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“To Men Who Know”
'53 Weohlngton 8t. Bo. Norwalk
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BE PREPARED
BUY WINTER NECESSITIES
FOR YOUR CAR
NOW
Before the Cold and Sleet In Here.
Weekes Auto Supply Co.
“A Place That’s Different"
14 West Ave. Norwalk
Day and Evening Session:
’lKKEEPlNG SHORTHAND
COUNTING TYPEWRITING
TAliE SALTS Til
ENGLISH BRANCHES
Enter Any Day
'1 i ERRILL BUSINESS
COLLEGES
‘7, NORWALK STAMFORD
PORT CHESTER
‘ The Textile Store
SPECIAL SALE ON SILKS.
JELVETS AND DUVETYNES.
Je guarantee quality as well as
price. Money back if you can
uy same merchandlse at a lower
ce elsewhere.
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136 Washington It.
South Norwnlk.
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HUSH KIDNEYS
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lint l.1-\~ .‘lent It in“ Ice] nnckacliy
or "me Bladder Trouble.
Too much men' may form‘ uric
Nul. which rxcites and overworks the
l~l1lnvy§ in their efforts to filter it
from the system. Big meat eaters
can flush the kidneys occasionally to
nlipvn, them like they relieve the
bowels, removing all acids. waste and}
poison. else they may feel a. dull mis-
rry in the lt‘dmy region. sharp
pains in the. back or sick headache.
dizziness. the Slt'lfoCll sours. tongue
is coated, and when the weather is
bad they have rheumatic twinges.
The urine is cloudy. full of sediment:
the chnnno-ls oi‘lt-n get Irritated,
cilixing one to not up two or three
titties during th.- right.
To help neutralize these irritating
nods and flush off the body's m‘inous
waste m-t rIlmut {cur ounces of Jad
Falls from any pharmacy; take a.
inhicspnonful In 11 glass of water be-
fore lirenklnst for a. few days and
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of Plne and Red Ruscuc
for the Cemetery.
Flowers tor Christmas.
illJWLAND M. BEACH
Florist
Franco 8:. Phone 2140
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itShOp Here for
Christmas
‘ 1-1 “ill find our complete
llu' ldI-nl gli‘t for friend or
\t'v lune a range from
v-«t I-ustly Jewel to an In.
111' trinket. You can find
' .11 you want it you come
Il v rush cuts down your
. l 'mu.‘ today.
(J. i). Jackson
" —- Optometrist
Norwalk, Ct.
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your kidneys may then act fine and
l-':.xl<lrr Ilizord. rs disappear. This
f-mo'ls snltn is node from the, acid
of grapes and Inn on juice, combined
with lithia. and has been used for
L: nernllons In lieu clean and stimul-
ate sluggish ki'lnrys and stop bladder
irritation. Jud Falls is Inexpensive,
l'nrmlcss aid Twirl-s :1 dclinhiful Hf-
t'nrvcscent liihia water drink which
millions of men and women take now
and then to help prevent, serious kid-
ney and bladder disorders—Adv.
AT THE THEATRES
PA LA C l 2 TO DAY.
William “lust-ll and (:lmlys
Sims or Double Bill.
\Villlam Russell will be seen In his
latest \Villlnm i-‘ox production “Mixed
Faces." at the l‘nlnce today. In this
In ture. which deals with the intrigue
111111 underhnnvl methods of small
town politics. lllSSt‘ii plays a dual
role. two types entirely opposite in
their character, but exactly alike in
iuppenrunce.
1 0111 of the (hnrrtcil‘rs is that of
ilimmic G.Ilop,h1:silinc s:-Ilvsmnn of
ithe ()utkwik lir- thin: uislirr (om-
“’nlton
ipuny. and the otlwr is judge Granger,
icnndirlate for mayor of the town on
.'l. "votes for women.“ and reform
.’ ticket.
