SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1922.
gram .... .
\\z Advent: resg‘ Raggedylnli
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- . .. ,1 l ,3“ iiilillll‘ is so gin”. to -into the new little store and. sure
. ¢ : 1 ...-iii .mswcywl puppy enough. it was an ice cream store, and
,: : ...“ ...; in l’llll away from a cool-tic store. and a book and toy
an...“ linggwly Ann said to s-‘ort‘ all in one, and the toys were ar-
1 . : '\\|:".‘.l> \xlii‘w llf' was disliiiig‘rmigcd on nice white shelves along
. l-~ LM‘Illil his niamula hadl‘llle sides of the stozc.
2hr. in. l "Oh. Raggedy Arm!" cried Mamma
.i, I shall lic‘.(’-r. ncwr run 2 l-‘uzzywump. “How can I later thank
..lm imiilu again!" Sui-l tllc‘XOll'f"
i \ :mp. “l-‘nr I know just how. “Please do not try to thank me!"
.l lam-i- lii_\ mammal l'N-l all tllc‘said Raggedy Ann. "I did not even
. ,_, 'llO'l‘i‘ lll'l' lilizziivuirip lioyt";l<ii0\v the wish I made would come.
i ll -- l'uxxynunip put his Fuzzy-WNW!"
‘l‘. iii‘l' inns around his l’llzzywumpl "'l‘licn I'll ho! a shiny Vol.1"? that
aim: have a wishing pchlilc in your,
ii..-i.im:l illi'l er.i\ . llrl‘ a carat big l-‘uz-
~ ~ l\llL‘. Pocket and don't know
:zywmap's puppy dog said.
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3... 1m: through 1‘..:- Woods to tlit‘ l “Wk“! ””‘1 ilwrc, “aa'prfiw £12m.” V
iv. mi stniv. l twill-\r l “ill st:.itj:l‘l0(‘(‘ of pnpf'l‘. “‘35 t f; 7‘1“ lorié‘vago
4' ”mm“ slaw rizlll m H, “t m”. Ewishing x)(‘lllll(.\ she hm '0: 11 in for:
. lill'n \i'l' can llll\‘t‘ icc (‘l'llill‘l “Wl‘ "“M'” “Hr.“ an) 1 .g.
. ,. ,_ _. , . . l-m vim. or cookics. Ol‘- 10.“:- 01'
inn. “4 \..sl. to “Illiollt going N,» in CT“ . - « . v
t i l il‘“ , ‘ullz'illlt s or hooks! ' said Blarnma Vii/oz)-
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“l‘f! lullid ;. limp slow ”a,” 1., (Hr “limp. "\Ve will give them all away
ullll uranium." shill t‘u- Fuzz)“ llllll‘. . 1'1“." . , .
"M?“ "" mi“ l'Ol‘t'll Io'll lll Hour; “That IS \'(‘l‘.\‘ INFO. and 3100']. and
. mu ~.-.. ....” 1...”. mm H”. likinl :zi'll gx’iiv‘rous at you. Mumma
.... ..zit m1 ”1.. "nu-y “1.. i. oH-n. ' l‘l‘225'\\'llln‘p. said Raggedy Ann, St;
gl Will makc another wish for you.
' ‘lll sit :Ulil cut llllll' ie‘w (‘l'l umf" . ‘
‘ ‘ ‘wish that cvcdy time you give any-
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It's toasted. This
one extra process
gives a lighflul
quality at can
it!" the Fur.-:
not be duplicated
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' LAVD 0' ROMANCE.
"Land O‘Romancc," a new light
("fillui‘vly from the pen of. Anna
Nichols. “'ill hc lhc attraction that
hislw ()‘Ham, thc cvcr wricome Irish
star. will otl‘cr at zinc licgcnt Theatre
on \\'mlnvs<lay cunning only, August 9.
The play given; Mr. O'Hara many op—
rnrixliiitics to display his swcet tenor
\(‘ll,“.‘ and this season he will be heard
in ;. number (it nor: sclr-ctions besides
awn-ml of his old time" {zi‘xorilt-s. The
cunt will he licziflwl by Miss Pat Clary,
who \Vllll h’Jl‘ saucy ways and 1101'
phasing stzigc up!" araiicc proves an
' :ullllll‘lllilf‘ foil to the young Irish star.
