1:55??? . 1 ;... egent..-’ u DthD ESTERSON, President and Managing Director (7 ‘ TODAY AND TOMORROW _ THE PICTURE OF THE YEAR ! TJO‘H‘N BARRYMORE Merica's greatest actor in the character of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle' a celebrated detective— HERLOCK HOLMES ’ .jHere you haxe at once the most thrilling and fascinating story you have ever found on the screen presented in the most appealing and interesting way. SEE SHERLOCK HOLMES ! SATURDAY . A Dsuble Feature Program That Reaches the Top Notch of Perfection. SHIRLEY MASON -—IN — “Shirley of the Circus” WILLIAM RUSSELL l-—N— ‘MIXED FACES” gl ’Palaec ‘W " ' Direction of DA VID ESTERSON; CYRUS w. GRAY, Jr., Manager. Today — Tomorrow —— Saturday A NEW PROGRAM OF Keith Vaudeville D' LEIR ROGERS 85 DONNELLY Your; Accordingly “Jazz Wop and Prima Donna" ARTHUR and MORTON HAVEL In “Suits” ' GIRLIE AND DANDIES Whirlwind Acrobats T H R E E A R N I M S Sensational European Equilibrists —— AND _ TODAY AND TOMORROW Clara Kimball Young in “THE HANDS 0F NARA” ‘1 SATURDAY-Gladys Brockwell. Stuart Holmes and Others in ' “PAIDBA‘CK” 7 Til-FRANK LADDER SUCCESSOR TO COLEBURN 81. LAUDER Jeweler and Optometrist Period Dressers These exquisitely designed Queen Anne period dressers were taken from period bedroom suites and may he had in either mahogany or waln'it. They are exceptionally well made and are $29 00 I . real values at Angevine Furniture Co. ' "nonwm srona't ' 16 ‘North Main St. South Norwalk Too Late to Classify. . were. presented with the . that the boys wot id probably play the adsorbent“; dinre‘a mil. W...“ 'to «lo your bit at the microphone only 'to be answered by‘a strange siloncn’. ' .The applause. however. does come in "a little of this fragrant. he weekly assmbly was held yes-g lords! anointing 1n the men calm hudltoflunlf ” Harold W want." of the mass: counfii. ensued the as- sembly by outlining to the students the plum ot‘ the new turns system, which warts-113311161! yesterday: The main pie. In.“keq3; e 113111.". and for the ti 6 hem}; ers will stationed at intervals throughout the bfilldlng to direct. the Lines of passing students. In waning Mali-s. the boys and girls fill nie thwfnh side stairs, Mhlch is the. girl 'sside while in com- iy. :- downstnrrs.t11c boys and girls will: use the north dde rs. which is the boy's side In m to assembly the regular stairs will be used. Going to or from Room 1. the boys and girls will both tune the ,north side stairway.‘ 7his plan is ‘designed to facilitate passing from class rooms. and by this arrangement the boys and .girls will use the same Stairways. Miss Isabelle Hogan was in charge of the assembly yesterday. Willitm Walsh. editorin chief of the Echo. the Junips- Class publication. said that the paper was given tine . support. but. that not enough material had been given in to the editors as they would like. He stated that he wanted everybody in any way connected with the paper. to give more material . toward‘ the De- ccmher issue. Miss Helen Prendergast. business manager, continued the talk along the same lines. Emphazlng the dearth of material. .Miss Dorothy l-“rey was the next speaker. Miss Frey stated that the December issue of the paper would be bigger and bet- ter than ever,‘ and urged every one we support the I-Scho 'by giving the (riitors sufficient material. Richard '3‘.mmons ended the discussion about the Echo by saying that if the stu- d-- n wanted it to per. they would support it by buying it and- by givinx muteriai.Barnar1‘1 Fineson urged all the students to buy tickets for the I- romatlc Club plnj. ‘blarcnccfl which “ill be presented in the Regent Thea- tre on December 15. Ladue \Vhlpple. president of the Boys' 'A. A. Associa- tion, presented the coveted ”N" to all the football men who had pinyo-l in three-fourths of the games. M‘r. \i’h’lppie praised the gamencss of the local team. He‘slnted that very few teams. with eignt defeats staring them in the face could turn around and win two games The. following men "N’: Earl I- -nrry. Everett Buckley, George Clark. Martin Deitz. Mark Donohue. Res-nerd F .neson. Franklin Footrn ler. Abraham Groginsky. Erwin Iiollmes. captain of m-xt year's team. Irving Hubbelll. I‘aul Mcfilroy and A1bert \Varner. Leo Frank. captain of the basketball it run, closed by saying (\‘ack U. 8... School of Bridgeport un Friday evening at the Armory. The girls will play the Alumni. . At the assembly yesterday morning. Miss Mary McCarthy. musical director. stated that the High School. had cleared 720:“ the concert gixen by Princess.WnlsJ’1wose. The Junior High echooi the-Ghana and the High' gari‘lncen n! 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FOR SALE—~A Crawmrd We. 8 inch at a reasonable price. Inquire at 36 West Ave. 80. Norwalk. - I OR RENT—At 262 East avenue, 6 garage Inquire Imus Novak, 21 1' on street. East Nor-walk. TO I. ET—Two. men room flats, all improvements. “rags. emu-ally lo- Inquire Samuel street. South Not-walk. ' large rooms. all improvements. with ' musszsmmmetxm: Kaplin. fl Wotor' "H£&M¥w T his WiII‘Mate Her Happy! 