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THEATRE
“IF we soon. IT PLAY.
THE noun"
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Nonltwfl'fll [love [to I“
/ Show”
Tense situation- that hnvo my
'heen eclipsed in anythk ever ohotn
cent his 'succe- wen u the (attired
physi- in the Schick uncut. “You
Can't .Xiii Love."
'and vivid portrayni of the days of the
gold rush to Alaska-Allele e oome’or
of the highly commendable entum’pommm
of Dorothy Dnlton's latest Paramount
“TM-NONI from Nowhere"
PlCllll‘(','"Tlie Idol. of “'39-
LAST TIME TODAY
paramount's Northland Super
t the Re‘ 5in the bend. of George Archninbaud.
'in winch she made a sensation some:
ago. Miss. Dalton is Colonelof 3'0““ m” ‘0' the George cunl
339W Gordon. of “once 3 bold ead niwa - ’7‘ A
on the screen, brilliant acti of one mu m Koo , 5' ‘ m’
of me most talented .mmnmnt°':;&?;mnwm mu“ $132353” zngfl$é°m wen a.’ ford. W. W. Norton of Lakevllle. I. A Pole 0! the thirty or more letters found
Comm nod A]. H. Btewnrt u, oth- “n“rué‘g to nonrck for :e‘:°np 12:33 May of New Haven. Philip Troup at on Wetsvlne avenue was the statement tion showed tint w
”filament members 0! the Sup-_permn the S'Odnfltfr‘: nnm e to be New Keven. Robert Fitzroy 0! Bridge- made by Postmaster James E. Cut! (01- ‘7” cut-elon- there no “ ‘ ' ,
added to the membership role. .. < port. Charles E. Vail of Stamtoid and “33°“ 0“ hingpnrt to “0°. 0‘ '
the North} writt i‘ ‘ I'uder the-new act or incorporation .
»- Wm: b:Jifrfizfimirrrxslulu..::°e::r:za.:.::'2:;°:; mr 3112:3339; ”when
officers: Ereddent. Cherie. G. 3;: _
first vice president. E. G. Riggs of
Walt W kcman of living; - .
er ‘ “barre' p“ lreduced the price of Fruit of the mom' ‘
l
.committe on b '4an I- . ‘ .
e ' 5 J kicker-son. iwas made to late to correct their n<l~
orge C. Woodmi! and John Rodcx‘ _
meager: committee on publicity. L. T. 3:;Slfigfi-nl that appears elsewhere m
. t . ‘
.' Special nsiic audience last night a
7 r gent Theatre. The story was writte‘n‘
.DOROTH‘ espl ("mill- for Miss Dalton and “hfsl WRAPPER n‘ ‘1 “‘0‘“. New York;
DALTOP' apparent that lhe author ksown‘ erg . Clo
‘ - s (is ven- .
‘ “hm”; ‘xl‘nvli‘lt‘lfil‘li‘ke :liehieiad ing‘Thel HAMILTON 0111-. July 29.—5crap- 'fl-cretary-treasureru
in |her oppotr ‘lll lI'ukon" a production‘per ii.. of Toronto. was victoriou-
“va 0 m ' lyeslerda)‘ In the second of the swig-sic“
labor-op! W.
“Brutal"; John. . . , - ,2
l‘ The dam: tanked! Nic-
” her-an diagram. ammw . -
-. «showman. Ghetto: G. W“ ‘ or ‘DANBL'RY. July 21—113: there fitting ml the culvert “.3 “V
Emmgn. George (“5" Woodr’h‘l! ofl urns no deliberate intention on the part :31? reheat)“: the m‘,
e . - - ”m II suck. II l"
Clifiord D. perm", at Hart of a local substitute mail currier to die Pentax r M the A. 7,
lo the
i) ., r " ‘ g . ,,-
do; out“ ch: In (it . ‘
the letter- wore gone. ‘
‘17“:an , more
.
lowing an investigption of the matter.
Charla L. Me oil of Torrinx'ton. The The letters all of which were found letters ““6 for tho: mu til. ‘
twemy- undeneeth a culvert by children who 7"“ “°‘ be pendiud beyond "
turned them over to their parents. mud.
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mttrr on THE [.0031 11% ' \
I CENTS A YARD.
The Standard Cotton Stores horn
New Victor RecOrds’ »_;
second vice president;
W. W. X . _
\orton. 'to 11% cents a yard this reduction
iycnls
‘Brlssuc.
:i’il‘tl dance hall.
'mrmbercd from the en
-Grifiltll days is her leading
picture is well worth
{will be repeated today.
Nil-wanna. of Hamilton, victor lnl
‘ETHE IDOL
l OF
THE NORTH”
TWO REEL COMEDY
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' nnanyr TOMORROW
I‘-‘JUST. IN TIME”
PATHE NEWS l
W VEinlnc Hammerstein. the Girl mouth.
I‘nl. b Star (I! “The Girl in
dancer in the main saloon,” .
Edwin August. re-l 'humyl '3“- came in Iecond. and
”3; Edison and'the American cntl‘Y. Huskie. of \‘l'ater- ‘
“mm. The -town. N. Y..-liniahcd last. The third‘
It race will be held today. o-Bcrapperf‘
[L's elapsed tim!i yesterday was three!
~ilours hnd 10 minutes. over a two-iap‘
league of sixteen milev’ . .
weing.
