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This Company Plays Nor-walk as One of Its rive Engage-
ments Between New York and Chicago
Seat Sale Wednesday, Oct. 20th, 10:30 A. M.-
PRICES 75c, $1.00, -$1.50, $2.00
* X HUMORESQUE
With the humor of “Potash and Perlmutteri’ and
the pathos of “The Music Easter," “3.;
TURNED CROWDS AWAY
It Plays Here for the Lost Timed 1:34;. .
TODAY AT 2:15, 7:15, 9:15
See this great emotional play starring
ALMA REUBENS
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TH URSDAY AND FRIDAY
E. K. LINCOLN
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“THE INNER VOICE”
With Five Acts Vaudeville
HUMORESQUE
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Palace Turned Away Crowds That
Thronged To See Great Picture—
Repeated Today
The picture at the Palace Theatre
is aptly called “Humoresque.’ it con1~
'hines all the pathos and laughter that
.is in Dvorak’s‘famous melody. More
than any picture that. we remember
seeing this season. it is life itself.
“Humoresque” is a Fannie Hurst
- 1story, written with all of her knowl-
imlge of human beings of the ordinary
Imould. The novel has been trans-
in )(tjormtetldwlth rare sympathy and un-
. e1s an mg to the screen.
“(dUIItY of Ilove” l You cannot appletiate the appeal
.to the heart that this simply story
‘JLMES TRAVELOGUE
lmal‘es until you have seen it. Last
SUNSHINE COMEDY
linlcrtainment Bearing [if]
Stamp of Quality is Guaranteed
Last Time Today
Paramount Presents
C I OROTHY DALTON
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{night's audience was profoundly ai-
ii'ecled.- Allen Rubens, Vera Gordon.
Gaston Glass and Dore. Davidson in
n‘w‘)‘ o‘er.
WEDNESDAY lthe chief roles are excellently cast.
Tue greatest Airman of all time' Frank Borzage has directed the film
(The Late) lwith rare skill. The picture turned
Lieutenant Locklear away crowds yesterday. it will be
in repeated for the last time today
Because of the fact that there will
DIE GREAT AIR ROBBERY
land serial will be played today.
THURSDAYIAND FRIDAY
Paramount Presents
Alma Reubens
in
Fannie Hurst's Great NOW-5'
“H UMORESQUE”
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E" ENTS ()X THE
BOXING
CARD FOR THIS “'EEK
Tonight.
Commonwealth Sporting Club. New
York—Tillie (Kid) Herman v.5 Marh
Cross. 15 rounds: Bad News Ebber
vs. Abe Attell Goldstein. 15 rounds:
Panama Joe Gans vs. 'Igiockout Lee
\Vllliams.
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Tomorrow Night.
Star Sporting Club.1\’ew York—K.
0. Phil Delmont \3. Johnny Hayes.
15 rounds: Sammy Noble vs. Eddie
Fletcher 15 rounds.
I
R EGENT TODAY ,
D 3 D Bayonne A‘h A—Johnny Howard
’ 3 'Y alton Pia s New E )‘s. Dan lone
Role in “Gu "y f L :g'and Thursdny
" ° °"’ Grand View Auditorium. Jersey
1 City—George Brown is. Johnn)
.wv. U h IMHO“ has the role of e. Drummie.
I'U-iland heroine who forces a Friday Night.
Madison Square Garden Sporting
' 1” "(H'ri her at the point of a. C
1". W" m “Why of Love " her 119' -fi:§‘st§$sg°§§EEmggryB§:mv Paul
, ‘Lhoum A1 torai‘t picture Wthh Doyzle George “'ard v.5 Lough-
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.. 0“ New at the Regent Thea-
‘ ‘ “My. It was adapted from Avery
‘ souls stage play “This Woman
,1 ‘”'" M'm' Harley Knoies directed
1 ' "do 1rd Langford. is the loading-,-
4 (‘haries Lane and Augusta
“'3- m are included in the cast. That
1.- . is declared to be one of intense
.. “ ‘ aDileanl. as well as pacied with
‘r "n: drama. Today's W
"’ be the last appearance of thin
W“ in the city. ~ ..
