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5 Greatest Player in
Paramount’s Greatest Play
Lionel Barrymore
THE COPPERHEAD”
Other Features
Friday al‘l‘d Saturday
he king of all comedies in his big.
gest laugh producer s'
Fatty (Roscoe) Arbuckle
in
“THE ROUND U?"
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Saturday Only
A new episode of the ttartling
serial success with
EDDIE POLO “-
Sunday Evening
Bryant Washbufn in
“Burglar Proof"
Mae Murray and David Powell
In
“THE RIGHT To LOVE”
‘-‘A‘-‘
fiI—e Housed! 100 per cent Enter-
tainment
l" Today, fiiday, Saturday
A sensational vaudeville bill
wm win your approval
Synce Xylophonist
Jn Musical Specialties De Luxe
Lane and Waite
Singing. Chatter and Dancing
Oddities
Bert Lightelle and Girls
M Mature Musical Comedy
Numbers
Lannigan and Haney
Character comer] Hats
Martinette and Sedelli
In
“Bumping the Bumps"
and ’1'
Today and Friday
Abramson's. Photodramatic
Sensation
Leslie ..and Creighton
Hale
that
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"A CHILD ‘i'on SALE”
Saturday
Bryant Washburn
“A
43 11 Hours
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Leave"
Sunday Night
Two Shows at 7 and 9
Bryant Washburn in
“BURGLAR pgoopn
‘AHHE THEATRES l
P \ldt‘l'i V'AI'DI'ZV'ILIJ-Z
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Leagu: ul' Nlbatimb' So 1' air As
I’rugrani BookingE (1'1. 1
lt-cgardlcss of the election the Pal-‘
:1;‘-'ll1(atre is definitely in the league-
1-1 :ntertaiumcnt sensations as one will:
appreciate who sees this 11 eek 5 wind—
~ '1lle bill. Following a high standard
“113,2, was set early in the your and that.
)1 a; regulzszly 11111-11 maintained the
Palace management has secured the
1- 11,1 pn$' lllt‘ numb: rs and these will?
i»: included 11‘ the fiie act bill that"
1- 'z'..~' the 11'11r1k111nd Engage-ugh: today.
- usual tin-r1- will be complete pic-1
\ we and vomit-ville shows today and
.1 1:11.15 :11 :1: 'end 7 and picturespnly
H111 1&1”)?- evc' .1,: at 9:15 with three
1 111111111111 slow» :1 Saturday at 2:15.
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l’a}'1~ Run of Lionel Barrymore
=. "l'hc t'nppt'rht'ad"-—.\Iadt' Big 2
1m ream-day And Is Expected ‘
Tu N'Ul‘l' Again
I '1.".1-l l‘2;1.’:‘}I'lfil‘("S biggest feature
«1'1: 1.;- of 1920 “The Copperhead" was;
;-I .»—;;f 1,»; instprdfly at the I9anI
.1111] it is safe to say that no
11h has been g'uen to the
in th. s rity this year was any
him-11.1119 audiencts in the af—
)1} were both large and appreci-
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3.11.21- : to 11 11.110 been the
PIRATEE SIGN 1:11: *‘ KSEMA.‘
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mix .9" the Pittsburgh \ational Leag-
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when one feels always tired With-
out woxking or suffers from baa:-
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1 1:. cles or still joints it to not always 1:9?1 11.113333331111135 sum
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mruorked weakened or diseased lots of 101mm ‘ “Mo . .
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Mrs. In. Gibson,12th &
‘ ~11 St. Lalnanu. Colo" writes:
1 1i o‘{ trouble for some time
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RONER ‘ a 3‘?“
IRA ANDERSON
FOR MURDER
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Th: nudiug follows:
'llw undersigned coroner. having
nolirc m the death of V-elu mble VYll-
"31118.1: colorv'd male 36 )eans old.
lulr ol' lllt' 'l‘own of Norualk. resident
at ..l‘.1\rnunrl street. 11-1120 on the
.‘311d‘Il:1\ of Octolicr A. l’).. 19:0. died
:1 11 .1-.1l1l111 iiolent. uhtimih death.
”1-1 (‘irl‘llll‘ or llziv and :avmond
s‘. V‘Pf'ls in the. 1111111 or Noruiilk. hav-
ing ulutk immcdiuti inquir) concern-
ing his llt'd, l1. do lieitlly certify that
\' 9 11:11.1: 1h \\ ili. ems died in Not-walk
0:1 the 2:111! day of October. A. 0..
111:". from :1 111311111} canned by a bul-
1111 ll'nelr'allng the tight and left auri-
clv-s ol‘ the heart.
11111§tigntion showed tho? the de-
ceased. Ira Anderson. and two others.
1i rove from Norwulk to Stuml‘ord. in
an automobile. Thursday evening. 0i:-
u-lwr :lst. l "u. where tho-1' rugaged
in :1 ' crap" 1 me. lastimz through the
greater part of the night.
’l‘hi d:1~:ii~1seil lost. at the guru’s
(fillsldt mhle sum of mom). alleged to
llu- about om; hundred and eighty dol-
~l.'11s whilst Anderson won an alleged
5 mi 0: over one hundred dollars.
