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Regent I Palace
TODAY ONLY
Him Roberts,
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I Mary Carr and Percy
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SUNDAY NIGHT BOTH HOUSES
JACK 1mm
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"I‘ll E KHAN TOM HORSEMAN”
SELECTED sHORT comers
Norman Trevor
MONDAY AND TUESDAY AT THE RsonN'r
CHARLES RAY
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‘Tiw ('OURTSHIP of MILES STANDISH”
MONDAY TO WEDIIESDAY AT THE PALACE
\VLILIAM FARNUM
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"THE MAN WHO FIGHTS ALONE”
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PROF. DE CALAIS
At the Palace Only Monday
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Night. Doors Open at 6:45.
INDIVIDUAL
FAMILY
LAUNDRY
SERVICE
Which Is Economy?
Do you really save in wearing out your strength over a.
rough washboard lifting heavy baskets and boilers,
scrubbing, rinsing wringing buying equipment and
supplies——
Ur would it be economy to bundle up your soiled clothes,
let us wash them sweetly clean and return them to
vou ready to starch and iron or dry—at a cost of only
a few cents a pound?
? “7 that is all our WET WASH service costs—s time-
saving, labor-saving and in the end a. big moneyasv—
help for housewives.
we bring this help to you. 9
Simply Phone—Our Representative Will Call.
Wet Wash
;Over 30 m5» 4c 11¢r lb
wary
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30 lbs., $1.25
Norwalk Steam Laundry
LAUNDRY won or ALI. ms —
So. Norwalk
. . Day Street T one 790
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NEW YORK. September 21—48:;
the law of over-go 'Owen Davis n1-
wnys one of our most prolific play-
wrights if not always-our most bril-
linnt, must write an nppetllnx plus.
Jun M Present he has three plays on
BmadWa-y. at lens: one or which is
an assured success, one with less
llkihood of hitting the bull-eye of
popular approval and his latest.
"Lazsbones." which should he a.
popular success even it it tails.
“Laxybones” is an honest play. not
especially ndept in workmanship but
always interesting. And this is not
due entirely to the fact that it has
been skilfully casted by Sum Forrest,
who produced it. The play has many _
charming qualities, and unlike most
plays. it improve: as it progresses.
In the first act we are introduced to
a. delightful \ngabond of the \iliuzc -
true. The fellow who rather fish;
than work. and who is nlwais Justi
going to look for s. job. One day
when he comes in from fishlnx he
tells n rather fishy story of having;
found a. baby. The narrow-minded-
neighbors reiusc .to \tlievc his story. '
and the rumor is spread that no u
the unmarried lather of the kid. i!
is treated with scant courtesy ll)"
everybody in the town cxcovt lily
mother. Filtccn scars lzllr‘r the child ‘
has grown up, um), 5hr. loo. suitors
from the suspicion cl hcr birth. Al
neighbor. ii widow oi vitriolic tcmpcr
with two duuxhtvrs. is cspcdnlly aw»
vcre. The fact that in the last act
the child proves to in: the illegitimalr :
daughter clone of these girls. and llll"
good-tor-nothing has taken
blame upon himsoll‘
brings on a pou-‘riul
scene The 3mm: hllnw “horn lhc‘
lostcr lathcr has solr‘t‘tm‘l for llih
girl does not prom to nor likin: .
tho—l .
to protect hcr. I.
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nouns! mo
LEAH BAIRD
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SATURDAY MI
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“THE FIGHTING I “IS DIVORCE A‘
AMERICAN” FAILURE?”
Tull: about manor. thrills. oil-I The screen mm from "All
sane“
venture. This picture has them,
ll. .
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cousin
cmrrimmniwrnd;
mmr'srmns I
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN
“DARING LOVE”
(FROM THE Koran nmoom
A GRFPPING DRAMA OP mmnON THROUGH
LOVE 01' TWO 3m Ol‘ noun DWOOD.
“7: do not claim that a furnace is
a preventive of all ills, nor a cure for
every disease. W'e do claim that a
good want: air furnace, properly in-
etalled. will keep the house warm,
and filled with pure healthful air.
