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PALACE
David Ester-son. 3,1.
IsinBadBec‘uuse
OfSilkStockings
Rogent
sing Director.
LONDOX. Sept. 26.-—A mighty
, 4 f. 5 h o w in g i TODAY \— hoxvl aerating-1e practice of Eng-
“ ' land's Labori .. ministers in st-
7- 33:5,} ONLY I l and TOMORROW tending King George's courts in
(-01. Your Shun» 1'
Lil to Hon 1‘ 0 "w I‘ughs or
or the \cxt Two Days.
Five Acts of Vaudeville
— Honduran: -—-
"STOLEN SWEETS"
A C 13.“:ch Music-til Revue
full rcgallA—sllk stockings. knee
breeches.-.clinking swords, em-
broidcred coats, buckled shoes.
cocked hats and all the rest of
it——wlll probably go up to the
rafters in Queen’s Hall when the
Labor party holds its 21st an-
naul conference next month.
A dozen resolutions on the sub-
:etct are on the conference agen-
\ '15 91A DANA
\inm screen classic
.... with“ here today
. uno‘nlnz 01' its ox-
. u \ I'll"—
- (21. )IE RUTH”
11'1“»
:1... 1.- a. home run 3' Donnelly ‘ Katie (la:
. “11‘“: Co. 011‘? one member has given notice
Viclrola Sh , . er of a. resolution which would place
~» '1" ( omcdiclmc the contcrence on record as be-
"T'EZDAY ONLY 3N seething the ministers to stay
D 1 W0 OTHERS nvay from such affairs.
.. _~ Norman Trevor —- and .— ' ,1
_ MARY CARR
mmgnd PERCY stars. will have a. pro-release show-
‘l’L ETTEH NI ving for today only at- the Regent
: .. ,, . "Theatre. 1113; Dana.‘ last lot
3 “nth ‘1 Company of N Play?“ m Epresemed here was a sbig hi}: :1ch
----- 3 lsince its showing in Norwalk it has
‘ ‘— 1‘ WEEK I :V-‘on the plaudits ot the audiences of
“Broadway Broke”
r the larger cities.
Ruth"
3 decessor and the indications are that
f 1: will be the biggest hit 0: the entire
. 1.“. SPECIALS
\vu :1 Dan
Navarro and . NEXT WEEK
“Along Came r
looks even better than its pre- 3
T teal‘a’re‘: of this star. The supporting
arty P , 'cast is one of unusual brilliance and ;
____ in __ arammmt Ircscnts throughout the picture has been‘
- 7.5 ~ “THE WILLIAM rum “"4“ m“-
ARAB" . , . '
‘THE MA}. WHO “MCB-
__ “‘ FIGHTS ALONE” Vaudeville-Picture.
Stolen 5% cats are said to taste the
. 1195‘. By this token there is a. good
.v: G .1. DRESS SALE '
MONDAY NIGHT ONLY El p {or the amusement seeker of
)orwalk who should steal a. few
lv-r ~— Protester licCalais. u“. I’syclxoln- minutes from other diversions this
mpg] Salt-$11131]. “1“ have the big- neck to drop into the Palace theatre-
~1l15 WEEK zest 511113er of the. sense 11 in stun: 33“! 59‘: ”‘9' 9‘1"?” vaudeville and
_ (o.- \(111. lluow open at 6‘45 picture bill. "Stolen Sweets" head-
.( .. . . . . . ,
5.1.91) $14.90 Standing room limited to 5.3. “W‘s the live act program 0: vaude-
\‘illc direct from Broadway and it is
one o: the best numbers that Man-
a;-:r Daxid Esterson has booked for
the house this season. A classical
invror G:- 11;. ,5 lived by some musical revue. i: has everything to
"ml-10:11:“... that comes ,0 command it to the most critical en-
,. -313” um, 50,115 “.13., tertainmcnt seekers. There is plenty
o: pep to the act and it has a. finish
liy O'Blallrs‘ 1;: The which makes it stand with the very
. cm”, 7 of, biggc..:. offerings in vaudeville today.
