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DNESDAY, 1111111111411.- 3 1921',
“IF IT S GOOD. IT PLAYS TEE REGENT
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DREAM.
picture that as the NFL
athe Selected Comedy
There Are Just Two of the Big Hits Left
Today and Tomorrow ‘.
The greatest of all pictures by the master producer
DAVID VVARK GRIFFITH
PRESENTS
York American says “holds your, liters-fit».-
irom start to finish" and in the words of the New York ~
Telegram “again reveals Griffith’s sheer genius”
From Two Stories by Thomas Burke
teeming byway of rugg wed romance—where sulklng. figures—in-
spired love—bad desires—CLAS H in a. dramatic battle
at emotions -
Educational' Special,
It's better than anything evel
will
Friday and Saturday
1" ou'll get the greatest number 01 laughs in you1 young life out of this
big comedy attraction
DOUGLASMACLEAN
“ONE A MINUTE”
done before by McLean—everyone
like
Restaurant a la cart e
, and Table de hote
11lcautiful'l'09lns, with or with-
out bath at moderzitc rates.
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win-:1 «111111111: 5011111
“hm-am Slim '1." Out ul’ flu-
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ages of the tI11'1-1- lending
\V’. Ulll’l‘lth's lll‘W'l‘Sl dril-
1'-111' 1'111111'1l1', "UN'LLIII Strut-t." soon
1 11111 .'-1' :1t “11' Urgent 'I‘hentrt' tmluj.’
:11 I tomorrow reprl'snnl loss than
.M _\,1';1rs. .
3' t':11' :11, I'l'l‘Ordn' 1111' availnhlc. thr'\‘
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1 1:111:111n. whcrc lh: story was not ul'
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1 1 I111- 11 l1'1sl11-I111-1It11111:1k( him t,-;L1
1t 111hster of' the films. is his abiliu
I1- 1'. t1.l111t in the rough. Ills 111- 11
H1: ,.' 1':11111i.~1.'1l l uncovcrl'il such
g 11-1I 14.1,»ch as Mary Pickford. .\I'.11'
T 1 1. \‘. .1I‘3 (.1 I(l‘ltl. lll'l.l‘,\' \\':1ll.l.:1l'.
3.111'1111lm' Slatcrs.-tl1r' Glsh Sisters,
1 1.11243 01' others.
I.1'1 nothing he has cvcr (10110. 1101;.
I 11.1.4 so :11n:1;::-1l the acting world.
1111 5111-1-1-915' in developing: ti'v'sv
11111-1- [rhucrs into l1nm1-1lintc rank
1' -:1 tlu- host on the screen.
'I‘hcv are Ralph Graves. (‘nv'ol
J‘Tunpster and Charles Mack. Gr:1\cs
11 “(till (‘.lt'vclnntl. llh'lo. 11nd not 1'1-1
:1l I11 to veto, Miss Dempsh'r is from
'.C;1!11‘or11i:1, and now nim-lm-n ,\“.‘l."S (1m
" 1'1111's I21111111-t Muck is 1111111 Scran-
.' ml. l'.1.,
:1111! cluhlm-n _w—u 1's old.
I) ‘.'o'l1liill'l‘ SAVING
limluuul Mcn
lit-turn tn an'nullt'y.
l'u'o months mort'.’
)3 111111111 111m. generally. and the
1 .111 11II1-1s1s1111cinlly. W'su'rllnt' new
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1 11111111111 worsc contuuntlcrl masquer-
1 .
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‘ 1.411;” for Superintendent Carl A.
1' 11 1111] said that he understood that
11-1111-111 37111111: on the “New Haven"
11 1| 111111111 11111] on Sunday. October 2.
I II11; k 1-1'6'r3'lmlll' is going nutty."
11 111,11 1':11I1'(1:11I man yesterday. “A
111 1111111: in I1rr1- on daylight time
'1 11111 :1 (1.1111 11111111111: on stnntlard
' >11.111l 1111111 ht finds he is an hour
--l1 1.. r'llrsl'f‘ nn1l swears at the
4,”. I
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time but
«'IH'IluIe. It. all.
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”will ("lot and Lustre
At Once
‘-' 111 1111 garden sage. brewed into
'1'1' tea. with sulphur and alcohol
"- I will turn gray. streaked and
' 4 hair beautifully dark and lux-
"-I Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul~
H < i119 at home. though. is tron-
-'111-'. An easier way is to 'get the
My to us'- pr. paration improved
1111 addition of other ingredients
1' 11:1- bottle at little cost, at drug
'11
lul 1 , n
1 11 r 1 (11.1pound. thus avoiding a,
11f muss.
