REGENT moist,
“mam and Will W On
rumble Posture [mgr-m.
Rogers and Glenn Hunter “in
at the Regent Theatre today
peciuly arranged double feature.
After thrcc days of “The
‘ it will not be easy to satisfy
patrons but Manager “mid
has gone n long way in tire
the arrangement of todays
Arrow '5 double fonturc shows.
ntcr will star today in "The
« RIP '1'" uhilc Will Rogers ul-
tumite will be presented in
tor Romeo " Tomorrow's
is n rtai winner with
"Who $5 Baby" and
‘miric in "Love's Masquer-
' “1- hand picture has been
Er tlw year and you can't go
m this production that has
hit wherever it. has played.
VAUDEVILLE.
\"Il'.
no in
'.’\L.\(‘E
ity “misc 0n Opening Night. Bc~
vex Now Show I nthusiastlmlly.
, capacity house that compelled the
lay of the S. R. 0. sign early in
,vening received the new Palace
ville, bill with round after round
huEinsm and the show was de-
the best so far this season. It
y deserves to be classed with
and there, can be no doubt
1‘ that it pleased fur beyond
' rage program. Toto Hummer
any opened the bill with
.. VVoodlnnd Echoes" numbcr.
rovcvil an ideal introduction for
"how. Violet and Lois, two
ing Indies ol‘ good voice render-
.eral vocui numbcrs and in turn
' with piano and violin selec—
They proied very capable with
rumcnts. Emmott and Lind
rescnted in the best ventrilo-
pccinlty that has ever played
_ Palm-e and the audiences was
in side splitting laughtpr
ghout the show. Little Lind's
'chgc of Norwnlk was surpising
the short timc he had bccn in
. Thornton and King in "I Play a
die." :1 pair of comedy stars, were
the roar which
and more and
tml upon their nrrlvul threatened
m and tor u long tfotc. Their com-
' i‘iiillil‘l' was the best that has
I) heard in Norwalk this year and
by kept the house on cdgc for every
cnnil of their :tllotcd time and for
min overtime. The Spanish danc-
“. of Vlnid Victoria was wonderlul
rd she was roundly applauded, but
Russian endurance step dancing of
Pnco which closed the number
not only vonderful but amazing.
picture attraction "The Referee"
ing Conway ’l‘cstrie. which will be
ntcd today, was very good: For
rdny Almu, Rubens will star in
‘tl the Woman."
' '1 [-1 l’ .l N D l ISTRY RECOVI-ZRING
FRO.“ COLLAPSE.
CHICAGO. Sept. 29.—~-Fivo years
ll be required to overcome the. cf-
‘ is of the recent. collapse in the
cop industry, according to a. survey
' do! public here today by tho Nib
nal Institute of Progressive Farm-
"How close the shcep industry in
is country c unc to annihilation dur-
g tho Inllntion pcririd is not realized
y the gt nvrni public, " stated the sur-
-mv. “it was nil but wiped out. 1m-
-orted rams were butchered and sold
incm owing to the collapse of the
inl‘ket."
"l‘horc is a mud scramhlc to get back
to thc business now that. the market
- returned to a. stable, level. the sur-
.y states. and herds which almost
appeared are being revived.
. The supply of brm ding stock. Sheep
ssoclution officials say is the lowest
Ein twenty years. and the demand for
U(‘ll stmk on the Pacific toast is the
-;a.l.t.'3t seen in double that time.
Texas, ‘iduho, Wyoming and Montana
falso report :i large dcmzmd.
: “In the corn bcli, where the maize
icrops can lm l‘c-d to thrcn doliur mut-
ton, the problem is to find the lambs,"
declares the survey. “It. appears that
a higher price for fat lambs Will pre-
\':lil this full. despite the present ulti-
ilitlf‘.
“’i‘llo institute believes that won:
growing should bc conducted as a. side
linv rather than us on essential indus-
try. Sheep mcn urn in the habit of
\irluully ceasing business when the
wool market, is nminst them. and then
slowly working back when the tide
turns. “'hilc the l’nited States can-
not. rmnpctc in the wool markets of
iill‘ world with Australia and Argen-
tine, yet. it is unthinkable that the
“hole agricultural system should he
MISS THOMAS’
SCHOOL
Wilson Road, Bowsyton
Opens Tuesday, October Third,
at Nine.
An all day school with super-
vised afternoon play and study.
