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And a his line ot SMART ram. 1nd wmraa.
ABPAREL was never shown in Norwalk. liun»
deeds of mining Models to select from in
Mon’ti women's and Children's Wear.
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Coats and Suits and
'Snits O’Coats
for women and mines for men .t‘: young men
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iery role in the hands of a capable an.
Itist. the photocraphy of superior merg
git, the theme of the picture one of ab-
;sorbine interest wfll he at the Palace:
Theatre Sattnduy.
Miss Martin portrays the role. of a
notion. impulsive English girl whose
charms attract men to her as the,
‘tlatne attracts the moths. When Dick
Ware, a primitive Englishman. stronlzi‘
and masterful. declares his love fort
her. she coqnettes with hint and then
devotes her attention to Dick’s broth-i
it til titiltti
Vivian Martin in Paramount Picture,
"Viviottc" and Sixth Episode
of “The Eagle’- Eye"
Charming Vivian Martin has a do
lightiul photoplay in her picturtzatton
of William J. Lockes famous novel.
‘ i ." ‘ , . u e , ev- .
.V viette hxeellenth prod C d or Austin. and ltttt‘t‘ to Lord llnnstead.
_: She dangles the tllt‘t‘e upon her tin-‘
gel-s, sportlnu with them, loring each
3 i in greater or less measure. but in her
1? ‘ ' I heart of hearts the big primitive
V" I I ,
. , r agent heatre man's image iinzers with increasing
affection.
So it happens tltat when Dick he-
comes jealous of her and she banter-
inely suggests that he fight a make,
believe duel with Austin. he carries,
out the program with’ murder in his-.1
heart. Dick's strong.r primitive na»
t'ure wins her love and both find hap
‘piness in their mutual affection.
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PALACE TH EATRE TODAY
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3%? 1 iJack Pickfordio Paramount Plcture,
”W i “Mitch-Minute Kendall" .
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Matinee, at 2:15; Evening, 7:15
and 9 attack.
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Jack Pickford
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Minute Kendall," a Paramount pic
ture starring Jack Pickford and Lou,
ise Hufl', will be presented at the i'ui-i
ace Theatre today. A feature of lu-t
terest in connection with this superb.
picture, will be the first appearance.
of Lottie Pickford, a sister of the,
famous Paramount star. in his sup!
port. She portrays the role of en mi
venturees and plays opposite to her!
brother who is the dissipated idle son;
is redeemed
through the power of love for a pure
girl who befriends him in the days
of adversity. As the girl. the niece
of a ltraspinz inn keeper. Louise Hutl'
provides excellent support for the
star. The picture has its deep thrillr-
and the various scene's run the. gant-
ut oi the emotions with rare artistic
effect.
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physician after on
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Clearance, odd lot of Children's
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15 as. to $1.00
We have arranged on tables a tempting as—
‘fiol'ttlieltt of books that will interest. little folk.
imtey ‘aro in broken numbers, a few of each, but
pigtbo moved to make room for our llewlb‘ltit'k.
.fl, The Whitman Books, quaint stories that up-
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"Little Lost Lammlc"
"Fifteen Little Bunny Tails" (
“Brown Bunny and Teddy Bear"
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“Jolly Jack Homer"
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Trefousse Gloves from'France
Two-chap Glace Kid, over—seam or pique.
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brown and champagne colors.
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Bed Coverings
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Blankets, with dainty pink or blue borders.
Single. sizes, $6.00, $8.50 and $15.00 a. pair.
Double sizes, $7.00, $8.50 and $11.50 a pair.
Comfortables in attractive coloriugs.
Figured Sillt'olinc, cotton tilled,
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Figured Silkoline renters, plain borders,
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Down Comfortables, covered in best grade of
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llarhol' RURAL'CARRIER EXAMINATION l
«3...- tthat she may meet
lTom Mix in "Agra High" and 8th Epi-
lodo of "The Eagle’s Eye"
‘The Northwest Mounted police
have a reputatiou of always defending
their honor and that of the women
who fall under. their care. They are
naturally .t brave and during SPY 0“
men. No one flould take up the work
thstthey have'to do it he were. not.
in the new William Fox {liar-"Ace
High" that will he at the Recent
Theatre Saturday, Tom Mix, the star.
shows one or these policemen at his
boat. and presents a fine example oi
the way these men otter their lives
min and again to save a woman
{mm the vii-tonnes: of the. dimlnte
men of the mat Northweet. ,
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to console oi mm!” detail-8
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meet him. 1.? is Jimmy Raymondfand buildings on Harriet street to inatton'for the County of Fa’ ,- . ,l‘
outwardly a mountaineer. hut reallv Andrew J. Flaherty and wife; ‘Conn, to be. held at Green-win ;: or
more than that. And Stephanie adores Matilda Kennedy to Marie E. M. South Somalk, N0\'_ 9, 191.5 Vll.‘
mineiii'iitliietzst‘lit‘tl. he is in danger from Whiting of Boston. six acres and mfffigwtfir,afggafgfgn”’. .. 0 ’3‘;
the rough element, Stephanie goes Wilding! 0n Newtown turnpike; 'ntay 0“," on “m“ routes n, .. N”
to his lonely cabin. perched on B Georgie (‘hinerv it) May l4. R83" post offices in ”‘8 abOVfl-i. Hum.“
pireiepice, toliumh hill'l.l.llnllsl);‘ll(:‘€:; mond and Dorothy R. Benedict, lot county. ‘ Tho eivammation g t...-
‘ 9 “0‘" W ““3 3 a “3" “a ‘ b lldin a at 1 Burbank street .099“ 0M 0 m“ 9 r "“5 ' ' “""
ru to et her and u g‘ ' ’ ‘ i i n t : t. "
.iiiiiei'gt'éfifiiig third‘ws ligrselt‘across Adaline K- Chasmar to Vincenzo :Cttilofltlyoidllfi-Tkliiflthen mid“: I i?"
the slit of the open window and intent» Mast, lot on Herbert street: meet the on,” mulremont "-n
,2?“ 'h" “"3: "“1131; mglsgfiéfiygfi Ariettn n. Crockett to Sarah r. igll‘mt“ waxymtcl'a‘f ' “ ”ff,
'cdmerttiu ’31.: all Hattie-lie will use Weed. lot and buildings on Cudlipp be: m Mm when", .-
the situation in his next neurone! street; from the I'nlted States or .. .
serial. Then he '3‘“th girl :31! hum“ Wm: and mm to Arie": “I‘Lmltxdldvghinflm
one. our! and I . m V D pm?" land "a bum in ollontion it ornrt‘ t w
mie- lm‘ Monti" known to It! ' ' _ ' Funniest“ at “institution: « .
Mb." ’DWM A film film “”0"" iieet metlnhle ante.
idiom- in which Sin-y is valid. The Mint-ate" deed has been “It‘ll the ration-nee ol .
““‘ tiled ten-hem u lot old Winn Ion! war the Font-atoll ol' ,
out. nun "mm g... m on.» at watt.- w, mm W." "" '5' m " ' .
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