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. AnnouncingTheéGala 1925,;Vaudevilled’rogr .
I ENTIRE WEEK OF DECEMBER 29¥—NEW‘Y‘EAR’S'EVE~FROLIC
. For the First Three Days Beginning Monday. ’
An “8‘1““ Broadway prom of—the .eeamn'S'brightest' entertainment specialties available
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MATINEESMONDAY, TUESDAY AND‘WEDN-E‘SDA-Y .ati2:1 . ’ 1
Tuesday beguung at 7 :30, with vaudeville-at’S o’clockm'fumeiictfizznggzfifwanMVg’gm
19:30 to 10:15.
' Devotions 10:15 to 10:45 Social Per-
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5 ACTS YAUDEVILLE
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All Stars in
“THE SPHFEE’
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Regent
Theatre _‘
Today at 2 :IB,
E vi a Brilliant Supporting Cast in
E “NOTORIETY”
‘ iieiy Alden .— Rod LaRocque _— J. BarneySherry-
7:15 and 9:00 E ‘ 1
Will Nigh's Photodrama. Sensation"-
E HARRY CAREY
:-;;_r of many big hits in the beat
_ :ture vehicle he has ever made.
Sunday Evening
“FLAMING FORTIES”
l Mon. —- Tush— Wed. «
- Cynthia. Seoclflcy’s Romance
“THE FEMALE”
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BETTY COMPSON —
Betty's most fascinating role.
From jungle girl to society beauty
88 Washinan Street
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his latest photopiay, a great
'5‘.a'tlc romance of a. bad man in
lands, is playing for today
the Rialto Theater. Must
for "The Deadwood
taken in Zion Canyon.
one of the: most picturesque
e in America. The result is
. . the thrilling incidents in the
' :re~fights. chases. stage coach
, : ups. all have a beautiful natur-
:ackgrcund c! musive canyons.
"‘lcrs and cili'ls.
last episode of the “The For-
Door" will be shown in addi—
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:1" watt
Motion picture audiences are in
:r a treat! "The Narrow Street." .
‘ ..ich plays tomorrow night only at
:e Rialto theatre is a delightful
.“"nge from the usual entertain-
:tent oflered mo'de patrons.
From start to finish it is a. riot oi
laughter. Mat Moore. specialist in
whimsical burner and Dorothy De- Q
yore. vivacious comedy star, play the
leads.
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The Thief of Bagdod
Douglas Fairbank's amazingly ro-‘
mantle and dramatic story. hereto-
tore thought impossible or achieve-
ment on the screen, "The Thief of
Bagdad," will be the attraction at
ice Rialto. There is said to he in
:‘ais story a wonderful love tale to
=6: your pulses goingzawealth of
adventurous incidents that stirs
:udlences to a rousing pitchc or ex—
cftement.
I: will be a new experience to
: on to see a Magic Rug soar above
1 J. I, Mallette
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the house-tops and of: into-the sky.
bearing the This! and the beautiful
Princess of Bagdad. Another new
and strange experience will‘be to
witness a. Winged Horse fly to and
through the clouds, bearing‘ the
This: or Bagdad .ot whom all nap
tions for hundreds 0! years, have
been reading about in the tales ot
the Arabian Nights. Youn‘may
have read about the Invisible
Cloak. but you surely have not seen
it unless you have viewed'Douglae
Fairbanks in "The Thieto! 888v
dad." , 4
Born of a-poet's dream in 'Araby.
this remarkable story wu'fievelope
ed ‘by Douglas Fairbanks-into a
beautiful reality .
The critic of ”The New York
Times“ sums up the matter justly
and, according to all accounts truly.
when he said '. that “The 'Thiet of
Bagdad" is 3. “learn! moviepicture.
art which has never been equalledl
0} even approached.“
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PALACE.
Vaudeville-Picture. E
It. is hardly possible to imagines
better vaudeville program that
which the Palace theatre otters to-
ay. Manager David Enema ha;
been congratulated many times Since
the first presentation otthe‘bill'onr
Thursday afternoon and doubtless
will —wi.n many more'plaudlts' 'today
trom those who will fill the‘Palace
tor this exceptional .bill 01 good
cheer. .
