' W
TODAY AND TOMORROW
St! 6 "101251133 harsmm‘ ride
Like mad arms: the scorching
: Desert—see
the great bum: uvith cutluws an
the Painted Waste. See a thon—
md-md-m big thrills.
See the greatest Western»
player on flat screen in
the biggest Western pic-
ture ever made, supporteJ
by a cast of thousands.
Set a picture that you“
never forget.
With Breezy Eason 1n an Important Role
—and—-
LARRY SEMON
—in—- '
“THE HICK”
WEDNESDAY 7
Double Feature Bill!
HOOT GIBSON
Star of “Action"
._m__ 1
“SURE FIRE”
And by Special Request
DOROTHY PHILLIPS
__in__
“Once to Every Woman”
Thursday and Friday—with Vaudeville
“THE OLD NEST”
T111; For.
Royal James HOTEL
Harry Can‘y Phys I lliu~r5al-Je“-(11
Restaurant a la carte , at u..- Palm. mm and
and Table de hote Tomorro“
Jeaniful rooms, With or with‘ in “"1“"; "O“ 10."? at "Th“ “0“" the
. arry arey pic urc now showing at
311C bath at moderate rates. the Palace theatre today and ton1or-
*row. you are not merely seeing
a
screen product‘ion—yon are beholding
‘ Y ‘sccnes from real life. Amok u --
( {)RRECT Eh GLISH 5most interesting of those scmlzs'uiié.
HOVV TO USE IT those in which the cavalry is sec-n
, in action on the desert. 7
,,, 5 These troops ot’ cavalry are not mo-
’1‘ NONI Hl Y \IAG‘ ZINE lion-picture troops composed of a
mob of extra men: but a part of the
Eleventh regular United tSates caval-
5250 THE YEAR l
‘ lry from the presidio at hfonterey.
S 10 Cents for Sample Copy 3 The almost precedented order.
H «to =scnding troops into the field to parti-
are t English Publishing 00.:
1:1 r I n1:5l Ll’lll R IS BEST TO —
“V ANSTON U“ DIS l CLEAR 1 P 1'(.LY sun"
- , l ‘—
:lnitation and Breaking Out Often
3“ 4” i1: MOVIE l Healer] Over Night. Says
‘ iilE.ll'> Bt)\\'l"ll..\ \"ITII
lv,\l.ll-'()l{.\L\ FIG
Skin Specialist '
SYIH‘P ?
. Any hrcaking out or s‘ in irritation
"f“l: r: 21 sick childion l’uce. “ka or body is or 1rcome
‘ lli>lv (11‘ "Californiairiuickest by applying
_ .. it nan-r rails to open ,iphur. says a noted skin
-- ,1 1-1::
._..1.
spoonful todaydkicause of its germ destroying.prop-
‘ :1 sick child t01110rrow.;c_-rli1: , nothing has ever been found
i. iiimus, 1‘rulzisl1.f1‘(t-1to take the plan.- of this suiphur‘
£--:'i1'. or i: ~1um1ch is prfpuration that instantlv brings ease
-~=~ rout-A11. isrvnih luaL rx-Hrom the itching. burning and irrita-
ui arousing of thr- littli :tion. - -
. all that is necessary. ’ Mentlio-Sulphur heals eczema:
liruggist for gunuiiie'right up, leaving the skin clear and
3:“ Fig.- Syrup" which has smooth. It seldom fails to relieve
' “or babies and children ofithe torment or disfigurement. A‘little-i
tr *1th on bottle. “other liar of Mambo-Sulphur;
“€alifornia" or you tuined at any drug store
5- t an imitation figsyrup.
‘ “-11.1311!“ ("3 ANATUL" . " INVITATION TO
_ing :1 mixture of Sage Tea and Sui-l
Mentho-Sui; '
specialist. i
:i: \T TODAY WANT $2,00H FUND SET
ASIDE FOR PROPOSED
LEGION CLUB HOUSE
Continued trorn First page.
At a moo ting. however, of all ex-
service men Held in August 1919 at
the Norwulk armory a resolutiOn set
ting aside a fund Of $2 000 for a. per-
manent memorial £01 those who died
in service was unanimously adopted.
This resolution has never been re-
scinded.