1 After journeying back to Vorw.alk
on the morning" of Uctoper 321111.1920
the (hm-used “ho conducted 8. rec-
etauraut at :7 Hammond street. he-
came mm h in ensed at hearing from
third pt rsons t e atom of his losses at
i. 'Imlmd and concluded Anderson to
‘l11.1u: lien) th: author of the tale of
l1;11l luck in tl‘u game. '
i ’l‘hi- (leacvswl in :m angix name of
mind. accompanied by 011.0.Mlcliael
1.1111runo. the latter the employer of
iAlldt-‘Y‘SOH in his saloon and restaurant.
0:1 lmv street. went to the restaurant
)Ol‘ Luhruno. \vlu-I'e Anderson was en-
'gzizcd. and accused the latter of
s~';'\n:uling the news of the farmer's
:11111hli11g ill fortune. 1Anderson. after
stoullx 111411ng the accusation of the
d (com d was called b} the latter
[vile names and who threateningl) said
to Anderson in the presence of Lu-
bl'm that he w‘ould 'get" and “will
kill the son of a
After fruitless endeai or by Lubrano
to have the deceased shake han
with Anderson. the deceased hurried"
out of the Lubrano restaurant. went
to his own place of business. :011 Ray-
mond street. 11110111 :1 block east of
11:13 street- where he obtained a 38-
cnlihre revolver. He returned quickly
to the Lubruno restaurant. \v lei-e pis—
tol in hand. he said to l.uhr 110. who
intercepted him entering the door:
“I’ll kill him."
At this latte-r visit of th(‘ 1 «ceased.
Anderson was absent from the Lu-
hrano restaurant. Before leq'ving the
restaurant. or afterwards at his home.
(11 lluvmoml strut “(at 0'.” Day
street. but near the Lubmqoznstaur-
'mt. Andi rson is said by the apolicc to
ii 119 udmlttnl lu‘ protured an auto-
matic 4;1—(.11il):9 19v olvcr.
lpon the deceased Milling to find
Anderson at the Lubruno restaurant.
on his" su'ond visit. lu- hurl-led pistol
in hand. along" the West sidewalk ol‘
,Dny street to the northwest corner of
’lmy and Raymond streetsna distance
of about 11m 1‘1et. “'ll('l't‘ helmet An-
derson. The L1 tor apparcmly was
about to turn the corner. going ninth
.011 Day street to Luln'ano's;restaur—
nut .01' “as hound t-E-:l.5stel'l.\' .towzu'ds
the resluinant of (licensed in
12-11 the {11:11 met
neither stein;
gRaymond street.
Ion tlw corner sprcilud
4110 other until they met. ' both in-
-stantl_\ and simultaneously tired at
”och other. the bullet filed l.1v Ander-
son piercing the Non of 111:1 deceased
and almost instantly causing his death
on Illt- sidewalk. whilst the llullct fir-
;(-d by the deceased (’flllilt'd :1 flesh
'\"201 11,011 the lower left slitt- of An-
i1111140 s illNlOlTlt' n.
l Instantly nl'ti- r the shootlni: Ander‘
son run wesxl along inn street. into
.mid through back yards to Main
:s'tr-Ht. llienc: to u garuze hear the
1'11er 111 st.1timiw-l1u1> he hired and
‘w as taken to lllt Norunlk Hospital in
:‘l ta‘i c I".
Notwithst. 'unling tl1( re \v .15 110 {Hi-
giu-u hv A111l1 1511!) m :uivice
his cm: 11sc.l sh 1111i. 12 justification
for th- :lmnti: 1;: or showing who re he
procured lllt uulomt it: c ro-1ulu1.r ex-
ilt-pt his wurie-d admissions to :11? DO-
Nice :1 allow. or “hut his purpose
\‘Vas i “- liking 1:15: on hm street.
louduls the r1 Elli“ llzl 01 {hi (it C0118-
til illlt‘l‘ thi tl re 1% ol the lutttr and
lit-fort» the shooting. 1 stronglyausv
1111”. in view of The evidence showing
llw wrath and acts of the deceased
towards him. the obtaining of the pis-
lot. by Anderson “as primoril) 1'.
dolensiv- purlposes but am unable to
det-rmine definite-Iv whether or not
A'ud'eison mean. t to be the aggressor.
prior to and at the time of his killing
hence for the pur-
pOSe of a definite and proper deter-
minalion of the charact r of {Tie acts
or Anderson in the pre ises b3 the
( rimi: .1. '11 authoritie I find the deceas-
I11l camc- to’i‘his d . 1 at the time.
place-.111“! from the cause sh '11. as
the lt't‘llll. of the criminal act of Ira
Anderson of Norwalk.
K cop) hereof. and the (rectificate
and nutopsv of the medical examiner.
is transmitted to Prosecuting Attor-
11m Heat-min 01 Nor-“111k“ and to
State Attorney Cummings, of Stkms
ford. for such action as in by law pro—
vided. JOHN J PHBLAN.
