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TLESDAY, JUNE 12 ‘

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, PERSEUS and ANDROHEDA
t on the
1 Lawn at Hillside School,
. Norwalk

Saturday, Juno 9th. 1923
3:30 p. M. uni 3:30 t'. .\r.. n. s. T.

. Under Ausplcr-s of the Kings
Daughters

i Admission 50c (Tu tree)

In case or rain. postponed until
Monday, some time.

 

 

 

 

 

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. . I. . Vun .scryicc ohtnin- i The intestigution conducted by
1‘ Other 1H. llsrtinu. hospital consulti-
! ant. of 33 \Vcct 42nd Street, New
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,York. among leading hospital super-
iintendents. doctors and nurses. for
the purpose of settling for the po-
gmrn of this country the question of
the proper soap for toilet purposes
under normal conditions. elicited a
unanimous opinion for pure. white
maps and against the strong. scented
soaps which claim magic results in
beauty transformation.
Country-Wide Survey.

.‘lr. Bartinn. who is director or the
Hospital Consultation Bureau. and
an authority on hospital planning.
liming been associated in the plan-
ning of many of the leading institu-
tions of the country—including the
Hoepitai for Joint diseases now un-
der construction in New York. the
Hospital for the Ruptured and Crip-
pied. New York. the Mary McClellan
Hospital. Cambridge. N. Y.. the Al-
toona Hospital. Altoona. -Pu.. and the
New Rochelle Hospital. Received
replies from two hundred and eighty-
elght institutions in thirty-five states
and Canada

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portsnce of the use or pure soap and
realize too their brosoer functions as
educators of the public on health
questions. It is vital that only pure
soaps should be used. since the ap-
plication to the skin of impure or
strongly medicated soaps has most

C' \flu or a ".13..“ rlerious results.”
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the l’loston Dispensary says: "I haxe
consulted with several executives
connected With the Boston Dispen-
sary. both physicians nnd nurses. and
with at add my opinion to theirs.
that a. pure soap uncolored and per-
fumed. used with warm water. is the
most cleansing and beneficial skin
application that can be used.

'Ws do not permit the use of col-
ored or perfumed soaps or my kind.”
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tendent of the Lowrenoe and Memori-
al Associated Hospitals of New Lon-
tumed" u the best. "Strdng-scsnt-
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“THE UNKNOW'N”

 

Featuring Richard Talmud“ is Sam:-
day‘s Attraction at the Rialto
Together with Harold Lloyd
Comedy

Tomorrow Norwalk picture tans
will have another opportunity to
witness the work 0! Richard Tal-
madge in his latest picture "The Un-
known." a (satin-s that will be shown
at the Rinito Theatre tomorrow only.
As an added attraction Harold Lloyd
will be presented in his comedy
"Among Those Present" so that a
good week-end bill is assured.

Talmndge has appeared in Norwalk
but. once before but at that time when
he was shown at the Rialto he made
a most favorable impression and one
that conflmed the calim that is made
for him that he is Douglas Fairbanks'
only rival. His athletic teats and
Prowess in “The Unknown" are said
to surpass anything ever done by
Fairbanks and coupled with this is a
most interesting story as well.

The last showing of "The Beautiful
and Damned" will be made at the
Rialto today. The weather of the past
few days has kept many viewing this
picture and this is the last opportun-
ity that local people will have of see
in; this production.

“GLIMPSES OF THE BIOON"

 

 

lhvnn Production Presented at Bit-gent :
and Palace Proves Popular
Attraction

Hardly any more popular attraction
has ever come to Norwalk than tl‘
Paramount presentation of Alta
Dunn's “Glimpses of the Moon
which was offered yesterday at t‘.
Regent and Palace theatres. Edi»
\Vharton's novel. widely read u'
recognized as one of the most pox
llll‘ fiction works in years. was admiz
ably adapted for the. screen present .
tion and tire picture is evidenv
enough of the very fortunate seltr
tion ant. was made in Dwan for '
tlirec To the man who produc-
"llnlvin Hood" nssiznnl the rim
of lurttinc "Glimpses of the Moat‘
on for the public in a manner in:
would entirolv satin-’3' and the row"
as Norwnik picture patrons will twin

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ll-uir‘s plmc'l the stc‘hr role a"
tried the szrp'w't of .‘x'itn Nalrli. Tl‘

ircmrtinder of the ("u-t was ex'rcilo“
This picture conch:d“= its all to
;.-hnrt encecrmcnt at the local vb”
:trrs today and every seeker nt‘ hi2.”
‘clnss entertainment will want to Sta I

it.

