AT THE THEATRES,
TODAY.
“umbiuntinn ui‘ Ill: Vaiuh‘iillt‘
:rnm am»! .‘Inriim Ilfl\ll‘\ Super
l‘v-nlun' \lnkt' Hri'nt Show.
“ l -- l’.ll:ivi 'l‘lwntri'
l‘i presenting it
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.vruw shun that
‘lolllN und tin-n smm‘.
llrnmluzly was paying:
Jariun' llznicss in "The \oung I)
This is one tbc most spectac:
features that Mists
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. (”Hulk
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throw-
Knightlloorl
Picturi- now
at $2. So thi‘
of “The Young:
prices so soon
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1922.
lmluy .lnll toq
.iiw,cl.ii)‘l:ll()-'lllt'.“8 “roadway {‘7’0‘
A few weeks
31.5“ to
T’:i\i“$ eve'r
llllll it irnmvlliutciy prccmlv-d ht-
lnillion dollar
coming i0 \Vlliit‘
it-
.‘ill l‘\(‘i‘[itl0il£|l offvring: for “1'.“
character of John Paul
'thnt
'l.lilor \iado Man"
'nnd noteworthy entertainment.
PRESIDENT HAS
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WA SHING'T‘t )N, NOV.
Harding today celebrated the
r niverstiry of his birth almost
n
n l
(‘ricnn citizen observes a birthday.
There were no indications at
House
clnvl‘ executhv of the land.
idwnt's
Bart with
logical motlics and rational impulses
raised to a. high degree of enthusiasm.
plus the sounllfihilosophy of the play.
makes the screen version of “A
such delectable
QUIETBIRTHBAT
2.~Presi<lont
57th an—
as
quietly and simply as the average Am-
the
of anything more than
at just an ordinary day in tho life of the
The prol-
plans call for his unlit-mince at
A
Regent T 7' catre
Mil-tom”.
y‘alace
An instantaneous Sure Fire Hit!
“A Tailor
One Today and Tomorrow Will Be Your Last Chances to
Get Pleased Seeing
Charles Ray
in the Noted Cohan &. Harris Broadway Play Suyess
Everybody Pleased—if You're Not
Direction David W W. Jar-y Jr. Manua-
Made Man” Kelt'
SAT'URD'AY
Goldwyn Presents All-Stars in
“Blue Beard, ’ Jr.”
—AND—-
Robertson-Cole Presents
“THE WALL FLOWER”
E FEATLTBE PROGRAM
“INT—s’y'wm‘ but 1"" ““‘t L“ that it his office at the regular time. the‘ A SPLEND'D DOUBL
hii< with u Keith \uudi-xillw at the usual forenoon round of conferenCOS.
law lii‘ii'vs nil-l it is 'Tl‘ rvl‘ure RINK. customary nounday period devot-
u i: ii mln't lm r: sisl-ul. The live p.) to meeting: visitors in tllt' capitax
» in. this wvvk's program is among from thv towns and halnlets of Am-
iu-sr thzil Tl£l\(' Q‘\v*l‘ lumn sm'n in v-ricu who consider the monn-nt when
hnum‘. 'l'lu- unqunstinmlivlv licml- [In-y grasp tho president's hand and.
M mtvul your“ is "ill!“ Six Shviks nr hcnr his word or grouting tin: climax -.
