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‘r‘ llllilll.‘ mt) :lhan the average "commercial" play.
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more women connected with the American
3' inns Ol
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14, 1923. i ' .
l h-t. the ballet made world famous by
I’l‘nvlowa. The Swedirh group are.
in their own way. quite as notable
luntl distinguished as the Muscovltes.
Like the Russians the Swedish group
1uproar-nu the art or their own ccun-
iiry in its highest form. It is some-
illlln‘ that Americans have read
‘ahout for some time. and have be-
come interested in because of their
tremendous success in Paris-41nd
‘ London since len\'lng their own coun-
try. ' '
l ' A new organization was formed in
New York last week to produce plays
llhflt are of a higher order of merit
by name—~wili have as its uid-zr
and
“stage, “'hitford Kane, an actor of
distinction. is the president. ldcn
Goodman. Clem
‘Throckmorton. Eleanor Hymer. \‘t’il-
- ' linm 1“. Barry, these are a few of
- those identified with the organiza-
- tion. They Include actors. play-
wrights. stage directors. scenic art-
t ists. business men and others. and
New York. in policy will be 1&- u.
pand to other cities. furnishing plays
when: plays are mostly noede-I. A
glance over the theatrical mtg) in-
dicates a lack of plays in cities that
heretofore have been liberal pr drone.
it is a general belief that without
such local interest in the play' as a
dramatic offering. will pass 'ru'm the
New of most of the playgoers of the
cities of the United States. as each
your the increasing coat makes it
more and more rlitricult to pnoduce.
This year the stage crew has de-
manded. and received. a sail: ury m-
crcase of twenty-five per cent and
coincident with the granting (if these
demands came to abandon! nent of
plans by several managers hereto-
fore operating traveling com‘xnies.
Bessie llarriscaic is no w doing
vaudeville out west. and when she
is able to her “jumps" are rsade via
motor car.
Touring along a highway out «on
some time ago Miss Barrircale Was
haltml by a country constable.
“Have you a. license to: drive a
car?" he demanded.
"Yes?" the actress answc red petu~
lantly. and she started to dig down
act. disguised as
boy.
check her correspondents out
town who write her for her photo-
graph. She has solved the. proolt-m:
however by having a. picture taken
arrow
- when the organizann is. launched in
DST 0 N. 3 TO
Nonwame‘i‘ RUSIE‘CJ
into her baggage to bring it forth.
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THE SENTINEI. -
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"Oh." the rural oflicor assured her
"If you hue it I don‘t want to see it.
It is only when you haven‘t got a li-
cense card that I want to see It." '~
Since Carroll McCornas has madt'
so pronounced a. hit in the “Joli; 1
Roger." her correspondenée has ma- .
terially increased. Miss MCCOUHL‘ ’.
has always suffered somewhat from ;
mistaken identity as to
her name. but in her now play m: .
is accentuated. as she wears a bo'y'S
knee_ but ragged “pants" in the first -
she is as a. cabin
Now she finds it ditlicult to
with her noted husband. An
sex due to
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Ol
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points to her with this inscription: 1
“This is Me."
_______.—————--
\Vhlt Became of Hagar.
Being required to give an account
of the patriarch Abraham.
a. young l
ster wrote: "Abraham was the father :
of Lot and had two wives.
He kept one at home a
became a pillar of salt by day
pillar of fire by night."
Chilly Nights Are
Here
it“: time to replenish the
blanket supply from our
new bedding assortment. ln-
eluded are all the wanted
sizes. weights. colors and
qualities. featured at prices
that you'll :lpd very reason-
able. -
f Tomorrow! "Showing Newest
Version of Fall Midlinery'
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(if the
-rlr.‘.:~', suit
l a“; .‘vl
33.95
mm .rr-mmwvms an.
.Srushed
Wool
l‘ilzim
' ‘ arr here.
l U TUMA S
new £311 \voolens is moSt complete.
1 ll‘.~‘ :incl mndzlmoiselle, and
l darting“; and Svotoli «-
‘ .."'.‘1H)l. SUEDE CLOTH
I III; iPPIE
rim knitted field.
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there are nrw
illlli‘ for drea—
lll('ll(Ԥ wide.
assortment.
Yard
COA Ts
$5.98 c2522.
tie (“oats or Sweaters are the newest de-
All wanted plain colors or
$4.49 T° $7.98
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New Choker
. “ “3 men's 1-Clasp 52-50
(‘upe Gloves
'/."r(v'.\', l-Cla
.cp wipe gloves in
$1.50
Beads
ln amber. jade and tur-
quoise. Very new and
\ery popular and very
special at this price.
Fancy Hoop
sp white
3 ‘ “"hhnhh Chamoi
Gloves '
K hip wrists
‘ inhroidcred
s
Earrings ‘
49c ‘° $1.49
Single and double
style earrings with fancy
sette
Hand Bags
in ‘vnti \‘ehct, fitted
nrl mirrors.
Women‘s $3.50 New
$2.95
and two
backs. colored stones. Latest.
novelties.
1,00 ________._
New Cellulond
‘ Bracelets
29c '° $1.98
Come in green. laven-
der. red and plain colors
with rhinestone settings.
silk and
(‘olored Sport
.1 ' ,.
7 ‘.'. {s with em.
3 ‘ l Curnrm.
Handkerchiefs
rotor-ed linen sport
390
' .sz WEST DRESS
outingx‘ in a variety of smart Stri
ALL SILK CANTON CREPE
i'ns‘nion ‘S favor for the coming monthe.