There isn't a single dull rmomen
in the whole show. In addition to
the vaudeville. the Palmwllltoday
offer “The Spitfire" Hula national.
including Lowell Sherman; 3mm
Blythe and.Robert Wax-width '
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eat masterpiece 0! Director .wm
may experience a'rude‘nh'ock, ébut
ably agree that Wili.Nigh's;pl-esen‘o
{Lotion 0: human ambition isr“Notor-
‘iety” is the naked truth choral];
In a teal-less photodramaLthat'cov.
era the pathos ot’povertyandthe
E kl-t “7!:
, town polir c 5"itlog.
brought ,, viz-t again for the
. some munu . .2'- would be giv-
en a, jail :‘I :2 -, .
Health (will Hater: Ferd-vie was
, these
When picture patrons seedho'lat-
thh when it opens atth'enegcnt
this afternoon. they will haveiso'me; .7
thing to thinkabout. Theirfidaas
on one o! the big questionsgot‘lire ‘v .
after it is all over. theyezwmgprob.
HARRY CAREY
«In—A? New Universal Super
. Feature De Luxe
“FLAMING FORTIES”
IN THE CHURCHES
SUNDAY EVENING ' E
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I QUARANTINE
Court Tells Bouton St.
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Man He’ll G0 to J all
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If Hts Children Get
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OutAgain
'Joseph Masttriono oty Benton
street .was lined .510- for breaking
quarantine and $5 for using abusive
language to an officer in the down.
town , City Court yesterday by
Judge Vosburgh. VH8 was arrested
Christmas cve. by Oiflcer \Viliiaml
Payne.
Mastriono was;orderod by Officer
Payne to keep his children in the
yard. lie became abusive and stat.-
ed that in: did not care about the
quart-rainc- or m't‘icer Payne either.
Ail‘i'lll taken to the down-
.3';'.Iz., \‘c.ln1r7;l1 informed Mast!!-
ono that he mus". ilotuellow his chil-
dren :o -l rv‘ ’- ' m quarantinepn his
iii-me. li-j ’r wl him that it he was
that he had
pretent'un.l~
placed a..i:_u:.i'; ,;
neause some a itho children there:
were carriers of (lli‘ul'.tl’i gonna,
He stated. that tliv: breaking 01E
quarantines was a‘ serious
matter and that other arrests would
have tolbe made if the practice was
kept up‘ .
on the h ousc
Planning to Explore
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Caverns in Virginia
NEW MARKET.’ Virginia. Dec. 27
.—An organized ; exploring exposition
headed‘eby' Captain‘Robert A. Bart-
lett. Arctic explorer. will make an
attempt‘next month to reach the end
otz‘thtendless caverns. near here.
According torannouncement or the
plant today. Captain Bartlett and
five: other men-therefor the explorer-5'
club. ,including Henry C. Walsh.
founder «of . the '~ club. _ who - recently
made a prelimirary study of the cav-
erns. areischeduled to’ arrive here
January 9. . . . _
Thetparty. it was said. propose to
construct a cabin. vas a. ,A base for
their explorations.” a point a. mile
andahalf within the mouth of the
cave is. beyond which no one has
beean nown tolgofidue to the natural
obstructions" [encountered th ~e.
From that point they hope to Work
their way back to the end. '
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glito colors" from the actual passion
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Chm-ch
George B. Tompkins. minister.
Jack C. Oglesby. minister's assistant.
Chas. G. Ives. organist and direc-
tor; Mrs. L. L. Pugh. coniralto; Airs.
A. Gibson Hull. soprano: Ernest w.
Souke. tenor; Barry L. Strelng. base.
Sundayoschool and the Men‘s Bible
class convene at 9:45 A. Ill.
“‘orship and sermon at 11.
mon topic, “Herod and the
Men."
The Epworth Magus service at
6:30 will be led by Mrs. Minnie
Heath. Topic. “The wisdom o! 101'-
getting."
At 7:30 the Rev. Chas. E. Barto.
D. D.. will give the first part of his
lecture on "Oberammergau. its pas-
sion play and players." The topic
tc-r Sunday evening will be “Uberam-
intro-m "lid
(sf Hum."
liars. The second part 0! the lee-
lustruiml throughout with splendid
turc will be given at the Watchnlght
service. A cordial invitauon is ex-
tended to all to see and hear this
wonderful story.
Monday—vThe Boys' club will meet
at the usual time, 6 and 7:15 P. M.
Cin Wednesday evening Dr. Barto
will lecture on "The passion play at
Oberammergau: a. message at love."
