Iuvm nsrunsox,
”I I RS. FRI. SAT.
'19: ; AGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY!
Til REE DAYS ONLY '
I )n the Regular Vaudeville Show Schedule
Sternard’s Midgets
PnRrso'er roam”
1 l—LILUPUTIANS—li
PRETTY Ramona;
9—TRAINED IfONIES‘—9
13--\'AUDEVILLE’S BIGGEST CAST--15
m... “In. A chQvE PERFORMANCE UNLIKE ANY-
llll.\'(‘. XOI' HAVE EVER WITNESSES!)
PERSONAL DIREO'I'ION BILLY HART
Wr‘ Director
Oct.
18-19-20
W R OTHER
Keith
AND
ALFRED LUNT _
—: AND :—
MIMI PALMERI
—: l.\":—-
VAUDEVILLE ACTS
“Ragged Edge”
All Other Shows
em ‘I.Il (‘ hildren’ s Show at 4 P. M. Friday; Sat-
urday at 10 A. M .-—Adrnission 10e- . *
Same as Adults
\
>5!
,. .
AI?-
.. .. l...
:3: . Heat Your
“a": , Garage
"V This Winter
"at; With a
J}? .
'l HATCHER
Camue Heating System
11.. lu w Ill‘l' Garage Heater ls
. HI. .Iutmnzltlc. as the fire
. ”III by n thermostatic
. of the highest type.
Ill Hi} llistrihllit‘d. and I
lil‘l\l‘ll to within an
- In. l'mllntur wall without
.‘Iln_~. w IIIJIII').
will to keep your car
ll’l”._'il IIII- l‘l)ld wcnthcr.
iv "I I' \h" (ins Automatic
\‘JIN‘I‘ Hunters.
\"atcr System
MILLER
”Ill liw
STEPHEN
mu ll‘\ ”will": and Plumbing
1.3 MI llr , ‘1. South Norwalk
l'hune 397-2
I mnlll‘)‘
GENUINE MORFELT HATS
In \H liltl'sl Shapes and
I’tvlors.
32.65 to $3.50
Riallu Clothes Shop
I'm. \\ ..I..I.;mn M. So. Norwnlk
lill'
'. nl‘. WRITE
ll JAFFE
_ wound-hand 'turniture.
nix. ~ : w! any kind. Highest
“ = 17499. 37 Fort Point
Coolest Place in Towr
. "II’HIIF" N. E. Cfind, Shol’
~ In «I. Mull) St. ~50. Non-wall
_.L. DOLIGI...A§B
SHOES i
i ceIIent Style, fligh-
‘ Grade Materials and
Xpert Workmanship are
qualities which have made
W.L.Douglas -
Shoes
famous from coast to coast
for half a century. Cal
and see the new styles
(his season.
M um.
K EELER’S
"The Store That Savel You
Money”
g.
\
F. S. LYON
J OB PRINTING
South Namath.
MOBILE ACTOR HURT
'LOS ANGELES. Cal. Oct. 16,——
Reginald Denny, motion picture ac-
tor. suffered a fractured pelvis and
severe lacerations of the right arm
yes txtlny when the automobile in
whi he was returning t‘rom 8. tislv
ing trip pvcrturncd.
BEECRAM
picture differing widely in the style
. his
to Annual? "9 ’ A Convention' if;
Thirty members of WanomaCoum
cil. No. 31. Degree. or Pocahontas.
{é A; ,
FIGHTING llhADE.
New Barthellncss Picture Ac Recent
and Theaters Today.
I» Norwa k is due today for one of
the finest screen presentations that
has ever come to this city when
Richard Barthelmess' new picture
“The Fighting Blade" is offered
here for its first Connecticut run at
the Regent and Palace Theaters.
There is no mistaking the fact that
Barthelmess and his organization
have for a long time properly read
the public pulse in the matter of
screen winls and like previous ”pro-
ductions "The Fighting Blade” is
a response to the public desires The
the annual convention .of Pocahontas
women at Rockville. Conn. The con-
vention proper opened this morning.
The local women were entertained
last. night at a special dance.
‘ Mrs. Dal-.y Payne. of Norwsllt. the
present great Minnehsha of (once:-
tlcut. will be advanced to the chair
of Great Wanema. Next year the
convention will probably be held in
Nuwalk at which time Mrs. Payne
will be advanced to the'highest of-
llce of the state, the great Pocahon-
tss.
of storyrfrom "l‘ol'able David" is
destined to be no less a. hit than
.that attraction which was tho prize
winning picture for the season in
which it was released. Engagements .
on new picture prevents the presence
here today of Mr. Barthclmcss and
staff. but the picture was
scheduled for its first public showing
in this city as have previous Barthel-
mess r‘oductions The presen'ation
today a the R.,g.cnt and Palace will
be followed by a. continued run of
“The Fighting Blade" at the Regent
tomorrow and Friday. ' ‘
STERNABD’S BUDGETS.
