IDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1922.
inoncial NeWs
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H. L. 1:30 B. . 1-- 1:30
""miml “Us 3 ’34V‘ Konn..Copper 35% 34 35.-
mors 49 47 x3 49 .Keystone 'I‘ire 7% "'7 7
76% 74 75V: 9 Lack. steel 83 33 83
113 113 112 Mexican Pete 228% 220% 226
o. 133% 1322’; 132% ;Minmi Copper 28 28 28
. "ill & Com. 23s,; “‘23 2:: {Middle States 131/. 13 . 13 ,~
“1‘ it‘llt‘r‘l 6.35;} 6’1"]; 625;; In“). PEI-C. 21% 21% 2153
‘r ‘ " " ' Hudson , 21% 21 31
W“ 30% 7““ 3" 2N. Y. Central 100 99 3/. 100
m. .x': Tel. 123% 1231!. 123% N.Y..1\'.H. &. H. 3214 32 , 32
0“- 163% 163V: 163V: 1Nor. Par. 89% 5131/2 ' so
'- oolon 100% 10W. 10W: Par. on 5.1% 50% 503.”.
‘ d“ 533% 51% 52“,; Pan Amer .Poto. 92% 91 921.;
'1 106;. 10639 1““ '7‘; ironn. n. n. 48% 455:. 483/.
1.0m. 1303'. 13:1,; 139% if'vn- a... pay. 952;; 95%
Ohio 533;. 543:. 5.31;. .U’ullman c... 132 1310;. 131%
m'l 74% 743': “is my. (‘OnsoL 14-11. 14:». 14%
" “3 6? “3 inmmmz 823’. so“. 82%
143 ”7‘5. H“ ' loyal nuirh 591,5. 57/ 571.4
41 41 41 iSoars Roebuck RS! 89 89
0:! m". 02H.- ‘Sn, T‘nrillc 95 04-1.; 95
76' 77’ 7‘; ‘i' Sinclair “it 3435; 3374 341/3
143 1“ “1 Sn. Rnilwny 26!"; 2mg. 261/.
- 44 4:; -. 42:7; '9 n x .r 221wJ Lila-1,; 21s
Jy-mluots 1327;. 1291- l't:-'-."g.4i.\‘ J. Pl‘, 117“; llTl/fi‘ 117%
Wis: Stool 86 85 83 :gr, pm” 321’; 31% 32%
V nil. Johnson 86 74. 85 Mi ‘1 'soudplmkvr 1335”} 13“ ‘5': 131 ‘75
us I'lnyors loo 1.; (mtg. 991.; To“... (in, so 491:. 497,5
Awhu-It 62% 62h;- .~,;-i.-_. "rump... man. SM; 35% 86
Mninl‘H 14% 14%;. 1451; 51"), Tint. Stores 34 93% 84
North. l"t'. 951,4. 04 ' 9.11;. ,3 g. “mm- 959.; 551,1. 952:.
.\nl’lll. 0w 3:: 1'. 373; f’.\‘ 'y, g Ruh'mr 579,; 56 561.4
rn'inn I“. 30 3am. :29 tr. 9 Sim-l 1090'. 103% 108%
r.- Mutil’i'. 503-; no 59 Hwy. (‘nmwr 67%. 6624. 67%
3“ k” 1'3“: “3 1'3“; \‘nnavlinm Sim-l 44 44 4‘
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l‘.il-(~I‘ m 60% m xvi-st. Elro. 627,5 , 628/. 62%
, swim; 441'. 4:1". 431-;- 'r.-\:is: mnr Sul. 60% 60%, 60%
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anklin School Notes}
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Hi :zvmivv u:.;.oliliviy Utl
-, .xnil tho eighth gratin liSSL‘lll-‘
\‘.'minrs<l.vy morning. Mr.‘
n' ’3 topic “'i‘hrii'i." :llltl his!
‘\\ prminvtnr ismul “mulls?
taunt lli tln- mulls isl' tln- school;
'(ulwlnvi :uvonnm tui
the
Monday
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‘u suing in tho ilii‘l‘v-rnnl lmln» I
.illil \HH il\\;‘lll son“
'llllt'll tn llii‘ ivlzlsxixs
n, ulslpi’mlitna.
will”: of tho lm'niln-rs n.‘
l'.’:."_’ viz-s inlil at lllt'
:it‘ii-lmmn l‘nr ilw pin-E
»' i(‘Aill'li‘iiiilliilltlll. and it) (‘ml—i
i ,.. “mobility ol' orgnnizim: :ml
.‘INn’N‘liilll‘Hl. 'l‘ili", l‘nllti‘willtfl
. \‘.1‘l4‘ cinch-(i: l'rlislilolltv l‘:‘(t‘l‘-l
: ‘ 12H '3; \'ltll‘—])l‘i'8ld(‘nl. 1.! “is!
