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SUPPORYEO IV
LILA‘LEE
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T HURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATU RDAY
A Galaxy of Vaudeville’s BeSt Acts with
the Select Super Feature
“CONCEIT”
Playing Thursday and Friday
AT THE llllllllls
Tl”) IIHTATUR.
\vw “'nllam‘ l‘wicl l’ll‘turv Makes a
ill: "it .\t Hr 1.141111 “Tit-11' It
llrmnlxh 'l'nllny.
r gwnrmv thrills. oxt'ltvmont and
Him“:- nrv flw plr‘turos seen
this sulzmn that Will wqunl “The
.mr,” :1. l‘uz‘umount pluurr- star—
\\"lllum lull whirl: oprnmi at
l‘;\‘.;il-l- 'i‘lw-zltrn yvstvrduy for
H' th vi‘u's. lv‘rnm start to finish
Min-:3 ls rapid and prlluced on a.
“1 . :zulvvr‘l- I lu‘i‘Ht'lt'li-
l». hull rzplvndivl Mum
pivlurw l}t5€.‘l‘¥‘l‘s tho success that
- 1 1w: rrwym-w ‘m-rt'. 'lrm
> :1! l'lux‘vS i.n-luf~‘.
1... Hold is arlv-quziloly support-
l.i‘.i Lw' use luv-ling Woman.
‘lHl'W K'Oslni'l‘, Aim" 11:1“) Kzil'“
élllll otlwr Stt'Tlll’ig players. "1t
flclllml photoplny in every re-
'. the: story dealing with lmr tultl
'wlnn in inflm-Anmricu. James
m was‘ lln- llirvctm' and he no—
mwl llllllfii'lf wr-ll.
BLOOD AND SAND.
lmlulph Ynh-ntino Production 1‘ It“-
nu'nN-ly nml llllllll‘lliatl‘" Suva-ss-
i'ul—ovnutinut-s I'ntil Thumlay.
iiwluill‘u \:.1+~nlinu's: r"‘}llllittl011 as n
ulr-tilulwr it: \\'#"l-:4!lH’&lllln‘ll in ”Blood
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TL
“J 5‘. ‘Al
cr n
Vu-
lzvms‘ ‘7, is nnlnrful in a. variety of
~'lilll"S shown: lzl< risr from a poor
. illlq?! ln:.' la a plum- as :1 slit-(‘0 ful
z"<rl:llt(*r and HM of nil And usia.
"litmul and Fund." :1 Fred Nililo
wllll‘llhll, “‘LLS :l'lilx‘rtl’wl from the
«in lllnsr-n llxnnvz novel by June
l‘lgiyc-rs in tho vast who do-
mnntlon include “Falter
lMsv llsanovn. Leo \Vhlte.
l‘kar‘r. (‘hnrlos Belcher. George
‘ilis.
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L7.
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. 9ft.
null Hrlnvl,” its first Paramount Stan ‘
l."‘: ll;"'lil‘“ “if t ugwwti with im—
' H n5“ Hill‘t'vr‘.“ 1.1:! nit'": ill the Regent.
T‘r-hrrv. wllm‘v it Will cntinuu until
’l‘lllllwh}. “3-K: «tliffirmllintwl hut
y y .l‘v’atrln‘: r in“ Sv-rnvs with
l~w I.“ :xwl Kim .‘x‘nlrli. ruspactivoly,
n tfllll‘l' 'lv'l'fllll‘b‘ ivy“. the other,
‘lrl. nxlv‘ix‘. lumsinnnto. Mr. ValE‘n-
left.
.1);
And as there was a. ditrercnce
r'pionmn. messengers were dis—
patched post haste to telephones.
\thl the \‘ott-s were finally count‘
ed the " lights" won by an over-
whv-lminl: majority. For' a while
howr‘vvr. thorn was confidernble dou'Et.
and although there may lie only 3.000
harp players inrtho nl'ited States—4t
is certain that. it Director Fred Niblo
and allowed Nita. Naldi to play it
“wont—2399 lottnrs proclaiming the
; fault would be received.
