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LAST TIMES TODAY £11215 '7 and 9
THE PICTURE THAT TURNED TRIM; AWAY rpm-sassy:
Here for Two Days Moro—Promises to Is a Rubi-d for 1&3
Thomas Meighan
Supported. by June” Jan‘Ig‘fk. Lasts-loo Joy, _
lN THE IUEER IRARAMOUNT
“The Man Who Sliw
Tomorrow .
". TWO Reel Comedy -:- , -:.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
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GO LDWYN PRESENTS
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Rupert Huges
L test Screen Sensation Thu Eclipses Hls Tremendous Hit of
Two Reel Comedy
Last Season “Tho Old Nost"-—A Bigger and Better Picture.
“REMEMBRANCE”
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News 7
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LAST TIME TODAY
Pox Presents
cine ms feature
TODAY and TOMORROW
At 2:15, 73nd 9
With 8010ch Short Subjobts
“Monte Cristo”
“me 12- reel Fox super special that. Is a picturp of thrills from the
But there are more chances to see this wonder
and
In Their Fantastic comedy
“BROADWAY BOUND”
.pair made the biggest hit of last season at the Palace and
will years even better in their new show.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Ei Norma Talmadge
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THURSDAY —— FRIDAY —— SATURDAY
Welcome 1923 Vaudeville
A Whale of a Keith Show of Five Acts Hesded'by
ELIZABETH
KENNEDY '
MILTON
BIBLE , ’5
Palace Theatre -
Direction Dario Estsnon—Cyrns w. Gray, Jr., Mar.
CONNEALLY e BRACKEN
South Norwalk, Conn.‘ -- Store Open Saturday Evenings. ,
THE NEW VICTOR RECORDS
The Hamilton" Shop
. 2
sun
so: JANUARY
Tomorrow ' at
‘9me
VICTROLAS SOLD 0N am. TERMS.
if
. boot sixty men slid Rides adherents
:1 !the 4yiexiiii-illcan cause out in -
number -— Hrs. Rut-lei Enemies?
widow of the lite Lord Mayor» of
Berk—had been roughly handled by a
city detectlys aiding the Tree State
yepnseentstives. A delegation _ Ar
, women immediately headed for Mayor
,Kyhn's «mice, to lay against the be»
. lies a complaint or partisanship.
Inmhmboouxrr‘f“
'i ‘Y.M.O.A.NW8ANDNO‘1‘ES
'; -All thefiounty Y. M. C. A. Group!
, from the eight county Associations 0!
_ Connecticut Jars entering into s. group
'contest. beginning... with their first
meeting in January.1923 ind’closinz
with the in: meeting in Liston: The
$9813 tor this contest is explained be-
low. Recognition will be given to the
best average in- the state. The points
in the contest will beans follows:—
I.
sent on time for all the meet-
incl
1).
dues paid up to date in the,
group.
Bible Study.
20 points, eyary member pre-
sent having his Testament with
him and taking part in
.A_(Note: It the Bible Study is
conducted in 'the Sunday
School. this record, may be ob—
tained from the source and in-
cluded iii-the report)
20 points, every member re-
jgorting that he has attended
*bhurch or Sunday School the
previous Sunday.
20 points, every member ob-
serving daily Health Habits as
outlined in the Pioneer and
Comrade, handbooks.
a.10 poifits, every member re-
porting some helpful service
rendered at home. every week.
b. 10 points, the group report
‘ received at the County
Y. M. c. A. Odice within 3
days of the weekly meeting.
100. ‘polnts. group reporting
every member having ad-
\anced one degree in the out-
lined programme during the
period at the contest.
The marking: on these points
should, of course, be on the percent-
age basis. While it is true that no
III.
IV.
.3};
VI.
. to 100 per cent. on. this test. yet "the
expected that an the group’s willggnl
ter enthusiastically into this contest
and will get armed with their first
meeting in January. It is of the ut-
most lmportnnce that the weekly re-
ports reach the County Office regular-
ly and promptly.
A special indoor athletic contest
will 'be added during the four wéeks’
of February. This contest will be so
arranged that one event will be part1-
cipated in each week
ADVERTISING FOB
.. . CHURCHES ENDOBED
CKICAGO. J'sn. 2.-——Newspaper pub-
llclty. through news stories and paid
advertising. was endorsed inn. public
statement tom by a committee rep-
resenting the Chicago Church Federa—
tion.
. ”The most effective way to reach the
crowd and interest them in the church
is through the daily newspapers." the
report said.
