MONDAY. 06mm 1.1m j
lEGENTandPALACF.
i -IDX‘DAY —-— WAY -— murmur
‘0
corms «weatherman—don‘t “this
“mum knockout
STE COOGAX in “CIRCUS DAYS"
18.): Cum ha «a and: equal: this new release
r.~.“ one o! the lending m o! Broaden:
. 9.741131. Efl.’ “U517.
SPECIAL ADDED mm
-. \l‘..\‘lC°l‘\T PRESENTS rmsr mm}: or
m
I
f
3 1:11: .1 APANESE EARTHQUAKE DISASTER
a
I : are laid by (he never «ring eye of the cam the story of
f .~ greahNI dLm‘" which three Norton people united.
5
1! W‘ ‘ , o
z :: :huitze 5 Tuesday Specnals
: ~~mmde Sausage 32c lb.
‘5 Sausage.................. 28clb.
l :ihzx‘gSteak................ mlSclb.
'fil‘late 10clb.
1“ 'mrLamb....................l5clb.
3 ”Liver.......................14clb.
E
1' .-
2‘" - 1, -
r 11. ltze’ 5 Sanitary Markets
3 ":zgton Street and Railroad Avenue, 130. Norwalk.
ji 39 and 43 M11: Street, Norman.
’ ~ C32:- ezswn Darien Stamford Black Rock Bridge”;
v?
John Cutrone of Norwalk will play popular melo-
dies on his piano accordion.
“IEDNESDAY—THURSDAY—FRIDAY
ART NEEDLEWORK
flow is a good time to select stamped articles to
whroider for holiday‘gifts. A splendid assort-
2enl of new designs may be found here.
South Norwalk
NEW FALL FOOTWEAR
‘ .. quality, value and lowest possible price, these are
able features of our Fall Footwear for men, wo-
2 5 :1 nd girls.
w‘mpiete stock enables us to fit. the most difficult
MILTON ELWOOD
:sHiNG T01. ST. SOUTH nonwm
1 1 which
1? one to cherish;
‘ peatr'd Visits.
AT THE THEATRES
Three “199 I001: Scores Hit
Rialio Tlunire At Opening 0!
Three Day Jinn Last Night
King Yidor has gone his own re—
cord as an original and vcrltisti‘. mo‘
lion picture director one beiwr
through his dlrvrtion of his first
Goldwyn photopluy. "Three \Viso
Fools." from Auston Strong's popu-
lar stage play which was produced
by John Golden and \Yinchell Smith.
night a! the Riulto Theatre and
artistic oi the
it has the reality
mining and
productions. in
of his pictures. True. he had ihcsc
qualities to work with in tho play.
but he has enhanced and dc\ sloped
i sarily to xwrxml. The piclurz-play is
but will repay re-
1 The story concerns three old men
Who had born in love will). and re-
Jected by. the same woman In their
youth. On her death she leaves her
daughter in their charge and she is
soon the comer of ilwir lives. “'hen
her father. falsely imprisoned on a
forgery Charge. escapes in a jail-
break singed by other convicts. she
drags the three men into some dra-
matic and suspensive action which
gives the pimure its big. human mo-
ments. The iail- brink b\ the aid of
an armored moior car. is spectacular
VRQFA
g. , 5.1L. SALE OFGERTRUDESAND
”FFANT’S NIGHT SLIPS TO
CLOSE OUT
‘ on}: Gertrudes, lace and embroidery trimmed, size!
9 . Reduced from prices ranging from 75c to $2 00
10 size Now 50c each regardless of size.
. .e Muslin Night Slips 500; reduced from 75c.
,. I. MALLETTE
SOUTH NORWALK
--v7-
., f.--‘
GTON ST.
in the cxtrc me.
The cast has born selected with
the greatest nicely. Eleanor Board-
man repeats the success she iron in
“Souls for Sale." Claude Gillimywalar
repeats his stage impersonation of
the lovable Findley. “'illiam II.
Crane and Alec Francis are always
real and appealing as his cronies.
Others in the notable cast are John
Sainpolis. W‘llliam Haines, Fred
" inelton, Martha. Mattox, Frcd J.
tier, Charles Hickman, Craig Bid-
rme Jr.. Creighton Hale and Ray-
mond Hatton.
