wllDlx‘E‘ZDAY, SEPT. 14, 1921
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Two Reel Comedy
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A Choice. Feature Presentation
“A Kiss In Time”
Here yourwill‘enioy a great picnic that turned out to be a man bunt
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Hawley I ’
alarl Feature DcLuxe
Pathe Educational
Attractions
Friday
The
Down
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Pusl
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to Live
Future to
Joe London‘s folks
had never been much
and the town‘s best, -
people didn't I h i n k
much Of Joe. But he'd
fought for an educa-
”on and haul come
back home to make,
good .
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MEEGHAN
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g e cnuucs s Samoan
‘3‘ Alllllll'tl from'tlle Famous Novel by Booth Tarkington
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1. Two lites}! Comedy Pathe News
\ ‘ Saturday Matinee and Night
1:: llhflli’: DANIELS in "THE MARCH HARE”
:' “ While New York Snares" — Kineto Review
frrzr/WW/ -
i ltoyal James HOTEL
1 Restaurant a la carte
Ind Table do hate
flcmitiful rooms, with or with.
out bath at moderate rates.
ll-‘rlday. Thomas Mcighnn,
llama an opportunity for some of' the
‘llh’SL work of his motion picture- cur-
tlw star,
1001'. AS ".700 Loud-on" Mr. Meighan
‘plays the part of the ostracized youth.”
I—u— nlelnlM-l‘ of the so-callcd “Other
Palace Theatre 5
THREE TIMES TODAY ONLY
Two Big Features on One Bill
r ALICE JOYCE
‘fT he Scarab Ring”
.ETHEL CLAYTON
Supported by Theodore Roberts and Others in
“SHAM”
Two Reel Comedy
Fox News
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
A dollar and a. half show of pictures and Vaudeville
FADEN Tmo HERBERT a. DRAKE
High Class Song and Comedy presentation or the most
Offering Entitled nmel and entertaining
“JUST WAIT AND SEE" “News
MOORE & FIELDS
A few'moments ln Darkydom j
In a
JACK MARLEY
(:ubhy Slide 01' Vaudeville
The
BROW’NLEE’S RUBE BAND
(12h: of 'em. howled by Frank Alz-xnndcr. dancer: Doris
llcarh and {Lick Cody, l‘unslcrs, and it. real rub!)
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And for Thursday and Friday
JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD’S
“The Golden Snare”
(‘urwood ncvl-r wrohi a better stm'yvmw'ur made a bI-itcr pictul‘c
than this—tho scrccn cannot glw another like it
There on:
hand
FOR SATURDAY ONLY
“SEEDS OF V ENGEANCE”
THE
September 29, 1921
Applications for the enroll-
ment of day pupils and board-
ing pupils are now being
received. '
Due to the many inquiries it
has definitely been decided to
start a. kindergarten fOI‘i young
boys and girls —- Enrollment
should be made at once to in-
sure accommodation.
Ofilce hours, 9 to 12 daily
Afternoons and Evenings by
Appointment
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Head Master
moms 244, nonwm
Appear to the best advatagc when worn over the correct 7
foundation. Before selecting your ”frocks let us help you to
; choose a corset. Our stock cotains corsets which are ‘
scientifically designed to mcctfithe idividual requirements of i 1
3 every type of figure. 7 " ' l l
1 Absolute freedom in cFvery pose, and perfect harmony with
Fashion‘s latest decree are most. successfully attained in the
fitting of every figure by on? expert Corse iere.
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THIS WARM WEEK IN SEPTEMBER A
Can't last forever and when the snappy season comes sure undm ' '
factory results in heating the bedroom. bathroom. or living.
room may be obtained by using
A PERFECTION OIL HEATER
All Models at a Reduction of 10 Per Cent ‘
PERFECTION OIL COOKERS AND WICKS FOR ALL STYLES
FUNERAL DI RECTORI
STREETS nonwsnr , .'
WALL AND HIGH
The Hillside School
Prospect Hill, Norwalk
' Founded by
Elizabeth B. Mead. 1883.
A ..Boarding and D ay
School for Girls. and
Little Boys
This School otters sane and sound
training in elementary and acade-
mlc subjects under the best au—
spices. Large Faculty 0! excellent
teachers. New school building with
spacious gymnasium and separate
Study halls for each department.
Beautiful grounds. tennis court.
. LCOCHRAN SCHOOL
Upper School offers general and
178 East Avenue, Norwalk
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special courses. College Prepara-
‘. for Boys
courses planned for those not wish-
:lmll‘” in Cannon. thypical middle.
and dislikes . and its "socicty."
PALACE. TODAY
Double Feature Bill l’reqents
Joyce and Ethel Clayton Sup-
ported by 'I‘hcordore Roberts
In Two Excellent Pictures
lurr- was directed bY
whom reputation is well known.
murmur-net: will present “Sham."
food for serious
The Palncc
t uimm-nt and
Ruhr-r thought.
Nl-m. with the big features.
