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THEDAE;SEWEL - . l , _- " ' ‘PAGETnnnn‘
LGENT and PALACE
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1» mm m... m JUMPSlNSTA'il-Z . JACKIE COOG AN » Oriental Rug Sale
TODAY ONLY 4 . m . . , - . _
.- on _. . ee . m...e Production of Good Almost . 0 Month th-n even—- men-r" mac sealer otmis- A Lar e and Varied Assor‘ment of Chinese
- W "”1" m “ :oug’dhl mgmuntomrt ‘ ° 8°“. Doublesin Conmigéwelry . :3” Who romp- thrush - any or sunshine and - g b
sham- With-ms 1min w! us N:- in- bowl or on» and Persian Rugs at Greatly
ghetti end‘his too-big trousers—you'll laugh till your
sides ache at his antics—and then there will he moments , Reduced Prices
whenyouwinwipcawayatear—andbpmudtodoit.
‘6 99 ChineseRugs,9x12at.......-.:..........$250.00
DADDY . . ChinoseRugs,8xlOat....... ........ ...$150.00
Gloria Swanson and Theodore Roberts
1 I“ ..r l-rillisnt sllpmghl Pb!!!- in one or the most notable
nh- rimlflflmt production! that hm ever been released.
“Prodigal Daughters” '
-mn mming story of a girl's rebellion against convention.
and Autos in Demand. _
HARTFORD. June 13.-Landy to
the value of nearly five million dol-
lars was manufac urel 'ln Connecti-
cut during the you ended May 81. it
was indicated by figures compiled yes-
terday at the United States internal
revenue office in this city. The pro-
w"
You can't help but like it. tdilatation o fconfectionery almost dou- . _" “'0 _‘-_ - Chinese Rug" 4 X 7 at . . . . I . . . 1 . ..... $100 0
.__._.—._.. ' i welv . . ‘ -
Th rsd and F 'a 1 2.1.; ‘0: 1.1.2735 "2?. m. a... .6. Stan Laurel in the burlesque Chm“— 3‘13"“ x 72 at """"" "'“' ' " 5°03”
. rang: filngmeE gaggfmfs )4: ‘23:: Isstesrzagipgetgntse 0831:1132; :5: “MUD AND SAND” - Chinese Rugs, 24 X 48 at . . . . ..... . ...... .1. . $20.00
BollVicompson and Conway Tearle £352 er Blair in Washington to ask Col- '
. u - 7",, lector Eaton if a mistake had not ——-—— and —— . ~ -
HE fiTE—BF SILK . 233‘:de 01:19:13 flargggfizngy :2; P ATHE NEWS . _ PerSIan Rugs, All SIZES—25 Per Cent
“T f L ~ " . . ‘ -
~ . - 3:32:15. $252.25.: mama ... _.. Off Regular Price
PRODIGAL DAUGHTERS m- in any year since the United States
The Above Program Is At The
RIALTO THEATRE-
TODAY—TOMORROW—FBIDAY—SATURDAY
mar: s'aowlxcs nun!
entered the World War: apparently ‘
showing a large increase in ihe num-
ber of marriages and betrothais with
The revival of Lusincss.
The federal records. always regard-
ed as good barometers of business
conditions in difierent line; revealed
that people of the Nutmeg state have I (DUAL/IVY HICHIIT.
been going in for luxuries at a 00‘“ _ ”'r M‘-
stantly increasing rate within the past ~
for -instancc. which showed increased . 70-72 North
receipts for a time during the busi- .,
neas depression when many people I
were out of work and seeking divor-
sion, reported a (tight cvi’ in receipts
to. m. p... mm. mm. Th. Graduation Days Are Here ‘ ~
ceipts for admissions aggregated 88.-
811v150- 8‘ against ”MS-000 In the And the right footwear to make the day one long to
previous corresponding period. em
The tardiness of warm weather this be rem bered.
spring dealt a. sharp blow to the sale
a O
of non-alcoholic bevy-rages. and in one Patent Strap Pumps’ Patent Kid and White Kid sun. Crepe Klmonas
year up to the end of May. £825,000 dals for girls _ . . “m _' ,,,,,,, , , , , , , $4.50 to $7.00 ‘ . 7,
gallons were sold in Connecticut, as . .
fgg‘rggggdtghfigfifigg 53:52:33 Patent Kid and Brown Calf Oxfords for the boys, We have a new and very attractive line of Crepe
person in Connecticut drank about at .............................. $5.00 to $7'00
thirty glasses of such soft drinks. ato . ' _
yKimonas. Fancy figured, twoftone and plain satin
candy to. the1 value of about 33.50, _ bound. — - ”V ,. ' ' ' A '“ ‘ ” '
spent approx matoly 86.37 for admis-
sion to theatres, and bought 1e 1 VV '
to the value of about four (10111:: ry METON EL 00D ‘ . ‘ - ” . . * .
