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3:112 greatest picture that Thomas Meighan has ever played
White and Unmarried
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that followed make an interesting and charming story
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Two Reel Comedy “Stopover"
TOMORROW AND FRIDAY
The best of the Paramount Week Specials
All Star Cast Presents
screen an was conceived
Two Reel Comedy, “Crowning Torchy”
SATURDAY
The Grand Paramount VVeekeFinale
“APPEARANCES”
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Sylvia Dreamer and Elsie Ferguson
Arc Stan-I on a. Double Feature
Bill
The Palace is today offering a
double feature bill that will rival any,
picture program yet presented in
Norwaik. Sylvia Breamer.is beingl
starred in :1 new First National Play'
“1V0! Guilty." This production has
inc-n accorded :1 splendid reception
where it has been shown and the pi]
lie and iIIss alike have agreed that
it is 011(10‘1the masterpieces of the.
your. Mist: Breamer is supported by
:I. well chos: 11 cost of very capable-
plnyers. In the added special feature
on the double bill. Elsie Ferguson,
0119 of the LI’ st known ‘nnd most pop
111:11‘ 01 tlc Paramount stars will be
sun i11”Sacred and Profane- Love
'llllS is admitt d: ~y one of the ranking
II-uturcs in which Miss i-erguson has
starred. The Palace management is
presenting this big bill at great ex-
pm me but it is in line with the policy
II-stnblishcd of giving the public real
woxth while attractions. The short
subjects chosen have been most care-
'fully st-lectcd and each is aworth
lwhilc feature- in itself.
“The “'omau God Changed" Has
"00" marked for Thursday
lilliun \VulkCr
dimples “'11. 'come!
“'11 1 she
of the adorable
linvc lilm fans forget that
shc was born in Brooklyn, loves to
cook. and takes walks in the park
lpurposvly to stop all the nurse girls
'v.'ilh charming baby-carriages l'or
ll,ccp at the chubby little inmutt-s?
\V’cll. one cannot say that such
Lillian is the one who presents hcr-
all us the maelstrom of passion in
the new
lpitturc. “The “Oinnn God Char ."gcd.
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PALACE
A Smashing Big,Double Bill of Features
Three Shows Today—2:15, 7:15 and 9
SYLVIA BREAMER
In the Dramatic Sensation of the Current Season
“Not Guilty’f;
And Special Added Attraction
ELSIE FERGUSON
AND PROFANE LOVE”
Fox‘ News
“SACRED
l we Reel Comedy .
THUSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY
A II :11 blue ribbon \aljil(‘\lll(‘ bill that patrons will surely find :1. show
of. Metiopolitnn stundnids throughout. Blazer and belter than
last weI k' 5 very successful opener
THE RAMSDELLS AND DEYO BISON CITY FOUR
a. sprigs or seven costume Comedy Character Quartet
[1 IIlt‘1:
dance 0“ KS MONROE and GRANT
In
BILLIE BOWMAN 111 “Having Troubles 01‘ Their
Chatter and Changes ()wn"
LEIGHTON and PETTITS
. in "A LitIlo Interruption" \.
and
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
DAVID BUTLER
“THE SKY PILOT”
SATURDAY ‘
EARLE ‘VILLIAMS
“‘IT CAN BE DONE”
luggflfi’f TODAY is Dorothea 51nd others of importance
art: lI‘rcIi \'room. Marion Skinner.
IIIIIIIIIIII. MI-Igimn “'ill Make 1111.1 ,“"-”‘_'" "0”“ “"“1 “0N wm‘ka'
finpvnruru‘u "are in “\Vhlte Iflie leaturv appears today also.
And Unmarried” ‘ ‘
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\V‘ ll cit—
RI-gt-nt
Para.-
'l‘lIInu:ts Mcighnn
That accounts for lhr,
performances at the
ycstcrday where the
his latest
Ruinsdclls' 11ml Deyo Will no One of
Luulin: Attractions (in
'l‘lii~ \\'et~k’s Bill
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MEMORIAL FOR
Z R-2 Victims
IN LONDON
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and United States military and naval
lattaches and members of the Amer-
:ican embassy staff Wen: presth The
limited States Navy was further rep-
lrese nted by detachments from the
_iliowden airship base and the battle-
ship Utah.
l Members of the British Cabinet
wn-e out of the CitY. attending the
lmeeting Of the Cabinet council at
iInverness. but they sent representa-
ltivcs to the servichs The lord may-
'ors of London and Hull. the mayors
of V‘Vestmix ster and Bedford and the
high commissioners for the Britizh
dominions or their
were also in attendance
I 1119 km. H. l). 1..
