RFDiY. AUGUST 9, 1923.
EGENT and
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HOMEWARD
. J.ppnnl to Connecticut nudienees lies In the fact that
,. . llH' ( unneciit'nt marine atmosphere. The
In. turn was made at
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TODAY AT THE PALACE ONLY
r'lilili‘i'. BOTH HOUSES, 7 AND 9 ONLY
l‘.\ll.\.\l()l' NT I'R ESENTS
...-ms MEIGHAN and LILA LEE
In the Super Presentation
PALACE
' BOUND”
New London.
SATURDAY
EH}: REGENT
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AT THE PALACE
Constance
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“Lady’s Man”
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IN MOVIE FEATUIQ;
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Mack Sennett Finds First Carriage
Lver Used on the Pacific Coast.
"Suzanna." second of the series of
big comedy drama photoplay fea-
tures to be produced by Mack Sen-
nett. in which Mabel Normand is
starred.
today at the Rialto theatre under re-
lease by Allied Producers and Dis-
tributors corporation.
The story. the characters. cos-
tumes. settings and general atmos—
phere typify the early days of
Southern California. about 1835.
when that part of the country i as
inhabited solely by tne aristocratic
Spanish Dons. humble peons. Mis-
sion priests and Indians.
A‘ded by a corps of research ex-
perts well versed in Californian his-
tory. Mr. Sennett and F. Richard
Jones. director of the production.
have been able to add to the fea-
tured literature of the screen one of
the most beautiful and interesting
stories of love. romance and adven-
ture yet offered.
“'here it was impossible to locate
original interior furnishings for the
magnificent sets. likenesses were re-
produced which would stand the acid
test of detection. The only vehicle
Lion Point Park
SHORE DINNERS
' ill. DOLLAR PLATE DINNERS
DANCING
.... .iz ruinous SWANEE SERENADERS
1'3".” FROM KEITH'B ANUOLI'S CIRCUIT
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' “\f'lin'r ICVERY SENILKY AP'I'ERNmN‘
mummy DANCE nuznv TI‘IZSDAY
FIREWORKS EVERY THURSDAY
.
O mu know
how easy it is
n .lbcautifu]
Genuine
' 0nd Ring!
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Ask about our
NW Progressive
purchase plan,
Our window Display
tells the story.
“Have you tried the
delicious Lunch that
they are serving for,
60¢ at
THE
ROYAL JAMES?”
-“No, but I am going
to try it tomorrow.”
used in “Suzanna" is the original
carriage which carried the 'amily of
Ignacio Del Valle, and as a matter
of fact. the first carriage known on
the Pacific coast. It was built in
New York city and shipped to Cal-
ifornia via Cape Horn.
\Vhile conducting their search for
historical rclics for use in the pro-
duction. this and another vehicle.
an old as cart. were found by Mr.
S! nnett‘s niils almost buried in the
back of a horn where they had been
unmolcstcll for the last fifty \‘ears
on the famous (‘nmuins ranch. r.t one
time the home of the now famed
Ramona. lloth propertits
loaned to Ill" .‘icnnttt company ow-
trip: to tf'c desire of their l‘l":"‘lll
ownlrs to 8le in rcproducinc in as
realistic n manner as is po.ssi'..!v-, ".ir
historic and romantic days the
long ago.
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llrgrnt \l'lll Tonight Present Di:
Picture For First Time Be-
fore Any Audience.
The Regent theatre will tonight at
8:15 give. the Norwaik motion pic-
ture patrons n rnre treat in the
prescntatinn of a deluxe screen of-
[:4 season. In accordance with the
nn‘. cast are not announced in nd-
‘\ rum. lmt pre-rclvnse prrstnfntions
.112 the itcclnt are not entirely new
:rn-l th-‘rc 15'» no reason for public
slupiicism. There will br‘ one show
only at T'lTl and flu Ft‘nls will be
reserved. Prices will not lie all-
runccd.
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New .‘lcitzhan Picture Scores Distinct
Triumph at Recent and Pa]-
ace Theatres.
F~“dom has a picture come to Nor-
walk which created the very general
Robert A. Benedict
.n ,wicuzn
2.‘ \l ‘ H. STREET
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PALACE
OTERY
LAC.) I‘HEATRE BLDG.
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Mohair Suits
Models for
Men and Young Men
Sizes 34 to 46
PALACE
Clothes Shop
JESS SCHOOLHOUSE
I: N. Main St.. So. Norwlal
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lid-flu mmer Clear-
PL’RE JAR :RUBBERS.
3 dozen for ........
PARAFINE wax. 3 pkgs. for 25¢
limBY'S (‘ORNED BEEF
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
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25c
~ ~ - ‘ "ASH. large can ......... 24c
>10 sa‘e TOILETI‘ TISSUE, ‘l for ..... 25¢
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T. ll‘vil ‘.|’. “ILL DO 000- 2‘
Cottage St, East liorwaik
r lawn. m RIVG TRIS SALE
ERRIIL SUMMER
SCHOOL
IS IN SESSION
‘~"H \= .\\ to begin your Conl-
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l lulu-w on AITGCST “n‘
'33 Ctnter Ave.
