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some the Best Pic
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lures.
TODAY
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"l‘iiE KENTUCKY
COLONEL"
/. that e attraction
and
EDDIE. POLO
1 new and thrilling episod
his famous serial
SUNDAY EVENING
lgun'smount-Al‘tCra‘Ft Presents
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REGENT .
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and Pre-
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Comedy
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g: “A FULL HOUSE" -
t” and
:: Fox's Serial
I". “BRIDE 13"
‘3 1'
3 MONDAY
i; CLARA KggiBALL YOUNG
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If WOMAN"
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*‘ THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
{.2 PAULINE FREDERICK
(f in the best feature of her career
I”; “A SLAVE 0F VANITY"
‘Ltfim
ENTERTAINMENT
. i2 HOUSE OF 100 PER CENT
Today at 2:15, 7 and 9
l FIVE ACTS
and
:i; ‘r Special Feature of Pa
and Splendor
3 Windows"
Sunday Evening at 7 and 9
? BRYANT WASHBURN
Paramount's New Comedy Pr0«
duction
“A FULL HOUSE"
and
v.;:-itt:n and directed by C
VJilliam J Flynn
6 Secret Service
f “THE $5 PLATE"
‘ MONDAY
Star Cast Presents
Morosco's Comedy Hit
i “SO LONG LETTY"
and
BUSTER KEATON
OI
"ONE WEEK"
1w» Palace of Darkened
‘o fix-3. of a series (not a serial)
of the U. S.
i new Metro comedy release
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NORWALK—SHOWS
7215 and 9
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SATURDAY ’
C COLLINS PRESENTS
Cirirlie Chaplin in
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liowl plot and llll’lv
'lill ioiiiliinv tr) liltllii' a
‘onipl; \ ('i' thrills Ut' u'l'lii l’illilt‘t' oi
i'lu-li- -i \\'iiidows" today's featuri-
tlii- l’alact- 'l'licati'tn
.<l‘.tll l“ll'5l National l‘l(‘tlli‘t'
“n i’i\.ll in former pi'w'zni lions
l. '.< company or lllllt't'll aniline: thc
,‘ov..irliw“i.\' Hi“ all: 'l‘lil‘ (it‘—
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company.
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l 'illl’Siillr" :1 ol' tlu booking of ilii< pic-
l‘ ll' :l'l' lll'll'l'll liltilllintw tor tiir I’lil-
l :w- innwms, 'l‘lw iii..ll;.'.;'i-iiiv:il had
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:'>‘.‘- to Nl‘lllf‘ :i I'l“"l'l‘ll‘.’l5" oi' “'l‘lir
ii‘ll‘lt‘l‘ cl Ilarkincd Windows." It
l\\lii not hayc its iiiitiztl hllf)\\li!!:‘.\' on
for anotlit-r two wet-ha.
il"tlll‘.ll’ll§ this: ft‘llllll't' attraction
yonlvi lu- run two or thi'cc days for it
l~’ or» of tho lit-SI ot‘ a series of Supt-r
iri‘Otllil‘llwllS. lviit lmdt-i‘ Illt‘ circum—
‘int-ws it was put on today “ill: tlir
.~;.l-'lidid l‘iyi- act Villlllt‘\lllt' lvill. 'l‘his
' akvs tlw- i-iitire l’alacv program one
o Ill: I'll hill of Illt' ordinary.
".\ l'l’lJi NOISE"
Burnt “Euhliurn's Bin-21's! "it I~ On
l'rouraun At Both 'I‘licuti-e».
Sunday l-Iu-nlng
“All llir world Iovcs a lt)\(‘l'." And
a"? tzii- world Enjoys a little laugh at
i on: -, moons and honcymooners. “.\
l"ill Iloust.” starring Bryant \Vlisli-
;i-'i!‘il which will llt‘ shown :it the lit-—
g-‘nt and I‘alact‘ thI-atres Sunday
isiqht. is a rollicking: story dealing
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with tho mix‘up which rcsults win-ii a
husband ol‘ :1 day goes on a llllHlllt'SS
tip which linolves him in coiiiplica-
tzuns in( hiding: lowx letters. stolen jew-
tliim-cs and policcmrn. Bryant
\‘.'aslil»urii has a strong l‘Olt' and Lois
\Vilson is his leading woman. It is a
l'araiiiount picture.
“A l’iill House" was sci-iiafizt-d by
Alice Ifyton from the uproul‘lous coni-
«xiv liy Prod Jackson. and screened
l‘llIlI-i‘ tlu- direction of Jami-s (‘riizi’u
lit-SlilOV tlu- two leads llll‘l‘t' is an i-\—
("lll'nl inst illt'llltlin‘; Guy Milliau. Ha-
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xvi llowcll. \W‘ra Lewis, ('athcriuc
\‘..|ll£l(‘l‘. Lottic \Villiainsfidohn \\'ild.