“‘1.“ . ‘ll ‘-‘..')"”".W‘“ lli'li'r‘fll’5' tilili,ol their Visit: luncheon. “Till then
in _ “Ink! I.\(Il\\.‘ill‘.i'l‘f~' lnlk lnr \\’(’l‘kS. "wrhnps a few hours of golf over the
1. .':A.l\::’o-lll~ {Apr-l (Ems; IN" in l‘Silln‘Illiy course ol‘ :1 no-nrby country club. lie.-
; H”! “-1“ 143:“ l wl-lusvv ll.“ ‘1 u nce‘cnuso Mrs. ilfirrling still is confined to
H “In“ m r“. m. ’\ ‘i‘illi 4.l\Hll!“.\‘ tin Tli‘l‘ bed. although recovering from
v I: la ‘1" Hill tiny “ill h.-r recs-m illm-ss. there will not even
i} ixll'mI li::ll is up it: (in high be a birthday dinner party.
i.” IlSTTIIMI llu'lx‘; bun m lintuinmli The [act that today was his birth-
: .:v i:‘4‘» li‘ slilltllnu rr‘mm‘ilziy. however. was not forgotten b' ‘ .
:‘*W‘::"’|iliil:wl0q EH! ‘(vul mrly thilu) thr- close {‘ivnlls of tho 'W‘llthfl o: SUNDAY
. 4 , . l.v \ N mus “ill in ll) lbw nation and the world at large. '
lziliiiliunxln «in Si: Uri-1:, \\';i_' \ll div long—tho bcginning really
4" I.“ fill?! in ”rm. mm yesterday—telegraph Wires at
’ tin White- House ticked and messen-
~-—--v~ ‘ ' lgm T)O\S arrival cnirying messages of
Linn" “ADI. “Ayn hirrtlnlav gimting. many oi them
Hump “'1‘ Iii; 'l'rom rulers and leaders of other
l-‘ rm imlmm-ilt ‘(lllli
l inm 2‘ "Zln- -lnr ‘lilllt‘ "an. "
lll'.’
"i \\‘it and “isdmn both :i \.ir ition. tin troublml industrialI
m- (Thil gophistipntcd afford- situation and finally Mn. Harding's
in... ltlv “m. ofthphh‘zt Hm illmss llzlvi izir-ri-nscd the strain Ad-’
: his sornnn carp“. Thosn “ho‘-"""r"m"”t of Congress. adjustment}
‘lmnws m ”I, “Tlil‘llfili‘nl liar con mi tlir major industrial colitrinersies
‘ loru-mul m a g§x11l,hlu treat: in Hill] llu- steady prOgrcss toward re--
, those- uhn “mum.“ ”w iii-st cow-r3; nimlu liv Mrs.~ll:irzlini: allow_l
. 11.. T‘i'fi'lllilllFi" f'l‘sterilny “'t'l't‘ in :1 bith ”1 Hm ”nigh,” ‘0 h‘ssf'n.’lit-miinz ”10
_-‘;“ml ”Ely.” rnlilll and "‘J‘it‘nis-ixr :ulzii ' OR lii< physician. the presiilcnt‘
3 ‘*\ ‘ H .. \ noun mouth‘lms lit-en taking thing‘s'
“T ‘7”. r”?! ilullv .\i:m" i»: u... lirvs_g"“s'.""- has «in-Voted morc time to
. MM“; .. ”as nu 9 Jill» for [nitw] l‘i'st not] has spent more time on the
'(i l hi" llllir It: , Q“ 7"‘1 ll (nnhfl‘ ”TUNA “20"? links.
‘ ' “I, “r" ”mug. . 1 clump“, sprirgs! lllt‘ result. according to associates of
’HN‘ 4 H i'illllilllJItinn 0, incl. Lthc president. is that Pr-esidtnt Hard-
m.rg.;\,v,',‘i<":]”" ”' I'j'l‘llily luau-5t M int! is in lmtl-r physical condition
. it is [‘II’IY‘4 lQ Ilav'u th: in ho has in» n for months.
TIT” lll'lm “ '
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"'N_
i‘ilF noun FSPIRIT or
XM.‘ STIME
or near, rest assured that
”other, sweetheart. sister
wife or best friend Will truly
lnreciate the thoughtful spirit that
wilmes the giving of your photo-
maph it spans distance and brings
:3;er those you love.
