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Two More Days o! Opening Vau-
dcville That Packed All Shows
Yesterday
Today at 2:15 and 7—-
—-ACT8 or VAUDEVILLE-26“
Williams and 'Hill
,Prccenting a Thrilling and Mysti-
lli'ying Sharpehooting Novelty—
“BULLET PROOF”
» Shepherd and Dunn
in Riotue Nifty Nonsense
“The Cat-a-lozue”
Aiie Spark's Delightful Scenic
Novelty
Chappelle and Stinette
Vaudeville's best colored enter-
‘8“10”.
The Klein Brothers
From Shubert's Passing Show and
NORMA TALMADGE
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“YES OR NO”
Reserved Seats For Evening
Vaudeville
—At 9:15—-
Feature Picture Only
All Seats, 30c (including War Tax)
——Thurs.. Fri.. Sat.—
MARY PICKFORD
il her greatest picturization under
h:r own and Douglas Fairban’s Di-
rnclion—
“THE HOODLUM”
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
Vaudeville season starts Le.-
‘lm day, Sept. 6th. The new
pulley will be vaudeville on
Mulldfily, Tuesday and Wednes-
day of each week. All seats for
event? vaudeville will be re-
..cnve except second balcony.
Vaudeville and pictures at ma-
tlIlGC 2:15 .Onc complete even-
”go show at 7. Pictures only
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first three days 5 acts and
‘lmml Taimadge in her newest
insure—“Yes or No."
As all accomodation for our
gm ms we have opened a sub-
.~‘l'lpti)n book whereby the
,une seats will be held for you
Wkly without any additional
m.t or obligation on your part.
Lowe your name and require.
units at the Box Oflice. We
to 2 now making reservations.
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High Class Vaudeville First Class
Motion Pictures -‘
W‘EEK
—Today & Wednesday—
Paramount Presents
ETHEL CLAYTON
In a dramat'c story of the lure of
the Orient—
“Crooked Streets”
OM of the most noted picture cast
r. ir support of Miss Clayton in
it's; production.
Special Palace Comedy
Paramount Magazine
—-Thur.. Fri.. Sat.—
FIVE ACTS
VAUDEVILLE
——AND—
pmamount's SLpe?‘ Presentation
Direct from the Criterion—
MAE MURRAY
and David Powell
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“On With the Dance”
Palace Ful! Orchestra For All
Picture Shows
’AT THE THEATRES
- REGENT VAUDEVILLE
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fiasmz’s Opening With Lively Show
is Auspicious And Big Houses.
Greet An Excellent Bill-—
.. Norma Talmadge
Feature.
Vn‘l‘lr-viile opened auspiciome at
“‘9 Ri'izrnt yesterday and was wel—
U’mpd by three houses that were
""fw'li'd for the matinee and two ev-
e.Inz‘: shows. The S. R. 0. Sign went
“'- C‘ery for the first evening perforo
‘Nlcc and every space that the law
'0‘!” allow was filled. .ATT‘ 11““!!an
he"; enthusiastic but Such was the
”bitumen of the patrons at the
“ D"mini; show um seem use
I and the Klein Brothers com-
. in what was virtufllr‘n sixth
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.pcclcd results in its wake.
mmo ANNUAL PARAMOUNT i
M e a
ere. The bill we) excellent through
out and promises at the start or the MGM .ANs
season to make a new a tteddsnce ? ’
record for vaudeville. William and (Continued from an: ‘ 1
Hill opened the show with an act em —-=3
titled. “Bullet Proof." the feature or T‘The teed! are so small." be ex-
whleh was the closing when- Captain P ed. iron the the they In llld
Hill fired a shot that apparently my: the oyster until they no menu
ed through the body of his‘ partner.
_ ll ' bl sol-lace in sets, that experimenters
um um cum“ m' em ‘ milieu ma the greatest aisle-my in de-
ss a marksman ls tmusual and this
shooting act is doubtless one of “helm! fi pructlcnble mum
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l d llle. 'rli'e “ in non- method of keeping the my shells-ll
:‘tann olY‘uS‘leI‘lrlpard and D1031: kept‘supplled with. a, fresh supply of salt
(water and food without washing them
the audiences at all shows in roars,an down the d rain.