W'Illlt- gray
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faded hair is not sin—
'llmnrance and attractiveness.
'l H'k 1- rung your hair with Wyeth's commissioners. who are, not to "3091“?
511:1“ and sulphur Compound no one
“ “"l because it does It so natur-
“’5". SO exenly
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through your hair. taking one
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1 10y hairs have disappeared. AI-
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oyal James HOTEL. READY Til BBLIEET'
' AMUSEMENT TAX
lTheatres Receive Question-
: naires in Anticipation of
l 5 Per Cent Law
S"? I 01 Tax
Com m lssloner Wm H
1.1 contnlinncc with the new amuse:
mcnt tax law of 5 per cent. that 1)"-
(ohms rl‘l‘cctive on Sept. 1. The queue
tionnnirc is for the p‘uri‘lbse of classl-
fixing: the amusement (-nterpris13a111l
furmshlng' the tax commissioner's
office with other data' preliminary to
tl'.-1 :1cl11:1l start or (o'lecting. the- tax.‘ [not do this wi h
All theatres of the. gm“. oppr‘t'u'lmislrmts
slant 9.
'c~-nts and
.hi' 11
2"“
hi: kle. :i'ln' t: it. Dimitri-1mg?" - ' '- .
1111l111tulcs of
incorpor: ttlon are
plucnl in Inss A:
those conducted by
partnerships are (‘Iuss B and thor 1'
ope-rated by individuals;" :11'11 in ("law
C‘. lnnsmuchns the t:1.\. is the S'lznc'
To: all theatres. lh1'11ssitlcnt1on has:
roaspoc .1l 111-11211111- upon the
th it will I11- paid l1} each theatre. but
whcn complete. will furnish a r11'11lv
31:111111111 of. I10“ the amuscrrl': 111
business is controlled In the Slate
The name of the theatre. location
names and address of proprietor. n11-
turc of untrrtlenmv'nt and place of
ticket sales are required as the first
1nl’ormnlion TIIPIIIIT’S will be 11141111-
(1} as "motion picture" for those pre-
senting a scrm 11 program only: ”‘cotn-
binatlon" for those presenting pic-
turcs and \audevillc. wlth occasional
I1'.:'I'1im:1lc attractions: “ Icgitlmalc‘
tor those presenting plays only. T'fl‘
d1 r the I.l.‘-.V th1'1'1 p1r cent. lax mus-t
bc collcclcd on all tickets whcrcu‘r .
sold. and for this reason theatrcs
having other Vpl11C1-s than the box.
ofllcv I'or the sale 01‘ seats are requir-i
Cd to report. Eu'cpt In the larger?
I't'w Outside ol‘l‘nis Will be
found ;
Motion picture men point out lh:1t3
as a rcsult of the. law they will havn
an additional
' expense for ticket.
,prlnling Tickets will 11.110 to specify'
the regular admission price and thc'
gox'rrnmcnt Stat tax as well as
State tax. The State chmgcs one and
0710413” cents for ever) tcn cents or‘.
Government war- tax
Traction thereof. and accordingly :1?
ticket that stlls on and after Sept. 1.'
for 30 cents will read: [
Regular admission ....... . 25c,
l
I
dations betwren a government tax—
”1. khown as "Wyeth's. Sage and?
' ’ “‘35"? t0 z'ew-in our youth- would be expensive.
1
I
I
””3th? application '01- two your which will
‘State Amusement tax 2c‘
Total . 300'
The numbering of tickets serially
is required by both the I'uleral and
the State law. and the tickets will 'not
need to dink-rim this rcspcct from the
style now in 11se.’l‘hey will perhaps
haxe to ho larger in sire. to permit
the extra printed matter to be of.
readable size. '
Theatre men can expedite the pay-1'
ment of their ta~:es- by presenting a
receipt from the office of the Collect-I
or of Intcrr'il Revenue, which will be
taken as prima- facie evidence that-
one-half of the amount paid to the
government 'is 'hc sum due the State. i
In this proredure. however. there
is no consideration given to the ire-‘ .
quent check-ups which the Internal
Revenue Collector’s office makes for-3'
the pin-pole of securing shortages.
The amount in Connecticut alone 111-
the past year is 1191111 to have run into
at dollars. "
hundreds of thousands
The policy of the government to keep
all tax- collecting information confla
dontial admits of little hope that
-ther"e~ will"'be'_- amy- coooperation be-
tween the office of the Collector of
Intern:1l.Revenue and the State Tax
Commissioner. 'Such a plan would
:Imrlify matters considerably .but'
would be in violation, of traditions of
very long' standing. j-Whlch makes'rer
payer and the government secret to
the, point almost of being sacred.
