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LAMPS ’
FOR THE M AN
ngle Color Porcelains, Figures and
Simple, Dignified Forms Made of Old Brocades
and Hand Woven Tapestries, Lamps That‘ Will
. Compliment Their Surroundings.
and Bronze—Shades of
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27- ,lnck entitled “One" at 'the
Itm-atrc tomorrow night.5
illllllil' :i sketch of Norwalk he would
il'flACICUS" ll dare say, have seen '
7 was like. The painter Lmight
lpniiit a moonlight scene. at
SAY l 1 ' u t ' '
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,_ . :EOME" l“ g
luceurncy
‘ 1 Down East"
Vt'ith
lax-zaxvrgy. cl.“ I
her ‘Norway'
land remember it.
E "llow accurately an actor or
'tress' memory serves them.
'degreo their
it‘lllanE‘.
l
of truth is felt by those
Kilns. they cannot step
i their
lAll they can do is 't
ltl‘I- other fellow's
fare now on sale.
hack
opinion."
Arlcrul‘t feature in which he will be
'gvaofe star of
st-wn at the lie-cent Tlumtl‘c today.
. 3_i\;CESSES
' ’ \ llAJVLEY
7“: :rbing film attrac-
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? ‘ ' ' (‘nlne 1y
-‘.l.l)‘y En - '
VILLIAN"
1:..:':.l Comedy Hit
\"i' HINES
with a regular holiday program of mo
ti‘m pictures. 'l‘oiliiy's attraction i
\Vnndn llnwley who has been one 0
"Her 'Vil
:.i --g Trscliy Story ll‘. :i new vehicle :lleloved
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TOMORROW
‘ :hose phctoplays with
(he Punch
CHARLES RAY '1
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Bnel; It- ltenntil‘nl'lmslre
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handsome.
llllil Sulphur enhances its appeurnnc
-; liiiii-irr-vll‘old.
llon't stny irinyi
EGNESDAY
l :9: C" A” Pictures w'th rr prepare the recipe at ,home or get
i " HAS MEIGFAN from any drug‘ store a bottle of “'y—
: ---- 7 . 37 1' t-lli's Sage and Sulphur ‘(‘0inpound."
l 7 ”I‘d” CLOTHES which is merely the old-time recipe.
5 .TH. ROLAI‘ID improved b\ the addition of other in- ‘
‘ .. . w w ‘ . 'l‘! (us: 11 is ol.’ .t‘olks recom-
i 7 E. Th. ee aDys ii: uh; I{his 1“]‘i)ll\' ltr; use 'Dl‘t‘D‘ll‘lthll a a
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i " I'D ‘IAL'DEVILLE lif-(‘IUlSt‘ it darkens the .Iiair lu-aiiti— ]-‘R;\\(‘|:‘,s STARR ‘
1 "7'55“"? fully: besides. no one rczm possibly “'liom liiuid Iii-inset) will present in
' ‘ ‘ " ' ' ' ' ' " ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ (I l a new plan by !".(l mud hiiniiltx-k eu-
- - , ‘:~.i “1 . ti ll. .is it d.lll\(‘llh so inituinll) i H l _ . —
f V ‘ LH‘JLAnhN & CO. evenly. You moisten a spnmrc or soft titled. “One." at the neg-cut Theatre
DI'EEE'itiCuS singing brush with
‘ FRANCES STAIIR
1:221:13“: '
('Ulllf‘s to Regent Tomorrow Night.
»- *tnr'c Play ‘ “Just how our” stage portraits arc
. _ - 5." ,: zen :uted is always an interesting mys-
_. it ry to the layman," sun's Francas
. whom David Iii-laser) will pre-
sent in a new play by Edward Knob-
ltcgcnt
x 7 F‘liDAV 4! “Imagination is the piiliicipal tac-
‘jEID itnr in the creation of all things ar-
‘tlsllt‘. but if a. painter were going to
What Norway
not
‘ , i night
‘ 2 ‘XYllllt' the moon was shining. but he
has looked hard at it and remember-
the
of memory. stimulated by
:lllS imagination. he creates the illu-
mion of truth that we admire on his
So the actress should know
or see her fifioonlight'
no-
in what
imagination stimulated
it. can only be judged it an illusion
who view it.
from
canvas and see their pictures.
