PALACE TODAY. '
Valentino‘s “Blood and Sand" Draws
Largo Audience and Picture Ploust-s.
“Blood and Sand," the new Rudolph
Valentino production nppcarcd at the
Palace Theatre last night for u'tw‘o
lays' run in responsc to the man) ‘1‘ —
[Hands which have lu-rn made" lnr tin;
“traction and it‘llll‘fio nudicncc turn“
out to are tho production in spite of-
llm fact that it had played to (on:
rlzivs' (‘nplli‘ily lnlslncss at the dick”:
lust wmvlc 'l‘hc m'sponsc “715‘ (W _
licnco nplcnty that .Eillf‘nl‘ln-O ”a 3‘5
POpUlul' “q hr “(1“ in ”l he hillt‘k or
My)“. Fm”. llilpsi‘l‘llt‘ll and that the
mini play again holds the
ow l‘nmm
n mun standard which has
hizh prwl‘i"
1,99“ “inlilwil by all releases on the
pnmrlml. 'l‘ln» ilnnl showing of
“mu,” ;,r|rl Snnd" in Norwalk will he
"R‘lw'n .lr tlw i'nlnce today and it will
pnslliu-ly hc the last opportunity for
h-,,,.w;.1kvrs to ace this great produc-
‘ ‘10“.
“THE S'TORRI."
"Wflt‘nt Today Opals. Three [Days' Run
.. ' of time Most Sensational Pictures
if Ever I'nxlucod. .~
One of the most sensational plcturt
productions of the last five. ycnrs
opens at the. [torrent 'l‘hentrc. today l'o‘
a. thrco duys' run and if tho rcsponsv
' of Norwalk people is anything lilu
What has been found elsewhere thcrl
won't be room in thc ltcgcnt‘tonight
Ind for the ncxt two nights to even
think. This pioturc turnrd peol'l“
sway from Bridgeport and Stamford
Whore it was rcccntly run and it is
sched ed for o. sccoud rim in Bridgc-
port w thin the ncxt two: weeks. Its
lpterrstinr: record is that not n singlc
person wh has yet witnessed it has
hot-n able to {1nd in flnw and it prom—
ises to so into the rccord of film
IChlPVme'an us “the perfect picture.”
llouso Pcters supported by Valli Valli,
i ,
, alutt M'ooro and 11 score of other
sort-on r‘clcbrltlcs are in this master-
ylvcu. ,
“liLOHHO.\I TIRIII."
“Blossom Time." the three—net mus-
h-nl play that. enjoyed a. long run in
prw i'nrk city. uppcured at the Rc~
put 'l‘ln-:-tn-, last night. There was
inn .1 fair sized audience to enjoy what
rat.» the life of Franz Schubert, told in
music.
”‘2‘ L‘runv. Schubert was born January
iii. ”97. in a small suburb of Vienna.
lie was one of fourteen children. ninc
L (Jr whom (licd in infancy. At the: age
I“. . if? six. Franz if‘hrTrfrfi tho firdii—fiefits {‘11.
g in!» violin and thc piano. At sui‘vn ho
um plncr-d under the Charge of pro-
]! ssirmal music. tvmrllr-rs. From then
until his dcnth lit the untimciy use. of
| El his gcnlus rapidly dovt‘loped and
i won cxtcnslvc rccognltion on the Con-
lmcnt. lie was the greatest song
Nritcr. that evcr lived. having compos—
Id more than six hundred songs. His
{most mclodlcs nl‘fl uimost all set to
bI-autiful pucti-y. of (lggthc, Schiller.
liliztkospeure and Scott. In all of his
music. ho. Hl10\\'(>‘(l a. gift of absolute
nit-lorlywhiclr (-w'n apart from its
humming. would lm int-stimulus. Ho
wrotn always nt hclidlom: speed and,
in (‘Onflt‘qllr'lll‘lz his gangs are fresh,
xinrl. spontancons. full of rich color
{llill warm inmglnutlvv fooling. It is
rllrl that Schubert hurl n hopeless pas-
Moll for one or his pupils. and it was
slw. solnr- lilosrl‘ul-hcrs claim. who “fur-
nisho-d the inspiration for his exqui-
min» mustcrplccc. "'l‘hc l‘ni‘lnished
Hyluphoui.” lll‘g‘llll in 1822. Strains of
this symphony urn l‘cpotttwl in "The
Hunt: of Low." 'llls lcndur "Serenade"
is l‘E‘iltliri't'll in tho first act while the
roxnmltlt: beauty of his "Ave
act to n. pocm of ,Sir \Vultcr Scott's, is
. (-xprvsscd in "Lonely “curt." ill the
last act. Schoher, V031 and otheh
_~,~whc arc" chur'u'tcrizcd in the musical
flay" wcrc his Closest fricnds-——and
tilt-y zildud him with truc- Bohemian
gv-ncrositi. At thc. hcight of his {Linus
'j llt'. was suddenly attacked by typhus
‘ l'"\t‘l‘. zlnd after :1. short illness dlcd on
V Now-mlwr l9. lk'ilh‘.