The songs and chatter of this pair. “When the 0”th .resch the ”t.
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were splendid. All Sparks & Company”stage they can safely be put in the
'beds to lend themselves. After that
.. .... will... Mm...” "mix:
were cleverly presented. Chappelle
and Stinette. a colored team. "refill! maturity "Rm” three 0' four
more than usually clever and thelq
line of entertainment was so highly
pleasing that they were called to the
EZZEEE‘ZFSTJ $“J:.fl.2“§lliw‘f'& ! lily. Ti‘?‘..’f3.“i§?... ".l'lhi" 3332
gaming writs; "(1:9 e112] :1; :g‘figl’afrgatt'rgédom” he said, that his 'studles were
emigre “Yes or No" which: will belfiidfiariii‘iiiat Iliolilt’l‘talon of $235323;
on the. bill forI the “Shfhiiesi‘rixg‘h” injured many of the most product-
130“ filmimlr:c;1%n-£anlwlil.ncted and'vigln'ieds in Connecticut and in the
horimg the best or direction. it W35 3“ ty of New iork.
once popular. iFAiRi-‘ELD 'ro
“slim! PICKFORD‘
entitled "Cat—alogue" end while
years.
_ Mr. Wells declared it is a well-
!known fact that ln gle last 10 year-1
the production of oysters has been
HAVE
900 on PART TIME
FAIRPIELD. Sept. 6.-Nine hundred
Falrfleld school children will attend
sessions on ll part—time basis this term
it is expected by schoolboard mem-
‘bers.
. ‘ i This was learned her 3 ll
Mary Pickford ls (‘Oll‘llllg‘ to Nol‘fl‘whcn announcement we: llgaldemtflai
. walk. This time in her latest pictureschoola will open “’cducsdav teach-
‘ attraction. she will be certain to stere'crs reporting Tuesday. H
as she has not on previous occasions. The problem of transportation for
1Allhouzh “Daddy Long Legs" and'a big percentage of the school chil-
i “Suds" were great Pickford playS. dren is also a pressing one. due to the
‘lhcy are outclassed by “The “0011- lack or trolley facilities, Jltneys must
lum" in which Mary plays a typical’he hired by the school board to trans-
iPickford role sad the role in whit-hlmrt children from outlying sectlonsl,
wm Play “The Hoodlum" At 'Regent
The Last Three Days of
This Week.
she won her greatest fame. One or the longest routes will be
- flom Stratfleld to Fairflejd center
IWheI‘c the high >school board is
ilocatcd,
Mae Murray and David Powell in “OmAn increase ill the number of pupils
{of between 3.10 and 400 ls expected. A
meeting of the‘ board will he held to
inight.
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i PALACE VAUDEVILLE
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With the Dance" To Be Pre-
? sented With Vaudeville. .
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The last three days of this week?
,3! the Palace will be notable in an‘
’ entertainment way in that Ma}D Murray! ‘ .
'm‘d David P()“‘ftll Smrflng in “On “'ilhf DETROIT. Sept. 7.-‘.\lyron L. Tin-
1 the Dance" “ill be seen for. the last; "9.“ former army aviator. fell 500 first
glhrce vaudeville days, 'l‘lmrfldyfl’l'i-
'day and Saturday. ‘ .
PALACE TODAY
STUNT FLTER KILLED.
3 Fair Grounds.
es
~ ' . Locklear,
The Lure of The Orient Ethel Clay “’9?“ “ND-
ton is Her Lateet Drama-
“Crooked Streets." .
A fierce battle at flsticulfs oyer a'F‘n“ Plan“ 1° another flying
DrPHy gm in an opium dcn in Shana nim. he mlsscd his hold and plunged
:ilai is only 0m. ol‘ the exciting: ppi.'il'0m the top of his machine. A hugc
gnaw i< “Crooked Strcct." the nPw,crrm'li witnessed the accident.
advclll urn-romanci- starring I‘lllll‘l.