Members of the American Legion
feel than the intent of this motion
should be curried out and that the
proposed DIODES tablets do not carry -
out the wishes of the ex-service men 7
in general. ‘
L For some time past. the Frank C.
Godfrey posl has bi‘dn making ar-
1-;mgmucms ‘10 raise funds for the
buildinu‘ of .1 Permanent clubhouse in
the ”Cay future. The Organization
was holding "if in the Present time
lie-3.11151 H C“ Hospital and Rod -
(3105s «1m..-:.uul because of the slack
industrial simuion.
The clubhouse. Which has been pro—
posad “ill (ontuln a G. A. R 1‘.oom a,
lllc-t‘tlllg 311.1(1 for the Spanish Ameri-
(- 111 \V .1r utm ms and an office tor the
lull (roxs together with a 100m for
the chion Aluillarv This of course
only tentative. Other plans may
run- to in l: 1k» 11 under 1 ousidcrntion
At the SIH‘UM meeting- 0f the post,
(nu-1d: mhlc «hscussion took plat-e in
41111.11 tlw ielr. 1 of asking the Manors
committ-c 10 “tram t’lom 5m nding
'SH-sfm for “11- fund until the legion
clulzhmml had been (‘Olnpleted and
£111 11 1- rr-ct :1 pnmanrnt memorial out-
U: {'h( building if il ls SO d6 sired.
doing: this. the expressed wish of
men as :1 body would be
m:
Gloria Swanson and Wallace Reid in
the Paramount Picture, “The Afair: of ,
‘duatoL" .4 Cecil B DeMille Production.
At the Regent . today, tomorrow
and “'odncsday.
cipntc in the hulking of 11 motion pic-
ture was 1x‘~1’.:x‘111ml by Irving»; G. 'l‘hul-
berg. din :tm . xez'al at l'niversnl
City. through Major-General Muir.
cunnuunding general of the Ninth
Corps Art-:1. who authorized Col
John M. .l. , comnmmiing at the
Monlm‘cy presidio. to detach tlie
troops for lglrpose of going: into
flw tirlll pictures with Harry
Cu rcy. ’
\\-‘l1en
Fox‘ he
(01‘ the
is
51212113.
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1:1lilill1’1'
’ Fl‘it‘
lly
the (‘X»Sl‘l"\‘l(‘l‘
carried 0113.
ll “Tllt‘
wrote
actions;
Curr-y
,im-nrpomted heroic
rt‘lel.;l:‘F with tllt- idea of giy-‘
i111: iulcrnntiouul prolninvuce to lllr;
lfliciulcr crux-1n troops under1
all (llL‘llnlizl
:1 my
(if A‘
._-A;1ron Kohu's for uwnings.
50.111 NUIHVALK LADIES
invitc every lady in South and
Norwdk to come and see the
m.“- _,\v1\;ri1‘111 Pearl necklaces—the
Willi. [ht luto’s‘t disconry in pearls.
T1111 are wonderful “pearls"! more
than pearls could be 1111'-
‘cuuse ”my come in. live shades 'to
'mmph the skill—the greatest im-
linille dill [H‘OVPHU :1 in pearls since the discov—
original
go. '
'l‘ln-y come lu‘ one quality‘only and
Axwmblcs 12 01‘ “05!. “’1
Players 111 (in alert of films!
This Your - ‘
$3:Il.mm_ worth of
21 single interior setting
the outfit bilfOl‘t"
comm-:1 produces pllotopluy realism.
but :it u well-nigh prohibitive cost.
Yet that is what Cecil B.
in his l'urumount production.
Affairs of
Paramount
‘n‘illiunt
Sccurim; furni-
turc to r
thcn‘ smushiug
and
the womlmlul
“The cry of the Oriental
which will he centuries :1
shown at 1'11; llcgcnt theatre mum»);
pearls
Auutoif" *
DO YOU
KNOW .
How a Savings Bank can
serve you?
“To think you do not
know all the service we
can render.