» Elizutwih sum
L\lr. lll‘lmji‘s ‘
Hi and («wits of tin- Franklin!
i.l\o‘ lu-vn printml ’iynlirM-iiun
llil'illl"‘t' n,
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illnllllintiul among), tint mom-l
» H» HH- Sl'lltlfil. 'i‘iw l-‘l‘unklin;
* i rinsvty rrsulnbi’vs tho. l’uoyl
til-3 ('rrr-l. A com of the r'l'i-mi'
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Franklin Cl't‘t‘tl.
I——»~\ I-‘rnnklin Pupil Is 'rl'llsl- E
worthy.
ills honor is to l)(' trllstvil. If
he: “are to violnto his honor by
tolling 9. tin, or try r'hi-utinu‘. or
l-ys‘not doing exactly a. girvn
task Wlloll tl‘llstml on his honor.
iw is not a rt-al Franklin pill-il.‘
A Franklin Pupil [s Loyal. i
\ its,- is loinl to all to whom lo_\'nl-,
_ h’ is duo '“rlilh' lr‘i'H'llt-l‘, his
'lmmo. his pan-ills. his i-onntryf
\ li‘rnnklin l'upil i~ lio-lpi‘ul.
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'l""<l {it any iinu-i to shnrv thnk'
ditto-s of homo and school. liv;
ii m4 our good turn to smm-hmlyl
v'l‘_\' «l H: ’ l
|_-\ lx‘rnnklin Pupil is Frimnlly.
Iih- is a friend to all and :l broth—i
to every other Franklin pn-
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’- ~- \ i‘rnnltlin l'upll is (foul‘tonux'. J
Iii. is polite to all, especially toI
wonmn. children, old people and
the weak und helpless.
6—;\ Franklin Pupil
l’lll.
lit: rospt-cts and olu-ys his par-
ents. teachers. loaders and all
otllt-r duly constituted authori-
tii-s. Hit respects tho convi'
fions
of others in muttvrs c-l‘ cu. om
and religion. _ '
7—.\ Franklin Pupil is ('ln‘erful.
Ho smiil-s wilt-nrvPr he can. ”is
obedience to orders is prompt
and rhm'l'ful. The harder the
task the gladdcr his heart.
8—.\ l-‘ninkiin Pupil in Thrifty.
He does not destroy property.
llt' works faithfully. wastes
lltlllili-i‘f.
nl‘ hi“ opportllniiii's.
his lnnnvy so that hr-
]lis own way. lu-
lhosi- ill new}. and
Worthy olxircts.
lie suycs
mu y
generous
hoipl‘ui
lI.—-.\ Franklin Pupil i~ Illau‘.
Ilv has tho couragi- to i‘arr «lim-
gm‘ in spiiq- of fair. and to stand
up l'or what is right against tho
rankings of frivmis or tin,- jwrs
or thruits of his mmont'nts and
dvt'rnt (lot-s not (lt)\\ll.llllil.
ion-A lr‘rnnkliu l’upile (‘lt-an.
lie kovps clean in body and
thought. stands (or (‘lt'i‘ill spiwrh.
cit-an sport. clean hnbits and
travels with a chain crowd.
li—.\ I-‘rmlkliu l’upil is u u '
("itizt'll.
Ilv «loos not trespass mu
prmwrty of others. lie down not
inmost or in any other way also
tnrh any othrr ClllZl‘ll of his
community. He assists all con-
stitutcd authority in enforcing
Slit'li laws us have boon drawn
up for the good of the
lnnniiy :it lal'g‘v.
lirls of tho vighth and ninth gl‘aiii‘s
lil‘l' organizing: basketball teams to
take part in tho intt-r—rlass.
hull H"l‘lt‘$!. Mimi-s Margaret Jt'll-
Hint-‘5' and Mary )erlnhon will suppr-
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yiw tlu- snort. 'i‘ht- hoys' teams will
he conollml by Mossrrs. Kano. \Vil-
linms anti llrunjrs.
School Hrs-sinus wort» «lirrnntinnmi
at Franklin school. on Thursday and
Friday. duo in the fact that tlu- now
hoilvr just rm-c-ntly installed is not
romly for use.
lit-ports or the work of the first six
\\‘i‘(‘l{S_ which should have been issuod
on Friday. will be lmued as soon as
We
j ust announced.
