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. :fiAY. DEC. 8, 1920
20 per cent Discount Sale
'A drop in prices is the favorite topic of converse:
tion, but instead of merely talking about it we are
THAT— PLEASES ALL
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Theatre
“f iNOUGH FOR .
. - THE eEST
4/ T and 9 \ H01 “a“... :1 ,. offering the following specials at 20% discount for ,.
; . .. Di-esents l L ‘ Sure Relief . , r; EaStInan Kodak one week, commencing Saturday, December 4, 1920..\
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t "l ‘ . 'v - I ‘ .g - ~
(JAUM BE I. ANQ , _ .
:2 l i ,1. FOR lNDlGKfiIlO . some Drawing All sizes from vest pocket to large folding kodaks,——-ln all FOREST MILLS UNDERWEAR v”
F _ ‘ 7 .LLWAst « REGENT TOIMY . . , 3.5 prices Union Suits in medium weight cotton, silk and wool, and -
. : lz‘s t \g \l)}-{ E38" 5 - ’ I A Cards to lg: ‘ .— .cotton and wool. Vests and Pants in medium weight cotton. . :15
l. .l -I “pm: to men lmuisc‘fllaum Is Star of New Produc- :3 ' , fleece lined, Silk and W001 and cotton and W001.
,t-imm ‘ l""l'an::)";(”““‘l';“‘;{:;m “Oder“ . RObberS: ii“ AT ' Bloomers and Bodice Vests in pink and white i '
_ . ires cc t, Success '“ .lE‘ '
; . A. Lil Attractions , ' " ‘2' “ r ’ ' ' ho ”
. - H T... W... M... (1) Your pay in The N0” al“ 5 Leadmg Gm S p FLANNELETTE NIGHTGOWNS
: . . 1 Friday m 33:31:21: 2‘: a your pocket ’ '
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" icu rion't see this And in securing Miss G‘lailm’snnngstt (2) Your savings BIade 0f 80ft weave flannel m m Win“ or val-140101.?!
, stripes, with collar and collarless models.
- smusns
‘ L, i I l 7,7 3 4 d o. k asmuch as "Love Madness." This tre
l U. i =~ L PIC 81 1c star's vehicle which plays today is said SS.
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H;:r‘1:t:on \‘ilenl drama the. Regent theatre ex- 3:
pools an unusual p l ' i - u n d e r 0111' mat? '
opuariesponse n ,, y . . . 16-18 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
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: ., 4 -:.:re production of [10 afford her a superb opportunity for i (3) Your LibertV The place where something can be found for everyone. . .
- career her art. Bonds in your desk .................................. - ----------- -- - - - Blousesm 511k, Georgette, voile. poplin and flmnelejte. '
in “Love Madness" from the pen of the
,prolific (T. }ardiner Sullivan who was
"'1‘; if SLA‘ I]; the creator of Miss Glaum's earlier
. . t, successes, “Sahara" and ”Sex." The
. UMBRELLAS '0
(4)Y o u r dia-
Vl’e are still oEering at 20 % discount Umbrellas in'black
monds in your dres-
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Created Enthusiasm T [h
} ‘ ‘ story is flavored with tense dramatic ser.
" l T ,’ action. and the all i x - ‘ I . ' '
z (. i ‘ AMT Y W .....::.:r:;‘:m;3:;:;: . k People bwho are C e a ere and colored 51*de black cm are .
. ‘ .7 EDY c mrac erizat on. ’HOWH t0 ank such n t B Sh tt .
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: NEWS PlCTURo; l’f‘nefit perfornclzzce I tasls‘lzsts‘a lMiss: dra‘VIng cards are an O . SILK HOSERY ‘-
’ SLTURDAY 3:23;:‘inAEIhSE-‘z-hfisgxtgtr $22,211,112; seldom molested. — .We are still selling Gordon, VIII Mm and ElVOll Silk
‘ .1» Latest story in the large and well selected cast are Safe Depos1t BOX‘ :5 Natureopathic Public mun-es and Demonstra- hose at 20% discount.