Big Outfit Pulls Into Town Tonight
for Three Days Stay.
I o. R. linen last-night to attend‘
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES
I do painless extractions. no
matter how difficult. by Nap~ao
limit. I also do both fixed and
removable bridges at reasonable
Prices.
DR. SLOMAN
. 102 Washington Street
.. Phone 3120 Ho : 9-8 P. M,
South Non-walk. Conn.
D. LEWIS MATTERN ‘
' PATENT amRNEY
Phone linrnum nos
Not since the circust-s plated Nor-
waik du'ring the summer season has
such a big attra “.on com-3 to this
cit? as will be found in Sternard's
Midgets the headline attraction at
the Palace Tho-fer for the last
three days of the week. The com-
pany will arrive in Norwalk tonight
and its advent will much rI-scmble
the coming of a circus. \Vith its
special cars carrying the big com-
pany, the ponlcs ill-ll the full stage
sets “hjch arc 11.01.1110, show will
all so here for '.- -l .complcte presen-
muon that has made, this agzrega-
110:. cf enterinincn the foremost in |
”In in :ness. 1: :‘...l-I- in the who“ '
'1:in ['4 11 perk- )' f'rmsfl lllli‘pn-
lions. nine ponies and a cast of 15 .
of the best performers in vaudeville.
“7th all attention is naturally cen-
tered in this big show fcallt-e. the :
fact must not be overlooked that [
Sternnrd's Midgets will he offered at l
the Palace with four other biz Keith
acts direct from the leading theaters
of the circuit. In addition Manager
Esterson has selected as the feature
picture offering Alfred Lunt and l
Mimi Palmcris presentation of “liag- ‘
gcd Edge." _
—+—AT
All The “'orld is III Main Street. ’;
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
Baker's Cocoa. )6 lb. can . . . 13c
The Finest Creamery
Butter ............... 52c lb.
Blue Label Karo ...... 10c can
Toilet Tissue, 7 for ........ 250
A. STULL
24 Cottage St., East Norwaik
"Main Street." with all its {lava
and rural charms. the pecu'iaulliw
hLlllors poigalwlcs high and id
spots is recorded with uncam 3- sk
urrl genius in ”\l'lin Street." \vlli
t(f7:'.,\' begin: a thy-3 lily prrspm:
lion at the limit l lili‘i‘ntf with Fl:
r973: Vidor :In': Home Blue in ‘II.
{milled rol s i
The word great hagbeen handed
about so often and freeRv that it has
lost some of its connotatipns. Yet. it
is the word. and the only word. fit
to describe this wonderful picture
which has lost not a single qualltl‘
in its transposition to the screen
[liberty Bldg. .Brldgvporl -
\Vnshtngton 0f ray Bldg.
PATENTS —. DIE-MARKS
Artarvellous Plchnriul'ionof
Sinclairlzwis Celebratedsw-
mmmm as signals A If I
Wham mum '
Admission
Adults, 30c; Children, All
' Matinees, 10¢
FRIDAY '
WILL BE
$—DOLLAR DAY—$
THE ——-
BOStOII Store
SEE TOMORROW’S PAPER FOR
’ PARTICULARS
from Sinclair Lewts‘ novel of the
CD2 D D) Read C
9.1 “It: name. '
Ava-o Strrel. ,-. tun. story of Carol
BUY THE VICTROLA
you have ,been wanting on
Easy Weekly Payments
Open Evenings
The HAMILTON SHOP
49 Wall Street
Krn it on [:1 ‘lnr brain but path-~-
tic efforts to nm‘; - 'Eopll-r Prairie .1
in Erik '.’;.Il;org. a. young idealist.
Two things happen: tongues begin
wagging maliciously. and Erik finds
himself so hopelessly in love with
Carol that he wants her to elopc.’
These situations bring on the drama.
tic climaxes to the picture.
MAIN CLOTHING
STORE
136 \VASEING’ION 81‘.
SO. NORWALK cons.
I
WHITE m2! LAST
The Textile Store
KAI-LOWE 'EN COSTUMES
Any Color You \Vunt.