The lecture will be followed by a
social hour with retreshmenhs. The
concluding service will end with the
coming in or the New Year. All
are invited.
On Sunday evening the Rev.
Charles Elmore Barto of New Ba-
veu will show pictures in “true to
Scr-
“'ise
play at Uberammergau. and lecture
on “Oberammergau and its people."
at the Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
church at 7:30. This Passion Play
is one or the marvels at all time.
Next to seeing the play itself is
seeing actual pictures or it and tear
its story told. This virtually con-
stitutes a twentieth century pli-
grimage to the tragedy of the ages.
It is a story never to be forgotten.
The lecture and the pictures will ree
quire two nights to present. The
second lecture will be given on Wed-
nesday evening at the Watch Night
service. '
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First Congregational Church.
On the Green. Nor-walk.
Rev. E. F. .McGregor, Ph. D.. Pastor
Morning worship at 10:30 with
sermon by the pastor; subject ”the
Bridge 0! the Icar.’
Sunday school at 12 o‘clock.
At 7:45 p. m. the Sunday school
will give a Nativity Play with an-
cient carols. entitled “The Coming
of the Prince or Peace." All are
invited. .
On Tuesday. In the alternoor
there will be a Christmas Tree party
'or the beginnels and in the evening
for the older school.
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Newkirk..
. . . . . Soprano
Mrs. Edna May S‘elleck .. . . Pianist
Miss Maébctle Austin ... . Violinis.
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its people—a message;
The lecture will be ii-E
THE "SENTINEL
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School Christmaslentertainment oill'
be given. A splendid program has
been prepared. which will include a
real Santa Claus. All the children
of the school are promised a treat.
The parents and rriends ot the
children are invited.
Wednesday night 9:30 to 12:‘!0.
Watch Night Service. The service-
will be divided into three parts--
Song Service and
iod with refreshments. 10:45 to
Midnight. The story of a. man who
helped in the conquest of the world
for Christ. This will be an illustra-
ted address. The concluding item
will be an illustrated hynfn “Jesus
Shall Reign Where 'er the Sun. etc."
Twenty beautifully colored slideS.
one for each line or the hymn will
give the impression to the eye which
will help the spiritual sentiment of
the hymn.
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Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Cedar St.
Rev. E. C. \‘i‘enzel. Pastor.
German service at 10 am. Eng-
lmh service at 11 3.121. Bible class
and Sunday school at 12 noon. This
Sunday will be' the last ,Sunday to
St.
den place.
Louis Naval; to Peter O'Hara. 7
acres and buildings, East Norwalk.
John \‘v’ Grant ct ale to Florence
ll. Kemp. lot. Raymond terrace.
Estate of Thomas 1. Raymond to
Joseph Santarociro. lot. First street.‘
Frederick L St. John to \‘Valtcr
Foster and wife. lot, Fairiield park.
John R. Morton et al to Thomas
Lchotsky et al. lot Taylor avenue.
Stephen Pramer and wife to John
Hornyak. lot. Elm Grove street.
“'illiam D. Bryon to Amy L. Get-
man, land and buildings. Highland
avenue.
Vl'ilsor. Point Co. to George and
Mabel Harrison. lot. Wilson 'Point
road. 4
l4 BODIES ARE
RECOVERED IN
’ DAM DISASTER
1924. Let us all make a real often
to end the old year right. Let us
day in the old year.
The society 0: young married
people “’lil meet Monday evening at
8 oclock in the basement of the
church. A regular Christmas _pro-
gram has been arranged for that
evening and all the young married
peoplu oi tllc eo-gi‘t‘ga’wn an. cot--
tawny illV'ilLd.
‘lm: names society will not meet
the. hrs; but the second lhursduy in
the now your. LiliEWlEe the louug
L’LUl'it‘:' EUCLBI} on! not meet
lll‘Sl. out. the mound 'lhursdayhn the
liar. \~. iii nr)’ Lamar, pastor.
Janus t1. I’l‘l‘nlllS. oxgamst.
Airs. if. l'rrmns, bO‘lUiSt.
lhzifi .r.
13:30
in. >- when by UN: preter.
1‘. m. Sunday School.
liiddleton. loader. -
6:30 p. in. Allen League.
Sussie Middleton. lender.
7:25’! p. m. szrnon by Rev. D. C.
Thomas of Sti'mlul’Vl- '
The test class matting of the Did
Your will be held Tuesday cV-erllug.
