1, .7,
and Palace
} S TODAY-2:15, 7:15, 9:10
_. PICTURE MAGNIFICENT !
PPORTING CAST THAT mpLUDEs f
.. ER, ROBERT EDESON, JOSEPH
' RD AND OTHERS IN "
EN”
’ ’ egeilti
Saturday at the Palace '.
gRichard Barthelmess ‘
‘With Carol Dempster, Cran-
_' orcnce
“ha and
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“3th": furd Kent in D. W. Grifiit—h’s
11"“ ivvell-known' screen master-
Into lplece—
” l “The Love Flower”
ASDNDAY EVENING
ON in “BROADWAY OR BUST”
.
r, , DAY AND TUESDAY
V: Special, "Bluff," Starring Agnes Ayres,
j 5000 KarnS. Arthur Hoyt and Others.
‘1‘ .
MU BEAH
ELCOME
f: VISITING SHRINERS
7 0m All Over the East
AL CARNIVAL OF FUN
é COMING 100 MILES TO SEE":
Evening
e Day Sale
Dimorrow-Saturdazr
Adm aroma.
. other; two items of news which make
i"ll.\\’l-I AN opportunity on me."
Dfixie Hines )
NEW YORK, July lit—As a re-
ward fbr thdée who. with commend-
able patience, have daily read thru
sei‘emaiwight columns of Hollywood
scandal, prohibition raids and the
MAY APP ~
RIALIQBENEHI
Theatre Men Trying to
Get Star to Aid Sun-
day Showing. for Lor-
ain Sufierers
It plans of the management of the
Rialto theatre materialize a. famous
motion picture actress will make her
appearance at the belief“: perform-
ance Sunday afternoon to be held at
the. Rialto {or the sufferers of Lor-
rain. Ohio. The management is now
actively engaged in endeavors to
have this actress ap ear and if it
succeeds in persuading her to parti-
cipate an announcement to this ef-
fect will be made.
All of the money derived’ will be
turned over for the relief 0: the
stricken, the management of the
theatre hearing all of the expense.
The tickets are on sale at the Ri-
alto box office. “While they are not
selling very fast it is believed that
they will be moving faster between
now and the day of the performance.
It is certain that Norwalkers will
respond to the appeal for aid and
will not forget. the sad plight of our
own country men and wymen suffer-
ing after a disasterous catastrophe.
up all the printed matter at present.
there was a small item discovered
\vhioh informed the general public
that Hollywood can produce some»
thing besides scandal. This item
read;
“While there is do confirmation to
thc story, Hollywood hears on very
good authority that Juno Mathis.
the. famous scenario writer in the
Hindi world. has been quietly mar-
ried to George \Valsh. who lately ap-
peared with Mary Pickford in '80-
situ' and who now is acting the
“"510 role in the film version of “Ben
liiau‘,‘ adapted by Miss Mathis from
the famous story. Miss Mathis. it
Inlay be recalled. discovered the great
’mlvnts of Rudolph Valentine and
'wtl-ole his first setnario . She also
made the discover;' that Mr. W’alsh
Possessed many of the qualities
which are so greatly desired on the
screen. Miss Mathis is due to re~
turn to the United States within a
few weeks and then the rumor may
be confirmed."
The whole life of June Mathis has
Iron a romance. Starting her pro-
fessional career as an ingenue with
Julian Plltinge, she suddenly display-
ed on llnCIInny aptitude for adapt-
ing plays for the screen. She has
made: the most successful. the most
inlvrcsilng and th: most iamous
screen stories. She has been placed
in absolute control of the largest
editorial department in the screcn
“mid. and she stands today. head
and shoulders above all who hold
similar positions in other studios.
She is the highest paid editor in.
lzlllldom, and one of ill" half dozen
\"lvnlC'l‘. in America. carrying more
than a million dollars insurance.
lmrlng all this lilil-‘l Sht' has steadily
grown lll that :iClllIlt‘il so necessary
to success in anything concerning
the screw‘n, and her ability to dis-
cover hidden dramatic talent in
mrrn and women is almost uncanny.
It is not known whether she has
really been wedded to Mr. “’ulsh or
not. but it is known that they have
mnplnyvd a close and beautiful
friendship for several years.
Ontario to Vote on
Liquor October 25
TORONTO, July 18.—Oniario citi-
zens will pass upon the liquor issue
on Thursday, October 23, next. De-
cision to hold plebiscite upon the
that date has alter careful consid-
eration been reached by the govern-
ment and represents the fulfillment
of Premier Ferguson‘s election time
pledge of a. vote for the people,"
“It“ and when publiclopinion dc-
mzmds it." the form of the question
to be voted upon has not yet been
announced by the Prime Minister.
Jl'DGI—I ANDERSON EVASIVE.
BOSTON, July lS.—-I"edr‘ral Judgr‘l
Gcorgn \V_. Anderson, incnlionml in
“'ashington dispatch \Vodnosday
night as among those most promin-
ently under consideration as the vice _
presidential candidate on the l.al“ol- E
lette ticket. was asked today who-é
thcr he would accept it the place
were offered him.