ROME CAMBRIO
. Yard 1 5 c
TARLATANE
Yard
136 WASHINGTON ST.
80. NORWALK
w- .0... $12.98
SUIT-3...”...
BOSCH ‘
MAGNETD
All makes of Melon. Starters.
Jeneratore and ignition Systems re-
oalred and installed. We are also
selling New Bosch Ignition for
Fords and all other cars.
[19 So. Ruin St. 80. :70er
Phone 845
t
Scratch Feeds. Dry Mash,\
POULTRY BURLIES OP ALI. KINDS
In Large or Small Quantities
Grit, Shel Food wrappers, Drinking mountains.
1" Whole Grains. Mixed Feeds, Charcoal,
CARROLL-THE VEBMIN BIIJJNG' PAINT
Aflofthesundardl’oultry Remediesond Tonia.
BROWER & M
- 48 MAIN
NE FEED CO.
L
MARK
03o. KainSt.
PALACE
(Him,
apleuuretoshorhere.
lS'l' ANNIVERSARY SALE
. NOW 111' ml. SWING
Hundreds of Bargains! Come i Save a Dollar!
MARK-OFF SHOE STORES
' Itchy - n9
’ PALACE mam
KEEP IN STEl; WITH E'ASHION
at ransom. Younlllflildst
of fuhion’ s most brilliant shoe
comfortable, serviceable,
a
-OFF S
Bloch SouthNorwalk'
domains
Palace Boom an my
models for fall. Exclusive
at prices which mine it
b
ThéRoyal-Kendoll, *
"Blue Flame
;Coal_§aver
complete,
f.
,, $I5.00 lNSTALLED _1
Never Sold Before for Less Than $30.00 to $05.00
cs aogvg.
There are a goodly number already installed in the Nor-
walks-—Many report nearly 50% savings in coal.
WE GUARANTEE A 25% COAL SAVING
EA large percentage of your heat is wastedup the chimney .
linunburaedgamal'hmgassesareasmuchapartot
your fuel as the coal itself and when brought in contact
and mixed with heated oxygen,’ further wnlpnfion takes
place and more heat is produo
Saver does this automatically.
The Blue Flame 0081
AJONE
i
[stab/1'35“! 165 7 ’*
Store Close! D351! 33§Qld°°1I i
I, ’F“ ‘
.\ ~
A . Envelope _.
u \ o . ‘
- . ; Chemises and : -
. I ‘
N Ightgowns _
* Very New Arrivals :‘
‘ Philippine Embroidered ~
Envelope Chemises and ~
Nightgowns, h a. n d - e m— ‘
‘ _ -broidered and hand made .
,‘ .\ / which are of firmer ma- .5
terial than is usually .
found in these garments. , .
x i Scalloped edges on all ’
. ; gowns in V or round neck '—
” s ; styles. Envelopes to match
' ‘_ O . with strap top and built-
A up shoulders. $2.95
Porto Rican Embroidered
These are also suggcs.
§ . /’ ‘ tion: for most acceptable
l - Xmas gifts. Hand drawn
‘ I I ; A work is combined with -
. .-« embroidery and the gar— -.
i i .= tments are made until-e1~ y
"’l . u filly hand. Gowns are
f square and V-necked.
' ‘ $2.50 to 53.25
P ‘5‘? ‘ Envelopes, step-in-
- ”.1 . _“ ,. ' drawers and straight vest
’ chemises to match. $2.50 -
\ Extra sized Gowns are
‘ x . $3.50 to $3.95
.; Domestic Made Night.
gowns . .
; For everyday wear
’ . ’ many prefer these gowns
Misses. Coats With high end “necks,
‘ and long sleeves. Some O
' 0 have tucked yokes, others
Wlth wonderful StYle embroidery triznming,
Undoubtedly we have an unusual collection of Extra shengo t° $3122
coats for girls from 6 to 19 years of age. Many have Vmcks are smiitonsfl‘oo
fur collars, others have collars Of the material All While round necked
J. ' have the very latest style features seen in grown-up _ gowns with three-quarter
' ’ coats. ‘sleexes may be had at
‘ 4 $1.75 '
Added to all this are these facts: Second floor-
~ (1) Finest imported all woolens and tweeds are ’
the materials used. Three Day Sale
(2) The most skilled tailors and designers cleats Go , S' ‘
these coats. wns in Large ‘3“
(3) Interlinings and full linings make them soft
and warm. $47' 50 _
(4) Young people who have purchased them are We wish to remind you -
delighted.‘ that this sale is going on
(5) Prices $995 to $39.50. at present and will con-
‘ The coal: pictured is of black, soft woolen fabric :11: ”I" ““1 Thursday
having a wide white plaid. . Fill) .y lll'lCd and when Every style imaging; 9. t
lined. Fabrics are Poiret Twill,
'11:: cost at the right is a camel’s hair color, very or?” satm’ 0’33” 3"
t 1 h 1 h i 11 f Chme andother Silks. '
smart in s y e aving ong s aw CO at O raccoon. 313%.”. 431/2 to 563,;
. Junior Dept. Second floor. I Second floor.
