.. KNOWS
The Value of 01ifiWonderful
White Pyrahu Ivory Bombs
" UntitShé-HESLOne ,
' Washington Street
N0 WOMAN
— KNOWS
5
What Wonderful
v
Until Sho‘fiasVisited The
Chocolate Shop
17‘North"min Street
Lam-gems 49c
* {Liggett’s Drug 5 Store
ges'n Re Secured in the-Norwalks
Real Quality
5va
KNOWS
EATON, CRANE & PIKE' S
Correct Stationery 7
The F; & K Stationers,
Unless She Is Using.
with Style .
She Visits The ,
‘Until
Sally Shop
- . 52 So Main Street
'5
Adapted from the AmazinngtOry
"of
‘TANNY HERSELF
By Edna Fez-her
DON’T , MISS THIS GREAT? PICTURE
g... Buy a Hat Whafiheseurmecmc Tm om coma-s membranous
Albert D Morgan’ s
The Winchester Store
”'Jw ~'
Directed by Tod Browning, the Man Who Made “Outside the Law”
Until She Has Had ‘a Fitting at
Thé N. E. Ryan €033
Shop
{ WashingtomSu-eet
See Them at
"._‘n Street
- 1n
“CAPTAIN‘RKIDDO”
Noi‘ewoMAN
‘Of a Store in The“Norwalks that
works Harder to Please Their
imam-a n ’s Inc. Store
\ i Monday, Tuaday.:'~and M , 7 V'esday
MASTER GABRIEL- .& co.
Ki FANTASY IN MESQENES “BY JACK LAIT ..
N0 WOMAN
KNOWS
How Attractive She Canx \;;-,,
Walls Until She :33: ‘1'
no'rrLE'rosz
The Gorham Cg.
.mows
1;...
‘ ‘ .l
Patrons Than
NO “OMAN
KN (“VS
Of a Better 011130.“wa - '-
WHEELER &-1 POTTER
“BACK TALK”
» The *rPopular
PALACE HARMONISTS
Direction of James‘Sexton
I ~WEBB&-HALL Radical Reducti c: ’
Eccentficcharactor Nusicians 1.:
~THERBERT :DUO 6‘“ d F
emedy Gymnast:
Thar. -. {{
EVELYN PHILLIPS &
Assisted by
"I
*' “EIGHT AND TWO”
Ream Sims, Joe Evans, Jack Lynch and Larry Clarke
Twenty Minutes of Delightful Singing and Dancing Staged by Larry Ceballos
CO.
A. J. Collins (1..
70 North Main S‘ree-i
i
l
Come in and Be Convimed
N0 'W OMAN
KNOWS
Be Outfltted
Until She Has Seen Our Line
. 37 Washington Street
. How Well Her Children can.
The Children’s Store
No
What Good
‘~'~*KNOWS ‘
"NO WOMAN
RRKNOWS
- Whats Bargains- There Are
"WOMAN
Bargains We Have
‘NO WOMAN
r KNOWS
How Inexpensive Our Fine Line
NO ' WGMAN
.KNfiWS '
N0 WOMAN
Soon She
N0 “ROMAN W
KNOWS KNOWS j
May ..Have a
ONBWAY‘ Hmuwlls
ARE BADLY‘NEEBED
Commissioner of Motor
Vehicles Stoeckel Speaks
of the Traffic Situation
Motor
bins l1.
. great increase in thy-
mobiles 1.113 t‘2. (- mow
with cars. the newsr
new one-way higher
hicles was becoming more apparelit.
It was his belief that the has! way for
providing for those now highways was
by a. bond issue.
"\Vhat would be the amount of the
issue '2”
“About SS.«"H§H‘v,NH’~.”
Continuing. Commissioncr Stove-kl]
said that the S: U: rtcc ipts from auto-
C‘on1111is.sium=r liab-
Flor-ckxvl says that. will: the
number of auto-
ding of highways
of ' building
”Vehicle,
113
vs for motor ur-
mobiles next year. beginning Jan. ‘1.
vrould. l-f; about SlJ‘f'WJJ’UO. This.
would show an increase‘in revenue
7 ' from‘ motor vehicles of every descrip-
tion, emf it would come from the :1th
ditional number of registrations and
from the additional taxation. Com-
missioner StOe-ckel added that he
thought the State had about come to
the end of the taxation burdens oni‘he thought that the sales would
automobiles. and he did not think
they'would be further increased.