~ \"lSO ,5 lull“; ‘Jamcs bonnelly 8: Co. in "The Tic-
. -. w“, . : trola Shop" is another very pleasing
. .. :spcciai and a third is Marie Olivnr,
.__ . photoplay. ithe very clever singing commedxcnnc.
113130 ’ ——.————-—-——— lBruce and “‘illiams in
PJZGEBII‘. :and the Duval Trio complete
...___.____. unusually fine feature bill which is
“3‘0“: ('nnic RuuL” ‘.\\'Ol’tll twice the admission price. But
"Alongijurrm Ruin.“ starring- \‘mla ”1‘? vaudeville 15 by no means the
Dana, our 02‘ tho 1110.»: popular screen “'1101‘: 3110‘“
mwk Specialty
Store
Wall Street.
02' in»; ion: 31“} :1. tarnish-1d heari—
ion; Otto'-
specialties
’ 1.1111141. "
- v.1? -\ln‘.!'ll,';lii.
r1 lay. at the inn}-
Trash," 1: the story
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:_.‘_ . «up .13.». ~ , .. .
in:_ ~.' —. “1‘.-
11 ocery Spe 12118 for *This Week-end ‘
i. ARE Lu- .-. 12111-51;- ‘1 ()"1 “ QL..LITY GROCERIES AT
'ill’. ES THAT WILL MEAD; A BIG SAVINGS.
‘ U) OVER TIIIS LIS’I CAREFULLY AND YOU WILL ’
' -11 'IIIAT WHAT WE SAY ISTRUE.
‘ arload Spaulding Rose Potatoes just received, pk. ..... . . 35c
Bushel ............ $1.30. 2 1-2 bu. bag ........... . $3.25
native Spinach, pk. 35c. Cabbage, 7 lbs. ............ . . . . . 25c
é’illsbury’s, Jones’ or Gold Medal Flour, bag ........... . $1.25
-. )ccident Flour, bag $1.30. W’heatsworth EntireWheat Flour 29c
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs. 25c. Evergreen Corn . . . . 35c doz.
Cooking Apples, 4 lbs. for 25c. California Oranges . . . . 35c doz.
:1rapfruit, 4 for 25c. California—Lemons . . . . . . ....... 35c doz.
:talian Plums, 3 doz. 25c. Wet Shrimp, 3 cans ........... 59c-
i,.oose Wiles Luncheon Mixed Cookies, 3 lbs. to carton . . . . . 50c
‘ ~\panish Onions, 6 for 25c. College Inn Chicken, broth, 2 for 25¢
xl agnolia or Clover Milk, 7 for 51. lLoverdalé' Evaporated Milk,
12 for . . .’ $1.00
. cw Raspberry or Strawberry Jam, full quart Jar ....... . 35c
1 unt Jemima’ s or Grandma’s Pancake Flour new pack 2 for 25c
mlden Tree Syrup, medium 25c; large 39c. Van Camp’s Tomato
Soup, 4 for ...................................... . 25c
......................... .o...
this;
:11de upon Germany s throne.
before her marriage was the Princess Antoinette: of
11nd Nassau.
“In Be GWrman‘?s
deauizfal’Luxefibour r?
Efir'gé
{Ibis young won-1m will be empress of Germany it
ss-yesr-old crown prince of Bavaria, achieves his plan to lake flu
family of Wittelsbscli what the Hohcnxollcrns once were and
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I'D LOI'E YOU ALI: OVER AGAIN “Tight & W
Mayor Hylan Moves to
smpStagefimv—
CalledSlur onOur
Fighting Service ,
KEW YORK. Sept. 1534 drama.
which purports to be a reenlfic por-
trayal o: lite with the marine- ot the
A. E. F. prompted Mayor Bylaws
lltest move to establish a. police cen-
sorship o: the theatre.