Sunday school Christmas tree will
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“'atch night services will Iolluu
the Christmas tree.
and lit. Zion Baptist churches haVe
been invited to join with ,us in this
service.
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Grace Baptist Church
Corner Butler and Quincy Sis.
Sunday services, Doc; :‘S. 1824:
Sunday school at 10 a. In. W. C
MJnton. superintendent.
Miss Martha Parker. the 16~.\'oar-
old mangelist. who will preach oath
morning and evening.
B. of P. L'. at 6:80 p. in., conduct-
ed by Bro. Nichols.
nuatl Sunday school Chrlttr‘ms 'i‘n-v.
IComo and bring the cliiiirsn and
\Vednesday evening “'atc‘l.
at the church from 9 p. m.
Eteryone welcome.
E. 0. Powell. church‘cie:k.
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Evening Worship.
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present the full program.
tion. it will require forty minutes
tional life of the hearers. The quaie
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i2 REEESTETE
at the office of Town Clerk Herbert
R. Smith are as follows:
Clearvicw Park Co. to “Wills"! J.
Gamhie. lot. Cloarvimv Park.
Estate of Elber‘ S. Adams to Al-
bert “‘ellnitz, lot and buildings.
“'cstpcrt avenue.
Es rite of Matilda C. Clark to An-
na B. Coffin. lot and buildings. Bel-
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Prelude: O Sanctissima . . . . . . . \.
, . . . . . z . . . Gustav Hollacndei
Miss Austin
Oi'fcrtory, Angel's Serenade .....
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Miss Austin
Soprano Solo. The Holy City . . . .
.- ............ Stephen Adams
Mrs. Newkirk.
Postlude. Chorus {rem “The Holy
City" .......... Aiked Gaul
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International Bible Students '
Red Men's 1:18.11. Wash. St... 8-6 p. :11.
Subject to: discussion—"Justifica-
tion by taith—"
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First M. E. Church, South Ear-walk.
'Rev. A. F. Chamberlain. Pastor.
Carlton L'Hommedleu. Organist
and Director. . ‘
.Church School. Iowa—All ages.
Adult Topic—“The Conversion or
Lech us." *Morning Worship 11:00.
The ev. Warren F. Cook. D.D.._witl
tell the story of the great Method‘
of the
It Is. the purpose
,a financial drive, but giving
. Dr. Cook is a very in-
ei‘esting speaker and has many
friends in the community who will
be glad to second. hear him.
x dazzle of wealth. :the master motion-
; picture director lays bare the secret .
.ambitlon ot weaver-agath .be-
ing. lets it develop betel-Longest»:
and shows us”
dangers u.
' mimblut. 1802
Prelude—P1111169 in E—Ropartz.
E Inthem—“Bethlehem"— Bartlett.
,. Anthem—‘The Birthday of the
King.",—Neldl1nger.
, ist Episcopal snoopital 0! Brooklyn. :
N.’Y.
‘, speakerjo‘lnterest the people by the
; statement or infects. He is no!
Postludo—— Christina Pesticide "‘.
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to light Duel
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“Iwmfighthhnanytinennd
any place except in Spain." That
the answer of Blasco
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attend divine services the last Sun-i
LAO ;
new year. ‘llic tin: 'lnursriuy hair-1
pans to be PMs-v l- n": Day.
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Knight :5’. .i. .\i. ll. church.
3:30 p. m. Sacltd Cont-xi. Bite. 0.".
take place at 7:30 \i’cducsday ex‘en-i
tug. leiativcs and friends or the.
scholars are asked to bring all pres-
ents as early 8:. possible. ‘
G race Baptist 1:
Preaching at 11:30. conducted by?
Evening service at 8 o'clock r, m..
sharp.
All are welcome.
Monday, Dec. 25. 1524. The are?
("H .
7:80—A mail-E
cal service in which the choir will-
Prelude—"The Shepherds"—— Su~ =
tome. i
Cantata—~"The Story of Cl‘lTlTTv
mas"—A!€-xander Matthews.
This is a. rich musical centre-.5:-
to render, and will aid in the dew-o»
+ CHAEQES FILED;
Real estate transfers recently til-l
:E i g h t More Missing;
Since Break in VIP}
ginia Lime Region;
5 Christmas Night '
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SALTVI LLE. 1’ T.—W!th E
, \‘c... Dec.