Clayton. which will be 'ou view In the)
Palace Thcairr today and “‘cdncsday . .
with a two rccl coulcdv. full or laugh-v Wm
for and full. Miss Clayton. as the‘
heroine. Tlfls llcml lzlken to the den IN,
:a treacherous ’rlckshaw drivcr A.
‘supposed gambler and a drunken
:Pl'cnch sailor battle for possession of
fiber. Of course. the adventure turn!
,out happily, 'iul hrinL'S some lines»;
Repairing
Maintainance
D. D. READYOF
252 Flax Hill Road
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; “(‘rookcd Streets" was adapted
from Samuel Mcrwill'e story. “Dinncl‘
ut Eight.“ Jack Holt and Clyde Pill-
more are included in the supportillz
cast and Paul Powell was the dircc-;
tor. It is a Paramount Artcml‘l.
Phone 448 South Nor-walk
COSTLY FIRE l NEASTPORT.
EASTPORT. Me._ Sept. ~7.—‘—1.oss est-i
timalcd by officials of the Seacoast'
.(‘annlng (‘ompany at 350.000 was
icauscd by fire which destroyed two
‘btliidings oi’ the company‘s. Sllrdinc
tpackillg plant in this city Iii-stoma}:
iThe plant employed 47.0 workers.
Yonne‘ Men and Women
Here is Your
0 P P O R T U N I T Y
FALL TERM
OPENS. SEPT. 7
Send for Prospectus
REGISTER NOW
MERRILL
Out This Out—It Is Worth Money.
('llt out this slip .enclose with Sc
land mail it in Foley & Co.. 2835 SHOT
gficld Ave. Chicago. lil.. wrlllnc your
illamc and address clearly. You will
lrecclvc [in return a. trial package con-
}taining Foley's Honey and Tar (‘omu
{pound for coughs. colds and croup;[
"F‘olcy Kidney Pills for pain in sides
;and back; rheumatism. backache kid.
iney and bladder ailments; and Foley
'Cnlhal-lil- Tablets. a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for 0
constipation. billousness, headaches, BUSIDCSS COllege
and sluggish bowels.
Stillson, Powell Corporation ..
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New SEhemesfforIOld
_‘ I Manors:
YOUR reservations for Summer were
i doubtless made in the Spring. It is
also wise to; consider house furnishings
for Fall, in‘Summcr.‘ Let us prevail
upon you to set our designers to work '
' now, cvolvi :ncw schemes to re-
animate old interiors. The extra time
you give us simply means that we give
' . that extra time to you, without extra ’
‘ charge. ' -
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ElectricalWork: .
iMarjorle
tcousins of the bride. who were
.w
in will. i
Vbu WELL?!
,A reesfiion hollowed 1b wedding. at
the home or the. undone-Ir. parents.
were received b'y the couple together
with letters and telegrams or congrat-
ulations tram friends end relatives
unable to attend the wedding, xeny
guests from Dnnbury, Bridg'eporulvew
Haven, stemmed, Brooklyn, and this
city were present.
Neuron-k ladies'hller
50c and 75c VOILES
.-.="- ,. 7 it All: .
argue; cannon; SEMI. anemone espouse in
mm *" °' ’ _.. , 6+ warm r‘
OPENING SALE ‘
“Hallow .treet,the home being ... U m'mu
wng" m 2:, "a? Gum k f“ l . , South Nos-walk "
sc eme g p s w e. me: 9’
some little enort et‘ dodging their “MESCO BRAND 8
[friends the couple left ior ll wedding To Be Shown for a,
ltrip oi the New England states, Upon
'their return they will make their resl- Few Days. w w“
“M N 5° 1W“ W- Don’t Miss This opportunity
Many handsome and beautiful gm I‘m
gunman!!!
hens
Vcralsnd Julegon'
flower,
‘0
and '_
girls.
lulu-Fm '_
guinea
Tells RemrkablTStory of.
Sickness and Recovery.
Brooksburg, lllTlTZ“ifilTlll I was a
young girl I clerked in my father’s
I“ 1' store and lifted
l
“Lil! ._
Need
0! a bank account must be-
come apparent as your busi-
ness increases. Such an ac
count can be of great service
:- Sill}!
