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7;,“ I t gent. Theatre presents one of w!
2.x “I 5“ In ft'nturcs that has eve: Grey“
Ii‘UIll ch today in the new pro- roles in the stories
;'1 of 7.9.an Grex's latest story
\Vostcrn Trail." Just teeming
, the life of zest of the wide West
:Immion is not merely an outer—
.m but amounts to a tonic for
Zone Grey is accepted
the best story writers and
prescnmtions from the.
i'nnv
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and a special comedy attraction.
The. “dhole,”
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i} v.21” SM" it.
.\ mn- of
it‘ lifI‘lvll‘L‘
creatuie.
attack am lix' mg thing,
jungle king. the tiger.
(fray stories have met with such suc- ’
cess that they are in a. class by them-
P. sch es. The picture will be promoted
an all star cast with the players
0 hme previously taken prominent
The pro-
{gram at the. Regent todag will include
a nevreplsnde of Eddie Polo‘s serial
LatePopuIm-Stu-Am 11mm
““138th
"'i'he Spite Bride" a Selmick‘ Picture
starring Olive Thomas. comes to the
Regent and Palace Theatres. Sunday
night..-
It's simply a knockout—the best
m ’ molt
"Como above: ,
tin-o booked r31!
is maid in 2. pl
of and! phi! p‘h ‘ flit.»
If $11M *ngnfieretra
atechnique that lemcs little to be de-
:lred. . :
“Hymn-.1 h‘: a
the red “lid dog of
Northern India. is a. most dangerous
Hunting in packs it will
even that
l Try a classified advertisement tn‘ir. the Norwulks is at
young. “common sense" heroine with
large. brown eyes—Vela Vale.
‘ommvu Sense" is just what it‘s
thing that the screen has seen in man)
moons. it has snap. dash and zest; a
human picture of human people in a
human “8.). And Olhe Thomas was title suggests. and is a picture that
nmer better in her life s1]... is the 95- l I: H... .u- tmng to think about as
sence of \outh—Iouth at its 3' id‘Psf— ‘xeTl as a. picture that proxidcs a high
with its simplicity. grace charm and ordex of screw enttrtainmfim.
“istfulness. l
"The Spite Biiue" is a mam-u of ; r—The uorld' s best CleaneL kno“ I'
youthful impulse with just enough to exerybodx The Hoox or. Make the
thrills to make you a little bit creepx Init‘e hat)!“ at Cl ristmos. 315 down
Innd $10 a month The
Donnelly's.
the Sentinel. 16—18 South Main street.
7 .
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124
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IlI silk—Thr- Bed in
.mn- Picture;
It‘ll} TODAY
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Ante Vaudeville
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DII-m-tI-d Play
NOT A SERIAL
MONDAY
llnlII-rhun (‘ulv [’l'k‘fl‘llin‘
“THE STEALERS"
A .3. zlll‘: of Tumult power.
Tl lisllfiY
"HELD HY ’l‘Hl-I li\ll.\!\"’
.,._ \\'.\.\'IlA HA“ Llil’ and
JACK HULT
\\ I’DVI‘ISDAY
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THEATRE
HE'S
swans Tndn)’. 2:15. 7 am] 9
nu r‘(' A lnIissI on 150.
l-‘I’i‘lul‘lil‘lllCé‘S, 256.
l I l‘l l'JJt‘ l'ltI-IHEVTS
'ICLA VALE
and
LPH LEWIS
ummth l‘I-muu- offering,
. ~31)on SENSE"
(\l. ('(niltn'r BILL!
" ~ .‘ARLIE CHAPLIN
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, THE FIREMAN"
“tho-r I‘catnro<.
If you didn’t get the pass book and letter we mailed you
come into our bank and lot 115 explain our Christmas club plan.
in you, .
