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‘ dancing net.-‘
‘ no'VeliV in njme
'_ one (It till:I riost classical presentations
. III \(lllilt \lllt‘ lmlny.
IIlmIIi iI/I mum liIIII-
\Vill )ll"‘fit'lll. u. \IInlriloquinl novelty
' tl.:Il. h:I.I lH‘f'll \rII‘y highly ruleul ever)“-
xvhere. \‘Inii'l .\' Lois: in songs and
mirth I.\illI V'IOIIII HOIUH us an llIl‘lt‘ll ut-
tI'IIIIl'IuII :Il'l‘ \t‘l‘y porn] :IIHO. "I I'ln)’
:I l~‘i~l«iiII," III the title role, of a skit
Hint \Vill introduce Thornton and King
:I var Oi Hill‘lllll'l l‘l'llllt‘lllflllf‘. 'i‘oto
[inrnnur :‘Iml I‘m, will introduce.
\\ I)Inlf.IIl(l HI‘hIIIIN i'nt‘ NnI'WflIkOFB and
(lynx :ll‘t N'llr‘ lo plume. Today and
lrl'llilll‘l‘“. the I'Inture picture will be
Conn. IV 'l‘IIurit in "’l‘hrI Referee."
"Annular.
m SNELL :3
t. Today.
“The SCOTT}??? the l niVersal- Jewel
attraction which has won \Villesprend
rommtmlntlon as the outstanding:
screen success of the yenr. ends :3
engagement at the Regent todn). n
lI.-'I :IIieIl by llOIIE¢1IlPeégzz
~ I iVersiOn of .an
nmkts the w r\: firm famous play an
in: It. holds the :Vipeetné
. \ir lnia. Val an
r ‘zwmiyuxl‘u tlIIIgIIhiet“ supporting
Mt MNI'III l‘J'ut this stellar trio carry
Kimmie“ oi the majority of the
rtistir tr inmph
all?“ the action of the storm. laid
,.,,. urthern l n'nmian woods. ex—
. Hm... ,.I opportunitirs were offered
H M. . an Ilrmnutic leaner. and Di-
H. ,, l' ”Inna Inn-Ign- took full ad-
“.1ng of each chance to build up
[1,. “immense elen Hill. The. forest
fir'. «rune. in which lthe flames sweep
Iilonpz‘. in lenps and qurts, is magnifi-
rent and eerIetls the thrilling mo-
Izluiniml forest fire gchn in the stage
presentation.
,_...
PALACE VAI'DEVILLE.
[al’ilariin Trio In Spanish Dances
"emulate IIIII.
At, the. heal of an exceptional
mulmille lllll '“lliCh opens its three
nys' engage -mmt nt the. Palace todaV.
oHvulk theatregoeIs VVill llnd La.-
I’llflr-ien. ’l‘rio,tl:tneers roIn the, Spun-
(‘ourt {introducing II novelty
'l‘hlsi not. is not merely
hut in {net and it is
l'IH‘O one (It
offers
\lr
the Inomhrrs oi the company
llll to .In_Vone who can equal his
.9 llfini: In step lililllldllt‘f‘ rIeI ”Til This
act. nlom is: “H" thnl Nor“: Ilk VIill tnlk
The F mmetts
I' AIII'H‘ ll. “IUDGI PORT.
'l‘lI'I entire opera. ('Ompany nuniber-
Eng nmre than II hundred and twenty-
livv including llll orchestra of sixty.
\Vlll come ll} Bridgeport on Sunday
morning urriviug by special iruin (uni
there will nimoiulo-ly he no hitch in
the performance. The object of bring
the Hun l‘urio I'OIIIpnny to Bridgeport
for this l'lll‘ pertOrInIIIIee. an event un-
pI‘oIIIIIIlIIutIIIl «Ionics hy rensou first of
Mrs-I. Foil s dentin to Innko history for
the lit“ llnutie through the medium
of :In exent of this ltind and secondly
heiu.II:'I:v it has been :IgH-ml that nny
profit mourning will he devoted to the
l‘unrl mnintuinc‘ul by Queen Elena of
llnly to cite all] to the pt-opll‘ of
Italy rumie destitute by the recent
“'Ol‘l'l \vnI‘.
’l'iIII nut that the Phil Palace has n
Fir‘illillll‘1':I|lill'lly 0r ('lOSf‘ l0 l't'IIll‘ lllnll-
RIIIIi IInleH it possible {or " \[IIIiIInie
liIItlI IliV' ' in he pres“ Med for thII ilrst
(Hill :It .1 in“ priu- admission 91(le
pull the lover of npern mny obtain n
Fll‘ill for llily I-I-ntu up to the best for
the times that izum. .
