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1'33 BOUTB.NORWALK I'm m
THE HOUSE OF 100 PER/CENT
ENTERTAINMENT
A
.Frlday and Saturday
Show:
2:15, 6:45 and 9
McConnell and Austin
, in a Sttudy on Wheels
May and Hill.
Musical Comedy Flirtations
Carlotta and Lewis
Special Comedy Skit
Kennedy and Brahm
Songs—Dancer—Comedy
FIVE MUSICAL QUEENS
The Best closing Ac tEver Preéent.
ed in Norwalk
and
Maurice Tourneur’s
Super Picture Production
“DEEP WATERS”
SATURDAY
A Pre-Release to The Palace—Goof
to the Big House:
ALL STAR CAST
in
”THE PALACE OF
DARKENED WINDOWS ' ’
Sunday Evening
'l‘wo Shows At 7 and 9
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“A Fl'LL norm-t"
This and Tomorrow Even.
ing 7—Pictures Only at 9 p. m.
Pictures and Vaudevme Saturday
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Purnmount»Artcrat‘t Tri-
HOYT’S THEATRE_
THE HIPPODROME OF THE
NORWALK—SHOWS
Thursday and Friday Evenings
* 7215 find 9
Saturday matinee 2:15
Evening 7:15 and 9
Admission 25c including Tax
Children’s Satuflay Matinee 15:
Friday Evening
“MOTHERS OF MEN"
Produced by Edward Jose well
known in Norwalk and producer
.u of “O Fool There Was" and
Other Early Theda Blra Sue.
cesse's. ,
SATURDAY .
JOE COLLINS PRESENTS
“WHERE ISMY HUSBAND?"
Charlie Chaplin in
“TI-IE FLOOR WALKER"
M’CUE SUCCEEOS SCOLLINS
NEW HAVEN, Conn., Dec 3.—Cor-'
nelius MoCue has been chosen a vice-
.pruident of the Connecticut Federa-
ctlon ot Labor to 1111 the vacancy
iiwhtch came about by the death recent-
ly of Frank C. Soollins of Danbury.
Mr. McCue is president’ or the Dan-1
1bury Central Labor Union and in or-
lzed labor circles is well known
throughout the state.
HART“!!II! IA!“
HAI! Ti! USE
flNE AIIM TI!
RAISE 0TH“!
\[rs.E.H1m-1k:r of 89 Heath Street!
I Hartford, Tells Sensational Story of '
How Cl\0’l‘ Restored Her After'
Two Yeats’ Sou-re Suffering. '
—Sentlnel Want Ad‘s. Bring (3001'.;
Results. 1
DYEflGHT
Buy only “Diamond Dyes" l
--how to give your may the
New Edison they want. Come
NIVELLE IN BOSTON
Dec.3— General Robert
the defender
GEN.
BOSTON.
Georges Nivelle,
gate from France 'to the Federal
Council of the Churches 0: Christ in
'casion for greetings to the former
leader of the French Army from vet-
erans of the Yankee Division, Har-
vard University undergraduates and
officials of the army. navy, State and
city.
Tonight he is to address a meeting
on Christian Internationalism ar-
ranged jolntly by the Federal Coun-
cil's Commission on International
can May'flovyer Council.
The high spot in the program of the
day for General Nivelle was his visit
’10 Hanard “here. after a tour of
1the university plant. a mass meeting
'0! students and a reception by the
1 1.1.11. 0:1 today's Palace program.
‘faculty was arranged to do him honor
SPECIALS
—at the—
East Norwalk Cash Grocery
THE FINEST OREAMERY BUTTER, per lb. . . . . . . . . . . . 580
GOLD MEDAL OR JONES FLOUR, per bag . . . . . . . . . . . $1.40
PURE OLD FASHIONED BUCKWHEAT: 3 lbs. . . - . . . . . . 25c
GRANULATED SUGAR with one pound of our Cottage
Brand Codes at 40c 1b., we will sell 5 lbs. of Granulated
Sugarat................. ............... 9clb.
