\K'EDNESDAY’, .’ The Idol of Norwalk. George W i “NUMBER Scenic Special: “SULTAN’S SEA” \. V THREE TIMES TODAY—1:15, 6:15, 8. In a Love and Mystery Drama- alsh 99 17 Comedy THREE SHO‘VS DAILY—1:15, , be mode-The supreme effort of TWO .DAYs ONLY! THURSDAY and FRIDAY produciion wiih which. no comparison can. 6:15, 8. \ .--_-' Feature. First him in This City’ ”DIY Fox Presents the, dietingm Star of In Plain. BUCK JONES InaWooto~ mMofMion “W ape. 4-Door Seam amalgam. _ N I. . ‘ AUSTIN’S GARAGE fir; “SUNSET ' SPRAGUE” Edith Chapman .nd willlam‘Dunean in). . 11ml!!! FATE ’FOX NEWS -. \ Thunday. Friday} Gaul-day PRBHOLIDAV VAUDEYILLE Quartile: the management. in. arr-hood an unusually attra’ etlve on} grain or in our nets Two Day. Only THURIDAY—FRIDAY ' BABE RUTH The ouiun of swat in Mocha" circles knocks I clean homer on the upon in a big aix reel future “HEADIN’ HOME” comm: comma m'r Ln!!! in Mr. Dcnby's oflil-c In the new Q8 M e building in Potormu‘ park. on» We], ' " "' '~ Secretary of the Navy Denhy and Assistant Secretary Rmuevelt talking v,1 .i" I WOMEN’S mum Heeied FOOTWEAR intanhndnahom Stnphroguopumpaandnifle- ‘Itrapped oxford: \ Conneally 69% Bracken com IOIWAII.’ 00". , Your Summer Footwear ’ armnmoar, mmooounr,arnnu ron 303mm, YOU’LL 1cm our mm The Quality Kind—Worn by, the critic; i MILTON ELWOOD. FORMERLY ELWOOD d CLOVER 122 Washington Street, South Norwalk _l I fl J ll a irue artist i ii (‘hristie Comedy? “MAN vs. MONEY” Pathe News 5 “- “1-H .__._. - Lillian i‘wck. Louh R. Woihclm. Hur- olni Thomas. (‘hnries Slater), Jack .‘xi-wtnwn. Spvncrr Charter: and Lil- liun (irit’lis. The picture was directed t; T.-ursday and Friday F ~v; at 6:15 and8 ‘5 3' JRDAY SHOWS h_\ Georg: .x. llemnger. : 7.15; Eve. 6215 and 8 PALACE TODAY. Burk Jone: In Star of New Fox Play "Sunset Spi'aguim—Ni-w Episode of “Fighting Fate." The Palace Theatre picture attrac- tion for to.l:~.y is :1 new Pox pin) With _ . the favorite star of western drama ‘ I ' “EBAY and FRIDAY ,, productions, Burk Jones. There is hardly a doubt but that this Nature tux LINDER ; Iew Robertson-Cole feature comedy is the very best in which Jones has ever appeared and it goes without saying that when it is presented at tne l’uium- tovh) it will strike :1 very popular chord. Huck Jones has no: grncr-Il the loculsilver sheet :.nd ‘4 unrm welcomc awaits him in "Sunset Sprague." The story is one that is full of in‘erest rind appesl .n../‘. pr» sums. an absorbing tale of the bron-l wide expanse of still new countr} an commonly referred to here as the "west." The ’production will be ac- companied on todya's program with a ncW' episode of the Edith Chapman and Vi'illlnm Duncan serial “Fighting Fate" and i-‘ox News. l\' i-iN YEARS’ BA!) LUCK” star Supporting Cut I; \TURDAY ' wwinncc Talmadge M PALACE vnunrzvumn. ‘ Five All Star Acts to Be Gin-ed the Last Three Days—Babe Ruth in “Headin Hon-e" Featured Two Days. It in n questiqn whether unything that can be said of this week's Palace vaudeville will eclipse the interest in the picture feature for tomorrow and Friday. Babe Ruth' whoae fifty four .home runs last year made him the‘ ‘wonder batter of big baseball and .whoee present lead \in a new world'- Louis My's record run is an idol. ”There have n} James HOTEL ' ilmtaurant a la carte ’ and Table do hate .-..-.ful rooms, with or i ‘w‘h a? moderate rota. .i "o T T()DAY. W 4' vii 11a) ~ . - basebal idols before and Wat- . Luv anl M story “’99“ 1 ,1. ,1. mg (1“, ’ iner was among the hickory swim ' I but he never achiev- who lead fame, " " Louis Tmcs’s norm-led of: home run habita of Ruth. -~I v and mystery in New . “flown Home” in not part of 9. :ha: * "=1 pioduced by William’run Ruth feature that on out a ' ' 4' ,n i'lCtuW. with George mg of in year. It luau entirely gem“ ' ' n." It will open on production to Kama: and is a .1 " l-"o- Palace Theatre to— presenting the bane boll_ alailrateio-aotorandthe ‘ «“Jr‘flnlis who have read leading man of a charm“: love axon: . mm- need to be ,.told'Hiibn-eh'ati workdaotjeourit'bqfilfl , .. u . l, and what uoeiieat‘proin'ioeltlyaothe (ore. . .. -..r‘~i' it contains. It fit“ ‘ _ ' . . ‘ ‘7’”- “ho. threatemd 58 “mm m m , to himseit and to!” - 'fl‘mw 4 . mun 1,931.1]. allhl . , ‘6 *— ...« ,‘_ . .me of wits withi ' ~, 2.. "i m .1»; ‘ ' Luna” i "ll TARA VictrOla with you wherever you go. 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Federal Reserve Bank notes. alto-red to represent :10 notes. and otherwise known as raised notes» have come to the attentio: of the po- lice in Danhury. Derby. Ansonia. Wa- terbury. Bridgeport and Hartford. Like notes weer discovered. in 813m- ford some months ago. LARGE BTSTRICT MEETING OF THE SPECIAL SALE PRICES Suits, Coats, Wraps and Dresses J ACOBY’S m Home of m Clothes to: am and Women. I i‘ i; THE HOME OF. THE ’ a? E r C 1% ~ : 3’ BATTERIES ‘ _ I 67 North Main Street, South Norwaik’ ' g m mm or um canon . i m mam . . I If in trouble, Call Harry Dun—Phone 754-3 ' S. L. BENEDICT W. F. M. SOCIETY Co'ntinued from First page. ciety. ' The afternoon exercises were open- ed at 1 o'clock with devotional exer- , rises. led by Rev. John J. Snavely. i Miss \Villa Miller. soprano of the South Nor-walk church. .11; a beau— ‘ titul and greatly enjoyed solo. “Cast. Thy Burden on the Lord." . The district secretary. 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