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ESTERSbN MANAGING DIRECTOR
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LELLIAN GISH
. - ,. Henry King Production of
WHITE SISTE- ”
: :_ .. 3- 31 d Algiers in the actual settings of
1.3! \RION CRAWFORD’S
Famous Novel
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“‘{1 and stand up and cheer-over LILLIXN GISH fn
. Sta-y of love that was tried inlthe fires of passion.
EDNESDAY —— THURSDAY —— FRIDAY
u THE REGENT AT THE PALACE '
m. . ,, “Nelli T .
.10 1119 Ladies , 0133134 Effigyful _
"f l’roductlon Featuring
:re Claire Windsor. Mae Busch,
. . 3* “be“ and Lew Cody and Hobart
m: Jerome Eddy . ' Bosworth
final scene.
expected
Chambers. ,
On “'ednesday; Thursday and Fri-
day. "The \Voman on the Jury," will
be offered the patrons.
of the greatest picture attractions
of the season oft—1924.
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“Betd‘een Friends.”
“Between'Friendsfl which is being
shown for today and tomorrow at
the Ilialto theater comes from the
of Robert W.
“Between Friends,”
has written a story of unusual inter-
est infwhich suspense rules to the
His leading character.
played by Lou Tellegen, turned. bit-
terngainst all Women through the
unfaithfuliuss of one.
Chambers 10 find his reVenge plan'
too terlible to carry to 11 conclusion
and the means of accomplishing this
furnishes a. theme such as might be
so versatile
Mr.
of one
REGENT-PALACE.
" “The “’hitc Sister!)
One of the. greatest of all love.
stories. “The \V‘hlte Sister." adapted
from 1“. Marion Crawford's novelfis
the offering at the. Regent and Pal-
ncc' theaters today" and tomorrow.
, Henry King. the well-known direc-
' tor chose‘ the
Gish to play the name role and in
it she rises to. supreme heights. Her
spirituelle
Cham bets.
Chambers
is made by
Here is one
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Lillian
y'herse
__ as was her acting in “Birth or .‘ Na-
‘ Lien ", "Way Down East." "Broken
~11. clots
Blo'ssoms"‘and “The Two Orphansfl
it is far surpassed in “The White.
Sister, " which a! so marks the screen
debut of Ronald Colman, the hand-
some dashing hero:
The picture'is a. perfect. visualiza-
tion or the F. Marion Crawford
widely read story told in all its dra-
matic intensity and filmed in Italy
against picturesque and beautiful
backgrounds and in Algiers. The
actual eruptiOn of Mt. Vesuvius is
shown and as a. matter ol‘ fact. “The
\Vhite Sister"
the "perfect picture."
Its supporting cast includes seg-
cral foreign celebrities of stage and
screen and Gail Kane, J. Barney
Sherry and Charles Laue.
l 'WESTUN
A. XV. Bull is spending the week-
end in New York city.
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Louis .Kroger has rented his
place to Dr. Lawrence and family.
of Brooklyn. for the summer. Dr.
Lawrence has taken immediate pos—
session and Mr. and Mrs. Kroger
haxe gone to Woedvillc. Vt.
Mrs. Annie \Valsh spent Sunday
with her son. Perry Haines. in
Bridgeport.
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The demonstration in resehting
chairs. given at Lyon Plains re-
' wide strap
"1:3.- stitching.
gradc shoes—to go at one price.
‘3. 3.:Z12g
sandal.
of Shoes
On.Monday we shall place on sale several hundred
~pairs of the season’s best styles in shoes for street,
sports and dressy wear. All are first quality high
$4.85
A tale Combining Fashion, Quality and Low Price.
Nine shoes are pictured. There a're othcrvtnodels
too numerous to picture.
pictured.
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in ‘thc styles you want.
buying several pairs at this sale.
'4. Patent leather
with stitching
Ind c c n t c r
Itrap.
sandal.
6. Grey Calfskin fancy
All sizes in all styles
Come early to be sure of a good selection and fit
You will save money by
Main floor.
'5. Plain patent 'colt
:rimmed- with '
black kid. ' ,
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lVIideeason Sale ‘~
Slack satin sandal with
comes. near to beingl
be held on Thunday, June 1?. and
a special alien. to attend and receive
instruction in this work. .
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John C. Funton has sold two par-
cels of land with buildings to Freak
C. Wiles. of lVestport.
situated at the bplcturesque F urge.