Hillside School i
Play Tomorrow 1

Thr- rchcarsals tor the Some {1 t: or i

the Hillside school ara- going on Vii;
orousiy and the play itself is wort;-

ing out in an unusually , beautit‘u-
way. The story is that. at “l’vrscu .
and Andromeda." portra;.ed pith an:

emlrcll ishmv nt of loud; group dax u.» l
and .iti. on the \cry beautiful lawn to i
“hrch the Hillside school is famors i
The young play ers. school girls'
thouzh they are. uttsin a digrec i,
artistic excellence which is ai\\a)sl
surprising to the uninitiated but
which is due to the nil-round -0m»
munitj.‘ (It‘llVilit‘S and training which
they enjoy throughout. the year. The
play on Saturday brings in three spe-
cially charming dances: one of Greek
maidtns bringing timir ollt-riugs to
the shrine of the gods. another a
dance or the sea. and the wmds and
a third 11 dance of the stuns.

'l‘uo periorxnauccs \ull m- ghen on
Saturday at 3:30 and at 8:30. tin)-
light time in case at rain or 01‘ \kl:
cloud) “entire-r, the play “ill be pus
pom-d un! ii Monday in. the same (in:
and the Mondm program ot‘ cunt
menccmcnt ul‘fatirs will be transferred
to Saturday. The cloting exercises or
the lower school will In— hcid then it.
the afternoon at four and the comA
nrcnccmvnt musk-ale in the melting .u
eight._ 'l‘ickt-ts may Le obtained at
Hamilton's and Donneliy's and from
members of the school.

Woman Takes Out
$2, 000, 000 Insurance

CHILAGO. June 8.——-Lite insurance
ttotallmz $2,000 040 said to be the
largest tvcr issued to a woman in the
United States. has Lure-l :awn out h:
Mrs. Evelyn Marshal Field. wife ot‘
Marshall Field 111 of Chicago. it be—
came known here today.

Her husband. head of a brokerage
lirm and heir to the $120,000,000 Field
estate is named as sole beneficiary.
Mr. Field is said to carry more than
a million dollars insurance. all of
which is in "nor of his wife. They
have three )children.

 

 

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Now for Foot
Comfort

W. L. Douglas
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RIALTO THEATRE ‘.

 

LAST SHOWING TODAY

 

“The Beautiful and Damned”

PATHS NEWS

By 1'. Scott FitsGerald

 

SATURDAY ONLY
'DOCBLE FEATURE BILL

Richard Talmadge

“Doug” Fairbanks’ Only Blvd in

“THE UN KN OWN’.’

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Harold Lloyd

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“AMONG THOSE PRESENT”

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feature of beauty, style, con-
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Their value, as measured by
years of satisfactory service,
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Lunches

French and Danish Pastry

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Pearls for Graduation Girls

They signify purity and innocence and are a. lasting and most
. appropriate gift at. Commencement.

 

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Special Sale

Thursd LAY, Friday, Saturday

$60,000 Worth of, High Grade

ORIENTAL .R‘UGS"

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Crepe Kimonas

We have a new and very attractive line of Crepe
Fancy figured, two-tone and plain satin

kimona sleeves. Extra sizes to 52 in some styles.

Prices range from $2.00 to $3.98.

 

J. H. MALLE’I‘TE

88 Washington Stree'

Kimonas.
bound.
Yoke front and straight lines, plain raglan and
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Get Ready ‘for Fly Time

We have a big stock of Winder: Screens and Screen Doors
in standard sizes. They are (lurably put together, made from
a good grade of well seasoned lumber.

All sizes of “Pearl” Gaivanize Screen Wire.

. Come in and look over our large stock of Lawn Mowers.
0UP PRICES ARE RIGHT.

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