Kindergarten, E 1 c- m e n t a r y
Lower. Middsc and Upper
Schools for Girls, and for Boys
‘1 from four to twelve. The
school Of the inde‘adual child.
Arrangements may he made for
meeting with a motor, children
who live at a distance.
Miss Thomas may be seen at the
school house after three o ’clock, or
Can Northern DEE-act; 2. or
inurrington, Mass. and he wfllv go to
“ Butterfly”
1!, out:-
ed by B. A. Builder. of Bouthport,
lower the pacing record of the Dan-
bury Fair truck again this your?
The little pacer did the trick last
year, turning a, mfle over the half-
mile track in 2.06 3-4 and lowering
the track record of 2.09 1-4 that had
stood for some years.
The management of the Fair has
received word from Mr. Bulkicy, that
he would like to come here next week
and again try to break the track re:
cord and he has been told to come.
bring the horse and again set sail for
u new mark. Mr. Bulkley is with
Northern Direct this week at. Great
the Danbury Fairgrounds direct from
Great Barrington.
It has not. yet. been decide-l on what
day Northern Direct will try for the
track mark next week. bu. it will be
either Wednesday or Thursday. con-
ditions permitting. It \ a; on Thurs—
day last year that the p39. ‘7 was sent
av; ny in the presence of thousands and
lowered the truck s'mm-k nearly tlirze
“(Ngi-ltshern Direct is said to be the
fastest horse in Fairfleld county and
these who saw him tr'ivcl his far-t
mile here last year will not. dispute
the honor. He holds the world's rc-
cord for a half-mile tracw.
___,___,__...__-———
\VO.‘[F.X LIEN ADMIRE
dmirc It pretty face a. good
tigE'ri-n lint more than all a buoyant
disposition and the charm of happy
content. There is no question but.
'what n. light- -hcartcd “omun is the
ioy of a man '5 life but no woman can
be happy and jtfiyi’ul when dragged
down by the ailments that so often do-
\elop headaches backache. nervous-
ness and ‘ the blues.
“'9 are continually publishing in
this paper letters from women who
have been restored to health by Lydia
E. Pink‘nnm 3 Vegetable Compound
after doctors and other medicines
have failed to help them. If you are
in why not give it a. triai.-—Adv.
..n—-'
Explains Decline of Oratory.
greater oratory," said Uncle Eben, “is
(hit so many of our best talkers is
turnin’ deir attention to salesman-
ship.” '
“'HY THAT LAME BACK?
That morning lameness—those
sharp pains when bending or lifting,
make work a burden and rest impos-
siblc. l)on' t be handicapped bya
bud buck—look to your kidneys. You
will make no‘mistnke by following this
Norwulk resident at example.
August Thommen,16 Leonard street
Norwulk, Conn . says: “I was so stiff
and sore through my kidneys I could
hardly get out of bed for when I bent
it was only with pain I could straight-
cn again. Lumbngo pains ran through
me and nearly doubled up my back. I
had to get up at night to pass the
kidney secretions. Doan's Mdney Pills
were recommended so I began using
them. They certainly fixed me up
all right and did away with all the
trouble."
Price Eric. at all dealers. Don't.
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doun's Kidney Pills—the same that
Mr. 'l‘hommcn had. Foster-Milburn’
Co., Mira,
Buffalo, N. Y.7Adx'.
THE TREAT OF THE TIME
FOR MUSIC LOVERS
SUNDAY,
OCTOBER 1st
At 2:15 P. M.
FORTUNE GALLO
——Presents~—
SAN CARLO
GRAND OPERA
COMPANY
Direct. from its run at the
Century, New York
_| N—
“Madam
t‘One reason why we don't list) mo' {
A
tr
A DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM 'l'I-IAT CANNOT aéeBEATEN l
' I:
WILL ROGERS
_ 1N _;.
‘tboubling for Romeo’:
Two of the best pictures that could be put on any Program.
GLENN HUNTER
[N—
“‘The Cradle Buster”
.-
. t
~.
SATURDAY
A Dollar Show for Thirty Cents—A Broad Statement but. We
Back It Up with Regent Reputation l
VIOLA DANA
in a Picture That Has Taken the Country by Storm—Pairs Palace
Ran It a Week—We Put It on a Double Feature Show—-
‘_‘THE $5 BABY”
. --—A'ND—--
CONWAY TEARLE m “LOVE’S MASQUERADE”
MONDAY ANO TUESDAY
VERA GORDON
Star of\ “Humoresque,” “The Good Provider” and Other Big'E"
Successes in Her Latest Attraction
Your Best Friend
A Picture of Rare Beauty and Appeal
Toto Hammer, & Co.