That this drama, ”What. Price
Glory," plentifully sprinkled with
lurid profanity. was responsible tor
the mayor's activity, and that he
was spurred to action. by a. report
from the naval intelligence bureau,
was disclosed yesterday grith publica~
tier) 0: the report.
The document was stated to have
been submitted to Mayor Brian and
to have accompanied his recent let-
ter to Commissioner or Licenses
Qulgley complaining of the uncurbed
the local mge.
\axal Intelligence Inspector
drew UP '- "er ““131 he E‘1‘"7‘1‘t‘2.~\ll through the show proranlty “-23; stand attractions
ed to Admiral Charles 1". Plunkett,
commandant of Brooklyn navy yard. i
who in turn submitted it to fiayor§,cene where ghe aptain in gun unplgrea: time :0 man: all your ‘3;
Hylan. ”orm makes loxe to he: in the pres-lfrlends Ilornbrook’s Big Roda,
IWCWF' Pfimfkins” NWT» dE-igncg 0' his subordmgtes and uponilht‘ee running: races. uwo hitting
plores that "the 13.8. marine corps his leaving the seen» his top-ser-,racns all grandstand Eanmcuou,
and the 15.5.
ridicule" and that these branches of?
the service oxereeu in the
War are portrayed as *devoid
‘o-.
discipline, morale or system: ;
l: ' ho
, two department. 01'
he, wi'h Colonel James Justice, of
Arm} Intelligence service, and
Justice opera-f
'tives. attended an unexpurgated pep:
' romance 0: the war pla}.
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a“, Rpm“ WAIA-n Ffi‘ up»..- 2w v ‘1“ anew. ‘fim‘s . . .
he! Monte Grated Pineapple, 3 for 59c. Del Monte Sliced Pine-
apple, 3 for .......... . ........................ . . $1.15
Granulated sugar, 13 lbs. for $1.00. Confectionary . . . ._ 10c lb.
3. ew Pack Peaé, Corn, Lima Beans or-Succotash, 6 for . . . . 95c 9
ii 91" Pack No. 2 Tomatoes, 8 cans $1. 00. No. 3 cans, 5 for $1.00
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Sunlight Butter quarters, 45c lb. Hawkeye Sliced 330011 401: lb.
Puritan Hams, skinned hacks 26c lb. Smoked Shoulders 14c lb.
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Lil ERY IS FREE.
“ANAGER, ANTHONY PALADINO
31C‘Oq Inc.
157-37 Main St.
BY JACK FALLON
ANNOUNCING
Reduction in Price
ON ALL
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Commercial Cars
~30 .—
Models
roux]; EFFECT AT ONCE
rines who lost a. leg in the “arid
members of the New York World
Stat! were members of the pla1
The “Peta-kin" report says,
42 sum or.
“TARNISH”
In]: GREAT AMERICA} LOW DRAMA
mnonAvoy,Iuthmt,nomldColmsu,~
Immdfisrrylysrs.
81th l SUNDAY mo ‘ , ..
Pat O’Isiley, nary Astor. ' ‘
Raymond Mn and Warner LEAH BAIRD
Olmd in —°— 1.. "°—'
“THE FIGHTING “IS DIVORCE ’A‘
AMERICAN” i
FAILURE?”
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AESOP’S FARE-ES " f
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part:
,all of whom are males with the ex-lJud in o. rade catt mkg,”
M304“): obscenity 11nd indecency" orfception of one woman, Charminehegefiatfies aid fruit 5, 32:“:1111 ‘1-
'De La. Cognac.
“Pev ; three marines in full unliorm. Theidax—Trotting
terkin —the name is admittedly agcpening words are
nom de plume—saw the pi ay and”): a “-31- '
"this is some—{Judging or pure bred cattle, «1".
to which they all agt‘w- lpouhrt. sheep an d swine; m
of high «is.