The box othee ior the. sale. of seats
is now open riIIily :It the Poll Palace
Flllli out of town patrons who desire in
9m- the opera may send their order
for souls: in Manager V‘V'I‘Iril Joiinstonr
or” the Palace and each order will be
filled in the order of receipt.
l'l‘l'Hl‘lll’. indications are that "Ma-
dnme ilutte'Illy will he sung to one of
the harvest zIInlie noes ever gathered in
a Ne w England playhouse.
COLLINS AIAVAYS
II'OI‘ND TIME FOR HIS DOGS
THIIIJI‘AST. Sept. 2&th is recorded
that in the midst of all his pro-occu-
pations: null anxieties of the pact six
yrrirs. the inte Michael Collins found
“”10 to keep up his one great interest
outside the establishment of the Irish
ll.‘llitlll. 5
Thin was the breeding of his be-
lI-le "Kerry lllues," n type, of dog
that hit}! lu'l‘tflllt‘ very popular in the
liglffil V‘I 'll" or two. l-Iven when on the
lllil .‘illll Inter during his hitter light
with ~lr anvrn. ('oilins is said to have
t’umni tinic occasionally to attend to
lllH llulllly, fl
('iltANlnlA Nl‘lVlClt LET
MIC“ HAIR GET GRAY.
She Kept "er Locks Dark and Glossy,
with Sage Ten and Sulphur.
VViII-II you darken your hair with
Sage Ten. and Sulphur, no one can
tIIli.. because, it's done so naturally,
so evenly. Preparing this mixture,
though, at home is mussy and trou-
blesome. At llttlc cost. you can buy
at any drug store the ready-to-une
preparation, improved by the addi-
tion of other ingredients, culled
“\Vyeths Sage and Sulphur Com-
pound." You just. dampen a, sponge
Or sort brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a. time. By morning all
gray lmir disappears, and after an—
other application or two your hair be-
coneq beautifully darkened, glossy
and luxuriant.
Gray, faded hair, though no dis-
grace is a. sign or old age, and an we
all desire a. youthfu and attractive ap-
pearance. get busy at. once with
as a part 0: church work. drew Rt-
tentiOn to the tact that “beveral
churches in” the Chicago diocese Riv
ready maintained classes in faith
healing ’
Among such churches are the
Church of the Redeemer. of which
Rev. Dr. John Henry Hopkins is
rector. and St. Chrysostom's, of which
Rev. Dr. Norman P. Button is rector.
The. Rev. H. P Pullin.‘ assistant'rector
of St. Chrysostom. declared that the
purpose of the class at. this church
was no to supplant the physician, but
to co-operate with the physician by
strengthening- faith and mind.
"Our method," he said, "in that. of
James Hickson, the Anglican layman
who conducted meetings of healing in
Chicago a. few years ago. It in-
volves‘ private. prayer of intercession,
meetings with prayer and the laying
on of hands, and private conferences
with the ill.
“The people of the parish are much
interested with the work. I know of
no miracles that have resulted from
it. but I am‘satisfled that those who
have come to these meetings for help
have been generally strengthened. It
is our endeavor to take their minds
Oil? their troubles and to make them
rcnlizc that there is something higher
than their mind; which directs them."
"The. question is not one or divine
pone: but of its application," said Rt.
Rev. M. Grlsuoid of Evanston, aut-
tragan bishop of the Chicago diocese.
"The report to Lite conference of the
commission of the church VVhich ex-
amined the matter was very thor-
oughgoing." ‘
II. F. MORSE ITFZARING STILL ON.
FRIDGEPORT, Conn.. Sept. 27.—
Testimony in the. hearing on the
transrnr oi' the case of Harry F.
Morse, charged with conspiracy to de-
fraud, from Connecticut. to New York
District Jurisdiction. continued yes—
terday to hear on the question of pro-
hubln cause being shown.
ASPIRIN
Say “Bayer” and Insist! ,
Unless you see the name “Bayer"
on package or on tablets you are not
getting the genuine Bayer product
prescribed by physicians over twenty-
two ytars and proved sate by millions
for
Colds Headache
Toothache Lumba go
T-jarnche Rheumatism
Neurnlgia Pain, Pain
Acct-pt only “Bayer" package which
crntalns proper directions. Handy
boxes or twelve tableau cost tow cente.
Fruggieic also sell bottle‘s 0t 24 and
toe. Aspirin is the trade mark of
Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetlca-
ctdester of Wilcactd.——Adv.