' "Blood and Sand" was adapted by
June Mathis. from the .story of Span-
ish life by Vicente Blasco IbaDEZ. au-
thor of “The Four Horsemen of the
Apocalypse." It is :3. Fred Niblo pro-
' (luvtlnn. photographed by Alvin “'3'-
' vkot‘i‘. Included in the cast are Lila
L'Tmo, “falter Long. George Field. Fred
l Rocker. I00 \V‘hite .Rose Rosanova.
‘l.‘harlcs Belchcn Gilbert Clayton 11nd
Jack “'inn.
“BLOSSODI TIME" AT THE RE-
GHVT.
'l‘lw )l‘vssrs. Sn ...._.-: will present at
the Regent Theatre on Monday night
SOWmhe-r 25th. ’for one night. a new
gmusiral cmedy. "Blasom Time." The
lstory is based on tho life of Franz
Schubert. which was published
shortly after his death. The book afn
shortly after his death. The book
and lyrics of "Blssom Time" are’ by
Dorothy Donnell): adapted frm the
riginnl of A. M. \Vitner and H. Reich-
'i‘ho music 3 from melodies of
Fltnz Schubert and H. Box-to, adapted
by Sigmund Romhorg.
Poor Franz is to good a fellow to
[8301“. his friend's luck and he loves
Mitzi too much not to rejoice in her
happinoss and so takes refuge in his
music;
~-Tar ‘Walks Renamed. Phone 2815.
The regular meeting of the. official
board of the South Norwalk Methodist
Episcopal church will be held to-
morrovv evening at 8 o’clock at the
parsonage. A full attendance at. this
first fall meeting ’is desired. . q
GASNEARIIEART
'-l. Dorcas , )lnthmvs, Harry L. —
wit. Jack \V‘mn and Gilbert Clayton.
>'\ “'HICH SIDE-3 DO
YUI' REST A HARP?
"iiIVCY‘" in “Blood and Sand" Difl'erod
. Hut “Rialih” “'lm.
“flue vr'orrect ri in on u Moll to rest :I
:lr‘p, prr)\v‘1’l a. [mint which threatened
in, .mrm: Hm making;
*‘ «5,...1 M“ rul“ imlolph Valeru;
'dno‘s first Paramount star picturp.
1rhlch (’Y'“Yl5£l at Poli's Palace "l‘hon- l
. ('m SA-lnl Amher- IT. for nun week. i
"m l"i.l“p was (0 be played by Nita.
ii in .l p'quinnalr- lm‘v Shem- with
nnsllll mi 3" ll-
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«gird—um?! it had to lm accuratplv ' from Jarlues Capsule Co. Plattsburg.
sum» 331.] right some said New York—Advertisement.
ls myncmus
Gas around the heart in not only
painful and distressing. It otten is
the warning or conditions, which if
not corrected may become danger-
ous. Many times the so: is caused
by derangement of the digestive
tract. Food is not. digested properly.
Gas forms and presses. around the
JESSE L: LASKY
LILAmiEE A...
RODOLPH
‘yAILENTINQ,
Blood and Sand ‘
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HE STORlV"
lS COMING!
, PRESENTS
NITA NALDI
Regent ‘Thentre
DAVID ESTERSON, Manager.
SEAT SALE
Prices ..... ; ..... 1 . . 4, ......
ONE PERFORMANCE 0N LY
Monday Evéning, September '25th .
The Messrs. Shubert Present
Blossom T ime
A Three-Act Musical Play.
Books and Lyrics by Dorothy Donnelly.
A BRILLIANT COMPANY OF ARTISTS.
ONE OF THE MOST ELABORATE STAGE PRODUCTIONS THAT
HAS EVER COME TO NORWALK AND DlRECT FROM
ITS BIG TRIUMPH ON BROADWAY.