" i ”IVE U P TRAIL” hltllf Moore. Noah Beery. Wm. C0!lk_- 88 $4 a byear. I " ‘ ‘ -
Rn a‘rr‘idtlIaCR Nellson and Peglgy Pearce. ii; ‘ tions at Red Men’s Hall and Palace Theater .
gal le 0 nor st ' "l *xl'b't .__.__ - . '
veritable ftfslllon 51103; 2; l;(\0“8'(:\N: \ "E secure Great Publlc Interest
creations which in themselves are an 1 ‘ l? ‘ D
engrossing feminine feature. south Norwalk :i V ~ir I I Mallett
Wanner; TODAY Sa . gs B THE PUSH-BUTTONS FOR STOMACH . 0 0 e
“n 311k TROUBLE ' as wasnnm'rox s'r ’ s '
. . outh Harwell
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All Star Cast Featured in “The Heart ~.’. 2
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of a \\'omnn"—Ncw Episode ol.‘
mini Roland Serial - ‘ ' .' " . R
.52: or 100 PER CENT ._————— ‘ ' ' pe-
:*\TERTAINMENT “The. Heart of a “'Omflll" opens at , . A _ . ._. Founder of Natureopathy Claims Tléat tile 8 L.
the Palace Theatre tonight and prom- - ' ' ' ° ' .4 u“ S I \
1m to score a distinct hit. it is a u n titlon of the Work Is What . o
. ..e Times Today strong story of a woman's love and R E EZO N E Until A“ Tissues Normallze - ' l "
2:15. 7 and 9 ‘ ribly interpreted by an all star cast ‘ OS [JV
.- ‘ among whom Mignon Anderson. Jack ‘ y' ' 7' l -' ; ‘ c ’T or ING
.. usual photodrama by Richardson, Clara Horton and George . V . - i . ‘ff t a treat 1 In
Albert J. Hall l-‘ishcr come. in for special mention. Lift Off Corns! No Pain! The request to give more information relating to the di crcn caset .-‘ a. problem that has vexed
featuring To tell the story here would spoil ed on the public platform of lied Men‘s hall as. well as the 1 alace theater has many families in moderate
.' the pleasure of those who will see it induced on to give more details about the various cases treated. 1 1 ‘ H :Iecnmhnvece:'tbfutlt 0311‘ MSW};
. ’ . * . 1,ka the new health science cmons ra m 11H m ra ) e 0 9 e pine
The hat “er1 \\ . of :1de prices so far as meats .
Richardson and Mignon this week. Suffice it to say that the
Anderson picture is strong in story, well acted
. with excellent photography through-
in . lout and perfectly directed by Jack
l‘mtt. It is appealing in theme and
; i ‘ i l. HEART zL picture that will be equally enjoyed
OF A ‘VOMANi‘ by men and women. There is a par-
figllt that “ill
. _ ticularly well staged
.me of Power and BeaUty make you sit on the edge of your chair
v: will hold you enthralled and the love interest is not neglected.
, _ . , Altogether "The Heart of a \Voman"
- :U [II ROLAND is satisfying photoplay food for screen
fans. Ruth Roland's serial "Ruth of
the Rockies" will also be shown.
witnessed by the general public.
Conscrvativcly estimated there were about eight thousand people attend-
'im: the series of lectures. The cases were treated entirely free before the -
public's eye. The results were certainly marvelous and d(‘St‘r\'(‘ meritorious
mentioning.
