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LAST SHOWING
‘0 tis Skinner
In the Triumph of the Season
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DOORS OPEN AT 5:45—AND REMEMBER
YMISSION . . . . . . . . ....... 30 CENTS
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MARY
ARZAN‘S SON
SUNDAY NIGHT
VIOLA
in Metro All Star Production
“l’I’Pl’ET’S FAITH”
. - TOMORROW
Metro Presents a Screen Classles Production
“THE LITTLE CLOWN”
Starring the Dainty and Pretty
MILES MINTER
COMEDY NEWS
DANA
Next Week Monday and Tuesday
Tantalizing. Adorable, Alluring, Lovable
(LARA KIR’IBALL YOUNG -
Seda Cowan's Most Fascinating Story
“HUSH” '
c that presents the incomparable screen star
1‘. .V g“.
at he
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{PALACE
: Abe Your Dollar my
f Bl’gall’ls! Here Is One
I 1";l'7ir Show for Hal‘,‘ the Price
ut
TODAY, SATURDAY
('llRlSTIE and RYAN
Songs. and I)HliC".~' lichux‘
OCTAV’O
llv‘ilillP Volt-ml ’l‘vnor Numbers
I,.’\{: 1111‘ and BI.\LI:\
’ . 4i ”l'ln‘illll: va (‘Oilimlgs Skit
LUCKY and HARRIS
Viilitlt‘lilli‘ Specialties
VERSATILE
l SEXTETTE
:i-Oin Fox's A'lllODOD. New
did on its w l}' m Atlan-
Up) in: {mum wcoha
dimers
'nI:-ii iii'h‘ bi‘lti‘l‘ than
ll".'ll‘(l ii; Nervmk
-li) (ll smgms.
.wim: W-H (3-.-
and
(ll.‘<' 2' from the
(Liiizlv Inn
. '7 \(‘K SENNETT’S
s iHl E. HONOR , _
.\.\'D BEHAVE’
‘ , ' Isiiii'iny, Phyllis
F.‘ ~l'll' Provost and a
i iixiz'e- film makers
the giant to the
finish
ill"l‘.
,(‘lll of NW lIl".'l7l't' with :r
liiiiilc r<tuinliiiq or will liu-i-i'
lilt'
‘N. \wr wzis :i piciiiii- Ol' Mit‘ll splcnilnr.
prupuiimiis pri-sciiti-ii in Nor-
I i .I.i't IMP]~
1"“: i’ (ii
Fu‘nlk‘ :ii~-l t‘ii- Ill“):nlllt‘i'lll
inliii-li tit-uto-il 1| sv-iiautiuli equal
:ll'ltl iil' (irif'l' .1
ianM-il thamzzh tho first night as a.
ji'wcm‘ii l~r~i>ukor llit' Rczcnt Tho-u-
;tr'v, 'l‘lisit llw i'-:""" i-iri llll‘ «\7
‘lpt'l'lllllllnS ()t' tlu- lmul tin-.iti'c patrons
iinqiii-Stimio-«l linii lllt'l‘t' was un»
liiimliliml pi'.~i:~u (Ill :ill shin-s truth for
ltli- lillll‘:\::1'llli'lll “lili‘ll lizid lililtlt' .i
ism-v- \\i‘li light to inrini: tlii- t'i-uiui‘t- tn
]_\'n"\i':ill; :it tin~ ira'Iillii~ [ll‘lt‘l‘ and Ill"
llil'llr'l out
“lilil
sin-cinch
to
Y‘t‘i'
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l
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‘ vii-iii that \\'(>l'lli
'i [Htlil' i'ui' ii i-lsrwln-i'w.
cluinm- ll‘l‘ po-nplr to sue- iii .1
ll‘.ll \\tllllll iiiulyh thi-ni to zip-
pl't‘l‘VllD‘, luiih Mile-S. {ll tho- situation.
t\\'ii;it (Ills Siiliiiii-i‘ clues in "Kisnlt'l"
:cnnnot lu- .1. wriln-d with justict- in thi‘
illlll".‘l luv‘ u rz-\i4-\\'. Ilt' is
woniii-ri‘iil; th-- Sc'tlilign‘ Of
imiliinL: Siiilll Ui gangr—
i‘ lill'lillliL; :iinl in all
millitiil i-rcsvntzilion
tho- pill) With tlia~
pussilili‘ only (in tin-
lll‘lSlt‘ midi-d charm
to “10- pit-luri- :in (-iitirtuinim-iii.
[This {I‘lillll‘l' is :~i Ill" licgi-iit today
i'iir thv lust lllll-' and it “ill in ;. s. ri-
mw lass to “\t'l')(llll‘ who lcts slip thv
1‘l\llnl[llllll_\' m so-i-iiig it..
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l‘ \I. \(‘l‘. TODAY.