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40nd”! Went _A.dVI. m M
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lin: Johnny Summers vs. I\Steve Lntno.
all for 15 rounds.
West Hoboken A. (It—Irish Jackie
Curtln vs. Bud Dempsey: Mickey Nel—
son vs. Babe Collins; Skinny Leary VI.
Che-tor Mitchel.’
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Prevent Grip and influenza
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GROVES L. B. 0. tablets (Laxative
Bromo Quin'lne tablets) remove
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fi at Danbury on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi I:
moved to Cannondale. Sq lroe h",
H G. Thompson and family, have
returned to New. York for the wnter.
Mrs. John Futon, 0: Bradley St...
has entertained her cousin,
Conn, at New York.
Mrs. Isaac Walsh. has returned to
I Hargarstown Md" after a visit with
. her daughter Mr: Frank Bennett.
Mrs Charles Broch. of Nordeld
street, is visiting her parents in East
j Norwnlk.
Several Norileld Grange patrons,
will be initiated in the Sixth degree,
Mr. and Mrs. John Fitch, of the
Upper Parish, have returned from a
visit in Guiiford and New London.
Ernest Kroeger, of the Lower Par-
., lab, is now en-route to California, by
way of the Panama Canal.
“Ki-tron: fiwma who resides during the
hummer on Hillside street,
Kr. and In. Frank W. '1‘. Amie.
of Nordeld street, will soon leave for
a European trip, where they will
Visit relatives of Mr. Amie.
Mr. and Mrs_ Charles Salmon. have
returned to their home here. after
spending the put you in Bridge-
lilitm-ll‘rnnkl,.CobliofijieNewl
will be.
the speaker at the Democratic Rally,
in National Hall, Weetport, Saturday
evening. ~
No one HELD RESPONSIBLE.
NEW’ HAVEN. Conn.. Oct. 19.—
Coroner Ell Mix holds no one crimin»
ally responsible for the death of Theo-
dore Andonl. killed by a car driven by
Mrs. Helen Prince. of South Coventry.
in a. finding today. Andonl respond-
ing to a whistle from men aprons the
street. stepped in front of the car.
i
second meeting yesterday with the
Musical director,
Lawrence Crosby was elected Pro-l
'dent and Irving Devin Secretary and
Treasurer.
with the Norwalk High Team at the
Baxter Grounds.
Grounds.
was knocked out in the first round.
HIGH UCHOOL NOTE;
The Boye' Glee Club held their
maxim
About 25 boys went out to practice
leny pupils bought ticketl yester-
day for the Statiord-Norwnlk Game
to be played Thursday at the Baxter
‘ In
RICE KNOCKS OUT BRO‘YN.
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FURNISHINGS
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BOYS AND GIRLS
At The
Children's Store
87 W00! Wlohlflm CI. Idem-lit
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 1 9.——Frank-
ie Rice 01' Baltimore, last night cross- '
ed a right to the chin of Georgie
lirown. 01 New York. and the latter
In the final bout. K. 0. Willie
Loughlln of Bethlehem who in .vbllled
to show his fintic wares at Madison
Square Garden. New York. on Friday
night. outpointed Steve Lntzo, of
anclton. in egiht rounds.
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NOW IS THE TIME
THIS IS 1 THE PLACE
BEGINNING TODAY -
Sale Of
FALL OVERCOATS
For Men and Young Men
Formerly $40 and $45 Coats
$29.50
All the Newest Mixtures and Styles, and the ever-wanted Black
and Oxford. FULL SILK LINED THROUGHOUT.
Rogers 69° Stevens
The home of Hart, Schafi‘ner & Marx Clothes.
For That Chilly Room
An Electric Cozy Glow Heater.
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Mahaekemo Block, So. Norwalk
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207 e. Washington St. Tel. 959. 80311.30- 1:165;ng
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whose mouth is in such a condi-
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you in I nervous state all did
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