“I thought that dog days did not
begin until July 22," was his only
the
‘ minimums
can heart and is typical of the Ameri-
Tomorrow’s program will include
Fred Thomson in “rhs mask 0! Lo—
pez" and another Chronicle otlAmerl
ca. entitled “Frontier Women.".
"The Mask of Lopez" and the otter-
ing of Chronicle 0: America are two
very good attractions and it is only
with the most particular selection
that 0. bill like this is altered.
RIAIII’O.
. “Babbitt.”
"Babbitt." which will be shown for
the last time today at the Rialto
theatre is one or those pictures which
you will enjoy immensely. While it
is not a super-feature it is an attrac— .
tion that comes nearest to theAmeri-
The father who used to lay rails
ten hours for one dollar. now has
a son who lays brick one hour for
ten dollars.
coin characteristics. . It has met with
the unstinted approval of large an-
o
SPECIAL FOR.
SATURDAY
350 Pairs of Barry
Shoes and Oxfords
AND OTHER STANDARD MAKES.
Values 3800-31000 Pair—At
$4.95
150 BATHING SUITS
$3.7 5
All Wool. Value $5.50.
At ....................... ' . . . . .
150 PAIRS KHAKI PANTS $150,
Value $2.50, at ...................
LOUIS AVRICK
P. O. BLOCK :: :: SO. NORWALK
classified section is saying. comment.
We Over-bought and we admit condition th
chandise as quickly as we had expected, TH
determined that this surplus stock must be
Commencing Sat
, 200 I
ARI Cill‘l‘ON DRESSES
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Imw' will
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Sizes 34 to 44. Values to $10.
Jen's and Young Men’s Suits That Are
ade to Keep Their Shape Whlle Keep-
g You C001.
$1 0.00
Worth up to $25.
J A C 0 BY " S
I The House of Kuppenheimezr ,
12-14 North Main Street
THE SPANISH OF OLD
USE THE PHRASE
LA MEJOR
MEANING THE BEST
WE EXPRESS THE SAME TH O UGHT
THROUGH M AN Y WONDERFUL CREA-
‘ ON S THAT WE NOW HAVE ON DllSPLA‘Y.
rS‘ITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME JUST
LOOK AND ENJOY.
' W. Fairclzu'ld 69° Sons,i Inc.
J E \V ISLERS---OPTICIANS—-STATIONE RS
MAIN AT ARCADEe—BRIDGEPCERT.
will interest the men of this vicinity to pure
radical reductions. "
We place on sale our complete stock of men’s clothing and furnishings at prices that
Our first sale in fourteen years in business.
I ‘ i :
silence. and It I! bound to please you.
Tm: ooonssr THEATRE m Tin: NORWALKS
. :: LAST TIMES TODAY a; t: '
“BABBITT” ‘
By Lewis Sinclair Author of Main Street '\ 7
The Story That Rocked Millions Out of Their Apathy. 7;
SATURDAY . SUNDAY EVENING , _
Fred Thompson In Ethel Clayton .P:-
—-in——- la:
wry-i
THE MASK 0F LOPEZ .2
"ram woman" “The Remittance '
Another chapter of Chroni- Woman ’
cles of America. KINOGRAMS COMEDY
SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT 2:30
Special Motion Picture Benefit for Sufferers of Lorain, Ohio
“DAMAGED HEARTS” 7'
WITH EDMUND BREESE OF THIS CITY
— MR. BREESE AND MAYOR THOMAS ROBINS WILL ADDRESS
Tin: AUDIENCE.
The entire proceeds derived will be given for the sufferers or the
disaster at Lorain. Ohio.
Benefit Tickets Now on Sale at the Rialto.
PRENSKY’S $15,000 ,
DISPOSAL SALE
is spring midsummer did not move our mer-
EREFORE, AND FOR THAT REASON we
sold, regardless of cost or loss to us.
urday, “July 19th
hase their needs for now and the future at
$15.00 and $16.50 Genuine Palm
Beach Suits, mostly $9 45
f in stout models . . . . .
. P $25.00 Men’s Fine Suits in the.
g . new two and three button models
i" also some fine conservative .
‘ X3 lili.T’T.t.17‘.’.l.°.ti . $16-85
$32.50 and $35.00 Men’s Suits in
our better grade stock, some fine
worsteds among the $27 45 ' ‘ ‘
lot ..... t ......... .
~ $27.50 and $30.00 Men’s Suits in
. .- either young men’s or conserva-
tive models, extra $22 45
0
fine values . . . .
MEN’S SHIRTS
$2.00 Percales or Madras, in
pretty stripes. $1 39
At
ARROW COLLARS
Discontinued numbers in semi-r
soft and stiff collars.
