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THOMAS MEIGHAN
Absorbing Picturization
Theatre ’
PHONE 1501
The Best in Vaudeville and Pictures i
—LAST TIME TODAY—-
The Screen Triumph of the Year—The Greatest Broadway
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and GLORIA SWANSON
Late Stars of The Miracle Man In a More Spectacular and
“WHY CHANGE
YOUR WIFE”
Played The Criterion Theatre, in New York City for Bight
Weeks at 75 cts. to $1.50.
—Sunda.v Evening At 7 and 9—:
“RIDERS OF THE DAWN” ‘
—I-"rom—
ZANE GREY’S DESERT OF WHEAT
With Joe Thomas Himself,
ter Act in Vaudeville.
.fi'v’fllu‘ run comm-a- a.
—Comimz Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday—
BIG FALL FESTIVAL PROGRAMME:
GEORGE LEONARD AND CO. .
l With Irene Chesleigh, Gertrude Morgan and (lo..- in their
laughable comedy offering—"MR. CEASER.”
“THE THOMAS SAXOTETTE”
and best. Musical Novelties in Vaudeville—Six Real Musicans.
_ LES VALDONS
Introducing the. two Mile Bicycle Race on Wires—Something
entirely new and novel to the Stage.
ANN AND MARIE CLARKE
Two well-known Headliners—Known as the best Comedy Sis-
HARRY THURSBY
The popular Comedian and Entertainer.
introducing one of the" flashiest
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"ADAM AND EVA"
Seat Sale For Great Farce Open:
Monday.
't he advance seat sale for the com-
a: t-nmzement of "Adam and Eva"
. the Palace next Tuhrsday evening.
will open on Monday next. September
'u Adam and Eva" is by Guy ”801.
on and George Middleton. the do
on) h-ne been responsible for a num-
the most successful comedy
rec~nt years.
.. ll‘lllllg under the management of
' "Lij' Comstock and Morris (lest Who
.. . "liosen an excellent cast to in-
! rprct "Adam and Era" in this city.
=t~' NAM-rs will include Miss Lois
the well known comedicnne.
1" Coulee Gwynne. Mr. Charles E.
.zni, Mr (‘narles Horn. Miss Rose-
uu-g- lilIlOIl. Mr. Frank H. Knight.
Alielyn Wesley, Mr. Fred C.
"nil-r Miss Ramona \Veaver.‘ and
.1: Mn] Bell. “Adam and Eva" has
-: .1 coxuplvted a run of over a year
-. the lmnzacre Theatre. New York.
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tint-[p
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ol'srens EMBEDD—ED IN (ROCK.
l“d:hl:- oysters that live with their
'- -li» embedded in solid rock. like the'
, Wells of some extinct creature. have
wn iii covered in Coos Bay. 0re..re~
i-rvtn Popular Mechanics
Hi» fact that they are fairly abundant
w. ik -< Reset strange mollusks no 1099
-. 'ur'iositv. and the universiy of the
.‘~l~- is now engaged in a studi‘ (f
ih'll‘ origin and mode of life.
«The Best Salesman—~A “‘ant Ad.
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The company .
Magazine,
' TIGER OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT.
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The Tigers, of this city. are (:on-
tirontcd with great possibilities. They
expect to have the most aggressive
tram in the State. Most of last year's
men are determined to show some
class. The Tigers have no obstacles
in the way. They possess an everlast-
ing reputation, pop for a good. hard
battle. a good football field. loyalty
from the fans. and, most of all. a good
football coach. But. let us not forget
practically our only. but most efiect-
ive obstacle. a manager. Many base-
‘bull. basketball and other sports were
lwon by a fighting manager. A man»
ager who possesses confidence. grim.
’detcrminalion and logical thinker, is
fnocded. Does Norwalk have to pay
,nnd buy the services of an outsider,
'when there are many capable men in '
’ilte city to fill the position?
i The rumors are encouraging. Many
‘(nndidzitcs are lnquring and hustling
‘for news. They ask. when are the
i'l‘ize-rs groin: to start practice? Proba-
ibly thcir answer_will appear in the
pnpvr later in the week. (‘oach Bel<
31115 is planning out plays and is most-
.ly conccnlruting on tackle plays. Such
men as Rucker. W. Barrios. T. Rooney.
"Tl-ml“ looncy. Reynolds. Malleck.
Pequa. L. Tarlov. T. Pasko. A. Nagg)’.