'Mfi‘thbhvethbeu I hers us: Mun: lip-email jar o’ Rowlea Mentho-Sul- or may be tad. at any 3004 if“! “:4“ ‘5' "- new set M It 51 Harry Ful- ' .71. g I». '1'. - Silk, ‘ The Onental Blouse ~ I Store closes daily at 6 o’clrr‘g. In soft silk knitted fabric and a difficult thing to describe in the way of ‘oiorings. Batik work in “tied and dyed” designs might convey some idea of '1e indefinite blending of grays, reds dull Chinese blues and greens. There are jacket blouses which button at the high neck, cross in surplice nut and fasten at the waist. Slip-over blouses with three-quarters or long sleeves and gathered in a ' ‘and at the bottom. Over-blouse, straight hanging with narrow tie girdle at the waist. The round neck is piped with dull coral shade, sleeves are three-quarters in length. These blouses are practically devoid of trimming as the material in itself gives . 1.: necessary style. $8.95 to $12.50 intimate Gifts thill't and Crepe » Ni_h3;gowns of Radium sleeveless models V-neckshnd scal- loped bottoms finish- ed in silk picot. Tail- ored models with deep bands and rows of shir- ring beneath, or narrow hemstitched tops with embroidery work in pastel coloring-s Crepe e Chine Gowns, som'e tailored with simple stitching, others more or less elaborately tfimmed with Filet or Valenciennes lace and with garments of si' 55°, de Chine, edged with nar- row Filet or Valenciennes lace. are Filet inserts or. clust- ers of tucks, French knots, etc. “Step-ins” dain ' .jrepc Sometimes ; there colored A $2.501“). Camisoles of Washable Satin, Radium Silk and Crepe de Chine, with straps or “built up” shoulders. Tailored styles with hemstitching and insertions. .. ‘ tucking, or with rows of wide or nar- $4. 95 up. , row lace. These in sizes from 38 to Envelope Chemises and Step-in 44. Combinations, Radium Silk and $125 up. Crepe de Chine. Tops are hemstitch- mm in Radium, C . 5e ed straight or in Van Dyke points, Chine ma Satin, with plan. ‘i'ired with rows of tucking or medallions of hand work in delicate colorings. in- cluded with these are the lacy gar-1 ments with Valenciennes i153, <21ir- . ring or tucking. edges or lace trimmed. $2.95 up. I ' All these garments are in. deli- cate f‘esh tint. Lingerie Section. Second floor. ‘ $2.50 up 1‘5 Colored Linens for Towels - A particular weight liren that is of just right texture for making fancy towels. And an important feature is that ,the color is guaranteed to be fast. in shades of Copenhagen blue, May 1051:, shrimp and dragon. Width is 36 inches, so that one yard of linen slit m the told will make two towels. 2 $1.25 ayd. 1. him floor. Silver . Gift Articles “Well and Tree” Platters, $17.50 to $37. so. Caster Sets, including salt and pepper shakers, 'oil and vinegar bottles, 5.85 CresmLsdles,BonBon Dishes and Butter . Picks all in the “Many Warren” pattern, $1.90 each Individual Salt and Pepper Shakers, $1.00 to $1.90 a pr. Incense Bin-12ers, Dutch silver, complete with box of incense; Colonial Candlesticks, engraved, eight inch ‘ size, . $4.7 75 each. PiesndCakeKnives,’ ' $1.2st sane-é Knives \ ' 80m. to $1.20 Treaties. ‘ $1.60 BabySpoms made with bent flames, men. SterlingSflverBresdTnygSsndwnhTI-sys, *1an Dishes. laminates, Bud ymBsby Copsandmn‘olhssm 311191;. north. $2.75 . 4 lion charges. We re~ Choice Leather Goods - Gold mounted for men’s use Every person appreci- ates fine leather but especially do men of discriminating ta ste like their pocket arti- ‘ cles of best quality. There is an assortment of three-fold Wallets, _ Pass Books and Hip ' - Pocketbook: ; black leather mounted of fine with 14 kt. gold cor- ners and clips. $3.50 and $3 95 Leather Goods. Main floor. PaTce-lehExpress Freight“ Deliveries All goods bought at Reed’s will be ship- ped to any point in the United States free of transporta- serve the right, how- ever, to make ship- merit whatever vfiay - genuine - little- we audits best. ~m4“ -.\ Imported Gauntleu with strap wrists t u r 11 e d contrasting culls, heavy embroid- ered backs, full pique stitched, in mode only. $4.50 Strap-wrist Gaunt- lets, contrasting em- broidery, and beaver. $4.25 Trefousse two-c135 French 1.13 gloves, over-stitched; fingers, Paris point (r three row contrastira‘ embroidered backs. $2.50 and $2.75 l Main fl'm‘ A Bertha .1 of Spanish Lace is becoming to persons having graceful, sien- der lines. A pleasing array in black, gray,‘ tan or white. $2.50 and $2.75 ‘ Berthas, net and lace combined or ails, over lace effects both white and com. -w‘. u. a- i a in brown a. ll; Narrow, 1* $1.00 to 331‘ $3.00 to $5.0 Main do“. Deep, Choice Extracts Powders, Sachets, Toilet Waters put up by 2 Coty s i Hudnut Roger and 621116! Piver _ in attractive packages, ’crystal flasks, silk lin- ed boxes. all very tempting as gifts, Toilet Section. Main floor. Hair Bows . of wide ribbons. " These are again the vogue. Plain colors. “plaids and striped coma binations pleasing to the eye. 'A timely bargain. l’ 49 ch. a yd- i nunsoonj
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