A word is due the cameraman for
the clearness and charm of the pho-
tdgraphy. "Three \‘S‘isc Fools" is one
of the best of the season's photoplays
and will entertain persona or the
moat diversified tastes.
Jerry Kane, formerly manager of
the Guile Refining company's eta-
tion in Norwalk, and now proprietor
of the Tire and Rubber Store in
Danbury visited friends in_ Norwalk
last Thursday evening. and enjoyed
. a chore dinner at Dorlon'e.
./
1
" IS- some
111113u111111111‘
OCTOBER 234561
1 them. ghin: episodes and smuencos!
tho singe version had neccs-‘
51"-
It was shcun {or the first time last 3
proved itself one of lho most onlvr- ‘
sceson'sé . ' _ '
1 ‘ $29.00 to $30.00
Character and in situation. the charm .
and the feeling for romance and 31- I -»
mosphvre which Yioor gets imo all '
f . SWEATERS,
... -..,..._-_....,. ......_...
”Jgéepn DAVIS 1
moron. STREE‘!
NORWA us.
Preventatives!
i LIGHT WEIGHT
TOE COATS,
LIGHT WEIGHT
$5.00 to $16.50
MEDIUM WEIGHT
WHOLESALE
FLOUR. FEED, GRAIN. EAT.
STRAW, FERTILIZER. ITO.
Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
All make: of Magneto; Burton.
Senerniore and ignition System. re-
paired and installed. We 1.1-. also
selling New Bosch Ignition for
Ford: and all other cars.
ii. 50. Main St. So. Non-walk
Phone 845
T GET A SQUARE am.
We wall huy your household
goods. rats. have". junk on. u:
second-hand goods. Anything you
ave. Prioenccordin: to the nullity
or the good; A square dell dun
PHILIP P. “ARON!!! . ‘
8: Van lanai Street
Second-band Good- man on file
omuonmrms
lnAItbeLuestsbnpauId
Colors.
32-65 to $3.50
Rinltd Clothes Shop
meg-awn 3am
goddamn: tron: March to Decem-
ber which but courted me
third laden oi the
Congo. in 1915. With the excep—
tion or n comp-navely earl: ad-
10mm: In 1:23. Conxreu had
been In times: continua session
duos cumin: on December 5th
1315.
The handing: of the lock-mu“
phat counts: or the Capitol. and (to
Senate and Home Office Buildings.
in. mi. cost of the three
building-.3 is now asumtgd at mum
three million: 0: dollars. The capi~
toi. inclining nil units. is eeri-
mteo to lave one: about twenty-
llx million; and the “no marble
dune building: to in“! cost. ap-
proximate): three and n halt mil-
lion: ouch: to keep these buildings
In conmt repair and good order.
in not only a stupendous under-
mkin; tor the architect, but a. cosh
1: one. Elliott “foods in; {he archi-g
i5 mourn-1
5‘ 0038!?” and 1nd nudel’igical order. was under way at the
too: It the time of
men:
ny extends-o plans for the repair
_.
DURING Rm 0!" CONGRESS
WASHINGID‘1. D. C. Oc’ *— tenwithmbworkuhhcompeunt
Bis unumery death am not inter-l
.7». ; : * ~r
lathe. m who nu been m:-
by nun-shred “in him for a number
of yen-n. equipped to entry 1:
out. The tins of the Capitol was
storied heron Com adjourned
ins: opting. The big white done.
an; the use as hundreds of
23$“ of white paint was ‘he firm
or the rep-air work to be darted
The pm or the Capitol building up-
on which the dome run a of
old and-stone someone. and needs
painting every few years. “in: the
dome was completed the painter:
turned their emanation so the holid-
inc undernenui is. The finite and
House wins: 0! the Capitol are of
marble nnd do not need panting.