Lombardi. (‘y Raymond, M. Tal’IOVw
Moriarty. D. “’illiams and '1‘. Nathan
'nre expectant candidates for the team. 'i
\‘l‘ith such players in the. lineup.
have had more than two years‘ of
lfoolball experience, makes the Tiger.
football season look bright and prom-
ising.
PALACE“ THEATRE
a. [my comsrocu
wu-MORRIS sesr
.P‘TfisB/ymyl (dairy/fir
PRICES—$2.00. $1.50. $1.00. 75c
Seat Sale Monday. Palace Box Office
$61000sz MI 620.905 /7/DD££70/I.
One Souo YEARalonoACRr THEATRENX
WITH ‘4 11/05/20 CDNED)’ €4.97.
,. .;.
ngh Clan Broadway Vaudeville
and Feature Pictures
b—Last Time TodaY—
2:15. 6:45 and 9:15
THE BEST VAUDEVILLE BILL
EVER OFFERED IN NORWALK—
ASK THOSE WHO HAVE SEEN
IT
Including
“A J aoanese Honeymoon”
Delightly minature musical comedy
with a cast of ten and The Greateu
of All Pietureu— .
_ Hobart Bosworth’s
Drama of the Sea—
. “Below the Surface”
—Sunda.v Evening—-
The picture delightful—
“The Slim Princess”
A Fox Atraction with an All Star
Cast. .fiu.‘
Mack Sennett Comedy
Para Magazine
éMondayvacn‘LTuosdaY—
Sept. 20 and 21
The picture that wins over all. A
screen triumph is the present-hon
of James Oliver Curwood's—
“The River’s End”
With an all star Metro Screen
Classic Cast.
C O M I N G
LOUISE GLAUM
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David H. Hodues. son of
t‘lements
of this on”
. TRACK REBUILT.
VExpert Completes Work on Danbury
. Fair Race Caurle.’
j The track at the Danhury Fair
Grounds has been! rebuilt. The work
was started last summer. when a coal.
in: of gravel was appliea.. Before it
.could be completed several week: of
rainy wenthir set in and it was im-
possible to finish it before Fair Vt'cek.‘
As soon as the Fair was over work
.was resumed, under the direction 01'
‘.l. S. Comes. of Goshen. N. Y.. builder
of the Goshen and other tracks. and
:nne or the leading authorities on race
birack building.
g A new gmde has been establieheo
,and tho-track is nankod one inch to
.the foot for the. first fifteen feet {mm
lthe rail It has bcen surfaced. or
."plalcd." as Mr. (‘oates tenns it. With
ian elastic loam. making it lively for
g the horses. With an enduring base
tot gravel and tho plating: or loam, it
.Is now one of the best. tracks in
:.\cw England Secretary 0. M. Run-
dlc‘s instnictlons in Mr. Coaies were
to 'make the track perfect before he
finished with it. and Mr. (mics has
L'iven it his best attention with that
thought in mind.
’_ Several trainers of light-harness
horses are usini: Iho track and others
are to come inter in work their homes
'over the new surfate.
{TED LEWIS TO SPAR WITH
DEMPSEY IN TRAINING
To d Kid Lewis, weltvi and middle-
_weii:hl thampion of Europc. will finish
draining for his bout with
'O‘lkmd, I'oruier middleweight chun-
ipion, by boxing with Jack Dempsey.
lworld's heavyweight (llHIYIIDIOI’l. “'hen
~la-mpsey “as at the Boxing (‘ommit
‘sioners' office. the other day. he met
:(‘harlcy Harvey. Lewis” manazer.
; "I see the. Kid in going to box
(l‘lhond at the Jersey (‘ity ball park.
next Thtusilal."
not let him come ouLand box a few
days with me? I'm going- to train for
llrcnnun. and I think it would help us
both if Lewis and I did a little box-
ing.“
"Sure thing." rcplied Harvey. “I'll
lune Lewis out at vour quarters in a
few days. But you‘ll have to look out
M" and for his wallon"
who ‘Mrs. “'illiam J. Hmlizvs ol lirOOkll'lL
N. Y.. has returned to his homo, aftct Jack.
gend‘iéig a Atot" weeks with his auntwn a 'fluhe."'
. rs. . ary .. _
Mr. Hodges returned in his aunts au-fi
tomobile.
“Oh. I‘ll take care of that." laughed
“I don't want it) [Use my tille
-The Beat Salesman—A “’nnt Ad
mm 147.