IU MIGHT ’E“)l)/\Y
‘Vuula Hawk-y lyi'iLll All “Or Charm Tim
And Homily riakcs a New
Amwnl in "A. Kiss [n
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"A Kiss In Tum-3' ll'.n VVnn/lo, Haw-
ll-y piclurc which Wlll Show at the
“03:0“! 'l‘hrealrc today. 1.3 the story of
n. lll’lll'fl wager Hml. he can met-t, W'(’\)
1nd win a. m-rtnin girl within (our
hum-S. The girl in (ehpelely sceptical
nl-(ml love in general and rapid—fire
affairs in parliculnr. When :1 well-
um-mtins: nn'mlcur detective. further
l'unlplh'nl(';.‘ the events of this crowd‘
ml :«flrrnorm, the. plot thickens, lo a.
m." {'l-lourl consistrncy!
Miss Hawk-y plays the role of the
maid who didn't. believe in love. ’1‘.
lroy Mun-m; is: tho. Fast Worker. and
\Uflicr lllmr: 1h.- nnvateur detectlvm
'l‘lunzn.l.-. llc-lfron directed the produc-
m-n, which in one of the most enjoy-
:thlc- (‘tunr‘dy dramas that the popular
tumult slur lmr. r-vrr been seen in.- It
will ho. shown with a two reel comedy,
“What a Whoppcr" and a. Pathe Edu-
ru ! Inn :vl
REC; MNT TOMORROW'
Bunch 'l‘m-lxlngmn's celebrated Novel
"as Hum Made Bplcndldli'eature
With‘ “momma Melghnn m
’01 Booth:
Alice
The Palace will today present the
now-l by Harriet Gaylord and the pic«
Edward Jose.
No
l-s.» a feature is the Paramount pro-
.lmllon largo on the- hlll in which.
I“Iv-l Clayton, supported by Theodore
llnl-v-I'IH and several other players 05
A.
”my of a young woman who lived liar
" ') and her moons and one of the ac-
'vunlnulyillg difficulties. the picture at
wuur- “was the highest class of cntexu
and
will Offw- L IN
A two rot-l mid wcck commly and 1‘1».
7 of' Canaan." par- .
loves Arcl Tab/or. who‘also belongs to
the same strata of nnrespcctablr-S. lmti
life for them is a. burdmr Ariul‘sl
uncle dies and she goes to Paris and
Jon goes away to study law. Hr- rp-l
turns to conquer “Cannon" and hlsI'
problems give Mr. Mcighan a spll-n-i
did opportunity to display his tnlvnts‘
Doris Kenyon ‘
is loadin' wo ; ‘
.--.-mul of its Wednesday double fea- the picture. E’ m‘" m.
vmr- hills. Patrons will easily recall
‘lw nnc program of entertainment PALACE T()MORRO“’
‘lv'l was offered to them last week .
w'l the ' may be certain that the at- . _ . .. _ .
l. u-tion; which have been booked tor",8m°"sn(::f“fi|llf 2‘30; ngc Golden
‘ -l'y will even surpass in merit those Run “1;“ to ‘29“! flb
.l A week ago. Vltagraph will pres- Pro 111;): 4 L
‘ul a. super special starring Alice .gr .
“we in "The Scarab Ring." This SUCh is ”‘5? merit offht‘ picture and;
lvl‘mlut‘lion is from the well known vaudeville bl” ”lat Will he‘- combined.
on the- program of the Palace tomor-I
grow and Friday. it is hard to do fulll
'jusllce to both and say what is de'l
served. Space makes a wry hrllff rc-l
view of the acts and pictures ncccs-1
sary, but the public (“an rvst :lSSUrl‘d’
that ll. is not. Ol'lq-n apt. to imppvn that'
such a bill Cm: lw ci‘t‘l-ro-ll. “'l‘hc'
LGoldcn Snare" is u. lune-s Uliw-r Cllr-
,wqod story uni as :l 'nrtnrx- it i< C‘ur-
wood in sizc. notion romzmcé- and
mysu-zy. It‘s the ('nrwuml Story that
5;", p.01: llll‘l ling \\'ll(‘?‘. _\.m twirl it.
“ ' ‘.l\'l~l adventure Oi llv' 1103'”:
N'Jl‘lllwv>l Al-Ilillit'J who try-km] :t.
lililll'llilll l» tint arctic all.) tin-:2 (‘Olllul
lot. tukl- lull) lwcuusv o!‘ :l gulllnn‘
tlhlll‘fll git! «ml :1. kllld)’. howls Stripe-.1
Ruth Ilt'IllC'K uzn‘l \Yullum» llt‘r'f‘j
vuudvfillc will inrlmln liullo
l:rownlw-'s eight piece jazz lmml;
lMoOrc and Fit-ids. :1 colored duct: the
Fallen Trio in
a high class singing
'nnd comedy Offering “Just “fill and
Emu" Harbor! and Dart». Offering
simplc nthlctlvs and Jack Marley the
Gnhby Glide of vaudville. Matinee:
.'l'l1ursu‘ay and Fri-lay “ill be :1: 2:15;
(evening show with vaudeville at 7
O'clock and a picture dviltlxu per—
'[ormance a: 9 o'clock.
