v; 3111.? 2. 1921.
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THEA'HIE
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m: REGENT” 7
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I TODAY 4
l A Carnival of Entertainment I
CONSTANCE “I
‘3 BINNEY
“in...
“THE
. MAGIC
‘ CUP”
H ELEN HOLM ES
. In Warner's Western
road Serial
l ‘ “TH E
TIGER
BAND”
Rad.
Scenic
Toonerville Comedy
Kineto
SUNDAY EVENING
A PreHoliday Program
EILEEN PERCY
-3“...
“THE LAND
I OF JAZZ”
A REAL COMEDY TREAT
Universal Comedy
Para Magazine
, 4th OF JULY
; AN ALL—STAR BILL H
CONWAY TEARLE
' —in —
“Whispering Devils"
‘ FATTY ARBUCKLE
flin—
' ‘The Country Hero ' '
MATTY ROUBERT
- in ._
"SHE'S A VAMP"
Path: News
W
COMING
WALLACE REID
——in
“The Love Special
PALACE
‘ “THE HOME OF HIGH OLA“
ENTERTAINMEN‘I‘”
Tm: mus $1!
1: 15, 0:15 and 3.
WILLIAM FOX‘ PRESENTS
BUCK JONES
in a real red-blooded weéteru
‘ dramatic production
“JUST PALS”
Special Comedy—Eddie Polo
Other Attractions
SUNDAY EVENING
A jazzy program that will put
98!) into everybody
EILEEN PERCY
-1“.—
‘THE LAND OF JAZZ’
Fox News Two Reel Comedy
SPECIAL HOLIDAY BILL FQR
JULY 4th AND TUESDAY
Albert E_ Smith Preunte
ALICE BRADY
... in ....
‘THE LAND OF HOPE'
A Two Reel Comedy
“PUNCH OF THE IRISH”
HOLMES TRAVELOGUE
COMING.
ll JACKI CUOGAN
Star oi “The Kid" and the most
notablo nt .llnenilo actors in a
plodmtlou That “'ill Have IIS
First Showing East of the MI:
\l<sl[)[II at South Notwhuk
‘PECK’S BAD BOY’
Positively a PreReleaee Neaer
Shown for General Publ lc E1;-
hibition Even in New York.
lll‘ “AFR III'II’I‘S
1 BEGIN 0N SALTS
l ......u
‘I'III‘III your kidm-y\ vaiulonnlly
you eat meat
n-uularly.
Il‘
or wotnzin who t-nts mc-ut
(‘Cill make- u mistake ll_\'
tlu-‘liini; tlm I{lll.lt')'.< occasionally
14:03 :1 \w-ILkuown authority. Meut
No liluli
ri-gulurl}
Royal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte
and Table de hote
Beautiful rooms, with or
without bath at moderate rates.
'W-
PAL.“ 'l-i 'l'Ul DAY.
ut‘k JUYIU~ Star-a in Nun l"u\ I'vaturt-
l‘lny “tht l'ulx."
'l‘hc I'nhu'o- tilt-:tlie tum.) will pli-
nt n. new Willi.im I“t)\.lt—Illllll
lilo." Hlilll'llll; llurl; Jun-nu
ill iInnu-ilizilt-l)‘ M- l‘t‘t‘t‘l".'l"T-’IS (u.
of the hr-st that Ruck JUIH-\' hi»: .\:I
:IPIN‘JH‘d in and it will pnnv
ii- with the many
”I'll IIHI
ll inim-
mituiro-ls that In»
his Ill lllli City A SiOll 0: the l‘tlll
l"'I Mandi-«l \VI‘NI"I"‘. tin. with (ll, 1.
nit-H ('llllw)tlj)l‘.l.:‘ thi- Illglil>l Illi Ill
".luJ I'ill‘v‘" h is :1 human in‘wlv-x: \I‘l'l
lhll Ill tin-J thr- sll-l .gtNI k: Al “I ‘11»
,n-.II 'l'hv hill-pulling; tI'--!:ll.~-r.\ til" Ill-'-
..».t with Jill. e :H' \w Ii 1. .r.'.\. pl...
"I. .IIII :Ill iv. :~ll thr- It'illlll‘t‘ i‘il‘. llt‘
nunnnhnilmi t'l'nm cwmx pnmlhlr- Simul-
ltllitl 'l'hi- l'.-‘»I‘a- Irulf \'.lll ll‘lllivl 'I
n 'w t'EqIIHIHIt‘ at IZ'l'lll‘ l’nln'~ M I'li'l
"Illlifi: ut' Illl' l'l'rllal "
my nth.»
lt-Iilnr
.l Iniul‘l run-I- I)
short sulljlr‘t:; o: l":"<t (‘luss
Iillt-ILN'I‘ TODAY.