1W911: much. in eudence. lThursdax~Trotting and m
Army are held up ‘0 geant mak
World l becoming
on 163M.
learning; a swagger stick by ‘some.
Inrpector Peterkiu” set torth that; O: Pershing; men-—Sunda\
boys. "
S Laurence held this year on October 6 T. S 9. 3 third 33am“ "c c") t1 euury. let:-
tallings. a firmer captain 0'- mh-glo and 11 and splendid a,trac:10us.’ing nearlv half a million dollar!!!
, iare booked.
\Yar, nnd Maxwell Anderson. bothgnon of all animals and articg.
diner-ishable nature.
. 12111 the afternoon.
m‘Stand Attractions.
Boys’ 69* Girls’ School Shoots,
MARK-fiFF’S
a.clay is 50 cents. children 23
"The play has a cast of :6 people Tuesday—Trotting and pacing
One scene 8110“ trac'ions. band POECC‘F‘KS.
and
“‘ednu- '
pacing no”.
"Charmaine enters in the first. race: knoun as; Out -ot-Tovrn-Duy,1
love to her." lmusic b.1— tv.-o military bands, all m
’ fete” to the captain Iteatures or the Fair.
“gloriously intoxicated":
of his being arrested for
“Peter .
Didn‘t “Pu; As We Go" ’“
(Waterbury American) ..
The city of New Haven £180 m1
:pdeficit. In 1923 it “‘33 $1,240,000.73.
iIrt the 1924 budget approximtd;
ione’thll‘d of i: has. been church}!
belugainst the school district and cm
:31
school
DANBCRY FAIR PROGRAM
The great Danburs Fair will
. l mundane .11 anMIiludamhtgLMnummam . ‘1» ..
,1.”
Monday is to:- recep— s be paid of! next 3051'. The total fl:
offtax budget for \‘e‘ Haven. hellfi-
Harness races ins; the school dlSl’l'lCt taxes in own:
All or the Grand eight million dollars. The tax rm
Admision this} is to be 23 mills
3-.
$135
SO. NORWALK
3111'
sure to surprise 1 on.
and duh colored mixtures.
Kortolk styles. Sizes S to 17.
wool mixture and. corduroy.
Site. 4 to I. Boy’s
fineschoolpsntsotgoodm
.1 niche Bin: :10 1..
Choice of either at ....
TbeSmith=Murra yCQ.
mMainSt andmrouvfiirfiddmé
Bridgemrts Busy Cash 5m»
Have You Visited Our Dept.
For Boys in the Basement?
if you haven’t you are missing something. Our store is
now able to dress your boy at a very small cost. Our boys’
basement- carries acomplete line of blouses, shirts, ties,
belts, suspenders, caps, pajamas,
All our suits with two pair of pants.
downstairs and look them over, the sax ings are
Boy’s Two Pants Suits
Well tailored suits in wool mixture; A few with faint
hairline stripes. Some in tweed and striped effect.
All suits are fully lined. Smart
15:; 172—2
‘ Boyh Pants
Straight bottom knee pint. of
98c
Om-BldetSaleMakesItBIankdBuymnge
(IbsSslelshrfieRuti'fiisWeekOfly)
I the sale paces will desire to buy some—whom
(/1:
and suits.
Come
o "h
Light
395:0
Boy’s Pajamas
0: fine quality flannel in one or
two-piece 13111.01” piece pe-
Samns—sizesSto 14—: (If? ,
Two piece pajamas 1.39 ‘
in sizes 8 to 18 ...., 7
Basement—Bur
The big response made on the first day of this sale
is surely proving to us that thewomeu of Bridge-
. ' port and vicinity realize the bargains and the sur-
_' logs that can be hsdat this great selling event. We
‘ feel that an) woman who sees i115: Cantatas!
_ befor present or future use. They are offered :11;
1‘, large assortmcnt of color; and size;; yet at utter
T cstinglylowpriccs. -' ,
Norwalk Chronicler