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At the Regent—Matinee and Night
MONDAY AND TUESDAY '
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. Palace. Matinee Only, Monday and Tuesday
and Matinee and Night Wednesday
CARL LAEMM'LE
Presents
l . Warren Kerrigan
.\'-\ Q. NILSSON and TOM SANTSCHI
"will I'D BY A PO\VIZRI’[’I1 CAST. INCLUDING GEORGIA
ll-I lllUltl'lZ. \\’I.\IFRILI) BRYSON. CHARLES CLARY. \VIN-
ll \l l.. RICHARD KHAN. HERBERT IOIITIER. ANNA 3L‘Y
\\'U.\(i AND .‘L‘Nl’ OTllLRS IN
UNIVERSAL SUPER JE‘VEL
T HUNDERING
- DAWN ,
t'l‘ THE REGENT AT THE PA ACE
DNESDAY. THURSDAY THURSDAY, an Y and
- Sensation of t e ear ,. . .
Baby Peggy Vi 1th Keith Vaudenlle
- All Star Cast
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In
"The Darling of _ .
New York” “Rip Tide”
.lril‘ READY BOYS FOR THE BIG SHO
NEXT WEEK ,
HAROLD LLOYD in “GIRL SHY”
egem‘ and Palace
11 Wed. May 7th
at the .
oyal James Hotel, Norwalk
1 :3 A. M. to 5 P. at, You Are Invited to a. Comprehen-
sive Showing of
?: AND COUNTRY APPAREL FOR WOMEN AND
JUNIOR CLOTHES FOB. AGES 3 TO 141
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'15 -"lwear and Afternoon Dresses comprise mod-
“ Imm Mayehoff, Golflex, Daventree as well
- as imports. ‘
\ from Dobbs, Phipps, Trotteur, Rawak an
other makers.
INLORED WAISTS, BLOIiSES, SWEATERS
AND ACCESSORIES WILL ALSO
BE SHOWN.
‘ =— ‘nope that you, to whom the marten and newest
‘rnrel will undoubtedly have an appeal, will be
" wrent at our initial display in Norwalk, .
you desire to purchase or not.
Shop. of g
Olga R. Woodhll
FOUR HUNDRED RWY-POUR Jon! an!!!
mans 1mm ”0
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PRAISE OF ALL .
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Chancellor’s Foes Join
in Acclaiming First
Effort of Labor
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LONDON. May 7 —-—ll:\'eitalily
even in an orpnlnl; lion which is so
professed}? "--i ulrizin" its the
British Labor i»- ty. errtain men
must in the, public \‘lf.\\' stand out
head anl Silolildl-rs also“: their fel-
lons. For lllc lost three months it
has ll-“rn I'l“ llll'.‘r I:£illl5.1}' MacDon-
ald Whom lll': “ltlt: world has (lis—
cox'crtd. in the Words 01‘ one L‘vritish
nuuspuptr, 3:) "1.1? grtnttr than his
party.”
’l‘llLSLlfif: last “as I‘lliiip Sndw-
(‘u n s GA). “ii that tiny the
Luliur Cizana‘tllor of the Exchequer
introduccrl in tile House of Com.-
moils the l;!‘:( l...::on;ll lludgtt ever
)‘lt'ynru-Z‘l iv_\' A L.-.i.»or party. \Vllen
a: the tzll of l::.~‘ task. his trail phy-
Sl'lllu “urn (".1 lix' ills ti’forl. the
Cllullctill)!‘ “as n ill-ll hilkk to his
.‘r‘Lfll. lie \\.l:~ surroumicd iv): a con-
glatillazcry il.t‘ul‘.f§ of M. l'.'s. \Vliicli
inclu'i‘d thine former l'rrmi-‘rs—
-\2~i'.ill'.ll, Lie); thugs and Bald-
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(.HE!‘ 1':th
riflilc)‘ il‘. 2~ ..
tccilve G'Z'I' ~ on ‘.
Will be, :r :.:‘.« .
lilo (.‘-.i'1v!
