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T1.....lFl'vo Acts Broadway
.wvlsh . Considered
Palace
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Vaudeville
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um ooomsr mamas: m Konwms 1T.
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, “THE FIGHTING
i COWARD”
the equal of “The
1 Covered Vinson."
l Society recently received I. sur-
prise when Mrs. George W. Vander-
bilt announced that she would lead
>lhe simple life. Her famous Bill-
rnore estate in North Carolina has
.bcon turned in a. huge dairy farm.
In explaining her actonsl Mrs. Van-
There was an not filled with
pathos and poignant drama at the
Rialto Theatre last tvening which
was not on the program. It was
"com," Written by Zelda. 80m of Nor-walk
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will. A0
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1150:?» one gOOd
Karma" union suits
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light of
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distinguish-
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: 21.5 wide.
$4.50 yd.
African and
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cold-weath-
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q $5.75 yd.
Good knickers
:or hlklng
’ course. For
learned that
v.1;l~:3rs are best of
‘ hiking comfort.
freedom, make
and climbing
. .5 "cable, have that
T charm.
{‘1 Hood tweed mix-
":3ited With leather
‘1 ’3 to ilk—$2.95
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HE HQWL
derbllt said recently:
t‘SorlMy life brings nothing. but
,rlalrlrlg brings in a. handsome profit
on the investment.
“In addition it is doing something
for t he nation.
"Society does not interest me, I
. would rather live on a farm."
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:t'lre Open Daily Until 5 O'clock-Soturdsy Until 6 O’clock
c on Mam St., F airfield Ave., Cannon St.
Utility clothes
for little tots
Rompers and creepers
that cover children safely
and let mother have a bit of
real comfort as little folks
go scurrying about.
Checked gingham or
plain chambrzly. Pretty in
color. Some trimmed with
while, some made with
tasteful embroidered decor-
ations.
Cut so they give Baby
freedom and allow room for
plenty of warm protective
underclothes.
Second floor.
Canvas shoes
for school gym
Girls’ black canvas ox-
fords— $1.25
Girls’ white vanvas laced
shoes-— $1.65
Boys’ White canvas
ming of leather,— $1.85 to
$3.50
Main floor. rear.
Few odd‘ tires,
good qualityl—$15
Only one or two of a
size, and every one at a new
price to clear them out m a
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uFiiiestoue, Oldfield, Bea-
con, and Salem. 7
Sizes from 32 by 4% to
35 by 5,— $15.
Fourth floor.
_ Women’s
other Autumn wear; such
gleam and smartness- -
ture.
skin. _
Cue strap, 'or _
heels, or covered heels.
other shoe "for w
shoes, brown or black him 4
neither written nor prearranged. but
it brought tears to the eyes of the
two main characters and also to
those of many in the audience.
The two blind artists. Freda. Blair.
soprano. and Lillian Butler. pianist.
who are being cared for by Charles
H. Harris at the Vacation Lodge on
his estate, Ledgewood Farm. ap-
peared at the theatre through his
Women’s lustrous
pretty silk
stockings—$1.75
In very colors that are
most liked this season and
most sought right now,
stockings of silk of a line
luster. '
Good weight. firmly knit-
ted, with strength as well :15
beauty. '
Finished with soft firm
durable lisle top and sole
which adds to their life.
Moonlight and Airedale
cinnamon and French nude,
black. $1.75
Left aisle. rear.
LeDurable girdles,
give graceful
support
Not usual girdles but dif-
ferent. ,
Give support to the fig-
ure. Allow freedom. in-
crease one’s grace.
All elastic, 8-inch length,
-—$1. .
Sectional model, elastic
combined with satin-striped
fabric, 10-inch length,—
Si.50 to S3.
Fine brocade girdle with -
surgical dastic at sides, 14,-
But always, @878“ ,3“
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delighting styles
' things
Very llght and very graceful,
anlorls of new gowns and
well as of style, lovely com}; the pumps from which
women are eagerly choosing. ‘ -
Black satin and patent leather have
inch length—S3. w. w
' Second noon p . .,
pumPs of
of beauty as
almost the same
There is soft kid, almost like a dull fabric in its tex-
In sharp and fine contrast, pumps of light tan calf.
two, Drill-reel [Low heels, or military ,
cleanly to he found in no
. tears.
l ARA? & 00m ‘00“ All) CONWAY TIARLE IN ,.
' e 'olce' Darling: “ ” ..
. many. , FLIRTING WITH LOVE : 4
F Y D ' m The tale of a. girl who mocked cupid.
