. -.. DAY. Auousr z, 1.: 9 RECENT and ’ PAL e New, Great, Tremendous ”"10 maroon Munch: Director TODAY AND TOMORROW Dramatic Earthquake lBRANT! HUMAN! COLO - SAL! l , Beneficial Loan Society Boos: 203,203.11 .1: Stevens Bldg. Phone 3332 -,-'- an 0' ‘...‘§“.- --. ‘- 2:33. ‘2‘ , «n1 have bills to meet there is no better 1 w per way of obtaining the ready money ‘ than the Beneficial Way. . ‘Juu wan borrow up to $300 at legal in- 'v-rv<‘ rates, on home furniture or secur- a 9-] notes, ropayable on your own terms. -~“-‘ U . ——..-..-..i'rl..g—- RALPH LEWIS ELLA HALL AND A GREAT CAST The Mighty Photo drama of Flesh and Steel An Emory Johnson Production—Story by Emilie Johnson Norwalk. Conn -“‘ H. \ n to ‘- - '.’.-. HHHHIJJ SUMMER hi ”H0014 l3 1N SESSION [\TJ ' 7 '\'. In luv-gin your Corn- ‘Hnuurnphlc 01‘ $0ch- .v\I'GUST 6TH. lll'r 13 um. lvullf~u nu M17 REILL BUSINESS COLLEGE ‘ " \ v." Innl Hank Build]!!! limnn 3l4- 2. V Sl’i-Ii 'l .3. LS F( )R TH J v s s \" [‘AI‘JK hm ~ . r15". ....... sic 3“ '-v r - mm or -‘ u... ......... 90 pk;- Bill ' I l :lulnlry 503p. 5 for 280 l "I ~ 7 for ...... . 25¢ AZETULL “01‘- -: St. Bast Not-walk. Watch Our Window For RADIO SPECIALS THE NORWALKS' ECTRIC C0. 11 No. Main Street rnosn sews l “‘“I J. m on. at the Old Stand by , THE OXFORD LUNCH and RESTAURANT " Vll'rn sums s-rasmr V"Tn nonwm. cons. Phone 311‘ Mohair Suits Hodels for Ken and Young Ken 81885 34 to 48 ' fr»; PALACE Clothes Shop sass ”In". nouns: I3 1'. lab 3;” So. Nor-wish J‘s‘i‘l'... an. 7.. In. “W “V" M- ” .AI “I h captivity. . ~ —_-———-—- ‘0'“!- mm." on and 15.105, “MAYA!!!” . NORWALK HEALTH RECORD IS GOOD Only One Case of Scarlet Fever Last Week—“Hay Fever Advice. The state morbidity record issued for the week ending July 28, shows Norwalk to be quite healthy. One case of scarlet fever was shown. There was no diphtheria. no measles. no whooping cough nor typhoid fev- er. The state department points out that from June until frost time cer- tain individuals suffer considerable from pollen infection. termed "hay fever." The report states that "hay fever" is caused not only by the pollen of the grass but of many weeds. flowers. shruos and even trees. ”Rose fever" is another name for the same condi- tion when due to pollen of certain roses. The common rag weed and golden-rod have claimed many hay fever victims. Physicians in many cases are able to test individuals. who are suscepti- ble to hay fever. and find out which pollen causes the trouble. the re- port reads. After this. it is possible to a certain extent to immunize the individual so he will not sufler from hay fever when the season starts. The Board of Directors of the Cen- tral Registry for Nurses Inc.. the re- port states. are anxious to inform the graduate nurses of the state that the position of registrar is open to any registered graduate nurse. Applica- tions should be sent to Miss Margaret J. Barrett. Department of Health. New Haven. Complete Westport Y.M. C. A. Building WESTPORT. Aug. l.-—'l'he eon- structlon company which had the contract to complete the new Bed- ford Y. M. C. A. building ‘as form- ally turued the building over to the donor. E. '1‘. Bedford. who inspected it and found it in tip-top shape. The formal opening of the building which has been given to the town of Wen- port for I. ll. C. A. and town activ- ities will occur in September. Nuns Burn Vii zil Lamp for Harding WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.—-A vigil lamp lmploring her intercessory pow- ers for the recovery of President Harding is burning at the shrine of the Blessed Teresa. the Carmelita nun recently beatifled by Pope Plus. in the Mount Camel national retreat house for women at Catholic university here. The lamp was lighted Tuesday night by Franciscan sisters of the atone- merit. RELIEVE!) HER TROUBLES "I took treatment from two doctors. One said I had kidney trouble and the other said it was my bladder. Neither did any good. 1 took six bottles of Foley Kidney Pills and am now well. Foley Kidney Pills did me all the good and stopped my bad habit at night." writes Mrs. A. FFaust. Knox- ville. Miss. L‘so Foley Kidney Pills for quick relief from Backache. Rheu- matic Pains. Dull Headaches. Tired Feeling and Kidney and Bladder trou- $1 REGULAR PRICE $25.00 Mnettrossesanacqflouaflywellnade. More