FRIDAY, 1336.9,1921
THEATRE
Last Time Today 7,
2:15, 7:15 and 9
Dorothy Richards and
Kenneth, Harlan
“THE ”
BARRIC ADE
Comedy
Two Reel
Péthe News
f
TOMORROW
ALICE BRADY
In one of the greatest roles of
her screen career and one
of the most touching screen
productions ever made
“THE DA‘VN
OF THE EAST”
Toonerville Comedy
Educational Scenic
SUNDAY EVENING
Another Lois Weber Success
"T0 PLEASE ,
ONE WOMAN”
Added Attractions
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Tuesday Matinee Only
Sessue Hayakawa
in
"THE SlVAMP"
W
m
an
F!
2
:3
REGENT‘
Don": Miss 'one' of the Best
'Vaudeville Shows in Town
Last Times Today and
_ Tomorrow "-
Dave Johnson Q
, The'man with Ihe‘taiking feet V
Janis 0nd Chaplowfi ‘
,Cornedy,-' songs . and music"
,“NOT YET
DTARIE”
A junior musical cornedy with a
splendid cast of 12 Stars—COS:
tumes and effects of the
latest design “Q
The Primrose Trio
celebrated Song Specialists
Jean and Val Jean . ,
With a Charles Chaplin imper-Q '
sonation that will ‘make you
cry with laughter.
and
Last Time Today ,
DORIS MAY
“THE
FOOLISH
AGE”
Saturday Picture
, Herbert Rawlinson
“MILLIONAIRES?
New Thrills
New Perils
SUNDAY EVENlNG i.
“TO PLEASE
ONE WOMAN”
A Lois Weber Production
, MONDAY
:THE SHElK”
mm
Q‘ 93:11-01:2thde
Three Days Only
Wednesday. Thursday,
Friday
December 14. 15 and
galloping chief
sensations
16
Tue of
REUL‘ XT THEATRE.
is,» liarrkade"
and Today fur the Last Tim? [S
Likeable Feature Q
zen-on: were gi ‘fi
2'} beaten
l I? I9} witnessed
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9.. i Was handled in the”;
Ire to be one of the
lIiI-‘V if:-
:onx ins was
, ":2 and: ear->3 “:1!
pirzure was 0:: “ered with
“:1er i5 and faxlze Rows
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mmorrow Ali ar» Pro G}: will
‘ {33.}: Lan‘I Ui-
1' u- ‘(‘E "AI'DEVILLH.
mil \Ib and an Excellent Fea-
.9 P:- xuie Contribute to Make
On» or the Saran“ -'
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§§f~t 5?!th l
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5 wen-I
I 1 ac s of V'audexille and
an: and M picture ”Flor?
' nonrribute to make tins
a: the Palace: Theatre
that has ever been of-
This was. agreed by
(a oaclry audience last
the Indications that the
= Sign will, be:— in use this
. evening are clear.«" “Not
‘ the big m5 Lea; comedy
The pretty 315% Who» ap-
f’bfll’lis. in elaborate cot,L
- in t a: the matinee yes—
"1 92-x: last night and their
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good. (33.32131: .
lire : y a cfion
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“Elms-1 the
Presented Last Night
some-5 Dri‘. ers seeing danger or III fear haxe
:5 I 1; {agent patrons; mobile which may cause injun to the ’
If?» P.1ISI "E
lame.
back—look to soar kidneys You will actually result but be on}; a possible
so I bought a box at the
Powell Drug Store. Oné- b}: remov—
ed all these {roubles and they have
never cognac back.
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New Adventures
Love at sixty below-frozen in by Alaskan glaciers '
there’s a gripping romance in this pooerful stozy
All Star Cast
AND TUESDAY
December 12,13‘—Threc Shoes Dailv
Ne ew Sceneé
New Triumphs
.‘ ».'l'
, $1.507 Corsets . . . .
South
Corsetlere and Glover)
N orwalk Leading
~. Our Christmas StOck IS NOW Complet
YOII Will Find Here a Selection of
"“CORSETS, GLOVES HOSIERY, BRASSIERES, UNDERWEARJ-
KIMONAS, ROBES, BOUDOIR £APS AND
' HANDKERCHIEFS
At Most. Reasonable PriceS. A Small Deposit Secures Any 9g Q
Th
YOUR INSPECTION IS INVITED.
ese Articles for Xmas.
, CORSETS
$1.00
GLOVES
Mocha Gauntlets. $1.50
Kid Gauntlets . .. $3.95 :
HOSIERY
Imported All Wool Hos-
iery
$2.00 CorSets . . . . $1.49 Q Mocha GlOVRS . . . . $3.56 '7' ’,
gig gorsets $135 3225' Kid Gloves. $99,992.95
. orset: .. . $2.49 - Chamois ,0 oz.»
$4.00 Corsets . . . . $2.95 A“ W0:19Hoslcry Gauntlets ..... $1 25
$500 Corsets .. .. $3.50 8 ' 0 Long Chamois Suedezé
$6.00 Corsets $3.95 , Q Gloves ........ $195;
Silk and Wool. Sport Chamoisettes .....