' . Miss Mabell Thomas, . Dry Hill road, 1493-;
New Phone Numbers Wilton road. ...... . . . . . 1432-3 '1‘. E. ”Stensland
‘ —— Louis Evansco. 5 Byington place, ...... 269'!
Following is a list of new tele- Dearfield street. 1069 Owl Line Garage.
phones that have been installed Oscar T..Westerllns. Conn“ Turnpike. ....... «8
since the Issuing of the last list. cm, Silver-mine, ........ . .. . 196-14 Mrs. Anna “Fright.
this out and paste in the back of Otto Mandel. 26 Spring street. ........ “ax—i
your directory. N. Taylor avenue. ...... 1186-23 Chas. S. Muchal. ’
Name Tel, No. Howard C. Brooks, 21 Belden avenue ...... 1738 '9
Mrs. Josephine Hadik \ 36 \Voodward avenue, .. 1617-: Geo. B. Talmadge, E
West Cedar street. ...... 1402 Manin Bales, 51 80 Main street. . .. ... :4»
Mrs. Ella B. St. John. N Taylor axenue. 1186-12 John Stahl
g 13 St: John street, . .. . . . 1195-14 John G .Relnolds. 24 Fourth street. ........ ins-n;
Arthur E. Coley. 387 Main street. ........ 2339-5 Miss Florence M. McCarthy.
2': Ohio avenue. 2143-12 Miss Marion Kerr. 180 Main draft. "it;
Frank Ucceillni. ' 22 Lowe street, . . . . . . . . 2553-4 Edw. Benedict. A » _.
Couch avenue, . . . . . . . . . 1822-23 Cyrus Iannoccone. Newtown av enue. ... n»; a“
“3-,; may E. Pratt_ 118 Lexington avenue, .. 1882-23 John Fowler,
, 311‘,”me avenue; , _, ,. 1982-5 Vincent J. McQuillan’ 25 Springwood avenue .. 1m,
Milton Sniflen. ‘ 17 Leonard street. ...... 2020 C. C. Twitcheil.
' 1 Sherry street, ...... 9.. 691-5 Geo. Cpneo. ‘ 24 Orchard street. ...... 142'
Wm. B. Rider. 3, 80. Main street. . . . . . . 1503 Volunteers of America:
16 Westport’ avenue. . . 1277-3 Mrs. Edna. 31. Kear- 20 Wall street; ......., 83“
Fred W. Connolly; ' N. Taylor avenue. .... . 1186-5 G. 6': M. Style shop. as.
75 Cedar street. ......... 2558 Win. '1‘. Quinn.‘ p 110 Washington Mot. .. 150‘
Thornton Olsen. 105 Winfield street,\.. 2313—4 James Fiorilla. _
7 ' 24 Spring surest. ....... . 487 Phillip A. Jacob. , 4 Van Buren «also. ...,. 1
Roland Schneider, 16 Nelson avenue. . .:'. . . 1029-4 Mill Outlet Store.
8 Ohio avenue. . . . . . .. . 2863- 8 Streb Fur Cutting 00., 124 Washington street.
.mm mg, Rowayton avenue, . .... . 2799 Mrs. Mary Keating.
4 Burbank street. ...... 1257- 5 Clifiordfiummers, 34 street, ......
J. F. Major, - 26 Jetferson street. ...... 2013-6 Win. 1). flights.
' 10 West avenue, 73-14 Alpha. Plating Works. : Nara: avenue. ........
. Stephen- Pnskas, 53 Day street. ..... .... . 302-:
.N Taylor avenue. . . . . . . 1186-32 W. G. Cleveland,
.Miss Anni-incite Genkerell. Silvermine avenue. . . . . . . 502
- 52 Planning avenue. . . . . 1924-: Melvin Gould. , -
’ shamanism . . . u Resen'lor avenue. .... ‘431
GOV! ‘ “n3. ‘coollooofio 37’. “Clio? #- Ikmm ; I .
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