'l‘ln- production ’hcnutifully
Hugo). mud throughout the cntire per-
lornmnco the company was heartily
’ llppluudl‘d.
. Tho music. was fascinating. the
"T.ow- Sung" lming‘ tho om» featured.
l'll’"'lll.:l|tllll. the cutlro story. The
l
lnm l‘lwtr Fills tho lrlnnrt," “Keep It.
lull'h” :md ”Lonely “curls."
pd in l.()ll(lOIl 51 collection of relics
and mnvhinwl trncimr the. growth of
“TI 5
Wimw "Sm‘cimdc," "Only One
MOVING l‘lCTllRl‘l FIRST
l'lHGSlcNTl‘ll) 2.200 YEARS AGO
LONDON. Scpt {His—”(Tho Associated
l‘rt-ssl. ------ ’l‘l’ie-rarliest idca of a moving
bnl'ucinus, tht- Chincsc
picture was rccordCd in tho time of
f‘ont‘ucldus. tho Chincse philosoplicr
who livcd 500 years hci‘ore Christ. At
ll'flh‘l’. this is tlH' dmluction drawn from
his studios into the question
hay, in. “oil-known
l-Ingllsh film world. who has exhibit-
l‘hilosophcr
n: iw-r soups that appealed most strong-
lllf‘.
by Will
ilgllrixin the
{ho "Hu'ixiu picturt- from tho first
.‘ primltlvc llii‘il its prvsont form.
Tim "shadow shows" of tho timo of
Fonrucions :iro‘ ill" first of all known
vndrnvors to prcscnt animated pic-
W‘Iurcs. From this curly tlmc. hon’mcr,
A
i‘.)
Mariuflfl
.brlglnal’dwc‘y iii. and ‘ . “may
Butterfly’ ’
By the Original San Carlo ,
Opera Company Cast '
including the Famous Japanese i
Guest Artist
. TAMAKI MURIA
Together with Mme. Anita
Klinova, Messrs. Mario Valle,
Pietro Di Biasi and Natali
Oervi and
ENTIRE’ CAST, BALLET AND
ORCHESTRA OF THE CENTURY
THEATRE, NEW YORK.
: One Performance Only
SUNDAY MATINE-E,
. OCTOBER 1st;
Palace Capacity Offers Thea:
Extremely Low Prices:
50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50
SEATS ' NOW SELLING '
LSHOESC
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bridge used ”fir—“he. “finimfl‘y r ' Emu Egan... Mar." . , . , . ., , ' ~ . .. . ' .. _- ~ ’ .
bower; “V; 3333331.- 3:31“? ‘13 V ' t ' , ‘ ‘ . . 29m ' ion David Esta“ non-cm: .w. any. Jr. Ian-im- .. BULL DOG WEAR. IN
the 0 . - , ‘ ~ ' . , . , - ' : ' " .
whether the four feet of.a. trotting TODAY, TOMORRONV AND THURSDAY ~ . L ‘ . j EVERY Pm .4,
horse were off the ground at the same ‘ ‘ , . ‘ - s ,; 1 ' _ , g, . ~ 2‘. »
um... .. M . LAST TIME TQDAY . p . . . . . .. if
The experiments which uybridge ‘ . ‘ ' i» , . ‘
carried out is said to' have cost the , ' In response ‘to pOpular demand, theE min§9°m°m Pn'em' SElf Seerce " i
Illniversity of Pennsylvania. 40,000 \ —' ' -
pounds, but the fact was proved t ’ R0 DO P H ' ' Shoe .Store " 3‘ J lg.
that a. horse did- actually lift all four ' . ‘ g ' ' . .
i'cet simultaneously. ; .I i - . . .. .
