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“At the Ringside”—
. Pathe Educational
One of the Season‘s
swmjxfiereee
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((7 Qammount 91am.
Cast Includes
Theodore Roberts—Clyde Filmore—Walter
Heine—Sylvia Ashton
Special Comedies
“Snooky’s Wild Oats”
Friday Only
Massive Feature Producticns
“CARNIVAL”
Pathe News
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[3.3 BY a Producer and Players Who Have Scored Many Successes
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15‘ Saturday
'1; - An lnce Production
‘ “THE 'DIYSTERY ROAD”
: ADDED SPECIAL
\‘ Fatty Arbuckle in “The Desert Hero”
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E: The Hillside. School
Prospect Hill, Norwalk
Founded by
I'llilabcth B. DIcad, 1883.
A Boarding and Day
School for Girls and
I Little Boys
This School offers sane and sound
(rilllllnlz in elementary and acade-
mic subjects under the best au—
splC(-S. Large Faculty of excellent
teachers. New school building with
wacmus gymnasium and separate
elmly halls for each department.
ll-lulil'ul grounds, tennis court.
Upper School offers general and
sw-cml courses. College Prepara—
lorv reviews a specialty. Special
«mumps; planned for those not wish-
ml; to work for a diploma.
The Lower School includes the
lull-um-lluitc and Primary Depart—
mi'nt. Children are taught how to
.tmiv and lay :1 good foundation for
'lll'll‘ lufvr high school work. The
l’rllnnr'y Department. admits girls
mrl young boys.
Armrgt‘ments made for meeting
«Inlrlrvn at the trolley. Chorus
» l a H in charge of Lillian Sherwood-
N: wkirk. Gymnastics in all grades.
1 Ill term begins 9 a. m. JVedzlcs-
My, September 21.1921.
MISS MARGARET R.
BRENDLINGER, A. B.
MISS VIDA HUNT
FRANCIS, A. B.
Principals.
“Week
Aug. 29-Sept. 9
FALL TERM
Day Classes Commence
Sept. 6
Evening Classes
Begin
Sept. 19
MERRILL
a BU SI NESS
COLLEGE
CITY NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING
' PHONE 314-2
THE
COCHRAN SCHOOL
178 East Avenue, Norwalk
A Country Day School
, for Boys
Fall Term Begins Wednesday,
September 28, 1921
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E Applications for the enroll-
? will? of day pupils ancfiboard-
1m: p'lpllb‘ are now \ being
r""-"l'\",‘ll.
T. Cochran
Head Master
PHONE 244, NORWALK
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'1 ”art“ so in the Senm‘
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
THREE MONTHS’ opunsss lN
SPANISH AND FRENCH
Winter classes enrolled now. Wri 2:
Pan- American School, 16 Neptune Ave.,
So. Norwalk. Phone 1086 12.
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Royal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte
md Table de hote
Beautiful rooms, with or with-
out batli'at moderate rates.
ovum lacuna.
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Enrollment
l. l v ll..l.~:1nd go. 3 in no 'ncnr this district. with which the for-
.- '. (1 unnlslv as :1 cunsuuuucl. ‘03! service car- roooperatc. as on th:
'i.m;-~_ ll‘l”. (Uzi t‘-,l~ cull 11l film l‘ucillc cow-it l'H" rm‘i‘fil fir. patrol
1~ r- ul'i.‘ ll Linikulllv caut. \\7.ill.r ‘it is of fire: it :h‘Vanlilge to the service
ll-‘s lrl (‘flilll‘hl m usunl :19 a t-i., to have this patrolling done voluntar-
i ml'tlu.’ » ilnll disappointed lovm'. 'll)’.
'i'lu minn- ltmwrt.‘ is :1 hlnfi' and heartv —
:(Hzl lri'lllri'nw- \vlii‘c F}.l\l;i. Asllfoni
:xtwl li‘ ‘. .. l>1;;‘ll-:ir “ho have appear—
‘c‘l l". (‘1 llllilfifi'i "llilnllll‘l‘" roles art";
isn‘t-mill! n: the ::--l' sh aunts of ”1*
will: ridden Kulhcllzlc.
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nu. at i: TODAY. l
“)lmlunnns and Men" Ix Hailed an;
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TODAY .
“"’MADONNAS AND
MEN”
A veritable tornado‘of Lhril.
ling Scenes, tense, gripping
situations ad brilliant acting.
Conceded by critics and the
public as the greatest story
ever filmed.