' THE TREAT or THE TIME
FOR MUSIC LOVERS
SUNDAY,
OCTOBER lst
At 2:15 P. M.
FORTUNE GALLO
—Precentu—
T0 830 the Grate“ Picture Sensation That Has Ever Been Ma'de.
Y R E “LA sir} ' T i-‘jiVI’E " TOTO A Y I
Not-walk Will Talk About It for Weeks. but Today
Will Be the Last Chance to See——
HOUSE PETERS—VIRGINIA VALLI—MATT MOORE
in the Universal Jewel Super Special
“The Storm”
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A Dollar Show for Thirty Cents-——A Broad Statement but We
In a Picture That; Han-Taken the Country by Stormnpoli'a Palace
CONWAY TEARLE 1n “LOYE’S MASQUERADE”
TOMORROW ,, .
A DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM THAT CANNOT BE BEATENI
GLENN HUNTER ‘ WJLL ROGERS
_ IN —‘ _ . 'N '-
“The? Cradle Buster” . ‘EDoubling- 1'01" . Romeo”
Two of the bent plcturéc that could [:0th on any program,
. .—
SATURDAY‘
Back It Up with Regent Reputation. I
VIOLA’ IDANA
Run It a Week—We Pu: It on a Double Feature Show—
“THE , $5 BABY” -
”AND—
)
——-NEW—-
Victor Records fOr October
Will Be on Sale Saturday Morning
.—
The Hamilton Shop
49 Wall. Street
PIGTORIAl’. PATTERRB — _ NATTEFORD CANDY
.\\
1»
Ex,
H ,. \_:,
.¢8\
EMZQ
SAN CARL‘O
GRAND OPERA
COMPANY
3‘ Direct from its run at the
Century, New York
“Madam
Butterfly”
Puccini's Gloriouc Opera
4min;—
TAMAKI MURIA
Brilliant Japanese Prima Donna.
With the
125—4308! Ind Enumblo—l—‘l25
SCALE OF PRICES:
81.00 $1.50 $2.00 92.50
General Admission—40c
Box Office Open .
Mail Order. Filled
-———~
ENTIRE PROCEEDS TO ITALIAN
;
Wyatt‘s Sage and Sulphur Compound,
and look yearn younger.—-Adv.
.4___———_~_-.~—.- .
WAR RELIEF FUND.
a.
I
TODAY—TO
7 TOto Hammer & Co.
5., Woodland {Echoes
Violet & Lms' '
Songs, Mirth and Music
Special
w
Paco.
TEE REST‘VARDE ‘ILLE snow of THE YEAR!
OR—ROW—SATURDAY
Special
$500 REWARD
To Anyone Who Equals the Russian Step Endurance Record of Mr.
Open to Any Professional or NonoPI-ofesslunal
Dancer at Any Performance. ~
Thornton & King
\ "I Play the Fiddle"
.. The .Emmetts
Musical Ventriloquial Novelty
e..
. t LAPIILARICA TRIO - ’
— Featuring -—
VIELA VICTORiA
Dancers frorh'the Spafiish Courtintroduc'ing Novelty Dancing
1’
Special
TODAY AND
At'll‘O THIEF GETS THREE YEARS.
'NEW HAVEN. Sept. LIL—One to
three years in State's prison wasgiven
by Judge Marvin yesterday to David
Silver of Milford. who took the auto:
mobile or Robert Buckingham or that
town from the garage. .without tile‘
owner‘s permission. At the time. Sil-
_V'er was intercepted by the police he
said the. machine. belonged to his
He escaped and was recap~
lured later.
A SEASON 0F ,
~ TORTURE FOR SOME
Hay fever carries untold misery to
thousands. Foley's Honey and Tar
soothes that raw, rasping feeling in
the throat, relieVes hoaraeneas and
wheezing, makes breathing easier.
permits retreshing slumber. Mrs. 0.
Stapf, 736 Clinton aVenue. Plainneld,
N. J.. says: ”Foley's Honey and Tar is
a medicine that bears recommending.
I keep it in the house constantly."
Contains no opiates. Refuse lubstl-
tutes. Still-on. Powell Corpontion.——
Adv.
TAVLIN BROS cHICHESTEIIerLLs
, SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK-END
O
Excellent‘cofi‘ee, per lb
.250
Whole Head Bice,3 lbs. for 25c
LugoOnn'l‘omato'es, solid pack 15c
ImmeBottleofAmmonia. 23c
Goldcrmnvuporatedmmgcan 10c
MaineStyle Sugar Corn, 2cans for ’ 25c.
ButMixedTemper 1b. . 39c
SardinesinPure Olive Oil 10c,
EAVLINS BROS.
