SATURDAY, JAN. 14,1922
Today at 2215. 7:15 and 9
ALICE
BRADY
Ir an appealing Realart
Hu'sh
Money
Two Reel Comedy
Pathe News
SUNDAY EVENING
Fox Presents the Favorite
WILLIAM
FARNUM
the story of a devoted
husband and his wife
His Greatest
Sacrifice i
In
Specll Comedy Others
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
/.
and the play
made a year's
. sergsation .
i now you. can
See the
picture I
Pathe
News
l'.\ l..\('li TODAY
*1" ‘ llul'unt Star nr “Finnish “'ives“.
\uw [n “False Kisses."
- lmitmial of the leading role in
Wives." Erich von Stro-
LYlLTJllllt‘ photodrama. com—
.1 lniversal (‘ity after more
\i1ll'S effort and the expendi-.
than one and a quarter
.anllurs. brought stardom to
z. l‘nnt. whose second starring
:.., is in "False Kisses" at the
thutu- today with \audevillc
t if. and 0. Her firt stellar
\\:I\ "The ltage or Paris."
llaniel Steele'none act
published in Harper‘s
mingled storm
and praise for its realistic
lulu-rsal (‘xlf‘UIlYt‘S realized
““l‘llll‘h' as a vehicle for the
wmi immediately purchased
' Sun-don directed it. under
' “False KlSS'S." with Pat
:md Lloyd “'hitlock as
npporting players.
ml.
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unlu ~.- ‘
brought u.
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ltllh‘liXT TODAY I
2,. . lzimli'- New Real Art Feature.
I» “Hush Money."
l:i..ilv. by many screen on-
'~ mtmi the best dressed star
ill-lures. has ample oppor-
1., “war smart raiment in
\In'ox." the new picture in
-‘ -- will be seen at the RPS?!“
“all”;
z... lln- role of the daughter Of
:z-kl man in “'11” Street. and
she neglects none of
Opportunitivs. The pic-
lius been lavishly pro-
. Fulllllb'l Merwin story dir-
l'l .irlea Maigne.
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lili!.l'2.\T .‘lONDAY
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Paramount ('nst Is Playing
“‘li~*:~ Lulu Bett.” .
"Wilson. the dainty Paramount
w u home-wrecker in W'iiliam
\li‘lw's latest Paramount prOduc‘_
“Minx Lulu Bett," which comes
\‘v'Jlile
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’l‘m—sday. That. h'tfii
‘.:'~ill'.$ furniture, and.
-'l‘heodorc
ducfion
Regent Theatre next Honda! ‘3'
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Today at 2:15. 6:45 and 9
Five Acts of Vaudeville
Including
George Alexander in “Hardboiled
Hampton," Joe Laurie. Jr.. the
Broad Scream. and Gladys
Delmar and Her Syncopating
Sextette
MISS
DUPONT
Star of “Foolish Wives"
Other Successes in
. “False
Klsses”
SUNDAY EVENING
and
Fox Presents the Favorite
WILLIAM
FARNUM
In the Story of a devoted Hus-
band and his wife
“His Greatest
Sacrifice ”
International News
Special Comedy
Monday and Tuesday
Paramount Presents
\VILLIAM S.
HART
in
WORD
BRAND
with
JANE NOVAK
One of his best features
Pathe News “Roman Romeo"
plus huxoc with the appointments of
a kitchen in which she has (trudged
for years. meri ly to give \ent to her
feelings.
In the story. Miss “'ilson is a spin-
ster who lives in the home (if her sis-
ter and lll'lllllt'l‘~lll-lll“’ a sort of ser-
\illll. Shi- takes part in a mock mar-
iiage ('l'l‘t'lllOll)’ to discox or that she iS'
not only married. but that her hus-
band already has a wife.
troubles begin. Neil (“ornish, a
teacher. loves her and driven to des-
peration by her brother-in-law's con-
duct, she wrecks the furniture and
leaves her home forever. eventually
to find peace and happiness with her
sweetheart. Milton Sills is the lead-
ing man and othirs in the cast are
Roberts. Helen Ferguson,
Mabel lluren and Clarence Bur-
ton.