‘\ Other excerpts from the commit-
tee' s announcement said:
“It pays in dollars to advertise Our
metropolitan church increased its loose
collections to 822.000 in two years.
"Advertising lifts the standard 0
preaching and service in Order t
make good and come .up to the ad-
vermin: '
'“ "Magaslnes spend large sums in
taking page advertisements in the
7 daily nawspapers. It pays. or they
would not do it. ~
"Get on good terms with the rim
papers by occasionally punishing net‘s
which does not especially concern you
or your particular church. .
“In church announcements put the
atuscttve feature iii-st."
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F.H.B
3 80b TH “A!" STREET.
33mm "ix
Page asii‘snur. Park I:
The indignantfilosers charged on), 1 .,
- may. declaring st mist on’e of men» 4‘
a. 10 points, every member pre- .
10 points. every member’s -
the '
group will. at’the’ start, measure ,up‘l
~ awards cover so many considerations _
: that all groups should be able .
‘ . makes. Very creditsble‘ showing; It ii
.3”
ttor
midresnMsnd Russell'st
¥
in the cans of the
Connecticut may be
but if
d out. -
to keep the orphans
tlons received in
suiting from the
to which the chiidré
115, 000 orphans in
in: “sadistic iivss grim six thou»
sand orphans who iwould have starved ‘ " " ’
1 tbs rescue work— of the roller,
organisation. Jrh’is is almost s then- ‘
sand less than the quota assigns .
the Nutmeg state vwhon the gigantic "
task betore the notional organisation .
the Near East relief was origami-i
is. . '_
It is costing shells 3159 090 a your :
naily taken in as a. result of contribuo' ,
Cennscflcug; and
pony who were subsequsn‘ly taken in.
as the first ranks :weré thinned down '
by sickness And unable diseases 'rc-
bel‘ore American charity intervened. v
There are now a‘ltbmther about
Near East relief. 0'91?!” are being _
who were origli ’ I
and arm
were subiected '
the care of them
named.
.j’tood well mm and nicely served,
TOHRS TO EUROPE OB
-‘ “WA.
Every accommodation, steamers are
‘ rooms; excellent
We Will buy you? m1!
138'. papers junk MB in
hand goods. Anythingm m
Asccordingdtgu t1: quality of the
a deck space; For particulars ~ ”are ways. ‘ ‘
scourinmrns my ”mm”
'1 RRn Street 3 . Norwalk Second-hand Goods Alsop):
Just eta
price. _. .-
50c to $4.35.
'f50c.
63c to $225.
i
$1.50.
I
$2 to $3 75.
to $1.50.
to $6.25.
l Scarf sets
35*"!
4-;
COALmi-nnlmrs sir-monsoon
CANNEL COAL FOR m 1’ch
1‘ an»?
just at the time oi year when
ers and sweater sets
healt of the little folksy—we
pretty samples
country and we
i, . Babies mittens ma
4 Babies leggms should-
l Baby carriage covers made
;-> Babies toques int
i .. , Babies sweaters
at $1 75 to $6.25.
Sweater sets that
time when’you cam taketullr advantage—e
warm comfy knittedsweat- ‘
much to the comfort and
ofler this extensive 15’: of
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ofier them just as we bought
from the best maker of'knit goods
intifis
themathafi
Babies bonnets that were to sell at $1 to $8. 50, now
do tosellfor50¢to$1,:now25cto:
l Babies sacques intended to bring $1.25 to $1.50, 535
be $2.50 lo $3, now $1.25 to
to sell for $4 to $7 .50, now
ended to bring $1 25 to $3, now 63c. '
that gore to sell for. $3. 50 to $12.50
should be $6.50 to $12.50, new $3. 25 7'
made to Bell for $5 to $850 now $2.50 to
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Second floor. rear J,
; nail ofwhategaiatesweaoh . ,
moeiy' ' ' gloating-owe otwinte braid on a wide .,
coflarmdoncnfls. '
Good staunch middy
{Or Children $1.50.
. Some of them are in white and some have either 7’
or blue collar and 311125., ; 1
Second floor. rear
Home helps for
Winter days.
cansU. S. Government feelaimed sea—E
mph shape—com ’
iridealsngeformdmdualhandhng,“
' Heavy ashcansofeorrugated,
Witheightthreenbndeprotectors,
——standsrd 18 inch size, spear
Rotary ash sifters ~=Qany
Window mfilatus—Rafflessfienfilators—aplmdfi
for overheafcdyooms—two sizes, 50c and 65c; ; .- .
Norwalk Chronicler