_ * ‘ ’ I , GAS STOVES
, TAKES szns. . - . . , . 1‘
Miss Myra, Valentine, of} New . . . l . ‘ ' h 5
Canaan. won first prize for the largest Supported by Lilla Lee and Nita Naldl m: hltnflrst starring vehicle. ., and . .
and best collection of named varieties [3‘ Story by the author of “The Four Horsemen and Yalentino, the "l - ' I » -
of dahlias. at the annual showing or ‘ screen's greatest lover as a daring tonador in a flaummg dram: Of HEATERS \
“1989 flowers by the Horticultural ' Spanish passion. A thousand timesvgreater than The sheik. . .
Gardens, in the Bronx, N. Y., on Sat- 3 ~- ‘ > i . _ "z.
urday. .' . . . ’ > ———-—.— KAI: ,
Miss Valentine's exhibition compris- " . and ‘ ' _ . it .-
mi eighty—five varieties produced by . _ ~ The Comment Dght:
her sup‘gerintendcnt. A. V. Carver. ~ _ . "”’ ‘
Named aftcr 'Mss Valentine and one of . ‘ . and Power CO. ,1
the newest is the Myra Vuantinc, cop- * r L. A ' N '_ . 1 ‘
:‘ery-rose color. a “decorative" with ' ° Mack Sennett Gomed 3W8 . '7 "n .
.Lz-g? round petals. Millionaire, anoth- mom Vfia’gd TWO Reel _ y . > . "i 1;.
‘1' big“ geotinativc. with wide». rpt'lflléi. aml] email. WW I ’ ‘fi . -
:iwmder‘plnk. is considered a. bcttcr afiemgm W l SPECIAL NOTICE. . . - , _»
lower than Billionaire, a yellow and m P058135 ‘ Because of the length of the program, the show will Start tonight . , .7 “ ,
‘08" am“? ‘n “‘0- Sam“ mm“ AJdGE . VflS 110 ~ g and tomorrow night promptly at 7 :00 o’clock. SPECIAL UN . ‘3-
- --- —-—W—— -_-.. ( 'hm escape ,4 i ’ ’ ' .7 '
mmmnx's 01:an “0M5” N): mnfcaubnvifhflleoutsi w- "..' Men’s all -
mam. . 3 . , , ,.
"Alumni-2N, Supt. :GW—Jlillss Sarah Asidvou knew, . g W E. D N E S D A Y Ii - ~
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”7.1m. “ho M“ '1 “mi" , “_ . vaou admitted. love ,1 \ . PALACE MID-WEEK DOUBLE FEATURE PRIGRAM '
.nrling' to rocords at. tho lolal sllns mone— It mt .’ § oes
louse. diwi there. Sunday night. from ’
.ncumoniu.. (fold Spring- _ Home offi- m OEhEIVDlfld KlLLhm l \ Fred. Stone Tom illlfoore , j:
inls sm— :lnt Miss Bradley was sixty VCllldW DOM I m ' ' - ——m—-— —' ‘- Leather Lined, Hand Welted .
3' "la-m Til-“3:? «ShILOPntSll‘: £12??? ll ,d e l e. . “Billy Jim” ‘Mr. Barnes of New York’ Soles
ll loll l , ‘ 5". 5 . n J - ‘ , .
many as tho plan of lum hirth_ = fienCh‘ "I ldi I“ 6111 DIG?! ~ $5 95
- - I": ' COMING—THURSDAY, FRIfiAY, SATURDAY o
. i _. An exceptional five act vaudeville program featuring “ ‘ ‘ 3 '
GIRL-S! LEMONS ' LA PILARICA TRIO _ ,
With Viola Victoria, Dancers from the Sp‘hnish Court. IVlax I e S
WHITEN SKIN AND ‘ __ AND —— “ i 3 .«
BLEACH FRECKLES ‘ Thursday an'd Friday —— CONWAX TEARLE in Shoe St re,
-. ‘ - “THE REFEREE . 0 . ‘ .
. . , ' 31 So. Mam St. So. Nor-walk
”WW" "“3 “”0 °‘ “W ”mm d” ’ V
into a. bottle containing three ounces '
if Orchard White, which any drug ‘ I -
atore will supply for a few cents. "on LI by investigations. P t Gabriel I ' ‘ 4 ‘
pint of harmless and delightful lemon “ C' ThCSe held are: Mrs. 8 er . I
l-lcach. Massage this sweetly fru- m'#°:IE \\1\\ 3‘41 Whose glace is on Railroad avenue;l rom e Da OUR EVERY DAY
shake well, and you have a quarter 'Q Q Hénry W'eyand, bartender for Frankl ‘ PRICES:
grant lotion into the face, neck. arms “91“)“ 'Qx'a‘r; Hartley. 60 River street. and James . \
and hands each day. then shortly note ”i - ’s'ajfi 5"}; Murphy. bartender for Daniel Mcha— of O . Gillette Blades, (Genuine),
the beauty and whitnesa of your skin. -‘ w . mam. 100 South? street. The woman, ur 1' penmg Dozen .................. 75
Famous stage beauties use this who has been arrested before on a ' , Lavoris Mouth Wash.