' Coflmer.
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sembly Hall,
“DANDERINE"-
Girl's! Save Your Hair!
Make .lt Abundantl
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fresheii
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PONY Kidneys Pills and tfiey dull fading
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him-walk, Thursday. 40.6. 1 ‘
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'7'“. your halt take! on— finer life:
[sfsll/isfied 1657 ' E ‘ ‘
The store closeolthily it Go’clock
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A GrouP of Coloniaf'Fu‘E‘niture ‘
pieced none of the MunStreet windows attracts
‘ much fumble comment
it reminds that one anticipating Chislmas —- '
should not wait too long before making selection
where individual furniture is concerned;
In this group is a Gate-leg Table large ‘4' .“
enough for tea, breakfast or luncheon in a small 1 .
family. it is beautifully finished. ' - '
' A Low-Boy which is ' ‘
perhaps of all pieces . ' ~
most convenient because 1: '
it can be used m bedroom. , r3 ‘
dining room or hall. 3 l . .
The Chairs‘ are Cd!» - LA -
nial, stmight-back with - 9
rush seats. a J .. 1...... p
‘ Windsor Chairs or a .3
Rockers with amts or , . _ . 3 ' .
plain straight backs. _ _ . '
There is a Boston 1‘ I ._ l .
Rocker just the right 1
‘ ,, thuom WWW}! 1:11ng amid-non} -varmtics,_q£
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1 plain old fashioned pie
“pitch,” most comforta- .
Ne. and it has a head rest or roll at the top in just the right place.
A“John Hancock" Desk, genuine reproduction is
also in the collection. This is a rare piece and is not
easv to find. Other pieces of similar character may be
found on the fourth floor.
R1bb'ons
for Novelties and
Fancy Work
The stock of charm-
. ing weaves at present
The Children 5 Books
Very gay and fascinating are the holiday books
for Children. Gorgeous in Colored picture covers.
and illuminations that attract the eve. of ever)
Small person who enters the door.
Illustrated Blocks with numbers and letters in
colors with all sorts of cm orting animals whose
names begin with certain letters, and with other
helps to teach the first steps on the road to learning.
These are in nests.
There are the old and enjox able tales, “Cin
derella. ” “Three “Bears,” “The Small Red Hen,"
“The Babes in the W 00:15" and the'Fairy Tales of
Anderson. "
For older children there are “Arabian Nights.”
of the x'nany uses to
which ribbon may be-
applied. It is well to
consider holiday gifts
now where 'bows and
rosettes are required
there is time r them
to be made up.» Later
during the busy days
there will hardly be
“Mother Goose.” for nus-we
)lnin floor, front. Main floor.
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1 . Steamer Rugs ’ 7"?" Sufi“
La Greoque The winter stock is g, ‘
Garments now complete and the in a “household
The Chemi-Panta— plaids are exceedingly where. there is nofimaid
ion is foumi to be a attractive red and a sewage wagon .acts as
very convenient lit1 - black, other, warm a servant. . ll *5 “1 aval-
tle garment l‘here combinations, brown {wt or oak and carries
is a special lace , and red and the more 1t§ burden to and from
trimmed andnery dc; quiet effects in 8T3} ‘ When ‘9‘! dining
sirable All sizes are Wit“ '“V‘S‘ble green room 0’ kitchen and
11.111.11.51 36 to 46; and dark blue. n...- 1 11mg room M 11111.
Requhri‘" So are all wool, thick ”0}le and ~ very
' .‘S ‘ . 1'51 95 heavy and warm. ’ quietly.
Because there are $12.50 up. .318.me
too many in stock at They are equzrlly as ‘ 011111. ”.0"-
present." good for the limousine f 1
5m“ ”m" as fot steamers. , A 30.] Side 1"“:
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W” Sleeping With iron support'
. Wear 11 . and wood top. This is
New and comfort.» The Newest adjustable and can be
hie styles indhese gar- . used at mdsidc, couch
meli‘ts , noun being Street .BQOt or before an armchair.
_ shown. Sue and two :23 V95“ withx smart Strong and serviceable.
piece pajamas — .- 1 are appgre . These ,
, “Billie Burl‘ces” 3.5““! bootsfiavckid or suede y ' ”so, 11 no“.
other comfortable mod- vamps With 003140115 ‘p .
to match. 'f Black and
a red brown which
combines most happily
mth henna colored
suits, dresses or coats.
els. , ' - ,.
Show! Petticoats ‘
321:: knitted kind,
“knee long. These are
1 , Second floor.‘
room. Th re
3311:; a way grit}: The} are very trim, {351103394 In a pew;
apple pies. Some like built on graceful lines, 1““ my «and cling
heels 1 my to the £01m
V513; mt wrlElgling. _
fi-wimndm '
$13.57 Color§are
$11.15, 1—. wwimymdg
Ink floor.
a large slice of cold ice 1
cream on top, others
a billowy 11mm of—whip—
cream. But the
high ‘mflitary.
and altogether.
smart. '~'
In Kid,‘ 1.
with a dusting of powd-
ample“
displaygd is suggestive -
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