r11 IDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1.922
Néws of the Financial World. 3
O NASH TO PLAY EAST ENDS. , ,
Stock Quotations .. .- . 3. l “6““
Tomorrow at ernoon a : p. m.., , 1
- ' the Nash A. A. and the East. Ends: DUBCthn David. Esterson
' H. L. "110 ' ' F ‘ ' H. D. .110 clash at the «Baxter Grounds. ThisI Cyrus W. Gray, 11'... Mg?-
. . _ . 3., l .- .. ’- gamc promises to be a battle. royal: ,
t‘lllll’lll 55-3-3 “1.1/3 61-23; Luck. StI- Icl 18 18 18 which. no baseball fan in this city; ‘
”mm" Mi" 57:" Ml \hmmm Rem 1991/“ 194% 195;? should miss To show the confidence1 1 LAST Tm TODAY
I" ‘0 " i \ u ‘ :I/ I ' '
111.311 111:“ 1:; imitillfu:talos :3}? #3"? :31: that both managers have in their re-t POSITIVELY THE LAST
”f, , . "‘ .,,,l l ‘1 d ' 21 ’8 f,“ ’2 f“ " spcctive teams they have agreed to NORWALK SHOWING
‘h l-"‘“ '" l"’"* , i.” .50" " 21. play" on the winner—take-all basis!
' """‘ "yd Mr" M73 3' 1‘ Central 981"“ 9F” 92‘ \luch interest has been aroused since; Pathe Presents Robert J-
. I :I- H ‘2 ‘ 541/3 N'l—"N'H' & ll. 33% 31% 31% the [trams have been booked to play; Flaherty’s great film story of
\\ 'i" l. :7 i" .3177. :7 ;:\'or. Puc. 891/“ 8875’ 59% and thc backers of each team have the Snowiands —- The most
'1“: 108% 10“ '~‘ 1% PM" Hi] 58% 57% 58 signified a Willingness to “stake: their? appealing presentation Of
‘ \M ”I, 1. 5.5.3 951,; "II ‘1 l'nn Amcr. Pole. 53 '53 83% 831,-; shirt" on the results. i Life and Love in the
.. .I. {Ir-I, .ISI ” IIIm. R R 47 47 47 The ”new, follows:——- .Arct.c. -
\ Ilnw 11.41: Ill-l 1‘34 ‘l’nllnmn Co. 131% 130171 130% , Nash A. A. _ “NAANOOK OF THE
‘ .13, LN.” in”! 1291' liin ll'\ Fll'll Spr.117‘,§ 117%; 117% A. Tarlov (L; Gearin. 15¢ 1).; Lon- NORTH”
I IllnII -\" 5-“ 4-“ 1i L ‘-‘ i “"501‘ 161/5" 16% 16% chak 9nd by- I Turlov ss.' Russell or . . . . . .
— , n . ,_ 3' '- 1. '- rI ’ "' " 1‘ ' '. Brilliant Thrullmgs Different
« -~l II I\'- - la lzo..Ili If; 80 ,4, I9_.‘. 191,. 031193311le Hall,c f: Ixeene. l. f- ’ ’ -
‘ ' '7'; i 'l‘ ' 1‘ I“ m' :1 ype In}; 3:33 40"; East. Ends. Special Added Attraction
I i’ I- ‘5“ '-’ 'glqu' bloc] 637’? 637‘“ 6‘3 4 1.. ’Iuschllanm. 2nd h.; S. Ireland, The First National Dramatic
‘ ‘ “l?" ‘H : lunnl Illutlch k 313’“ {‘63: f“: c. f.: lllnckman. 3rd 1).: Smith. 1st 1).: Feature Success
. , “,1 by.» 'Smlrs {on my. .H'l .. .10 ,I_ ’ s T ‘ ‘ f': Sheehan or
I .\ Imp, T? is". l’ncillc 941,5 93% 93% gla:;:1;:ch:)'1u1;1: 1].} Ireland, 85.: G. JEWELL CARMEN
‘ . ”In ’7" II Sim'mi" (iii 341/3 33% 34"- luschbaunl c..- iowc. p.; Greenought '— IN —
. 1.. I I Ila-1:. _ 3%. Railway 27 26% 263, ' ' ‘ __ "Nobody”
. II I'wIw‘h “P £5 “ N J 186% ”"35 13". HARTFORD MAX EXONERATED. .