The lectures and dcmonstratémis were given for it) consecutive days but
could not be kept up indefinitily. "\Vondcrful!" "Astoundingl" “Marvel-
ous'." these human push buttons do wonders is heard everywhere. The two
lectures Monday (-u-ning‘ and “'uinesdny was an e\tr:i day fulfilled by l- «
quest but the demand is for more. The local nalllreopatbic doctors stuti. I
while they were able to secure lir. lllumer. dean of the Natureopathic (‘Mlcgn .
to be here for some time. i' is impossible to give any more free public deny:
onslrations. "\\'e are backward on our'work now." said one of the locéil na ;
b “m THE H ) tun-o mills at South Nor-walk at 7'.) \\'asliingtcn street “over one hundrc con-
»L’ 1H OF ROCKIES l DA RIEV sullut‘lons hi the last two days. our offices are crowded." said he. "and we are
Last Three Days 1 ' ‘ clad to learn that the lectures taught people in this city to understand the
ogram Of Vaudeville that will -—————— great science of natllreopathy; those that don't will eventually have to." 7
surprise you . I’I'Pdf‘l‘ick C. Lambert of llarien hus- Doesn't hurt it bit! Drop a lltllc 'l‘huusanils 1m“. S('i"ll and heard of the great work these men have done
' - ‘ brought 5”“ for ‘HVO‘T—‘U against Mrs. l Freezone on an Itching corn. i“““‘ml." lll this citv in the above ll'lll and theater every afternoon for the last three
Five All Star Aets Matilda I" Lambert, of parts 1"“ that corn 510”“ hurting. “W“ shortly weeks. And those who were tortunate enough to “llnt‘fis the work will have
known. alleging (lcsertion since Mm. you lift it right off with ”l" “"2“!“ smilethiug to talk about the balance of their lives.
m concerned. Our Pilel13'*‘¢
trade and marketing facili'ies
enables In to sell the best
grades of meat on a modest
profit basis. Just coronal“ our
prices and qualities with oth-
ers.
CHARNOK'S I‘lAItKI‘IT in
II Railroad Ave" Phone 1583-2.
results which were
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and cvvrlusl inc, impression
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ,ll)‘ is”? The couple we”. married i" Truly! . . . 'l‘hc marvelous results yesterday left a deep
Av“ \ork in ltm-l. 'lherc are no ‘0“? drugglsl 5""5 a tm-V brill-c m on the public. To do such splendid work in open public for so long a “nil-
he sick exhibited lll privati- by the
! welcome return to Norwalk of "llillll‘t‘llv l“i‘t'f‘7.0n(* fora few cents. sufficient in shows the merit of the system. healing ‘
‘ ifagraph's diStll'lQUlShed star —Tl' n l in d ""l“"’" (“'9er hard corn, 301” corn. Cr iii-Illonstrntors of this system ul iiiuling not onlmetonislws the multitudes but
l, ARI E W'II LIAN/[q rhe S yn class 6 advertisement m “fin .M‘twec” the mos‘ ‘u‘d “w ‘lunus‘l has convinced scientists that in this new science of naturi-upathy arc forccs ol
A J . A L k en ne ' , "5' “’itllOlll. soreness or l””"“"'“' nature. when applied by in»- skillful operators unlimited results can be si-cun ‘ _ . . _ _
l (l ill all chronic diSeast-s. run in those that have. “('11 lOfUi'l' l)f“(‘l'l ("inlsldfl't‘d The houserfe who takes pnde in her cooking: Will be more
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incurable. . .' ig.::t;.ll.inll1.l than pleased Willi a ( llrlslnlas gift chosen from our big assort-
'l‘lle cases llifli were remarkable were the following: “Hint ”f “llli'l‘o” all(l"‘Aladdin” Ueensils_
, ' v i ' .' ff - “n from a bad knee. unable to climb stairs without 85- , . . .
