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vouch for the'i’
truth than poetry” to‘ the title, Mics
Daniels played numerous comedies
with VV'aliace Reid and in the big all
star production .0! “‘EVerywomsn“
“here she was cast not on!) wlth the
best looking but the best trained and
Entertainment That Please.
most experienced pla1ers she acduit-
ted herself most comhendably.‘ In
"You Never Can Tell. " a comedy. she
has a splendid role to which is given
a line iiiicrpr ntiop. Her support is
also excellent. This picture will be
offered today with me last episode of
“.
TODAY
Paramount "kficraft Presents
its Brightest Slai-
BE BE DANIELS
Miss Thomas has been responsible it
is as clean as could be. This will be
offered at the Palace today with live
acts of vaudeville. —
“DON’T EVER HARRY,"
COMING JANUARY 27 and 28
The Biggest Success of Hell
—. «Q's-1'“ ‘ .o'
Career m
. 7 A A HEARTS ARE TRI’MPS
‘31 NORM T LMADGE Moira All Star Production '11: Both
‘2 in Theatres Tomorrow.
1} THE BR.ANDED Members of the all-star ‘cast in
'1 WOMAN” Metro’s enthralling picturization of
M
Cecil Raleigh's successful melodrama.
"Henris‘ Are Trumps." ”had a regular
, Cook's tour in filming the picture.
For one scene the famous mission
of San
Z w?
Juan Capistrano in Southern
California was utilized and the cast
had no sooner returned to the Metro
scenes ’
of this nous treatment some were
nursing bad of sunburn wh
others were being doctored for f
bite.
"Hearts Are Trumps" which min
at the Regent and minor: tomorrow
night was adapted for the so by
June Mathis and directed by Re In-
gram. John Seitz was cameraman.
HANS Knosonn fro- ‘
PLAY Ix nonwanx AGAIN
fl‘he nearly 500 peolple who heard
A!“ M’Mfi
Duet Contralto and Bass—-' 'The Lord
is my Light " Buck
Mrs. Snavely and Mr. Sterling
"l’enor Solo——"Ncarer my . Home."
Spross Mr. Ginand
Postlude—“Péstludc in G." Hosmer
Mr. L'Hommedieu
A cordial invitation to attend this
service is extended to all persons who
have no evening church obligations
elsewhere,
Personsgvho have tasted today in
order to give the price of a dinner to
the, children starving in Europe are
requested to bring their money to
church in the evening where. it may
be deposited in a special receptacle
for that purpose. and will be given to
the local committee for children's re-
lief.
3
3
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f;
; Ill *3," the serial starring Eddie Polo. , Hans Kronold 'Celust. at the South
% A new rollicking comedy offering ,\ PALACE 1.01”“, . itzgkwgghsgomofgtfiggle833?
, ' i E ER will be. delighted to know that he has
‘ ‘01— N v ” Olive Thomas «in Play Tritoly Ca‘lled been engaged again for a February
1 CAN TELL “liverybody’s Sweetheart”-—- date. Such "universal commendation
) Last Episode 0" Vaudeville. of ’and delight in his playing was
1, . . .. ‘ - manifested that it is, practically cer-
} EDDIE POLO 7 ’ Olive Thomas. the late star of the taln that his February 90min: will be
1 Serial screen whose tragic death in Eumpe greeted by a much larger audience.
1 S d E e ' . -... created a sensation through the world Tomorrow “£01118 LOUIS Ginand,
) u“ ay V n "U .-._ where the motion picture known. considered to be Bridgeport's 19M
3 Metro Present: '1‘? uomed her Own last production. “I "3‘10;- “'“fl 8:18 at the regular evening
4 ~ would not want less than to be 39"" 0‘? 0 t e church. The (0110“!!!