You are cordially in-l
vited to visit 115111111 in—
Wonderful Assortments of Women’ s and Missed
Coats
Priced Considerably Lower Than Elsewhere
Hats for Women, Misses and Juniors Priced Fix iffy Fer Gent
lower than elsewhere
Shop at the store with a twenty-year reputation for honest
merchandising
.-
THE PARIS—Cloaks, Suits and Millinery
33 so. MAIN ST. Est. 1902 so. NORWALK
quire. We will cheerfully
tell \ou '
rAmrmLD COUNTY
SAVINGS BANK
31 “Wall Street Norwalk
C oStello *
Men’s Shop
A _
1,, WHEN THE WHISTLE BLOW’S'
‘lll file i;
thrown there’s great anxiety
From the moment the ball is in action, Ni $0111 15
Our basketball shoesmwith suction soles—grip the floor and
clinch the game.
STOBE CLOSES AT 6 P. M.
Milton Elwood
Formerly Elwood a. Glover
122 Washingtan Street South Not-walk
SPECIAL SHOWING f
of the
FINEST CA APS
$1.50
And a Good Suede Glove
$2.00
tomorrow and Wednesday. Hook and Wrar exactly like a. 350,000
1.1151110 necklace of Oriental
The setting in question serves as :1 to
lor :1 part of the story
by \Yullucc Reid. Gloria.
Swanson. Elliot Dexter. Bebe
\‘Vnmla linwlry, Theodore
and other nil-slur players. It is an
ultra-luxurious apartment and How-l
11rd Higgin. production manager forlorn-null
Cccil 1;. Dehlille productions. was in-‘
structcd to spare
The result was an
designed by Paul Iribe——fur11ishc<l finitnly more
with approximately $30,000 worth of that don't.
This
$3
pearls.
(no duly.
background
portrayed
By being made in America
foreign tax. broker's fees.
'lloulcls. 'or importers profit to pay) they cost
Roberts 331» 10 $100. Their
that $211 to $100.
Thi-V
only defect is
are even more beautiful than
pt'zll'lS because 01’ those five
:ll1:11,lv:~= to match the skin: (oriental
com.- in only one shade) and pearls
attractive suite that llurmouize‘with the skin are in-
beautiful
no expense. ' '
than those
Comm-m. take" them in your-hand.
take :1 long close look (with a. magni-g
if you like) at the won-
dvrful “pearls." Try-on all live
mirrors. tahle's. a desk. shades and see how the reflection of
furniture. included :1 Valuable,
set of Louis VXVI chairs. .11 magnifi-
cent carved photograph case
unique design. a. grand piano.
0 f fyi rig-gloss.
lamps.
lounge. 'pic-
CLOTHING
and
FOREST MILLS UNDERWEAR
There is 8
Swasoualile weight and a. sensible style to be found in this gathering
ol‘ Forest Hills Underwear .
Pie shrunk material and patented Flatlock seams.
Those who EDDXPClate fine woolen may have. it: those who prefer
cotton or a mlxlme 01‘ cotton with wool, or silk with wool will have
\\ omen’s and Children s Underwear of warm comfort
no txouhle in finding that. Vests, Tights. and Union Suits in all
desired styles. -
Children‘s Vests. Pants and Union Suits in Many fleecelmed cot-
ton and cotton 'and wool mixture—2 to 12 years.
Dr. Demon's soil-knit sleeping'garmentswz to 14 years.
Flannelette Kiddie-Sleepers—Z to 6 years.
J. I. Mallette
South N orwalk
88 Washington Street
FURNISHINGS
. m
BOYS'AND GIRLS
' 7 _ at the 7
CHILDREN’S STORE
87 Week Washlngton 8!. 8. Norwalk H
tures and lulc-a-brac. [the lost‘ tints of the flesh add to the
I” At the climax of this episode. Wal- wondrous beauty of the particular
lace Reid was instructed to run 'aliarle
aniuck. sumshing everything break- skin. >
able in the set The ordc rs more (0111-! We“ are glad to be able to ~gratify
prehcnsivc and Reid obeys-d them to everybody with the sight and touch
the 101191. NO! one ~licl: of l'uru'l-lof them. Como! _
turo remained in its original shape R. A. Benedict. Jeweler, Norwalk“
when theyuudnlism Was complete! ,
that harmonizes with your
[sing the small pie-cos of furniture as
liludgcous. Reid shuttered “writhing
in sight while the camera cllckml just,
{out of “range of his blows. Mirrors.
lumps. chairs. pllouogrnh and piano
iwerc demolished out- by one. As a.
conclusion to tlu- scene. the husky “R BA" STéMACi‘I
istnr seize-d the huge overstuffed divan
‘uud hurled it bodily through the
l-‘rcuch doors at our end of the set.
