Theatre
High Class Motion Pictures—Aug-
mented Orchestxa EIery
peifmmance
A CARNIVAL PROGRAM FOR
CARNIVAL DAY
A man actor playing a man's play
J. Warren Kerrigan
_[N_.
“A MAN’S MAN”
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SPECIAL ADDED FEATURE
CHARLIE NCHAPLIN
“ W ON R K”
SUNDAY EVE”:
One of the finest“— feature plays
ever cfiered—
Robertson Co! - Presents-—
The disti nguisised Japanese Actor
SESSUE HIAYAKAWA
“DEVIL’SM CLAIM”
Special Comedy — News Review
MONDAY
METRO CLASSICS OFFERS
N AZIMOVA
«IN—
“The Heart of a Child”
Pathe News —- Vitagraph Comedy
T” l
. Sessue
REGENT TODAY
J. Warren Kerrigan ls Star of a
Strong Feature Attraction “Man
. T6 Man" and Charlie Chap-
lin Plays “work."
The Roger}: feature bill for today
is a double action program again for
the two prinicipal attractions will be
J Wauen Kerrigan' 5 big special “Man
to Man” and Charlie Chaplin’s latest
featuie “\\ ark.” theie could not be
selected two better numbers for the
dav of a caIniImal for they virtually
make a motion picture carnival of
no mean pIoportions. Kerrigan has
been highly commended for his excel-
lent work in his new play. It is a
powerful story for an actor of Kerri-
gan's abilities and standing. and as
the name implies it gives latitude for
his particular type of acting. “'Man
to Man" is a feature of exceptional
merit. Chaplin’s new comedy "Work"
will delight all those who have en-
joved his earlier features and make
new friends.
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CHlNESE MAIL lS RIFLED '
1' BY OUTLAW BAND
CHENGTU, China July 10 ~Dc‘sre
dations of I’obber bands alonr trade
routes in Szechuen pIovince haxe be-
come so flrgI ant aI‘HTI-idespread' that
urgent appeals in; the use of troops to
combat the menace have been sent. to
the Chinese provincial authorities by
foreign firins operating in Szechuen.
The bands of robbers are said to ‘J
made up. to a large extent of group 5
of descrters from troops that be 6
been stationed in Szechuen The out-
laws have become so bold that small
consignments, hitherto immune from
them have been seized.
One recent report that was
brought to Chengin was of the Iob—
boxy of a pack train on the "b: w
road," which is the main highway be-
Chungking a1‘1.1€henv:.tx In this 40
bags of mail were opened and rifled
by the outlaWs and “the 1‘.th 9 bill-
side was covered with stolen mail.”
In another case a caravan had been
held up and robbed by a band of ban-
dits when a second stronger band of
REGENT SUNDAY
‘Hayakawa in “The Devil’s
Claim" [5 a Robertson Cole
Release of Special Merit.
Sessue Hayakawa will be seen at
the Regent Theatre Sunday evening in
“The Devil's Claim”. a release from
the Robertson-Cole studios that comes
almost directly to. ‘Norwalk. It is
not necessary to recall the success
which the Japanese star. has attained
as a leadingr light in the best picture
attractions but it is aprpopriale to
say that “The Devil’s Claim” is one
of the most absorbing of the features
in which he has been starred. There
will be other events worth while on
TUESDAY
UNITED ARTISTS PRESENTS
(Producers of Pollyana, The
Mollycoddle and other successes)
the Regent program for tomorrow
3 night.
PALACE TODAY
Theda Bara in “The Siren’s Song" Is
a Rated Carnival of Dramatic
“ROMANCE”
Mi The. Palace
minimum with a carnival program for
Something New in Entertain-
ment Every Day.