in chirf of tht‘ BOWL! Air Forces. do-
lllvcred a short address. in which he
referred to tho association between
the air forces Of England and Ameri-
lca‘ in (level-oping a once formidable
engine of di- «nuction lnto a pioneer of
,closer relations between the two na-
tions lhev rt‘DrPSfllt"
He than (in; ribcd in a few terse
scntenE‘rIs the sudden collapse of the
7.11.2. which cost so many
lives.
l “The price of DTOgTPSS and the toil
lof sciencc." he added. “are bitter
I nough
is: .1 lack of splendid mI-n ready to do
and darc It is DPSt 50 To be in the
foremost of the light to c'onquer what
hall a generation ago was an untried
I;-I'd will (-\tr appeal to our splendid
manhood"
A ftxilllll‘f‘ or the choral scxvice was
the mIg.1.I~I rt ri-Idcring of the
"Hattie Hymn of the Republic"
"The Star Spangled Banner."
FEAR RELIEF WILL
represe n tatives.
Viner. chaplain I
gallant I
Ytl. thank God. there never:
and
COCHRAN SCHOOL
l78 East Avenue, Norwalk
A Country Day School
for Boys
Fall Term Begins Wednesday,
Applications for the enroll-
ment of day pupils and board-
ing pupils are now being
received.
Due to the manv inquiries it
has definitely been decided to
start a. ln'ndergarten for young
boys and girls — Enrollment
should be inade at once to in-
sure accommodation.
omce hours 9 to 12 daily
Afternoons and Evenings by
Appointment
W. T. Cochran
Head Master
PHONE 244, NORWALK
The‘ Hillside School
Prospect Hill, Nat-walk
Founded by
Elizabeth B. Mead, 1883.
A Boarding and D ay
School for Girls and
II» 1.1111 comma to 11.1- we 1.1 ”MIMI BE TOO LATE
’l‘hursdziy and Friday. I
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woods about two mile-s out of Guillord. 1”“. Pm“. ( .. Y. H. I. 71% .- 'uw ”‘3‘.
\\'lll‘l‘t' llil‘ sto‘I-n goods were hurlI-(l. l .(i _, ll “Ii,“‘h 1-, P... ”.011...“ ‘ p00,
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“”1” “’0‘“ tonight 3”“ prninpfn I,” 4-er .' I‘II‘IO rubles pm- round and;
iIiI-ntilicd 11 320" “Old glass. '~“‘°”“‘r II. . rIw of ”II“ wcalil ‘6 {voile ‘are
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lilI-s that hml lIIIIIz‘. rIInIou-Il from. I I~ '1: . pendent ’6'? {FDL\'(3';:“ “‘roukxz‘hi
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l‘vnrrin’: in l-IssI-\ (111 A111; 2\' " (In. I.‘ . the sole topic 0‘ (‘Onvvr‘sziihm 'np;
ll" ‘M \ (H ”I I 3' \ ‘ it“ men are busy hnuhv 1: loads of tree.
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kind IllspnN-Il of in .\'I-w York ;;:;S:: {pgwgsgnzshgxim r for their;
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the Dr0(‘l:lllllill0llI—-—
S'l'A'l‘l‘I ()l-' ('HNNHCTICI’T
lly His l".\(‘(11l11ncy.
l'I\'El’.l‘l'l"l' J. LA Kl'l
Govcrnor
A PROCIIAMATION
By virtue of the authority
vested and in accordance with
ench judge of curb city.
FUR GIRLS T0 CONN.
umI-rnur Lnlu- signs l'nx-bmmtimi
“'liirh (‘nmpli‘tu- “(1111
For Site.
[11 11 pa‘nclninnlmn issued )‘I'stcrday
”(nan-11' l.nk: prwrluinIIIIi the formal:
trails"! r (If tlw (' I1111III111I'211 ludustrmli
School In: Girls :11 f\l1IiIll~Itown to the;
slnlv. ’I'hII iIIslilIIlIIIII is in [in known]
as “1.011;: l.:I11I~ l-‘IIrin." Following is}
in me
Section
7 of Chapter 402 of the Public Acts
got 1921. I hereby make proclamation
that Long Lane Farm at Middletown.
Connecticut. is the suchIssor to the
Connecticut lndnslrinl School for Gills.
also of BliIiIilI’Ilown. and is upon lor doflflfifflmggfifw
the rPcI-ption of inn1:‘-1t(s 11s fnrn1I1I'l) ISW'I'RANS' ' It
and that. after September 1.1921. rill _m;'2;:zr;::;2m.:;:=wu
commitments 'l lI- .:"»1I‘.I1 to son] Mm mmnswwizua
Long [.11an l‘: ., 1 Ghost also that HEAR :°§"‘w“‘“§°"§$.322
a copy hem-cf 'II‘Ilcr the seal of the
executive llt‘I‘ILE‘T - It In mailed to BEATS ON sALE AT STEINER'TS
bo rough and
MONDAY. SEPT. 12
Matinee and Evening
. Local Management
l Rudolph Steiner:
915 Main Street Bridgeport
PRICES: —
Matinee 50: to $100. Plus Taxes
Evening 75c to $150, Plus Taxes
.Complete Change of Program at the
Matinee and Evening
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ninunl std 1s DODCTY‘ g .. 3 .. “(83“. and \Villiam li' a town court. and each states attorney.