The f0110lVlllg “tables”
how much you will have:
INCREASING CLUB PLAN
show how much you put.in and
Put in to 2c. 5c or 10c the first week. INCREASE your depoolc
1e, 2e, 5e or l0c each week. In 50 weeks:
1c Club pays $12.75 So Clubpa 3'38 63.75
2c Club pays $25.50 10c Club pays $127.50
EVEN AMOUNT CLUB PLAN
Put in the SAME AMOUNT each week. In 50 weeks:
25c Club pays $12.50 $2.00 Club pays 100.00
50c Club gaysyssso $25. on $5.00 Club pays .00
$1.00 Clu $10.00 Club Pa” W
$20.00 Clubga v“
s20Join TO A -—-.lI'.Iinooo.°0
“’0 {no 0”lad to be of SCI vice to those in our community h}.
slmn ill" tlnm a sx stcmatic banking METHOD—a thing which
If follmxcd “ill moan veituin SI CCESS.
Evcrylmdy can join the club from baby up to BUSINESS
1, man.
Put every one of your family in the club; it will make than
SAVl‘lllS—noi spenders.
Join
South Norwalk Savings Bank
SOUTH N ORWALK
TODAY—Join.
SPECIALS!
Our Famous’Plantation Coffee. . .25c lb.
Standard Butter £9" Egg Co.
53 MAIN STREET
NORWALK .. 80m NORWALK
' 2 Packages Spaghetti or Macaroni. . , . . .25c ,
2 Cans Evaporated Milk. (Epicure). . . . . .25c
Condensed Milk (14 oz.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17c
2 Cans Campbell’s Beans . . . . . . . . . ... . . .25c
Home-made Bread (large loaf). . . . . . .14c
(small) 96
12 NORTH MAIN STREET V,
i \l.\('l~2 TODAY
'-=II in NIIIIIIarino llulnanc‘o
—\';uulI.-Illl('
inwcrs start to count
- . as. .~ of the year which
inn-resting story and
-5..-; l .I‘ L' landed in the
2 of ti; season‘s produc-
I. “In; u-III‘IIave to
the 5'..." and place it
1‘ or in Is unusual
(llll 5 Mi these ele-
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7 .w 101:.
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v'hifl. comes to the Pal—
va‘TI vaudeville is a stirring
‘ .4. IT inicigue both under
This sounds pc-
i‘ is (L fcct. for the scenes
15' tIIkr-n on the beautiful
’ .. \cht Indies. but: on the
I-xhere considerizble of The
> plum".
firming ofbfiss Betty Hi1:
- PIE-dutiful sixteen-year-pld
of the picture. is an en:
"' sI-n,
“-3 ~ t in itself.
" s T ‘ . Coley. of Bridgeport has
{i __a é’i-‘st of her parents. rm
(.5 '- ‘- Mrs. Arthur C. Bradley.
I 00d Fatal"
--'-o--.«,-','--r--..-y-.
A. W. “HODGE
Music Hall Block, 52 South Main street. South Nor-walk
. . _ . . '
Christmas -~ Suggestions .
Bicycles "fol" grown-ups, also for the kiddieS.
Punching bags , footballs, basket balls, flash lights,
, ' kiddie car scooters, Gillet and Gem razors, air guns,
3 roller and ice skates, sleds, hockey sticks, gents’
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bags.‘ *4 ..
GivcusfiA CALI.”
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pocket books, jack knives, harness blankets, auto . .
: ”robes, fishing tackle, coaster wagon, trunlm and ,g f ‘
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NEW YORK MARKETS
143 WaShington St. 55 Main St.
So. Norwalk Norwalk
Our week end specials in meats are the
talk of the town. If you have never bought
, our specials cannot be beaten. “Te lead oth-
, ers follow.
......................