TODAY
A CARNIVAL OF EMOTIONS BY_
THE EMOTIONAL STAR
THEDA BARA
Presented In Her Latest and Most
Charming Fox Feature
“The Siren’ 3 Sons”
Special Comed, Attraction—
News Pictorial
SUNDAY EVE
A Big Broadway Sucess Bigger and
Better In The Picture
“BETTY BE GOOD”
STARRING JACKIE SAUNDERS
MONDAY
‘ MARY PICKFORD DOUGLAS
FAIRBANKS Company Presents
An All Star Cast In
“R O M A N C E"
Sunshine Comedy—
Holmes Travelogue
TUESDAY
N AZIMOVA'
—lN——
“The Heart of a Child”
Emotions
Theatre is up to the
today. but. it will be a. carnival of
diamatic emotions with the noted
zTheda Bara as the chief factor in the
entertainment making. Miss Bara will
‘bo‘ seen in her latest Fox picture
“The ‘Sircn's Sons.” It is only a little
while. ago that “Salome” came to Nor
walk. This was conceded to be the
bst production whichthe “Blue Flame”
had made. but it is surpassed in many
respect. by “The Siren’s Song." Dir
,fer'ent from “Salome" in the style of
f production, but fully as-well produced
‘the new feature is at once a winner.
The Palace will offer first class shorts
today.
PALACE SU NDAY
“Betty Be Good" Is The sunday Sub«
ject and Saunders Gives The
Muscal Comedy A Fine
Presentation
“Betty Be Good” one of the‘ bright-
est bits of Broadway comedy is now
out in pictures and will be seen at
the Palace Theatre Sunday night
' when it will be offered with Jackie
Saunders as'he leading man. There
is nothing left undone to make this
picture attraction one of the most
pleasing that has ever been screened
land while the producers premised a
: great before the feature was released.
.the success with which it has met
“justifies their claims. The S‘uday
[night bill will include a Mack Sonnet:
{comedy special music and other at'
tractive program incidents.
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WOULD BE ASSASSIN HANGED.
CAIRO, Egypt, July 1.0—~Ib1ahim
I,Massoud 19 years old who on June
{12 attempted to assassinate Tewflk
Nessim Pasha, the Egyptian Premier,
has been hanged. A bomb was thrown
'at the premief‘s automobile Wound
ling the chauffeur and two bystanders.
-—The‘ Best Salesman—A Want Ad.
into the pantry shelves, the
steps.
Come in and see these Fl
so highly.
Use a F LASHLIGHT About the House
Keep a WINCHESTER Flashlight in the kitchen to flash
ready to light the way to the cellar, or down the back-drier
Always have a WINCHESTER Flashlight in the bedroom.
Use it in the clothes closet—keep it beside the bed at night.
Albert D. Morgan
The Winchester Store
oven or the ice-box. Have it
V:"“"‘4Jl§_y
ashlights which we recommend
a .... ndl—n‘k‘ [M
So. NorWalk
Express Wagons, Tricycles,
and Strolers included.
ALL AT THE LOWEST
South Norwalk Music Shop
110 Washington. Street
N. BILLY
Announce the
Opening of
TheToyDepartment
We carry a fine line of toys of all kinds. Kiddy Kara,
Pushmobiles, Baby Carriages,
PRICES.
sown nonwm, 001m.
.relurn of the stolen goods.
‘ sage of this particular caravan hav—
brigand appeared and compelled the
The. lead-
er of the smaller band was then shot.
The chieftain who did this declared
that he had guaianteed the safe pas-
ing reached a substantial considera—
tion.
The activities of the bandits are
felt as much by the indi\ idual as by
the. large commercial interests in the
opinion of one Chengtu mission
wmker who said.