The law provision which will pro-
tect the State against losses from
shortages is that which allows audits
of all tickets. but this procedure
and with the
work being handled by the county_
salary. it is still 111 be determinrd how
exacting it will be.
1 “ARTS. A1127: 3.-~-—S"'~"cr"“'""°
nearly 5,500, 000, 000 francs—have been
1111111111 of six, per-cent. Treasury bun
black to polish: the dogs at ten cents
wNew York are getting a bunch more
foreign element—wan ,c’drrled 011 1,11 {Aml'nm'A bathing-npmumes 91111-13 the
,the 31109 ’mné 3501’- " 'QCalifornl‘a beaches during the mm.
In those days the price {or shines and the Coney Island strands during
ism-”fine summer. The alts-rage man doesn‘it'l
... flu-hit: this magazine home or [-11
NOW the remirkable ”(if “8-1595” the WCC mm mm and this is thgl
the way these boot lacks knewg-Jm
when the holidays initiated andxegng
MlIIIINli MIMI
Before the war boys stood before
the boot black shops in the city and
begged to shine your shoes for a fit-
nev. one nickel. NOWadans one goes
Into a' bootshop and begs the boot—
:1 5111119. This onlxxone other result
of making the world 'Safe for demo-
cracy. But the fact that concerns lo-
cal people is how long are 1:11;}1'1esforl
:1 shoe' shine going to remain- where
they are. In other words. when will‘
the price of a shine drop? I
Youngsters with a. peck of ambition;
and only 21, soap box in Boston and'
business than the indiViduals with the
imitation marble stands and :1 scores
of signs reading “Be careful of your
clothes in getting 011 the stand. W134
are not responsible."
Here‘ 5 the' way thuboys did it. ae-
cording to a. description given in the
,Hartford Courant: --
1Slept"'—'t~'me- motion
,selves, about all of the busiest corners
lthey had pasted signs which called
latflntloh 10'. the {act that they had cut
. 'the’ p
lthit'
stron something just as good as he was
lslructions of "Don' t shout 'till you see
(that d 11y.
has sent to theatres ques-l
“v‘ -:' \ladc In the (5111411031 111‘ 11,1"- tionnnlrcs which are to be filled out'
ishlncis.
everyone
..mhrmymuesflon
time
michl he aroused In it,
tor of fact it has her-11 much mooted
.and often discussed. and the situation
now is ads it was In the hczinnine. and
as it probably
(‘ml of the. world.
cardinal
,think that one is always paying some-
'onc ("Sc too much to shim- onc's "11004.
yet 0111-
any
on
with the word ‘ Alllt' ri: anization. " and.
oil :1chilf: the n1W1mn1-r our
1511(1I‘1's the slow or (Lorra- \Vashingu
N11 and the cherry tree all of the
\voz'I-z—~'.h:1t Is with :1 cc rtnln of the‘
the“
strain.
1 optometrists and Optician:
...-......- ~-—...1.. 1... ......
received by. the government for, the .
One morning “While New York
‘plctum' news—-
these bright youngsters posted them-
thelr buxes
of the‘ metropoys On
ices of shines 50 per cent. and
'ey were re'a’difto give, the pa-
gettlng at the regular shine empor-
lums at the higher rate. It is not nec-
essary to get a statistician from the
llabsou bureau to tell where the chaps
with duet? shoes went for their shines
The youngsters had all the business,
and all the regularly established boot-
blacks were at leisure to devote all;
of thc‘Ir morning to reading of Com,
stantine' 3 great drivefigalnst Mustap- .
;11a Kernel Pasha. ’ ;
The same thing happened In Boston .
a shout time ago. By common con-'
sent almost ev'ers young urchin In The '
'Hub gathered about the base of Bun-
ker HIII monument one morning. and;
after receiving from the leader the in-
the mud on their shoes.'"st.1rted out
to post the city. They too were doing'
business on a.fi\:( cents basis. and con-
seqmntly they too seemed the lions;
'sharc of the shine business in llostofl
And they 'hme been doing;
so since. . ,
Needless to say those. independent:
opcr raters ha"c the members of the
shocshincrs‘ local and also the master
whoever they are. somewhat
‘wot',.rlc<l 'l‘hcv argue that eventually
the trade will return to them. ,giving
:15 one of thei“ reasons the
would rather sit down while'
having his boots shined and h'e’c'an-'
the lads on the,
in New York for lib:
subway faves are only five
the money saved on the;
will pay one fare. and as Monta—
Glass would say 'I‘i1'e cents {5 11'
but
was, live cents on
ten cents, on' Sands
cents. and if you asked why, the other-'
the same for 1111; other holidays.
