. ...................... 480
Pure Lard, per lb .................................... 25c
Try Our Fresh Roasted Cofl'ee, per lb. ................... 21c
Karo Corn Syrup, a. can ......................... . ...... 1 Oc
Dunham’s Cocoanut, a pkg. ........................... 80
A. STULL
I :4 Cottage Street. East Notwalk.
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Ladies’
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We are offering them at a.
. LOT No. 1
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Great Reduction Sale of
We have bought the Stock of 11 Popular Ladies’ Furnishing Store in Stamford.
The Ladies’ Shirt Waists range in price from $1.00 to $12 00.
These combined with Liberal Selections from our own Stock enable us to offer
An Unusual Opportunity
TopBu‘y Ladies’ Shirt Waists
more our Pmorss ‘
69C—Values‘ to $1.25
1§§ . LOT No.» 2
:j 98c—Values to
:3 LOT No. 3
$1.19—Valt‘ie‘s to $2. 49
SALE BEGINS THURSDAY, AUGUST 2nd. CONTINUES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
DON’T MISS TBS OPPORTUNITY.-
A.I Iickerman 8: Son’s
“ DEPARTMENT s'ro‘RE ‘ "
84 WASHING'I‘oN STREET
all-I-m/n/‘u/fi aha/a I'I-ml'l- .1 a aha/at- a -l‘ -I-
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Shirt Waists
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reduction of 33 1-3 to 50 per cent.
LOT No.4
$1.49e—Values to $2.98
LQT‘No. ‘5" ' _‘ -
$2.4oava1uesjlto $5.00
LOT No. 6
$3 to lid—Values $12
$1.98 *
Norwalk Chronicler