Souls will he placcll on sale today.
ll. why no: i“. minim-s :ilzal
U! ml: likc Hml ll' llio- storm toniwl
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'ltilllllid l‘;i‘~;a\l‘::.iw, "All (lll‘il
'ul un;.l:ii..~ i.l.« toys (lllvl
“[1, \,'z.: in i-’:l_\' mi rainy
l I. hul lint \i'is'liilli: [H‘lllll(‘
; ' ~.-,:i w‘. lizllrm-lly Ann.
.,' ,’ \i’ ll liil' (hp “1”,.
..ur in lm right on
' w iotlr lmusc and
l” l-v' E‘lrl \i'illl icv (Tram.
"‘ illl'l (H'vkil-N. and hooks.
:. Jillil ;’.’Illl"h :lll-l ~-—,"
“h Mm lllll not tiliisli what
i in,» ruli.’ l‘lii‘ llll l'l‘ was :1 lot ot‘
W‘s. illlll thumping “mi Scratch
7 ll‘llll mil in from o!‘ the l-‘iizzv-
W» iii-llsv. null it smilillcd szil‘
1 5 "i" front of thr- lmilsc was fall-
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il l:. i.;.. x ,mm.’ fl”. Hwy In"! not I llc Risa-(l Regal-11y Ann.
film “that “am :05); . o .
' “w. ‘l.’ l'll alumni" (Trim Mumma filing away {rev or cli“.m°'. you “in
'3 WM‘Nimil. till-l :im-llicr thing just like ll. to take
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.V' “'\“-L“'~‘ ho kis‘sml Rama-ll)" Alill.
\iw -. dill H. ”Um. rmmm, 'sl' 1 . 'l‘llc-i Mamma ll‘uzzywump went out
. . ’.\\ll.'~i:-_ ' ‘ “‘ -" :lll trout and rung a DO” and all the
:Illv (‘vzr'is,:...}-. '1 1"”va do" illtl‘il'.(’l‘l‘lltlll‘t‘f: of the woods came
it .. l)‘ \\:l*« im: ("llyk’zwal'll no: ”1: ‘ running I" 5N. “mat “:35 g‘.’”‘~“ on.
“M, “I.” “M ‘\~(.H"d "”11“: ‘l'.\'vr.\‘limly (‘l'iillt‘d‘lgll’t in and so—
l. wii‘ “lull. line'uwli‘ Ann-7n li‘n‘hfl 1‘1“”!er Mm “light. my” Mam—
* ' ‘ - - .lll.'l l lJ/J’yl‘flllllp. And, lli-lt‘ml. this is
\\'l»..2 “n p, ‘h- .\un WW“, 1 {just \Illnl tlw little .wom-llunll creat—
h “in”? ’H r “I‘M. l'lllltlll “His: ‘ arm: mill, so you can lillilEIIllt' Just hoiv
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. l'.l in»: II lllllll‘ll wilil lovs «xvi “ .U‘l‘ '. "" . “ ‘9‘13n?.'r".( 0'
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BOOTBLACK CORNEfiED TRADE.
3‘16“] YORK. Al‘s. Brownie Louis
Corini. eleven years old, has c 1st con-
sternation among his fellow business
Ilicii in City Hall Park. who conduct
Shoo-shining establishments.
practically cornered the trade by
dressing his sister Katherine. thirteen.
in knickers, and taking her into the
firm.
ills partncr-sister was so success—
ful wiin her “Don't take those dusty
shoes home to the wile. Mister.“ that
Louis had a. line waiting Thursday.
\Vllcn asked how he happened to hit
upon his scheme to boom trade. Louis
grinned and said: “I'm a. wise guy.
Why do they have swell blond cash-
ims in restaurants and at the movics?
] know. The boys fall easier."
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Illattlc Starts (Hi-r Itcmmal 50 “1k!-
purl. “ruining: in Assault on
(‘UI'HT KINDS I‘XANIILY l‘()\\'.
:fih'zlnhhip and Motor ’l‘i'anqmri (“uni-
' panic» .‘l'tlllll't‘il h} (‘Ullfllfi (H‘l‘irinl.
