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2:5. Travelozue—
——‘S'ita2raoh Comedy
WEDNESDAY
ENID BENNETT in
“THE FALSE ROAD”
Yhursday and Friday
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VARY PICKFORD
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Exil's‘ MY DUST l. SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAM
91...; \t“ _ ;m'r. 250 _ EVENING 30c
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in the tropics. and bereft for the time
:being of his reason. that her heart's
rrmmnm: was, unroldiuz. But it was.
Gloria Dawn. it. might. be explained.
is the role essayed by beautifq Olive
‘Thomss in her new Selzm‘ck Picture.
in , ‘
.IG. "3 JAVV"
‘tuday‘ at. the Recent Theatre.
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L03]: CIT}. E “Fooclights and Shadows" is :1 play
and ‘ofileuse dramazic theme, of exciting
; r1 . episodes and of beautiful romance. In
01 a namble 111‘ it Miss Thomas has the best oppor-
\tunit? of her career to display he:
girlish sweetness. her bistrionlc art
and her wonderful personality. She
is supported by a splendid cast. headed
.by Alexander Onslow.
A \‘itogrsph comedy and Holmes
Travelogue will be shown today.
PA LAC E TODAY
Au elaborate automobile show. com~
pleze in every detail. was staged at a
large auditorium in Los Angeles for
scenes in “Excuse My Dust.” the 91-
clz‘zug automobile picture start-in:
“'allace Reid, which will be at the
Palace The-acre today. Many people
amended, believing it to be a real dis-
play of new models of motor cars:
The names. “Dame" 2. u d “‘E‘argot.’
which are the rival makes of auto-
mobiles in the picture. rather stamped
many of them. Director Sam W'ood
was. of course mgjhty glad to see {he
3 crowds as it eliminated the necessity
i “Excuse My Dust" was adapted by
no“ hiring “extras" for the scenes.
l‘fv‘ill M. Ritchey from a popular magm
lziue story by Byron ‘Morgn. Ann
Lirtln is the leading woman and Theo-
l dore Roberts. Tully Marshall. and GD."
5 louver are also included in the sup
{porting casn An exciting auto road
'race is the big feature of the photo-
jpiay- which is a Paramount Artcraft
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mm m 3‘ prggzguelg’ews and 3 Sunshine Comedy
will complete the program.
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1;.z-141' wheui
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thought. thu: they nevi—r would be
_well again. Among them is Mrs.
_ Cans-w ;
lzlctlnn quunn‘ l
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‘ Sullivan. who says:
, “E‘ootlights and Shadows." which plays:
MRS. SUlllVAN
EWES SlAlllllNfi
TRUE lES’llllllNli
Mrs. Ed. Sullivan of 198;
Dewey Street. Brigeport.
tells What the Tonic Cinot?
did for her. i
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MKS. ED. SULLlVAN.
In conversing with the ClNOT Ex-i
per: 119 exciaimed. “Oh? i wish that
some of file reader's 0i this paper
xcouid hear ’he good news rho: I hear
“I have been a sufferer a long time
with nervous indiges‘i-m (12'.le kidney
trouble. I had a grea: deal of trouble
Ewith. my bladder also and haw spentl
Emany a. sleepless nigh: on account ofl
zit. and every time I would 29: thel
. leas: nervous I would have a gas spell
: with my stomach and my heart would
iache like the toothache and flutter
:around as if i; were on a. pendulum.
fbu? nor: aft»:- zakiaz {hi-9.: botiles of
CINOT 1 am as well and helizhy :13
I have ever been in my life and can ea:
and sleep like a healzhy person
-. should.‘
cmor is sold at Plaisted's Drug‘
Store. Washington street. Also a: the
W’estport Drug Co. Wesrport: wit
»zer's Drug Store. Southport. S. M.
‘Allen. Darien; H. E. Northrup‘s. Dam
bury. and a: Hartigizn‘s Dru: Szore.
.51 Fairfield Ave- Bridgeponf~Adm
: GOT coco RESULTS
1112:; honest, straight (organ! letter
:from a woman who in; sutf—everl should
ibe heeded by all a'flictw} w th back-
:arhe. rheumatic pains. sore muscles,
éamul tired wailing and other syrp-
itams of kidney and bladder trouble: “1
Hum got such good reams from Foley
.Eldnoy Pills “mt I can. alccp Lunch Deb
“er and the pain in my back and sides
is a good lot better. . am going to
kfiep on taking them." Mrs. Chas-
Gray. 27‘) "I: St” stroll: Mich—8:32,
son-Pavel! Corp. '
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For the Trip-'- :
VAN DYK‘S Teas and (Elie-es
have that wonderful flavor which
makes them just the thing to: take
on picnics. Hot or iced. they‘ll
tone up the party and make the
sandwiches taste. like ambmsia!