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L'ruit
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Sluitt
lliowi-w-i'.
tlu' [ii-u Itl‘t
Ions; tliv :uti‘m
[thi- pit-tun is :i
'iil‘ thi- >ll’l"\'
:t‘lillH-lillllHlS
‘Scrrr-n. Uru-ntul
ill"l
HS
Valiili-‘illi- -llcri- This“ “'N‘k I~ Par
Atwni- Ari-raga \liim‘ and It“: Hull-4'
Opening Niulit l~ l‘illtlllls‘laklith-
I‘ii-tun- 1| Sort-Inn.
'I‘Iii- l‘;i‘i:icc \llllilt'vllli‘ liill lor thv
lust thrw dini- oi~ Illt' \\'i<-l: will
not lu- lltillt‘ll Iinzi it is ilOiiliti‘iil t'\'t'll
en.— A.»
T’S
:: :-n'l Friday
7L" at 6-1' .Ifl‘! 53
1:116:15
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.‘Cld'fi _.1|'
hill! 8
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TODAY
‘-El it ‘lllIliL LElVlS
in
gill”. LIST OF
HlS PEOPLE”
u still;
li'Y DUKE
in
w Hrs (100D MAN”
h l NM I-l'l‘.
° ‘iwnin-i l’lli) I'au-kl‘d Regi'nl
' """ (dimri!) "ash-my ind
“\ l” “viii-at Tmlny.
' '. in .im: was jammed to
" Hunt when the first
"wk in the orcheotm in
til-'i iri‘cceded‘the pf.-
”“hig Robe -- '
‘ 41.- Skinner int ""
.' *"HVT, tuni... i,‘
it‘ it will lu t'lllll‘ll'tl iigaiin ii: SOlIlt'
llilli'. Still-L" ilii- inst :ir‘i. tlii- lzist Or
pick uiit ll‘t' iiiiiiillu 0.‘ tlu- show and
liziw- thr' sutnn rt-Sllll with thi-
story. :ihsoliituly line. It is not
that this pussililc. lllll such
t in all lllt‘ i’izlzicv- :ind lllt' Shhl‘.’
'0 ln- F,» -i tn in» rHL'ly 111‘
(‘hris’lc and R383) opengil
ini'li and duncv numbers. The
tcrpischmviiti natures in particular
“’i'l‘t' iiiiiisn;l‘}‘ iliH- :i'i illlw classic in-
t. Ill" [ii i." '-, l-ii: lx'it. l.uc‘\‘x
'ilntl Harris pr-n'v-l :i pair that would
icnnsv- n l'ning f<Ol"-lll-lil\\' to wccp :it
this“ inOtlwr‘s i‘iinnml, lint thr-x' would
lw tiara of in), The songs of this
duct and thcir sprightly chatter werc
great and {lflllt'il 7.: it to the good start
“\iiiicli Christi» :int! llyan KleP tho
show. But l‘uglin and Malia weri'
ilit‘\l iiiid although third on the bill
wcro not third in merit.
and plilHO sv-lcctions were surprisingly
high class for vaudeville and one on—
.io; ing thc act would suepcct that there
had suddenly come upon the stage a
part of a throw- doliar show. Octdvo.
ithe double voiced tenor was the our-
nrisn of the owning. in one respect.
The vocal entertainment was more
than had been claimed in advanceond
the house responded with very gener-
you
sillit'
ni‘i. n
l5 liH‘
will l-ii\c
p:‘i-i‘l.’l?"fl.
SUNS
IS
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snappy act presenting: thee-Versatile
.Scxtetc. a company of nonzers and
frnueicians thié safe to way there
was not been a better number in Nor-
walk.
Royal James-HOTEL
.thiS play and the Palace will probably:
commodities are‘exporienclnr a remi—
‘qti'ndily in most
thorough.
liziii lH'l'llv
admission. '
"liiitli ()l' .i Nation" . M
:iii'
It has .i-
Their sonzS
ous applauee. The finale was. not",
It is not fair to relegate neck,
I n ,. A I, t c v ,
riots-"furl: in. g - mi,
ot’ nu- "last chat be irst." t :- jiictifl'e‘
is not misplaced. The audiencea'
fairly howled at the scenes throughout
not hold the people who turn out to
are it today.
DOLLXB Is CLIMBING
STEADILY IN VALUE
(Continued from Pete One)
duces the cost of living to the ulti-
mate consumer.’
Shelter. food. clothing and other
iar declinc mortth by month. which
Increases the purchasing power of thc
dollar in a‘steady‘ climb.
That economic change is developing
in ewrv section of the United State-
at a timc- when prices are mounting
of the European
coniitrlcs. In Italy prices are approx-
lmutély i-ight times higher than in
pro-war d:i_\s. reports to the Trcasury
Department Show. In England.
France and the \‘cthcrlands the price
lcvo-l has changmi little since the days
when armies worn in combat.
The fatter American dollar now is
hrim'lnz capecial hens-ht to families of
Work: rs whose wage scale: have been
rcduccd. Despite the nation wide
wuvc of wage cutting most workers
now uro- able to buy more with their
lower wugés than a year ago.
Approximately 12,000,000 men and
women normally are employed in
shops. factories and industrial plants.
of the I’nited States. These now‘
zuwrugr- $:\.n8 a. week according to I.
sun-c) in' the Federal Reserve Board.