’l‘lic minus} show of the Fair-
l'iulll Kcilucl (‘iuli will lie llcltl
on lllc grounds of” llic 0x lilllgrc
’ AT iii/THEATRES-
lion ‘0‘: Thomas Mott Osborne.
attendant
REGENT TODAY.
Always a favorite with thc Nor-walk
theatre-going public, Gail Kane will
mturn to the screen locally at the
Regent Theatre today starring in her
latest picture , “Empty Arms." In
this production Miss Kane portrays a.
vividly dramatic role, and her re-
appearance here will serve Without a
doubt to increase her following, Which
is by no means small now. It Will be
of interest to Miss . Kane's admirérs
for them to know that Manager Est—
erscn of the Regent has booked her
to play in Saturday pictures three
times during the month of August;
Along with ‘:Empty Arms," Joe Moore
and Eileen Selig-wick. the ecu-starring
artists whose work was so keenly ap-
Problem Eternal" Will he prgscnted in
"The Wolf Pack" a picr‘re of thrills,
clever acting andappeajng heart in-
rarest. All in all this double feature
program promises to supercede all
predeccssors in the matter of quality
entertainment. '
PALACE TODAY.
I‘roduced under the personal direc-
“The
Right Way". the feature ' picture at
the Palace Theatre for today has been
flavored in its making with '
touch of reality, imparting a natural
tnist to the production by the pres-
ence of Mr. s‘borne on the directorial
staff. As this picture embraces
strong: theme of ordinary life with its
circumstances dominated
with a thread of police methods and
a
Osborne- is particularly competent
direct the production. Thomas Mott
Osborne was for years the warden-in-
chief at Sins: Sing Prison. Ossining,
New Yorl<.‘and in such an official ca-
pacity it is obvious that the experi_
cncc hc gainctl would be of invaluable
assislancc to him in his (‘ll‘lf’llla Work.
Indccd. “Thc Right \Vay" is so real
life-like in its treatment or the story
lay the same name, that part of its
big charm rz‘sts in its appealing dm-
matic portrayal of the sunshine and
sorrow of life. interspersed with an
attractive hit of romance that is sure
to pleas». The latest Panic News and
a comedy will complete the program.
SI'NDAY EVENING.
Virginia L09 Stars in “The Road To
Arc-nay.
hliss \‘i’rzinia Lee. who stars in
"TL-c. 11011-1 ’l‘o Arcally.” tlie.l>riliiant
sccicty plmtmlrama which cnmcs to
th: llcgent and Palace thcatrcs, Sun-
He has a day (‘\‘(‘lllllfil’,
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REGENT
had thc cnviaiuic dis-
tinction of twin: sclectmi by Howard
‘Chmulzi-r Christie, famous artist. as
thr most llcmitil‘ul girl in the state of
New York. to represent the state. at
Tlif‘ ricrigt pagcant held in Atlantic
City.
Miss Lcc's beauty is of that fair.
exquisite typo immortalizci by “Tat-
tcau and other great artists in their
W.‘
keen ;
a ‘;
prison ways. cleverly interwoven with a
thc'romantic element of the story Mr. ,
to ‘
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Wednesday, Aug. 9, 8:15
......“ Mum”.
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Theatre
Direction David Esterson
Cyrus W. Gray, 11:. Mgr.
Theatre
David Estcrson. Manager
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TODAY ' K
TODAY .
Don’t fall to sec this picturin-
tlcn of life as it ls—its sunshine
and sorrows—a production of
amazing reality is—
“THE RIGHT WAY”
Produced Under the Direction of
Thomas Mctt Osborne
~ Another winning double fea-
ture‘ program —' Joe~ Moore
and. Eileen Sedgwick are
presented in a picture of
thrilling moments, and en-
trancing heart appeal—-
“THE WOLF PACK”
-- AND ..
GAIL KANE
ls Starred in—
“EMPTY 'ARMS”
A plcturb t‘at will. grip you
and hold your interat until
the last scene has been flash.
. ’ed upon the screen.