“ ~‘°"“‘“ "‘1’ ‘“ ‘” g ' A practical and useful article that Will bring months of
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f; ‘. EiSlllllCt’. could run up and down stairs alter a few moments treatment. I ' . .
g SATURDAY I I " ,- A " All aired gentleman made to walk and danci- after a few minutes‘ treat— ””01““3‘ satisfaction.
i, ct'i.‘ UIiUS' :‘l r’ . I " .. ~ I . -~ . « -::.‘\t -l t l . i; ll‘ rm 11; ll . two liclors. - -
-:i r a : llsubma ire ~._ 2 , . . , .iunt “ho had to bi issls ti t) in P l 0 1. l' H lint-“m (“Hiking a pleasure, heats quxcklv, easy t0 keep
- spec ac e . ' .\ gentleman who had uniti- a large gmtru Was so greatly reduced that the bl‘i(“lll and 0198“ - -
. IKE GIRL FROM THE SEA" \. ' ._.. - aiivrlunsc kept up for SMNJ‘ "limit-Y ‘ ‘- '
: With Edith Hilburn " . An elderly lady. suffering: irom acute paths through entire body. relieved N010 lllt’ 10w prices on suggested gift articles “Sand belnw.
é; O S v “"“"““ ‘"S”‘"”“" d d ‘ 1 . n l "Mme” Ten Ball Tea. Pots, Colonial shape, 54:“ sin . . . . $2.69
1, . A young boy who has li-‘l’ll opt-rate on an ‘was on cru c ms was give a u . ,, , . ' .
. . li-v' lilil‘lllH-s' treatment and was able in dis-card the crutclwsfcrfiiling great: MII'I‘O Tea Ke-‘tles! 00101118,] m”! Mt' m ' - ' ' ‘ ' - ‘ 56'“
l ‘ ‘erro’ ' Coffee Pot, Colonial Shape, 24“.. size .......... $4.29
W h t d rful 1 at of t l ; I.uthiwiasm that the doctor was greatly applauded. - I
e ave 8' mos won 6 SC 8 Ion oys at very 0W " .\l’l elderly lady afflicted with a complication of diseases. with pain. relieved l ,"Aladdin" Instant cofl-ee Pem‘mro mp m . . . . . . ' . “.98
ilOYT’S THEATRE
“Mirro” Double Boiler, Colonial shape, 2-qt. size .. . . . “.39
-= m- Hippodrome of the Norwalks.
i lil)“’S Tlll'RS. and ImIDAY
l-IVENIXGS at 7:15 and 9:00.
sa ., “Matinee 2:15—llvening
7:15 and 9:00. -
rices inlui ' ' immediately.
p i ’ c d ng dons Of an descriptions. don beds, don ,5- '\ch trouble with excruciating pain in the area of thel
A (use of severe stom. .
“i‘ush my buttons." said be. which the doctor did and immediate
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swin s doll couches. kidd kars veloc' ' is' r’ c1 of " stomach. , 4
g ’ y ’ lpedes’ 8“. t my 85 “Jim‘ set in. “That's the stuff, it certainly feels better." - _ a ,
all kinds, mechanical toys, desks, carpet sweepers, rocking The doctors kept the public very interested telling them that while thesei \ .
' markable improvement. it is unreasonable . ‘
people improved. and some claim re
Admission (including tax) 25C ' -
(.llllldl‘t'll Saturday Matinee, 15c. horses, wheel barrows, pianos, pictures, ouija boards, rubber to expect an entire cure'in a minute. The repetition of the work is what:
5 b 11 d ttl h 1 , d. l counts until'all the tissues normalize. Hardware .nd Humans. , -
I THIS “1;ch O. S, accor lans' me 91) ones’ games' pm es’ 01111188, 15063, .. .\ child who could not swallow as a result of enlarged tonsils was given a: " ' .
.- mm, “mm, when m, ”gnawed 3| 120 Washington St. Phone 340 Free Dehve
l'ew minutes’ treatment. surprising- the i-
glass of water.
Secptics received their lesson not to say it can’t be done and thousands who: _‘_
were (here. say it done. ‘
1n witnessing the work done we must admit that Dr. Louis Thumer. found-3 STRAP PUMPS
H. of this great triplicity of science, is an expert. He is hairless 'and caresl
telephones, and thousands of other toys.
= Edith Day in
= HILDREB.T NOT WANTED" . .
