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lll‘ l-‘tix “H-xents
XRL WHITE \
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tilt and ll‘entt‘st.
. o" the Screen in a
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TIGER’S
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TODAY AT 1:15, 6:15 AND 8
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS
\VILLIAM
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In a. gripping story of love and
and Adventure
“TI-IE
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The Big Value She”
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SCEEN SNAI‘SHOTS
Sunday Evening
Norwalks Ovm Mo ion Picture
Star
PEARL WHITE
in
“THE ‘
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CUB”
The greitest attraction with the
popular actress at her best.
DUSTER KEATON
( OMEDY
FOX N—Tf—WS
MONDAY ‘
HOUSE PETERS
and
JANE NOVAK
in
‘ ‘ ISOBEL ’ ’
94$“
MAC K SEYNETT COMEDY
“SWEETHEART DAYS”
’I l' ESl)AY
Katherine MacDonald in
‘ML LADY S LATCH KEY‘
"Haunted Spooks' —Patlio Newa
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" FIRE HAZARDS '
liLlllln lllltlil
SAN FRANCISt 0. June 17 ——(‘o~
‘tODPIaIIOII ii) local organizations oi"
citizt he to eliminate lire hazards in
men municipality was urged all the:
uonh (‘ITQCII\P way or rtdiicing curl
.enormous national waste, in an. ad-'
dress by Franklin H. \Ventworth qfl
illoston at the convention of the Na—‘
t
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;tional Association or Credit Men herel
llodzn. Taking as his subject "Thcl
lie (I l‘eril " Mr
"v-ntworth who is:
,secretar) oi' the \‘a tonal l-‘lre Protec-l
tioli Asa'ociation said in part: i
"We llf1\(‘ alriady burned :112.‘i
“)0me of created resources in the!
'first four months of this year. This'
leans us but 8133 0H0 ““0 for the re-i
mnining tight months to make up our
annual :1..in heap of a quarter of a hil-.
ilion dollars. and there is little doubt}
,tiiat Amuican carelessness will ac-
complish this shameful objective.
i "There are, optimists in America
who SIIIIO' that we are reducing the
tire waste because this average figure
of unlutlmtonn now represents intuit.l
ed values. There. is little comfort in‘
that academic reflection. The premnt
:housiug situation is too desperate for
lus to he so complacent ou-r it. .
"The mayor of a western city of:
2H .000 peopli told me reelntl) that It;
om or its storts should burn the own-!
er would he done tor. There is not a-
‘\.H‘llllI shed or shack in the city to
hold a m-w stock of goods. The short-
age of dwellings is equally acute. A
burned out family has to leaxe town.
livery ilre in every other city of the
country is bringing it so much nearer
.to a similar situation. Every tire in
a ilWl-lling or apartment house inten-
SITTr-s IIII intolerable congestion 0r
turns [N‘Oplt into the streets.
“-Il \. l\ tir( tmi' l\ is a crime agiinst
till “IIOII DIHODIQ: .\ crime tor Wllltli
not should not withhold punishment.
:l-Zivi) community today for its own
'plt'N'r\.IIlt‘n slould bring swift legal
‘repilsals against fin- person who has it
lpi'm ‘.llt:ili!t- lire,
"In iClllopt‘ a man who has a tire
:is looked upon as Ll puiilii‘ ol'rrnili-r.
In America he is looked upon as an
unfortunate. People still imagine that
the lllillt'l’\\'l‘lI-‘l'!~‘ pa} the loss; that
,the_\" pa) S‘Jf-tvwmm't)“ a gear out of
itli‘o-ir surplus and cupitnl stock-and
l’t'lllilili snht'llt'. 'l‘ho- tire \\(\§Il‘
totltliu-s the pocket of every man, no.
mun and child in the nation. Every
stmk n1 goods is insured; the insur—
'lllf‘t' is mill: (1 to the cost of the goods:
,. and when w:- liu_\ a hat. or a shoe, or
a omit. We pa_\' this insurance covet-:2!-
ll-tl in “it [illt‘t' oi' the goods.