FANCY NATIVE VEAL SPECIALS
Shoulder of Veal Roast ............. ; 18c 11)
Rump of Veal Roast ...25c lb
Rib Veal Chops ..... . .............. 25c lb
Loin Veal Chops . . ' ................. 30c lb
Solid Veal (no bones) for stewing. .25c ll)
Veal Cutlets ...... . . . .............. 35c lb
BEST WESTERN BEEF
PORTERHOUSE STEAK . . . . . . . ........
SIRLOIN STEAK . . . . .
ROUND STEAK . .. .
SHOULDER STEAK . . .
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30c lb
30c lb
....ISc lb.
only agency
Royal Easy Chairs
Worlds Fasmsz‘EasI) C1551:
T at either‘of our markets, now is the time, for L:i
PRIME RIB ROAST . ............ . . . . . . .. 25c lb.
RIB ROAST. Boned and Rolled ............ 30c lb.
BREAD AND BUTTER POT ROAST . . . . . 28c lb.
BOSTONROLIS. .. ..... ..20clb. ‘
§HOULDERPOTROAS 16clh'
FRESH CHOPPED BEEF ............... 18c lb. ‘
EXTRA FANCY PORK SPECIALS
LEAN SMALL LOINS or PORK T0 ROAST ........ 280 1b.
FRESH SHOULDERS ..... .' ....................... 22c 11.
FRESH HAMs .................................. 28c lb.
HOME-MADE SAUSAGE ......................... 28:
OTHER SPECIALS
LEGS or LAMB ........................... 30c to 34¢ lb.
FORE QUARTERS or LAMB ................. 16 to 20c lb.
RIB LAMB cnors ..................... ,, .......... 250 lb
LOIN LAMB cnors .......................... 35c lb
s'rnw LAMB ................................... 15c lb.
SMOKED SHOULDERS ........................... 25c 1b
PURE' LEAF mum ................... . .......... 25c lb.
BEEF LIVER ................................. - .. 14c lb.
BUMP connno BEEF ............................ 25c lb
LEAN cannon BEEF, No Bones .............. 30c lb.
This 'I'v'éelg, $29.75
This' week, $38.90
Regular $37.50 ~ — —
Regular $44.00 — -
Select Yours A Now for Christmas Delivery.
Angevine“ Furniture Co:
§ 134-136 WASHINGTON ST.
THE march of pros}
rcss is measured by
the Nation’s thrift.
Capital is the life
blood of industry.
Savings—in a bank
-——mcan capital for
Ready
your family.
money for an emer-
Vs llt‘ll _\I n mnhmgnr your money by putting it at work at a.
pmilmh task «In the promise of big returns, \ou risk undulv.
\\ hon _\nu put it mm} in a Savings Account. here you have an
owned inmmo- 5mm moncy is safe, your family feel: safe and
so do _x on. This six-on" bank pays 4 per cent interest on smings
from $1 up,
The City Notional Bank
SOUTH KOBWLLK. CONN.
MARKET CLOSES AT 7 P. M.
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Handkerchiefs
i More Handkerchiefs
mas gifts than any other
are sold for ("lirist‘
\.
All kmds are
handker-
chief want has been thought of and every purse
item.
embraced in our holiday lino. Every
considered. \Vlietlicr you want the plain and
serviceable kind or those that are dainty, ex~
un'site and charming. you will be interested in
They
this oflcrin g.
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N. E. RYAN
scum nonwmn '
are irresistiablc.
SI!!! 03 ABSLUTIPUII
mmmmmm.
,1 You’ll find them marked lower than elsewhere at
THEPARISCLOAKANDSUITHO
, therefore, the difimnoeh woe.
STRAP PUMPS
Buckled or Buttonod . '
in a variety of patterns and leatlfln‘s. - 3
Grey, Tan, Brown, and Block
_ ~.~' air-Wm
CONNEALLY E? BRACKEN
South Non-walk. Conn.
cross. cLosEc AT 0 DAILY
:1
IF IT’S ELECTRICAL WE
HAVE IT.
F M. CULLEN
“THE ‘ SOUS! atom VOLTAGE”
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