oflsyerfeltallthi'ough.oovered ' mhumtotpreuy ededgcandroundedoorners. Am. chasedaearloadalablesustoput thenoutatthhspedallowprloa ble. Refuse substtiutes. Insist upon Foley's. StillsonoPewell. Corporation. —-Adv. murmurs m Inw'ls‘ New Vehicle Gets Rous- lk won From Ina! Picture Pam The Regent and Palace theatres were taxed to capacity. with one of the most enthusiastic attendances which has supported a motion picture release here yesterday afternoon and evening. "Westbound Limited" opened a three day run at both local theatres. In the minds of these fans. Ralph Lewis. the rising satellite of F. B. O. productions arose to greater heights of popularity and esteem than in his previous successes of “In the Name of the Law" and 'The Third Alarm." both vehicles which took Norwalk theatre-goers by storm. This great picture. which speaks a million thrils and heart throbs. is the most human of dramas which has played the lo~ cal screen in many a moon. lt’s sympathetic and sweet appeal is ir- resistable, while its punch and action will take your breath away. A great drama of flesh and steel. it embodies one of the most alluring themes of American life. the railroad. Ralph Lewis. as the engineer fully justifies his previous showing. and even out— does himself in the dynamic scene of the great trainwreck. The sinster in- terests whch seek to destroy the “Westbound Limited”-—the happy couple on the "Honeymoon Special" —t.he young man's fearless plunge on horseback over the canyon. in an ef- fort to save his sweethearts life by forfeit of his own, and the paternal love. portrayed as only Lewis can, combine to make this great release anepic of the silver sheet which will never be frogotten. The packed house which greeted the initial show- ing of "Westbound Limited" yester- day. will in all probability, be more than equalled today. The picture. which played metropolitan theatre circles for solid weeks could be se- cured by Managing Director David Esterson for only three days. Don‘t min it. today and tomorrow. AT THE MAI/1‘0 Marked development in the perfec- tion of motion pictures. which origi- nated when Maubridge at Stanford university called in the aid of twenty cameras to register the movements of a horse, as aptly illustrated in the steeplechase scenes of Thomas H. Inco’s latest racing comedy production. "The Hottentot." which plays at the Rialto today. The scenes are among the most sen- sational ever filmed and show the heights to which motion picture photo- graph! has advanced since its in. cipient stage. W'hen Maubridge con- ceived the idea of filming movement. he took twenty individual pictures of a horse. each catching a fraction of the animal's progress as it moved before the battery of cameras. The steeplechase was “shot” from every conceivable angle. beneath the ground. from airplanes. beside the course and in racing automobiles that followed the horses in their mad plunge. Maubridge made unprecedented strides in photography when he suc- ceeded in reproducing the simple movements of a horse: Thomas H. Inca in "The Hottentot." has de- veloped to its highest point of per— fection. in a thrilling and dramatic fashion. the mavement of horses in their most dexterious feats. James McNeil Whistler. while a government draftsman in‘he Coast and Geodetic Survey. received 81.50 a day. WE HANDLE ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Companies—The Strongest Bates—Best Obuinablo ”math—Prompt. and Equitable When You Think of Think of Canty £3 Co. Insuram Phone 880 Realtors atra‘heavy art Olepieearoll- aWatch tomorrow's issue of this paper. In it will be a big sur- TODAY “The Hottentot” prise for theatre-goers of Nor-walk. It will be * ‘l " 'onI. wait until tomorrow and see. ' \ Friday, Aug. 3 Saturday, Aug. 4. “The Voice of the Minaret” Egress-mean. ”c..:- 30% Of ' onall BATHING SUITS For LADIES, GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN —— Also On BATHING SHOES .._..__. m _ BASEBALL GLOVES ImmmaNotIndudedtnmm Donnelly’ s "new.“ -- . .Efififlfifrfiu-uafififi’ififiififi ROTON POINT PARK SHORE DINNERS Special Dollar Plate Dinners White- Sand Bathing Beach DANCING DI VITO’S FAMOUSORCHESTRA Novelty Dance Every Tuesday Fireworks Every Thursday HERSHFIELD Motor Transportation Co. 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