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TOMORROW ! ‘ Non-iwre" New Soimick lay
‘rlznick l’l'l'Sl‘n‘fi' the Girl , \thn Elaine Hammerstein appears
-, .. . Beautiful at the Regent Theatre (is lher nevgut Restaurant a la cute
‘ Srlznlrk picture. "The r rom 'o-
ELAINE lwhm-o." she will be supported by n, B 8:1? Table de hote
feast of players who are well known to can" ii rooms With or With-.
HADIDIERSTEIN Elocnl patrons of the screen. William. out bath at moderate rates
“ “ ‘l'nmmi" “WW-“”0“ that lelvidson. who recently appeared as — -
\l'ill rqllnl any rlf llcl' ‘ Fl , ‘ l
. |ll'I-\'inll" offnltg J'J ‘ _ .
THE GIRL A O P J UBILEE
FROM NOWHERE” G. . .
BRIDGEPORT’S
PLEASURE BEAC
Saturday The One Big Saturday
July 30th Day This Year July 30th
Brim the whole family and splash with the
crowd in the surf. It’s the beach where
everybody goes now.
Prices are reasonable—Rooms, 25c; Suit,
KINETO SC‘ENIC
Si‘FA‘lAl. 00M [GUY
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SUNDAY NIGHT
ENID BENNETT
in
“KEEPING UP
WITH LIZZIE"
Other Altr'm'ions
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llozlul summer filillll't‘s‘r- '
mm “ l'wduy Stay as long as you llke—no charge for
specials checkinf". ‘ .
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MONDAY anll l‘UESllAY
MAE MURRAY
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Largest and finest dance
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the sweetest music in
Danceland.
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24 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH ,NORWALK'
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Our patrons tell us it is Delicious and we now“:
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. THE NEW VICTOR RECORDS FOR 54949—4333”: moss ....................... De Goran-
AUGUST 'ARE HERE cease—mam 3m ................ r. ....... Dunn
lane—ramming or vou ........ . ............. Peerless ouamt . 64968—COUN‘I'BY DANCE . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . Elms!“
CAROLINA 'LULLKIY ........ Albert Campbell, Henry Burr MWO-SEOAUSE YOU'RE YOU . 3011“"?
mun—ALL BY MYSELF ..'. ........................ Aileen smiley . . . ‘ l ..... '. . . . . - .fi' ‘
ANNA iN lNQIANA . ....................... Arthur Fields 18777-4330 CESAR—Pox Trot ------- Wm om
1ms—oown vouoen ........ 2 ........... .Poerien Quartet 50300? muff“ Tr“ Whitemsn Orchestra.
18716—LITTLE onuwlas or HAPPINESS ......... cha‘rle. Han-anon .
spnluorme ........ Charles Harrison on IE, on MYl—Fox Trot .... Whitemn Orchutm
18777—6H9-GHO-36N-Fox Trot ........ Paul Whiteman'u Orchestra 18773—13! NOBODY'B BABY—Fox TrOt . . . . . All Star Trio
coat or INDIA—Fox Trot ..... Paul Whiteman'a Orchestra mmme—Fox Trot .............. ‘An'Stu 'rrlo
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‘ on...“ omum J... a... saves—suns AND STRIPES ronavnn Sousa Band
—GOLDEN STAR ..... . ............. . Bonn. Bud
18773-—I'M NOBODY'S BABY—Fox Trot, All Stat-Trio and Orchestra
13778—LEARN TO SMILE—Fox Trot . . . .
18771—DROW8Y HEAD—Medley Waltz ....... For-era and Franchlnl
35709—8TAR8 AND STRIPES FOREVER—Margit ..... Souoa’o Band
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DON'T YOU REMEMBER THE TIME? .................
................................... Louise Terrell, Charla Hart
18778—803IG or INDIA—Fox m Whitman om
13778—4muu r0 suns—re: Trot .. Whitemnn Orchestro. ’
"5A ' ' zz "" ii i3 iLUésié.;'+'r.i' 12'. Orlglml Dixieland Jazz Band _
1877me cum 0? HAPPINESS, (Shot-lea Email
srnmormn Charles W
18774—ALL BY MYSELF .................. Aileen Sunley V,
ANNA OF INDIANA Wum'
COME IN AND LET US PLAY THEM FOR YOU '
VICTROLAS Sold on EASY PAYMENTS
, LISTENING—Fox Trot ........ . All Our Trio and Orchestra
Paul Whitemn'o Orchestr.
GIMME! OH, MY—Modley Fox Trot, Paul Whiteman's Orches.
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iOLE 0F PARADISE—Medley Walt: . . . For-era and Franchini
GOLDEN STAR .............................. Sousa'c Band
Come In and Let Us Play These and
‘ Others for You.
A. LCOLLINS CO.
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The Hamilton Shop ,. }
33 49 WALL STREET
’ WEEK-END SPECIALS
FOR 'EVERYj-DAY WEAR .
BeautifulMid-Summer Frocks
for Summer parties and “Dress-up” wear,
just the Dresses you desire are here—and
the prices, 'in most cases, are less than hallf
——values that the discriminating women
of Norwalk will appreciate INSTANTLY.
Canton Crepes, Crepe de Chine, Plain
and Figured French Voiles, Dotted Swiss,
Organdies, are among the popular Sum-
mer materials in which these pretty frocks
are developed.
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and Skirts. ' A '
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