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SATURDAY
PRESENTS
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“The “ ild Party”
SUNDAY
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Special Prologue Feature
In“. I \ I Y DANCERS—8
do! l.’.~‘ prI-mnnl direcuon 01'
q M :1er II Allor In Interpreta-
llre )[vlllll-Il Gypsy Dance-
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PALACE
”Theatre
73 .1. M'glng Director
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ODAY and TOMORROW
els one of the choicest
udevxlle program of the
Whole year
t' In \Izh' WALLY JAMES
:1 I Ira Ifnmedy Vin“!
PM“ A ADAMS a
\M l \ GRIFFITH
“‘ ”“ Song Colnedlans
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SUNDAY
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COMING NEXT WEEK
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Loin Veal Chops 320 lb.
tcheal (solid
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Come To Bridgeports Largest Shoe Store And Save Monom- I
SLATERS. 1200 Main st. Bridgeport mom mt silos mm or All m lllll
moo IIIIIII ensue smell or TllllE lEAIlII m: “ T;
MonufnchncrsochwEnghud
TURNED OVER TO SLATER’S BIG SHOE STOR
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THOUSANDS or PAIRS—HUNDREDS or STYLES—FOR MEN, women, sols AND GIRLS -
Shoes, Rubbers, Rubber Boots, Overshoos and Slim)
E. ALMOST GIVEN AWAY
The most startling sale of high-grade shoes over brougbt before its public. You have never before seen anything like {W n]... ot a... .g.
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SALE STARTS FRIDAY MORNING .3.
Heavy Weight.
nomad. oI Pairs for Men, w... mom
High Shoes. Low Shoes”, Broad Toes,
Bluchmandlaoe
Medidm CWTms .
Styles. worth $5 and 56. Light or
NewbotsAdded Every Hour.
loom flow-Inns:
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BARGAIN TABLES LOADED
'wrns'nors'. our: sun omnnnmrs
SHOES, OXI'ORDB AND W A! m
LOWEST rmmnmnsnn Ol'.
'17Men’s Extra High Grade
$7. 50 and $8 Shoes
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ants. WALLACE manrn' NOBLE
won;
Crusades Agnlnst n Foe Many Timon
Stronger Than The Infidels of Old.
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Why did Mrs. Wallace Reid leave
her house of mourning for the glare
of the studio spotlight?
Why has she broken the usual
rule of widow's retirement. to re-
enter moving pictures?
s The answer Is this: Because she.
of all women. has brought most
forcibly to her the noed ot a. moral
awakening—another grca: reforma-
seoson. It obOunds with. thrills and
romcklng comedy. “Strangers of the
leht." ls s. mystery romance of ad-
vantage and love, ’tdd graphlcslly
scolnst background or rare beauty.
It opens in a mansion on the Corn.
lsh coast of England and leads from
3. drawing room to s. pirate crulse
and back boloro the unexpected
climax ls reached. “strangers ol’ the
Night." ls tho sci-eel version o!
Captain Applejack. that has amused
audlences'ln New York and London.
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PALACE VAUDEVIIJAE
THE THEATRES
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‘33 5 O the Night,” will gon-
- ' “38 day presentation at
Io: ll .1201- today. The“ '30
. '1 wt seen the photopm
'3 the victors treat as as
Maugham Pic-so Ins-go
Andlcnccschck-asdstxow
10”,me
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lpll'kun‘ acts of vaudeville
mm 1111'. fir“ 4” “mm” “
the m theater yesterday when
tbs new week-end show opened-
Humor David Btu-son has “all
solsctod I“ “I. ”9° ‘3‘ blll M
am like. most ”10 ”0“
gm h. the collar amusement
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Japanese 111881811. who were excep-
noun, clever and save an outer.
tnlnmcnt program d ldcdly out of
the ordinary. This mblnatlon is
one at the best that has been. pre-
sented in this city. Wally James
created a, sensation early in the show
with his comedy line and the en—
thusiasm of the house was evidence
enough of the favor with which his»
act was received. Murphy & Brad-
ley ln dancing novelties were also
favorites with the Nos-walk putt-oils
of tho vaudeville and were accorded
a fine reception. ~Adams and Grllflth
got a very bl: band tor their mung
comedi'o oflerlng whllo the quartet
that cl the show under the title
of Harmony hand was also up in
the front ranks for the Lonors that
go to tho but. Thwplctnro pressu-
tatlon that to being olured with the
vaudeville sets this week is ”Douch-
tars ot the Rich.“ With Hirim
Cooper. out» Gun. Jo-enh Evict-
srdsndothorstars thlslsonoot
tho usdlng productions of the rear
The entire show is one that should
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non—n twentieth century crusade
against a. foe many times stronger
than the Infidel of old.