Woodland Echoes . .
violet & Lois ,.
Songs, Mirth and Music
-
Special
Paco.
mm'r VAEEsvmm show or TEE VEAE:
LAST TIMES TODAY AND TOMORROW
' LAPILARICA'TRIO
—— Featuring .—
VIELA VICTOEIA
Dancers from the Spanish Court Introducing Novelty Dancing
Special ‘
$500 REWARD
To Anyone Who Equals the Russian Step Endurance Record of Mr.
Open to Any Proféssional or Non-Professional . —
Dancer at Any Performance.
reviews for college
. General courSe otters as eleétivus:
Tl‘omton & King Economics, Psychology, History
“I Play the Fiddle”
. The Emmetts
Musical" Ventriloquisl Novelty
mm. altar-mediate sud Upper Behold,
Upper School 0m Cullen Prepay
rstory and General Courses for “girls 7
from fourteen to Wenty-one. Em
Art. French and German, etc.
Small chases giVo opportunity to:-
lndivdiual instruction and develop.-
ment of right; method of stud!-
Commodlous school rooms.
gymnasium, ,
grounds otter equipment for best men. " . ’
ta! and physical development.
Exceptional teachers or voice, piano;
and drawing.
‘ Enrollments strictly limited: Prints.
pals may be seen by appointznsnu
Printed matter on request.
MARGARET R. BRENDLINGER, A. B.
VIDA HUNT FRANCIS. A. B.
1am
ample and beautltd
' .Special
TODAY ONLY—Cdnway Téarle‘in “The Referee
TOMORROW—Three Complete Show: at 2. 15, 6: 45 and 9: 15 with
ALMA RUBENS m "FIND THE WOMAN ~v
CHILDREN'S MATINEE—20c
Headquarters For
SCHOOL SHOES
BULL DOG- WEAR IN
' EVERY PAIR '
Self Service
17W... ---.. ._ -. A”-.. .;--~—-
Shoe Store
OXEN SCARCE IN 717111: 1’.
CHICAGO. Sept.
ciated Press). —~"Timcs do change, " is
the unanimous verdict of
the American Electric Railnay asso-
ciation who sea‘ched three months
for a team of oxen to be used in con-
nection with
here October
team to show the stages in thg pro-
gress of
agreed that finding oxen would
easy," said Secretary James W. \Valsh.
“But when we begun to look for
them we couldn't
Meeker, an Oregon trail pioneer who
drove an ox team about the country
in the interest of good roads, was ap-
pealed to but. his team waa stuffed and
on exhibition in Seattle, Wash.
S. A.
29. -——('l‘he Asso-
oflicials of
the annual convention
2-6.
’hen someone suggested an ox
everyone
be
transportation
find one. Ezra.
HARTFORD. Sept.
John Pendland. 169th Infantry. is de-
tailed to take the special course for
National Guard officers at. the Infan-
Fort Benning. 0a..
in orders from the Adjutant-Genoral's
During his absence. an
oil'lcer will be detailed by the coming
command
Plstoon. Company 0.
try School.
oflice today.
officer '
Together with the pageant showing
old and new types or transportation
the convention will hear addresses
-irom all living former pesidcnts of the
organization, many of whom ran horse,
cur line, according to plans.
less tansportation,
relations are other subjects
on the program.
ll’lCilMlEt
GOES TO INFANTRY SCHOOL.
the
Truck-
taxes and 'pumic
zit-First: Lieut.
Nov. 1,
Second -
THE
1 COCHRAN SCHOOL
East Avenue, Nor-walk.
' A Private School for boys,
from the ages of six to eighteen.
Fall Term Opens, Wednesday,
Sept. 27th.
All classes are purposely
small and are positively limited
in size. - '
School session each day from
8 :45 until 5 1n the afternoon.
Particular emphasis placed
Puccini's Glorious Opera
-—Starrlng——
TAMAKI MURIA
Brilliant~ Japanese Prima Donna
With the
125—Cast and Ensemble—125
SCALE 0? PRICES:
$1.00 $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 .
General Admission—50c
Box Office Open
Mail Orders Filled
m
ENTIRE PROCEEDS TO ITALIAN
by appointment. 'rm11432. .
WAR RELIEF FUND.