“It is a gIeIious haIdship to send
to America for a suit of clothes pay
for it at the piesent ruinous prices
wait patiently six months for the ar-
Iival and finally hear that it has been
appropriated to Iobbexs within a. few
days of its destination. ”
BIG LIMOUSINE TURNS OVER
NEW LONDON, Julv 9.—-Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Woore of New Orleans,
La., summer residents of the Pequot
Li‘Ve Poultry
: MARKET
SPECIALS FOR SATUR-
' DAY. JULY 10. 1920
Roosters. 1b.. . .. . . . . .271:
Young: Roosters. 1b.. .' .30c
Fowl. 15.. ...45c
Killed and Dressed While
You Wait
P. NOVICK
9 Bouton St.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Tel. 1562. ~
Hanging;
odor
midst: 115::
. I
PU" C
Ventilated
Porch Shades
The finest and best
shades made ADDS A
ROOM to your home at
a small outlay.
Made with .1. VEN-
HAN GIN G. fast colors.
Sizes from 4 ft. to 12
ft.
Prices. $3.40 to $13.50
TILATOR and SELF ,
men: of Ladies' Kimonos, Rom
Drown, Sacques and Aprons in
111 sixes. Jr .
l E. K. BANKS- I
Wkemo Hotel 31qu 1’,
301] TH NORWALK "V _
M.
W815? LongDIstanco
TRUCKING
S. L. T ALMADGE
Daily Trips to N. Y.
L. GOLDEN
68 Washington St.
ZOPerCentDiscount
section. are in Lawrence HOSDllal re-
.cm eIing from c'ts and bruises receiv-
ed when men big lmousine locked
wheels with an automibilo deliveryl
truck in Noni auk aIenue this noon.
The automobie was tipped over.
A hole. in the sidewalk in front of
’Studwell’ s piano store on North Main
Street was reportcd to Samucl Hood:
1191, owner of the building by the po-
lice todav.
M
QUEBEC, July 9.—~L A. Tascher-
ceeding Sir Lomer Gouin who resigned
I cslerday.
-—The Best Salesman-~A Want Ad.
can Altomey GeneI al of the PrOI ince,,
lodaI became PIcmier of Quebec, suc- 5
VACATION
SUBSTITUTE
WORKERS
MERRILL
Business C ollege
City National Bank Building' ,
PHONE 314-2.
KEEPWUPWTVO THE—MARK.”
Good health is impossible when the
kidneys are We ak, overworked or dis
cased Vi hen tlIeI fall to filter out of
the bind the poisons and impurities
that cause sow swollen muscles and
joints, backache or rheumatic palm.
pIompt steps should be taken to give;
the kidneys and bladdei the help lhcsc
symtoms indicate lhev need James
Carmen. Mayfield. K52. writes:
in good shape and can say I found
Foch Kidney
cant sav enough for them.”
STILLSON, POWELL CORPORATION
BE W E
Place your order for your Inter.
national One-Pipe Heater—“NOW.
REMEMBER
The word “International" on a.
furnace is like “Sterling" on sil-
vet—it safeguards the intending
purchaser.
JOMFOR'I', ECONOMY, HEALTH
Come in and let us explain our
Easy Payment Plan.
LOCAL AGENT
Henry A. Hegelein
56 Water St, South Norwalk.
.1111. 473—3.
—II'OB. SALE-
I Electric Coffee Grinder
1 Motorcycle
1 1914 Touring Body £01 Ford
1 R. C. H. Motor
1 Grey & Davis Self-starter
Laro Tension Magnetos with-
Coil
Gasoline Tanks, 5—20 gallons
Presto-light and Air Tanks
New and Second-hand Ford
Radiators.
NORWALK RADIATOR RE-
PAIRING 00;
26 Main St, Norwalk, Gonn-
‘ ,Tel. 954. ’
F RAN KEL .
. OUTFITTERS.
~17 Wall St..NorwallI
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“I am;
Pills certainly fine. I;
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LADIES BATHING
Suits atcost this week at
the-—
Mill Outlet Store
124 WASHINGTON ST.
Other bargain all over the
store.
AMERICAN AND CHINESE
RESTAURANT
Regular Dinner 11:30 to 2:30, 40:
Special Supper including Soup 5515
Sunday Full Course Dinner 85¢
13 North Main Street
11:30 to 1 a. m. I
Phone 2253
A GOOD REPAIR SHOP
is being inquired for all the time.