I ’ ‘fI III 2"” , is (l N J Pl‘. 117 115 118 NE\V I-IAVE.'. 'Sept. 1,—John J-
" ' ' 1"”: M'Si- PM” 34 32 337,3 Ahenrn, of Hartford. was exonerated SATURDAY
"""" ""’” ””3 - ismmmakm‘ ”1 i=3 13‘ $41 1,3“ 1-" by Deputy Coroner \Vynne. last night, A Special Palace Holiday
’ ‘ “"' " Hi'” '5 W" Tl‘\ns (‘0 49% I 49 491.3 'in :1 linding‘ on the death of Alice Week- end Double Bi”.
" ‘ " } ”’1 ("‘1' 'i ""Z""”,‘.‘""’ ““0‘1- 57 , 55% 3653 1 Hook. aged 15. at Wallimzford. .éugust MARIE PREVOST I!
"' 1‘" i n. lll'l- Stores 30!}! 791.5..- 3”": 23, tho girl having been struck by
l II>‘ - 373 l'. S. Realty 73 77 77 the lnun‘s automobile. :1
‘II '~ Pr. TI?» l'. s. nulmer 56:5; 563/, 06'“ The chief point made was that Married 3 __Flapper
I I ‘I "I”! Inc Ill ‘1 l'_ S. Steel 1051;. 1047:; 105 Ahcnrn was not operating his’ machine
. x}. - 1.3;; r.l'l'. 59:91 nil-71 I115. qlNI] pf. 12] 1A 131% 1311’ I“! a reckless lnnnlléel‘, 1”“th apps”; FRANIK MAYO
I’ ’I‘ 13 ' 17"; l 1' 1h CODN‘I' 6952’» 69 69 coroncr took occasion to point out 19. "’ N —
~ VII) 50- 5" 215 l; 3\ unzidium Stool 531,-; VI: 53 ' (hinge-r from glaring hmu‘IliglltS. "0t ”Afraid to Fight"
I' l‘w’ I' if" 5&1} \\'('Si. lIIlcc. 04!; 63!; 63% ion.) to <iri\crs. lmt to pedestrians.
<.-“imr 43] 45" \Vhltf' MOIOV’S 43% 49‘." 43% :Alu-nrn had claimIIIl that his obscrva— THURSDAY SEPT 7
I' illlll'l‘ 373*; 37 I~ .___,. ition of tlw road alu-nd “'us momen- ’ '
'- II Tim» 5w.» sqgi (x) Ex 111V, 9 larily blimlcd by the lights of an Welcome return to Norwalk
approaching vehicle and he did not of Keith’s Vaudevivle.
. . 1 . SW 1110 Book gir‘v Who, “"15 on the The program that made the
l'Iuycrs.‘ Cruciblc StI-(Il, AlliOd CllI.>111i-.cdc:c of {ll-O road in lront of 1191‘ Palace the talk of the town
TflflAY IN WALL __ (-nl, Phillips Petroleum and Genvrul homo. liflVl‘llg‘ ullghtIIIl. With a girl last season will be COHtinued
1 . 'f\lll(‘l‘lt';lll lunk \Vcrc ind lor at slt‘llll- companion, lrom a trollcy car. With under the Keith franchise.
' Ily rising prices. Trading was on :1 Ahcnrn worn Miss Anna J. Sullivan. of ‘
sonic which l‘orcshzulowcd total doal- Hartford. and Miss Mary J. Dunn, of Watch for the Opening Pro-
\.\'.\l.l, “’l‘HI'II‘I'lL. 10:30 11. Inf—A lugs of “1‘“ over a million shares. \Vaterbury. gram Announcement
sh Il-Ilvmnd l'I-r oils and equipments. “w '
III ._I ... which IIIIxIsuIII-Il gains of one mums-1m: “1111 smmmo('Al'l'rm1. SPECIAL minus 'I‘() TRY MOTOR Due to Length of Program
III III” imims. rI-II'IIII-(Ia IIII- irl-IIulllzlr —~——_. \‘lmu‘m-z1.A\\'\'10LAT0R§. First Evening Performance
"i“"IiI‘! “l ”Mill‘s Stock Murkvti 'l‘lm Tlmmzlslon Knife (‘0. has or— Nl-I\V HAVEN. SI‘DL '3] Starts Promptly at 7: 0°
l‘:I!Il\\i:I ‘lilll l'ullnmn brokII illl‘t'lllLZ'h'[rillllzt'cl with .‘lll authorized (-npitnl courts to try \iI’Iinlors of motor . Today.
in n- \\ lmh I'I‘L'Iil‘lls l'nr ihv )‘t’zll'. :Is [:«lm’k ol' $li“.'HlU. nI'I-ordinu lo pullers Vi‘lliclc laws worc nclvocniml h." MOM?
