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The Eunuucs
Two Reel Comedy
ll "While New You}: Snares"
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IUIIGICN'E‘ TODAY.
Mcighan In ‘*(3on(:'r'>~t
Human" “(ulna Today.
’l‘hn filming of Booth Tarkington's
“WNW” of Canaan," which comes
- Ilw- Hum-111 'l‘lit-alrc tod.1y and pluya
.1 -- IImmrunv, 1: another example of
'01 rim-I cu Opt-ration of the author
“.1 1-ImlIm-r, a. new procedure in moI
,.. Inn-v making :IICIInlJy inaug-
III II «1 h; tho l’aru'iiount company.
‘IlllI'I-Izrl- the- continuity for the photo.
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'l'qu-I. Hr 741m 5:101) revised Um
..i Ind, I 141:? La”; pertinent SUKKY'S)‘
III-II wlrll lull: -l to catch the I’ro‘
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MI ’I‘ukmglon went through the
41-1 0110 ”VI-ur- by scene at hiH hOllH:
III!‘ In 1 Ir- non-s whore hc though!
I'ltlllL'J'u would improve the picturc.
angirmilrzd changing the character
.lmlm- Pike," one of the principal
in the book. and made othei
iII-rnhonzs which '10 said would
.5. IIIglliI-Ii the story rnotcriully.
lnroclor R. \Vllll’km Neill {091.7301}
MI. 'l‘urlzinglon's idea. to tho lettw 1:.
minim: tl-c scent-5; for the Dl"l"llz‘ Mr.
Moighrm'z.‘ lillpDOrl in-zfillivl‘Is surly w -il
known )-|.Ivcrs as l)0"l.~i K"ll'~07l, low 1-
nn: wnmzm, himw All-:1, Ann {Ilrig'cs-
um, All!‘-' Fleming, l'Jlll Elvin-ton
lulu. III-I III'ICk; Iml 1:111 Ij‘ llalr‘li.
PALE/l TODAY.
"IZ|I:('.-
Minsk-trill." Show Fine Acts
I‘li‘ivamd’h ‘(vnl'lI-n Snare."
(fil-
,wm.
Jvm-I :. (”Nil (‘1: wood‘s absmbing
”In”: Country m: y, “The 001/191
linJI'e.“ Willi (I rlnhr; {11 I cast hef‘zlcil
by Lewis .‘4 Stow: a mi Ruth Itenicl:
WI" he the {calm-«:- film offering at
"H- "[11.an The-airt- today and tomor-
row with a. splendid live act vauzlc
villr- program.
’1‘Mz. production was made
101(- dn-ovlion of David Hartford for
IPII‘AS.:‘ Ivy Assocmli‘d First National
Mum-0.; Many of the. scenes- wcrc
610mb" "I 501119 of the most piE‘lures-
l.l'1' [maximum of /u irI Canadian North-
wml, zawl U1:- spirit of this gripping
(lurwowl MI:- 01" a manhunt in‘. tile
fro-mu wilds; and (ll-5* {indlng thera- of
a. fair lmirod beauty is said to have
hr-Im woll caughl.
wh- 1h?I supporting cast are W’allncc
:m'ry. Melbourne MacDowell. Wel-
Iimrlon l‘lnytor, Francis MacDonald
and “any Esther Scott.
now" 1:. WHEN wuss PACE.
WOODSTOCK.
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ilircc Times Daily—~2: 15, 7:15 and 9
A Choice Feature Presentation
Today aitd Friday
(Tl-lIMAS MEIBHANI
Artur-Ind {mm the F.1mous Novel by Booth Tarkington
Saturday Matinee and
HF; IIANlELS 111 “THE MAR( H HARE”
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lniosth from tln v.1 x11 rn part of tho
{l'nlchl 31.1103, who reCI-ntly left here
Stu IIst;i!)lis‘n u. farm colony in the
Il’zimpn (ll"l Szicrunivnto Yam-y along
undprlonc of his fellow
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IRegent Theatre
The Past to Live
Down the Future to
W'in..
Joe London's folks
had nnvcr boon much ,
and tho Iowa‘s best“
people didn‘t I h in it
much of Joe. But he‘d
fought for an educa-
xion until? hail come
bark homo. to make 1
good.
c/ldolph CZulmp
presents,
tnFEanaan
Pallie News
Night
Faden Trio
High Class Song. and Comedy
Offering Entitled
“JUST WAIT AND SEE"
Moore & Fields
A few moments in Darkydom
BROWNLEE’S
There are eight of 'em headed by
Roach and Dock Cody, fu
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(Yul-wood never wrote
Palace Theatre
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Today, Friday and Saturday
A dollar and a. half show of pictures and Vaudeville
jazz band
And for Today and Friday
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fig ’IMJ,>§( : VI <\\
amcs Oliver Curwo I \.