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PALACE RIONI)AY
“'llliam S. Hart Has One of His Best.
Roles in “Three “on! Brand."
A western photoplay that is as full
of action as the convs ntional egg is of
meat. is “'illiam S. Hart's new Para.-
mount picture, "Three \Vord Ilrand."
that will be featured at the Palace
theatre for two days beginning Mon-
day next. From the opening seen‘s
when Ben Trego. after placing his
twin sons in safety. blows himself in-
to fragments by igniting a keg of
gunpowder to escape a band of sav-
ages that had him caught in :1 trap.
to the final fade out wlun he holds
the girl of his heart in his arms there,
isn't a. wearisome moment. .\Ir. Hart
plays three roles and he portrays
them all with consummate artistry.
Jane Novnk is his leading woman and
heads a strong supporting cast of
scrten players. Lambert llillver dir-
ected am} Joe August. A. S. (‘.. photo—
graphed.
N I‘I\\' FAR N I'M PICTUR E
“His Greatest Sacrifice" b At Regent
and Palace Sunday Night.
Does a husband's
everything to a wife? And can
mother love be crushed from a wo-
man's heart by the applause of the
public? These are questions put
forth in the latest “'illiam Fox pro-
starring \Villiam Farnum.
This picture. called “His Greatest
Sacrifice." will be shown at the Re-
gent and Palace Theatres next Sun-
day evening. It is a highly dramatic
play
“'illiam Farnum to
an opport unity
display his finest gifts as an actor.
J. Gordon Edwards. who directed
“Salome" and "Cleopatra." among
other pictures for W’illiaxn Fox, di-
rected “His Greatest Sacrifice."
The Mizpali Circle 0131 King’s
Daughtem
’l‘hen her '
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SUCCESS [1198 n
and one that gives the popular.
or South ‘Norwalk papttst: ,
arch. will meet for their regular-t
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Tiger Rose
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LYRIC—BRIDGEPORT.
to Be. Prtsaimd \Vcek of
January 16th.
l‘nususl interest is manifest over
the Lyric's sensation mom—dramatic
Oiiering next week. David
leaner-deli to he America‘s
vproducer of the drama. granted Mr. S.
’2. Poll the: privilege of presenting
""l‘izer Pose“ in-zfiridgeporl for next
week only. though at the highest ro-
yalty ever paid for a stock production.
1. -~ 43'
arrived from New York to put the fin-
ishing tom-m s to the 1: min-n
tion while a score of decorators will
”work from midnight Saturday until
noon Monday converting: the
theatre into a phuhousr of the Great
Northwest win :‘1- the scents of
“Use" were founded.
Fully a dozen truck loads of fir—
wood will be used in decorating the.
vast auditorium and lobby and it will
he nectssarv to construct an elevated
stage for the orchistra in the hack of
the theatre. The Canadian Indians
and the 1'10) :1] Northwest Mounted p0—
licv :istriile their steeds entering
from the front of the theatre. down an
aisle path and (an-r a bridge into the
stage is but one o" the man) innova-
tions to be offered in advance stage-
crat‘t so detllv arranged by the mas-
ter directer Mr. Bernard Sterne. Ar-
rangements ha\v been perfected for
an unmimented orchestra and no de—
'tail of completeness will br- onrlook-
ed in order to give the Lyric patrons
something.r distinct]: new in
_ lions.
Bernard Steele in a letter some time
ago. when he spent a hunting season
in the Greathorthwesl’: to G. S.
German read:
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and here I found a land
peopled with the heat and the worst:
the Oxford Graduate on his homestead
claim. side by side, with a renegade
American later arrested for murder
in the States; the genial Iiudson-Ray
Factors with their evenreadv welcome
to the stranger; the stolid-t‘accd In-
dians whose mm-ul life is so well
:guardcd over b_v those wonderful
men found wherever the finger of ci«
vilization has heen pointed—the Jesuit
Priests- bnt above all. what most ap-
pealed to me. were the light-hearte'd
young girls. children of the Canadian
l-‘rench. who laugh and jest with the
stranger at the door and wander alone
singing through the dark, wolf-ridden
forests, knowing no fear.