{‘Zii'll‘e of l.l$ financial
abolition-of llru-
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l;.l;i|,l‘.lfll.\' tight;
ixui as a. person-
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roxul.
nl 53.0“”an are
- latter had
ntuge of lun-
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. . serious cycling
accuient ‘\..l‘."R lawn. Lilli. in tile
on of i..ls century—Snow—
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curly §
den til l ::l out forty—this
mnnit‘cs.ed l‘i bitterness of
temper 4. lll'lt'llC sulc in de-
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bate. \\"- lcll
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:-.r to his sup—
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posed res
Al Trillium
lllALTO
“sh L'llinder Lore."
satires on the ngill
Any rlenn lJ‘JleC. ivlziei: lune COIlZ‘.’
to stage 21-) SLI‘CLH in recent years,
none 1m. .1115 the typical situation
to better alliantage than the “'1':—
22am l‘ox spacial “Six Cylinder
Lone." which opaned a. two‘dny en—
gagement a: tit-:- liinito theater this
afternoon. Ernas: Trucx who play-
ed the lead on tile stage, has tin:
same role in the picture. Florence
Eldridge plays opposite- him as the
bride and a. good east give CiCXCI‘
support.
The picture presents the troubles
L"? sc‘or. .s of
of a young temple in moderate Cll-l
cuntstances who buy an cemensit-r
car. They Lit all tne ruts head-on
before they finally settle down. con-
vinced that synthetic gin and gaso-
line won’t mix.
REGENT. PALACE.
Thundering Dawn.
J. “'arren Kcrrigan. the popular,
cinema star. will be seen today. to-
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WAYSIDE INN '\
BOSTON POST ROAD 4
South Norwalk
N O W O’P E N
RESTAURANT
and HOTEL
Dancing 8:00 P. 3!. to 1:00 A. BI.
ITALIAN AND ADIEBICAS
COOKING.
The TextiIe Store I
New Printed Crepe, Woolens,
Dress Linen, Trimming,
Deligner Patterns.
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SOUTH -NORWALK
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TICKETS MAY BE ORDERED BY PHONE— CALL' 344
AUSPICES NORWALK LODGE
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lnce and night at the Regent todayl
morrow and Wednesday at the Re- the tropics. Soon he is a. drink-
gr-nt and' Palace Theatre in a strange crazed \ictlm or the coast city's and Tuesday: matinee only at the
role. It I! thgt 0‘ an outcast white leCS. Paiace today and tomorrow and
man in the big special Universal Hie finance . , matinee and night “'ednesda)‘.
.. . .. ~ . Dialed by Anna. Q.
production. Thundering Damn. 511550". follows him to Java, and .
As a. model young man, about to struggle: to regenerate him. She
be married. he flees from home to herself almost fails a victim to the I
attract blame. he thinks rests on his 2:217: millions: wllilch hfldfl lll‘ltr 'CITY ',
. A. . ‘ D Part. L e “‘ X15 Du . na 3'»
fathers Shoulders for supposed but not until ii, typhoon and trial ‘
business defalcatlous. He goes to wave mm”). the coast settlements. Qt
Jaw: and succumbs to the lure of Thundering Dawn will play mat- PLUMBING g
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With the Musical camedy‘ “Alice! who." ' Art Than?”
A J'UBILEE OF MELODY, COMEDY, MIRTI-I AND MINS
ALACE
TRELRY, WITH A PROMINENT LOCAL‘ CAST ‘
+ TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT —_—
Opular Prices 75C, ’1.00, 1.25, 1.50
\ FAGED, REHEARSED AND EQUIPPED BY HARRINGTON ADAMS, INC. ‘-
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709, B. P. O. E.
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TELEPHONE GIRL SERIES
TODAY and Tomonnow, ‘
ERNEST TRUEX .
In the Comedy "Front- of the Your!
“SIX/CYLINDER LOVE”
From the Biggest Stage Success In Twenty Years. .
and PATH}: Rxw
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAX
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Premier Presentation of
= _ . A SON OF THE SAHARA”
THE GREAT AMERICAN DRABIA DIADE IN ALGERIA ‘
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Bert, Lytell, Claire Windsor, Walter McGraill, Rosemary
Theby, Montague Love.
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All.¢ompletevaei;ythln¢ numb
Stove at work will convince you
it's the stove you need for your
camping or auto-touring trip.“
Come in and see howthin new
and better stove generateetofufl
cooking' heat in 2 minutes; how
, everything is built
in; how it folds up
compactly and car.
ties like a suit one.
It's all complete—no
extras to buy or
bother with.
“O‘Colenun Camp-Sm; bnk;l, fries. boils; toasts. r0986. brhflarlt
BOIVOI the cnmp cooking problem in double-Action style. Fuel in com-
mon motor gasoline. Come in and let us demonstrate this better novel
PROMPT GEHEBE’S PHONE
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501.111 NORWALK, con—x
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PALACE BOOTERY.
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
SHOES OF FASHION
footwear.
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Never were shoes more beautiful than those being shown at
the Palace Bootery. One glance at our window and you will
be tempted to buy a. pair. Palace Bootery footwear always
lead: the style mode. Guide yourself by Palace Boater} '
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