I‘lIl .\l'I"'l(‘:lH I'lzn :InIl AlliIIIl Cln-mi- :llI‘Il \\'iih (m. secretary of the St;1(e_ '(‘fommissioncr StOI-ckcl before the
In‘l. .\iI“.il‘illl l‘IIlI-nlI IIIn (‘Ollflllllt‘ll its \'l'hII (Il'l'iI-IIrs :Il‘c llIIlll‘)~ S. Hitchcock. Nl-W Haven Automobile Club at a
"|~“'l‘ IH .II‘III Hill}, Pacific and l'rmlnc— prcsidvnt. and Jumps l). \Vcdgcwood. SllOl't' Ililmt'i‘ lilsl night. “0 Win $00“-
I -:: .le lII'lilll-l‘s I-nIIh advancing n secretary and treasurer, both of 501‘ :1 hill in “I" 116‘“ li‘fllSliilUrU t0 (‘5'
I». ll ur llllll‘t‘, l'. S, Slur-l :Ipprmu-h- \\'undbury. taillish such courts. AT THE THEATRES
‘ i ‘-“ “”1” “Viking iiic’vtlllt‘t- of its high I'upcl's of incorporation “'crc lilcd ‘ ‘ ~ ’ _
IIII- .I‘I-gxr. by Jackson limtllI-rs. Inc. of l'ort- NH“: HAVEN AI'TO STOLEN. H . .
" i"? "'1‘ “Nil .\liIl\nlI- Stools WIII-I'I land. 'l‘h . nuthorizvd (‘11 )ilzll stock NEW" HAVEN SPW- ‘l_«-»»l’oli(‘0 . . .
fIII. ' I '.\' m. “11- 0\(Illi;:l1t :In‘ is $Ill'filllf. In“. jnpnrpol‘n‘lol‘s‘ are 1,. C‘onllnissionvr 1’. G. Nicolnri haul llis JUSGEAT “ODAL
"" I" ”H! ”Mir l'l‘ll‘OSI'Il null:— ll. Jurkson. 1:. A. Jackson and (‘. w. ulltomnliilc stolvn last night. The llO- "‘ _*
7" H'“ "‘L'HI“ ( “Hill-"Ill “I Is illII— Jackson. all of Portland. ’l'hl- (-om- lim- got word that tho All-(1111'. K. Y.. “l'il‘dJ'W “V"“mn'” Starring Alma
‘II IsIIliIl- ItIIIl (in. lIIIIkI- 4 poinls puny will I~IIg::Ii:I- in llw gurugv lIusi— pollcc had found the mle‘hiIlc slolcn Rubcum Closes Elli-’I‘l‘m‘flli'lll—TWO
F'I'I'IWI‘ *0 HII‘ I'Il'IlIIr ol‘ llII- Public 11033;. last wmrk from (‘mmty ('Iumnissioncr linucllcnt Comedy Hits: ()11 Bill.
"Illllllllls‘sllll: I l. Hing; 1hr r: III- Ti... _.\“10'i.\ I ( u h SIII-(Iiully Man- .I- “Z Sanford and had :u-rcslmi .3 mall “Find the “'omon.” starring Alma.
“3 II» $1.13 :I llmns InIl cubic urnI 1m 1111: (‘0. of llnnbul \ in Is orimn- who confessed to thII lhrl’t. Rubens was pl‘t'SC‘HU‘tl 111 UN Regent
ll.'i IIIIan Hing: :Irlnplion ol tlIII ,izI-Il “ilh an unihmiznl (‘flpltll stock ' 'l'hcatrc yesterday and patrons classed
"m; m; .1 mm 51. .IIIiIlhi. .0, $4 000 , Ia, - it 115.0110 of the finest photoplay at—
r— A lln: ll (H‘t‘llli‘lf- 110 of dissolution was THE HILIJSIDE SCHOOL tructions that has M'Pr va-n showx; in‘
I H‘l‘lH-Ili‘l' \oon — «llnxinc ilII II in tin \. lliufi'z ll Rod 8 win M.1t- - Norwulk. Miss llul-vns is a linis led
I II”! I’ h I \r: H‘siolx in tho ‘ in \q (‘0 ol \‘vw llnvvn, l g PIOSpeCt HI“) Norwalk star and her natural grace and charln
"' 1 5‘" I'I'1\~""<‘I 0' <01“!le 1- | 1110 “'1 I d "l”.nginccring \Vorks of
IIIliIIIIs 11 (In {:IcalIl pnltol‘
Il list “list mulpmonts. io-
littllul‘S :lnIl (lividund paying:l
illlll'ltlt‘d 11p 1 to 1’.