"SNAPSHo‘rS ’ ’
presentation
Stars
A 'of Movie
at. work and play
, TWO PART COMEDY
“BRIDE AND GLOOM”
- VAUDEYILLE
RETURN
Bigger and better than ever,
the most fascinating and
costly acts from the principal
circuit will come to the Pal~
are every week—on the last
three days-beginning
Thursday, September 1
THE BIG THREE
in .
Harmony Singing
Broadway's Youngest Stars
LlLLlAN AND ANNA ROTH
in
"The Night of the Party”
VIOLA RUDELL AND ED-
WARD DUNIGAN
in
“Revuettes”
That Raacal
LONEY HASKELL
Celebrated character mono-
logue comedian
HANAKO TRlO
Novelty Entertainers
THURSDAY and FJUDA Y
TOM ‘MIX
in
“THE RIDING ROMEO”
SPECIAL SATURDAY MATI.
NEE FOR CHILDREN 206
{ Best men Exponents of Flirt and
pmlm , ammo
Song 0n Program Opening
, Tomormw. -
There are as many kinds of fun.
song- as there re song-s ’ ami-
Preference is ‘merely‘a mat—
ter of choice and doubtless the Palace
vaudeville tomorrow will be a. popula:
choice. Viola Rudell and Edwar i
Dunigan are exponents of fur. and
song and their Particular kind flats
gbeen accepted quite generally as one
lot the PODUYRT brands. Their songs
are a combination of lyric and melody
‘and are packed in a. tidy little packagé
area
0 an r
_5 Relief
LAMS
called "lleV'filtca" They have good
vmces. proba )ly better voices than is
usual] with singers of dGSCx’iptive
songs. but, still more to the point
the fact that they know
comedy \.£,lU€ and
numbers and their jests perfectly
y'l“y arr A- ! Pvpononts of fun and
song. Ollie: acts are Anna and I ll! iai
Roth. “:0m1W'S-‘ly )ou: ges stars.
.“The 1131; 'Tl‘ll‘i‘i’." "Hanoko Trio" and
the (‘Olr’lliétll l “honey Hoskell." Tozn
Mil. will L.- st Ned Thursday and FM-
day in :1 “Riding Romeo" and them.)
will be a. King Rider feature Saturday.
an d
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namnrn rmr. k1«.v.\0'r1::
BEAUTY
TO
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l Bomny means so much to Women——
power. social triumph. admiration
and love. Beauty‘ implies good
health. W'ho ever saw a. woman
racked with pain. struggling with
’“vcnkntgsg or disease. who could be
'callcd lN‘l).lltlflll?-'Th€ woman of to-
Vtiuy in this high-strung. nervous age
is continually ovgrdoing with the re-
sult that ills pro '7 r to her sex devel-
0p which unchecked. will ruin all
chances for her happiness. The nat—
ural rastorazixo for such ailments is
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Come
pound. which for more than forty
years has beer recognized as a stand-
ard nl‘nody for women‘s ills. and had
done much to rPliFVC pain and restore
good hczzlth to vvomen.
H!“ Y l)! I. R MAY (- l\ll “l )U’"
TRIAL. .
Co..n., Aug. 31.—
an umpire of the
has been rurommend—
g
i llllll'lfli‘il’llll’l‘.
il‘eivr McLaughlin.
‘linstvrn lA'LLl—IU‘.
Hilly rule or".
Moral as \‘b'l-ll as Fun in New I‘lljl‘.‘
(‘layton l'lny “Sham."
'l‘hnt Paramount pictures are, livinglhr
“clever stars ingood ?
etoiics with perfect supporting casts."
and Ethel Clo)—
'11 ll '
up to their slogan
is prn‘wd hf; ”Sham."
ton sic l‘ or \nhiclo which opens
‘Rcm- lit "lilu wire toll: l: nni lonlurrlfl‘
"It l. .13 lull] EXH‘H lin‘m,‘
$11.1 Muir
"A! l\. n m of lllt Hog: .l 1. Ill « 11%
”16- lul’lJ‘Hll. j: l'c-nll; r In"...
l lh’iio- l-Nw lllllt‘ In :Ilft'u'll 1‘1
punm‘. HP ‘1 :l vumxl'll ‘llll' ll l r.lli1-
ll‘.‘ "l (frigid ’iitlhlil "S! .l: "In an
11:1: thi- iu'.l_\ Will l Hun
l‘. (it"nl l Ill l‘l‘l‘.‘ ‘ KUK‘Hl hi:ll'l~
I" l\ 3'1". 11;“ lg: :\ .ll Slll‘ltktl-:Y1
" '1 .\ i ll v slur. l‘Illir
<‘ 1, 1 ‘l gnu-l :1 (1i .‘nmldi—
- '2 :ttr' aim ‘for
R
ltr
1m}.