' "'i'lir :lttiil'lit')s.gi-iiiial nf
t«tom-u <tnl.s llau ghen lt
'utlitiil Opinion tl. ll lll‘. «lo-i thi-
( all common in“ xi mnu “IIOSQ‘ iii-cli—
Egeuce c; \Il§t§.11 tin. is liitlili for tire
{Idalium to his neighbor s liniist; hut
nolmdy thinks of bringing suit. Thi-
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as their
Ann-n»
YO‘k.
and 11-0 clly (itiii‘allct;
0 rd the
were
city willing to
‘huhit of mind that the insurance emu. ‘
.piinys pay the loss is too strong. lint ‘
in the- personal liability idea of tin
.I“rf nch resides a companion thought
'th'i' i=4 pt-rnlt-ntinz the Arm iiran hiaiu ‘
ll’lil Ot Ilii|‘()\‘ll‘i;( :i clizlrtto- for tho"
{use (it Illt' lire department upon t‘lv-i
.mun “ho disregards a tire pl‘(\t ntlun '
ordi r.
l, “l-‘ilt- lift-trim: his are not maintain-
m! in r"-ll-'('t 1-. man “will thi- risu‘lM
Intimate Lives at th Stars Told
in Picturts
EDDIE POLO
in
“KING OF
THE CIRCUS”
A Great Comedy
“ZERO LOVE” '
I‘Efl:| PATHE NEWS ‘
Near Eherswaide Germany. the building shortage is being met through
, the erection of unique homes—unique because at the material being used in
In place of bricks, now very costly and hard to get, the
Germans are. using old munitlon boxes, filling them with concrete and setting
their construction.
them in the framework.
(hr 8! l“ in“
‘33l.""U.IHIll—elght
more than for the average year.
"'l‘lit re
somi on" will tzik: til(
tell them how they can help.
".lm dov'l‘.
tions of all
made proof
quit-i.
inW". li‘gh
t‘ll‘lt‘.‘ can gradually
:i «3‘. inst contiagriition
itchtiic work."
(if I‘ennsyh'anla
of Cleveland
and Cincinnati. Lt: Portland. Ore;
ilillings. Mont: Austin. Tex. :ind
Nt‘wvrk. N. J. 1
"But “’lh all this progress on rec-l
iire lossts in America. in 1920
million
Ilrt' liit'li and women in (‘VCD‘
assist in this object if
initiative and I
value puv.
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The Textile Store 'J
All Wool White Flannel for
Skirts or Children ll Coats
yard. .
A yard wide double border,
Curtain Scrim, soft. finish
yard
136 Washington Street
12c
JUST OPENED
AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOP
Expert Ocrvicc on High-Clue Caro—Overhauling,
3
Rebuilding
no JOB TOO SMALL—NONE TOO use:
one BOUGHT. SOLD. EXCHANGE!)
PECK’S GARAGE
Estimate. Given—Every Job chtcd and Gan-mud
122 SOUTH MAIN STREET
OOUTH NORWALK
m IDEAL PICNIC AND OUTING also I!
DANCING Emma.-
MANY : OTHER ATTRACTIONS
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slalom ‘DINNERS AND SEA room
SPACIOUS DINING ROOM
FOR BAN QUETS
Phone 500 Norwalk; .-
SPECIAL
FOR TUESDAY ONLY
400 BOXES OF HIGHLAND LINEN
WHITE AND TINTS
At 45 Cents a Box-
THE F. AND K. STATIONERS
Successor to Donnelly
OPEN EVENINGS
TELEPHONE 1085
Is All Aluminum Lined
and
Gehebe’s
It's Herc it It's Hon-mu.