72. “’1le (.‘oyiiigton and Prank Jonas-
son.
'l‘lii- two theatres. will have their in-
rirpr-iidvnt programs as usual. At the
liu-L'Cn-lll this will include a news l't't'l.
t’ i-m-dy and a new episode 01' “lli'idc
the I‘nlai‘i- in addition to
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:(‘Ull‘it'ilfi' the management will pri-m-iitl
‘ilil‘ first or eight pictures written «5»
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plcially by and product-d undt-r llll‘
3 l't‘Clltll‘ 0'3 t‘hirf \Yilliain .l. l-‘l3i1ii. n.”
l'i‘ii‘tml Stnttw‘ SI'I‘I'I‘I .‘~t‘l‘\lt‘t'.
13va lll'llll'l'S .1.) not liialtv- a
'i' d each (Ann is :i l‘(llll]lll‘ll' stoiy.
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got (tilt of doors :iiiil St‘lil'l‘t'l) nut 01'
liod." writt-s t‘. l-T. “H \\'l i'. \"illagv
Springs .\l‘i. "t'oul-l not lll'II‘l ('n‘cr zit
without tlu- ii'ost «\(‘rucintinz
p'ii‘is l purchiiso-d a lmttli- (it l“t)ll‘_\
Kidlhn l’ilis. \\':i.< i'vlic-H-d al'tt-i‘ first
"c-w (‘ll‘~'l'§ :iiid coliliiiiiwl tlwir um- un—
til (‘mtiplt‘ta-l}; (-urml. I (‘UllLiltlt‘l‘ l-‘oh'y
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EYE GLASSES
i'cl icve
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(hir i-‘liisscs will lll’ht‘
Ill‘1‘tl eyes.
TH A MEeR
Optometrists and Opticians
“The house of good glasses.“
37vAliaiatic SL. Stamford
We Class at 6 P. M. Daily
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Textile Store
See Our New
WOOLEN GOODS \‘~
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for Suits, Coats, or Skirts
for dresses- Cordurnys
Suits or (iirls‘ Coats. '
linings.
Velvets
f-i‘.‘ “it"s.
Siiks for or
limit Rolli- and Kimona. Cloths,
and a lot of other things useful
and appropriate. not only for
tire holidays. but the year
round. and till these are mark-d
at the new low prices.
dresses
The TEXTILE Store
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THE WALL PAPER.
“It seems a shame,“ said the wall
paper, “and SOlllL‘Iill‘it‘S‘ we feel very
had about. It."
“ W h a. t ' s the
trouble?" asked
the pictures on
the wall paper.
"Well, you see
it is around this
time of tfi’é year
“'0 fuel :1
said. Then in the
spring we feel
even more sad.
Yes, the spring is
a Vol‘y and time of
year—that ls. usu-
ally."
“Spring ls sup-
posed to he a very
happy time of the
year," said the
pic: urns. “\Vliy,
they've even painted lu-iiulil'iil pictures
of the springtime.
happy time of the year. surely."
Cracked a Smile.
littla.
m SOUTH 11’0me EVENING m
That shows it's 1! .
, The wall [lilpi‘l‘ cracked ii smile and .
said: "We suppose that is true; we
suppose it is."
“ :ut why do you say you‘re usually
sad in the spring? Are there some
.kpriuiztllncs when you aren’t sud?"
asked the pictures.
“We'll have to explnlii," said the
wall paper. “Otherwlse you will never
uiyerstnnd."
“l'ray explain to us." said the pic-
tures.
“In the springtime," hogan tho wall
paper. “you‘re all taken down and your
glass tops are washed and your Wood-
work Is polished or cleaned or your
gilt is made to shine and look very
bright.
“it's the time for spring house-
clcanlnz. Now, there are mainly' peo-
ple who do the same thin: in the nu-
tliliiii—tht-y Clt'flll house. They take
things out for the winter and put away
the summer things. They take furs
out of caniplior and they clean the hu-
“'1!“ drawers and the high-up shelves
and they polish the brass rods for the
curtnlns.
"They wash the pictures and some-
times I've noticed that whole families
do it. They‘ll sit on the lloor with a
large pail of water between lllt‘lil and
plenty of raizs and then they‘ll take
you till down and wash you [Hill re-
fresh you and make you feel like new.