‘NIIIISGI. New York. .139: JlltlgG-‘Ya-qh‘
Women. .329: Jacobson. St. Louis. .334:
Mike:
sflld Dempsey, "\Yhy.
§SISIERBREIKS
: TIE lithium
CHICAGO. Sept. 18.—George Sislwr.
the St. Louis star. broke the tie which
he shared last Week with Tris Speak
er. the Cleveland Indians’ manager.
and is topping th: Ammican
nr' ~r~ v lb 4.1:: rnu'arve (ii .2199. ac-
cording to averages released today.
”and which include gnmcs. of \‘l'ednes
v . .
1494‘th
0"" Speaker is emu-n points beyond
with an average of .392. while Joe
“whoop. of in: Chicago “'hile Sox.
stands third with .37 .
lube Ruth. of lhc New York Yank-
‘o-. who is hitting in fourth lililft’
' I31 an average of .97” cracked out
..
.lhiee home runs sine: “'oonesday. a
“col: aim. and brought his stride of
46:21:“ drives to 49. (inc I(‘>S than the
mark be set out to reach when the
Nisan stariu}. Ho» also carried his
total base record to .347. and is far
in front in the number of runs stoned
Rite. oi \K'ashinzlon. sale
lv Weds the base stralers with 51
lhci’ls.
Other leading batters for
trainee ‘nrc: l-T C(lLll’ls. Chicano,
73 or more
.367: .
2723: “'r-arr‘r, (‘hi
.7121: To-
Riie. \\'ashinuton. .
“M” Felsch. China".
cazo .00-.
bin. St. Louis. .7331: Hendrix. Boston.
.123 .
Nillzolson. of Pittsburcli struck a
light slump in his battinz during the
last week. while Roger Hornslug of St.
:l.ouis. not into a billing stride The
liormcr continued to head the Nation-
al League batters with an average of
.271. while Hornshr brought his aver-
»nce up to .360. Hornsbv hoi=ted his
total haw record on to :77. while Ban.
'crnft. New York, increased his string
1of runs: scared to 91. Williams, of
Philadelphia. tailed to add to his home
run total of 14. and (‘arnv of Pitts-
burgh. tailed to add in his stolen base
record. which is 48
Other leading batters‘
York. .243: Roush. Cincinnati.
Smith. Ft. Louis. .712“:
Brooklyn. .323: King, New York. .319:
Hollorher. Chicago. .318: Stock. St.
Louis. .316: “'illiams. Philadelphia.
.312; oKnetchy. ltooitlyn. .312.
Young. New
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:AMMUNDSEN’S SHIP
' CAUGHT m ICE
1 NOME, Alaska. Sept. iii—Captain
Roald 'Aniundsen'e expedition ship.
the Maud whiCh lclt this pmt nearly
tu'o months ago bound for the North
Pole is caught in the ice about [wen
11' miles of! (‘apo Sense. on the Siberi-
a'n coast. according to inlormation
brought here yesterday by l‘aptain
ileckl whose fishim: boat was also
ice-bound near the Maud. He said
Captain Amundsen hopcd to free the
Maud soon and continue his journey.
FINDS DIAMOND IN CHICKEN
DAVENPORT. I3. Soul. 1K It was
a tedious process 101 ll l. Vl'aihourne.
a gror‘nr and hlllf‘hc-r to rul‘vh‘fl a lost
diamond valued at Scan for hr was
”unable to tell which of his 17.0 chick-
ens had swallowcd the gem. The d‘ar
mond was missing from his ring after
he had unloaded the chickens irom
.cralcs and placed them in a coop. He
Ifound the jewel in the :izzard oi the
filtioth fowl ho s‘anzhlored '
l
‘ “Beauty is
Only
l Skin Deep”
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1
. ; .
; properly.
BEECHAM’S PILLS
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i help to preserve beauty and maihtain health. because
l they influence liver, kidneys, skin and stomach to
1 functionate in harmony and eificiently.
l _.
7. “’heal.'
l but a beautiful skin is possible only when the liver
j and kidneys are active, and the bowels functionate
The secret of beauty as well as of health
, is to maintain perfect digestion and elimination.
illEil ALIEN IiNllfiIiS
BUT SAllilll MURPHY
“Red" Allcn's “Muy Anne" evident
l_v rested up since .il had been used
last. succeeded in caressing Sailor
Murphy at Stamford in the second
round of a twelve round bout. held bf:
tin» \‘Ca nut A (I. at the T-‘llvz’ll‘y A. A
B ‘Edzermt l-ll‘l night. amid wild
viii-W‘s o! lltn (‘Aslm A. t‘ of which
“L‘cd' i: the pride.