.. Speaking- vory
into the chair and although not valn
by any means. he likes to see himself fourth game of the series with CleVe-
other attraction which may
some men to the shoe shine parlors is Grounds today.
the magazine which‘belleves it
form to show the prevaling styles of year,
fact that. ' '
13’: days
381116 11,01!
how long they remained. Few', i 9313"
of them could talk arm of English,
not even the
unlit, _
radiate Juggling-a chance to read it.
please put some polish about the hick 'mot'lon picture and purchase
of these shoes?" received by way :91 jThreads Among the Gold "
reply. :1 look as blank 88 the cartridges year, What Can “1?,” Matter Be?"
they sell tor Fourth of July pm913;j16£§
Any other questions or orders met a3,
monographs they may find
similar rate It was obvious the y‘dfig‘g‘;
man knew no English and so you SN?' ‘9 e uppermost in thofihmervgorld
pathlzed with him. and When yo ”a.“ . a; -
, .99..
yon gave him the nickle. a kind ob .‘
and perhaps a tip ' . 'w you“; (1mm 111111.11 13121111111
Before going to the theater in the: 1132*
afternoon you dropped in to have'aimmfés we're mlé
shine Absent mindedly you
that the rates were ten cents today, Cardinals; the
and as you were Malling handed the ihack a game an
poor immigrant only a nickle Thea league leading 'Plttsbilrgh club
your attention was forcibly called to]
",yeste rda .V
l
roe-j
And it was
wise un- Americanized foreigner 7"
plied "Linkes birthday."
clnnati.
The Washington Americans adde
frankly, the
«the 11111-11131- shop‘“
'attmc‘tiois are pall-
.lng' somewhat new, and unless the
and the patron who said “Will 10.1 ‘aforementloned master shines Ill-“ta“
other more model-1'1"" 'alrs for their 'al-
tficult' the observe;Z 'believes, to keep-
The only 111111311 game played in the
the fact that today the shine cost ten 3213110111111 circuit ire-salted in a“ ninth
inning victory fer Brooklyn over Cin- l
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D
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l
d
.Ito their third position percentage in
only- the American League by winning their
"1mg which keep! 30 many men pat- ‘eig‘hth consecutive victory and the St.‘
ronizlng the shoe shme parlors lathe Louis Browns took a double- header
long. shining mirrors inmost of up frog; the Boston Red Sox, on the lat-
places The mere male can climb tar team's home grounds. ,
just for a time as others see him ’1“;le ""yesterday fiéc’aq's‘e of
bring on the,Detrolt Tigers. at the Folk
1"
The latter team has
good not won a game in New York this
The Yankees, unable -to play the:
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JACOBYV’
200 Sleeveless ' Dresses
$1.0
“BETTER HURRY!” é
“Silver ’
and Oh
and '
'.'L'rr'i'tz
...... ...—L.
1
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Y03K,.Aug 33—111mm thel
due to -
forgo':l,;.1-ain the" omits were walloped by the; 7 —
Yorkers falling
a half behind the
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HICKORY; WAISTS ..
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
.. These Walsts" are cut £6111, trout, back 1111.: 111.119. the
them cool for summer wear. and may “do rconvenlently mfl
to}? neck garment.
The potent-pin tube attachment for the garters prevents 11111..
from sagging bending o1- break'lng: sizes 2 to 10 yam-a. ...... 501:
All sizes in Hickory Garters, Black and White.
' DR. PARKERS’ WAIST8". AND GARTERS ml- boy's all girls
1
': oonslst of Silently 11011111119511an belta with 811111th We
' over shoulders. unbreakable- bone buttons and extru' m;
garters; Sizes 6 to 14 years ,1... so:
EAUT‘V 161111873 for girls—lace or amorous-1r
trlxnm ;sizesstollyears..............-.........sunning
LITTLE BEAUTY JAMISTS AND SUpPENDERS tor he's-s,
aheaitouyears.............. .....'..............-.'..-.-.sec
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J. I Mallette
88 Washington Street South -Norw_alk
PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING.
WHITE FOOTWEAR
Enjoy these sweltering hot days by. wearing The Pm My
- .. Footwear, cool, comfortable. 311111131111 and new
White Canvas. one-strap Pump. with Baby Lewis and m
Heel. ................ ...... ........................'.'.....
