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Bebe Daniels and Nita Nani
I d, luu‘ epi‘fial production“ we of w m we ’
that has ever been published. "In“ m
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P338508 and ANDROMEDA
‘ on the
Lawn at Hillside School,
Norwalk -
Saturda June 9t
3:30 P. M. ayn'a 8:30 P. {11’ l)”: '1‘
Under Auspices or the Kings
Daughters
Admission 50c (Tax rm)
In case or rain, postponed until
Monday, same tfme.
.
“'e're talking about ourselves be-
cause we think tou may be inter-
rated to know that we buy and sell
second hand turniture. Highest
prices paid for paper. rags and
metals. No amount too large for
us to handle. If it's Junk, call or
write
JAFFEE BROS.
37 Fort St. East Not-walk
—-Phone 499 -—
AT THE THEATRES
RAPPER FILM
At Riaito Theatre is Rich in Thrills—
Today and Tomorrow.
It you want to find out whether so-
ciety is at its worst when at its best
-or at its best when at its worst. see
"The Beautiful and Dagnned" the
Vi'arncr Bros., production which open~
ed yesterday at the Rialto Theatre.
and which will continue today and to-
marrow.
Even if society doesn't interest you.
the picture will. because it was adapt-
ed from F. Scott FitzGeraid's book at
the same name.
The story centers about Anthony
Patch. and Gloria. their courtship.
their marriage. their wasteful idle lite.
and their waiting for old Adam Patch.
Anthony's rich old grandfather to die
and leave them his millions so that
they can continue their wasteful life.
However, there is a surprise in store
{or them that is expected by the audi-
ence. but there is a surprise in store
tor the audience that proves to be
something that was least expected.
The cast that carriees the film along
consists of Marie Prevost as Gloria;
Kenneth Harlan as Anthony Patch;
Tully Marshall as Adam Patch: and
Harry Myers. Cleo Ridgeley. Louise
Fazenda. and a number of others.
On the same bill is "The Charhpcen"
-an "Our Gang" comedy made by Hal
Roach’s clever juvenile actors who
appear only at the Rialto Theatre.
"GLDIPSES OF THE MOON"
New Allen Swan Production for Par-aw
mount at the Regent and Palace
Today and Tomorrow
At a cost of a cold million dollars.
Paramount has “produced under the
direction of Allan Swan. who made
Douglas Fairbanks’ most famous pic-
ture "Robin Hood" what critics call
the photodrama of unsurpassed beau-
ty in “The Glimpses ot the Moon."
This attraction will be at the Regent
and Palace Theatres today and to-
morrow and it goes without saying
that large audiences will want to see
a picture at this type. The picture is
an adaptation of Edith Wharton’s
novel that ran in Pictorial Review.
This book ranks among the world‘s
best sellers. Marvelous gowns. gorg-
eous locations and enthralling « love
scenes mark the picture as one of the
outstanding releases of the season.
Bebe Daniels who has many times dis-
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"Barney Google”
Mum. By
nr'nrmll‘. PRICE
A! ”If!
A.J.Collins-Co.
70-72 No. Main Street.
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tinguished herself has the leading role
in the feature and is supported by an
able cast that includes Nita Naldi.
Norwalk Theatrcgoers can't go wrong
on this feature. ,
A FRIENDLY HUSBAND.
Lupino Lane's six reel comedy riot
“A. Friendly Husband" will head the
special comedy program at the Regent
and Palace Theatres Saturday night.
There will be other selected subjects
including Stan Laurel's “When Nights
Were Cold" and a Harold Lloyd two
reel corned?-
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11003 COVERINGS
Bugs and floor coverings should
Showing of New Palm
Beach and Mohair Suits
The COpyright
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usually be several shades darker
the walls and should either be in plain
colors or have small. indefinite designs.
This makes it much easier to select
the hangings and colors to be used in
the room.
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eatar'rh or a cold. apply a little pane.
antiseptic cream into yep: nostrils. It
penetrate. throagh every air mo.
‘melllbranes and you get instant re-
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marrying. Get a small bottle of Eli'-
Lest I might hop out and bone: and
your head is smiled because at nasty,
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Humorous Resolutions-—
Vaccination for Fish-‘-
Hit at C. of C.
HARTFORD. June 7.~—Humorous
resolutions and gifts characterising
some of the more striking activities
of members of the Houwot Repre-
sentatives termed a part of a. session
yesterday morning during which de-
corum and parliamentary practice
were thrown to the winds. The air,
or the House was filled with toy bat—f
icons and colored paper streamers
during the ceremonies. and Represens
tative J. Mortimer Bell of Salisbury.
who was in the chair. was forced to
wield his gavel vigorously and usually
in vain.
Rmolutions in Verso
One of the resolutions was as'tol-
lows: . ,
“Resolved:—
Thatot all the bugs the“: climb th
hill, ‘
I'd rather be an ‘ANT.’