(‘mutnnvz- IIIIIIII‘V ill “II
b- .‘l Vm'y l'lm'hin'.
l‘vatun-
.4 Magic ('up"
IIl'JI-tl'l
l'rllIllt'lIllll.
"'Ihv .'\‘..ui.:n~ Pup," L'H.‘~I'lllt't' liin—
ilr'v'h lull-‘41 plmtnpl.tj; \‘l’llll'll will I-n
iwvn Ill iV!)IV\.ilk tnduy lit tilr- “(mint
'lho-ntie, la a romance 01' th. pawn-
sluiu. Mary Mulloi. the \r-uzu: Kiri
lit'l'lln“. is :1 sort of littl-v mo'lvrn
t,‘ini.-rellu. who works in u lmlil, IIt‘I‘
Snfll‘ vgilunlulo i:. on old .~'z"»-:' L'ulrlvt.
io-tt her In) IV'I' {Hm}; umth- l. \Vhtm
o'w-r she ln' Ill urm-ui lit"‘ll ol' (‘KIIUI
ilHl'I~i sht- pawn a Ill‘l' llt‘dHllY'l' and it
ILL; hl'lpt'tl out an mun) Ill!i'-:i tlzf'.
slit "“Il . It hrr "ln'igio r‘up " Ht ('Olll‘h‘l"
1t things. II"r romance
~uIl lllllrr Jill} Il' int‘lli-lfi a
‘nouni .‘xlli- vm.n-.i_.. Hi.” to Sm-ni!‘
’lr-wn Ill hm” lmuil" :iurl lit-ion
Holmes in "I III‘ 'l'lgm llund."
il'lll line in ll‘."
Iltol 4
Till I \\I) ()I‘
.l‘Z'I.
l l'll “1 I'm. i \p i-hl FMntIlu at La-
(al ’I1Matri\ hmulav l. u-ninz.
Eileen Perry. pretty VVillinm Fox
star. will he at the Regent and Pal-
.lt‘t‘ 'lheutres Sunday evening in her
IIIII'H'. l‘ox picture. “The Land of Jazz "
"l'hln pin'turt- is of the rapid fire com-
~ly type, nud la said to he the best
story in which Miss Percy has appear-
ed.
"The lnnd of Jazz" has some merry
art-mm on an island where a Dr. (‘3‘;
IMIIN'IR in Htudying mental
0-w- or his patients believes himself to
he the greatest shimmy dancer in the
would. and he does the dance so ras-
uxmtingly that he turns the whole
pom-o Into u wiggling mass of human-
ity
Mitzi l-nrry lflkt‘ the part of a rich
orphan who in trying to get Dr. Can:
rutherl to “make up" with her chum.
he does her work .0 well that: the
Actor pen-tinde- her to marry him.
It In a merry Itory written by Bah
ru Le Herr Dooley. Jules G. Furth-
‘ u directed the picture.
'I'lw ltluxl
"It‘ll then to km!) the
diseases. ‘
l'o‘rius tirir‘ Ilt‘ltl which Clogs the kid-
stmin mil) purl (if the. wash- and poi-
wins from the Mood. then you get
silk Nt-zirl)‘ nil rheumatism. Ilt'fld-
:irlws, Iiuw trouble. nervousness. (‘on-
.~t ilmtion. diz'rinrss, SIN-pit saint-5s.
blnltlrr dmrilt-rs vomi- from sluggish
kidneys.
‘ ’I'hv Illtllllv'lll _\O|l fo-"l n dull ache
.in tlw kiilntws or your buck hurts. or
it' thr III‘IIlt‘
(if s: vlinzr-nt
{It't'llllt'll l-\
ls l‘l()lltl_\'. offensive,
ll‘l‘l‘L’lllitl‘ of
i sovrwution nl‘ scalding.
git .‘Illtllll l'mll' tllll‘(‘l‘§ of Jud Hulls
from any l'l‘llltlill‘ pharmacy and take
.” 1.:Ilh-upmmtul ill 11 glass of “'illt‘l‘
lwfori' ltri-zxklzwt for n t'q-w days and
)onr kidntvxs will thrn not line. This
famous soils is made from tho "(‘ItI
ol grapes and lemon jllll't‘. combined
‘uith lilhlu and has been usml for
A: IItI‘.’ allow to flush Clogged kidneys
:iud :lllllllllilt' tlwln to activity. also
to imutrnlin- the acids in urine so it
till lonzror (‘uusvs il'ritulinn. thus rud—
ins: l»l:uldt-r disorders.
passage or
.If‘tl Sills is inexpensive and can-
not Injurv: "lulu-N r1 delightful other-
\‘n'st‘l'lil lilhin-wutm‘ drink which all
ruculnr merit Cult-rs should take now
kidneys eli-nn
:mrl thr- Mood pure. therehy avoiding
w-rious kidney Complications.