I IIIIIsiIlvrublI-
“I Islelhlislwd. Low-primwl I‘IIil-
I- \2III'I' “gain llllllt'l" inqny Sl'll-
gnu-«sure. apparently l‘lIllIII'lini: tlII-
'IIIllfillI'rts 01' many llolIlIIrs :Is :1 HI-
IIl' (‘hlt'ngo :IIlIi Alton
numbt-r or high
l‘|'('l‘l\'('l'- ‘nlrn rIIporls :I l‘t‘C‘Dl‘l] l‘ruil crop this
Hip. 'l‘lII- lIIrlII slIIIrIs \\'l>l'(‘ supplil-Il yIIIIr.
lIImr:Illy. lhI- common l'nliingr 311,. ”IV 'l‘ln- I‘sinir'. which is 0110 of tho
'lIi-sl prw'n l‘l‘l'Ii :: 5., ;II:-l IEIII SI wand I lzlrpu-st and lil;I~st fruit farms in New
1)]‘1'l‘11'l",i 1’. [II-ills, .\'II\\ llIIw-n. St.'lIIIil:lIIInl. lms :1lr(-.1IlypickIIIl 60000
12ml I ll:'!|lt|ll um! [II‘I-r'IIl'rIIIl. 'l‘II\1s,llisk(ls of peaches, 7 (”In bushels of
. _l l' .I .:.I- :InIl NI \V York (‘II nlr: II I pI- ms and 1-5pm is :1 (rep or 6 mm bar-
III lI' .I'\ID IlI~iII~IIssI-Il l to 3 points. (‘Illl I‘Ils ol :Ipplcs \luch now machinery
1: "iH"» HIW'IH‘Ii ill 4 1: pm- cont . 'lor gr: “ling: and sizing of tho fruit has
_ _ bu n nIlIlI- I] to the ntIn (quiplncnl.
\\'.\I.l. H'l‘lllIIli’l‘, l:.';II p. In.-——'l‘h(I M
.‘il ,Ilmurbinq powI-l- nl' thr‘ markI-t BICTHEL )I’ANI'FACTFRER
Ii. .. II .IlrIl by :1 Slldllt‘ll drop of nIInrly BAVKRI P'l‘.
IIIIIIIN in .\lI-\iI‘:In PltlIllI um f'Im
. I IrlIIIr high lI-lcl but this (li‘\(‘l— inn petition ill bankruptcy “as lilcd
Bridgeport has organized with an au-
tllorlzed capital stock of $25.0(IO.
(illlIlIIN\\'l(‘ii. .
..\l:IImr Fulfill.
i
Edmond (‘.
[minis (ill!)i'l\'\\'l(‘ll II‘RI'I'I‘ PARRY
REPORTS RECORD (‘ROI’
ho
Ni) W THU JHIN Sept.
SI Ipl.
(-sln {(-
Con verso.
].——(‘(Inycrs
of tho into
mum-million—
1.—A Volun-
A school for girls and for little
boys. will open for the year 1922-23,
on Thursday, September let, at 9:00
A. M.
Thorough instruction by experienced
faculty of college graduates in Pri-
mary, Intermediate and Upper School
Small classes giI'e opportunity for
lndivdiual instruction and develop.
ment of light method of study.
Commodious school rooms. large
gymnasxum. ample and bcautitul
grounds ofl'er equipment for best men-
tal and physical development.
Exceptional teachers of voice, piano
and drawing.
IliIl I’atllc picture
which
cnccs to tho Palace since
will
night'
cannot
the Palace patrons who have vie-wed
it are loud in their praise expressions
for the wonderful work that it repre—
‘Palace "
Regent
Theatre
David Esterson, Mousse:-
LAST TIME TODAY
One of the biggest pictures
of the year.