inmon lotion to bleach and bring that 'like charge, is held in baxl of $400 _ 19c, 39c_ 69c ‘—
rmr“. (vicar. rosy””-Wrrrw’ ’5“: firmi’iéiififi, it. ' while! 1% $3,200 63421 V52“? all-rung: . , .i. ,, ,. Listerin . . . .'
H ,, ,, e . . . . 19c. 39c. 69c A
so as a. freckle. sunburn and tan «d for the bartenders. They are DEV. been greatly adver- Cuticura Soap 205, bait 59c,- DD
bleach because it doesn't irritate. scheduled to appear for hearing on a . Woodbury’s Facial Soap, .-
THFY charge of violation of the liquor 13W m by MW. . 20c, box 59c
J ARE DIILD BUT EFF'EUI'IV'E this morning. ‘ ’ Ex Lax .......... 96, 22c, 39c .
A person with inactive or slowed up Quality 8m 1.: 1W. 370"“ Seltzer - --- 9°, 22¢. 39¢
digestive organs suffers doubly from ,_ . . Try a. Sentinel Classified Advertise- Boals Rolls ________ ..... _ 10°
hot weather. Billiousneu. headaches, ”j” ‘ "A- f d' ' "M ment. 0 . . . Witch; Hazel, pint ........ 39c
Vblurred vision. bad breath. coated DITCCted by RQQ‘MI Barker. ka Seerce R°blfl3°"'8 Barley - 21°, 42°:
tongue are almost certain to be pres; ' " Imperial Granum, 21c, 55c, 89c
em ,with ' a mass'of heat-producing - Mellin’s Toad ............ 63c. .
undigested food in the ,stomach. .. . . - - v e m 5“ Milk Magnesia Phillips, 21¢: 39¢7
Foley Camamc Tablets keép the at 30613101051) m1: Jun our}. 6 . n . Sanitary and ~animator, food Dryco ................... . 59c
zcstivecrgans active and the system ' a j. 'm w. W. on Horlick’s Malted Milk, 37c, 79c
lit and fine. purged of poisons. W. D. . .. ‘ 1., Q m e Anti-Colic Nipples . _ . . 2 for 13¢.
Kenmdy' Mh‘my' N' Y" my“: "Fm” a~ Tili‘ertfuxeinmxlfi‘ Gill—titlllittsug'rix::lxliti% . SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND V a ‘ SW' Mp. m I” {00¢ The m o .
332"J‘“'130{“£Z§l’2353m'l‘.3:”"éuifiii' Wu 0.. 9.- 4.5.6:.- .6 .7... mm... .... pm- .. mm... in me Clifford
Powell Corporation.-Adv. :1“? 77;“ :“i’p’r’d ‘fi“‘"§l,h:“”‘t;‘ff::f‘ E’xcul?3i0tts on ALL mums {59m ' A1” PM 1| mod from our . . . . . - .2
-§ .. W95 1* f Ls M- , . , “so Jmi’.'.“..’;."' with posim‘ Iran own Miner! lb». ‘ - ‘ ‘
lug him i been aummontd. l ridgc DM-wm no"... , . . .
port. Jame-s 1“. Renting. (worm if. 9. 9 skin 1817101701! .' . armacy
Stewart and Isaac 1'. Turncy: Dan- WWWSPI‘RIQ’U ’ . .
bury. Herbert R. Bailey and, \Villiz'un ' L0 . 60 south M3111 Stree‘,
lirown, Marlon, Morton M. Banks A, 1 EL SO! I. I ‘H 3 South Non-walk
and George N. l‘llllcox:: Huston, .l. . “ “(AB 2
Arthur Sherwood and G. llurr Tuck-w: “Talon. CHM“? llull “I‘d “01’1"“ .