LIVE OAK PREPARED BUCKWIIEAT, 3 1b. pkg. . . . . . . 300
CAROLINE EVAP.. SKIM MILK, a can .......... - ..... 10c
EARLY JUNE PEAS, special, can . ..................... 15c
EXTRA FANCY PINEAPPLE, No. 2, Special Sale . ..... 37c
DIXIE BRAND BACON, a lb, for Saturday . ...... . . . . . 29c
FANCY LARGE CAL. PRUNES, 111 lb. . .. . . . . . . . . . 16c
PURE CONDENSED MILK, full weight, a. can . . . . . . . . . . 18c
CAMPBELL‘S PORK AND BEAN?» a can.. . . . . . . . . . . .. 11c
RYE FLOUR13V2 lb. bag 300
EXTRAFINEPORK,a.lb......- ......... .28c
PURE NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, qt. 35c; gal. ..... $1.30
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
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East N orwalk
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22 Northan St,
of 1
Verdun. came here today as the dole-t
America. His visit was made the oc-,
Justice and goodwill and the Ameri- I would ham to use one arm to lift
ithc other if I wanted to raise it. the
1R UNDERWEAR, HATS, BLOUSES, GLOVES, MITTENS 'AND HOSIERY CAN BE
~ in! Investigate our Budget
>-. Plan. It fits the payments to
. ' your pocketbook. *
! ”£17,, ,1 5 The Alfred rox rm co. '_‘i @i
Each pagti o‘t‘fli‘fllamond Dves" . 85 N0. . 8t. ‘ ‘-
contains directions so simple that-any Opposite 00W 011ng 1
woman can diamond-dye worn, shab-
by skirts, waists, dresses, coats,
gloves. stockings. sweaters, draperies.
everything, whether wool, silk, linen,
cotton or mixed goods. new. rich.
fndeless colors. Have druggist show -
you “Diamond Dyes Color Card."
‘ 0511 NEW EDISON ”Wicca?"
MRS. E.
Thc testimonial published below is
still another of the wonderful results
that can be obtained from CINOT and
we believe that the people urt- waking
up to the fact that CINOT is honest..
HOUSIJIR.
reliable and scientific. Mrs. Housleri
Isms:
i "I have been troubled with lumhago
and muritis for the past ti‘xo years
pinch affected me principally in the
arms and limbs and I “as so bad that
pain was so bad I could not sleep at
night and had to get up eight or nine
times and my joints were sore and I
had no appetite and felt “oak and run
down. I have boo-n restored by only
‘three bottles of CINOT and have spent
many. many dollars in other ways to
obtain rellcf. If anyonc doubts this
story I would be pleased to have thpm
call on me or write me as I am going
to pass the good word along."
(‘lNO’I‘ is sold at Plutstcd's Drug
Store, “'itslilngton street. Also. at the
“'cstport Drug Company. \Vcstport:
Switzer‘s Drug Store. Southport. and
at Hartigan's Drug Store. 81 Falrfieid
avenue, Bridgeport. Also. at “1 H.
Jones' Drug Company. Stamford. and
H. E. \‘orthrup's. Danbuna—Adv.
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Reducuon 5316
IS NO‘V GOING ON AT
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The (Children’s \Store
Every article in both stores has been reduced to present market value. This means a‘
saving to you from 20% to 50% on every dollar you spend with us. -1...
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mill“; TALMADGE
1.1.316. coves AND 1155'
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AT THE REGENT THEATRE TODAY
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OUR LINE OF BOYS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS IS THE MOST COMPLETE IN
TOWN.
GIRLS’ COATS AND DRESSES, or THE NEWEST MATERIALS, CAN_ BE FOUND;
‘ IN OUR GIRLS’ DEPARTMENT. m '
> FOUND IN ENDLESS VARIETIES. .1. 7
B 1 Everything marked at pre-war prices. Come in and see us and get ourprioes before you 5
fl buy your CHILDREN’S CLOTHING for the season. . .311. , “mime-1m
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