ecl' and trust to
Seats
\\':unln llnwley htni- of Bigr Pictures in
The Palace opens Christmas week
the bi'ightest of the Paramount stzir
YUI‘II HAIR DARK
‘\\‘|ien )lixeil “'itli Sulphur It Brings
tll‘
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XIL‘JAGJ STEUTH notes :l(l\‘1lll('lllLf :iu‘lx \Ve all know
and the :til\':l:ll:l::‘4‘.~‘ m' a youtlit'ul appear-
.__» r? “33 Star prOdUCEd zillce. Your hair is your charm. It
‘ ”7? SE“ B ' makes or umrs the face. \N'lieii it
“t “N' TT S miles. turns gray. and looks streaked,
,1. S .A EGVI'H jvzsl :i few applications of Sage 'l‘ea
Look 'young'. I'Zith—
it. drawing: this through
it her
llUYT'S I’ROGRADI
{Three Excellent Pictures Have Been
Booked l-‘ur Last Three. Days
of The “'cek
The lloyt's 'l‘hentrc program for the
last three days of the week includes
companies. For the shows on Thurs-
three of the best recent releases of big
day evening; the feature will be “The
llluu l‘o-nrl" while the headlini- picture
for Friday. Christmas eve will he
The Pleasing Charm
of a Gate Leg Table $28 0 00
Everyone loves them—these Gate Legged
Tableséeveryone wants one for Christmas.
And; after all, is there any better Gift? Look
at the service they render. They can be open-
ed up, and seat four persons, or they can be
closed and tucked in some convenient corner.
This one is particularly charming—comes in
"Man‘s Playthings." (in Saturday.
Christmas l‘ay. there will be three
complete shows presented.
T()niglit'-e (‘uneeI-t.
Concert this evening in First (‘on-
gregatiohul Church. South Norwalk.
Many lllllZ-‘lt‘ lovers will mail themselv-
es of the opportunity presented to hear
:Grace Keriis lyric soprano and Ru-
.(lolph Grin-1i pianist in joint recital
this evening at the South Norwalk
.—
4.;
mahogany. Just to see it is to want it.
Angevine Furniture Co.
134-136 WASHINGTON ST.
lCongrcgntionnl (,‘hurch.
Miss Kerns has one of the
pleasing voices on the concert stage
and is known in all the larger cities
for the wonderful work she has done.
A lyric soprano of wonderful emotion
and power. an unusually pure and
brilliant tone richly colorful. Miss
Kerns seems to sing for the, sheer joy
of making ll(‘l‘ listeners happy. \thn
one regards Miss Kcrns one cannot
.help but think that the gods have been
good to her. for aside from her rem,
most 1
i
g
l in'irk'iiile voice sl‘c i“ unusual] ' ' t
. 5H,“- ODAY . .. ..l, a _\ .i-
: . » . LQDAY ItLGI \T T . ' tractive to look upon and has a charm-
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- ' .- - '- ' - ii ~w Paramount . ‘ ~ * --
l - l ' mnstcipu CC 111‘“ L The concert is 5(‘llt‘dllll d for 5:15.
(‘linrlrs I‘anllt'ls. it“. of Leonard,
street. was knocked dov. ii by an auto-1
mobile at :31?le o'clock yesterday eve-
ll‘h'IIF-t. oi lilin (‘i'i-st. lie suffered a
bruise m the face and was triated by
The accident
A Dr. Vt'illium .I. 'l‘rncr-y.
5 was reported to the police by Mr.
f Ernst. lie was not held.
5 _
- ; 4
t‘
on Tuesday. December 2lst, following
long: l‘llll at the Belaseo Theatre,
New York.
. M.
MUSICALE
EXTRAORDINARY
I ‘ ~ A vaudeville the hair. taking one sninfl strand at
; 1,-4 time. By morning the {:S'nv hair dis—
i - i u tl'lIH'Ill‘S; after another application or
.—— . . . .
“ '3 J EOE IN iwu its iiiiturul color 11“» restored. and
'47:... 1’ ' u .- '.r ~<—' ‘ S,
3 -1; OF FOOLS it lntnmis tliiLl-t. gloss} and lustrou
.__ and you appear years younger.
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degent Theatre
'l‘i-iO-NE 1501 NORWALK
:5 " .. NitJHT ONLY, TUESDAY, DEC. 21
E: DAVID BELASCQ
:3 Presents .
””BECESSTARR
a: i * - A 2
t: In :1 new play by Edward Knoblock '
' xi (his: and production direct from the
r; ' w 103' 12km Theatre, N. l.
l: d ' ' A 1 {ZS ............ $2.00, $1.50, $1.00, 75c
li .