DOR‘OTEX' DABNivtv
Wall Paper—Paints
A We have just received a large assortment of. many beau—
tiful patterns in \Val‘l Paper, the choice selection of 1923 styles.
Our prices are much lower than any wall paper alid paint
house in the state, ranging from—
10c 12l/2c 15c 20c and 25c Per Single Roll.
\Ve also do all ‘kinds of painting‘aud paper-hanging.
Phone us and our estimator will call.
Also carry a full line of “John LucasCo.” tinted gloss
paints.
a.
. I.
Chain Wall Paper CO.
13 Wall Street
Norwalk
. Phone 450—Store Open Saturday Evenings.
-o--,.--,---
E“. -m—
§HSG§AED SHE wAsN'T ‘
U RY 50 F
SHE HAD _
SOUR fig?
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.on the College Entrance Board
requirements. a
Organised athletics and play
are carefully supervised, also
gymnasium.
Kindergarten for girls and
boys from the ages of 3 to 6.
Hours from 9 :30 tit 12 :15
Illustrated booklotiupon request.
W. T. Cochran, (U. S. Naval
Academy) Headmaster
flc'vdon‘oolpov-n
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
The Sensational Melodrama. Which Is an Exceptional Feature.
Ten Nights In aBar Room _'
i We have been flatly adver-
forPremium List
QM HUNGL‘. 3.)“ )-
co
PROVIDE FOR TIRED OFFICERS.
TOKIO.——-’I‘he Imperial government
has informally published its decision
' regarding the treatment of those offi-
cers who have been discharged for the
From the Day
GAS STOVES
HEATERS
The Connecticut mglu
and Power Co. ‘
1
a
and
—_
51'th
of Our Opening
tised by individusls.
Quslity‘ Specks for Itself.
Quick Semce
Benita-y and am toad
is mod. W. W on
stocks, chops sud sss food. The
only plsos in town like home.
Alsoputryisssrvsdtromour
owubshsrym
SOUTH
NORWALK
LUNCH
' South Not-nut.
39-41 So. Main Street
sake of the military refor’ms. It ap—
pears that the sum of 13,000 yen will
be. granted to lieutenant generals,11,-
000 you to majorcgenerals 9,180 yen
to colonels, 7, 200 yen to lieutenant—
colonels,
.4
,This fuel saving device cannot be overlooked this
year. with;coal prices higher” than during the war.
0
{Thech
m..-
/ it is costly
2'
a Radiator”
--~. ._..
s'A
windows and doors. nYou can 'i: sit idly by__ and
\\:
(Ives
ems
atisfiQS/
going to waste.
a long way.
{5 coal.
'Allmclal is the Weatherstrip you
chug.
12' Roosevelt 8t.
0 e '
Weathersth Is_ More Essential Than (1 Valve? Qn
{Long Hard Winter Ahead
to let heated air waste thru the large crevices maround youm
,'Allmctal Weatherstrip \
’on yOur windows and doors makes a _littlc_ coal go
\\ “lair Keep snug and warm on less heat.
Save yOur coal dollars.
a; We are ready to measure your building-and give
testimatg‘withpub obiigation on “your part to put-
A ; WILLIAMERIORDAN . -
VTeleghons ”85-2
Byflq/aflcwnw
___‘_‘\
I
_s_ee your_ cold sushi
”Shire your
Be, comfortable.
want.’ .
9
Norwalk. Conn.
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SALAD 3}
OFFEE
Men’s Fall
Leather Lined, Hand Waited
Shoe Store
31 So. Main St.
‘
SPECIAL OR 1
Shoes
Soles
$5.95
So. Norwalk
\
The Textile Store
. Outing Flannels
Good Starters Before the
Bath Robe Cloth
Eiderdown
Coal Gets in.
136 Washiligton St.
South Norwalk.
We buy and sell new sud
second hand clothing. .
Highest prices paid.
If you have any, drop us 3
card and we will call.
58 Water St~
NOTICE
S. LEVY
So. Not-walk
Newell (‘9’ Murray
CLOTHIERS &. FURNISHERB
153 Washington St.
25 Per Cent. Off on All
- MEN’S WOOL PANTS
“To Men Who Know"
So. Nomlk
Our High Grade
CONNECTICUT C
87 Cedar St.
We clean and renew colors ii
Carpets and Rugs. Hand process by!
met-ts-
Goods Called for and Baum“;
T ' _
CLEANING CO.
South Norwalk, w
Phons m
VVood_and
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