All the Public Speakers from
Maine {1 California have not
lowered the H. C. of 1..
But the late spring has en-
abled us to buy some HART
SCEAFFNEB & MARX suits
which were made to sell for
$55 azxi $65—31: a big reduc-
tion. .
This week we give the pub-
lic the benefit. of our wonder.
£211pr and will sell them
at—
$42.50
ROGERS o STEVENS
'NORWALK‘. TwoStox-es. SO. NORWALK.
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Beauti‘ul Hawaiian Love
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2934—15; Sahara Rose. Sudan mus-i Barium tho s a.
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SO. KORWALK MUSIC SHOP
110 “‘ASHIXGTOS STREET
N. Billy South Norwalk, Conn.
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Daily Trips to N.Y.
wt. 3 mn' at when you’n
hotfindsndthirsty—aboflhd
Corsets for Stout Fizurm Our Specialty.
WE FEATURE THE WELL-KNOWN
Nemo Corsets
also
Rengo Belt Corsets
For stout figures. in the newest and most un-
to—date models. Every Corset fitted to your indivi-
ual figure by
MME. JEANNETTE
South Norwalk’s Leading
“GI-ER BEER
L. GOLDEN
GS Washington St.
20PetCentDiscount
Sale NOW
lmmanmmimu.
hotlysndissmperb.delicionll
max-m autism
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conditions 3nd made RIGHT.
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Phone 909 56 South Main Street
PERRY GAPS FOB PRETTY
ms
W bathing cups, clever-
ly nail: in the latest modes to
at J sly face. Wonderful to
caplet: the beach equipment
of "am" Highest quali-
ty good: a: very low prices.
H. A. MEAD
mm ' Pharmacist
8 I. E St. 30. Normlk
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VICTORIA TAXI CO.
Duchess Coffee, 48c 1b.
Quality Supreme
Quali—Tea 3 lbs. $1.45, 50c lb.
James Van Dyk Co.
21 NORTH MAIN 8’1,
BAT HING CAPS
This season’s bathing caps are in brighter hues and more
artistically decorated than ever.
The tam shapes are most bewitchm'g with the muscled
comatwandfioents. .5».
Plain haul-bands with plaited tops, trimmed with daisier
rosebnds or butterflies, at 49 and 59 cents.
Plain tight fitting diving caps, 25 and 49 cents.
ART m1”: LUNCEEON sn'rs
may designs in hand tinted—not printed.
May be rubbed 03‘ with damp cloth. , .
Saves table linen and laundry expense. ,
Art-Kraft Sets for small childrm, consMing of bib on
table mat, at 89 cents. “.1...-
J. I. MALLETTE . I
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an: old TOBACCO
TARLOV BROS.
W Cigar Stom-
priees. $1.20 for 400 lbl. of
neWSpapers. $1-50 for _100 Ibl.
of magzines. Best price. for
all junk. .
35 Raymond Street, Tel. 934-
mil—discos?“
Phone 937- . Munch. 80. mm
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1.00! ‘ ~
David Rudolf paying the belt A. M. wogirfl (l
Latch-hurl}... Pom: Dill“
PATENTS
111.“.— MM
per month. W
sold armour-m.
FLUID“
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4 ram mu. m 00--
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FREDHAIN
“HI“.MIM
light and Han
“BOXING
an woon.
800 TE NORWLLK,
Every autolst should know? the value
of perfect eyesight. If his eyes do
no; focus instantly and correctly upon
a turn in the road. upon a. bridge
Asbutment or upon the vehicle allead
or some other obstruction. a serious
accident may result. ll you experience
the slightest dlfllcnlty with your
eyes have our optometrist examine
them. It you need eyeglasses our
service will satisfy you thoroughly.
TH A M‘E-R
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Thursday and ,mgy at. 2:15, 7 and t
Regent
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£42.2— -
HOW HUGE BETTER
it is to use a check in paying ac-
counts than to pay cash. We use
up—to—date banking methods, and
we want you to know that this is
A PBOPIS’S BANK
OWNED BY non PEOPLE.
arid we would like to accommodate
you in any way that we can.
PeOples’ Trust Co.
1410
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Roton Point
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Amusements
DANCING
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79 Washington St.
So. Norwalk,‘ Conn.
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