*w ALL STAR OAS” , ‘ Ev-er) body' s Sweetheart" said MI“; is the musical program» to? the even-
i in w Thomas 111 11 111111 with her director 111,13] d I M '11 h . m d
‘, who was then commenting on the re 11 9“" n 00“ 8 t' :1 er
'1 Kilt ARTS ARE wide number of friends that her pro- ’ MP- L Homlnedieu , ‘
‘1 TRUMPS” ductious had made. And so she set Anthem—“Savior When N181“ In.
3 out to play a piece written especially "0”“ the Sk-"-" She“-"-
‘ New Episode of in line with her own ideas and it was 8010 and Choru-
g to take a much needed rest 'after the Teflon SO'O‘J'BQ Th0“ Faithful" from
: FANTOMA-S » completion of this work that she went Alfiiim PT}; i l t d)Mr. grand
-———-— to l‘urope where she diéd. But em— 0 ’9 89 6° 8 orus
; MONDAY “E1erybodvs' Sweethearl" has been Tenor Solo—”Recitatlve and Arioso."
l MARSHALL NEILAN! beautifully played and like the from IJOl‘d Thou Art 600d."
‘3 6 scores of other features for which Stainer M" Ginand
l
‘1
, 4' 527
V Three Shows Today.
2:15., 6:45 and 9
3 Five Big Acts Vaudeville
FHE HOUSE OF 100 PER CENT . Ph
ENTERTAINMENT _ one e'
_
It. Here
FOR CHILLY DAYS AND EVENINGS
ebe’ s
"I HOIIOOWIPO.
Prompt
livery
and There is nothing more convenient than a Gas Heater to
7"“? ”3‘ Pr°d“°“°" °' 3 We“ “a" . help out in those rooms when the furnace fails to heat.
(The late) Prices $3. 50 to $4.98
OLIVE THOMAS YOUR CHOICE OF STYLE AND SIZE. spscmi. $2.98
141E 'ERYlggg‘Y’Q STORE CLOSE8_ AT 3 P. M. sA‘rURDAvs
‘ SWEETI'IEART” 25 Washington Street 30013 NORWAI x
Sunday Evening
i ,Two Shows at 7 and 9
=Cecll Raleigh's titanic melodrama
of love and fascinating intrigue
“HEARTS ARE
TRUMPS"
Enacted 01
ALL STAR CAST
Ohief Flynn Production
“THE FAKIR"
MONDAY
Paramount All Star
‘ ‘ THE STAR ROVER ' '
DAILY TRUCKS
“Standard Transportation Co.
LOCAL TRUCKING
TELEPHONES I156 AND 792
TO NEW YORK
What You Have All Waited for
January 27 and 28
With Vaudeville
THE PICTURE MADE IN NOR
WALK WITH NORWALK PEO-
PLE I
In
“was SPORT or KINGS”.
Reserve Those Dates
MAXWELL-”nu”
CHALMERS
j HOYT'S
THE
SELECT
THEATRE
Programs Thursday, and
Friday,
Saturday
SATURDAY
MADELINE .
TRAVERSE
in
' ‘THE SPIRIT
J 1
fl .. ‘ or GOOD”
i .
Reyal James HOTEL
' Restaurant 3111 carte
and Table do him:
Beautiful rooms, with or
without bath at moderate totes.
‘ h
'Eiwmnnr. 7. ‘ ..
A
MITCHELLS $1750 ‘
(F. o .n'. Factory).
(F. O. B. Factory).
(F. 0.3.Fsctol'1).
TYDOL GAS ’
ACCESSORIES IN STORE, 56 RAILROAD AVENUE;
/LUTHER M. WWRIGHT
GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION,
$995
$1,795
81', NOBWALK
I BARGAINS GALORE FOR TOMORROW AND FOR EVERY DAY OF THIS SALE
For tomorrow, and the remaining days of this sale, there are a number of Choice and
Attractive Bargains provided. You had better be on hand, for paces are less than most
stores pay Wholesale for the goods oifered. Everything must be sold. Nothing is reserv-
ed upheld out of the sale. Come and makewmr selection, and you 'will realize that you are
1
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\
swimmer SKATES
With. 01' 'Without Shoes
FOR CHILDREN AND GROW‘NUPS
ly the cigars that'were outside the humidor
" were damaged and are now to be disposed of.