ALMA RUBENS
In the Paramount super
presentation
“Find the Woman”
' - AND — ,
Special Educational Comedy
. . “,Bucking Broadway’ ’,'
A1 St. John Pre Relegse
Comedy
...~ “-1 ”u... *M’ ~.
SATU RDAY
POLA N EGRI
The Russian Dramatic Starr
. “Eyes "of Munny”
DAVID POWELL
Paramount’s He Vamp at His
Best in
“Dangerous Lies”
LABOR DAY SPECIAL
A special double feature
program.
WANDA HAWLEYV
. -— IN ~—
“The Truthful Liar”
—-AND —-
Eugene O’Brien
Martha Mansfield
Rudolph Valentino
In the selectsuper
presentation .
made the picture men more pleasing.
It is easily one 01' the best productions
that Paramount has ghen the public
in u long limt. {Ilckling Bromluay,”
the (M1110 lllOllal “Comedy and Al St.
John' S no w \(‘hit‘ib were two subjects
that also Wont big. The entire show
will be presented of. the Regent again
Upper School odors College Prepa- today.
ratory and General Courses for girls “—
{10m lourteen to twenty- Home Special PALACE TODAY.
reviewa for college examinations. ’
General course offers as electives. Final Shouinc.‘ or “Xanook of the
Economics PsychologY. History of North" and “Sohody.”
Art, French and German, etc. "Nanook of then North," the splen-
of the
has been drawing
snowlands
large audi—
Vl’ednesday
close its engagement with to-
5 shows. This is a picture which
be too highly commended and
se-nts. As a special added attraction
. ’li sl’Jl'l'i'i} IIll‘llId tln- (onlivllncu horr. ywcstudn). ill l nited States “13- Enrollments strictlv limited Princ" with “Nanook 0f the North " the
I ~, .. bull's, I-nIIgII‘liI buying coniin- tlict Court by the Butler Vaporizer pals ay be seen by BDDOlntment quacc management is presenting
H‘ 'l Ix-iIlII VIIl'iIIiy of slmrr-s. 'l‘lII- Corporation or Ilcthcl, manufacturers Prlnted matter on request. "l‘Voho’dy" starring Jewel Carmen. The
\\'I‘l'l' run up 1 to 2 points on of gasoline Vaporizers. Liabilities . ' * -' ' "
. IIIIIInm‘IIInong of :In 'nrivuncc in were listed at $91,000, While assets MM€I%I;E§§NBRENDLINGER’ A' 3' (Honing 523‘“ “'1” be at ‘ and 9.
I «mum and Rock Island. Famous wccr given as $78. 661. T FRANCIS‘ A‘ 3' IRENE.
c r
Big Plans For Palace Opening In Bridgepor
M wnmfi
4I£Klumn>lmm “a. I. «(I .1 rue 'kum
IIl lluvnlricnls.
(Hts,
UV
N
2'“! moguls in the .imuscmcnt wmld and at least 30 stars of
lm- Inifir of SylVostI-r Z. I’oli’ s new ' ‘
The theatre opens Lahor Day evening.
\\"1llacc Reid in “The“ Dictator" is the film feature.
nose" will be added. The star
, :1. the Indian linlitonc. and Vilginia Br—ll. the dancer
I‘Iv ~~- ms 4,000 people and is one of the finest in this section of the country.
Patina.
T heatro
apnea ring in conjunction
(it Blidgeport promises to be an epoc
and will present a program of_ high class
t.
Big Musical Comedy Here Next “eel:
Sun “1‘s Ills-211150 of Its Record.
It is seldom that the average
t
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1\
u.“mn..w.ma_.4. .. ......._....._- .. 4
Tierney
Cal-thy. which will be the attraction at
the Regent Theatre on Tuesday even-
ingrnext. '
heatregocr ever looks upon' the re-
urn of n play with eyes of welcome,
or in this day and era. amusement
seekers are always on the lookout for}
omething new; hence it is little short
f remaarkablc to note the interest
' displayed in the forthcoming engage—
ment of the
Company V‘s perennial idyl of the musi—
Vanderbilt Producing
al wo rid "Irene." the story of a New
York shop girl’s romance by James
“’“With ’ music by Harrv
Joseph» Mc-
lontgomery.
and Lyrics by
“Irene." which is now in the fourth‘
year of its popularity, is still counted Company Lumber
among the season s
getters, continues to woo new ad- tached to the flywheel, which was re-
mirers each succeeding year. _for it isv'olxing rapidly. ‘
largest nionev-
“The Wonderful
' Chance”
MARION DAVIES
Will Tell You What
“BEAUTY’S WORTH”
At The
i I PALACE
Monday and Tuesday.
one of the very few musical plays
which live in the memory.