Prompt
Delivery
DUPLEX FIRELESS COOKERS
SAVES TIME, LABOR, FUEL—IT BAKES, ROASTS,
AND BOILS
Equipped with Aluminum t‘OOking Utensils. and the Fir-31055 (‘ocker
'1 here Are Sm eml Sizes—One,
Th'ee Compartments
Two,
25 WASHINGTON STREET_
SOUTH NORWALK
l~| lll\ l.tL:l!I‘.Ill(‘l. :ind “in-u h: t'.|l :
'l‘hl‘Ov lllystf'r‘ioufi militli'l‘S of tum-l illi- (it) iii any such I‘ll/it" li
pl‘OlnlnPll' “”sz ‘ 'l‘llf‘ shiiilii l4 nimll- to pay for the Si rti. o
‘ilOI' must be printed l' to ‘ "(‘“W‘l‘” "'1‘“ ”l" I‘l'l"ri"illl ilrwlwl l
. y f A ‘ . ' ‘ . (Uh. uh .‘ilI‘JI/JllL' xlicvess h.i,. l't‘ll.
I My editor said in il‘“ 'l‘lll-I 'I‘IGIZIK'S ('I ll. nl‘l‘lt \I 4‘. in the irisl t": w )i‘zll‘s ill IY:tlll-'
lepOllt'i'; g. *--—- in: tin l'tt‘OLthlllOn Of this prilmiplc.‘
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I’m-stints I't-nrl “line “ell Known pimp“... “r “N 0“. 01» Cum” Ni“!
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GE'I IT l't Ill \Vliit-v. \\'llll:ll‘l li‘ox star. who ‘ ’ ‘ lI
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' H lat: :u‘ lilsh-Anu "II'JIY‘ linl’ IliOIllt'I‘ :lll _ ‘ ' 4 ‘
Jiyal Jallles OTEIA it .i .. HHWMWL‘,‘ lw-r “an“ town sister 1;“) 131-31031r-r0ld] girl 1caughtl .i‘
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Restaurant 8 la carte \lilll'uil-ll‘il‘olliitllirsIt‘ll? ,1 llllllth Ill;l‘l‘: l\IXKl’i‘lz: couch. It bolhi‘rt‘ll her most at
izlr .Ztt‘.i ihli‘il‘1'-'" ‘ . ,
and Table de hate ‘ in: uniting: ll‘lllllt t‘s solilonuy. ’l‘lit-n :Lflfioznd flic”:\‘f::1d5(;:;llgl;n::ttil £31“;
"liliiflll rooms, With or mim- u... part of Little livafi “l'nclelwhoopm'g cough 1 ”w an amen?
1 ll bath at moderate rates_ Tum}: Col-inf: “llll In \lsitlul: the-airl‘ Itlsemtnt for Inlet" s Honey rind T."
_ I‘.'!l cullipaiii in which the ('lllltl :ict- ll tried It and lions: it two bottles and
“I“ “j” ”k, 1‘ '“R‘_'Wt,rr_" ””130: m,” lher cough loft here before she- finish-‘
. _ ., , “' ‘3 ”mm A"“"""' “ . {"“lol‘ '“ged the second bottle. She had got-2
l.l. l..\l 'I‘Ol).’\‘. which sit \‘s;.3< Sl‘illt‘ll l1). l.O\\l.il.d Allen awfully thin. but now she is as;
___.. .____ t llttliiirvl: and a Slut it cumin-uncut at (a, as (\vor_"——qiillson-I‘OWPII Corp. l
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lax in lu- IIU‘ iil' till-il'uilil'. i
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m I'iiynvnflvui'r" is, ll. lit-ll. sllpi-iintmulvut of ”it pri‘
i... i it Illl".‘~' that ' ll"\t‘l‘ district i" Illl‘ New York East i I‘
“ll'” t'iv iirst scene of the Till thmlist (Tonfrl‘e' Cr. who “as sum-f ‘1
~ 1‘ i vvmvm iii tlill'IHK ll‘Ol't'LI to tilt- lit-ilk: 'l‘own court on all "e
» n. ll'r‘l‘ 4t hurt?" at r'ciclrwli‘ drhiur: his IlllIO‘i H
. l H... Nita 5,3,,“ ‘\l_'().lj‘_ultill' (ll :1 Tillll‘OvNI crossing; in that iv’
«l opium-i!» I“ {ii-.I:Il)\\'l. May 5. was given :t nulle. is no] .4
l-‘lllllllnv' itllt'H and ‘(tolnpluiliuut appenrt'ti against him. ‘ II
[I tun-'5 (mm-m, iii was :tllt‘zv-tl that Ilev. Mr. iell "
:-~l.- in. ”01‘, is '( vr‘sl o-d into ti '- crossing gates . .