Ask anyone who has been here.
He will tell you this is a good
place in every respect. It is the
best place to get cars repaired.
Try us for prompt and satis-
factory work in
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING
SOUTH NORWALK AUTO
' REPAIR CO.
122 South Main 8:.
Phone 301. South Norm
Roton Point
~ Park
AMUSEMENTS
DANCING
EVERY EVENING
‘ 1.000 Bath Houses
Fireworks evéry Friday
(In case of postponement
the following Tuesday.)
15131.? Dinner. $1.50 ,—
Chicken‘ Dinner. $2.00
13'
7 ;
Save 20 Per Cent on All Your Purchases
Sterling Furniture Co.
3 STORES IN ONE—NO STAIRS TO CLIMB
fa?”
J ulv Furniture Sale
A Money Savingr Event for every one—-Do you need
furniture? Will you need furniture? If so—now is
the time to buy—you can save 20 PER CENT.
$16.00 WILL DO THE WORK OF $20.00.
CANE LIVING ROOM SUITES
in any color or combination of colors you desire—all at a sav-
ing of 20 PER CENT.
Very handsomelhree-piece cane back suits. formerly
$150. 00 July Sale Price. . . . . . . .. . .. ... $120. 00
$113.00 July Sale Price. . . . . . . .. . . .~ ... . $140. 00
$200. 00 July Sale Price.
-......$160.00
$300.00 July Sale Price. ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . $240.00
$400.00 July Sale Price. . . . . . . . . .- . . . . . . . .$320.00
$500. 00 July Sale Price.
$550. 00 July Sale Price. . . .
.......$40000
........ $440 .00
Buy while buying is good at. a price you will never duplicate
again
RUGS. BABY CARRIAGES. REFRIGERATORS.
RANGES. BED SPRINGS. MATTRESSES. ETC.
Sterling Furniture Co.
127—129—131 WASHINGTON STREET
PHONE 105
Sale NOW
PRETTY GAPS FOR PRETTY
BATHERS
Beautiful bathing caps, clever-
ly mode in the latest modes to
so: of! any face. Wonderful to
complete a. beach equipment
0! "fashion." Highest quan-
ty good: at very low prices.
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
'3 I. m 8:. So. Norwalk
WHOLESALE
3nd
RETAIL ,
axons, CIGARETTES,
PIPES and TOBACCO
‘TARLOV BROS.
Brio-Dot. Oigar' Store
We Block, So. Norm,»
To]. 1581
A. M. woos-rad“:
AMY AT LAW 1'
Lab Examiner LLB. Patent‘Offle.
PATENTS
“WWI-Infotain-
~ till-nhfl. Bfldmficonn‘;
FRED HAIN
10 MW 8:430th Norm
Edit and Heavy
TRUCKING
IO! AND WOOD.
CHARCOAL
m AND RETAIII'
Telephone 905
. ... “no
GOTTLIEB’S
Great Reduction
Sale of Clothing
Servic- 9 1.0....
HOSIERY
Full-fashioned Silk Hose, black and white, $2.50 to .. $3.98
Fibre Silk Hose, black,
Lisle Hose, 65c to. .
(30th Hose, 45:: and .
any any ..I one ...‘.-.‘.u,......$2.w
. Fibre Silk Hose, white, .brown, dust, suede, .....- ... .$1.50
.. no. no. one, out .ooo Clo: .00: .....$1.00
to. Ionic-5m
no. no. one onto-I
A A Special in Lisle Hose, outsize, black and white, . .501:
Children's 3-4 length Hose, blue, rose and brown, ......756
Children’s 1:21eng'th Hose, white with colored tops, 35c, 3 10151
J. I. MALLETTE '
1'01. {49.
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m JULY RECORDS
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record
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Ins-mm Blues 1 ,
Shake Your little Shoulder.
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Beautiful Hawaiian Love
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Norwalk Chronicler