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Two Eeel Selected Comedy
“PRETTY LADY SUNSHINE”
Pathe News
Wednesday and Thursday
A great story of llmousine life on trolley car income
Ethel Clayton
with
Theodore Roberts
111 ‘.1 new l’ul‘ainount \1‘ici'aft Super ll‘ :lAlll‘t‘ picture
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HUNG/\TIONAL ATURE PATHE COMEDY
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W. GRIFFITH'S ‘ ‘7, PARAMOUNT'S
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PALACE TODAY
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Gouvemcur Morris Story “The Wild
(-tXDH‘." ls Presented By Paramount
\Vith Mary Macharen and
Holmes Herbert
Gouverncur Itltir‘iis' fine novel.
“The V‘Cild Goose." recently published
;l\3 Charles Scribncrs Sons of New
ilork. and which has been extensively
”sold. has be 11 picturized by Cosmo-
,politau for Paramount. and it will be
‘shovyn at the Palace T..catre today
:and tomorrow. Mary Mocharen and
‘Holmes 1:. Herbert play the leading
.roles.
A "The Vs'ild Goose" was first pub-
'lished in serial form lll Hearst's Mag-
azine. “'hosc circulation is 500.0010 :1
. month. beginning in September. 1918.
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SALARY ANAIRLASES
Finance Board May Ex-
'amine All Requests at
Next Meeting—Authority
Given by General
5 emhly ---All Applications
Must Be Approved by De-
partment Heads
\‘-.'hcn the
. -.M...“ _.~ “..‘,
tr-
sLdte board of finance
,The story caught on immediately andAn L1.1;1.--< its SPSSiOES 111 Sdptembcr it:
was widely Had.1\lr..\iorris's other in ixpocted that it will begin the task
stories ha3e found great favor Withiof gm g 0101' fetiucsts for increases
magazine readers lic “as born in gm claims for Ela‘ 0 (i.lpl0\9't< "r‘mg
1876 in New Sork Cit}. He attended x.;1ttvr 1151‘. been ['16. ailing all summer
Yale l'ni3'erslty at Ntw llavezi. and ‘11 UN) of the dceir'c of Governor
graduattd with a l}. A. dog-“(‘0 in 1898. i1,31;(~ that as for as 1103511)“. all salary
Among the most noted of his works 1._crtr:1:~t‘$ l-o haud‘u-d at one time.
are ‘ The Pt n.1lt3'. " “ “’hen My Ship 'l l 1-: coursi- was do ( med ui‘On carlv
Comes In. " and “The Goddess " A11 11111 summer by 2‘1 c hoazd 01‘ tili-
—————————--———-—-——-—- ALKQ 11.711 ill“ 513‘“ board of control
PALACE VAUDEVI‘LLE A n | A1: 11 '11“ “'90le discussions.
. 11;. slain board (-1“ imance figures
Aminunaunent Made of the Acts Tlmtip salary l'Tfi‘aS“ AF Virtue oi the
“ill Make 17!) Bill To Be Pro‘entml flaw allot“ “‘1 by the 1" cent General
This \\'eek
The Palace Theatre today announc-
ed the program that will mark the'rwrmninl-t‘. htlon Of the board of fin-
~Ulurn of the vaudeville season in acre. Although the law has hop“ in
Norwalk 011 Thursday of this week :tmu‘ HIW‘ Ai‘Sl.-3llt70. then has as yet
All of the acts are from the best
Am". 1:0 [I'I’Civitflh‘ demands been
known vaudeville operating circuit .11.ld1- 0:. tin} board of finance for sal-
ami will be here in line with their
ilcrovs‘ s It is undo rstood that
engngemlnls :11 houses of the lirizer i‘lt‘ l‘l‘llcnlion5 rol-‘C‘A‘t‘d thus far are
cities. “The Ilia: Three" will title! it
;» 1-. 1:: lllll 11in r
A,“ N1.111. 11‘ it l1 autl OllzztS salary in-
crias'vs for Old (‘ml‘loiws upon the
1Y\
program of harmony singing, ’l‘lzz'ee l! is t 14¢?de that when the board
splendid voices have been perfectly (1.” runnm‘ resum-s A15 sittings more
lllIniied into music that charms. ‘.1pp'1.-.1lml‘.s will be received; l'nder
Broadway's youngest stars Lillian and tin- lzlw,
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PALACE
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'l'ho story (If :1 1111111 tritn to a woman although another man stole,
Al"l' “my. llul like the v ‘hl 3111.141, “ho lcnmw lm' e‘ln male he (‘hoHe
l11-l‘lrmnzlll llr-r $.11): 11: l11L‘ “l7". A'lli then, through (lw’izi'ace and
liv-luhel‘y, Lven dmlli, ll" sin-ml Aly Lez, lo: ch: 11.1 ltt'z‘. 131111 her back.