« ._ arm as as You Like It ADDED mono ’
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‘ “(“13 am on an: Then Some glen—camel: Bgltéer, pianist 1nd Miss Freda? all". soprano: through
”A. M an ' _ any 0 h l .
p 1 S“ i “A. u S. H I J l ,' with seven! “mgr-:8 H Harris of Ledgewood, Farm. will entertain
, THIS FREEDOM” “mm,"
c. l" and A show that is easily worth . ‘ . WY mm
..‘ ) a. dollar- st. the Palace popu- Richard T in ma Bin-99’
. ill» ’13,. prices. His Latest Production ‘ —-In—— l
g ._ m ‘uc'raom nouns mutant “AMERICAN W" “A Bill of Divot-cement"
\-l. l CW l-‘lve From Climenco Dane'l Great
‘ m m INTO TEE NET ._ ‘ Stage Success.
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A ERNEST TORRENCE uonmu: AND TUESDAY ‘
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courtesy.
Their numbers wore Ewell received
and much favorable comment was
‘heard as to their ability and artistry.
It occurred to the management. of
the theatre that a bouquet of {lowcrs
would be appreciated by each or rho.
girls. Those were scnt {or and pre-
sented to them.
They accepted the bouquets grac-
iously. clasped them close to their
breasts. bent their heads over and
smelled or the fragrance. tried halal. .
as their faces told. to conquer their?
emotion. railed—and then came the ;
And tears were not al‘SPh? from "
the eyes of all those who witness-- -i '
the sight.
I: was learned Min-wards liza‘ "1"
girls had never before been pitch .1
bouquet. Their 9305‘ may no: lznx.
seen the flowers. but as they sni l, '
they sensed their beauty and nplwr»
ciated the thoughtfulness Which 11ml
prompted the gift. ;
The Studwall Piano «“o.. throllrfl .
the courtesy of Fred Kano. 3011‘ n ’
Milton Mlnature Grand piano in Hz. ,
ltislto (or the use of the Nil-J i
artists. Their act is to ho ropezl'w‘;
again this evening.
mum
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Fianna-Vaudeville
The Palace has a fine hill for M-
day and tomorrow. Adams and Lil-
lian. vocal and piano soloists. tl‘u
Malloney-(‘hurchlll Home. a dance
extravaganza load tho way. Kill»
colds Jazz baml and tho other two;
acts on the program .‘ll'l‘ good also. !
"This Freedom" is a. fine added at— l
traction. This is a. \umlm‘illo'pl-o-l
gram of “‘lllrh Manager David lie-x
tel-son can ho proud. Miss Adams2
and Miss Lillian have favored Nor-
walk with previous Visits. but never‘
before were they in such TOlCO as
last night.
"This Freedom“ :lll rlgllt rncl
screen adaptation of the lloyel of
A. M. S. Hutchinson “as acclaimed
a masterpiece . Thor-o “ho worn for-
tunate enough to see "If “'lntcr
l‘omes" cxpcr'ted much of this yo-
hlclc and they were not. disappoint-
ed. -
REGENT
"“‘hy Mon Loan- Home"
“\Vhy Mon Leave Home" which
has been at tho Regent for the past
two days Will have its final run
there today. No recent booking at
the Regent has won any more favor
than this masterpiece which stars
Lewis Stone, Mary Carr and many
other well known players. The \'i-
tal story is told in this picture in a
manner that has won the large nu-
diencos that viewed it Wednesday
yesterday.
RIALTO
“Flirting With Love"
"Flirting “With Love," closes its
cngagemcnt tonight at. tho, Riallo
theater. This picture maturing
Conway Tearle and Colloon Moore
has already won its spurs in' this
city. In addition to the program
the two young ladies whose eye~
sight is impaired and are now visit-
ing at Ledgewood Farm. conducted
by Charles Harris give a recital.
Tomorrow the Rialto offers Rich-
ard Talmadgc in “American Man-
ners" and another chapter of “Into
the Net."
“American Manners." is full of
lightning-fast action. plus hail-rais—
ing thrills. plus delightful romoncc.
plus a. star that everyone loves.
ALL OUT OF SORTS?
So Was This 600d Wom Who
< Tells Her Experimqe
All too often women accept. their
pains and aches as natural to their
sex. They fall to realize that weak
kidneys. are often toblamo for tho:
backache. those headaches, dizzy
spells and that. tired. de‘presoedfeel-
ing. Thousands have found new
health and strength by helping the
weakened kidney? with Doan'l Pills
-—a stimulant diuretic. This. case is
one or many in this locality.
Mrs. F. Y. Holly. 33 Mervin 8L.
ling on them.
anected and. there was a dull. con-
stant ache in my back .which mused-
much annex-ins. There was mama
and soreness through my kidney!
and they acted trregulnrlm too. I
rid me of the trouble.”