Plenty of black as well
wood tones of brown and tax
$3.25 Yard ‘
Girls the Nétheralls
ALTOG'ETHER the collection is the
,largest we have ever shown at the incep-
tion of a new season.
In fact the collec—
tion is so gr eat that their arrival merits
this prominent space in our advertise-
ment. Women interested in the ever new-
ness of the mode, will find that they can '
their individuality from a varlety
express
that covers the entire range
from the
very simple tailored hat to the strikingly
effective pic ture model.
There are soft pilot fabrics
sport u‘bolcns impthcd from
pcd weaves
as the warm
1 in the
ready
the
and mixtures.
STRICTLY ALL WOOL
FABRICS
made into rich
European mills.
to be
finest
CREPES
New assortment of all wool crepes for
skirts and dresses.
tunm colors are here. they are 04 m.
wide and a big: value at—
All the newest au-
$2¢49 Yard
Was Made
F or‘ You
It takes the place of a
vest, a bra ssiere and a
girdle. It gives just
enough support and con-
trol to keep your figure
smooth and! shapely and
yet it is sufficiently sup-
pie to permit free action
in tennis, gulf, dancing,
etc.
,. " ammo .5 ’
anurCorsetShopati
$3.00 -. $3.50
Flirt
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$5.00
BOYS’ ATTACHED COLLAR BLOUSES
Sturdy blousrn of high quality striped madras, made with
double yokca,and buttoned cuffs, all fast colors. 89c
‘JSlES’E’
BOSTON sTfo
NORWALK'S
LURC
SEPTEMBER HOUSE WARES‘ SALE
WILL CONTINUE ANo THER WEEK
Q$
One was
realled lslinmte and the other Kata-I’- .
nd he turned -
the other into the desert where sin-
and a
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IAcOBY
Hequho like to pay enough for clothes to
insure good qiklity, without being ex-
travagant, will find a bit of ‘ ‘em value"
in these suits. . ‘
Little less profit per suit torus; more
value for you; increased sales for us. We
0
both profit. You’ll see the "extra quali-
ty" in the film woolen: and good linings;
\_ {here’s still more of it in the needlework.
canvases, tape, that. can’t be seen.
. .
The big variety of styles and patterns add
ustill further interest to these “extra qual-
ity" suits at
$25
TO
,, $4o
CHARGE ACCOUNTS
OPENED
The House of Kuppenheimer
Good Clothes ‘
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DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE
"Goode Cheer Within"
A Place to Eat Par Exollanoo
Cakes and Pastries to Order for "one use
CATERER FOR PARTIES
HOTEL DAVENPORT s'rmonn, 00“.
Music Every Evening—5:30 to 9:00 . ‘
. ‘Q‘OIIC‘.-.
QUAKER STATE OIL
“A Place That‘s Different." ,
Weekes Auto Supply Co.
1‘5 West. Avenue
Phone 2257 Roi-walk
and
FENDERS, BODIES
, RADIATORS REPMRED :4
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SALES AND SERVICE **
ow ar Su ject to Call
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Telephone 1360 _ ,
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nhnguages. History. Economics. Psycholow.
«Gymnastiosudgmumun‘htlnantho
,In all departments of tho
HILLSIDE SCHOOL
PROSPECT HILL
sonwmx, ' coma-now
—; roam-m 'mn ._.
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Little Boys Admitted to Primary Dem;
First Session of the Fall Terms Opens Thursday Morning. Septunbcs-
20. 1923. at 9:00 o'clock.‘ ;
Thorough instruction by experienced faculty of college graduates.
Exceptional teachers in voice. piano and drawing.
Small clalloa given opportunity for individual instruction and de-
velopment of right methods of study.
Commodious school rooms. large gymnasium. Ample and beautiful
grounds offer equipment for best mental and physical development.
DEPABTM ENTS
l
THE UPPER SCHOOL
offers courses for girls from 14 to :1. Intensive college pre-
paratory r‘ovnws a specialty. with emphasis upon preparation tor
ComprohehsiVs Ex‘aminations. A large number of girls is sent each
year to the leading colleges for women. Advanced English. Science.
Special courses are
planned for those not seoiring a. diploma. ,
THE INTERME'DY. '2 DEPARTMENT . ~
offers a well-balanced and thorough training for children from
10 to 14. the grades 0: class work corresponding to the fifth. sixth.
seventh and eighth years of the school curriculum. Special at-
tention is given to habit: of study and to the actual comprehension
of each day's Mann. A solid foundation is laid for later high
school work. '
THE PRIMARY 3 DEPARTXQ‘T
is being continued
Spacious well—lighted rooms are provided in tho‘ schooP house.
where the children have their work and play in attractive surround-
ings. Boys as well a- girls are admitted to tilt department. 3!
special arrangement. children can be met at _ trolley.
u a. part of the
regular school work.
school. there is co
well-being of each pupil. together with a study of tho Wt! of
the individtnl. s '
The principaisvrnay be sas- ’ the school by appointment
”GARE! R. BEENDUNGEB. A. ‘
at the special request of interested parents”
tearoforths.
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$7.50 Saved is
Anununaldemonstratio'nde-
signedtoshowthepossibiliues
of fuel economy offered by
thesenswnngosisnowingro-
ou
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Opportunity upassmg- ._. -.
Only a few days more to buy
VULCAN SMOOTHTOP ‘
commen- csnnrs-r oss moss , .5-
and receive an allowance of
$7.50 For You Old Coali;
01' Gas Range
$ 7.50 Earner! A
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Norwalk Chronicler