\‘l'licn this is done the doctor‘s
visits will be fewer and less ex-
{or oxygen makes
blood. and red blood resists disease.
pcnsivc,
the safe sidc.
but the foster-l'nihr-r himself Gnos'
and the ruins procr‘mls to arrange a
marriage between lwrsrit and hlm~
sclf. lurnl shift. lis tru". but good.
hon-‘sl. rural stuff, the sort of rural
stuff that the uvcmgn New Yorker
loves. Thorn are so many fine play—
ers in this cost that cvcryonr should
be men.
AT THE TREATRF.‘
‘ REGE:T- I’ALACI" .
’l’hc Phantom Human.
The Regent anvi l‘alare will pre—
sbn' "The Phantom Horseman" a
new Jack Hoxic feature. Sunday
evening. On Monday and Tuesday
tho lit-rem will present "The (‘ourt-
ship of "Miles Standish" “‘hllo the
l’nlnm- will offv‘r “'illium Farnum in
Man who Flzhts Alone" the
first thrm‘ days or nrxt, “colt.
RIAUI‘O.
“The Fighting American."
"The Fighting American," playing
today at the lllullr) theatre was an
ovornicht sensation in New York.
This snappy rollicking adventure ro-
mance was chccrml by immense
rrowds during: its run at the Broad-
way theatre. Thrill follown' thrill.
laugh. follows laugh, climax pounds
hard upon the heels of climax in
this staggering story of one young
Fighlim: A crican's adventures
acrons tho we (1 on the trail of ro-
mancru Then too with this feature
is oftcrcrl Chapter 7 0! Into The Net
and Aesop's Fables.
Tomorrow nizh’.
l-‘anliirrfi’ haturinz
"ls Divorce A
Lca‘n Baird
:itic spr :lnr‘lr‘. is spectaclur. thrilling
stimula-fnc. A drama that hits the
harm; and the hoarl.
On Monday and Tuesda:-'. Elainr
Hammerstmn in "Daring Lorr." is
the presentation. This is the story
of a woman Who found two kinds of
love. 01’ a. man who torsook one
kind of love and found another.
“Darin; Love." is as dramatic and as 2‘
gripping 2:. romance as has been seen I
in many months. '
BITS ABOUT WOMEN I
Miss Margaret Culbcrson. 22'
years old. Was elected treasurer of;
Fulton County. (53..
mary. succeeding her father whov
died. Miss Culberson. who defeat-
ed two of the best known men in:
her county. will handle about 83»:
000,000 yearly. I
O O O '
of Quinton.
in the state pn- I
Mrs. Herbert Sheets.
in the neighborhood of 67.02?“ 1
meals on the same store in the 1352‘
61 years. Her husband bought the
store for her on Washington‘s;
birthday in ,1363. She was then a.
bride. She has cooked three meals
3 day seven days a. week on it tram
that day to this.
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Queen llary of England is very:
economical in the matter of clot hes
andportodically makes a. personal;
inspection of her wardrobe in order1
to decide what clothes shall be re-‘
served for wear on subsequent ocn
cantons and what shall be disposed
of u no longer required, ,
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Five years after the close o: 9.138%
World War, 242 ex-servico women.
are under treatment in government
hospitals and 1. 357 exaervlce wom— _
am receivinz Won be-z
gm of disability incurred in line:
a: duty. awarding to records 0: the
k. S. Yum“ Demo.
The 1,257 ex-nervice meat”;
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mm on rated as follows:
mm: total disability. 1‘3:
M Mil-l W. 59;:
W total. 363:“.
m partial W 845. I
The zip hospitalized eraser-rice
cmed no talkers:
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\Vith a good warm air furnace like
the STAMFORD, you will! be on
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nun] met-link of the Now Enzland T. thth. descendant of an old and , . . ‘ ‘
Surirical mm was hm .hm .v-- promlnm mm or Greenwich aw: Sold By Lending Dealers in Norwalk and South Norwalk )2
tcrday and will continue throuxh yesterday. Mr. Riich was head of tho; . ' 3:
many “'llh clinical nnvl scientific. New York Insurance firm of \V‘lllinmI ‘ ’3
programs at illr- Ff. Fx'nnr‘l! honxil' 1. “MPH. Inc. Hr is surxlxcri l‘) his: " ‘2:
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3 W0 an 111 8 1th and Without Fur Trimmmg I
‘ in the smart Norfolk styles —— all with extra. Women's Pumps of black satin. . i
; pants. in nice gillturcs. Come in men-elect KP‘SM filth" “itndmlnwnd suede. I
i a suit for your 03'. You will be surp ed ll E m 9 l W D n on cutout ‘ _ g
' the high quality 3nd low prices. MttemS~ Military or s 95 In COIOI’S-Of brown’ rem '
Cuban heels. Bise- :14 deer, brick and gray. I .