4' The theme of the tale is based on
the striking: resemblame of Jimmie
land the judge
'1 The salesman not only causes con-
siderable trouble “ith the judge‘s
virolitleal aspirations but Wins his
ti nncee as w.ell How ht manages to
Jm 1|rry off the tow-"n5 most. promising
mutrimonial prospctt against such a
competitor on Judge Granger, pro-
vides sufficient action and fun to
meet the I'l‘qllil‘fnlf‘nts of the most
exacting and fastidious motion picture
devotee. The double feature hill also
Includes Glmlys W‘nlton in "The Girl
Vlho itnn “’lld."
REG ENT TODAY.
George Arllss' New Play “The Man
“he Played God" Opens En-
gage ment.
Almost any report of the doings of
George Arliss, noted screen and stage
star, is interesting. but the announce-
ment that his latest photOplay. “The
Man \Vhy Played God," In which he
Yuletide
Flowers
,. now here to help you
11n- your home. Illd fill R
w 11..- (‘Iu-Mmu unnam-
mullly and price 0' m
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has the star role, and in which he
again proves his astounding versatil-
Ity as an actor, constitutes real news
for the motion picture theatre-goers
or this city.
This announcement comes from the
management or the Regent Theatre
who tells of having booked "The Man
Who Played God." a. United Artists
Cdrporation release, for today, 10-
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Your
ChriStmas
Club
Checks
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for
marrow nnd Friday. and with it
comes also the statement that George
Arllu will be seen in an entilrely new
type of characterization.
"Admirers or Mr. Arllso and his
splendid artistry." explains Mr. Ester-
son or the Regent Theatre, "have
seen him preVIously" in the role or the
designing, scheming and crafty cynic;
as the statesman and the diplomstlst,
and u the high class comedian. In
‘The Man Who Played God' they
will see him In still another role-—
that of the romantic lover in I. high-
ly emotional plcturlntlon.”
"The Man Who Played God” In
adapted from n play by Jules Eckort
Goodman founded on. Gouverneur
Morrts' story of the same title as the
plcttfl'e. It was arranged for the
screen by Forrest Haloey. The work
of direction in by Harmon Weight.
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to complete a regular “run”.
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This Clock
ticks out the news
that it is
$98.00
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Decorative Tin Box-
esin all sizes and vari-
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to the Read Toy Section. Everything that boys and girls like and want to possess
1T ypewnters in several sizes.
, Daniel Green Com-
. fys in felt or satin, '
Boudoir Slippers in
red kid,
‘ Fancy Dress Ox-
fouls,
Moccasins for bed-
room use,
jewels, spgrkllng stones
of ag".@ m and»
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Christmas DraWs Near!
Anti the fascination of Toylend is at its Height ’
Certainly Santa Claus was generous with his toys and games When he came
their very own is here In wonderful assortment.
The Electric Train: are exact miniatures of real ones and there' 15 everything
Velocipedes, Tricycles, Wagons and Wheel Cars.
Boats, Horses on wheels, Animals for circus rings, Drums, Tops, Home and Mahogany frame with
tapestry covering.
Dolls’ Furniture, Sets of Dishes, Swings, Beds and Chairs. - $33.00 ‘
Dolls’ Trunks, Red Cedar Chests and Cook Stoves. _
Educational Toys, the “Gilbert” Wireless and Air-craft Sets.
Paper Dolls, Embroidery, Knitting and Stencil Sets.
Games and Puzzle: to keep young minds busy.
Be sure and come in and see these things.
We dont want you to miss them.
7 Basement.
Christmas Footwear Gifts in Leather
Leather
covered
'- A .TlieShoe Shop which ismost attractive after \ ,
" its recent restoration has an extremely tempting line flasks $1-00 to $3-50 '
'of slippers and shoes for women, misses and chil- 105m pouch“, . -~
_ 3 td’ren. . $1.50 to $3. 95
"‘ Breaded Silver Pumps, Opera style, with high 1: Pocket Companions, French cane back afid
Spanish heels and 110 straps. . ‘ $1.00 and $1.25 , seat Mahogany frame!)