$7.00 Gorsets ‘ . . . . $4.95
Hosiery Children’s Gloves . . 500:
$2.25
Silk Underwear '
Corduroy Robes
355,00, $6.50, $7.00
and $9.00
Children’s Sport, Wool
Crepe De Chine * ,
Nightgowns 34,95, $5.90
Crepe De Chine
Petticoats
$3.95, $4.95, $5.50
Sox
$1.95
Crepe Kimonas
5i'!‘§.¢, The l rim 105‘ Trio being 2hr“?
I l v "mu III: II of I no Ioiee nearh stopj
In Ii U; C‘ sham In In their I. umhers ren-.
drrrd in the fourth act. I! is conceded:
that than an the best singeIs “110‘
-;1i\( come to the Palace this 5033:!
Joan and \le‘ 1Y1 grue- the shoe :1
\ :21 .tltan-
as Charles Ci: :Ipligz was {L screz: m and
in hurlcs‘mi ng {in “(ll known screen?
Iomedmn \aiJeaII proxed a complete;
success in. 'e J:iI neon ore-red the
s} 30“ with his 21 in: {I’m-I and the
:Iurii Sec IV mor‘: than pie-59a} with
‘ ' ‘ amusing offrings. There
Students of thelN
r;
,p' FC’!‘ '11:}
"‘- 1‘3: Offtring of .11: min and
up} or: that made thr an ge nuineiy
pk ~sir.g. T} e picture 5’ arri: lg Miss
P! séli'
“STOP THIEF”
In the High School Xuditorinm
Thursday and Friday, December 8 and 9,31 8:15 p. m.
Tickets 35c, 50c, 75c
Matinee Friday; December 9, 2:15 p. 223. Tickets 35c
Tickets on Ssie by High School Pupils
orw alk High School
~FI oi Arnie: ics ,
Mm proved a real surprise. As 3
.Com 6‘ drama it went oxer in the best
imaginable stile and nothing that Miss
Ma} has ex I-r done “as accnrlel .In5
mom: sincerr nelcom ll': :m ‘The
Foolish Agei' T :10 entiI-Ir program as
presented )(afierdzn will b:- ltptiiu’ Id
rod -II and tin: \audeiiile “i1 in pH-
seated thrt~ time-s Saturdn} It 31?: a
new; feature anrnction. Heri-‘rt linw- -
”£5.03 in h.‘Llil lionaires." Q
DON’T THROW ’
SNOWBALIS AT
AUTO DRIVERS '
I
Then why ha~ “If attendance at
(an
0
screen
u cuntlnuvd from First Page)
afford to pay.
lz. II now fully pro: cots auto-
;mobile driu rs him) being targets of
an) hark-rs. and among the most
actixe during the winter season are
[the boys whose missiles are snowballs. » Q
Numerous accidents lame been re- .
pcrted as being caused b5 persons
fthrowirg objects at automobiles
’ ' “1:31 is the remedy for this
music and the floor are good?
been known to lose control 01 their,
machines with serious results. \‘othing
;is much more disconcerting than to
be snddenls made of a‘
stinging snowball. , ,
i The new law provides ti at any per-
son who throws annhing at an auto—
t} e \ ictim
recreation at 63-40 per hour
whine or our person
aim: of a misdem'éanor.
word ‘maI'
there-in is
Tide little
in the act makes for its '
i . 4i .
IWhy That ___L__a_me Back?Q
l
, ADMISSION ‘ "
Th4! morfiing lameness—allow ' ‘
lsharp pains when bending or lifting
make work a burden and rest impos-
too-“4----..
To Dancing Public of Norwalk
ls dancing on the wane in New all: this year?
YES
IS dancing any less popular than it ever was?-
NO
Because mast of the admissions now being
:harged are too high, and more than the people can
The public cannot 330111 to pay war-
Lime prices out of re-adjnsted wage scales.
in Norm all; “‘
LOWER ADMISSIONS IMMEDIATELY
“ill the public patronize a dance charging 27c admission in
preference to dams charging from 43¢.-
, YES
9 ALL RIGHT THEN ~PROVE IT ,
I! you Lelie'e in getting the highest value for your 1203236' :
then patronize our dances Get four hours of amusement and
AFTER- THEATRE?e PARTES ESPECIALLY WELCOME
Dancing Every Friday Night, from Eight
- to To 921% ,
Red men’ s Hall,- Washington St.
MUSIC BY “FIVE SYNCOPATERS”
........
LO. REWTWGOW.
--_-,-ap UI—r‘a-----»,.-.r------,,.