Add these to your
Victor ‘ Library
'l‘heserare'all brand new Victor Records, i:
have them and will
is Rospu't- '
and Innki-s the best use;
pay -
to‘
to'
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Regeuwtmjgeatre 7
Today at 2:15, 7:00 and 9:00 —
Don’t Miss This .Whlrlwi
. \
nd Feature Hit—Comes to the Regent as a
Pre~rciea3e Special. ,
DUSTIN FARNUM
in ‘anth Bound”-
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Goldwyn’s Eminent Authors Feature, “Glorious Fools”
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TOMORROW — SATURDAY —— TOMORROW
PREMIER SHOWING or A NEW
FEATURE PRODUCTION TOMORROW EVE-
NING ,AT 7:00 AND 9:00 '
-—-—— Pérsonal Appearance of ——-
Richard Barthelmess—Dorothy and Lillian Gish——
D. W. Griffith and a Company of Stars and
’ Directors Numbering Forty. *
Don’t Miss This Super Presentéltion‘ —- Be the First People to
See This New Barthelmess Feature.
SPECIAL—A Matinee Presentation of a High Class Feature Will Be
Given at 2:15. Feature Announced Later. It Will Not be the Barthel.
mess Picture Which Will Be Shown at Night Only.
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SPECIAL PROGRAM CHANGE
T O D A Y
Farnum
. “Oath Bound”
This Picture ls Presented at the PalaCe in Response to Requests of
Palace Patrons for This Big Attraction
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Five Acts
Vaudeville
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WITH FIVE ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE
Goldwyn All Star Cast in “THE DUST FLOWER”
baskt-t- ‘
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man’s Clothes”
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The work in ‘physical education lsl
progressing satisfactorily under the di—
rection of pupil leaders. As long as
thé weather permits each room will
report to the playground for one-half
hour of supe'rvised play a. week.
Held in Ohio.
])AY'FON. 0.. Oct.
lLawex-ence Jones. fifty-six,
latter his arrest here to—diy. Said
lwas the husband of 'forty wives.
Jones gave the police the
STATE FAIRS ALIA HELD.
the state board of agriculture, stated' _ rced fmn’i
yestt-‘rday at Hartford that theJast ”3“"
been diva any
A-vricultult‘ Board Secretary Speaks of of (mm: women.:which he carried-
” Success This Your Ia notebook. as his wives. He 33.
Leonard J- Healey, secretary of .th‘“ he
(‘IQBIZARD “AS 40 “IVES.
Legally Married to AC, Says Negro
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negro.
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lg‘l 1 1 d to la them for you. There are . of the agricultural fairs in the state. ‘them' "
H )c g a P Y . 2 of which Danbury Fair is one of the , . _
35 lnany'l others _equal1$W0f9h.he§rin-;9°me. 1 targets; thzd been held for this year1 TEL CK DRIVER KILLED
.il . ,- ....--r '1' . a an a ey were all ye success- . .
l ”1 ’ s3 ful. Never before, he rysaid, has" Pittsfieltl Efix: (:1?ch Load?“
‘ , __ . . . . . . Tito 5011i 8. - the attendance at fairs been so lalrgei '
l 6(2077—Manon fight! 1131298111 Gain-011311 1 nor the exhibits so ant—active. In his . ~
. 63092“'01d F? at me ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ . (11 i, L opinion the large attendance showed 1 George SanleY.' 0f SOUth Egremont.
‘ ’ 36049—R6ver1e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hans K111 81' a greater interest in farming. par- Mass, was almost instantly killed,“
' 660871—Little Shawl of Blue . . . . . . . Werrenrath ' ticmarly stock farming. than has been iKellogg's Coming» 5“" ““5 8‘“ °f
66085~Minuet . . . rRachmaninofi' indicated In past fairs. ' , "Great Barringwnv Mass" ”we’d”
l ‘ ' ’ .‘ One of the notable facts was that ' morning when the truck he was driv-
i - nearly all the cattle exhibited were ing was struck by athe Pittsfield
3: ~ tuberculin tested stock. Their free- express. due in Danbury at 10:29
dom from tubercular troubles ' gage O’clock. The truck was demolished
:1 . A.J.Collin's CO.
70-72 North Main Street. ’ '.
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Aha animals a better appearance than
those heretofore .exhibited.~ Becfé-
tary ’Healey further, stated that the
absence of iakirs was particularly
noticeable. a fact which is attributed
to the efficient services got thgstate
motive so
reaching Daufiury.
"" Th9 tratuwas in
and the collision damaged the loco-
that the train could not
proceed until a new engine had been.
‘ flhis’flclayed the train in
charge of Engineer
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Norwalk
Copyright 1922 Hart Schafinex 8c Marx
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.HOW ABOUT YOUR ’ FALL
‘ CLOTHES? .