:arhlly and friends by giving photo.
graphs. Arrange for your sitting
early and consider your Christmas
shopping completed. We will gladly
hold the photographs at the studio
vuntll the day before Christmas
The Michelson
Studio
78 Washington St. Tei.‘437
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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Surprise your
Hear the New
NOVEMBER
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[lililllt should in twirtmel‘
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. (Ullnilll s
j i lose acquaintances of Mr. Harding
. 'rimarkerl today on the recent im
um Hiion at ”w ploument in his physical condition.
and to- r A month ago tho strain at (no years
“'llK‘ll. u”, cine l—l‘or it was inst two years nco today.
that \ir. liar-ling was elected to tht
in u lillotopl'n prislriencymhud hvcomc m”;liccnble.A
.13: mounlmn air and 51.- ;sumnu'r of continuous “ork “ithoutl
Rome Resumes Normal
‘ Appearance after Fascisti
(Continued from First Page)
pointnu-ut The L-ntire
was anxious to see what
xvi-iconic the Parliament would
the li‘ascsll louder. Mussolini
sort of
gram.
various groups
Chamber
Since the replies of some of them
are not far rcmoyed from the Fuscisti
aspirations. it is thought possible
that the collaboration that Mussolini
desires may be found in the present
Parliamentary lineup. It is regarded
as certain if the new premier obtains
a majority in the Chamber. therc will
be no need to dissolve Parliament. as
he said he is determined to do should
the Chamber vote against him
'i‘lu- strengthening of the llrc on for—
eign exchange markets on the change
of government at Home has favorably
and parties in
impressed everyone in financial cir-
cles.
Home has rcsumcda normal up-
peurnnce. To those who saw the
monster demonstrations that followed
the l-‘nscisti entry into the city. the
streets today seemed deserted by con-
tmst
In the course or a. speech at a
Cabinet meeting yesterday Mussolini
said that the internal situation was
rapidly becoming normal He de-
clared that the new Cabinet would
base its internal‘ policy on the re-
Victor‘ Records
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A. J. Collins Co.
70-72 North Kain Street.
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vstnbllshmcnt or national descipltne
and onl(r showing by its needs that
there wns only one state and that no
other authority would be‘folemted.
As to foreign policies. the new
preminr said the telegrams he had
lie-snatched to the other powcrs had
quickly dispelled any apprelmnéions
over the advent of the Fascisti as
rulers. This was shown in his opin-
ion by the improxmment of Italian ex-
DemonstratiOn
population
a
gnu
is re-
ported to desire a little more time to
prepare the speech outlining his pro-
:uid to consult leaders of the
the
A' Realiy ~Big Attraction! — Booked for ‘Thme Days :
Henry B. Warner -.
With All-Stars Supporting Him in
“THE SHEIK OF ARABY”
EVENING
Bringing Broadway to Nor-walk — Here is the Show That Does It
TODAY— TOMORROW— SATURDAY
—— FIVE ACTS -—-—
Vaudevflle
—— HEADED BY —
“ THE SIX SHEIKS OF ARABY”
In a Special Dancing Novelty That Wili Be the Talk of the Town
for a Month.
— AND. --
7 room and TOMORROW A
MARION DAVIES
The Three Million Dollar :Fiure Sitar in One of Her Greatest
- . o raya 3 ~
“The Young 'Diana”
MSATURDAY_
WILLIAM RUSSELL in ‘THE CRUSADER” _
A Really Big Attraction !
|
in his forty-seven years in
’ POSTMAN WHO HAS' HIKED AROUND WORLD TEN TIMES.
Here is Dale P. Brown. veteran letter carrier at New York.
IILE‘ORD BANS BATIII.\G
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i GIRL IN moon
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Costumes Not Enough for Halloween
i Dance, Police Chief (muses
l Lam.