. It is strange then that here in this
undeveloped country of plenty we.
should find the human emotions strip~
pod of all pretense. and men and wo-
men standing clean and true. unfet-
tered by the hypncrvtical veneer 0!
social environment. with hearts 0!
children, bodies of men and souls that
respond to the voice or religion as the
pine—liningh answers the liri-eze. loving
.tit-rcrlv. hating \\ ieelv. theri code liv—
comes their law. And (Her the dc.»
:tiizivs of these adventurous people.
Values that haven’t been
equalled in years, at_
J acoby’s
January
Clearance
‘ ‘ Men’s
Clothing
Lower prices for good
clothes than you have
seen in years.
$19.50 $25.00
$29.50 $34.50
Suits . and O’Coats
entirrlupon life in the rosy glow of an Al-
"Tjgorgmooniight of the day
1‘ roduc- 1
whether it be mu the backs of their X—RAYS BALE“ mef}
!
sturdy mounts. or swirwiug on the OP ‘SIAMEI‘SE T‘VINS.‘
gee- ales behind the‘ - W
p u. sleds, c‘?r“Su1-gxnns Decide Suwanee “'onld
premnt .ever watchful, unquestioned
=in their stern interpretation of the law. 3
Cause Death of Both.
loving Royal Northwest Police
I shall hate to leave them. these. dear 3 firms today.
red—biboded men and women. and re-
turn again to my club and the lheatmi
work and the Voice of the city. I sseparate themselves fearing death of “AMER [NC
'wonld that it were possible I might one might cause the death of the T , .
‘wait here amongg them for my end. OU'K‘T- .
flexing as they love. lighting as theyl The physicians declared that to opgomtu-iggg gnd Opticians
\
' fight. hating as they mic.
{dying as they die with their last look
'bcrta morning. or in the rec: clean
‘i . 151 passed.
.Such are the people ot the fax Cana-
‘dian Northwest whose association in
the last few months is bringing back
to you a betterman. ‘ * t '3'
immcdmtlv seuu‘ them. They are
sears old.
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Classified Ad.
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foremost men, the rollicking. adamant. dutijMned together until their death. phy-
' s o l siclans decided after X~ray examina-
l The twins. born attached to each
other. contemplated an operation to
separate them now would result in the
‘doath of both and expreficd the op—
linion that it one should die the other
also would die unless: a surgeon could
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l Anything in Your Eye? .
Many People. who come to new
imagine that there is some tomato
body in their eyes. At times We can
hardly neutrinos them that these grit:
ty, sandy, scratching. irritating condi~
tions are symptoms and enacts or eye
strain which may be cox-meted by the
use of proper glsases. Let us take the
grit out.
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i Our
Evening Classes
. COSTELLO’S
r “High Speed”
Sale
Here’s a list Of a few specials in Men’s
ill Furnishings that you should not pass by.
SOFT COLLARS (Arrow). . . . 4for 50c
Iii SILK COLLARS (Arrow)... . 3 for $1.00
Fully MERCERIZED SOX.5 pr. for $1.00
FIBRE SILK sox. . . . . . .. 3;». for $1.00
BEAUTIFUL NECKWEAR. . .. At 55c
UNION SUITS................At$l.45
Sweaters, Shirts, Flannel Shirts, Pajamas,
Bathrobes, Umbrellas
“EVERYTHING” A MAN WEARS
GREATLY REDUCED
Costello Men’s ShOp
21 North Main St. South Norwalk
Ofi'ers you an excellent oppor-
tunity to review your short—
hand or bookkeeping, or to per-
feet your English, spelling or
pennianship.
MERRILL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Old Friends at the Old
Price
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
No profiteer'mg on Old Well
Cigars. They arefihe best cigars
made at that pure
The Textile Store
54-inch All Wool Heavy Weight
Men’s Wear Serge in Nivy Blue,
Brown and Black . . . . . . $1.59 yd.