You ought to have clothes you can be proud of; and that?
means clothes that have both style and quality.
g Style is a mstter that all makers of clothes give. a lot of
i ' thought to; but quality is' something that Isn’t always
cared for so well. ’
Get both: style and quality. Wo have the clothes that
give you both; we know they’re right.
Hart Schaffner & Marx
' fine suits and overcouts
_ Suits $35 to $45. ‘
Overcoats $35 to $55
See our special B. A. Overcoatslat‘$29.50
Full Lined .With Skinner’s Best Satin. ’
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Rogers ‘69“ Stevens
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’14 South Main St.
W.
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Q PALACE VAUQEVILLE.
‘Show of Many Features and Novelties
K Plusesdiarger Audiences. 0n '
Opening Day.
The Palace vaudeville program. a.
Show of many features and novglties
yesterdd!’ and rPalace patrons were
enthusiastic in their comments on the
high caliber of the bill. Everyone of
1the five acts received commendation
and generous applause as a. mark of
‘the appreciation. of Norwalkers of the
exceptional merit displayed. Pierlert
and Scofigld opened the show with a
novelty- number in which a. dainty
young 'woman and a mascuiar and
had been married in ‘1 legal‘dexterotls man composed the team
Away "0 all or them and that he has that offered good entertainment .and
Inot a few thrills. Lillian lfortcn
the pocket comedienne was particular-
catchy songs and dance numbers cap-
tivated the audiences. Mesham and
Newman in “Broken Promises" was
another hit of the bill and the comedy
patterings of this pair was _ equal to
this season. Nevinshnd Gum. assist-
ed by the Paiace's own Bob Clan-l;
presented a comedy skit entitled "In
Cork." The close of this act wasp.
scream. The show closed with “Gold-
en Showers," one of the prettiest,
that has ever graced the Palace
stage. A company of clever stars_ in
one of the most ”beautiful settings
that: hasever been seen hot-e madeva
wonderful impression ‘on the large
audio. "es. The show'will be repeated
today- with Dustin. Furnum.,inj, his
made a. big‘hit on its opening day .
1y good in her role and her clever and
any that havg been heard in Norwalk.
acts,
69 Noam Strect
What You Want In
7 MEAT SATISFACTION
This you are guaranteed if you buy our meats. Give us your?
order for any kind of meat? We have it.
Courteous Treatment -— Prompt Service
_ FOWLER’S MARKET
Phone 1340'
, South Nag-walk;
change in the program. Tomorrow
for. the three shows the picture will be
Goldwyn’s “Dust Flower."
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REGENT TOMOIiROW.
Gish and Richard Barthelmess will be
in Not-walk tomorrow exiening for the
inltal‘ presentation 'of Burthelmess’
latest featuré production which will
be presentet!’ [at the Regent Theatre.
Anuouncemgxit was mime duringrthe
first: evening show Just night when
noted film peOple would come to Nor-
walk. The‘quartet will be accompan-
ied by several other stars and a com-
pany'ot directors-and technical men
numbering in all 40 and they will
the Rxage’nt‘gi the new Barthelmess
productiomf , k -
The Regent has become the omcial
pro-releasehouse for the Barthelmoss
the affair tomorrow
police. ,, Senator Char-eta R. Trout 6f Mandalay and Conductor Thorpe, bot}; latest picture "08331! Bound-S 'T_'TIJJS.
Orange. who heard. Secretary Haley‘s or Pittsfleld. Mass. ”rhe truck. ”a. sti,.¢“°n“¢9mes to the. city ME? 88
statement. corroborated mi w '- ' ’ n’e» slum} pub on fog-v.9: p «elm mi “1 be? 9! . ,
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iAdYQttiBe in the Séfitlnel : maroon: “ ’ . “his ”1
t 110 the line "the screaming of
of 1c vi {This 7 "339;"
. ”a in? Bend lye m Gui.
D. XV. Griffith, Lillian and Dorothy“
word was fdeflnitely'received thatthe 7
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sonal friends of Barthelmess W
was associated with them in the page
auction of “Way Down East" m
,while they have no part in his inc
feature, the name of which cannot.“
announmd. they are coming‘ to spent
an evenngjn Norwalk and to trim
the nevrpicture. ‘ ‘ '
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Dmdu . mm W A,
The Regent. double feature p r 7
today is exceptional in that it incl
a. pre-release presentation of W
Farnum's new special featu‘re *v
Bound.” This picture is scheduleé“
release later in the month _ and,
offered to the Regent Theatre ,
some unusual eutertaininent .
sought for anniversary week.“ 0-
'who have viewed the privates}: -
declare {tithe best production ’
everrmade. ‘Goldyg'n‘s' at;
’ ‘Fools’rym be in the
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