Theatre
ent that Bears The
Stamp of Qual:ty ls
> ra‘nd Thursday
Itorporzt 0‘ Presents
Lytell '
~.. istitguished dramat-
ic Star
in ,
of ‘.
Red emotion"
2‘ Added Features
. AND SATURDAY
ost Stupendous Effort
_ With
. . imball Young
. her best in a most
' ry SCFECH pi‘ot‘ C'on
,v Channel"
r Features
. Including
. urday Only
IDIE POLO
'-‘_isode of the
. iversal Seriai
. ,(
stirring
r Coming
MURRAY AND
f- VIC) POWELL
irec: from Broadway
Ia‘s.eipiece
.,, ' ieht to Love”
of 100 Per Cent Enter-
tainment
:1 Today Only
gt2315.7and9
riam Fox Presents
_ tvian Rich
. Feature Universal
orld of Folly"
3 episode of the serial
rring charming
u H ROLAND
‘ in
“ of the Rockies”
rsday and Friday
i 6th Vaudeville
Picture Sensation of
the Yea.—
ROTHY DALTON
atization of Sir James
e's celebrated story
‘ALF AN HOUR"
; Author of "Admirable
liter." and others
kcs Cadman
ESSIONS
f”OF EYROPE”
uth Norwalk
h Odist Church
1y. November 11, 8 p. m.
ickets 50c. Course $1.00
. 'stmm and Hyatt's or
, illson and Powell's.
PALACE TODAY
___._...—— i
\"ivian Rich In “A \"nrhl 01 Full)"—
Ilzith Ruhuul Serial.
\'i\i;i:i liirli I-L'liii-h“ a second tri-
ii II-I as :- \‘»i‘:li:.m l-‘nx >l3lr .\Ii>s
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{(-r- i'os'iuini -l I’lltl’lll‘lll-l :".7!II;_‘ wl lCll
tlw I‘liiil‘lifitl IIWi llti- hillélillthls u!—
lirt'il
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.\ inw Itiit‘ii llnlnmi l'lpl‘u-lc‘ is (I'n
Huh '5 ixiivgiuiii.
ELECITIOSE EXPENSE l
ECEEDS AMOUNT '
ALLOWED IN BUDGET
|;'n..tt‘:umi i'i'uiii fi'Ni ;~:i:r
perm-do: the cit} (.idiiiance Enxoni
in; this matter.
As a mafter of fact. although thv
«lr‘l‘lltlll bills, were not tllallv public.
'it l.\ K'nnvsu that the workers at the
HEIWTRES
III 'HIIX'I TOIL‘Y.
II \~ Star in "Tln' Prim' “I"
{I-ulo'uiptiun." .-
vll in
A. n 5?,“
prying} ,r
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l‘rivr 09‘ Rr-«lvmptionf'
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~- ’l‘rii1i-lp m‘ lunvn,“
I. llll'l" is said to sur—
f 11> pin-nous yrirtin'vs in
wrm'k ni'
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:L' t! r <tzir 71w SI": ;.:.t
tallii IAIII'le':
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failing.
mu be “.9 ammu?
i
l
a st run: '
Its i~-«iv:iiptiu:i through lr-u- = Optometrists and optims
Hui-i‘,‘
Stow I-ns', 87
. l-‘iizgvi'ulnl riirm-tui the IIlP-‘
I
IMvil‘ iii thu recent (-lei-iiun have askv
m! ii-r at least $5 a day and in some
i'asv» iiime. _ .
\Vliettier this will be allowed is a
ll!l".\ll0l!_ Since the amount allowed
by tho I)!“ of Estimate and Taxa-
iinn i‘m- the election expenses was
(rel) ulmiit 31.1“)”. other mums for
IlilrlIlE mulls to nice: the added cost
u; the eletiicziii caused. for tho1 mast
part. by ll‘n- iity going back to the
Amtralniii g'ni'm of ballot. Will have to
lie— I'Hllrltlt-l‘tfll tiy tliv buai'rl (1‘in (‘lerk
lizillf; I). 'itohinsnn that he
Illll'lL'l‘l! tliai u :2pe<:ial meeting of the
Board of Estimate and Taxation
“mild be called to handle the situ-
ation.
said
Found Intruder 2 !
In Hallway of? House
\‘I'illiam Bowman. ll Suiiinlor street
ir-iii'irtml In the police that li§= liad dis-
covered an intruder in the ha‘lway 01.
his linnm at 212;"! O'clock this' morning.
The intruder made a dash for liberty
after being discovered and when last
SIF'n was headed toward tlIP railroad
tracks.