70 80. MAIN 8'1, WNORWALK CONN.
Telephonfo 303- 2.
born. and 4%.:- ‘53: Rob;
glib“ lAsl III 10%le
~ n «m- "film PILLS. mo:
minim-nu Best Emu“): Ranch
sou: BY DRUMS“
- is
it.
MISS THOMAS’ "
SCHOOL
Wilson Road, Rowajnon
Opens Tuesday, October Third,
at Nine.
An all day school with super-
vised afternoon play and study.
.Kindergartcn. E 1 c In I: n t; a r 3'
Lower Middv- and Upper
Schools for (xirls and for Boys
from' four to twelve. The
school of the indnejual child.
‘ Arrangements may be made for
meeting with a motor, children
who live at a distance.
Wits: Thomas may be seen at the
school house after three o’clock, or
TOMORROW
ConWay TearleI-“T he Referee”
F '1‘
AGRICULTURAL EXlilBlTlON
0F SOUTHERILNEW ENGLAND
ocf 2.3 4 5. 6.7
EXC URSlONS ON All. RAILROADS
Send for Prenmum List
a M auraouc: sec).
DANBUR'Y. comm. .
31 So. Main St.
Leather Lined, Hand Weltet‘ii:
Soles _
$5.95
Shoe Store
80. Norwélk r
FrOm the 5 Day
of 001' Opening
We have been greatly adver-
tised by individuals.
Quality Spectra for Itself.
Quick SerVIce
Sanitary cm! “fiduciary food
is served. W0 We on
may, chop: cm! no food. The
my plum in town 11k. home.
Alum, international:
own'bahyarylhop.
* SOUTH
NORWALK
South N'mnik.
by appointment. «.7 1432.
O
a Radiator-I
a long way.
.: coal. ,
cha__s_e.
12 Roosevelt St.
Weatherstrip Is More Essential Than a Valve _Qn,
)«r Keep snug and Warm on less: heat.
39.41 s... Main Street
.J
iTlIIs fuelm saving device cannot be overlooked this
year. _with_ coal _priccs higher than during the war.
fl‘here’ s A Long Hard Winter Ahead
It Is costly to lot: heated air waste thru the large crevices around your.
‘windows and doors.
k¥3u__ can '3“ sit idly by andisec your cold cash
going to waste. -
Allmetal Weatherstrip .
on your windOWs and doors makes a little coal go
Save your
Save your Coal fiollars. Be comfortable.
Allmetal is the Weatherstrip you want.
1; We are ready to measure your building and give
estimate without obligatl3n on your part: to pfiio’
WILLIAM E RIORDAN'
Telephone 286512 7
Norwalk, Conn.
9004 EC APPLES v
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KNOW WHERE nggrzs
u
Tami-:5
THE. APPLES
Tl—lAT' LL MAKE. THE
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HT
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PRICES: -
Gillette Blades, (Genuinef,
Dozen ................ .. . 75c
Lavoris Mouth Wash ' .
19c, 39c, 69¢-
Listerine ........ 19c, 39c, 696‘
Cuticura Soap .. . . 200, box 596 _
Woodbury’s Facial Soap,
20:; box see:
Ex Lax .......... 90, 22c, 39c
Bromo Seltzer . 9c, 22:, 39¢
Boals Rolls ........... ...' 1.031..
Witch Hazel, pint ........
Robinson's Barley
imperial Granum,
Mellin' 5 Food ............
Milk Magnesia Phillips, 21c, 39¢
Dryco 59c; ..
Horlick’s Malted Milk 37c, 79c
Anti-Colic Nipples‘u‘ . Zfor 13: '
Th-c' Clifford:
Pharmacy
; so South- .Main sum,
‘ South Norwalk
. 21c,
21c, 55c,-
, CREPE ‘
The predominating fabric {hist-
Eea'son. “7e have it in Silk,
\Vool and Cotton. ‘
The Textile Sto “‘
136 Washington St. §
South Norwalk.
NOTICE
‘chuy and sell REM and
§ec0nd hand clothing.
Highest prices 13‘ 1 .
a
Newell 69‘ :Murra’
CLOTHIERS &. FURNISHERSy
“To Hen Who Know" '
153 Washington 5:. So. Net-walk
25 Per Cent. OR on All
’ Our High Grade .- ,
MEN’S WOOL PANTS
v .
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CONNECTICUT CARPET .
. CLEANING CO. ., "
81 Cedar St. South Norwalk, cog. ,
Phone 989
We clean and renew color: is ;
Carpets and Rugs. Hand process by,
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