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HIGHER SALARIES “ANTED. E
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liAli'l‘F‘Ulllx Sis-pt. ll~A‘ the
mar-ting of the State Board Of Finm‘ct‘
to-luy reliuests for increases won-l
heard. Highway Commissioner Charr-
l--s J. Bonnett asked the Boar-I to in-
‘rxrasc salaries in-his department. as:
follows: Deputy Commisshner Rich-l
iz-rdL. Saunders, fr/n $4.500 to $5.000:.
,W. L. Ulrich, the Superiutcndent of
Rspairs. from 84.500 to $5.000: Cllfion
G. Nicholls. the Chief Cler knnd Ac-‘
cuunlant, from $4,000 to $4.500.
BETIIEL MAN FINED.
BETHEL. Sept. 13.—Leon Pierattl'
was fined $200 and costs by Justlccl
W: S. Halnes, of this place. today. for
violation of the liquor laws. In a raid
conducted by Federal Enforcemeni
Agent James I. Fowler and member-ii:
‘wostcrn town with its profincial llkrs;
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PERSONAL
CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS
PLATE AND RELIEF ENGRAVED
Off on All Orders Placed Before
October 15th
«a display and we will llc glad to
any nrtlt‘rs
10%
Our sample hunks .3. pm
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A l’r-rsunnl (Sn-min: Mm. h doubly appreciated because it
l'llll\':‘_\'.\ _lll~? tr.» rveting you wish to send.
The Hamilton ShOp
49 WALL STREET
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9:00 O’CLOCK
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A Country Day School
Fall Term Begins Wednesday,
l tory reviews a speclalty. Special
3 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 later high school work. The
Primary Department admits girls
and young boys.
Arrangements made for meeting
children at. the trolley. Chorus
(lass in charge at Lillian Shcrwcocb
Newklrk. Gymnastics in all grades.
Fall term begins 9 n. m. “rednes-
day. September 21. 1921.
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: BRENDLINGER, A. B.
MISS VIDA HUNT
FRANCIS, A. B.
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{Formerly With Yaast Bros.)
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps, Repaired and M a d e to Order,
ALL KINDS or SHEET METAL wonx.
WELDING OF ALL KINDS OF METALS
13 Raymond Street, South Norwalk. Near South Nah 8m
THE GUN AND SHELLS FOR A GOOD 1
BAG OF DUCKS
Waiting in the blind while the ducks circle over your decoys—4t
takes a hard-hitting, evenly distributed shot pattern to 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 gab
through a Winchester pattern.
Winchester Leader and Repeater Shell
Smokeless powder. The famous Prestic waddlng. The right crimp. ’
Waterproof. The popular loads for duck hunting.
ALBERT D. MORGAN
THE WINCHESTER STORE
MEN’S SHOES 1
UN EQUALLED IN POPULAR
l s. D. G. CANDY Cu.
WHOLESALE come-nos
FOOTBALLS
Are now on sale at
The F. €63 K. Stationers
16 South Main. Street
Rcion Point Park
FLN'AL DANCES SEASON 1921
Saturday, Sept. 10
'Wednesday, Sept. 14
Saturday, Sept. 17
GRAND MARDI GRAS DANCE
Free Carnival Hats, Horns and Confetti
‘ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
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"Because of the intense heat of early 86pm“. some 01'
the wiSescres are predicting a swing to the other extreme and
an exceptionally cold winter."——I.oca.l News Item. .
There is nothlnd you can dotcuprevcntvacold winter, but there
is something you can do to insure your-own comfort. ’ Get your coal
TION'EBY AND IO!
cum com
58 Osborn Avon“
nut Nor-walk. Conn.
Phone 479-13
These Widely-known brands: Ralston, CO—Operative, Dalton,
Elite and lVeber we recommend not only for their
lower prices, but for the better quality
so noticeable.
Priced $6.50 to $10.00
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STORE CLOSQ AT SIX
Exceptional Opportunity
To purchase
new and sec.
0nd hand radi-
ators at reas-
.onable prices.
New Ford ra-
diators of first.
class type 313-
chairs of all ‘kinds by expert
Mechanic
PARK CITY RADIATOR
COMPANY
- , 98 North Main Street
30. NORWALK, CONN.
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{ New Yarn for the Fall Sweater, and many other garments so neces- g.
. saryfcr comfort as the chilly {all days approach. ‘ ,
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1 Silk-wool Floss, SilkWool Knitting Yarn, Germantown, German ;
{ Knitting and Shetland in new [all shades '
2 Sig-Knit-Ring Yarn so popular for Scarfs and Shawls in black, white"
1 , and the rainbow Shades , "
Minerva Angora Yarn in grey, whye‘ (and brown .
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