.\ Wen-k ago, sneak
away with some clothes
made
\VPI‘P
thievee
that
hung on a line in the Ilim'ulaii yaid. l
1116' In": lultk
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If .‘liu-il “ith Sulphur It Din-luau N).
Naturally Nubia!) (‘au 1
To“ ‘ l
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:iiril Sulphur In: ilarkI-ninL’ may:
l
Srii‘tikwi mail faiilwl lum- is :L'LIIVIIEEU»
:in-i I‘vlk.\ .ii'r gizizz‘ 115-:
II.‘ J: ru 23w,
11;; in ltw-iv ll‘l! lull" .I anl two-ll,
cuiiwi‘. “LII-i: 15 unit» Sb‘llfillélt'. as we:
.Ii—- li\'Il‘II.: II: M. :a:v \\lei‘ll It youthful:
.‘Ilir'ul’n'J' is 4-: tin- L;lr;-_I'_SI.AI'i\ItII~‘
tzige.
Noun-lays. tlii'iiiL'l. \u Ildii't lbll\'t"
ll'n' lt'ulllrlrmvnev task (It math-‘ring tlir
xuzv‘ :in-l lln-
Ali 'll'ElL‘I
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IllI‘ ieni'." in. 21st-
product lIIIIII‘I'\r‘-l I-,\ thr .lil'lllh‘)” (if
nilw' l' E'l-lhlllzs 1;Allt<l "\\‘_\~»lli‘s
5.129 llll'l Sulphur I‘nsiirmiiiil ” ll is
\- "1 [DUI-Illdl‘ l...~:n:s- nr-Iimli inn «I152
I‘EIISS\
stun-s svll
I4)‘.l :' it has I». 2:,1ipplimi : Simply
1i:i.l\'# ., \I‘lll IthlI m- .i suit l'lllsl:
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DANCING
AT ARMOR)’
NORWALK '
TUESDAY EVE, NOV. 16
McEnelly’s Sin gin g
Orchestra
Auspices G. F. Butterworth Rifles,
Co. K. 4th Reg't. lnft.. C. S. (3.
Tickets 50c- Including war tax
Dancing until 1 o'clock
CORRECT G LASSES
Neat. becoming: frames.
All can he found at
THAMER
eye
cniiifi vi'T.
“The lion-e of good dm‘.
’Atiantic St.,_ Stamro‘rd
We Close at 6 P. a. Daily
5°“ by drnygilto
throughout theworfl.
’8 bout. 10:. 25¢.
-.I
To Get up in the morning tired
and unrefreshed, with a dull, heavy head,
often amounting to headache, to feel low-
spirited and “blue”—are s3mptoms of
. sell-pmsonmg by food poisons, not neu-
.‘ tralized or eliminated by bowels, liver and .. '
- kidneys acting in harmony. "9&4
: eecham’s Pills
help to remove the cause of
tlus trouble. They act gent-
ly and safe] ,
2-‘x
, l
I
II
.2 1&er 9-7' .. ..
. \K
but also
: i
“11‘" slim: 11:3}
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
NORWALK, CONN.
CORDIALLY mvnres vou AND YOUR FRIENDS TO ATTEND
A FREE LECTURE
ON > Shortly aftrr 9 H.
ER 7 ‘oaiis‘ri‘ «It-0)")
BY CLARCENCIESEIIA‘N’ SCIE‘LCE- \Iairi Streets. where
. LHQL’WIUK. C. S. B. .. 1 . 1, 1 , I”)
of Omaha. Nebraska liters LII tea-xx.“
flu-IT :iiiioumlvilv.
Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First
Church of Chris’. Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
1 IN THE REGENT THEATRE, NORWALK, CONN.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. 14, 1920.
AT THREE-THIRTYIO‘CLOCK
IIIaClJHP to (hi
[and Avenue.
A search of tho-
.
itlit- reaclstvr. Brown
‘ he was the (“UN-r Of the mm l.IiH :
,0; the liquor. ’l‘hv
.mpnooz‘E CARGOES
l AR ESEIZED TODAY
Coritlnuml from first page
Illft../IIL‘li
tho-ir
It“)
trip' of
Thr) ftill‘vd uimn llH- iii‘i\oi in in“ H"
thr root of tlu- hill.
ml at the top Oi llit‘ liill, ;.:
;lllu( l‘.’ («Isis (in,lmiilmutarimiiv? win:
“'- 1k») ‘YPVP inn?!) {In kc ll In ll r
Tl'l" Ill'th l' ’".‘ill
to' headquarters. but -'as released.
The whiskey was stored In the now;
famous ”Mma N‘llnr" at police head-i
qtlat‘l‘d‘s and the machine- was takrn,
to a local garner.