Special Sale on All Wool Plaid
Skirting at Reduced Prleee.
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'[illlllEN’S STORE HA3
l, INT ERESIINE NEWS
The busy days of the holiday sea-
son at Golden‘s Confectionery Store,
Mahnckcmo Bloek. South Norwalk,
meant big hurry up orders for candy
to replenish the stock—and now
fresh shipments of \Vlrth. Page &
Shaw and Park S.- Tilford Candies are
on hand. “'irth candies are rtr‘liciou1
and are carried by the best candy
shopa in the country.
The following ice creams served at
the store by the plate. in sodas or
lsundael or any quantit ' for home or
parties or various of airs—F‘rt nch
Vanilla, French Chocolate, American
Chocolate and Vanilla. Orange Pine.
and Cherry Custard Ice Cream.
Beginning next week and continu-
ing tor many weeks to come this
store will have Candy Spfcials on Fri-
day. Saturday and Sunday. V’S’atch
the papers for interesting newsabout
quality candies at right prices.—-Adv.
FLORIST
Gut Flowers, Bridal Bouquets,
Gal-sages, Sprays and.
Floral Designs
Table terns for dishes.
Use some wire guards to protect .
your fruit trees from mice and rat)
bits.
5 IN MARINE,
((7726 H0 OVER.
to you.
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Ask us about our Weekly Payment Plan so that yOu
can use your cleaner as you pay for it.
DONNELLY’
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET
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136 Washington St. 8. Norwalk
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5 Newell & Murray
1 Clothiers and Furnisherl
‘ “To Mep Who Know"
:, 153 Washington St, 8o. Nor-walk
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i . Men’s $4.00 Heavy .Cor-
‘ duroy Pants
,, . . 5
i Special........... $29 ‘
TENDERFOOT
SHOES
FOR STOUT WOMEN
Of fine appearance and
thorough comfort in soft black
or tan kidskin. Made With Wide
ankles. Medium .round toes.
sizes 4 to 9.
at
Ma'xLevy'sSlioeStore
31 80. Main Street, 80. Nor-walk
No Connection with Any Other
Store
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And This Is It
The best remedy to break up
colds is in our estimation A. I). 8.
Cold Remedy. Our belief is that it
would be mighty dlflicult work to
get together another such worth)"
formula as this. At the very first
sneeze or shake take a few doses
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«payday sya'J-da -'-~«'u.'a’oo‘y-a-u- -c-.-'av'u‘-r--,--
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LOOK AROUND Now
for the nearest telephone
,IN CASE OF FIRE
that. is needed quickly you ought to have GOOD GOAL. Ask
for Number 113 and leave an order with
THE NORWALK COAL & SUPPLY CO.
108 WATER STREET SOUTH NORWALK
of this valuable remedy and break
that cold before it breaks you. Do
this, get it today and have it handy
and you will avoid much distress
and annoyance and may be ward
off a serious sickness. Don’t be
atraid of this cold remedy. it is
absolutely safe and sure and it will
not disappoint‘you.
‘ Price 25c
H. A. MEAD
Prescriptio’n Pharmacist
8 N. Main 8t., 80. Nor-walk
The store where you will like to
trade
PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE mantras BUILDING
.5 ,
Island M. Beach
rim 40 16, .. 3%;
[Clearance
biggest : ' "
STANDARD
South
Norwalk :
unch
Only High Class Foods
Served Here
South Main St. South Nos-walk
MW.»
Ice, Charcoal,
Wood and "
Trucking
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Fred Hain
52 Head" M
Till llllilllllLKS‘ Elitlll
.37" Bomb;
'20? £.VVfAESHlHGTGN s;
1: 0915.959
TAXI
Telephone 908.
Any Time Day or Night ,
Cells Promptly Attended.
to. Prices Moderate.
American Taxi Co.
11 North finn’ Street
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DEV INE BROS .
Norwalk Chronicler