A )t'l'l‘ ago ”in zix'cragc was $3010,
slxowiiiz that tho wage cutting move-
ment i‘nrmi'. on vmploycrs by rising
costs ha: rmliicwi the nverugo wage
only $2.02.
(in ”in basis of a dollnr worth
pi-r (‘t‘llL more than a year ago thfb
liutlnn's t‘:ictor\ npvrutivcs now re-
"chr llt‘.ll'l_\ slung-”9,000 mori- pur—
chasing pOWi-i' for thbir work. ilPSplte
\\.’.L’5' ri-iliictinns which most of them
:igrm-d to stand.
NORWALK CHAPTER
; ELECTS OFFICERS
‘ AND RAISES DUES
Continued from First page.
27
that “l'll' lullil. null 01‘ tlic i'.“l‘ r0011»
lliill ixhiih tiny liiUI rccciH-d. lloth
“oiiiszi ou-luinnl many interesting
Ninth-rs (‘tlil'i‘V‘lt‘l with thc ll. A‘ It.
\\'ll(‘l| iii: :2! ll)" conicaiion.
'l‘lii l'l mm! ii at ilit Nitv of ”iv famous
l‘.:iltl~- 1': Ylil‘lx. iln- liisini“ of which
Rims.“ i.) i\:rj.' scliiml ho)", had
lu-in llit' l‘ .\ it. for
I‘lI'Sl'I\.iliI\l| \ms rem-lied vuih much
inli-r-si,
1 Mrs J: rczviit
0i il'i “WIS lilo
L'll‘ St ni’ Mnmi‘ :i' \o-Sti mini} sussimi.
“ >(H'lill tiino i‘uilliww d illt‘ him-ting.
Vlil-ZVAYN I‘Isilioniu. .‘luy
il‘rincc Kropotkin. the (anions
Siziii author and rcvolutiorary'. whose
{lll‘itlll ti:‘("llrl"“d in Moscow. February
' iliml iii niim-ruliii- circumstance-s.
lsuis Dr. Morris lurks-r. of Brooklyn
gwlio i'i-ccvillv was srt frm- from liiis~
Sliill prisons.
'l’izi i:r1‘1lll!1ll liinn dccinri-S that
llit‘ l'rinm-‘s lust days wi-rc spcnt in
|ul-jcrt siliiniur xiiid throughout his ill-
.1108.“ lw hu-i lzickwl tlw cwnfnrts that
[would lulu) made at sick~liwi somc—
’“llill i~ndiii‘;ilil~-. Aficr l.iS llt‘illll ih»
llulsln-iiki :irrnnirvd inliirrssivc
filllt'l‘.ll nvcr lil“ body.
(Ullilb
is
(iiilillll‘ ii in
l'll‘s Hudson Bro“ l“_
Skiinlnrii I'lmptcr.
20.—
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South Main Street Phone 902
' Opposite Wilson's Hat Shop
1 South Norwalk, Conn.
-High Class Work a Specialty
EVERY WOMAN’S
FASHION SHOP
120 Washington Street
South Norwalk
SELLING OUT
' ALL
DRESSES
BELOW COST .
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A‘t
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In Front of the Palace Theatre
A. a prelude to the fluent entertainment attnction that hoe
CV09 come to Hal-walk
With the Inimitable Star of Dlnty
Wesley ‘Frecklgs’Barry' ‘ ' . 7 _ ._
The greatest rural drama of the stage—the beet screen
production of the day. '
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SELECTIONS BY THE OLD VILLAGE CHOIR
PLAY PREGBDED BY WONDERFUL PRELUDE WITH
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POSITIVELY NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
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AUSTIN’S :GARAGE
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:3
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WOMEN’S Militar} Traded FOOTWEAR
in ten and mehogany. " ‘brogue pumpe and “die-
' strap tenor-d: ‘
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scum ndnwnix,” con.
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The Young Graduate
Boys and Girls, Young Meir-33H Young" Women Will find in our
complete stock of foot?ear, a style suitable to his or
her particular need.
Let us help you make e selection for this step to greater aim
Tin: Imus-r m m, Emmy Pinon
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WE HAVE THE
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'Wlmiovm- your taste, whatever the Size you need, \‘i'llfllt‘l’i‘l‘
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\‘i'i- lliu‘c styles to match your furniture, in any Of the popu-
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All will play Victor Records.
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49 WALL STREET
Ah—I-
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122 Washington Street, South Norwalk
VICTOR W ESELY
(Formerly with Vast. Bm)
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67 North Main Street, South Non-walk
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OPENS SATURDAY
i MAY 21
Grand Opening May 28th
.——-I——
DANCING EVERY
NIGHT
h..—
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Fireworks
. WWII Day
SPECIAL SALE PRICES
on
Suits, Coats, Wraps and Dresses
JAC'OBY’S
The Home of Good Clothes for Men and Women.
JUST OUT
THE 1922 AUTOMOBILE BLUE BOOK
‘ ‘ AT
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