C O N G O L E U M
“GOLD-SEAL”
ART
RUGS
WE “comm runs:
SANITARY RUGS
\
——
THEY ARE
"Beautiful
Inexpenélive
Long Wearing
Waterproof
Displayed In Our Window
l
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‘ ANGEVINE
Furniture ' Co.
in} ports so they slugglshly (liter or“
full '
this city will - - »
Sunday afternoon and will take on the the tutti -.
NATIONALS i0 PLAY rm
outed Nationals at
uraey to old
The {not and
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Physical Measurements of the Champion
and Challenger, as Well as Those of the
Former Holders of the Heavy Title.
’ Dempsey. Carpentler. Willard. Jelfrlee.
e ......................... ‘ 28 29 '32 ‘35
cvgeight ....................... .133 172 240 225
Height ....................... 6.1 6.111;; 6.6 6.1%
Reach ....................... 74 78 83% 75
Chest (normal) .............. 42 u 39 ‘6
Chest (expanded) ............. 46 l «as; “it 50%
Waist ..................... . 33 31 36 36
Neck ........................ 161.5 16%, 17% 18%
Wrist : ..................... . 7 is 7 54' 8% 8%
Biceps ................ . ...... 161/, 141.4. 15% 16
Cal: ......................... 151,; 16% 17% 17
Ankle ....................... 9 at, Mt _ 10
° Johnson. Corbett. Fituimmons. Burns.
Age .............. . ........... ‘37 '83 ‘37 ‘27
Weight . ..... 220 180 .172 179
Height ....................... 6 1,4 6.1 5.11 6.7
3 Reach ...................... . 73 74 ”'5‘ 7‘36
Chest (normal) .2 ......... 37 K as 4‘“ 40
Chest (expanded) ............. 42x 42 46 I116
\Vaist ....... . ............... 36 33 33 33
Neck .................. I ..... 17 1,5 17 16 16
Wrist ........................ 7 1,4, s V... 7 $6 7 l4
Biceps ....................... 18 141;. 13 14 1.4
Call ......................... 15 14 L.- 14 16 V:
Ankle ....................... 9 $5 8% 3 8 ’14
‘Age at which title was lost.
mound. Everett will' be at
and Garfield at 8rd.
18 'to 1.
(8. T.)
(S. T.)
[113. Victoria over Browuter, Peek-kill
K. 0‘! C. Mather teams. Luca. who
,neede no Introductory. will be on the
second
011 Sunday July 17 the National-
will clash with the Champion Lock-
wood: who trimmed the Springwoodl
A bus will leave the Boston Store
for Lake Mahopm on Monday at 10:89
Players are, requested to be
at Lincoln'- home on Sunday at 12:46
Regular price; $8.00
SPECIAL, for a Short Time........$6.00
mu ovum
ALTERATIONS
Bicycles. Luggage.
Auto Supplies,
Sporting Goods
w: m moan max
of the Reduced Prices.
PLEASURE BEACH
Celebrate the Big Three Days’ Fourth of
July Holiday Season in Bridgeport’s
Please Park Beautiful
BAT HlN G
Plenty of Boom—Thousands of Suits at the IIHBST
SAND BEACH BETWEEN CONBY ISLAND AND REVERE
BEACH.
DANCING
The Fame of the Grand Pavilion is now countrywide—The
Largest Dancing Floor Spice in All America.
Ringside Returns Direct ER... the Cham-
pionship Battle, in the Park Picnic Grove
and Grand Pavilion,-Saturday, July 2nd
Ride the Dodg' em, it' s a continued roar of laughter; Th:
The Aeroplane
Scrambler, another hilarious ride;
positive sensation;
WJ
The Whip, funniest. of all. There I Saddle
Horses, Children’s Play Ground, Roller Rink, and a host of
other things.
Ferries Prom Stratford Bridge Dock. Children Under 12
Free Until 8 p. m.