- We solicit the patronage of the public and we
will give them the best cigars for the money
that can be made. . ~
01.1) WELL CIGAR co.
w
Complete Stock. at
DONNELLY’S ’
16-18 SOUTH MAIN STREET
D
Woxnen are enthusiastic over the Gambler we are showing
at greatly refine! prices
Our entire stock of Camisoles have been divided into il rec ‘otl:
LOT I—Gontains a variety of pretty models that have sold It
“$1.25 and $1. 60. The price now is 98c.
LOT li—includcs all that were $3.50 to $3.00. These are now $1.90.
LOT ill—Takes in every style that is untied from $3. 50 to $0_ 00.
Your pick of these liner garments st 88 90.
There is a wide variety in both light all dark colorinn so you
are sure of finding something in tho lilo to please you at; (not.
I
SPEGIAL IN BUNGALOW AND COVER
ALL APRONS .
life have Percale, Gingham and Chambray Bungalow
Aprons ofiemd at reduced prices and our patrons know from
experience that our Special Sales mean bargains .
*Striped and figured percale, square neck, $2.00, now ............ $1.50
Striped and figured percale, V neck, $1.75. now ................ $1.60
Striped and figured percale, round neck, $1.69, now ............. $1.00
January Sale of
FURNITURE,
WE’VE CUT PRICES TO A POINT W11 :1.-
THEY REALLY ARE _
in addition to Bungalows we have an attractive assortment of
Princess Percale Aprons rickrack trimmed. These aprons are practi-
cal have large pockets and a cash which ties in the back. These
aprons were $1. 25, now ........................................ $1. 00
J- I. Mallette
88 WASHINGTON 81'.
1'01. “0
;-2so.mm§'r.
Not content with merely giving you (he
redumion in wholesale costs, which manufacture
SEEDS Wholesale and Retail
FOR THE SPRING SEASON ‘
ALL THE LEADING VARIETIBS 0F VEGETABLES
AND THE BEST GRADES OP FARM SEEDS,
GRASS, CLOVER, MOTH? AND
SEED POTATOES
RELlABLE AND THE FINEST VARIETIES OF FLOWER SEEDS
Best grades 0' Fertilizer Sheep Manure, Ground Bone,
Nitrate oi' Soda. etc.
Remedies to destroy all insects and fungicides for the preventative
and cure of all kinds of blight
LET YOUR wms as KNOWN m WE WILL
311?er you wrrn m sssr
South NorWalkFlorist and ,' Seed Store
Telephone364 , so. nonwm; : ‘ :
gi1c you the lowest possible prices on furniture wit .
that in the January furniture sale of ours we belie“.
offering 1 on furniture at prices as low or lower than 111' ‘
11111 be possible at any time in the future, at lea‘ for "‘1
come.
We lia1c cut prices on our entire stock of furniture, this.
house furnishings clear down to the lowest price ..
WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION.
A: Orv/[.5 7'
I MOI/ALH'V It ICIV‘I fr " D’ ('f t h.---.
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CHEVROLET CARS
Coupe, 4=Door Sedans, Deliveries on Short 1
Mme. ' Jeannette
Notice.
, ;..- c,» 861m: neswm's mama ‘ 1.5..
AUSTIN ’S GARAGE “M COME“ AND GLOVE]; 1-
man 1959
56 So. Main St. Phone 909
1
JANUARY ‘ .
CLEAN-UP SALE
censors. GLOVES, HOSIERY W
*» SIERES AND UNDERWEAR
The big selling event, to which the women folk!
of the Norwalks and Vicinity look forward to.
Toreduce our stock we are altering bigger values
Ithsn ever before.
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getting file biggest bargain plum handed out innocent years. , J “
JOSEPH ROS
,1 m Inn- a II- “Ill-
Norwalk Chronicler