WEDNESDAY, 10:30 A. -M.
.............. nmmmw
STATE FEDERATION l
ANNOl'S-(‘FA‘S OFFICERS
The Connecticuit State I’mlrxrutic-n‘
of Business and professional \VO»E
men's Clubs announcr-s the follow-
in: officers:
President. Miss J. Allison Hunt-
er. of New Haven: xim- pnfimrm
Judge Gratin. L Rive, of Ilridzn-
port; corresponding secretary, Mrs,
.——-—-——”'—
heart, interfering with its action. .
In acute indigestion this orten re- ‘
suits seriously. One or two Jaques’ l
Little Wonder Caphnlu give quick '
relief. They assist in the proper u- >
simihflon of food.
On Sale at Harold A. Mcadpfi NOrth
0; 60¢ by mail. postpald,
'fiOROTHY DARNIT
l
Anna M. l’lurdlck.
of New Haven:
recording secretary. Miss Josephine
DuyCr. of Hartford; treasurer. Miss
Juné lnngshaw. of Bridgeport.
Directors for one year: Mrs. C.
Wilbur Carey. of Hartford: Miss L
I. Ritchie. of Brldgeport; Miss
Giorgi: Troup. of New Haven.
WEEK OF SEPT. 17 ;
There Never Was
a Lover ma:—
Rodolph . j
7 ’ Valentino .
Q
There Never Was
a. Picture‘rLiko—
HALF HOSE
For Early Fall Wear
75c to $2.00
Nell. Fall Neckwear
.Very Attractive ,
31.011 to‘ $2.00
Rogers 6? Stevens
‘24 Wall St.
Norwalk
Light Weight Woolf;
14 80. Main St.
South VNorvvalk
“Blood gm
GAS STovES?
and ” ,
HEATERS g
The Connecticut Light: 7, ,
and Power Co.
or van a.‘
TheStronéestMot
San ”
—.—‘£—
CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE
DeLuxc Shows at 2:30, 6:30, 8:45
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
Boxes (Reserved) ......... 46c
Matlnce‘ .............. 10c-20c
Evening .......... 15c-25c-39c
Plus Tax
Select Your I
Victrola
At The
A. J. Collins Co.
70-72 North Mam' St.
SChOOl 1-4:
Shoes
Is Now Ready at
...9
Shoe Store '
{Belle Lyford' of Bridgeport: Dr. Ger~
[rude Kinsela or New Britain.
Dirctors for three *yoars: Airs.
Mabel C. Poster of Hartford; Miss
Carolyn Merchant of New Haven.
‘Committeo chairmen: Program.
Miss Margaret Sarsfield, ofr Stam-
rd; membershin committee. Mm.
Elwood. of Hartford; finance. Miss
Julia? Bionohan. of W'est Haven; Edu~
cational. Miss Bertha Macrist)‘. of
Now Britain.
(‘I‘NDLISGS NOT A CANDIDATE.
STAMFURD. Soot. ISL—Homer S.
Cummings. state attorney for Fairfield
county, and mentioned as a possible
nominee for [’nited States Senator by
the Denhcratic state convention this
vs‘oek today said that he was not a
candidate nor would he accent. the
nomination. for the senatorship. Mr.
Cummings was asked if he would
accept the nomination and he replied:
"No. Under no circumstances \‘C'Otlld
I accept the nominatoin."
Mr. Cummings arrived from the.
Pacific; coast on Saturday night. and
From the Day
of Our Opening
We” have been Motive:-
tned' by Wonk.
Quality Speak: for Itself;
Quick Service
Sanitnqnndufllhmoryfmd
in curved. WOW on
stash,chop|snduntood.m
onlyphoointonh‘kchome.
Alsopsnryilmcdh-omour
ovum-hop.
stopped or: at Greenwich for the time
being. ”He will resume his duites as
state's attorney next week.