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f‘Z'liODA’Y, and
Harry Myers.
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HAL BOAGH PRESENTS
“THE CHAMPEEN”
TheiBeautiful-‘eand—Dalnned .
~ -With Marie Provost pk mm
hotopiaywithanrmiantesstotscreen you
1...... m p , Kenneth Harlan, Louise Fazenda.
Tully Marshall and Cleo Ridgely
. SPECIAL COMEDY ATTRACTION ~-
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It's one o! the “Our Gang" Series teams-tug “Iii! 'Farina” Mickey
Daniels and all the other juvenile level-lies.
Presenting RICHARD TALM
samnav ONLY.
“The Unknown”
ADGE
Who bids {ditto rive! Douglas Fairbanks.
Added Comedy Feature—Harold Lloyd in
“AMONG THOSE PRESENT”
That I might get out and do my best
To carry the burden withithe rest,
And not. crawl in my hole and RANT.
And be it further resolved:—
That of all the reptiles in the world.
I'd rather NOT be a toad:
shout
That the rest at the world had faced
about.
And sold itself for a mile of road.
Desk Covers Banged .
When Mr. Bell was called to the
chair he was greeted with a salvo
or banging desk covers.
Among the resolutions
were the following:
Appointing a. committee ot~three to
investigate the liquor used by the
representative who turned on an elec-
tric fan instead or a heater in mid-
winters
Appointing Mr. Bell a member of
the state police. without salary. with
power to adjust all clocks. A
Conn. Chamber Mil-St AW
Providing that no legislation be in-
troduced unless it shall have first
been approved by the Connecticut
Chamber at Commbrce and that no
legislation shall be valid unless ap.
proved by the chamber. the penalty
to be to listen to George B. Chandler
for not less than one hour nor more
than twenty-four hours, “or both."
Instructing the chairman of the
public health and safety committee
to vaccinate all fish and crustaceans
against pollution.
Concrete “'ays in Air
Providing for a commission of
three Republicans from Waterbury (if
they can be found) to lay out aerial
ways of sand and concrete. Amend-
ments authorised the appointment of
a state purchasing agent to buy the
and and concrete. Mr. Pierrepont to
set out slippery elm shade trees along
the ways and Colonel Howard P.
Dunham ot Wethersneld insure the
trees.
Presentations
lows:
Mr. Dunham. a picture. “His Mas-
ter's Voice."
Mr. Pierrepont or meme-la. a
small shade tree. .
Mr. Bliss of Clinton. some eggs and
a megaphone.
Mr. Wheeler of swtord. disin-
fecting apparatus to prevent pollution
of streams. .
Mr. “fall of Torrington. a baby's
high chair. a seat he can take any-
where.
Mr. Nash of Norwaik. a' toy bank.
a placard urging drawing of wills
by banks and a diploma.
Stork “1th “Vicious Bill”
Mr. Bell of Salisbury. a ltutted
stork with a “vicious bill."
MF'H. yde of Brookline, a piece of
bologna from Windham County Jail
cattle.
Mr. Clarke of Canterbury. s. black
bottle. which at once caused someone
to start “HOW Dry 1 Am."
Dr. Eddy of Canton. a drill and
pump for \ucclnation and a medal
for rescuing people-
Resolutions were introduced auth-
orising state's attorneys to search
homes or membersdor a missing com
or the General Statutes and author-
izing Mr. Pierrepont to hang a DO"
trait of Chairman Brainard 0f the
roads. bridges and rivers committee
over the speaker's rostrum.
introduced
were made as fol-
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Bacon tat should never be thrown
away. It may be used in salad dress-
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biscuits, or in any number of places
conveniently at hand ready to use.
A Wonderful Trunk for
.. Traveling
Ideal for Every Day Use as Well
Traveling with a Belber Sate-Lock
Wardrobe Trunk is a wonderful eon-
venience. It is easy to pack and unpack.
When you arrive at your destination.
simply unlock and opt-1H veryming 5
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geople who live in apartments, or who
are pressed for extra closet room at
home. are enthusiastic in their praise or
the Beiber Sale-Incl:It “’ardrobe amverym‘
tor ev (in use. serves as
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wide variety of garments tree from wrin-
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ml for the boy or girl who goes oft to
school—-or for the summer vacation in
camp or cottage.
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AN GEVINE’
Furniture Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
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Crepe de Chine and Printed Silk Blouses .. . . . . $5.98 to $15.00
Hand Made Cotton Waists, are distinctive . . . . . . . . $2.98 up
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Hippodrome. New York's largest
playhouse. is to be tornvdown‘ and a
$15,000,006 hotel built in its place.
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88 Washington Stree‘ ‘ South Norm '
Get Ready for Fly Times,
We have a big stock of Window Screens and Screen Doors
in standard sizea They are durably put together, made from ~'
9. good grade of well seasoned lumber.
All sizes of “Pearl” Galvanized Screen Wire. ~
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