Nu soorH-I' l'axl ihs- "nick roadster
III-vii brought to livudquurtvrs. than
II'\¢*lillI‘ M'licoi‘! suspu‘trd that a
llll‘lSUIl “LIL i; I'M". luziring Max-IL
(‘l-IZN-IIS mark: rs. “'lili'll [inward head
nunrtr-i‘s, \‘~.i§ tannin: “Iiultvi or :II
(int (II Tl.» \ chrisr :irizi linltf‘d
1hr rmuliim :it Kori-tin; Hill. vant)‘
gallf‘HS (if :ilanJIl l‘l “\t' #0011 cans
1' "Fr t'miiici 11‘ ll.v- Innis-nu of tltv ”I‘d-
l‘llllll‘.
I'ruh-ir'iu.
liii tI'n? ll" “as, ll-o- owner (if thv rai
Arinilivr man was wilh
'l‘liv gnu-rm
“II-:ihrwl‘ ill.
2.1‘.»
v in» x- 45 :lriuns: Jll'dil
and :Ilrulibl.
him Iii tlic
”3.1” ,1?’It.-w"\
I umpiiiiinn
.‘tll'.“l'll(ll.'ll‘.
7i-‘.;i'io'.~
ms Goons row.
LAB IS NORIWAY.
“'Asmxnrnx. Km, in I"""
niarlty or Amcrk-an com}: in Norwnr “
is clvsrnhul in a rv pm! in thy Ilvpzii‘t-
mrm of ("ommz n . In Tv-mlr (‘ommh-t
I‘Om‘l‘ Nails A. “Hiring." which n)”-
thnt Amrrivan niziniiinhilrs and truck-
prpdwrnu :in' H :i'. ll"v\ "iyb 8.
distinct Amc‘fli‘nn touch to strc-M traf-
l’ii‘ Iii maili‘ (Wink
:I Tr < z
Agricultural mmhincry is all.
promuwnt. and :i.‘~ .. v I :i‘u iii» I'lllll‘d
Stairs now‘rnnk? iIY‘Sl ll'. Hic lrndv In
trivial maniifartiirr as via-ll as this,
S! in thr- li‘l‘x)(~7".\‘ Of lr-athrr good-
vi .H "and in l- \Illt s and (‘lnliiing
~Sonfincl “'ant Advs. Bring Good
Rania.
Former Red Men’s Hall, NOV. 6-13
' Svec’s Orchestra
DancingfiEvcry Night
SPECIAL VAUDEV’ILLE ACT
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
THE SHATTUCKS (Man and Woman)
CLUB AND HOOP JUGGLERS‘
DIRECT FROM NEW YORK. DONT 'FAIL TO SEE THEE?
15 CENTS
ADMISSION - - - - - -
l\(‘l.l'lll\(;
\\'.\ I! T.\ X
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[lime Jea nn-étte
-sourn NORWALx's LEADnio
(‘ORSETIERE AND CLOVER
56 So. Main St. M" ‘ Phone 909
CARTER’S -
KNIT UNDERWEAR _
AT- POPULAR PRICES
GLOVES
Kid, Silk, Suede and (‘hamoisette Gloves,
in the Newest Styles and Shades.-
HOSIERY f '
Sport \Vool. Silk and Lisle Hosiery, at Re-
duced Prices. ‘ '
-._.___.. _._._. .___ .
; 25 Per Cent. Discount
stock on hand even at a sacrifice.
All articles are reduced. including Fur
Beddingr Of all kinds, F 1001' Coverings.
purchase.
CREDIT ACCOUNTS OPENED
ON ALL OUR \
FURNITURE
\\'e have a large quantity of merchandise in transit at present
and. as our floor Space is limited. we are willing to dispose Of our
' .
\\'e invite public inspection, whether or not your intention is to
a
’ S. Hornig 69° SOn
50 SOI’TH MAIN STREET
“atp'art'n'a'-l-In tin/fl’alaln’n‘alaiflla’fl
\ o \- Ink u\.\"x “- -K- u'\-\. Q‘
‘ Silks and Satins
‘~,‘~_‘~
“,‘\‘\,-\‘\“‘\‘ ‘\‘\‘
-1-1- ’ ‘
at, -,"/'1".’.;'. - vino. v.
"\_‘\
-"
u
,“‘
:u.-.
3 Days’ Sale
Thursday, Friday
\-\_‘~,‘\.‘\-~_.\‘
,‘i-i-l'i-.-n'i-;-I'
THE TEXTILE STORE
. Q ~‘\_‘\.‘
-
and Saturday,
Nov. 11, 12 and 13
A Genuine 3-Days’ Price Cutting Sale.