s 69 s 95 s 50 50 to 8................ Pair . , ' _ -
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P Wu and 11:3:pr «fur-kin leather. Gilt P0131185. 1‘ U 1 1 I" r 2,
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For the small bov in sizes: tto 9 «éctriavg‘théx? rubber um. Pau- stnped or crepe lining. . I 5.
in corduroy and wool mxure. g . W . , l
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have ”13 “We" 1" '1‘" 3 m J“ C Cuban heels. Sizes no 3. 2 collars on some coats. I A
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Ties and 7 securilvy; _ mm “mm; mm" .01... Round enact. v» ell tailored 7 I '
Suspenders 01"“! Int toes and low heels with $245 and in new fall and I .
. Four-ln-hand Knitted The reinforced kind. 2“??? 1H“- 5119' 10"? “'4" Q l l N’ ' l . 1 A
‘- Ties and Suspenders )Bd‘ngetof gfnw ouzlity ~- ---~~ ------ I" In I' s y es. i me ,
* " or good elastic I ev 1" Mlsses' and Children‘s human: arm trimmin s and slash I
I . . lb webbing ZSCI 4 ‘0 1‘- Rel“ 39c Calf Lace Shoes. Broad toes and g E '
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.1 . .ui ality pct-cam -—- well with collar attached —- no Inform? and Children’s Button and s
mafigrangufullcut. Pretty pet- qmlity Madras or Loco Shoes in potent. colt lather $ I .
terns. Sizes and Fast colored. s 00 with flexible turn soles. s 95 I ’
g p, 11 39c 69c Sizes 12 1-2 to it. gmmni‘tzdsbhck ion ‘3" l . _>
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Fashionable Silks for ' Ir
Sale Comfortable; and , F3" Silk Dresses - _
Blankets Ends Sat. 6 P. M. and W inter of Satin Crepe, Canton Craps arid Flat. ’
- 54 INCH woot. KHAKI CLOTH— ' Cre e. Dainiil ' u - '
Be sure to come down tomorrow if you inven't already Tfigthugpmtgl :3:in ..&‘.....’.i&;é§;’ 79c Ol’r fell] 6 May tnmlmcd With lace braid
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done so. It. would pay you to buy all those comfortable: as, “m.“ b07- md men’s gumm- we may am” an" g ll) CO DEF-m?“ $14“
and blankets 1118’ :50“ need “'3'” 0‘" ‘7’" need ‘ little 13"“ Soft wool quality in var-ions khaki shndse. fall 6.4 ylnc
er. '1'}:ch can be no better time to lay in your winter as men SILK JACQUARD rArr'm'As ~, ' “‘ “" ' ’ ' """ ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ . .« 5:
supply than new. Remember. nil sorts of hluiltets and -gmfl -..".-..................... ‘1.“ Second floor—Use eiovsm- its
comfortable: at: the mummy low sale prices. Heavy sill: quality in navy blue with self
a... floor-Roar. $3.1: 2mm mime. em canon we :or Overblouses Combination
40 IKCH BLACK SATIN CHARHEUSE ‘
H l 95 Beautiful Tricolet‘e Over ’
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”Tr 1 double heel too sad Dole or merccrized :1. 59 54 INCH ALL WOOL JERSEY 11va 3 m lag- blue. Mostly Peter ”zp‘fmdge‘: ram cox-dam
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Covet-milieu! “Prices and Honey . ' ,
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home. Nowhmunooodrusuythomvhfloour foot. mm. M7toti-2......Psv‘m
stock is complete. , .011“: Yes! In! Pants. Fleece lined. High neck:
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79¢ 896 $1.19 . out no in mm
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