It 1' “8° “1°“ that PM“ 0‘ the 122 wasmoron s-r. scorn noawm Yoke front and straight lines, plam raglan and
state invested heavily in automobiles.
but. owing to the manner in which
- kimono. sleeves. Extra sizes tO 52 in some styles.
the government tax on motor can ‘ ‘
i . is collected. the figures in the Con- “
M0113" salts necticut revenue office are not con- ‘
Models for sidered representative for thisjine. Pnces range from $2.00 to $3.98,
Tires and automobile accessories were
”WM“ THOMAS’
am, 34 to {6 in great demand. except at winter's
TEE STORES Or. QUALITY AND SERVICE.
w n.0,] Minn at urgent and Palace for Three Days Is Splendid
' Posture Attraction. ‘
Main St.
ROTON POINT PARK
SHORE DINNERS
Special Dollar Plate Dinners
White- Sand Bathing Beach
DANCING
hi VITO’S FAMOUS ORCHESTRA
Novelty Dance Every Tuesday
Fireworks Every, Thursday
peak. according to the records of
P I I 3 CE taxes paid. -mon I
owe era a o olloctor Eaton
Clothes Shop J I .1. i c
the government tax on sales aggre-
gating $5,400,000. The tax was paid
.188! scuoomgm -. in monthly installments in accord-
“ N“ Main 3‘" 89' mm . ance with the business of the preced-
ing month. The January report re-
veals Jewelry sales during the Christ-
-, ' mas month of $1,324,000. which was
FOR THE
an increase of more than one-quarter
million dollars over the business of
HOME! the previous December. The tax
amounted to $270,000.
Tn» filimly always enjoys a
The sale of candy manufactured in
I'm m4. uf our Ice Cream ION this state involved the transfer of
m minivr what tinge it is. A I 84,838.33}. its against. r-‘es Of 83--
vury ril‘rv‘xhlnm healthful and
J. I. MALLE'I'I‘E
88 Washington Street . ' South Norwalk
.. (ner- H
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- Lunches .
' W t h f C0. cement!
French and Danish Pastry a c 01' men
5
Many local lads and lassies are looking forward to Gradu-
I C ation, and many of their friends and relatives are puzzling
510 000 1 u, 1 Th over a suitable gift to mark that momentous time.
s n e prev OHS ."(Eil‘. O . . ‘
mm (m. can be nurtured ““11 Thursday, June 14th , Aggregate of candy .8," collected by 2 Why not take the hint and buy that most wanted gift—9
irmh rrmis. . the revenue office increased from ‘
‘ Sharp
for l'”" [m (‘rcnm that is A 31 2" ‘0 Odock t Von-walk $75,300 in the year ended in May. _ A WATCH FOR COMI‘IENCEMENT
-r «I ing stop ¢ 0"8 "cane. Bus . r [1922, to $145,150 in the year ended _ . _
K“: bx“; :m'rzrfltprlovcr the to close the estate of the Int: 1“. month and this tan also w“ , ’ LADIES' WRIST WATCHES—Many excluswe designs, o$15
pm Packed h mum" can. um. 11. Doors, all the i'icousg-ol mm by consumers. Meanwhile the . to $75, A very special model .......... . ........... $2...50
"3'" "- $53.13;. .32"; ”5.1.1."...‘3 2:112:23 3'0 ”:3” ,‘m ”:§:;%%h°‘t‘° MEN’S WATCHES—Omen, Hamilton, Howard, Elgin or
. u ' r pp rom . o ' V8.11.
GEORGEvs liumoc $205;g:e‘§::film¢z ”mill-“mono 876.500. not thie least of which de- (TWO 8‘0"!) T Wfltham movements In a. great ety of cases, $17, to $100,
5 n . v crease occurre last month. when the ._ HUNDRED HEB IFTS 1. 100.
V h Ford runabout. _ beverage tax amounted to only $6.- 26 WALL 51" —' 24 80' MAIN S ' s 0F 01' G ’ s 00 To $
( hocolate S 01) By order 540.72, as against 33.540 in May. 1922.