, ii 3 .1. of Seats 10:30 a. m., 'I'hursdayi'necemhel' 16
i' MAiL onosns’ WILL BE FILLED now
THIS EVENING
JONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
AUDITORIUM
South Norwalk
GRACE KEARNS, Soprano
RUDOLPH GRUEN, Pianist
8:15 o’clock
TICKETS $1.10, INCLUDING"
WAR TAX
HOYT’S ’l‘HEATRE
THE HIPPODROME OF THE
NORWALKS—SHOWS THURS.
DAY AND FRIDAY EVENlNGS
7:15 and 9
AdmiSsion, Adults 25c
Children Saturday Matinee 15::
THURSDAY ,
“THE BLUE PEAR ”
FRIDAY
‘ ‘ “MAN’S PLAYTHINGS”
_——-—
CHRiSTMAS DAY SPECIAL
“THE CHILD
0F DESTINY”
:lllllg in front of the l’_«>;;.-nt theatre byl
.an automobile operated by George I‘.‘
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Say, wouldn’t it warm up his
heart if on Christmas morn you
throw a new house gown or smok-
ing jacket over his easy chair?
A special assortment of comfort—
able and beautiful presents along
these lines all ready.
Prices from $7.50 to $25.00
Rogers and Stevens
Norwalk
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SYRA CORD TIRES
40 Per Cent Off List for One Week—10.Coo Miles Guarantee
3°X3Va $25-00 33x4‘/2 ............. . ..... $38.32
32x3I/3 ......... $30.00 anal/2 ,,,,, . ............ , $39.50
32x4 .......... $34.10 35x4l/ . $40.06
3314 ....... .............. $35.60 salon/2 .. $42.50
34x4.....................336.40 35x5 ............... $48.52
win/‘3 ...... . ..... $37.45 3?:5 ..... $54.30
C U N N I N G H A M
39 West Washington Street. Tel. 2099
SERVICE STATION, 15 MARSHALL STREET. TELEPHONE 390
, TARLOV BROS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
MEN’S HOLIDAY GIFTS
Nearest. His Heart
, $10.00—-HUMIDORS—$25.00
TOBACCO CIGARETTES
50c—PIPES——$15.00
Dunhill, Meerschaum, Calabash, B. B. 3., 3-piece Bakelite,
CIGARS
French Briar 3-
ITALIAN BRIAR, VI. D. C. BAKELITE
506—--POUCHES~S8.00
Cigarette Tobacco Cigar
Cases Leather Cases
Leather Suede Leather Cases
Silver Rubber , Individual
. $1.00——ASH TRAYS—$6.00
'7 ‘ GLASS, METAL
. PAPER MATCH CASES
25c—LHOLDERS—t‘ 7.00
':.Cigars and Cigarette
Bakelite, Amber, Meerschaum, Ei‘inoid
‘ QUALITY CIGARS
’ . All Leading Brands
IMPORTED DOMESTIC CONNECTICUT
CIGARETTES
Our supply of cigarettes in Holiday packages of 505, 1005 and 2005
is now complete. Although we ‘carry the largest assortment and sup-
ply in town it willbe to your advantage to make your selections now.
A small deposit will hold them. -
SMOKING TOBACCO
His favorite brand of pipe tobacco can be ml in our stock in
pounds undone-hair pounds of glass humidors . ir-tight tins. Buy
li)W and get first choice. .
HALL-MARK CANDY
$1.10—.-POUND menses—$1.10
SOUVENIRS FOR WOMEN AND MEN
TARLOV BROS.
TOBACCONISTS
Tel. 1581
Mahwk'emo Block
O
GIVE FOOTWEAR
IT'S APPRECIATED BY “BRYCE!
SLIPPERS, SHOES, BOOTS and ARTICS
A LARGE s-rocx ran YOUR manor:
OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL CHRISTMAS
ELWOOD 6'9” GLOVER
122 Washington Street South Norwalk
Music Hall Block,
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52 South Main Street. South Norwalk
Christmas Suggestions
Bicycles for the grown-ups, also for the kiddies.
Punching bags , footballs, basket balls, flash lightS, _
kiddie car scooters, Gillet and Gem razors. air guns,
roller and ice skates, sleds, hockey Sticks, gents’
pocket books, jack knives, harness blankets, auto
robes, fishing tackle, coaster wagon, trunks and
bags. 3,
GIVE US A CALL
Delivered at once to your garage. all charm paid for
$1900
. NEW MAXWELL
TOURING CAR 0R ROADSTER
Immediate delivery to your gauge. on charges paid for
r
- ’ $1275
LUTHER M. WRIGHT:
rnon 14134 no. nonwm’ f
South Norwalk 1» i
HershfieldMotor
TRANSPORTATION co.‘
-———Dsily Service Between In Yolk and Norwalk—Ha.
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South Norwalk ‘
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