She has made a supreme effort to
cm'rct the broken thread-s oi her
life and plece them into one fabric
~—I.o carry on a. noble work. To
smaller in her present aspect of cru-
sader, one would say she Was a Glb-
ra'rar of. stolcism. Yet it is sheer
grit and determination that is keep-
ing her sorrow-benumbcd faculties
together.
Her devotion as a wife and moth.
or, her talent as an actress. her
convictions as a reformer—all these
lnnate forces she has comlned in
building .up the” greatest achieve-
ment of‘ her career. In "Human
Wreckage." the great picture ' scr-
mon which she has completed with
the old of such prominent people
as William J. Earls, Mayor Cryermt
Los Angeles. Dr. R. B. van Kleins—
mld. President of the University or
Southern California. and Benjamin
Bledsoe. United States Judge 1 the
Twelfth Federal District. she has
projected on the screen her concep-
tion of the problem which confronts
the world.
. madman Wrecks?" is not the
story of s. weakllng. It is the story
of a. man. his both in nature and
stature: a. man bitterly opposed to
the illegal traffic in narcotlcs: a.
leader, in fact. in the ranks of those
who strive to wipe thls evil from
fall coming through overwork. as it
does in so many cases of similar
nature. he fights the same light. that
other have fought before him—for
health and recovery. It is to these
silent fighters. who. in
Beast. that Mrs. Reid pays tribute
in "Human Wreckage."
DOW! .
“Deudous Dumb Belle” Oonclndsn
at the Meat Theater Today.
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"Dulcy” the Kaufmann-Connelly
production or such tremendous suc-
cess whlch has been adapted for the
screen with Constance Talmadze in
the featured role will conclude its
three days' engagement at the Re-
gent theater today. It is not often
the privilege of a. mum: to one:
an entertainment so entirely whole-
some and yet so very pleasing_ as
"Daley" has raved to be. The man-
ifestatlons or prove.) from Norwalk
theatergoers has been a. source or
no little satisfaction to Moniker
David Esterson. Doubtless the Re-
gent will be filled to conic“! W
for the final showing of this NW
and law's: Constance Wat‘-
tux-e. ,
One or the :M‘ -
union of “n o
the face of the earth. His down--
sol Ital-3..
places. wage war against the “”5““? wm get-a we treat to seeing them
picture "(.18 Spanish Dancer."
day. Tuesday. Wednesday and un-
day will be the presentation 1' a
specially arranged Spanish gypsy
dance‘ prologue by advanced juve-
nlle pupils at Miss Mildred Aller’s
school of Dancing. Those who will
take part are: Consuelo. Dawson.
Bertha. Scofleld, Mary Lynch. Alyb:
Graham. Henrietta Brown. Eileen
McMahon. Lillian Berman and Gilli-
erlne Vanst. Theses‘uttle ‘stars' rang-
ing tram 10 to 13 are among the best
dancers at thelr age in Fairlie”
county and patrons of the I‘gent
in the interpretative dance numbers
under Misc Aller personal direction.
each evening during the engagement
of Polo Negrl's biggest and latest
Local Driver in ,
' Court 'for' Accident
Winn Evansco. Deer-field street.
will appear before I. depdty motor
vehicle commissioner Tuesday morn.
dug in Bridgeport to give versionq
of an automobile acclden in which
his automobile figured some mos
ago. Elgbtoen Bridgeport drivers
and a number of autompblllms 1n
outlying towns will also be heard.
in val-lon- other cases Including so-
oldentn operating under the 'nfln-
They will appear at the first show
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who ls adopted by Harry Carey and
"Hopelul" Mason and old prospect-
or. Ito charge is thrust upon themI
but finally leads to s. happiness that
only a baby can bring. A snow
storm, a. chase through the moun-
tains an", the outstanding dramatic
work or they makes this one of the
best pictures ever produced by this
western star.
Round Seven of Fighting Blood
will occupy one of the prominent
places on the bill.
'_l‘wo NorWalkeVVomcn
Ask for Divorces
The list of uncontested divorces to
be soughtat the short calendar ses-
sion of the Superior court today in
Bridgeport, includes that of Minnie
Estelle Glans of this city. She claims
that her husband. Oscar Glsns. oi
Bedding. dtserted her after 21 year!
of married life. The marriage took
place August 13,1899 and the all
eged desertlon occured April 5,
1320.
Margaret Run: of this city also
filed worn for divorce. She claims
that he husband George 3. Kurt“
Westport deserted her February 0.
1919. She asks for custody of a
daughter. Mildred. four yonu old.
Four other divorce cases are scho-
dnled to be heard.
m .Ioo’oofioo‘oooooo a“.
Childras’flll manna) soc-u,
A Innocence} crew and u to!“
brew of lovo‘ fun and (him
nor run: robs!
{run NIGHT"
“HORROW
Norwalk Chronicler