“But they don‘t do anything: like that
with us. \Vlilli- you are Illkl'll down
once in awhile and given it change of
position we are always sticking: on the ,
wnll. Spring makes us foul niurc Sad
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2 than the autumn hot-aust- lllnl‘o people
i i-h-iin
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‘ interest.”
liuusi- iii Il.(‘ sprlnz. In fact
every om- (ltll's‘ it in the spring. :lll'l in
llll‘ :iuluinii S'llllt' of [In-.st- people do
and some of lhmn don‘t."
“'l'lu-ii you're :luiiinsl
inc?" said the picture“.
“Not a hit of it." said Illt' wall pa-
per. “It seems like a senxilulo thin;
to do." .
“ltiit you spoke as if you felt un-
happy over It." said the pictures.
“Yes. hut wc'rc unhappy
IK‘CIIIXSQ' we're so l'llVlU'lS.
house-clean-
GiVe Babes For
Christmas
A Winter Evening-a cozy fire, your favorite
chair and a good
BOOK
and you are wherever your fancy may wish to roam. And you
may rest assured that books selected from the
GREATEST BOOK DEPARTMENT
that the Norwalks have ever seen at
DONNELLY’S
16-18 SOUTH MAIN STREET
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will hold your illtcl‘n‘\t i'foiii start to finish.
Be it for young' or old—the hook that they will like is here.
All the new-st and the lwst of the old for grownups.
And as for the Boys and Girls books—
Just Stop In and Glance Them Over.
Women’s Winter Footwear
New and striking patterns combined with improved wear-
ing qualities
The well-dressed always find just what they require in
our styles. ‘
SEE OUR CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS
SHOP BEFORE SIX
ELWOOD 69° GLOVER
122 Washington Street South Norwalk
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MASONS’ SUPPLIES
TheNorwalk Coal 69° SupplyCO.
Water St., So. Norwalk, Conn
COAL AND VVOOD
TELEPHONE 113
For the convenience of customers, orders may be left or
payments made at Raymond Bree, office, 24 Washington St.
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uhont It i
“We see everything else lwlii: made .
fresh and Clt'nll‘llllll we‘re left up with ‘
our spots and our cracked places and
our faded part» wlii-ri- Mr. Sun has}
been Sllllllill: so much on IN.
“ hit some springs we're happy. and
Stunt-times in the autumn we're hap-
lL"-"
“When?" asked the pictures.
“Ali." said the wall piipor. "win-n
we‘re taken down and when fresh wall
paper is put up.".
“But you aren‘t put up again." said
the pictures. Q
“That is true. and. too, wc‘rc’l'hPLuI-
ways taken oil" the wall. But we‘re
overjoyed because
fresh wall paper
is going on nnd
exactly the same
wall paper won‘t
he sticking to ex-
nctly the same
wall. 'l‘liere‘ll [w
a chance.
“We need 0
change every once
In a while. “1-
get tired of lit-iii;
very faithful
and s t lcl; in 1:.
Sticking. Sticking:
to those walls."
“It's .too had,"
said the pictures;
“We're truly,
sorry for you."
“Oh, you needn't '
he." said the wall paper, "for we cant
really feel nn)’lllin& \Vc'ro only telling
a fairy tale."
"And we really can't feel sorry for
you." said the \plctures. “so we here
Only heing sorry in a make-believe
fashion."
“But we‘ve done a story between
us, haven't we?" asked the wall paper,
“Indeed we have. but it was nll'your
doing. not ours In the first place,’ snid
ilctures.
u"'B‘Y'ou helped us with it." sold the
wall paper.
“Well. we hope
story for we are
change i"
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Out of Date.
“When Ann registered and said lhe
was twenty—nine. nobody showed any
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Wash the
/ turcs.
Pic-
they'll like us lu~a
a great, great
“or course “0E! m.“ "e b ‘
back number."
Standard Transportation
DAILY TRUCKS TO NEW YORK
LOCAL TRUCKING
TELEi'HuNES 456 AND 7'92
Victor Wesely
(Formerly With th Bron.)
,Automobilgfiodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re
paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-
al work.
Welding of All Kinds~of Metals.
13 Raymond’fitreet. South Norwalk. Neu South Main St.
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SHOES FOR MEN ;
Heavy, oil-tanned, weatherproof" Shoes, fu ‘1
doublesoles......................$9.0 5
Dress Shoes, of tan calf; perforated or plain 5
..........................$7.00to$12.00 g
i A South Norwalk. Conn. :
STORE CLOSES AT 6 DAILY - i
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SYRA ‘CORD TIRES
40 Per Cent Off List for One Week—10,000 Miles Guarantee
may, .fezsoo ‘33x4l/3 $38-32
32x3' . 34x4l/1 ..........'.._ 839-50
33x4 .. $35-30 SSW/z ............. 2.50
“wt 3340 35x5 .. $48.52
$37.45 37x5 ..................... 354-30
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_. 20 per cent Diéeount Sale
‘ A drop in prices is the favorite topic of converse.-
tion. but instead of merely talking about; it we are
offei'iiic' the following specials at 20% discount for
3119 \i'ekeli. commencing Saturday, December/1, 19.20.