Comedy
Pathe News
SUNDAY NlGHT
VIRGINIA LEE
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“The Road to Arcady”
A gripping story of love and
false ambition that sacrifices
a daughter for anold
man’s gold.
SUNDAY NIGHT
VIRGINIA LEE
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‘The Road to Arcady’
A gripping story of love and
false ambition that sacrifices
a daughter for an cid
man's gold.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY ‘
'The greatest picture of them all
WESLEY (Freckles)
BARRY
— IN — > .
Gus Edwards’ presentation of the
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY
“MY OLD KEN- ‘
TUCKY HOME”
A mother-love drama that
will go down in history as an
unequalled protrayal of hu-
man emotions and hcart ap-
peal—A picture that is to the
South what “Way Down
Eas ". is to the New England
people. ‘ '
comedy drains V. deluxe?
“SCHOOL DAY ”
Special Tuesday Matinee
$17.50 in
youngsters.
$10.00 for the best singing of
“School Days"
$5.00 for the youngest singer of
“School Days"
$2.50 fer the» best impersonation
of Wesley Barr-y.
cash prizes to the i
Quick Service,
idealized portraits of the French
Marquis—delicate as Dresden china.
with the illusive charm of the rosebud
liiztlzed in dew.
rd and rarified by a warmth and re-
l
nation of the classic and the modernl
——cl;:ssic perfection of profile, soften-
l‘memcnt of nature that belongs to our;
As an artist. I see many beautiful gmicration." l
women." Mr. Christie said as he sat Miss Lee has been the inspiration of
before his easel in his studio. “It is iany of 31,-. Christie-'8 most noted il-
n ’t only perfection or features that lusti'zitions, and her delicate beauty_
make for beauty, but that inci‘l‘alilc
esprcssiveness of feeling and anima-
tion that are to lovely features as the
fragrance is to the flower. Miss Lee‘s
beauty is that incomparable combi-
ilris become as well-known to the pub‘
tie‘s brush as through the screen. She
has come to represent the ideal loveli-
ness of American girlhood.
ROTON POINT PARK
SOUTH NORWALK
- AUGUST 17-18-19 ; _
THURSDAY—FRIfiAE—SATURDAY
SUPREME EVENT OF THE SEASON !
L. M. RICH’S
GRAND PRIZE BABY SHOW
Decorated Baby Coach Parade & Misses White Dress Ramble
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3 e. ' \\>""""'“i“i§ (70: 0' “Phil-"l! Pcndcd jail scntencc in City court lml (‘hun'h' Enh-ics close All- ENTRY BLANKS FREE
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.. .lw ll-hiil‘x‘ulxlVllm-Ilhlilllliu[outll'fili'IlH-olf 10" H l‘m'iod of Six months. lic olitaincd from Mr. Frank F. At Baby Show Informatm" Bureau at Park and at City Drug Stores.
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p. . -..- ’noc macmmnm R SAHXG A Doln,\vRolimv 20H, 14::1 Broad— $100.00 Singer Sewmg Machine First Prize /
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lillll'l le' Sillil'lrllll fr}. 34 m.“. _:“T' ’ BRING T _ KIDDIES
lllll'lis and oilicr (willlpllu'lln‘ 7 .
l‘ulllill'tl said yesterday on his I‘c- 'q LOA'G BR‘ABC-H’ cal" Aug. 5'". '
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kiln-ii I “(Him V“ "I.\‘1;l\\'lll(‘h was struggling in Lhc sea, GIFT DEPARTMENT
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SUPERVISOR
a. 3. Man. lust. Tech.
Phone Roman: 25¢!
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80. Nor-walk Trust Co. Bid-q ,
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Quality Speaks for Itself. :
Sanitary and MW ry food
is served. We Wise
steaks, chops and sea food. Tho
only place in town like has
Also pastry is served from our
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, South Norwalk.
39-41 So. Main Street
Get Rid
Corns
TROUPIN’S
: CORN REMEDY
For Sale Only a:
Pharmacy
60 South Main Street,
So, Norwalk, Conn.
Bargains
0 Shoe Storc 7
31 80. Main 81’. “- W:
A Clearance Sale of All
Summér Footww.
CoxdeSee “m- Window Display
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and Salve may.
Norwalk Chronicler