Pro-cute
a better story -m?wr made a better picture
than this—the screen cannot give another like it
FOR SATURDAY ONLY
“SEEDS OF ‘I"
Herbert & Drake
presentation \of the most
novel and entertaining
athletics
Ina
Jack Marley
The Gabby Slide of Vaudeville
RUBEI BAND
Frank Alexander, dancer; Doria
nstcrs, and a real rube
dug pupils are now. being
cocuRAN . SCHOOL
178 East Avenue, Norwalk
A Country Day School
for Boys
Pall- Term Begms' Wednesday,
September 28, 1921
Applications for the enroll-
ment of day pupils and board-
received.
Due to the many inquiries it
has definitely been decided to
start 3 Kindergarten for young
boys and girls— Enrollment
should be made at once to in-
sure accommodation
Appear to the best advatage when worn over the correcllfig
foundation Before selecting you r frocks let us help you to
choose a corset. Our stock cotains corsets which are
scientifically designed to meet the idividual requirements of?
every type of figure.
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Absolute freedom 111 ev cry pose, and perfect harmony with
Fashion’ 3 latest decree are most successfully attained in the ' '
fitting of evcrv figure by our expert Corsetiere.
~ch cm: or MERCHANDIIE. 57 no: EPA 71:: Herc; :
86 Washington Street
Office hours 9 to 12 daily
Afternoons and Evenings by
Appointment
W. T. Cochran
Head Master
PHONE 244, NOBWALK
ENGEANCE”
Kineto Review
ROME AMERICAN
FARMERS fill/E
UP EERU PLANS
l lMA. l’clu Supt. l!.—~‘l‘('n mem-
lmrs of the party of American farme rs.
.tlw east: Irn lie-11d wall-rs of the Ama-
,wn Rivr- r in nortlu-rn I’m-u. have
uh: indoliI-Il llIII project and fivo of them
'nuvI- rI-turnII-l in Lima. "l'hc whole.
lyurty which lI-I‘t hori- was in charge of
:.I. ll SI-hoI-n‘vll. of (Inikulgoc. 0kla..
formerly l'n iNIIl Status
10% Off on All 0
' October 151h
Our sample hooks are now (>21
take an
A Personal Greeting Card is
conveys just the gr M: 1.5; _\n~11 wish to send
The Hamilton Shop
49 \VALL
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9:00 O'CLOCK
PERSONAL
CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS
PLATE AND-RELIEF ENGRAVED
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rders Placed Before
display :lllIl we “ill be glad to
onlors
d Illllly ipprociated because it
STREET
Indian agon‘.
for Oklahoma territory.
The roturnml colonists brought til-Isl
of hardships encountered and rt-rmrtml ’
that the districts thuv hail visilml on
tho slope of the Amazon' “In Iinfn
voruble to thtir scheme of colonizi-
tlon.
Schoonfell and the remainder of lhi-
party are continuing thr- jourm-y with
{I view to reaching tlicir ultimate Ilm—
tination on the Sacramento pumous
whore they have grants of.land.
Some or the returned members of
the party propose to locate in Lima or
vicinity.
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The group of American farmers who
left Lima. :‘or the interior of Peru In
July was an advanced guard of a col-
onization scheme. said to Involve more
than 200 families from the western
'part of the l'nited States. ‘Mr. Schoen-
fclt was quote-l us saying ,in Lima.
that ho had obtained :1 grant of 65%
000 acres of agricultural and forestry,
land from the Peruvian governm‘Int
and that the American farmers would
have Obtained I‘urms there at the' cost
of a few cents per fee simple. as soon
as 200 families had been settled on.
the concession.
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BERLIN. Sent. 15.-——Charles l:
Crane, former American Minister to
China. attributes the success of his
trips across Siberia. and through Rus-
sla. to the ingenuity of his Chinese
cool: who.i1e stated. enver'fuiled to
.return from most precarious stoutiug
trips with eggs and some meat when-
ever Mr Crane 5 car halted for forag-
ing purposes
I "He even succeeded in [erreting out
countrymen who
would com down to our car and :11-
tend to the week's laundrylng." said
Mr.‘ Crane in the course of an informal,
narrative Of his 7. 000- mile journey !
The 160. 000. 000 Soviet rubles :0:
which Mr. Crane paid $3. 000 Ameri-
can money. were carried in bales
which occupied a large part of his car.