\.II1I-lI,I"Wl11te and I rim-.Irri (l. ,. , dm-‘M'll 11ml 1) .
~II t, 1 lid 5 Bill» l\' '1 l1 own as AdU‘ “03.0 WI” present '111 “"“N’\ at“! {it Hartford. Connecticut. this
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”MM. (‘1 our m. H ‘ I, min-.8. lilly :1: with bld;i filst Ltlfllns and t-ffects ( g Ii) L\«E‘I"L it JdLaltc.
11ml.» :1 1-1.111rr III :I 1:: l ..n.l admire-1 Ifno fly "mph!“ 1‘; till: lulucc, Tm" ovemor.
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I I I1 1 a ,, II \_ l I ‘l (16121: 2:31: half of the week. Seven dances will Sentinel Wants Are Wlnnon
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II II' .1 million 'll;.l.l:‘ “1.1,! Qt',‘l3 l'jr b? ELL} “1th 4 complete change 01
l m um (‘11 ”H W l 11 (U Iniborntc wardrobe. 'l‘h1s trio has
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a . u the plIo H n w,» M“ made- 1). big hxt in musn‘al comedy and
m I 11‘»; ll ('l‘ 'I‘ "" " t: 1 mm vaudeville and has played all of Ihe
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.,,, [I l ””1”” 1“ ‘ 1:1", l't‘ l1"st class theatres throughout tlie
'. i ’1 'f ‘ l, " country. Billie Iowman may be ‘
“III-.1 iizlnluuuwi v.11. \‘1'.11'I(l111l.z’. l
. . _ counted upon for the most humorous
I II-uch piCprI lII ’ l‘iilv lull. in .
, . ‘ , , chuttvr that has been heard in Nor- i
IIIII- With Andrew, II. little cancer 01 . l
. . 7 . walk in many months when he 11p-
IIHI culc. thereby ll.(.‘lll'i‘illg‘ the en- . . , l
, . ‘ , wars on th. bill. Leighton and .Pet- I
IIIIy ol Chicoq. an Aput .1 ( 111 CI . . .. ' I \
. . 11.x v.1“ he starred in A Little Inter-
.I. lm in Andree and concc Ils hfr In , .. V I
‘ ruplion. while Monroe and Grant .
II ll’lIILl s farmhouse. l)orotl1e.).. . - 1.
. _, .' . . lll!\H a #Oaring farce entitled ’l‘rou- ‘
I - uI-I discovers Murechzil 5 run ,_ . ,. . .. . - .
, 7 lrws 01 Hour Own. The In“ w1ll be
.l II.II I -r and tells Billy where All‘ . . . ‘
.. ' M‘Mm‘ Wt“. one of the ”r“ I-orit‘Iudcti With the entertainment of .
‘1 I. ’ l "‘ The Bison City Fourxa quartet of the '
Illl‘ 1; gun fights ever screened, the- “ host standing introduci'i r l
' I I III-'4 Andree. but not before ‘ g A g g ea,
comedy as well as songs. David But-
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”I“! ‘I’Oq' Morechal and lcr Will be starred in the Thursday
111.111, The death of Murechal
IIIIrothtn from the distaste-
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IIII; Logan. t‘ormr-r I‘ 011133.
15:1 A 110' roe, Grace Darmond
- , I, WA’I‘ERTOWN. N. Y.. Sept. 7.—
—A IWord reached this city yesterday 01
llflyal James HaTEL the sinking Thursday night of the
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Oswego to Picton. Ont. coal-laden,
after a. collision in Lake Ontario With
the freighter Key West. Capt. Thom-
as L. Van Dozen. dxty-fiv'e. his mam
nIIaIIIIful rooms, with or With:
out bath at moderate grates.
and Friday picture feature “The Sky!
.d'
schooner Oliver Mowatt. bound from'
at
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ictrola Concert
McCORMAC K ‘AND. KREISLER
, . .. will be given
Friday Evening, September 9th
8 to 9 O’Clcck (D. S. T.)
DEPARTMENT
OF
..I_. COLLINS CO.
the
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Little Boys
This School Otters sane and sound
training in elementary and acade-
mic subjects under the best au-
spices. large Faculty of ewellent
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 (or 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 later high school work. The
Primary Department admits girls
and young bOS‘s.