C . fl ‘ ‘
caused displacement
and I adhered greet-
ly. i was married
at the ego of eigh-
teen and went to a
doctor about my
trouble and he said
ii I had a child I
would be all right.
Alter three years
twine” came to us and
‘ ' - -‘ Idid get all right but
three years later s babv boy came and
I was troubled a in. could scarcely
do any work at a l and suffered for ions
whim heavy boxes which
to you.
TRUST CO.
in addition to caring for your
' . Tinncv's stunts were;you like with my letter to help others."
!Slmllar to those performed by Omer . ——Mrs. J. M. Burns. ll. F. D. 3, Brooks-
who was killed several‘ bug's; I
p 6
In an attempt to catch a rope lad-iv
der on which hf. was to climb fromifllfl‘ lcttcrs as that above—they tell the‘
above: truth. else they could not have been ob— ',
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, ’I took it i .. m .
'lo his death late yesterday while per-z or I "mr M ore
storming arcizll acrobatics at the State‘ female trouble.
years. A neighbor told me about Lydia
.E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
Now I
do not have say.
You can do anything
money will collect notes and
drafts on your out of town
customers. It will discount
the notes you receive in set-
tlements. thus giving you
the use of the cash at once.
Come in and talk matter!
over with the officers. I
have a baby girl and
nd.
makers of Lydia E. Pinkbnm’sl
blc Compoundhsve thousands oil
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tained for love or money. This medicine
is no stranger—it has stood the test for
more than forty years.
If there arc any complications you do
not understand writ» to Lydia E. Pink- '
ham Medicine (.‘0. (confidential), Lynn.‘
Mass. 1
THE PEOPLE’S
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NORTH MAIN ST. 6 m n. s. nun—l.
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The Growmg 17 Wall St. Norwelk
I‘m. ‘2.”
ATHLETIC
UNION SUITS
$1.48
WHY DON'T YOU IELI.‘ YOU-
Wrecking Car
-—'-1'o--
Norwslk ‘
Radiator Repairing Co.
20 MAIN ST. NORWALK, CONN.
TELEPHONE see
Dr. s. M. Dietz
DENTIST
ll Sonllljlslll Street
South Hermit
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ALTERATION
_ ' [ SALE ' .
Men’s and Boys’
Furnishings 69" Suits ‘
Reduction of 35 Per ,Cent
Max Berger
13 Railroad Ayenue .
Great Reduction Sale for
SCHOOL OPENING
IN CLOTHING. SHOES AND FURNISHINGS
ATTHE OLD RELIABLE
I. FEINSOD
13 Ely Avenue South Norwalk,
"pills A N n case-is ES
. * MACBETH LENSES mommies
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. ?0 Per Cent.
. " Reduction "ml ’
TIRES
3‘ Aaron Kohn
leadinerccessoryStore
QReilroedAvcnne
S. D. G. CANDY 00.
Wholesale Con!
and Ice Cream
53 0830" am
new [03'5“ 00".
Phone rig—ls
ADVANCE snowmu
' Ol'
Fall Shoes
, son . "w”-
us, went! 8 campus
Our prices Are Always Right.
Open Saturday Evening!
MAX'LEVY’S
SHOE STORE
81 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK
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SILK DRESSES
‘ $10.95
Values up to $22.50
B. G O L D E N
See Window Disals!
THE TONIC TO
TAKE
which contains the greatest
. Methane. mundane-l
i Mummil
IdeYPOPEOSPIJTEI
It reduces the labor of diges-
den. and gives greater anti.
:3 mmst
mueleendtissue.'rryourldnd
youwon'tbedissppointed.
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..m Phat-mach
emu-nut. Boxer-welt
muses!
ad
' man.
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n M TOBACCO
TARLOV BROS.
m Cigar sm-
”major-m
M1681
Heady’s Garage
Successor to Vogel’s Garage
‘ Phone 765-2
Cross Street Near lsm'
All kinds of repairing. welding
. and washing service.
WALTER READY, Prop“
CUNNNGEAItnACE
New and Used Cars
All Kinds of Mn
AnStsr'l‘lnm
lanthanum-er.
L— Sir AND 7ND: A. *
pustules-so
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AM AT LAW
lane. m 0... Income one.
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