Q Muslin Underwear
$1.75, $2.25, $2.50
and $3.50
a
Crepe De Chine
Envelope Chemise
$2 .95, $3 95, $4.50
Jersey Silk
Sport Bloomers. 9 $5.09
Holeproof Hosiery
Extra Stretch Top
$1.65
Black and Colors
Sateen I’eitieoats ,. ... $1.95
Muslin Petticoats . . . . $1.59
Drawer Combinations $1.75
Pure Thread» Silk Full
Silk Vests
$1.75, $2.00, $2.50
Silk Bloomers
$3.00, $3.50,
Silk Union Suits $459
Fashioned Hosiery
$2.39
Black and Colors
Envelope Chemise $1.25, $1.95
Sateen Bloomers . . . . . $1.50
Crepe Bloomers . . . . . . . 95c
Jersey Bloomers ...... 790
Nightgowns . . . . $1.00, $1.95
Pure Thread Silk
Hosiery
$1.00
Crepe De Chine or Satin
CAMISOLES
Specially Priced
MME. J EANNETTE
9.9,
V' 56 SOUTH MAIN ST.’
Clifl’ord Hotel Bldg.
SOUTH NORWALK
Open Satgrday Until 10 P. M.
most danIVs fallen below that of re-
Fears
and mm can we retire dancing
u, 601-: prodded that the
.,......27 CENTS
c .
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Don t be handicapped by a bad
make no mistake hr following this result of the act to make it an offense.
fSanth Nor-walk residents example. FThe penalty may be a. line up to 359
Mrs. J. Boenisch 15 Clay S: says: or 31m" “33’s ”1 jail-
'My kidneys became badly afiected
and my back ached terribly when I EIGHTH AUTO g ‘7 ‘
bent me.- to work. Dul‘ pains settled STOLENIN cm
in the lower part of my back. musing;
Continued from m Pan
me to feel miserable most all the;
time. When I ssood a long times myi
back weakened so I could hardly
keep going. For a long, time._ I was
amicted with a tired and weal: feel-
ing. I was troubled with disordered'
kidnevs Relatives and friends had .
"SE5 ‘ - .v- . "-q 9 was that. the thief or thieves had
Dean s Rhine} PM” ggc‘éifsfl’: thrown out 3th of perfectly good
'whiskey'onzo the cold hard bucks
andszhe bottle had mashed
Lin: WY
asitwere. , .
pears-d while he was Visiting friends
at 135 Washington street.
What seemingly dist md Sam «5
much as the disappearance of the car
690 at all dealers. Foster-Million: ,
and Sam‘ 5 resultant woe This makes
wasting?
l
tion members of which were firs" given}
as 63-741. but Whiii’l were later said;
to be 629-431. “'5 ether Sam had
changeable Merge plates. is ' nott
knovm but ear: I this morning the po.'
not: here received word that the lie-
ense number had been changed.
Stamford. Bridgeport and Innbury
were informed of the theft of the ear
about the eighth auto to be stolen In
\orwall: within the past we months l' '
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mos: morons PLACES cLosso
mmen Dec. 5-3;: mg?
Gehebe ’S
IT’S ms 1? IT’S VHOUSEWARE x
room ,
DELIVERY
I SUGGESTIONS 'FROM SANTA CLAUS
That Will Carry Joy' Into Every Heart on Christmas Morning”
- E ass and Coaster Wagons
Dressed glitzndzessea , Mech- ameal Toys, Steam KP? $4.98 to $8.93
”flog” ' Engines, I ron Toys, 1 9 $4.93
Boil 03mg" ' es 3 Yo ocipedes ............ , ,
31132.25 , 5 Games, Puzzles, Blocks, W, .59ct03235 ~
650%!) 4.98 ,
‘ Carpet SWeepeI-s, and , ,
”ribs“! - , ' ' 'MS’MMW"
ChIna mgfisnd Tin , ms. Dolls’ 33 its ,
Every housekeeper will, appreciate
Makes a delightful sparkling gift,
‘ QPickle Dishes, Suarez!!! Cream
Sets. Vases ‘ Bowls " 8023:1300
, Dishes.- Gale's; Trays, TomlI-lers,
' Baskets, In...
ems OF I BEAUTY AND USEFULNESS
Pyrex Glass 01me
a’ piece of Pyrex for fistulas
(In: Glass
Him 15: Gifts of Aluminum
Percdlaters. Tea and Ccfiee Pots.
Suwanee Cooking 13015,an
, Pans, Tea Ketzles, Cramh Sets
Cake Pans
liekél Plated and Copper Ware
m and Sandwich Trays, Crack-
er and 'Cheese Dishes, Crumb
Sew. Tea and Codes: Pots. Per
centers, Casserolesin frames.
China and Glassware ,
snail ,
Sets,
,wm
Cake Plates and Cake Sets,
7 r and Cream
Sens, Sugar
Chocolate Sets. Fame; Cups and ,_'
Saucers, Wine Sets, Iced, Tea
Sets, Lemonade Sets, Water
Piachers, Extra fine quality Time
miners Salad and Berry Howls;
Oil and Vinegar Croats "
are moving picture houses here 3231‘
, in to lama-g to here their
nig I 3116889 ,
safety Wis
the law, the stale
“3:9“ Kira Hufiado X. Y.
Norwalk Chronicler