NO EXAGGERATION OR SHOUTING
YOUR TIME AND PATIENCE IS LIMITED ——‘ S0 IS THIS SPACE
nitm‘e, ' Rugs.
SOUTH NOR‘VALK
3 Days’ Sale
Thursday, Friday
and Saturday,
Nov. 11, 12 and 13
The Prices fQuoted Here Will Speak For Thengelves
UNBLEACHED 8HEETING. 21¢:
yards wide. yard .............
MERCERIZED DAMASNABLE CLOTH
60 in‘cles wide
yard .
LINEN CRASH TOWELING,
Velvets and Corduroys
ICREPE DE CHINE, 40 inches 51 35 [SAM VELVET’ in Black $1 19
wide, yard ................ I 17 inches wide. yard ....... I
GEORGETTE CREPE, all colors. 1 25 PLAlN VELVET, Brown. Navy Blue. Taupe,
40 inches wide, yard ....... s I . Purple/17 inches wide for $1 19
hats or trimming. yard ..... -
FLOWERED GEORGETTE CREPE,
40 inches “Id? PURE SILK PILE VELVET ALSO PANNE
_. . s1 35 VELVET in Biack'and
yard """"""""""" ' Navy Blue, 17 in. wide, yard $2.49
FLOWERED SILK POPLIN. 36 98c 404mm CHIFFON VELVET, iiie best to
inches wide, yard .......... be had. Black only $5 69
TAFFETA. Black Navy. Blue. 51 95 yard ----------- . ----------- "
*and Brown, 36 in. wide, yd. u DARK BLUE SILK DUVETYN
‘ 40 inches wide 49
FLOWERED SILK RADIUM $1 29 yard ______________________ . I
36 inches wide. yard -------- - CORDUROY, fine rib. 36 inches 980
"ATIN, wide, yard ................
0353;153:133“ WASH o HEAVY QUALITY, 35 inches 1 29
yard . ................. » . . . $1.25 "ldt‘_ yard ................. I
HEMINGWAY'S HEAVY ,WSIGHT GUAR-
ANTEED SATIN IN PINK. 5
36 inches wide. yard ........ 1 .95
EXTRA HEAVY SATIN DUCHESSE
36 inches wide . 52"69
MESSALINE IN COLORS 36 '5
inches wide. yard . . . .’: ..... 2-1 9
Woolen Goods
STEVENS BEST GRADE'BROADCLOTH
Brown and Navy blue 54 95
...... I
56 inches wide. yard
BLUE SILVERTONE, All wool, 52 69
55 inches wide, yard ...... -
ALL WOOL HEAVY WEIGHT VELODR
checks 56 inches wide
yard .’ ..................... 33-25
54 INCH BLUE SERGE
H EAVL SILK TRIOOLETTE,
36 inches wide, yard ...... $2.29
4
all wool, {1rd .............. s1 .35
COLORED SERGES,
wide. closely woven 1 49
yard ....................... n
56 INCH OXFORD. Gray and Heather
mixtures. all Wool. big
‘sellers, yard
ALL WOOL HEAVY COATIHG.. 56 inches
appropriate (olozs. ideal- coats for
winter wear
part wool. 54 inches
Yard
STRIPED GLA88 TOWELING.
850
27c
ya rd' .................... . . $2.25 DR AiszOWELINO .............
PLAID SKIRTING, Cotton. part wool an‘ all Yard ........................ 22°
............ 59c ,.$2.25 ‘°S$£:‘fT.I?3‘.'f?ff‘.°.. 29c
Cotton Goods
HEAVY BATH ROBE CLOTH. ..
Notions
CLARK’S O. N. T. QOTTON, 150 yard
7 insches wide. yard ....... 69¢ 29:32.; for x, . ‘ 250 ii
BLACK ATIN for lining . . ""'"""""" ’ ,'
4n inches wide, yard ......... 35¢ ”EMSDONSIDWAW SEWING SILK, 50 33rd , :‘
mots: “:5: LINEEN, 36 inches 386 3 wants for ................. 25c H
l L‘. ’ ..................
_ _ BELTING, whit. or black, any ,
"$333,153; "‘"a ma" 36c width, 5 yard- rat ............ 25¢ ,“
' ” ' """ . """" THE wmuoon Hooxs AND EYES AND "
AMSBURY MUSLIM 36 Inches 26 ,.
.. v c Loon c was _ .
‘wirfeoard ............. for .' ... . ............. It
it'EAC’rg-D 2"“wa SWEET'NGv HAJEBTIO ”SNAP FASTENERS, 25° n _
ya 5 w‘ e. 9 6 cud. for .................. ,
....................... 8C 3.3y um GUAROED LOOP I ' '
z:;;-;:‘éi‘?érfi*;-.....:..isi.io
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