This is due to its delightful whole-
some story, its moral and its jingly,
tuneful score which contains many
melodies which are always as welcome
as the flowers of spring.
Another factor not to be forgotten
is the fact that the Vanderbilt Pro-
ducing Company have never allowed
the Company presenting the play nor
the production to suffer through time.
They have always, seen to it that
these essentials have been given the
most minute attention with the re-
result that managers all over the
country are always pleased to receive
from the booking offices, a contract
[or one of their attractions. for they
know the trade-mark and what to ex-
pect.
“Irene" with her big cast of rec-
ognized players. her sprightly youth-
i‘ul good looking chorus, bedecked in
a brand new lot of Lucille creations.
and an entire new mounting will be
presented in this city in the sameIpre-
tentious manner which has character-
ized this attraction eyer since its first
performance, and an excellent per—
formance is promised.
The sale of seats opened yesterday
and early orders indicate that a. capa-
city house Will greet "Irene. "
KILLED BY STICK IN MILL.
Arthur 'T. Reno. ' fortv- -eight years
old, 01 No. 774 East 165th Street,
Manhattan was killed yesterday af-
Tuesday, Sept. 5th
W5 ”03'? colossm 57763553?
Wrmpyg'fl 57641 (avg-21y
com
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[yr/e115! Jar ”malfeagy .; 1
lit 612mm Gilli. lN THEM [lam
PEG/AL IIIC 1054950 WCZIISM '
PRICES—50 GENTS TO $250
SEATS NOW‘ SELLING-PHONE 1501
Poli’s Palace Theatre
' BRIDGEPORT
OPENING
Labor Day
SEPTEMBER 4 AT 8 O’CLOCK
Iill—Screen and Stage
Stars—40
Will Be Present and Appear on the Stage to Greet You:
Ma-e Murray, Alice Brady, Ann Pennington, Raymond Bitch-
cock, Montague Love, Lew Cody, Virginia Pearson and
Edward Earle, Is Just a Start of the Long, Bright Inst.
._..~ ———-——.—‘m_-— ~.—_ 1......
, v; 1 I -
WONDERFUL PREMIER PROGRAMBEE
FILMS—M USIC—DAN CE
SEATS ON SALE NOW—N0 ADVANCE IR" PRICE.
THE BEST
OF
THE
New September Rec0rds
66071—MY MOTHER ... Orville Hal-told
87345—MY AIN COUNTRIE . . . . . . . ._. . . . . .3». .31., . Homer
66082—VIENNESE FOLK SONG . . . . . . .‘ . . . . .. Hugo Kreisler
66080—-\VONDERFUL \VORLD OF "ROMANCE McCormack
74765—NOCTURNE 1N B FLAT . . . . —. . . . . ._.-.._ Paderewski
DANCE RECORDS.
Who’ll Take My Place When I’m Gone, Georgette
Club Royal Orchestra
The Sneak .
Are You Playing Fa1r ?
Swanee Bluebird
Just Because You’re Yon~
THE POPULAR HIT z
gnaw—Koo.
ternoon at Mount Vernon when a
stick he was handling got caught in
a flywheel and, as it circled, struck
him in the chest, piercing his heart
and causing almost instant death.
Mr. Reno had been employed eight-
een years in the ,Wilson and ' Adams .
Mills. He was
using a. stick to adjust a pullev " at.
1’!
screen and stage. present to'do
and for the opening evening only,
with the showing of the pic-,
arc 01hr. r interesting lights on the
6 South Mafia
1"- - - ~"'.-.—,---’~.-' - - :0. - -,.v,.
Try our S ecial Home Cook
Chicken inner for Sunday
Fruit, Soup, Olivos, Celery, Roast Chickén With
Dressing, Green Peas, Mashed Potatoes, Puddmg
or Pie. Colfee, Top or Milk. ‘ ‘
Oxford Lunc
Restau
and
3
rant
treat? -
as
Slmg by Billy Murray and Ed. Smalle.
HEARCTHESE AND ANY OF THE OTHERS. AT
he Hamilton Shop
49 Wall Street
Norwalk Chronicler