THE (‘l‘R‘l‘AlN-RAISER.
“The fair defendant 11:15 :1 smmrt
lawyer, but it seems to 1111- he has just
boon killing time he produced
her in court."
“lle'fls giving the ladies of the jury :1
chance to take in the details of her
costume. so they will then be able to
pu‘ysomc attention to the testimony."
~~l‘-irmingh:1m Age-Herald. .
TAKE “lllAPFPSlN”
“Pope's Diagepsln". has proven lt-
selt the‘sure‘st relief for Indigestion,
Gases, Flatulence. IIeirtburn.Sou1- -
neas, Fermentation or Stomach Dis-
tress caused by acidity. A row tablets
give almost immediate stomach relic:
and shortly the stomach is corrected
so you can eat favorite foods without
fear. Large case costs only few cents'
at drug store Millions helped annu-
ally.
sin c 1*
l .
in” Lulu is Tl’RNING
1111.11: 1151; smug rm
MEN’S
OVERCOATS
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE
couches, Tables, Leather Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Sewing
Chairs at Pro-war Prices
7 Raymond 61’ Son
FUNERAL DIREG‘I'ORG-
WALL AND HIGH ensure ~
NORWALI ,
$23.50
COPYRIGHT
CLOTHING CO.
' South Main ' Street.
Our 10-Day Shoe Sale
has been a success and 1s ianull
. swing all this week
I BIGGEST BARGAINS IN
TOWN ' i
Max Levy’s Shoe Store"
31 800th Main St, So. Nor-walk
Note the number, as this is our
only store
Grandmother‘s him-im-
_ Dal-ken and Boautify
Faded Hair.
'l‘hut beautiful. even shade of dark.
glossy hair can only be had ,by brew—l
Hero‘s 7 to
\The Textile Store
phur. . Your hair is your charm. It
makes or mars the , face. XV'hen it Amoskeags guaranteed, all wool
‘l‘mlcs‘. turns gray m sneaked just an 54 inch navy blue Storm
application 01‘ an: of Sage and Sul— - ‘erge ............ ..-.. $1. 59 yd.
pllur inhuuces its appearance a hun-
dredfold
Don't botherto prepare the. mix-
turc: you can get this famous old re-
cipi~ improved by the addition of
other ingredients :11 11511151“ cost. all
Black and Brown, fine weave 52
. inch French Serge. . ”31.98 yd.
56 Inch very the navy blue
French Serge ..... . . . . $2.25 yd.
ready for use. It is called “"yeth's 136 Washington Street ,
Page and Sulphur Compound. This.
'"on always be deptnded upon‘ to
bring back the natural color and 1113-,
trc ’6‘ your hairs ’ ,
I Everybody uses ‘WVyeth's Sage and ‘5 .
Sulphur (‘.0mpou11d" This can aluays' '
be (11 p1 nded upon to bring back the
natural color and lustre of your hair 3
Everybody uses “lVyeth's Sage and‘
Sulphur ,Compound" now bafcause it
darkens so naturally and evenly thatx
nobody can tell it has been applied.
You Silev dampen a sponge or soft;
brush with it and draw this through
the hair. taking one small strand at
a. time: by morning the gray hair has‘
disappeared. and after another appli‘;
cation it becomts beautifully dark
and appears glossy and lustrous.
. mu...
OUR SPECIALS
All Wool Plaid. Pleated
-VVaist line 24 to 40
Suits $12 97
Excellent quality Tricotine,
Beautiful MOdels
Long Lines
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FLORIST
Roses, Chrysanthemums, Car-
nations-and Other cut flowers.
Also bouquets, sprays and
floral designs.
' Ten: Years Practical Experience '
Automobile Painting and Trim-
ming—Bodiee—Repairs
High Clan Work Our Specialty
.1. PREMRUV SONS
8 Feavlew Ave. ' East Norwalk
HEON 808-14
OLD CARS
‘ . Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
ing Co. ,
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center St.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phane Barnum 5586- 2
Second- hand parts and tires to
fit any make other
—A—.
MEMBERS
1921
CLASS "
Youi graduation invitations
‘ Kindly center your
' Winchester Flashlights Are Good Ones, 331.90 to $3.00
/
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