Consignments of 100.094) trout egg-s
have been shipped sucessfully from
the bureau of fisheries in \Vashington
to the Swiss government at Borne.
iurvvtors for two years: Miss IIon-
um l’itche}. of New Haven; Miss
-
‘- *' SOUTH
NORWALK
LUNCH
South Norwalk. .
39-41 So. Main Street
3180.311: 8:. So. Norm
.“
OUR EVERY DAY
OPRICES: .
~
Gillette Blades, (Genuine). =>
‘Dozen 75c
Lavoris Mouth Wash.
. 19c. 39c,~69c
Listerine ..... 19c, 39c. 69c
Cuticura Soap . . . . 20c, box 59:?
Woodbury’s Facial Soap. .. '
20c. box 590
Ex Lax ........... 30.22... -4.
Emma Seltzer . .. . 9:, 22c, 39c ‘
Boals Rolls ........... .. . 10c.
Witch Hazel, pint ........ 39¢.
. Robinson's Barley . . . . 21c,
Imperial Granum, 21c. 55c,
Mellin's Food ............ 63%
Milk Magnesia Phillips, 21c, 39%;
Dryco .................... 59°.
*"Horllck‘s Malted Milk, 37c, 79;:
Anti-Colic Nipples . . . . 2 for 13¢,- ,
The Clifford?
Pharmacy
GOSonthMainStreet,‘
SouthNorwaJk
CREPE
The predominating fabric > this
season. Wé have it in Silk;
”Sént
lnel Ads pay.
I
windows and
going to waste. ' '
eves
eryes . ‘ ,
atlsfies
l
Wootberstrr'o Is More Essential Than o
doors.
3 a Radiator,k
This fuel Saving device cannot be overlooked "this
year. _ with_cool_‘ pricosfiighcn thnn‘during _ @9373“
a long way. K
7 coal. ave your coal 'dollars.
,Allmctal is. the Weatherstrip you want.
chair;
WILLIAM E. RIoRnAN
2 Roosevelt St. ' Telephone '2865-2
. 2419.9; Q".
3* Keep snug and Main on legs“ boat..—
1‘ There’s A Long Hafd :Winter Ahead" I '-
“ it is costly to let heated air waste thru tho large crevices around your
~You ,-?9.t-.35t“ idlywby_and -89. your
cold
’on‘your windows and» doors mailman little coal 2
4:
Save your
Be comfortable.
' We are ready to measure your building. and givc
estimatcxwithout obligation on your part. to pug.
o
Norwalk. Conn.
. ‘_ By Cfiarlequlllanar
M E To CALL.
rve BEEN PRIMPIN' up
SlNCE NooN,JU$T'To
ANSWER Your: Sis-rear;
uncan- REQUESTFOR
l'LL TELL
HER YOURS
HERE ~
FOR'A
.DlME
MISTER GILLY
“Ag ems. mo
YoutExPECT
Hm?
WHEN I #:2099550 To You?
$l5, SHE Rarosso ME,
BUT l Guess SHE SAW
HERerSTAKE. AFRAID
SOME; OF 'THE OTHER
GlRLS MIGHT ogr'me
GIRLS
l wan-r Tou
m—comc Toe-vs! L1
‘ ,ENTITLED. 291W
Lscjrmisamv SINGLE. AND
a REA?) ON
SE \‘ov «5
Wool and Cotton.
The Textile Storo'
1365 Washington St. ,
South NorwaIk. « /
g;
., NOTICE
We buy and sell nevi/uni: ~
second hand clothmg‘ . 1
Highest pn'ce- mud.‘ .
H you have any, drop a u
cardandwewfllcall.
S. LEVY
58 Water St. 80.1%!qu -‘
Newell ' Ea“ Murray
' CLOTmEas a. Funmsazm;
“To Men Who Know" : ,
153 Washington St. So. Rm
25 ‘Per Cent. Off on All
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