Try a Bottle of Angel Drink
cnooolate Maltod Milk
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THE NORWALK DAIRY
COMPAN Y
Roi-walk
rheo- to“.
Home deliverien 30c qt; lac pint
satisfaction occasioned by the pres—
entation )‘1‘Flfl‘da_\’ afternoon and
last night of Thomas .‘icighan's new
Paramount special. "Homeward
Bound." intensely interesting from
its start to the finish. appealing from
every standpoint and frequently
thrilling to the point of surpassing
the most thrilling screen production
yet otfercd in this city. "llomcwaro
Bound" pleased all ones. "he Con-
necticut marine atmosphere which
the picture carries through. having
becn made at New London. was not
the least of the features. The storms
at sea and the dramatic .ituations
that brought )lcichnn and Lila Lee
to the fore. place “Homeward
Round" in a class by itself and
stamp it as a picture that will not
he soon surpassed. "Homeward
Bound" will he offered tonight at
the Palace only. because of a pre-
mier presentation at the Recent. On
Friday night it will be presented for
the last time at the Regent :‘nd Pal-
my a LASHER
HARPER M ET'AOI)
Shampoolnr-h‘ealp Treatment
Fafilb—Msnieuring
40 SOUTH MAIN S‘IIIEIZT
SOUTH NORWAIJI. CONS.
Room I Phone (12
THATCHER HEATERS
AND RANGES
Kompak Automatic ‘s and
Water Haters
nun Country Wltfl' 8mm
l’lunlbtng .. mating
Phone 891-:
STEPHEN MILLER
15 loans Street.
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MERRILL BUSINESS
COLLEGE
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I'lmrlzs 314‘2-
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GHT & POWER CO.
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an 'ool mum... 81$.“
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Ker-moduli
(is-arm flirts.
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use” a“
h. Ins—It n-y‘ I also
is the chief attraction wr'
were I
wont.“ PREMIER. l
fr‘rin: that is exprctcd to he one. of: ’
ltl‘n outstanding frzlturcs of the 1923- :‘
:ltlullll‘d policy of producers the titleA
\ of directors. said today.
Wall Street Norwalk
Phone 1680
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and look well in
patterns t h a t
‘pleasc the eye.
—Draperics to
match and suitcs
'to blend make
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your house
homo.
-—cht “'e have
them.
REGENT THEATRE
DAVID ESTERSON,
' Quaker Lace and Scrim Curtains
* Sunfast Madras by the Yard
.- .. >- QUAKER LACE CURTAINS.
$3.350uakerlsce-Ourtainsmenow............................... ..... ............$2.25
$4.50Quaknrtaoacurtainsarenow.......... ...... ........ $325
\ $5.50Qusfiermcecmammnow.......... ......... $3.95
$6.7 Quakermoecurtainsarenow.........g................... ................ $4.25
$9.50QuakerLaceOm-tamsarenow.................‘.—._.‘._........... ............... . $5.50
VOILE AND SCRIM CURTAINS ,
$1.45Yoi1eand80rimcurtainsarenow ......... 98c
$2.25Voilsand8crimcurtainsarenow....... $1.65
$3.35Voileand8crim0nrtainsarenow........... ....... $2.65
\ $5.40Voileand8crimcurtainsarenow........ ...... $3.25
$4.00Voileandscrim0urtainsarenow.............................................. $2.85
$8.50Voileand8crim0urtainsarenow............'..... ..................... ..-... $4.65
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your room and finish
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Managing Director
ONE PRESENTATI
' 4~T0NIGHT ..
THE REGENT PRESENTS‘
wom Puma accuses Emerson or on or
m ours-rmmo mu reams
or was 192324 sums.
NOTED cas'r — NOTABLE- mass-roe.
Expected to be present for this magnificent first run.
- TONIGHT -
ON ONLY AT 8:15
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ace. There will be no Friday mat-
lnE‘C.
lZ-HOUR DAY TO
spline. 16
NE‘V YORK. August 9.—-'l‘he, i2~
hour working day in the plants of
the Carnegie Steel Company. the
largest subsidiary of the United
States Steel Corporation. will be.
eliminated on August 16th. Elbert H.
Gary. chairman of the latter's board
Advices from Youngstown. Ohio,
ation of the 12-hour diy next week.
indicated that the Youngstown Sheet
and Tube Company. one of the larg-
est independent steel manufacturing
concerns. planned to begin elimin—
Newspaper Men at
Harding Funeral
MARION. Aug. O.—Among those
having a prominent place at the fu-
neral services for President Harding
Friday will be Ohio newspaper pub.
ushers who are members of the As-
sociated Ohio miles. an organiza-
tion in which Mr. Harding. as pub-
iiflier of the Marion Star. tool: an.
active part. The editors will go to
the Harding home in a. body.
All business activities will cease
in Harlan Friday. stores and busi-
ness places ..wili remain closed
throughout the day. The Marion
Star. for years owned and published
by Mr." Harding and his wife. will
suspend publication for the day.
Printers. editors. reporters. office
employer and news boys who work-
ed with the Hardin's on the Star
for years. will have a. prominent
place in the fa procession.