Referring to the Sovietjs output of
currency, Crane stated that one all
Lénine’s last decrees gavevthe em-
ployees in the government printing or-
flees permission to remain :ii'ter work-
ing hours for the purpose or printing
moey for their personal use.
Everywhere along the route; he said.
there were evidences of the food about.
age multiplying as also was t " 9r:-
use of clothing.-many w
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This special offer extends to September 24th
GET YOUR STEWJ’AN TODAY
Aluminum Covers to fit these Pans—29c quality for 14¢
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THIS WARM WEEK IN SEPTEMBER
Can‘ t last forever and when the snappy season comes sure and ran:-
factory results in heating the bedroom, bathroom. or living.
room may be obtained by using
A PERFECTION OIL HEATER
All Models at a Reductlon of 10 Per Cent
PERFECTION OIL COOKERS AND WICKS FOR ALL STYLES
. Raymond £9” Son
FUNERAL DI HECTOR.
WALL AND HIGH STREETS [DIWALI
The Hillside School
Prospect Hill, Roz-wall:
Blinded by
Elizabeth B. Mead, 1883.
A Boarding and Day
School for Girls and
Little Boy 8
This School otters sane and sound
training in elementary and acade-
mic subjects urder the best an-
spices. Large Faculty of excellent
teachers. New school building with
spacious gymnasium and separate
VICTOR WESELY
(Formerly With Vaust Bros.)
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps, Repaired and M a d e to Order,
ALI. ms or SHEET METAL won
WELDING OF ALL KINDS OF METALS
13 Raymond Street, South NoryaIk, Near South Iain Stud. -
study halls for each department.
Beautiful grounds, tennis court.
Upper School oflrrs 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 later high 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-
Newklrk. Gymnastics in all grades
Fall term begins 9 a. 1n. Wednes-
day. September 21 1921.
MISS MARGARET 11.
BRENDIJNGEB, A. B.
MISS VIDA HUNT.
THE GUN AND SHELLS FOR A GOOD'
BAG OF DUCKS
Waiting in the blind while the ducks circle over your decoys—it
takes a. hard—hitting, evenly distributed shot pattern to bring do“
that canvas back or mallard.
Winchester shot me and loaded shells are famous tor m .
patterns of uniform spread and hard- hitting delivery. No and get:
through 3 Winchester pattern. '
Winchester Leader and Repeater Shell
SmokeleSS powder. The famous Prestic waddlng. The light m.
Waterproof. Thé popular loads for duck hunting.
ALBERT D. MORGAN
THE WINCHESTER sarong
FRANCIS, A. B.
Principals.
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wuomm common
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nut Nor-walk, Conn.
Phone 479-13
SOUTH NORW\ALK~
:BlEllPAlRA’S
MUMM‘II T" RM lllll
III R. l MARI
CHIC AOL . 'I pl. 1‘» ——\lummios
max not he v.1: 11 tliII) L4t"'."ul. For in-
51.1110 ll 1 s- .1; nos»! limies right
hand of the P31 lY‘Jl)l. ‘s
lrescued MoseIs lrom tin
recently been willui 1 I
lege. Now comes \vcrr'i
Oriental Institute in. [1.1- I'niversity 01'
Chicago that the namII of this parti-
cular daughter of 1m- Pharaohs is un-
known to history.
"The Egyptians did up: considcl
h'er act important enough to record.”
833:3 Dr. T. George Allen. secretary of
the institute.
ords are not sufficient to identifvher.
There is no unanimity even as to
which Paraoh was the Pharaoh ot‘ he
oppression." ,
The donor of the mummy hand was
a woman 90 years old who gave her
prize to Bradley Polytechnic Institute
at Peoria. Ill" in the firm conviction
that it was indeed one that had
fondled the great Hebrew lawgiver.
This incident recalls here "Cleo-
patra's mummy." which Ias exteq-
slveli' shown in Europe and the United
States a. few years ago.
“When the exhibitors got 10‘ Chi-
cago they went broke." related Dr.
F. C. Cole assi ‘mt curator of the
department of anthropology
Field Museum 02 Natural math
~.a:;ghters who
‘IIIilrushes has
11 Illinois (‘0!-
from the
“said the Hebrew recI -
at £110 1
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not the mummy of
lwrapped skeleton
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LL” man.
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stomach trouble. I tcbk Foley Cath—
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thing."——Stliison-Powell Corp.
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LUNCH
ISouth Norwalk
Lunch
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To purchase
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and hand radi-
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New Ford ra-
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Repairs of all kinds by expert
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