:14 bodies non: rcvovcrel. search 013'.
ithe Muck line orgasm that over-
Espreads a score of across in the Hols-
itnn rver Willi-y near here. was con-
ltlnuod today to account for eight
persons still missing afur the dis-
.asirous dam break of Christmas Eve.
More than mo hundred men kept
arch trilriv ‘\ bile Saltville:
3 plans for the burial of its
lid.“ of the army of March-
ill“
'up
rumpl‘
Vilffl'l.
:r‘rs :ro rmplvzg'ts of the \lnihieson
'Alkali “Nuke. the plant at which I
rho dam break occurred. to release:
a _l.'l‘~."-.'ll urili of lime~luficn water and;
liquid on the settlement ctr
“'Orllfl‘i.‘ MAC-1“. .
, Slrbodies recovered in yesterday's 3
Search brought the total of known}
:riz-ad to H‘s. ‘»
final ninairn
than
were
done
little,
a.
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: that might
En-‘l- i
3 l': lady burns:
from iv ich 7270?“. than 2'.“ injured‘
fare suffering e a result of lime in.
:the ....cd we . a number have ?
'reccived injur, to the eyes that
threatens blindness in several cases.3
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' Gas Ranges
Three Burners & Baking Oven
$16.00
ALEXANDER’S
Good “'ill Furnitum
50 80. Main St. So. Norwalk
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$1.35g
Postpaid i
.5. Complete buokE
of 50 puzzles i
bound With atfi
tractive hard co}?
er. including a?
Venue pencil. Thel
Rage or the Dayll
S p c n i . waning“
profi'a Lily“ bv im~f
proving y o u l"
mind, instructive—.3
educational. I '
These cross word‘
will add countless words to
1blilar}‘.
150 Cross Word Puzzles
Emurzles
, your vo
icomin ~ Send your order at onocn
ETllz‘ ii: i \v‘fumo will surely make
gym: a 11m and getvyou ready for tho
Enext sort-rs. Send money order, rx-
:press or cashier's draft. \‘i'c will,
.‘siiip COD if you desire and charge"
you the postage.
SPECIAL We will send: E
OFFER 1—2—7; $4:
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SUNDAY EVENING
Matt Moore- and
Dorothy Devore -
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“The Narrow Street”
Kinograms and Comedy
‘ SATURDAY '
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“The Deadwood Coach”:
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ANNIVERSARY WEEK
FIVE DAYS 00M. MON. DEC. 29 _.-
Three Performances Daily
2:16 -- 7:00 — 9:00
Admission Fifty Cents
Augumented Rialto Orchestra
Under Direction of John B. Proetz
Eéuglas Fbidmnlo ;
WMWBAGDAD
Have ever seen a Magic Rug soar
above ecitybcarlngaThicfand a
Princess?
Have you ever seen a white horse with
wings fly through the clouds!
Have you ever seen Magic'ropes, live
dragons and bats as big as elephaan
Have you ever scgn an “invisible’
cloak! '
This beautiful story' of romance and
adventure abounds in happenings of
' and unbelievable magic.
SPECIAL MATINEE FOR THE CHILDREN ~.
Tuesday, Morning, Dec. 30 at 10 A. M.
Children Admitted'to This Performance Only for Ten Cents ‘_
Order now and be i;
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THEY GASPEDll
At the boldness and splendor of the weird Oriental
Decorations—
At the absolutely unique atmosphere conceived—
At the enticing strains of Oriental dance music and
The Excellence of the Cuisine _ -
—— at the opening of —-
ALADDIN lNN
NOROTON AVENUE
(Just off the Post Road) Between Stamford & Dorian.
DINING AND DANCING NIGHTLY
Cuisine Fraucaise All Hours
RESERVATIONS NOW BEING MADE !
ORIENTAL MARI)! GRAS NEW YEAR’S EVE
11 o’clock Super $4.50 per plate
(No Extra. Charges)
' Special Entertainment—Phone Darien 555-12
A wonderful love story
no set: your pulses in:
...awealthofa ven-
turous incidents that
will stir you to a rousing
pitch of excitement.
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Specml Sale
33 1-3 Per cent. oil on all holiday goods
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHINGS
. 5pm; 3 (Oil/55%" '
70-72 No. MAIN STREET ' -
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A FREE EBECTURE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Io Which The Public [5 W1 Invited; Will Be Do!!!“ By .
RobertStanl~VRosaC.S.,of New YorkCi
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