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D. W. Griffith's mystery comedy
photoplay. "Ono Exciting Night."
which has for the past two days de-
llxhted capacity audiences makes its
final appearance at the Bialto today.
concluding a successful three day
run. Those who have seen the pic-
ture state that they have never seen
anything of its equal on the screen
because it trembies with romance.
it shakes with laughter. there is a.
lift of suspense throughout that
grows keeper and keencr. And with
the close comes a rush of excitement
with quick surprising action. That
stirs the audience to a tumult. it has
everything that makes for entertain-
ment~ those will be disappointed
who do not see it. Norman Stannard
will render a cello solo. “Ave Maria,"
at both evening performances.
Tomorrow Johnnie Walker in
“Capt. Fly-by-nght." and Round
One of the new fighting Blood series
will aflord the Saturday bill of enter-
tainment. "Capt. Fly-by—Night." is
a surging romantic drama of olden
California during the era of Spanish
gunfire. dauntless patriots with backs
masses of embattled troops-huge
baricades smashed to smithereens by
flying boots of plunging cavalry.
great missions wrecked by raking
. 5'5 4.: '7‘ EL
The British Isles. acca'ding to
m0“ mmpbers. are Great Britain
and Ireland. But really! there are
very many besides the“
.. Excluding uninhabited rocks.
there we dozen of such islands:
among them many of which the pub-
lic never heard. 0: course. all know
the Isle of Wight. which is part oi
Hmpshire, and the Isle of Man.
'Fewer are those who know Can-
"97 Island. on the Enos Coast. near
Southend. although it is so near Lon-
don. Hayling Idand. on the Hamp-
shire coast. is so little of an isle that
it is reached by a bridge. So. too. is
Sherry. although that bridge is a
very considerable one for road and
rail both.
Sheppey, which you must call the
“Isle of Sheppey." of the
na «itself includes the term “is-
land. is "Sceapige," the Isle of
Sheep. It is large and important.
for on it is situated the port of
Sheerness.
Lundy Island. in the Bristol Chan-
nel. and seen faintly from llfiacombe
is a considerable island and a dan-
gerous obstacle to navigation.
Lundy is another of those islands
whose names include the term “is-
land.” So is Anglesey. which is bri-l-
ged both by Telford's great Menal
bridge and by Etephenson’s Brltan-
Iittle lilac Ame Along British ‘
Coast Where Romance Lingers
nica tubular railway on to Holyllead.
dtuated on Holy Island. There is.
of course. another Holy Island. as-
sociated with St. Cuthbert. of! the
coast of Northumberland. —
Isle of m.
Quite an archipelago is found on
the Essex coast, including the flat
and unbeautifui islands of Haven-
xore. Paton. New England and Foul-
nets.
The Scily Islands. twenty-seven
miles to the west of the coast of
Corweil. and the last land between
Englafld and America. are a group
of some hundreds of islands. islets,
and rocks. Only five are inhabited
—St. Hary's. the largest with a pop-
ulation of 1.000: Tresco. St. Agnes,
St. Mario's and Dryhel.
Samson with only eighty acres had
until 1855. a. population of some rive
persons. "It is not now inhabited but
there remains. in a roofless condition
the cottage once occupied by the one
family_
Years to. Sir Walter Besant made
this island and the cottage the scene
of his novel. “Amorel of Lyonesee."
tho Scily Islands being. according to
legend, the only sumvms portion Of
the land of Lyonesse. which once
Land’s End and the isles. and was
engulfed by the sea in that unCeflaln
but facinating period known in nur-
series as “Once Upon a Time."
The Sciliy islands are part ot‘ the
prince of “'ale’s Duchy of Cornwell.
The smaller and uninhabited isles in-
clude Annet, St. Helena and Tean.
While the romantic isles of Hell!
are a comma-able vme from the
mainland. being forty miles from
Penzance. that other W isle of
romance. St. Michael's Hunt...“ 0’
ly a quarter of a mile m5.and is
an island only at high water.
ebb yen can‘walk aaoas the sands.
according to nunery lore.- St: lich-
ael's Mount Was the home of a giant
who was slain by Jack-thefliant
Killer. ‘ ‘
.lndla’s Merchant‘s: m
Fauum'to comply with the re-
quirements of the Indian Haunti—
dise Karlie act is causing much loss
and inconvenience to the importer of
goods into India. says Consul A. M.
Warren. Wat. in a report to the
Department of Commerce. The re-
vival of the import trade of India
has brought with it a corresponding
increase in the number of infractions
of the law. During the year ended
March 31. 19:3. there '8‘ alto-
gether 477 consignments Catch in-
fringed the requirements of thefict
as against 191 in the previous year.
Germany was the greatest offender
in the number of infractions. follow-
ed in order by the United'Kingdom
and the United States.
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SUNDAY '
“THEBISHOP OF
THE OZARKS”
loans! and rinses!
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gunfire. dauntlcsa patriots with gacks Hm w Tess— m min I" v ‘ H
to the wall in defense of their homes “ 0f the " b -. . 1
and country. all in this great picture V "
of olden California during Spanish
rule.
PALACE PROGRAM
Splendid Bill of Vaudeville mil New
Paramount Picture Given
Enthusiastic Reception.
A splendid program of
vaudeville and Paramount's big Zane
Grey production "To The Last Man"
opened for the last three days of the
week at the Palace theater yesterday
and was accorded a very enthusias-
tic reception by the many patrons of ~ g " .1 l
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New Season House Dresses >
Keith
These new Cling-5
ham Dresses are in.“
mall checks, blue,
grey, lavender and
black, “
the house. Schlchtl's Manikins.