Fairficld. Wm. o. llurr. John w. ‘}‘*“‘“b“”3 _“ “Wit"..bfpplw" 5' BlflC" MASK NORW gs I K ' '
EVENT EXTRAORDINARY ! Moore and Fred E. Northrop: (,lrocu— llauks and “nitvr “ '. ‘ lossnnm. . ' i _‘ '
wich, (‘hnrlcs A. liakcr mnl Andrcw (l. Mfikapéaydwfilfe ' ‘ CREPE . ‘
. lzrldg‘c: Now Canaan. Frank L. (,‘om- THREE ARE HELD AFTER 0mm used ddib’ w, I I UNCH l . _ . .' 7
ran era stock and 9mm 1.. “Wu: M-wmwn- DANBURY LIQUOR RAIDS [feté hm!- » . The I’rm‘mma‘mg film" this -
George E. Hayes and Angus T.. Joy‘ (0212‘, 8? ‘ 7’ ' ‘ 8038011. “’e have it in Silk'
'4 'v ’ Norwnlk. Leroy Adams. toynl Adams ‘ . . t. "6n” , l , _ If! Prom , ‘ "
- Puccini 8 and li‘rcd A. Lockwood: Sin-lion. Jnhn DAlVBllil.‘ N lll~ -. 4 T“O initcn . omiflto 41 south Nomllk. _ “ 001 and, COtton-
“ \ Birs'e anl "who” 101m 1 dcrs and .i \mnmn saloon proprietor L M , AYERS
- ' - ‘> ‘ ‘ ‘ - "V ' r-- Wore arcstel i 1 lilr‘vc raids made. here ' ' ' " l . '
Madam Stamford. Thomas. ll. (‘onroiz Morris Saturdav high: by (local police. Evi- 1551\{Vaihingtgn BL, 3941 So. M‘in Street f '
- J. Sandhaus and Alfrml l-‘l. Sf‘oflt‘lil dence l‘l’id lll‘C'll pn-viouglv ohf anod 8e er 8-. Th o
- > ‘ _ _ , ~ ' e Textile Store
136 Washington St.
South Norwalk.
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I
Weatherstrip __Is‘__M ore Essential 1 Than a, Valve , Org,
‘ ' a Radiator; '
This fuel saving device cannot be overlooked this.
year. with_coalu prices higherwtlian~during the war.
There’s A 1.0ng Hard Winter Ahead"
it is costly to let heated air waste thru the large crevices around-your;
windows and d°°“‘4_¥9‘L9PB:'LSit Vidlyflbymand se‘e your. cold cashi
NOTICE ,
We buy and sell new ml!
second hand clothing. '
Highest price; paid. \
If you have any, drop pl I
card and we will call.
S. LEVY ,
58 Water st. 80. Norma: '
going to waste.
.‘Anmeial Weatherstrip
’on your windows and doors “makes a little
3 long way:
\I
coal 80,
Keep snugmand 'wériféfless hcatf. Save your
coal. ‘Save your coal dollars. Be comfortablg, .
Allmetal is the Weatherstrip you want.“
~ We are ready to measure your building and give
_Newell £9” ‘Murray- ’
CLOTHIERS & FURNISHERs
“To Men Who Know”
153 Washington St. ~ So. Nos-walk
25 Per Cent. Ofl’ on All
Our High Grade
g MEN’S WOOL PANTS
Reset-v t' M ' . , . . . . .,
there was u. long period of inactivity or El'e'lzz‘plil'loTrey—5:!llllllllflv‘: gsta” 3:21:23“: ‘ylfihQUt _Obllgatign_313w your Part: to PM .
in (lPVC‘ltiplllt‘nt. for the ncxt record ...____ ' _....' . «
ot' prourcsslvo achievement is found RAND - ' ‘ L . I
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ill): mdgtallyizll: igtl fit'imnbrgggltlei: c..." of Denna.“ “any. 12 am 8:. TOW m2 ‘ m Conn. i
' which n description and illustration ‘ ' .- ~ - 7‘ . .. T -
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DOROTHY DARNIT ; 33.. 5,54,]... [Ma-111mm:
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IM GOING T07~ Au. I OWE A MAN We HOWMANYi ‘ h p ~ , . m . -
TRY you ON «mm: rational) DOLLARS. WEEKS is l oNE THAT SAYRONG 2 -. r N0 g BuT i KNOW
.mLafinggffl IT Gomc HUNDRED Vou Don-r KNOW -. X00“ 3 i
, Accouur..~0w' ".4 To TA KE . .YouR LESSON , I. . t
_ SUPPOSED To my ME. 0 , W -— ’
, HIM TEN_ DOLL'ARS PA l1" -
[A WEEK
"ALL OF?
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CLEANING CO. »
81 Cedar St. South Mal-walk, Goal.
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