A. WTH‘odge
I ma HALI- BLOCK
com uonwux
Are CROWDING Us
FLOOR SPAOB DHAHDS
Come in and Take Advantage
it! HonllKS' slum; co
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phone 959
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“Yum, Yum,”
You’ll Say
That: the usual expression that
accompanies the first epooutul of
our ice Cream. You can't help but
express youraeit that way. for
when our cream is made the best
way it. bring! forth the best ex-
pression.
tickler—lt is truly one of the best
foods we have—always Inviting——
always appealing. ll you haven’t
tasted our brand you do not know
what good Cream II,‘
THOMAS’
CHOCOLATE SHOP
24 South lain St, 80. Box-walk
Ice Cream in more than a palate '
BATTERIES '
67 North Main Street, South Not-walk
mmornmrim
It In trouble, Call Harry Dill—Pica! 984-3
. s. L. BENEDICT
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mos-«1y m yam-t mu);
Automobile Bodies, Fenders. m
Lamps, Repaired and Made to Order,
AndAIlKlndsofSheetMethork‘.
WELDING OF ALL KINDS OF METALS
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For Over the FOurth :;
YOU \VILL \VANT SOME OF THESE NEW JULY RECORDS
Popular Songs
“Peggy O’Neil,” “Wait Until You See My
Madeline,” “Pucker Up and Whistle,” “Home
Dance Hits
‘ ‘ ("rooning, " ’ ....................... Foxtrot
“I’ll keep on loving you” ........... Foxtrot
“Just keep a thought for me,” ..... Foxtrot
“I like. it”-—“All by myself” ....... Foxtrot
“The Legend,” .......... . .......... “'altz
“Mello ’Cello,” .......... . . . .L ..... : Waltz
“Toddle,” ......... . . . ..._. ......... Foxtrot
‘ ‘ Moonlight, ’ ’ .......... é .......... F oxtrot
“Cherie,” . . .................... .... . Foxtrot
“Mon Homme,” ....... . . . . . . . . . Foxtrot
“Scandinavia,” . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . Foxtrot
“Ain’t we got fun,” .
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RED SEAL SELECTION
.Foxtrot
Again Blues,”
the Time of Lilac,”
byls Arms,”
“Monasetry Bells,”
“Held Fast in a Ba-
‘ ‘ Nobody ’3 Rose. ’ ’
Whistling
a
“Saint D’Amour,” “Invitation,” “....Waltz’
Novelty
“Old Kentucky Home, " “Old Black Joe,”
“Down in Arkaasdw.” -
Harry Lauder .
l “I m Going to Marry ’arry on the Fifth of January"
“O’er the Hills to Ardenteny.’
”An Open Secret, ” ............. g ..... Aida
“Serenade," ...... Garrison.
”GYPSY Airs, No 1, ". .......... Heifetz
‘ ‘ Turkish March, "
“Don Carlos—Dio, che nell almirinfendere, ” DeLuca —Martinell1.
per me La Favonta—Spirto Gentil”-—semno" .
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‘Beneath the Mood of Lombardy,’ McCormack
Melody in A-major .......... . ...... Kriesler
“Love sends a little gift of roses,” Werrenrath
Sexual-OE Symphony No 1 in C-major,
GIGLI MARCHES
“President Harding March)" ............................ . . . . . . . . . . . .
“National Capitol Centennial March,”.
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Toscanini Orch.
“La Sannembula—Come
......».....GalliCu1-ci.
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.U.S.MarineBand
U. S. MarineBand
Step In at Any Time and Hear These—or Any Others
DONNELLY’S
18 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Memmmm
scum NOBWALK
“It was I
Hershfield Motor
Transportation C0. ‘
Daily Service Between New York 3 Nae-walk
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
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NEEDS FOR THE SUMMER OUTFIT
Neckwearr Roll and fitted Collars.
' Collar and Cufi Sets.
Hemstitched Organdy Sashes, pink, blue and white.
Silk Girdles: Cord and Woven styles finished with tunnels. t
Silk Scarfs: Plain colors and Roman Stripes.
Narrow Belts in Kid, Silk and Patent Leather;
Brown, Red, Blue and Grev.
Veils and Veiling.
Hair Nets: Fringe and Cap Shape.
Silk Hosiery, Silk Gloves, Dainty New Blouses and Under-
wear,
Vests and Yesting.
Black,
..1 MALLETI‘E
88 Washingtrm Street South Norwalk
Everyone Knows—
m! rm: 3 MAI. MIT, mm AID
QUALITY II on em m
You can duplicate your thrite style or choc-e from our »
large stock those that are topnotched with the moon's smart-
est. ’
STORE CLOSE. AT SIX.
‘ MILTON ELWOOD
roammrnwooneom
122Washmgthtreet SouthNa-walk'
Norwalk Chronicler