10 C each
$1.50 N eckwear .......... $1.19
$1 Neckwear, 69c or 3 for $2.00
$1.00 Athletic Union Suits . . 19c
$1.75 & $2.00 Union Suits . $1.39
$2.50 Pajamas, pretty patterns,
at . .............. .. $1.35
50c Drop Stitch Hose . . . . . . 39c
$1.00 Pure Silk Hose . . . . 79c
, $2.50 Golf Hose $1.95
$1.50 Golf Hose . . . . . 95c
$3.50 and $4.00 Pure Worsted
Pants . . . ...Kha.kl$2079
s . o o u . o o s o \
$2.50 Silk Striped Madras Shirts ,
well made, pretty pat- $1 69’ $3 2’5 Sweet-Orr
ternsat............. ° ‘
$3.00, $3.50 Shirts; odd lot, con-
. sisting of Cluett-Peabody and
Columbia makes. $1 95
$3.50 Worsted Pants
strong & well made
$5200 and $5.85 Pants, either cas-
:imere or worsteds. QQ Qt:
R ' B th' ta 7
A2”: 3:??? $53-69
AII‘St H ts ‘
to go 3w"? . . . . . $1'95
$3.00 and $3.50 valueS.\
$2.85;
$6.50 and $7.00 Silk Shirts, extra
fine values. $4.95
At
$5.00 and $5.00 Tweed Knickers,
prettyrpatterns.
oo-oooosoooso-o
$2.00 and $2.50 Caps
$1.39
$3.85
.0 l
, ‘19 South Main street
‘ I“ »
/
3 gallon stone crooks with 835.00—Hardwood refrigerators
covers at .............. 69c white cnamvlcd lined. side icer
style, 50 his. size. at .. 24.98
JELLY GLASSES $21.50~—l.il’l lop refrigerators,
8 oz. jelly glasses with tin tops whit Acnamcl lined. 45 lb. size,
‘ at ................. 40c dos. at .§ ............... $10.55
TOILET I'AILS A “'ASH ()lLl‘lliS
Phone
527
Prompt
Delivery
‘ GEHEBE’S
"IT'S HERE IF IT'S HOCSEW’ARE"
Reliable Kitchen “lure at. Substantial Savings—Grasp This Oppor-
tunity to Buy It You Wish to Save Money.
TEA 'lrz'l'I'LES
Cop er pickle-plated tea. ket-
tles. sizes 7, S and 9, values up
IRONING TABLES
33.35—ll‘olding ironing tables.
extra. strong and durable.
to 81.98; Saturday. your choice at .................... $2.39
at ............. . 2 ...... $1.00 ‘
SCREEN DOORS
OVENS Dark finish scrccn doors with
SOLIS—Double oil stove ovens
with thermometer, at .. $5.49
black wire. sizes 3—8 x 6-8.
2-1 0 x (1-1“. 3 x 7, complete
with fixtures, at . . . . . . $2.69
I-ZX TEN SIGN \"lNDO‘V
SCREENS STONE Jer
24 in. high. 33m. long at 59c 35C—1 gallon stone jugs with
18 in. high. 33 in. long at 490 cork, at ................ 250
SPO N E CROC K S RIC FR 10 ERATO RS
ills—Galvanized toilet pails.
with removable rim. at .. 89c
$2.49-Size s oblong wash boil-
ers. made of heavy tin with
copper bottom. nl ...... $1.98
BOILERS
$2.10—l 1-2 qt. Mirror Alumi-
num double boilers. at $1.49
STEP LADDERS
soon—.0 ftfihandy sirp ladders
\xllh pail rest. at ....... $2.49
01h COOK STOVES
New Perfection Oil Cook Stoves
S—Burner size . . . ... . . 813.98
S-ljurncr size $17.98
33 Washington St.
SETTl-ZICS
S:.49—~l‘orch or lawn sateen.
nvaily painted red. at .. $1.98
So. Nor-walk, Com;
........
.3; Fresh Shoulders .......... 14c lb.
.a,
The Washington Market-
141 Washington St. Telephone 1113:" ‘
ALL OUR MEATS U. S. INSPECTED.
SPECIALS. FOR THE
WEEK-END e
Fancy Roasting Chickens ......... - . 38c lb.
Golden West Fowl . . . . . . . . . I ...... 36c lb.’
Loins of Pork Roast . .............. 210 lb}:
Small Fresh Hams ................ 23c lb.
Legs 01? Genuine Spring Lamb ...... 38c lb.
' m... Rib Roast, boned and rolled . . 32c lb. i,
Prime Rib Roast 28c 1b.?
Bread and Butter Roast ...... . . . . . . 25c 15. l
BostonRolls......................18elb‘.»_
“Solid Veal for Stew . 25c Shoulder Steak . . . . 18c»,-
Shoulder Pot Roast 7 16d
I.
Frankfurters . . . ., 20c Fresh Chopped Beef 16¢
A...
Belogna, Liverwurst,
L D 0 R L 0 N’ S
SEA FOOD
UNUSUALLY GOOD
SERVICE A LA CARTE
TELEPHONE 2298 NORWALK
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