JAS'A‘EmBilt-thrnsstbr when the weather was uniformly . ' o o
G. l’i-lPl’OS - warmer. and there was a greater
in South Main Street JOHN K. [-13:01], demand for thirst-quenchers. 58 WALL 8T. Jeweler C: OPlOI'fleU'l“ NORWALK
Auctioneer. People Earning More ' - I '
The story told by the revenue fig-
ures is complete. While one column
shows the increased indulgence in (V '
. luxuries except where ample reasons
VICTROLAS ‘ t0 the contrary were present. an- c uaran ees
d - other revealed that the net income
—— an —-- :
of the people of. the state had in-
‘K‘TOR RECORDS JACKIE COOGAN. creased to such an extent as to cause
0R ch
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last month's tax collections on that
' . . . Rggrgfizg ANCES
Opens Four-Day Showing of “Dad- account to reach a figure more than so u e aree 0m ‘ I
—- At the —- ‘ dy" at the Bisito Theatre Today. double that of May. 1922. The col-
‘1 .
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“ dd ." J ki C a 's latest lections were: May. 1922, $631.- '
. prodDutctign, whigh :peifso‘togay at the 794.56; May, 1923, 31.348.733.88. :2 F U R N 'T U R E co-
A J COlllnS C0 ,nialto "“3“” and “mm" will be There was a marked increase in the _; 127- ‘29 WASHINGTON ST.
' ° ' :l . so. NORWALK
shown tomorrow. Friday and Saturo use of the telegraph and telephone. From Ever Fl -
day ‘13 “’9‘" " ““1“" ‘n “m “ 1’ the tax for the last month being 330,- . ‘
70-72 NO. Main Street. probably the first photodrama to be ‘13.“. as against $25,654.60 in May,
written by e parents of a. famous 1922.
star. and to that star. But who are
'0 .
As a result of these increases in
better titted than Mr. and Mrs. Coo- _ P t
"- gan to create a vehicle that will best several departments. the total col-
brjng Out the precociou.rchnrm of lECUODS Of {116 CODDGCUCUt office for {
Gravini, Arthur Carewe. Josie Sedge-
i 1 itable child? ." the last month reached 31.950.244.57. >
. mfigadxdyr'l’ is a charming story in which was a gain of $829,388 over ‘ - , .
Watch Our Window For which Jackie is supported by Cesare the corresponding period of last year. Put 25° W the mud be m. from m‘ We“
HERSHFIELD
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RADIO SPECIALS 333,131; 3"}; wgogmrtb 231:8: 11.233311‘1' , pests: Just a quarter 25' cents—to lnll every bug 0 very
_ Another important member of the N f F t kind In your house. Hares how you do It. « ‘ .
cast is "Mildred." who is just plain , ,‘ 0W 01' 00 , ‘ Motor Tran S atlon . C0
‘ ' ' ‘P‘E- W m " "‘° '°"'°° °‘ “W" -~ noorm's unmaron is a owsrful reparation DO?“ 7.
THE NORWALK S laughter. as she follows Jackie about om 01": m k f h J E dp om NG D1 4' U G /
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11 No. Main Street. 13:32 ',;:V;“;,‘:,’,‘i:,°2, 5.. mm... _ u “:1 plate} , Dally Semce Between New York & Norwalk
vuuxi: 207s comedy highlights. - ’ ‘ _eradica s on com _ y. ,
A GREAT PRODUCTION. f"
amml Daughters" Has not Show-
l‘enlargs'l'rucksatYour Serviosforauxindsot'rnnspor.
tation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work
I Roaches, Water Bugs, Fleas, Flies, Bedbugs,
in; My. . . —
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The Practical Gift r m? gift; t32°§~3§mr°um§ Carpet Bugs Main Ofice, 26 Concord St, So. Norwalk, Phone 294
, a 1 u era, I 1' . ' ' .
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Craduate— for the last time a 1:“ vingand . \ 4 . _ . ‘ ,
. A“ 3:: 3.32%.: agg'mggfiggfif - . Never a failure—never a disappointment. Actually the . -
El ERSHARP PENCIL {,12‘2333‘3; tirinewi'ngiiun; rel- who": “m\ ' “H‘s“: _ best hug and rodent killer we have ever seen. That’s why we \ f - - ~ ~ » - -’ ---------- _ - ‘ - -;. ---------------------------
55011 to $1000 fwdu“ ”em” mm‘"m 'mmmm” Whighlyrecomondittoyourus. October-Mrhssit '
P - mmotivo by air-plan... “them rm “‘m ”Clem“ ‘ _ » . . , .
THE "may fim'mwfim .m poise and m m , liter-augment bugs. costs gum.-
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49 Wall am u" rumma- m”'.u’:.‘;§f:,‘n‘}:’;’;; warm-mas. run-glo— as posts or .
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unfit” ind v00“- - . .
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