Mont o: the Committee Room: of
:ne Control were renovated. and all
of the decorative work. in which
the rooms o: the Canitol abound.
was also (mixed up. For some time
the corridor: of the Capitol on the
Senate side, which were b- {sunny
in handsome oil piloting: by tam“
nus ants: Brumidi. have been under-
going n retouching by the urns: Whi-
ple. nad“'the W made will
shortly give the Senate wring o!
the Capizol an apmrauce of com-
plete resioniion. The (rise. in the
dome. sax-led by Brumldi. remune-
ing American hlsory in chum olo-
time or his death Piliipo Cistaggint.
at the Onpltol and office buildinn~nnotner Italian artist. at: amoral to larger!
finish the short. but death intervetiqxainied a lighter color. The electric
1'11. -
a,
. .-
. I '-‘
a 1‘ J
. "wasp--
6'
‘ I" VIN‘U’NL -‘
“I". “Hutu
'57.?
“my m»
~..,
n.-
i
are sum was appointed by W~
dent Coolidge a the architect o!
.uee Capitol. me work 0! outta
the Capitol mount!!! “rem! It
being carried on by In. Lynn. The
root or the old or central and o!
the W101 sauna-.3. the latter: or
which are undefined. has new
torn our and steel rafter: ud fire-
proot material have been put in it:
piece wherever mine. One hun-
dred and “ream are plug: hone he“
placed in the main corridor: 0: the
Capitol. On in; to the many valuable
papers mat are dosed in also build-
ing. “its Manon is M
During the war period seven! mull
fires alarmed the Capitol mania.
and the machined took steps toward
making me Capitol 1: nuts: ane-
proof as postbie and the fire earns»
men: as emcien: an the building
would permit.
0n 21-. House side "rent:
and do or: worth 0! mall-ole
7
{hour
“'31
:piaced on the floor of me basement
éro replace marble which had been
in use for half a century or more ;
To enhance the beauty of the demo;
Architect Lynn has insult led 160
powerful spotlights.
A short time ago the Ball of the!
House was renovated. new mugs:
.ng placed in it. and it: “K: were!
repainted. \\ hen Cox-m opens in
December. the Senate Climber will
be equally as well lighted toe- the
space or sin-lighting has been en-;
and {he «all. have been
OWLAND'S
Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
-m...-....- ..
Silk dresses
special $15.
An assortment of some of
the season’s
brought toge
concession t
clever styles
ther at a price
hat means a
worth while saving.
Lustrous heavy satins and
rich silk crepes in the colon
ings that appeal to the wo-
_man of conservative tastes,
navy, brown and black.
There are models with
long flowing sleeves with
medium short sleeves ‘and
with _sleeves that are hard-
ly worth the name they are
so short.
Dainty pleats—wide foldk—prdty drapes
~richbeadin
headings—handsome embroidery-
luxurious silk breidingare used with splendid
died in the difiering
clone and youthful.
There are dresses
l6 up tothedreu to
size44,likethestylec
111on which are viva- V
insizesiorthemiuol
fitthematuremetrm,
diownhere. Riel-care
other styles of slenderizing lines for the
womenwhoreqidrelavgersinegarmenu.
Wodrousshowingof reelbigvaiues~
reedyMondayatSlfi.
Mica. an“
51’
nil! '
m m m “IQ 0m
in number
In «aim to an. ti. -
under the floor or the can
bei- has been W
with the M of the
dc:- Ihe Hos. M.
beer. «er-una- Rad
uni u-m be kept lighted
g
ii
i. 1
ii
11
155
dust accumulating“:
seen and {armed on
rerun! for the mm
the Hall of {he 86..
side room and non!
nor vr‘mlon in dire-ax: on
nee or {he building. Ind
has to be pumped into tho
and not into the Chamber! w
the {zoom -
To reach 33¢”.th in tho I“!
o! the Senate. Chow.
fiséég
7 In
liliu
i
Senate. observed that I. m
i'hat the Serum m ma. 1).» -
:c‘utioa of strengthen" it u
as he had heard that a. vols d.
the new "mm m ”
make (he root or the m m ,
The Senate mum-ant in. EU. .-
.argod to moo: the mm tun-h.
one or the Committee Ron-ath-
cen: to the Manual M. m i...
on over and remodeled. I! h m
fmom in {he (hallo! which “fit
Harding uned when he run t -
{or from Ohio.
Fred ”chm [In ~ ‘
the mmmsn brother. DIN ro-
turned from n "tree-day trip over
‘nw Mnha“k Tm‘l
Norwalk Chronicler