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gnu. about It a top uotcber from the
g-mremam Therevueisaclusy
ibét o! entertainment that will ap-
real to all patrons of the tantra.
The fingiag is excellent and
EM 1: far above the average
Palace Theatre
A GALA vaunavnn - norm Paoom
2 MORE DAYS!
'ronavfim TOMORROW
HAZELVERT: mung PACKER &
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)lusxcal Revue .. a . m,
Its Sensational
roadway mm THE HILLS
ran! and George. Vocal and ln~
:1'-:.: a .‘lirthfnl Melange of strummtal M195
\ 41;. Dance and Comcdr ' _ _
Btlly 8111th f 3 Bell Hops
” , 9, The “‘omlcr i In a Special
.ALL .‘XBO:\RD Hanologis: : Novelty Skit
David Ton-once
Ethel “'ales‘
“NOT ONE TO spur
found in vaudeville rev-2m The
51'3th Bell flops opened tho: snou-
gtjontha was well received.
Smith. mum is a clever work
ier of the ire-rice and won the hearts
;al£lnd” gave ewrmealivelyume
as did Paul and Georgie Hill. The
Entire show was approved by yes-
terday‘s audience: in. unqualified
style- Dafid Ton-once and Ethel
Wales are star. or “Not One to
Spare." the unusual picture feature
Shh week. a
REGENT.
_ “The Arab"
Metro‘s screen classic. "Tho Arab."
. which basgbeea préoented at the
‘ Regent theatre for the past two days
will have its 1112:! showing today.
This is an exceptional pi‘lure
will be testified by “the large audl-
encos that wixnmd 1t dun 1:: the
past two dug Ramon \‘axarro and
Alice {111- who have numerous
screen successes to their credit never
made a better picture than this and
under the direction of Re: lam-11m
known thrills in cinema.
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III-£1.10
"la Ira-00d"
The fifty-fl partners. "Potash
and Perlmutte’r" now playing at tho
c l as“.
5 DAYS
BEGINNING
REGENT MONDAY, OCT. 6
TKVICE DAILY AT 2:15 AND 8:15
The Buffalo Are Coming!
(HUNG like the
C “'llld 3 —— 500 bel-
lowing monarchs of a
vanishing race ! \Vith
500 mad-riding horse-
nlcn risking their: lives
a' .
,mid the fornado of
hoofs.
That's the B uffalo
Hunt. in “The Covered
\Va gnu." Like i h (3
other 99 thrills in this
super - romance, it‘s
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JAMES (“015 PRODUCTION PRESS mo JCS“ LLA‘K‘
————- lO-Piece Orchestra
Directedby Prof. W. Allen Schofield, Playing the
Original Criterion Theatre Musical Arrangement.
POSITIVELY No RESERVED? SEATS
Matinee ........ . 50c :0: Evening ..... 75c
———(Tax Paid)—
Famous
DAN BURY FAlR
Oct. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
Harness Races First 5 Days. I.
Peter Manning, World Oham- '
pion Trotter; Hornbrook's
Andirons
Fire Sets
ther kind of fire or
ting device can re-
;‘2. the old fashioned
fireplace with its
\.
A a.
Races on Saturday.
JUDGERECDDIES
' 10g f1re—-— STAFFORD spnmas.
\
the logical time
fix-pare for the chill
had served as judzé 6! the Superior
court. tromlDN to 1920. when he
i lllSt ahead— retired on reaching the limit.
Judge Reed and Mrs. Grace W. Per-
' " ven, were marrM in
AWiinn‘ls ‘ ' 82-00 pr- up gtb'oiifxzi': gem)! and were on
' ‘ ' tri when he died.
Fll'i’ nets . . . . $10.00 up their weddlnL- 9
— ' ~ _, Tiny States And The m
' Fire screens . . . $0.00 up (Philadelphia Lodger.)
Common sense show- the ma.
try 01 allowing them to enter and.
‘ ' have a vote in the snatch): equal
American to a... of France or Brazil. m
tensteln 9 area In about eighty square
miles: that of. Monaco. 0181:: auto
Ha .
rduare Stores mm They m I, .m m
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Paxfzaid Ave. and mm St. (W coax-ant.)
Votenarotobomadonutmm
Rialto theatre “In llollywotvd.”
their three~day cngagemem \xizh
seen thla plcture you don‘t know
what you are quing. If you hav~
hrn‘t enjoyed a laugh in :1 long time
inn: is the tlme you wtll do it. To-
day is your dam opportunly.