Arrangements made for meeting
children at the trolley. Chorus
class in charge of Lillian Sherwood-
Newkirk. Gymnastics in all grades.
Fall term begins 9 a. m. Wednes-
day. September 21. 1921.
MISS MARGARET R.
BRENDLINGER, A. B.
M188 VIDA HUNT
FRANCIS, A. B.
Principals.
September 28, 1921 ’ 4;
PALAcE BOOTERY;
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
SHOES
Our Boys’ and Girls' Shoe Department is complete. keep the boy! and 1
girls well dressed by buying your shoes at the Palace Bootery ‘
Young Girls’ Mahogany Calf Shoes with Rubber Heels. . $4.95
Misses’ Mahogany Calf Shoes with Rubber Heels . . . . . . . $3.95
Boys’ Mahogany Calf Shoes with Rubber Heels . . . . . . . . $4.95
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OPEN EVERY EVENING (mm. 9 O’GLOCH
SEPTEMBER VICTOR RECORDS
—-arId——
SEPTEMBER Me] 0 Dee PLAYER Roms
Now On Sale
STOP IN AND LET US PLAY THEM FOR YOU.
STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK
The Hamilton Shop
49 Wall Street
Can‘t last forev
factory results in heating the bedroom,
room may be obtained by using
A PERFECTION OIL HEATER
All Models at a Reductiori of 10 Per Cent
PERFECTION OIL COOKERS AND WICKS FOR ALL
Raymond - 69’ Son
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
WALL AND HIGH STREETS
THIS WARM WEEK IN SEPTEMBER
er and when the snappy season comes sure and satin-
bathroom, or living.
STYLES
NORWAIIII
S. D. G. CANDY CO.
WHOLESALE 001030301
TION'ERY AND IO!
CREAM com -
53 Onborn Avenue
East Nomlk, com.
Phone 479-13
Exceptional Opportunity
To purchase
new and sec.
and hand radi-
ators at reas-
onable prices.
ew Ford to...
diators of first.
class type $18.
kinds by expert
Mechanic
Repair. of all
PARK CITY RADIATOR
COMPANY '
98 North Main Street
so. NORWALK, OONN. l
SPECIALS
Di
GOLDEN’S
68 Washington Street
OUR OPTICAL WORK
Is the best that skilled workmen
can make it.
Let ‘us
strain.
THAMER, INC.
relieve you of that eye.
VICTOR WESELY A V.
(Formerly With Vaast Bron.)
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps, Repaired and M a (l e to Order,
ALL KINDS or SHEET METAL won
WELDING OF ALL KINDS OF METALS
13 Raymond Street, South Norwalk. Near South Iain Strut.
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OF A GUARANTEED PURITY ARE OFFERED YOU BY
THE SUPERIOR PRODUCTS COMPANY
At a price lower than brands Of an inferior quality are sold for
“SCHLITZ” Light Or Dark Certified Double Malt Extract—
A Ottisfying Product
MONEY BACK G RANTEE FROM THE DEALER
J. M. DAFFR‘ON, spie Distributor, New Rochelle, N. v.
a For Sale by
NORWALK i
Frank Doric)?"i
45 West Avenu?'
Standard Butter &. Egg Co.
53 Main Street
SO UTH NORWALK
William Miller
34 West Washington Street
Shefller G. Utzinger
Cor. So. Main and Woodward Ave.
THE GUN AND SHELLS FOR A GOOD
BAG OF DUCKS
Waltln in the blind while the ducks circle over your decoys—1t
takes a hagrd hitting, evenly distributed shot patternto bring down
that canvas back or mallard.
Winchester shot guns and loaded shells are famous for their
patterns of uniform spread and hard- hitting delivery. No duck gall
through 11 Winchester pattern.
Winchester Leader and Repeater Shell
Smokeless powder. The famous Prestlc wedding. The right crimp,
Waterproof. The popular loads for duck hunting.
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ALBERT D.- MORGAN-I
THE WINCHESTER STORE
The Newest in Fall Footwear
BUDDY OXFORDS
Of soft, genuine calfskin with low heels, medium broad toes.
wing and ball strap patterns.
Black........$7.00 I Brown ........$1.59.
To appreciate them, you must see them
, STORE CLOSES AT SIX
MILTON ELWOOD
FORMERLY ELWOOD a. GLOVER
122 W'étshmgton Street, South Norwalk
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Spec1als - f .r
Odd sizes; in Children’ s Gingham Dresses and Rompers to . _;
.c)936;outat........ $1.00
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6 3,4“ ‘ MW,“ . BLOUSES ,-. $1”
’ 3mg mBatst ;
Villa,logacgggunnliecl3 $2.001
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