There would be a meeting of oili-
cials of New England. New York and
9therStates next month in Trenton,
N. J.. at which an organization would
be formed for the purpose of having
'the State laws regulating the opera-
tion of automobiles more uniform.
-Lij
'- 2 ("o-1 2- .V-i...__....
Will surely please you.
Coats, Suits;
«Dresses, Skirts,
in» abundance, at prices ‘
lower than you can
imagine. Call and be
convinced.
“Store Open Saturday
Evening.
5.x :CVJWI f
I ’ “TS-ls.) .5}:
Though
buy this
carried through the streets of Mos~
cow
- the ruble’ s so 1
500.
goose so nonchalantly
“it doesn‘t mean
on no
Series which nus sauna here tiv tnv:
many more marriages and births than
clubs which represented those cities in before the war and also :1 reduction “WW
”19 Tesas Isfiagfifi in the infant mortality in the m‘owdrvi “’"l n
. . . of 1')
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2.—~Tenms of
1513 was only
l’urisinns are well pit-use
How Reasonable ' .Hallowe'en BOW Fm b s: t, A Greater Joy Than c
. , DC .V 8.3" mg a. ‘
. fl of DressesGanBePnrchased Giftscan Be{Seeured ‘ ‘ Spper After ‘ .e S
Um“ She sees 5"" Heme” ‘3‘ Until She Sees Our Sample Dresses h » BANK~ ACCOUNT ‘ . \.
at! e a :21» .
at the
{ > ‘ ’ ’C- J 'leth2 Co - ' ‘ , .
Mme.» Jeannette AndrewaDave s v-, . , , - a , - , . . .
x . y (The Home .mpeggy Rage) Hamilton Shop So. Nornalk Trust Co. Palace RE ‘3‘“ =-
56 So. Main Street , 58 North Main'eStreet WashingtonStreet 49 Wall~8treet : Washington Street 5475011131 Mair. Stray
* . 3/
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' the mrks'watrhr‘ng a 'nihes‘ihning ban-1 HOPSING CRISIS IN PARIS Areas of the city. fprosper: for 7.7“ ,
~ tlt’. PARIS. mm». gZLLr-nmngh pay-is is There “'l‘l‘l" 3LSRT~ births in I‘m-2:: " ‘ —-——w~ . .
President- Obi-(Agog; sex-aruguinonflzr. 51:1" «Hailing: With 37110115ng crisis. ”13‘ during 1hr first six months of 3521.28: SESTESCIH' ‘12“ ' 73.31»
. , . . . ’: " “£0. (“You‘d a silver (33910 ‘3“? win- residents seem "determined that Illi’ ('uomp "-“i “”h 313““ in I‘m" 5‘1““ "l i‘ “‘3
3‘ ._ . nor of the city series snail-ll Depot-to sa‘igting 1mm“; 31m“ he w...” (mm; 52 pnind of 1913 and 27.9.1.2; in the first . ROSl-Zm'lu: , .
3’ “ _‘ . "L A“ nine “’0“ W This entitletl it: to play one may judge by the shuidily in- half or 193"- ll..l§l’:uml‘l&"“ ,
. ’ . f ‘ the “inner or the San Antonio- Inna: greasing hirfhrafp. Tm. records 53“,“ Tin- numlwr of mar-rings in all u:’ for the min-.3» »
31.5116 while Ens: 31 fir tempted to 1
“no 33.82:? and there lauxw by slashing ‘.
26.218: weddings in Lllc'zirst iml.‘~ ._A.
‘3 l . Aétcrlisc
d \Vill] in: best results.
cum or Spanish: They met ir‘rltica‘l 1-001;
H‘s who; Were not "lontli'to tellithe um-
. pix-e that his eyesight was lost or 10
anything"—
’ 25 WASKINGTON STREET
3“ SOUTH NORWALK
ow. “"pon a 1unnor for making a poor 2
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"a!"
"I;
v
Slide. 10 third
He did not look
sale of automdbi
" "The country
rock
be in the sales
The new high
sionerv-Stoeckel l
destrians. The
to the fact that
made for x'iolati
tions.