Tomorrow. “The‘Battlmg Fool,"
, thrill actlon story of a man who bat.
itled his way to the top comes to
the cozy playhouse. It has all the
charm of a rural llfc mtxed \rltlt big
town stuff. .. .
A Clever Bridegroom.
(Exchange. 1
She—When we get to Niagara.
llcar. let's try not to look as though
“9 were married.
_ lie—Good ldea. darling. You curry
7 the suitcase.
Rodeo, Running and Hurdle - '
Oct. 3.——-: .
Word ‘3‘“ received here last night; .
of the death of Joel H. Reed. state :
referee, of this place. in Poughkecp- ;
ale. N. 12,0: acute mdlzeauou. He
the menial: vaudeville bill am:
that ls oflered with the vaudeville'
.‘l‘raln basketball ham Veto umber-
CS ‘
they have brought forth Minna un- ,
today‘s presentltlons If you haven‘t '
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teeth-drillluteml‘ag Agood
suedmtdtnrnedoct. \
lieutenant
or the Combat mu. «ml
the been” of (hm .100ch Look
nag-2. who i attending the National
Rifle Shoot at Camp Perry. Ohio.
with ‘ no"!!! tumbling presenta- as a "mm on the connects-f
Bil‘V: l C“! {M
The members at the Combat mm A
o: the Nova-alt vaudeville patrons. are 6““ MW 6! “Hit Papa-la and;
Miller. Packer and Sell: in “Three 012m Stream Joceph am up. i
is also a member of the State Rub
3 team.
: tery C.
4 Sergeant Hem who was in the
'C. 3 Marine: during the war. has
been named among the priao wmsé
cars at Camp Perry.
Members or last season‘s Combat
in; up 1a; evening. They tossed
the ball aroundxbe Armory Court
for some time before tho drill and
also indulged In practice alter the
drill. They all seemed to have
thelr eves on the bask. and 1t look;
as}! the Train would have another
star court outfit this season.
Roth the Combat Train and Rat.
are PNerng for the largo
Armistice Day parade in Stamford
on November ll. at whlcb
(-13th 193ml. F. A. C. N.
turn out
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l-‘trst Sergeant George Schultz of:
Emitters-L C, «be has succeeded Llovdi
~Sturtrs. was a Second
' command of
Lleutenanl’;
He enllsted
in Battery (‘ recentl) as a print.
idurlng the “‘orld “‘ar.
and has worked hlmself up to hlsi
present office and is now in line.
to Yoke his examinations for a can»
mlsslon in the National Guard.
The New Drill Team of the Frank
1‘. Godfrey Post. No. l2, American
chk‘n. ls working \teekly at the
Armory. They will be 'nuasurml
for thelr new unlforms this “ruin:
agThcy will drill again next \\'edne.s~
day night. ”the team will take part
~ln the Stamford Armistice Day pan
‘ade.
Several former members of the lo-
cal National Guard In on the Le.
glon‘s drill turn. which ls under the
Captaln Anson F.
Kecler. former commanding officer
if Battery C
Stephen not“ to In"
tlme the.
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NORMA TALMADGE in “SEW
Mica Day parade. in that track;
which are quartered at the Armory.
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Sergeant Loni: Wbltaeey. custod-
.113 at the Armory. ta but: arrang-
‘mg tor tao Flaw which vull
be at the Armory durtnc the \\ orld
Sofiea
011131251: DELEGATES Qll'f
LEAGI'E C0" \CIL SESSION.
cannul- ch. s—Bclxlum. Bra-
all. L‘accboalovaxm Spain. Medea,
and lrugua) anaconda were re»
elected non permanent members at
the comma o: the League of Na-
@0038.
\\ hen the result of the election
was announced the antm Cbtneoeé
delegatlon loll the auditorium, ta»
Eplamlug later that they did so on.
lax-den from ream; to walk out at;
the Council 1! China wore not oleu-i
ed to a nompermanent out. Asked:
1: this mean: restgnatton from Iht~§
League of Nations. the Chineao dzle-
-§:alea replied they wen; unablo to
“user.
“TI“! {‘1' a GENTS.
CHICAGO. Oct. 8.--\\’boat on the
Chicago board of trade roan yeah-u“
day to 81.80 a bushel for May do-
uvery. Thu rem-counted an over-
nlght amauce o! more than 8 cents
ia buabel “lib all dellvertea of wheat
and no here touchlng a new man
price record for the moon 1 r»
gency of foreign demand for bread~
Battery 1‘ and tho’Coml-at Tram
wlll so to Stamford for the Arm-
The House of Kuppenheimer
'An Air of Quiet Distinction
Commonplace fripperies are noticeably absent 1n these rich
‘new Fall Suits and Overcoats. They’have the loose easy lines
of the new season, but without exaggeration.
bred man.