. MILFORD. Nov.
lasses in one-piece bathing suits can’t
trip the light fantastic in the public
halls of thisiown.
i Devotees of the terpaichorean art
received this ultimatum Tuesday night
from Chief of Police Maher when he
ordered three Bridgeport girls from
the floor of a Hallowe'en dance here
because of their costume——oriack of
costume. 'Ihe chief ruled that'one-
piece bathing suits were not "cos-
tumes." and hence did not meet the
requirements of the dance invitations
which provided that guests should
attend in costume attire.
The girlswent to the cloak room
where they donned heavy coats and
they finished the dance program.
names available at police headquart-
era today.
ARMISTICE DAY FUND GROWING.
The committee in charge of the
Armistice Day parade desires to thank
those who have already contributed
toward the expenses of the comma.
$nd to urge others who intend to con—-
tribute to send the same to Charles E.
Hoyt. treaSurer. as soon as possible.
The time is about and it is necessary
for the committee to know the amount
that is to be available for expenses.
who
the 03m! servl has walked 250. t
or ten times around the world? ce 000 m I”.
change.
The Cabinet invested the premier
with wide powers, in {connection with
Italy’s participation in the reparations
and debts conference at Brussels and
thefiear East .peace gathering abLau-
sannc. Approval was given by the
Cabinet to Mussolini's message in-
viting Count Sforzg. to stick to his job
Iin Paris. and not embarrass the gov-
ernment by resigning. as he had of-
fered to do.
1515 certain that the Storm incident
will be well-aired in the Italian Cham-
ber}. .
3 Deputy Raffaele Paolucci.
ist. has already served
National-
notice that
{he will interpcllate
quiring what
Mussolini, in-
mozisures the govern-
ment intends. to adopt against the
ambassador to Paris, “for having
uccomplishcd an act detrimental to
the country and offensive to the king
and the head of the government
During the war, when he was a cap-
PATENTS '
Wooster end Davis ‘
meoosm. 1w mum.
. ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Merl: hugger- iLQ. Pet!"
0.
land tornooklet on Pam
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tuin in the Navy. Paolucci swam in-
side the Austrian harbor at’ Pots.
dragging a floating mine after him.
and blew up the Austrian dread-
naught Viribus Unitis.-,He to now at
the hezid of 100.000 Nationalists mil~
itarily organized and boasting that
they are “always ready."-
There was no record of the girls' ’
SUNDAY EVENING
—- Booked for Three Days !
i
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2. ——Bobbed hair '
Henry B Warner
With All-Stars Supporting Him in
“THE SHEIK OF ARABY”
Headquarters for
Shirts, MW Eats.
Prices. .
Glastonbury Underwear, 3913‘
Union suits, Tom Wye Knit
Jackets, Ide collars, Ace
All Standard Goods at Moderate
Palace Clothes ShOp
13N.Main8t. SmNorwalk.
So. Norwalk. Conn.
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET“
DRUGGIST
Agent for Page & Shaw. Park
they will please. Send {16-} .
You are sure that they wall' con—
vey your sentiments.
ROWLAN D M. BEACH
‘ Florist V.
16 France St. Phone 2149
l " ’
Send flowers. You knowthlt
TARLOV BROS.
Leading Tobaeoonisu
WE RECONIIEND
OUR AIMS
ARE TO GIVE YOU
The Best Service
and
The Bestt Glasses
The Best Prices
THAM_ER,1NC.
”imam: and Optician
8 IAtlanfic 5L. Sheeting!
LORD ROMEO.
mud Havana Blend,
. 8e—2 for 15¢
minute-i9 Block revues"
Headquarters For
SCHOOL SHOES
sou. Doc was In
. smears
Self Service
Shoe ‘Store
' E
.135,
ummg
I.
TWO DAYS SALE
Why not buy here and save money on your Christmas
presents. All kind. of/watches, cocks and jewelry at a
sacrifice sale, Saturday, November 4th, and Monday, No-
vember 6th, at— .
Leon Agranov T I
40 South Main Street South Harwell!
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