Although there will be no mill-
at! pomp in connection with the
funeral prose-ion or the services at
the cemetery. 8.000 Ohio Nations.
Guard, troops will arrive today to
preserve order and direct the heavy
REGULAR PRICES; NO RESERVATIONS
tion.
Dillmnn's real name is Hugh Dili-
man .‘ichaughey.
Prior to her marriage to Diliman.
three years ago. Miss Rambcau was
the wife of \V‘iliard Mack. playwright
and dramatist. from whom she was
divorced in 1917.
45 at Meeting of
East Noryalk Assn.
Forty-fiver women attended the
regular monthly meeting of the. East
Not-walk Improvement Association
which was held at the summer home
of Mrs. Everrett Buckley at South-x
port. “’ednesday. A luncheon pro-
vided in part by each member. was
served at 1:15. and was followed
at 3 o'clock. by a director's meet-
ing. At the session of the directors.
a nominating committee was ‘ap-
committee consists of Harold
Clark. Mrs. Robert B. B. roots and
Mrs. Edward Hanford.
After the directors meeting. the
regular meeting of the Association
took place. Regular routine business
was transacted and further plans
for the bazaar to be held at. Como
munity Hall on the evenings of Sept-
ember 21st. 22nd and 28rd. were
made. The committee in charge con-
sists of: Mrs. Irving Bradley. Chair-
man. Mrs. E. F. Smith and Mrs. G.
W. Benedict.
Chalrmans for the various booths
will be appointed soon by the com-
mittee. After the meeting .3121. B.
W. Alger of the “1'. '1‘. I.‘ A.. ad-
dremd the members on the sub-
Joct. w not War." Mrs. Alger
said in rt that a feeling of bro-
therhood‘should exist among nations
and that to. keep peace and avoid
war. was the plea of God and all
should. out of respect to Him.
endeavor to foster a spirit to en-
force his plan.
Rosalyn Hagadom
Weds Louis Gunzy
A Pretty wedding took place on
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from. All at special sale prices.
$1.50 Sunfast Madras . . ........
No matter how‘well your home may be mnxlshcd,
—"-"--
'sldc with the parents of the bride-
pointed to choose new officers. The -'
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DRAPERIES
we mention only a few of the many styles we have in stock.
.... $1.10 yamsc Suntan mam .................. 750 yd.
pretty curtains will add to the warm 0!
your whole house.
ANGEVIN E. _
FURNITURE CONIPANY
16 No. Main Street
South Norwalk
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last Monday morning. at St. Joseph‘s
church. when Louis Gunzy. of 161
South Main street and Rosalyn Ha-
gadorn of the same address were
married by the Rev. Dennis Hurley.
The bride who was dressed in gray
canton crepe was attended by Miss
Vera Lengyel as bridesmaid. She
was dressed in blue canton crepe.
The best man was Prank Call.
The wedding ceremony was fol-
lowed' by n. reception at the home of
the bridegroom which was attended
by a large number of re tires and
friends. After the re ptlon the
couple left on a wedding-'trlp to
Canada. On their return they will re»
groom. Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Gunzy.
161 South Main street. The new Mr.
and Mrs. Gunzy are both employees
of the Cluett and Peabody Company.
Among those who attended the
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Sako and family and MW. Elizabeth
Sako of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs.
Patchman of Chicago. Mr. and Hrs.
Elmer Hagadorn and Miss Iicicn
Gunzy.
Union Service at
Westport Churches
“'ESTPORT. Aug. 9.—-—A union
service of all the churches in “l-l'l‘l"
port will be held at Christ Church
Friday afternoon at three o'clock
out of respect to President Harding.
At 10 a. m. there will be a requiem
service in the Church.
mama WITHOUT PLATES
I do paiamss extractions.
.no matter how difficult. by
'an-a-Minit ' and Nerve
Blocking. 1 also do both
fixed and removable bridges
at reasonable prices.
0WSLOHAJV .
102 Washington 8:.
Phone 312. Hours I-S P. M.
South Not-walk, (Donn.
mum nan-mg ass-nos
mustache
«wane, 15mm
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nemiinnmounnns.
"I tool: treatment m.— m doc-
2011 One said I had “the, trouble
andtheother-lditmnym-
Ger.- Neltherdld'an‘ygpod. rm
Iixbottlssofl‘o manta":
unnow well. 13mm
insulting '
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About fifty other samples to choose
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LACE AND NET RUFFLING _
Maybe because it is cool looking or because it
‘etching, finishing touch to a costume, or because ‘6‘
something new, that there is such an unusual dun“ v
lace ruffling this summer. _ '
We are constantly reordering this mining and .1 ' "
received a new shipment. Prices range awarding . '
and quality. .
50C to 98C yo. h
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36 Washington Street
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French and Danish.
‘LUNCHES, ICE CREAM. DELICIOUS OK i.
CONFECTIONS OF ALL 1L l
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COAL—Anthradte and Bitu '
MASON’S BUILDING MA s
Delivered Anywhere '
The Norwelk Coal 8
Phone 113
Norwalk Chronicler