FOR EST MILLS UNDERWEAR
Siiih iii lllf‘llllllll weight cotton, silk and wool. and
l'iiiwii .
i-oiioii :llltl wool. \ lids and Pants in medium well-Tm “"1”“,
I'll‘t‘l‘“ lined. silk and wool and cotton and wool.
Bloomers tlllll llmlice Vests in pink and white.
FLANNELETTE NIGHTGOWNS
)lm‘u- ul‘ you wcaVc flannel in all white or Viiri-coloi
'nllar and collarless models.
BLOUSES
(icl'ii‘gettc, voile. poplin and fliiniiclcttu.
UMBRELLAS
\K’c are still offering at ‘20 % discount Umbrellas in lilac
and colul‘t'tl silk and black gloria silk.
SILK HOSIERY
" ' . ' .' lv
‘33- are mill selling Gordon, \an Raalte and Rivoli kiln
‘t‘ti
striluw. with i
lilt'llxt‘n lll elllt'.
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liosc at ‘Jllf‘. discount.
. I. ’ Mallette
88 WASHINGTON ST. South Net-walk
CHARNOK’S SPECIALS
Small Pig Pork 32c lb. Wilson's Hams ......’.‘ .. 3..c lb.
Small Fresh Hams ...... 30.: lb. Genuine Legs Lamb
Fresh Shoulde‘is ........ 23: In. Native Veal
Fresh Spareribs ....... 28c .t. Fancy Roasting Chickens, 43c lb.
Knuckles ............... La: .0. Best Fancy Beef '
5’351 Sugar Cured Hams -- 35C 1-9. Home-made Sausage ..... 35c lb.
' 33c lb. Sauer Kraut ............. 10c lb.
Swifts Hams ............
19 RAILROAD AVENUE
C HARN OK’S MARKET
TELEPHON E 15332
The New Victor Records
FOR DECEMBER
ARE NOW HERE
WE want you to hear these Records. Come
in and we w
y u: canont spare the time, call or write for
the illustrated booklet describing them.
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-—Rachell quand du Seigneur la grace tutelaire
When the Grace of the Lord Entrusted Thee to Mel--
Enrico Caruso
Alfred Cortot
Emillio De Gocorza
Giuseppe De Luca
Geraldine Farrar
Mabel Garrison
Jascha Heifetz
”is: Louise Homer
John McCormick
Philadelphiq_0rchestrn
Ernestine Schumann—Heink
Olive Kline
Olive Kline
Walter C. Kelly
Walter C. Kelly
88625—La Julve
(Rachel.
64910—Tarantelle (Chcp‘n) Piano
Stilt—The Garden of Memory
54912—Oi Lura (Oh Silvery Moon)
87319—At Parting
1803~—VJhen I Was Seventeen
Haw-Symphonic Espagnolc—Andantc, Violin
83159—My Sweet Repose Mme. Homer and
64913—‘Nhen You and I \‘Vere Young Maggie
74647—Hurgariaq Rhapsody, No. 2
87320—The Home Road
45201—The Japanese Sandman
Old Fashioned Garden
45202—Virginian Judge—Second SCOIIOH (Pnrt 1)
VirgLnian Judge—Second “Susie; 09;:12)
“‘ z't' An‘da An w ore— ox
186H-_A' ) ime' / {5am ill/internal! and His Ambassador Orchestra
Wang-Wang Bloes—Fox Trot
Paul Whiteman and His Ambassador Orchestr-
John Steel
John Steel
Sterling Trio
18695—Whiepering
The Love Boat
18696—That Old Irish Mother of Mine . .
Just Like a Gypsy Sterling Trio
18697—Fair One—Fox Trot The Beacon Orchestra of Chicago
I'd Love to Fall Asleep and Wake Up to fly flammy's Arms -
—Fex Trct The Beacon Orchestra of Chicago
18698—Chiii Bean—Fox Trot.
My Little Bimbo—One Step,
18639—Dance-O-Man‘a—Fox Trot
Old Man Jazz—Fox Trot
The Beam Orchestra of Chicago
Sch/ink Novelty Orchestra
‘ All Star Trio
ill gladly play them for you. If_
The Beam Orchestra of Chicagr
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35679—Sz-nta Claus Tells About His Toy Shop Gilbert Girard
Santa Claus Gives Away His Toys Gilbert Girard
35702—6421“: from “Mary" Vicbt Light Opera Company
Gems from “The Night Boat” Victor Light Opera Company
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