(WC with
‘1‘ lary MacLaren _.- Norm a 11 K crry——Herbert
Hot n1 0.:
A romance of big and boundless
, Christie Comedy‘ ‘.‘3' l..kc ll" Pathe News
(liliazig
\‘A'edncsday Only
“MADONNAS AND MEN”
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1; vac. tinned.
Ilium o.” thrilling scenes, tense, gripping situations
Conceded by critics and the public as the great-
“SNAPSHOTS”
A presentation of Movie Slsrs at. work and play.
TWO PART COMEDY
“BRIDE AND GLOOM”
.VAUDEVILLE RETURN!
Bigger and better than ever. the most fascinating and costly acts from
the principal circuit will come to the Palace every Week— on
the last three days—beginning
Thursday, September 1
THE BIG THREE VIOLA RUDEL L AND ED-
“, WARD DUNiGAN
at
Harmony Singing in
"RE’VUETTES"
Broad a '5 Y t t i I
w y ounges ars That Rascal
LILLIAN AND ANNA ROTH
in
"The Night of the Party"
LONEY HASKELL'
Celebrated character monologue
comedian
HANAKO ‘rmo ' 1.
Novelty Entertainers
As- .
hmvm’cr. all applications {01"
moron. the mother. claimed that her
son was not responsible for his act in
marrying two women because he had
been aficcted,by gas in his overseas
war 511 ‘3icc.
The Hillside School
Prospect Hill, Nor-walk
Founded by
Eljmbeth B. Mead, 183.3.
A Boarding and Day
School for Girls and
Little Boys
This School offers sane and sound
training in elementary and acade—
mic subjects under the best an-
spices. Largo Faculty of excellent
teachers. New school building with
spacious gymnasium and separate
study halls for each department.
Beautiful grounds. tennis court.
Upper School offers general and
special courses. College Prepara-
tory reviews a specialty. Special
courses planned for those not wish-
ing to work for a diploma.
The Lower School includes the
Intermediate and Primary Depart-
ment. Children are taught how to
study and lay a good foundation for
their lateflhlgh school work. The
Primary Department admits girls
and young boys.
Arrangements made for meeting
children. at the trolley. Chorus
class in charge of Lillian Sherwood—
Newkirk. Gymnastics in all grades.
Fall term begins 3 a. m. \Vedncs~
day. Séptembcr ‘.‘:i 1921.
MISS MARGARET R.
Anna Roth will he presented in a ski: s.-'.lr:. 1‘11‘1'1 5150!! must ("OHIO m the;
D." James Madison "The Night of the lmm‘d ot' fi'mm‘c dirvet ‘from the. BRENDLINGER. A. B-
l'ul'ty." \‘lolu ltudds-ll and Edward hurls o."-"..1te dehuitnil-nts. haunts;
lmniiz'nn are well known exponents.1.131311%»s :tlid (‘Jllll‘ulssiullfi and not; MISS VIDA HUNT
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THE
COCHRAN SCHOOL
‘ 178 East Avenue, Norwaik
A Country Day School
A for Boys
,1 Fall Term Begins Wednesday,
1: September 28, 1921
and peers well. An idea
or bedroom.