Loney Haskell and the Doublin Trio .
were features of the bill that was
brilliant from the start to the finish.
but it would not be jlxtice to the;
show to avoid special mention of the ‘
artists who appeared in these acts.
Haskell is on of the best known play-
ers on the Keith circuit and in Nor-
walk yesterday as everywhere else
was accorded an unqualified recept-
ion. The presentation of Zane Grey's
“To The Last Man" was on in event
in the picture line that will be fully
appreciated by those who like clean.
virile attractions. The big cart head-
ed by Lois Wilson. Richard Dix and
other well-known stars assures a
triumph and this is what Palace pat-
rcns will find in this brand new re-
lease. The entire bill of vaudeville
and the feature will continue today.
NORWALK’S CITY LEAGUE
JUBILEE
1 MIN the Auspices of the
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We recommend the: i
fit, styles, good quill- »-_
ty of material and fi-_
cellent workmanship; : a;
(‘ity League
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Bicycle Rider
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.UlI'SEMENT PARK
SEPT. 22-29
MW rim and Stamford Cars Pass
the Grounds
1-; POPULAR BOOTHS
They’re Making
Better CIOt hes Today =
; f F you’re a practical man; you’ re dressing better today than ever be- I
fore. Ready-for-service Clothes have reached the height of cus- .
tom-tailored perfection. That’s the situation in this Store as you review . . -
the fall. style. A special selection at
35, $40, $45, $50
FALL TOP COATS . BOYS’ 2-le suns
Such a‘ diversity of patterns, 001-. A feature value at the Johnson
ors and weaves—such a variety stores—onepan- golf pants and
of styles and such values. one pair knickers—Wide varlety.
$25T0$35 $10T0 $25
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Thrifty men will do well to keep a watchful eye on our Basement Specials
as we will offer feature: values here that’ll shake y o u r enthusxasm at a
modest shake down I ,. .
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A LUCKY JOKE
How Hope Bamptnn. Favorite of the.
Screen Won fine.
Hope Hampton, the pretty actress
who is at the Regent theater today in
the featured leading role in Allan
Dwan‘s Paramount production.
"Lawful Larceny." first came into
prominence through a joke played
upon her by a girl friend. -
Miss Hampton is a product of
Texas: Born at Houston. she was
educated at the fashionable Sophie
Newcomb school in New Orleans.
'While there. a beauty contest was
conducted by a New Orleans news—
paper. l-‘or a lark. a picture of Miss
Hampton was pm'loined by one or
m her school chums and sent to the
contest. It won fir: prize. Not only
that. it drew the attention of several
motion picture producers to the Tex-
as beauty. and her debut on the
unortment of WOol Surfs that are
tv '- rzlrly fall wear. The color combina-
nnd wonderful; no two surfs ahke,
,. a nu ~<clect will be quite exclusive.
PRICES $15010 $6.98
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tight fitting cover. 2 do: for a.
cm AND ascents 7‘: g
(:0me MATS Japanese line thin china. the".
Just the thing for in front; design. 6 cups and name. “‘7 ,
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WC BCLBS
2.25. Just the thing for Best'-
"Nilco" for house lighting. 110' en or pdntry use at 81.... t‘
volt, 25-50 watt. at 3°C
Will Face Loss.
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WINDSOR. Ont. — Essex coun-
Vty tobacco growers face a loss
of $1,000.00!) from last week's frosts.
Justus Miller. county agricultural
representative. said today. Most of
the loss will fall on the burley grow-
ers. he said. About half of the Vir-
ginia leaf crop had been harvested.
Loss to the remainder is estimated at
sixty per cent while that of the
Barley growers will be about '5 per
cent. The corn crop will be of aver-
age dale and excellent quality.
”Colette-smut“).
antwmo KEITLES
$2.85 W'ear-Ever make. 10 qt.
size at ~81.08
Tight fitting cover at 50c.
CASHMERE'AND
LISLE HOSE
' Collar Attached For Men
51-35 25c Pr.
, BRUSHED WOOL AND ANGORA SPQRT SWEATERS 87.50 V
WI'I'HTHEBOYS— TOPPINGOPF—
Boyé’Fannats..........s1.50 NewFallStetsons:......$7.M
Bon’monomsmsloo SilkBi-oaddothshm...sz.so :
Bon’GolfHosc...........tsll5§, Siik&WoolNeckwear...$l.00 .
JuvenileSnits.....$8.50to FineLisleHose...,3prs.$l.ilO'l
COME IN 'ANDGEI‘ 'AN mm“ OETHlSSTORE ormEAst '
Reconstruction of French cokerles.
destroyed during the war and the in-
stallation of new ovens are proceed-
ing at the Mines de Lens. Seventy
coke ovens in the Koppers batter)
went into operation in November.
1’22. and the second half of this.
comprising to ovens. has Just been
started. Compasble increases have
also occurred in three other large
establishments.
\ Place net's Dim-93¢! A—m rip New Admitted.
Importation of pill from the Uni-
l .eEkeS Auto supply C0. ted states to Argentina. which had
- Phone w I“ ma prohibited since January. 1915.
is permitted by Executive decree of
‘ ‘ July 13. 1923. The an a must be
accompanitd by a icate of
health and inoculation against hog
MARK-OFF’S
pest. m ed by the Department of
SE‘
Agriculture of the United States of
America and legalized by an Argen-
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tlc fine thin table glance
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