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Friday night being Neighbors
filled. 116 being present, 24 from
.Greenlield Hill grunge; ‘ 25 from
Cannoudule; two from, lltidgeu‘eld:
1: visitors and 53~ froni"Norfield
grange. A good program arid tine
supper were sened by Nor-field
members. Dancing “as a. special
feature of the evening. ‘ ~
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“‘Dick" coleman is busy‘putting
the ran: at Norfield in much need-
ed repair. -
co. 1'
John Wilson continues very ill.
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An East Norwalk orchestra will
furnish music for dancing after the
entertainment at. \Veslon hall. next
“’ednesday evenl“
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Mr. and Mrs. John Poklemba. of
-Ily avenue had as their guest over
the n eek-end their neice. Miss Mar—
garet Poklemba of Bridgeport.
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Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery,”
Brassieres, Underwear
AT MODERATE PRICES
chairs were réscated with grass rop'e.
one with splint. and tour ware 1
newly curled. Another meeting will .‘
v‘s'ight. Norlleld Grange hall was well
it is hoped more people will make *
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The land is , ' ‘
I .Th 'house iii/which modern.
plum n; is installed} even wears
a. comfortable look. It seems to
,“Here rest and peace and
health abide my a genuine hos-
pitality." >
The NASH, RAYMOND»
», & DEAN Co.
2 Flex Hill Road
PMME. JEANNETTE
56 80: Main 8t. 80. Norwalk
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‘ Heavy Sale
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TENNIS SHOES
3"” $1.49
.An Unusual Value.
Keeler’s ,
SHOE STORE
Opposite Riulto Theatre
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Novak or
188 South Main street entertained
at their home yesterday, friends from
Bridgeport. '
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'Street, Norwalk.
stock.
stitching.
8.
Brown suede with brown
calfskin trim mings;
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4*
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7.
DAILY DELIVERY TO SOUTH NDRWALK
Our delivery car 1.92": the
afternoon will!» MW
- 7 cal-.7 anti—Gus
the following morning.
Norwalk Wire—Narmlk 3034.
stomat8Asl£each day mango-ewes madeinthg‘ . _
Dressy gtmlll'efal calf , ‘
trimmed with suede. ’V
Inter.
The Textile Store
. Opening a new store in the Fairfield Building, won
The Washington Street store Will be taken care of
as usual exceptinguthat a wider variety of goods
Date of opening of the new store will be announced
will be carried and more lines added to the present . '
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A wonder pictured as man '5 love and his vengeance. I
A PICTCRE EVERY \\ OMAN SBOl Ll) SEE.
STAN LAUREL COMEDY
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY ' ‘
Direct from the Strand Theater, New York ’
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realism rouosnow,
Direct from the Eivou'rheiter; New York
“BETWEEN FRIENDS”
By Robert W. Chambers
and
PATHS
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SECOND CONCERT
THE GHORAL ART SOCIETY OF NORWALK‘
Sir Edward Elgar’ s “BANNER. OF ST. GEORGE"
(Two First Violins; SCCond Violin, Viola. Bass, Cello, Clarinet, Hm
NORWALK METHODIST EPISCOPAI. CHURCH
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 27th
TICKETS $1.00
ROY “ ILLXA‘IS STEELE. Conductor
' - —- — Presenting -— — —
and PART-SONG PROGRAM
——-——Asslsted by—-—-—
THE MAX BARR. ENSEMBLE
and French Horn)
———and-———
RUSS GRACE NOBTHBUP, Soprano
LIGHT FIFILEN OCLOCK
SEASON 1923-:
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PROMPT
DELIVERY
GEHEBE’S
IT'S HEIRE IF IT’S HOUSEWARES
hoes, spades, hose
burrows,
DECORATION DAY musty
Flower boxes. ccr'heterywnsen, '
garden hose. lawnmowers, rakar.
hand trowels.
sets, hedge clippers. scyles. grass /
shears, flower pots, etc. ,
PHONE
reels, wheel- :
garden
33 “'ASHINGTON ST.
mom‘s'onwsmx. 003m!
IN BATHROOM
KITCHEN AND
LAUNDRYI
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DURING
THIS 5.11.1.2
ONLY
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HOT: WAT E
F of Every Purpose
IN TIMES
ONLY
- 75c
DURING
r1115 SALE
ONLY ‘
' DOWN
.5 Places A Vulcan Tank
Phon21680 -. K
. AND HAVE ouR‘REPRESENTA'riVE-CALL'
Water Heater In Your Home
BALANCE IN SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENTS
.» A
GOOD HOT WATER SERVICE IN THE HOME IS JUST
. 3 'AS ESSENTIAL AS GOOD LIGHTING
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51C K\ESS AND 11‘ ’
(HEALTH .
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