Applications for the enroll-
ment of day pupils and board-
ing pupils are now being
received.
W. T. Cochran
Head Master
PHONE 244, NORWALK
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A clean, sanitary floor covering that looks
49c Square Yard
Ange‘yine Furniture Co.
16 NORTH MAIN ST.
These goods are slightly imperfect
prices.
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New Ford
diators oi first-
class type $18. .
kinds by expert
A Repairs of all
Mechanic
l PARK CITY RADIATOR
COMPANY
98 North Main Street
SO. NORWALK. CONN.
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SO. NORlIVALK
GUIMPS
We have :1 toilet y of cream and white not guimps, lace trimmed:
al so some «:1in organdy and dimiiy, and you know that jumper dress ‘
is not complete without a gui‘mp.
VESTEES
All sorts of Vestees with roll 01 mt ed collar and some with cults.
COLLARS AND SETS
Lace and Orgahdy collars to fit round, square and pointed neck.
Roll Peter Pan and Bromley Sets.
Ruffiing, Plaiting, Vesting and Organdy Sashes by the yard
J .1 I. Mallette
88 W’ashington Street South Norwalk
School Days—School Shoes
Thousands of heal-thy young Americans will soon be answering
the call “Back to School.”
To be properly shod is of vital importance to everyone of them
\Vc are prepared to help you in that respect.
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STORE CLOSES AT SIX
MILTON ELWOOD
FORMERLY ELWOOD a GLOVER
1.22 W'ashington Street, South N orwalk
Or are you waiting? lf every-
body should deter ordering until the 3- er3 day a coal fire is needed some
would be disappointed for "h could not be served at once. Why take
that chance? Get 3our coal in befoxe the rush. Best quality and
A
A service now.
A THE NORWALK COAL AND SUPPLY CO.
MASONS SUPPLIES
108 WATER STREET PHONE 113
A Only a Little More Summer—THEN COAL
Ale 3011 prepared for Fall weather.
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SOUTH NORWALK
68 Washington Street A___ ,
PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BEILDING
MR. REE DUCTION SALE IS NO‘V IN
FULL SlVING
The Biggest Shoe Sale of the Season. Visit The Palace Bootery and
Cmnlnee
SCHOOL SHOES REDUCED
X outself
THE GUN AND SHELLS FOR A GOOD
BAG OF DUCKS
“chins: in tho llinvl “bile thr «lurks circle over your decoys—it
lRl-Ki‘s' a 12ml 1.1mm: 119111;. distributed shot pattern to bring down
that elmxus hm- k m inullaid .
\Ylnt'lil‘SlI ;‘ shot guns and loaded shells are famous for their
pattern: <11 11... >1'111 51mm! .1111; 111111 hitting delivery. No duck gets
through a \Ylutllcrier pattern.
Winchester Leader and Repeater Shell
The fan 011.: Profile wedding. The light crlmlglg
duck hunting. ‘
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ALBERT D. MORGAN
THE WINCHESTER STORE
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Wailclinool'. “19 popular loads for
Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New York & Norwalli
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Ton Luge Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds a! 1m
1 portstion; Padded Van: for furniture Work
Main Oflice, 26 Concord St, 80. Helium Phone 294
new York 0500, 201 Well: 20311.. PM om m
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BUY A BABY CARRIAGE
price and secure a substantial saving over the pre—
vailing price.
KIDDIE COOPS, HIGH AIRS, LOW TABLES
WILLOW HANGERS, ROU D OR. SQUARE SHAPES
Raymond 61’ Son
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
WALL AND HIGH STREETS
VICTOR: WESELY
(Formerly With Vaast Bros.) W! 1‘
At our present
1102qu
3,..-L---.--.-.
Royal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte
Automobile Bodies, Fendersfladia "
and Ma e‘1 to
Norwalk Chronicler