Price 60c. at In dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remod!--_
get. Dean's Pine—tho some that Hrs.
Holly hold. Footer
The Mr: feature St‘l‘i‘Fil production l >
. £375??? ........ $139.00
NOT-walk, hays: “Due to s'. cold sett-
my kidneys became ;
tried Dean's Pills sad the! entirely ,
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BETTER HURRY, if you want to participate in the
great savings being allowed on Home Furnishings dur-
ing this rental-liable sale. 7 ‘ ‘
HUNDREDS have taken advantage of this sale and
furnished or returnished their hordes with complete
suites or odd pieces- ' ,
Once YOU HAVE SEEN the otter-lugs you’ll realize
that this is the place and time to_buy._
DON ’T FORGET the sale positively ends tomorrow
night at 9 P. M. Check up what you need for your home
then come in and we’ll save you from 200,; to 50% on
every article you need.
Maya"
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9 Piece Dining Room Suite $95
Every Suite mentioned will be a wonderful addition to
your home. Buy during this Sale and save money.
$235.00 SUITE $179.00
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$300-00 SUITE $ 1: is surprising who? a >dl7f~'l‘°‘llC€.8E§
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€030.00 SUITE $ » 5
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AND OTHERS AT SLASHED PRICES. l I" b .. l5
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l SMALL TOP ICER l 3 SIDE ICERS . GO-CARTS , a L '-' 5’
- . . Purcclain lined 65 lollnll i'e . ‘ ‘ P ’
\l into enamel llllml. l . . - ’ 1 L - ., .. . . l L v. l
Wu: $1750 comma...) "$36 95 l \\ AS $22.00. Ml“ v“ 7 \.. i
M“. .......... 10.95 shelves. \\ ere $00 . 0 (‘0 (' mm will? .-.._,_, _ i 7
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1 REAL LARGE SIDE $350) Now ...... s24 g
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1 LARGE TOP ICER Porcelain 1518:11ch napa‘iiv EEC/lit!) 00 -(-A-RI-{-IA £9 f h - I7 g
Holding 100 pounds of ice. 1% pounds. Patent ventilator, 1 $50-00 CARRIAGE afg$?§o:;$ll.9a :
nllitc enamel liner]. 3 large non-rusting hinges. sturdily NO\V ........... $39
shelves. “'as
$36.00. Now
...$24.953 tilts, 12?: ..... $69.00
' . All 001011, ful lamp.
COMBINATION RANGES _ .u u...— 496 up _
one BARSTOW Combination One STERLING _Combination "3 7
Range, originally" sold for Rangc.\Yas $ -
$95 00 119-00 FLOOR LAMPS
Now ............ o . . _;'
Hue ’BARSTOXV Combination . ‘ _ ~ - 3;
Range with separate broiler TWO 5TERL13G Combination ;
Ranges with gas hot water at-
§§§E§§i§321$13900
lth‘ll. orginnlly sold for $225;'
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tiateleg Table:
$119.00
Four beautiful L‘GIteleg Tabla
mahogany. Well made. Attractive
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Combination of Crib. Bassinet
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Included are all the very newest patterns and i
colorings. At the prices quoted these rugs are a 3‘
most wonderful buy. , 5
Grass Rugs, 9x12 ..... . ..... . ......... $ 4.95 up :
Brussells Rugs, 9x12 ................. $12.95 up i
Heatherdown Rugs, 9x12 ............... $29.95 l
Brussells Russ, 9x12 was $35.00, now . . . . £24.95 ’
Brussells Rugs, 9x12 was $40.00, now '. . . $27.95
Axminster Rugs, 9x12 was $45.00. now . . . £29.00
Axminster Rugs, 9x12 was $50.00, now . . . $35.00
Axminster Rugs, 9x12 was $65.00, new . . . .$45.00
Axminster Rugs, 9x12 was $75.00. now . . . . $53.00
Axminster Rugs. 9x12, was $80.00. now . . .$59.50
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Brighten Up With Mirrors
Hrrc's an :lltraciixo and r‘l’lfv'lolile
table lamp for dreamy- lall evenings.
Finished in nmiqlln gold bronzr.
Metal frame. {our glass panels. This
is indeed a most artistic (ll'l’l bounti-
Window Shades
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In a. variety ofyshllpes, "
designs and colors. Beau-
tifully finished; all will f
lend a richness to your
,living room. '
$1295 UP.
' The fimltouch ofbesu- '
‘ ty to your home. 1 . ~ f1}
finished in two-tone walnut had
and la. - n. servin all v urposcs
P y pe g p addition for any home.
twentydour hours daily.
Norwalk Chronicler