Attraction Wtraxnnltmry.
lrnrrwr 0n ll"2\l has“: and first made;
él‘m: ruling in liofiio“ 1‘1 l‘JH. but it;
Inn‘s l.0l tukvn up in tlv ruins corn~‘=
fim‘lliee until 131’). who ho was sup. l
,pellmi by l‘m: .z‘cs lila-m :liwl limslie. 3'
. .
j amnion-‘1 Fun: Purim“ l
‘ A11 Ali'f‘lfilil' tzro {2:13.111} in the Pikes3
lrt‘uli l'l'};lul! 1‘ home: l‘.l.'Tll‘.l on with-‘1
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out (05‘. to ll. ion“. 5r~rvicc of {heal
. 3 ~_ . ._
ll lllllll Stu ~. .. ’pill'Itllm’lt of ngricul-l .
.luun A ll io . m ‘l;fi’ip3lty 'Auto To New and Renovated
i“ . .., . (vr 4..» We” \. l .11~ f pl
1"“ “" “"5 “ .'.. ‘ "f1“ 0 Also Upholstering of Limousines
(walnut loulxo. for luvs. (luring rcgu— First Class Painting
trips, and «SLK‘Fllll trips to lOGCllv or
»[>;<,lx‘ are nmdc at tl-xq» lt‘;i;(»§t of {139‘ , A" MR . .
e .7 ~ , South Mam Street, Opposite Wilson
in (.‘l mulcc. 'lhe 1. \AllO are Hat SH)
‘;.|1l‘0lll‘.: d specia‘ unpn:.i i‘n‘ guards, Phone 9 2
n- ,r ‘i 1 " vr gut-.3 . l» , , . ,
1 ‘” ‘, (”mm .“m‘ “mp" ' t l ”“0!“ ,F‘ormerly wtlhrBlue Ribbon Body Co.
.1: «mmrles oi forest ofiic: . . :md Lllt‘i Pl‘idgeport.
-:apl;1ne.s Lear on their \\.r"“.~' i2: neat ‘
Twill-rs. ‘(Hlicinl liorest Sin-Hun l‘;1trol.'
This patrol may cost ti .1 aircraft SUPERIORITY
t‘iOl’ ”Mint; a good deal. if many special V" . R q . It f fit
flights are llé'xC‘l’Si-El.l_\7. lel- twanpuny, ' "( "3") 9‘“ ..pec1a. y (1” ‘n‘
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«llUVVNlT. (lUr‘S HUI (‘XPPCI (z) (‘hargc Ln“: ‘3" gdficf‘s. Con] “n; g
‘th’ . . ., t in“, . _ .. _ mntness and comfort. The
"‘. ( exprnm o {Ilallldlhi‘bp}, .t bt-_ , . .
mew“; th-lt it m” rm“ ._ quality of our work lies in the
l ’ ‘ l ‘ (r ””5 SPrH“ so erioritv of our workman-
ntnitously and at the Stilllz’ link-”its hp ' o
l‘ planes willbc known :13 (hr- ones 3 1p.
- !There is no army nir {in
1
id:
song value 1.
put over their '
32d 1!, l‘ltsidflll John llvylller of the
1.N'utionzll Lenin! 9 an a possible mem-
ll'w' of th( luv . r‘s‘staff. McLaughlin.
.whm-w ho. 10 i- in ( fln.})rifigfa_ Mass
tozmt ll. vorlucl in (‘1 ( New England
&'l<.1L:11! u: H lt‘ Signwi will: l‘ran
:u'xt-ill's circml fixe )031'3 ago. He:
was the originator of the double pen-E
("lli‘hos inn rlcring with al
;which do :his special tin. patrol work.
:1 n f\ w he re
BE FORL
IN DIG £5110“
l AG ED M [SSION ARY DEAD.
l SHANGHAI Aug 30. ——Dr John B.
‘Hykes whose recent death in Shang—
ha! brought to a close nearly a half
century of service as a missionary in
the C iina field. is buried in Pahs‘len—
jao cemetery here. near theseene of
the greater pan of his labors. Doctor
lHykeo who wa. e born at Shippensburg.
Pa.. on August 9. 1852, was admitted
:to the (‘entral New York Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal chui ch, in§
1873. and was then appointed to * a
;mission in China. the youngest man
‘exer placed in the foreign mission by
the Methodist E pi copal church.