NEW FALL AND WINTER COATS s
ANDQVERCOATS.................
Kuppenheimer clothes are nev-
er extreme, never labe —— they
possess that air of quiet distinc-
tion which ever idenbifies a well-
We commend them to men who
know that “trifles make perjecz
tio‘n, but perfection is no trifle.”
stuffa was the chief apparent canoe
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Australia Will Not
Aocept Jap Oder
MELBOURNE. VICTORIA. Ana—
étralta. Oct. 3—-—Doclaratlon that Ana-f
‘tralia “all not accept a momma.
reached b) the League of \‘atloal
on a demand by Japanoao (or an»
mission of metal dnputea to arm-
,tration, waa given to the public hm,
fiby tham 1111ng format mentor!
e; the commonwealth.
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75¢ Please (Fox Trot)
2648 SalULou (13°81‘11“)
FREE TO £28m m‘Gl'E.
BRFSSELS. oct- :. —— Minn:
mu utter no particular oppoattloa
to Germany a admlaaton into the
League of \‘ationa, concerning wbloh
suture: the German minister hem
gproaented a note mammal wub that
delivored to tho Proficn government..
However, Premier Thanh in to-
CNN“: the communication unplug-
sued to the exuoy the “topper-tum»
non. as far as Bdglum on com.
learned. or Germany 3 raising the
question of mponauullu 1m- tho
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15c Georgia
75: Not Now, Not 1 et,
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"Now. tell me, what la Ibo
poalto of mlaery‘.”
“Happiness!“ salt!
unison,
"And aadneas?“
"Gladneaa."
"And tho oppoalto of no?“
“cations?“ shouted the ambush-‘3.
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tho class in
aha asked.
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75c Lonely Little Mdodv. (Fox TM)
2666 Cbarlmlon Cabin (Fox Trot)
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E Grocery Specials fOr This Week-end
We are oil’cring to the public this week-end our special Low
Prices on groceries. When buying from us you are saving.
Fairbanks’ Gold Dust, large package “7.7.. .
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1 Can Gold Dust Scouting Powder, free Saturday onur
Sunlight Butter, quarters 45¢ lb. 4 lb. Pail Lard
.-......$!.00
av‘l‘
.l4c 1b.,
Puritan Hollis, skinned back 263 Lb. Shoulders.
Sliced Bacon 40c lb. Strictly Fresh Eggs . '
. 75c doz-
Pillsbury’s, Jones‘ 01- Gold Medal Flour ...... .
Occident Flour, the best flour milled.
Spauldlng Rose Potatoes 35c pk. ....... .
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Granulated Sugar 13 lbs. for $1.00. 100 lb. bag .
Native Onions, 4 lbs 25c- Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . 25¢
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......$7.50
....$l'.29bagi.
”51.35%
SI 25 bu.
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Native Spinach 35c pk. Turnip . . . . . . . . ......
California Qraug'cs 35c dos; Lemon: 7
40c pk.
35cdoz.
Concord Grapes 20-lb. basket $1.50. Tokay Grapes 2 lbs. . . . 251:
Royal Lunch 2 1-2 lbs. to cqton family package . . . .. 39c
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Clover-dale Evaporated Milk, tall can, 12 for . . . . . . . . .. $1.00
New Pack Becker’s Rye or Graham Flour 3 1.2-"). bags. 25c
Campbell Soup 3 for 25¢. Van Camp’ 8 Tomato Soup, 4 for 25¢
Pumpkinoquuasb 312111155912 JellyGlasses 39cdu.
.Fig'Bor.21bs.2§c.VanCamp’s BakedBeans,3for 25c
UttleGemPeasorValleyCornt6cans ,Bficf»
Log Cabin Syrup, small 29c, medium 59c, large .... . . . . . $1.19
Booth’s Royal Anne. White Cherries, large cans, 3 for . , . $1.00 ;
DelMonte Sliced Pineapplahrgecanasfir ........... 31...;
_NewPackTeoo.GrandmaorAuutJemlmasPancokat’
Certo, FrtdtPecflnZQcGoodLuckRubberaadoz. :7
_..Gre.-so_lvent08and Soup, 2 f3: 25c. Borax Boaprl8 for .
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