White Belgnckln, two-strap pumps with Cuban Heels and Waited
Soles .............. ................. $4.95
Snow Buck, one-strap Pumps with Saddle Vamp“! Welter! Solos
and Cuban Heels ...........'..........................,.... $5.85
If the price {01 shoe shines were :1.
being dcb'Itr-d for the first
considerable Interest
But as :1 mat-
possibly
shnII I11' until the
It set-1719 to bc a
American nnltrrc to
(‘Vf'l‘
law of
will never do it under almost
consideration. not": self.
I‘d-fore the limo whcn hcndwrltc: s
IIH mwspapurs had to do battle
I11111r-1 thousands of dollars were ap-
propv'iated cach \car for the pinpose
l
Customer
Satisfaction
'with
Every Transaction
Our “money back if
dissatisfied” 'guarantee
goes with every pur-
chase made in this store
New on ‘ display—and
selling rapidly, summer
frocks of rare distinc-
tion for every‘wear.
BON TON"
Everywoman’ 5 Fashion
South Norwalk, Conn.
TELEPHONE NORWALK 733 ,
Our Optical Work' '1
ls the best thaf skilléd 'workmell'
can' maker-1.1
1'
’ 1.331 us relieve you at that eye- -
8 IAtlantic 5*... Stamford
remedy Pasture, e11 -
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these business principles necessary to grasp and hold the highest
salaried position as the opportunities arise? Are you the man sought?
WHY NOT MAKE USE OF THE REMAINING SUMMER MONTHS
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SPACIOUS DINING ROOM ' '- ..
' FOR BAN QUETS
F2 .
Phone .390 Norwalk.
1
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THE N EW VICTOR RECORDS :FOR
AUGUST ARE HERE
762—71-1114me OF YOU Pearl-cu Quartet
1‘8 CAROLINA LULLABY .'....,..'. Albert Campbell, Henry Burr
tern—ALL 3v meant- ........-..- Ail'ee‘n Stanley
...-1
_ z... ' my; IN INDIANA .. ........... .'Arthur Fields ,-
7” own 111511111111 . ..................... Peerless Quartet
“7 DON'T YOU REMEMBER THE TIME? .................
' ,,,., ....... Louise» Tel-re,” Charles Hart
o.._..-. .....
3.1 CRUMBS OF: HAPPINESS . . . . . . . Charles Harrisoa
.1877 SFRJRSTCME . ...... :-.£'.....'.-....:.. .... Charles 1191-1111311:
fiHO—CHOSAN—Fox Trot . . ...i . . Paul Whfie'ma‘n’s Orchestra
"80NG OF INDIA—Fox Trot . .3, , . _Paul Whitemanl; Orchestra
$1873sz 15.0.“..8“ B ..U. '3.ng Trot . . Originat. Dixieland Jazz Band
- ME BLUES—Fox Trot .. .Origina'l panama Jazz Band
' 18773-4 HOBODY’S BABY -—Fox trot All 311171-111 and Orchestra 1
, " EVENING—Fox Trot . . 1 . . . . . . All Star Trio and Orchestra ‘
18778—4.EARN TO SMILE—-Fox Trot . . . . Paul White-man’s Orchestra
' "' ' OH, MEI OH, MY-L—Medlo‘y Fox «Trot, 911111 Whiteman's Orches.
lSTTl—DROWSY HEAD—Medley‘m ....... F'erera and Frafichini
ISLE OF PARADISE—Medioy-Waltz .....ferera and Franchmi
. arm’s—erase AND STRIPES FOREVER—W .. . .. Sousa. Band -
GOLDEN STAB ”...-....................... . Santa‘s Band
'.--In and Leif flsmay
Come
Summer Clearance Sale
ALL SUMMER FOOTWEAR AT
’- REDUCED PRICES ' ~
, Sport Oxfords, blue, black. and brown trimmed, were $850
Black and Waite Sport Pumps, were 87-00; New . . . . . . . $4.95
White Military Heel, Buck Oxfords, were $7.00; Now . .. $5.95
Brown Bell'Strap Oxfords. were $6.50; Now . .. . .. $5.45
Brown 0x11111111, Military Heels, were $7 50' Now . ...-4.. $6.45
Tan Kid Pumps, 2.Strap. Baby French Heels, were $.08;
Now
Tan Brogue Pumps, low heels, 2 straps, were $9 50; Now $7. 45
White Kid Vamp Pumps with patent back, were $8.50;
Now . . . $6.45
Conneally 89° Bracken
'SOUTH N ORWALK
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