Lloyd (‘Jrlt-lnn i’rcscnts‘ Children: Come to see Santa Claus Saturday. Write to
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“MOON M‘unnssu g Santa whatever you wish in care of South Norwalk Music Shop.
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.. ., . » . . - . u. not how many medical dOCiOI'S are in his :iudxencc. He tells them what drug-3‘
‘ 1’31'3‘105 (151"?51‘ Ml lSIC DE PARTWNT :inil dope. pills or poison did for humanity. .and how many cripples they have} , Buckled or Buttoned
iar 'rt‘ lap in , . . . . t - d. Th t k b , - ' ‘ _ . .1
—-——in———— . . produced and Ines they den roye e mos remar a le cases treated this ill a variety of patterns and leathers.
.11"; 17ml?“ \V’ ,_ , Columbia Graphophoncs “““1‘ “”3 “l5 fo“"‘_‘5~ ~ . .
‘ “ ' ' '- -’ *e A lady who had bet-n suffering from inflammatory rheumatism for some: Grey, Tm mmmnhck
\ - _ *‘ “ ‘ ~ ‘ Columbia Records time was helped onto the platform. .
Y» ’ “7.; _\-'__ ‘ In less than five minutes she v’as relieved or all pain and left rejoicing. / .
,. L . ..... gr‘:-- Sonora Machines Another lady. suffering from spinal disease. was assisted to the platform: , »
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\ 'Iall na‘unlty Pictures ll Cheney Machines In a 10“ minutes she was so rtlteved that she fairly cried with JO). : ONNE Y & BRACKEN
FAST NORWALK , An old gentleman reduced to a state of complete helplefisness from para-
r' ,/ l! Carola Portables lysis and could not move without crutches was .then given a few minutes‘. south ”am: M.
X‘ ' ill" Wednesday, Dec. 8 l ‘ treatment. and surpriseu the audience by walking off the platform unassisted, | '
‘1 Music Rolls :1 u -. ll d . ~ nd tl‘. hal without crutches.
l “N :x GOODRICH .. =_ _.._7 .. H w l <9 "”0“ “ l . ‘TORE CLUB“ AT . DAlLY
i ~ - “e . l . A lady who had been deaf for ten years had her hearing restored in five
in glli‘i 'l l ' ll I Q. R. S. minutes .
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lulu. HL‘SBAR D S Eli Hi i : i . 4' minutes. l g -
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. _ HOK OR ' "' .0“ ~ Republic A childlwhn was unable to stand or walk for about five years not only
5" - LlilCCZn's Address at l I l _ Pianoguic . was made. to stand. but began running around the platform and around tli .
Gettysburg l ' l .5 to ball with such rapidity that it excited the audience. -
5 “inc“ S - l - ll ' Arto A. man about 010 years old had all the stiffness of age. as well as all his
K: em Featuring Ky . ‘ Sheet 31’“st rheumatic pains reliev'd in :i iew minutes‘ time-
mg Boggot In ‘ ’ 4 h _ A lady who had. not placed her hand to her h'ead'for seven years without;
, n}: HAWKLS TRAIL” : \ Plano Stools and Bone es screaming. was .grven'a |l\'(~nvl!‘lu}:eIl;'v‘nl'rnen_tir Shewtlijien raised her hand
(faunas for BIusic '1‘ 31s and with ease and plated It on top 0 6. man. sm mg m joy.
' An old man who could not take a single step without his cane was ;
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:Tim ‘. Comedy. Benturpen in
.. ‘.'Pardon Me”
, ineclnesday and Friday
.i -2 slung at 7:15, 8:45
a few minutes' treatment and to the greatestastonlshmen: of the public
'not only abandoned. his cane, but walked out of 319:)?“ withootdt: 7, _
; l Many who witnessed these marvelous (Imam we - ‘
mine; now with the reoultl obtained-1b! Ins-Wrist man:
dlseaseo without. the m'flriwnfi ’ ’ ' '
tanning; ; i "
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of Norwalk. who- ,
‘ing a saloon in Wall
‘ s alleged whiskey
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