It is recalled
in the State.
a. charter. The '
next session if it
opposition which
feating the plan
' of automobile roads through Connecti-
cut some years Si
crease when business improx ed.
of business depression
.present time, and siillrthe-sale of au-
tomobiles is increasing,
see. what a large increase there=will
proves," .mid Commissioner-*S‘tbeckel.
sidewalks for pedestrians.
be an improvement on the
system of‘country highways, which do
not take into account the needs of po-
pleahd with the attention which -
given to the speed limit by those who
operate motor vehicles, and he points
that 'quite a number
of years ago, when automobiles was
in» its infancy, but when its prospect-
ive dangers were seen by many peo—
pTQ, that there was a bill before the,
General Assembly for the building of
automobile roads through the State
by a private corporation and Without
expense to the State or to any town
The matter was" before the'Geueral .
Assembly in the shape of a requestvfor
by the railroad interests, and “minor:-
position prevailed.
a. similar proposition-came before the
Baseball is a popular sport in View; ,
for a decrease in the. ice and ~has been for many wears.“ In—
Save the cost of sending
l MEXICO CITY UPI. 1" ~
llmsolmll p‘ nwm {mic-iv came here , I—r Q ,
from Tux-.15 rm .1 series of exhibition " ‘ ‘
igan‘S in connection with the Center)», ?58NE e % he ’is Promnt 3 g
illlzll’ celebration found the real Amor— .; 527 1)th b. 7 ‘
licun sumo was played here. Tater; . 519‘ m. If. “I. "0989““. erY § t. .
dhmrrh' with a Mexican accent; Some m ' \
iof the players. expected to find a. my f. : § - ‘
lnnnccastom'ed to baseball and a 'puh- § ‘
the attending the games merely out of sé‘glgog-‘EI; S ..:.:
lc-url osln to see 1hc sport th 1t 31 ts all a!” N
the initecl States on its ears ior so “Lac Cumlgnzlg: , .
many months each year. . imam; the‘Q‘A’O , ,
Instead-lire}? found a will" with at . vmomnc‘m‘in : ,.
least ten llrst~clnss diamonds. hat-'9' Stretcher... L; mdem°m_.,.. mg m , m
' full—fledge¢-les1gues* and :1 number of! {Hallow mtba‘ Safari “gala Slrfizrho‘1021he‘gz‘ .1 ll
800 rubles Wauldn'r. independent clubs-11“ of Ill?"1'.\l(“\i"i ~ ~ :g, i
les. On the contrary. ‘troduced by Americans itwasmeadiu
in- ‘lak‘rn up in ihe- Mexicans and my
some time a cltv league has been
is down to the bell. mammxim here \fiiieh Pooh * yon};
meets the champion of a league oomi
prised of outlying cities such as Vera
Cruz. Puebla and Monterm.
Newspaper sport pages each Mon-
(lav glxe the standing of the various
clubs end Ainei 1mm lmers of me
at: ' the
It is easy to
when business : im—
WRYS WhiCh Conniiis- game may be found every Sunday at ’-
135 in mind‘will have .. ' ,. '
This-.«wm‘ ’ ‘ .‘fl
Present :” my- THIS FOR INDIGESTION J
Foley Catharticv Tableware {just the:—
Qol'ati; idCOmpound ”(Initiative-a. 4
thing for constipation. Their action».
is wholesome and‘ thorough cleansing-s
without griping {nausea'or inconveni—
ence. They banish headache; bilious-r
ness. bloating: 3218.: bad- breath; coated-
tongue» and' Other symptoms or disorr
dered digestion. Mrs. H. J.« Marse-
chard. 36 Lawrence St" Salem,~Mass;.
writes: “Iiusedv'Foley. Cathartic Tabs;
lets for constipation with good are»?
suits. I keep them in the houses‘n.
Stillson‘Powell Corp.
commissioner is
is‘
few arrests are‘now
ng the speed regula~
request was opposed '
It is a question if
would Encounter The
was successful in de-a'
for the construction
nce.
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TmT—BHING BACK MY BLUSHING‘ ROSE . .. . . . Shllkififi Masha. ..
carpets to the cleaners
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... Paul W‘lrlteman' m
IN A BOAR-Fox- Trot ...... . . . . . ; Pantfwmteman Ooch‘e‘stra;
LAST WALTZéi-Waltz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Racket Berg: Orcheitra
STOESN KlSSES . . .......... . . E. Coleman and "is Wchéstra
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