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The new Mule Vamp, with the h1gh Spamsh Manicure Rd!" . Rocker to ma "
C°m°l° T‘ble heels is the model for evening wear. ’, $250 t° “5'00 ‘ “9'75 '°"H‘ " I -
of exclusive style Poly- 9 75 ‘ Soft Collar Cues, f ; _. J.’ ’ .
chrome and antique $ - . $3.50 and $5.00 , _ Red?“ Months ’1 _
gilt, dark marble top. No. 2612 is the Opera cut. 2615 th‘e strap model cam ma came. ' t f; $511281!!!» workq _
5150-00 ; For Women For Children Cases . $1.00 to $15.00 ' To see 111::1? t“: via 11! ‘ ‘
Sports Shoes for Fancy Boots, quite « - Key Cases In leather, them.
street and tramping, new and with patent 30 ct:- to $1.50 ‘ Tm Section. 1-..
Main floor. front. a_ __ “2.1.; Main 200?. - - ‘
leather or soft calf skin
with a' colored panel
set in at the top.
‘ The little Black
Boots with the- red tops
are a charming thing
for a small child. They
remind one of earlier
days. .
Play Shoes and Dress *
Shoes 1n variety.
Hand Made Lingerie
Philippine worli an?! very nice. Made 2111 gift .
fine ‘nains’oolé with embroidery work more ‘or 155*}
, elaborate. Always acceptable as gifts" at d always, ‘
selected by women of fastidiog taste. This assort-
ment' 15 'all new. ' 1" M
Buckles set with
or cut stones. Slippers. Moccasins
Spinet Desk , Arctic: with four or and Arctics with five Gowns, beginning at _7
of Mahogany, $35 00 1‘; five buckles. buckles. Mama».- - $2.25, 3235 To $3 50 and up.
Chi” “W19. 00 " Gi Certain style Coma have scalloped bottoms In T .
’ ' ' 'l'l' oves ~ sizes suitable for young girls. 23.25 and $2.50
Cl . 'l' . .j_ ~- 2. - wo chap Genuine Kid, full pique stitched, 4 - - .
. .5 die I. edNfivtell‘S” 1‘ heavy embroidered backs, contrasting welt 1n white _ ,‘ Envelwe“ Chemises. sfrazs top 0;, buy “if, ‘_
‘ finzpmment with self color, white and black embroidered on , Shoulder. ~ $2.25. $2. to $3- 8!! UP- ’31
beaver brown and gray. $3' 25 Struglit Chemises with built-up shoulders, '1
Gloves with two pearl 'clasps, best quality of 32-00 “a 32-25 i:
ous Prices. genuine kid, full PiCIue stitched with hand emggoid- Step-In : .. l With strap {OPS _ . . j; .
Imported Bend 111.1. "cred backs '75 ”r 7'“ ‘ y :225, 23.00 sndup.
for hot dishes. . . fight Button Gloves, beat quality of kid gauntlets, /. ” / ~ ‘ I, -W m
Wimk Brooms and , strapped Wrist, two-toned hand embroidered backs. -- -- All 0-4"! fl ‘-__
Whisk Broom Holders. 19 black * $4. 75 A _, .-
R iii?“ Rm and W button Canticle in brown and beaver. Choice Cll‘ldy 1n Boxes ‘ ' ‘ 1 i
u BB"; - ‘31" - ' 5
' Necktie Racks, Door ‘ $4: 25 and $4 50 {The Real-l Special put up expresslyfor 13%
Store and Telephone . all”: ”all" bulb“ best ‘1'”th “£225 finest chocolate, the best butter,- cream 2'11 ggsglw ‘ - _
Coven. : finuts and fruit that 'are procurable anywhere. “‘2'“ " :35 ‘
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and ”muons! touches then all the
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