“‘9'" ..
I 20 Per Cent.
Reduction on
TIRES
that ior :1 text minutes it looked as II
was $10.11;; to “do something" last
night calize lruo about a milluu- and a ,
min: iPr aiir‘: llin so-cond round static:
v ion he stunned "Rod's“ loll after it.
in Ned a Hui. lest: than much inchan
“'hut he (lid was a surmise to all, in l
Wilding Alien lul’ mo‘ll," to the sail ‘
or himsclt. n‘ no wwc conecmnsi
-n ma. 0 ll'Pilzv what had happened.l
Tumor: mt flip-50p through
the ropes. the Sailor bounced on his
dome on the ode-v m" tltr ri'ati’orm_ sol
that for a t'rw minutiae it lokod ls if ‘
"Red" would havc to appear in court.
on a charre of murder. st! seriously '
we.- he injured.
.r“. big: sash. I'i‘nm Which the blood
flowed profusvly was “potted in the
bark n! his head~ hut nl'tvr ten min-
lilos or to. a doctor pronounced thr'
Sailor pvrliy well shaken but in no
denser.
ll s'urc'y seemed to be Stamford’s
nichi in gel the content filled fire
hose Young Angelo. the pride 0!
Ray Bliss” camp was forced to admit.
or rather his lackors Worn forced to
admit for him. he couldn't—that
Bobby Reamer at
better man. It didn't
rounds to prom: this_ as after the
fourth it was found that Angie was
hitting Reamer when1 he wasn't, prob-
ably due to the fact that one of hi!
handsom'o brown eyes was turning I
neat purple shade and “a; closing
fast. At the end of tlm it‘nth. no one
:hl‘Pi'lllfld a greater Sign of relief than
:Angelo. 'Thus rnds another rlnimut
to the. liéhlv‘cight crown oi_the lute.
Panama Gem-no Dixon administered
t severe 'thrashine to Youn: Brown in
their ten round mill. and won the
‘bout with plenty to spat‘v. Brown
gave a splendid exhibition of grit and
pluck and though he was badly 1n!-
itered, his eye. now and lips. givin'.
most freely or the blood that council
,ithrou'gh them. he never stopped try-
n2.
“Izzy “’hile" who should have been
(31181! “Is He Yellow '.'" a boxer of due
ky hue. met Young Mulligan in the op-
ening bout. After Mulligan had tanned
him on the nose and staned the claret
flowing, lzzy picked out a soft spot
on the canvas in the second round
and laid himvi-lt dciwn while And.
Parker. the referee, slowly ‘countod
ten. ’
The entire card was a good one.
and the fans got their money's worth.
take tea
RADICAL LITERATUPF
IN NEW BRITAIN
NEW BRITAIN. Supt. 13.“me
literature, issued by The "central Kr
ecutivo Committee of the Communist
Party of America" was distributed
about the business section of the city
during tho night. The text is inflam-
matory in nature and the police are
investigating.
Hartford was (he.
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Aaron Kohn
Leading Accessory Store
9 Railroad Avenue
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The map-h Circle of Kings' Daugh-
Removal Sale.
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matte South Norwaik Haert
lchnrell VII! boI-i 'Iuli fli‘sl meeting
. db, ' 3 mile!-
thewnrlal ‘— ' 1ft. “1‘. .h‘ 21 1t 7:
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0! the hill and winter Tuesday even-
45 o'clock in
Savings as High as 40 Per Cent Offered in Our
‘ Owing to our new home not being ready for us to move into this coming week, as we had anticipated, and the fact
that: we must vacate our present location by October lst, we Will offer some attractive bargains to further reduce our stock
of Furniture, Bedding, Rugs, Linoleums, Draperies and Housefumishings. You should not fail to take advantage of this
great money saving Opportunity. The large number of people who have visited 'our store acclaim this the greatest sale
ever held in the Norwalks. .It isn’t necessary to tell you that our prices are low. This you can see for yourself, and no
matter how low the price the merchandise is of the first quality. Whether you need an odd. piece of Furniture or an en-
tire house furnished, you cannot afford to miss this wonderful opportunity.
“A. J. COLL
Norwalk Chronicler