.‘.' mm (I'll! ilk dirt-C .“I'ltli h.ul lltt 'l lowered by John Nca- 3!
it Will}: iiv the 33-1“ tentltr. ..
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:l'~tii.wl aitvnctionql curtailment Of this
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‘ - Il1l-llit'ltl desirous Of
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"I liich clasp-l :ittrnc-'
u on one program to
l -lm- SIIFHV.
"I in I'VH'H new fea—
liidvr.” lussell will
ly'Ixint: zivvn excellent
l‘ l-xt'l)’ play and hifi
l . l irrptinn I. 'It‘IO Polo
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‘ “CU"- —there. will he
. c’ H: ru-n Snapshots on
il.- lull- -st issue of Pathe'c
H ”arr-l. iriv-il and as the final run.
Will be prewnted.
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From those dull headaches by wear-
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No time like the’ present.
| No place like ours.
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Distributor ‘3' Non-nth pal-ten, New-um
BUSINESS MEN
ekper'ise is possible.
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Transportation costs are very important items in connection with
DODGE BROTHERS’
commercial cars insure steady, consistent performance, economical
maintenance, freedom from repair and prompt; delivery service.
Let us prove this m your own business.
DODGE BROTHERS’ MOTOR VEHICLE
hur I. Crandall
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ON YOUR FRUIT, POTATOES 'AND
\ OTHER VEGETABLES
Kills Most Worms and Bugs 3
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ALBERT D. MORGAN?
m mm mu
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Thomas’ Chocolate Shop;
24 South Main Street
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CANDIES—CREANI—LUNCHES
LUNCHES SERVED AT AN Y TIME
PRETTY STYLES IN WHITE FOOTWEAR
ron JUNE BRIDES AND email-ms
“'0 are featuring: some \‘cl‘Y smart and dainty styles in \Vbife
ur the llappx Juuc excnts ,
Slippt‘rst
SATIN, KID, NUBUCK, AND REIGN”
PRICED HODERATELY
STORE CLOSEO AT BlX
7 MILTON ELWOOD ,
Formerly Elwood I» Glover
122 Washington Street Soutli Norwalk‘
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Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New York & Norwalli
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING :z‘
wmmctYou-mtorflmdm
Ten mum; Padded Van for l'urnlthuk
MainOlIlce,26 Concord ShSmNmmm
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All the pcpular bright shades are here in
Peter Pan and lace :esiee models, to delight
the young college or school miss, who Will
i! find one of them a charming addition to her -
3 vacation wardrobe. “ ~-
u - Worsted Sweaters with short sleeves, and lace collar
ti. and Vestee .‘g $2.40
Ea Peter Pan Sweaters, all worsted, with white collar,
3“, -. very stvlish $3.98
3‘ 1 Light Weight W’orsted Sweaters, in Tuxedo style, long
3! .9 sleeves,................................_,—....-......$6.93
H 2 " Heavy J crscy Sweaters, solid colors, and heather mix-
'zl tures $10.98»
!' i l or fanc weaves, long sleeves, ‘
!‘ .Fibre Silk Sweaters,pain y ”nun-““9” $1200
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ii i , Silk Overblouses with hand crochet, and deep silk fringe
it very dressy ..__ .u $19.50
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