He carriedx on exangelist ic work in
various parts of China until 1893.
when he became repre$ntative of the
American Bible Society. with head-
quarters at Slianghal. Civic affairs. as
well as religion 5. received Doctor
Hykes attention. and for a period or
years he was a member of the. muni-
cipal council of Shanghai. and in the
years 1900—05 was American vice con-..
su‘-general. serving at the same time l
as American Mixed Court assessor; In
recent years he was active in the“Ma-
sonic Order in Shanghai. He was‘a
33rd degree Mason and was District
Grand, Master of the District Grand
,ladge, Massachusetts Constitution.
‘Cr-ina Masonic District. He was also
,lnspector General Honorary Deputy of;
lSCottish Rites Body His death 00-;
)t‘fw Supreme Council :e. 5’2"; of the.
curred on June 14.
«———-‘,
FIGURE IT OUT FOR YOURSISLF.
1 Science Serxice says a, pinhead
c o n to i ns 8 000 006 000 000 000 600
atoms. If a pinhead contains that;
in my wonder how many a bonehead
contains. —Houston I eat.
Odd sizes in Children s Gmwham Dresses and "Rompers to
close out at
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88 Washington Street South Noryalk
School Days~SChool Slices
Thousands of healthy young Americans will soon be answering
the call “Back to School. ” ‘
To be properly shed is of vital importance to everyone of them
We are prepared to help yen in that respect.
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STORE CLOSES AT SIX
MILTON ELWOOD
FORMERLY ELWOOD (I. GLOVER
122 Washington Street, South Norwalk
Only a Little More Summer—THEN COAL‘
Are you prepared for Fall weather? Or are you waiting? If ever!-
d should defer or rderlng until the very day a. coal fire is needed lam
xuym be disappointed. for l ".11 could not. be served at once. Why take
that chance? Get your coal in before the rush Best. quality uni
service now.
THE NORWALK COAL AND SUPPLY (30.7
masons SUPPLIES
103 WATER STREET PHONE 113 SOUTH NORWALK
PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUR-DING
SALLIE PUMP
The newest mode in footwear. The most desirable and service“; '
able for early fall. Made of calf skin. $6 95
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Cuban heels and Goodyear welt soles . . . . . . . .7
2
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THE GUN AND SHELLS/ FOR A GOOD.
THAMER, .lNC.
Optometrists and Opticians
BAG OF DUCKS
it
Waiting in the blind while the ducks circle over your decoys-—
takes a, hard- hitting evenly distributed shot pattern to bring down
that camas hack 0: mallard. f
Winchester shot guns and loaded shells are famous or their
patterns of uniform spread and hard hitting delivery. No duck gets
through 3. Winchester pattern.
Winchester Leader and Repeater Shell
Smokeless powder. The famous Prestic waddlng. The right m
'Waterproof. The popular loads for duck hunting.
«A
Special Sale of
TEXOLliUM
The most tall-(ml nhoul picture of;
.tlzr- (112v. "Almimmns and Men." is to-l
(inf; precluded at ll 5‘ Palace Theatre.
ll iv ill" massive {:1 ll clnlmrntc pro—l
(luclm‘: ll'nf ilk-2'25 the nlmusfimentfifl
llcslrcs and lust o." ancient Rome to‘
those of 1710:3"rn times and has strand
of!“ of the greatest hits in the his-.torv:
of motion pir‘ti:r£‘s_ An wonderful
scone ni‘lvr scorn is unrcclod ihc sneC- I
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the orw :3 .m‘ f’ ‘1 u".- ‘nro. a photo—
l‘srz‘“.:x ti 1.: ' ’ ET‘t'Vl‘l" twenty-:0
of its Tl‘lillll'ln its wonderful
production 3'!
It will. of course.
to the Palace Theatre tonight.
p:
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SPECIALS
Cl
GOLDEN’S:
68 Washington Street
is seeing
praiseworthy act—
draw crowds
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A clean, sanitary floor covering that looks well ‘
and wears well. An ideal covering for your kitchen: “
"or bedroom.
Exceptional Opportunity
To purchase
new and sec-
and and radi-
ators t reas-
enable prices.
Nelda Ford ra‘
diators of first.
class type 318.
Repairs of all- kinds
Mechanic
PARK CITY RADLATOR
by expert;
Specially Priced at
49c Square Yard
ALBERT D. MORGAN
THE WINCHESTER STORE
Hershfield Motor
' Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New York & Norwafi
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
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At our present price and secure a substantial sawing over the pro—
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Home ooors. HIGH CHAIRS. Low TABLES
WILLOW HAMPERS ROUND on SQUARE SHAPES
RaymOnd 89’ Son
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
WALL AND HIGH STREETS
HORN“
VICTOR WESELY
(Formerly With Vault Bros.)
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps, Repaired and M ode to 0rd
ax.
Norwalk Chronicler