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abig cast headed by John Gilbert and Aileen Pringle
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FIRST 1330me IN comm
The Current Comopolitsn Theater Succe-
“GREED’;
,71.._;*_~.e smashing success. of the year in New
7 r: we Cosmopolitan for 83.20 York. It ‘I new
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P A L AC E
BRAND NEW BILL OF YAUDEVILLE—
5—Headline Broadway Acts—5
WH' Ii ELDOGGS DEMARESI‘ & DOLL PEARCE‘ GIBSON
Novelties NJil‘l'lls and That .Oomedy do Luxo
JOHN“ 15111011 A. cums
A Peppy Musical Revue -
ml. ESTONES
.,.- 5. Dances. Chatter
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iCNES AYRES in “TOMORROWS LOVE”
One of the 1925 Parsmount Releases.
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Feather Weight Plates
7; [dz-rier to popularize my,new “F oather Weight" pl?“
' ~ ;s made of true bite, gold pin teeth~w1th an air
>:_':,x:':r that insures perfect adaption to the mouth
gzvee wearer the feeling of security that no other
'- ' ': gil 65— o
‘ . :niinary charge for this kind‘of plate is $50.00. .I
Heinz-"IL for $24.50-Positive painless extraction— -
_ . :IlllulFICl‘C‘d. X-Ray diagnosis.
Dr. S. M. Dietz
i a Main Street . Phone 1997
Lady in attendance .
1H! LOUISE—-
‘ beautiful side gore pump with cutout front over in.
In both a patent vamp, ton calf quarter, military heel
-,~;‘ :' a; l patent leather.
Priced at $6.50 and $7.00
'i llliblfi ARE ADVANCE SPRING STYLES
Conneally and .‘ Bracken
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‘1 WASHINGTON ST. 80. NOBWALK. MN.
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' T" . lovers of good entertainment. Agnes
Ayres mars in ”Tomorrow‘s Love."
‘ a new Paramount picture on the
4some bill. The show will continue
‘ tomorrow.
,. lGEN‘l. Hoday and
'l ‘ ll'Jul". RMLTO
““m'GMdWSD Inez From Hollywood
‘Inez From Hollywood" closes its
three-day engagement at the Rialto
theater “lib today" s presentations.
You wnl agree with the crowds that
have seen K‘ that. it is one of the
present seasons best picture land
you will derive much entertainment
£10m it lee {or at Hol-
lywood and get in book" at the
screen. learning the lite/o! the ac-
tors and actresses macwlll give you
an opinion entirely dlflerent than
some persons have had. - ,
Tomorrow "Letty" Flynn. fol-mar
Yale Iooiball star uill be presented
in "The No Gun-Man." a thrilling
breath-taking whirlwind picture
that Will give you hoi‘er blood cir-
-'_ .. Elinor Gly'ns story
woo-y for the last. time
,-_~ Imam-L. carried a
.. - two people utterly
1‘ who meet and
one» finds in every—
‘3 1. ‘,;'l.'.e::. there is
' 1' and a tire of real-
, : Ill-5 picture.
;.~ headed by two play-
‘:a\' 1hr authoress as the
~17 M11111 of the day.
‘24 production one is
Judgment has not
-. l. The lanrels and
. i go to Aileen Prin-
..-,;- Loraine, and Jack
.Lhzlm Russian Prince.
. of :l haughty English
fifully {aminine and culation and enoush rill! 1'0? 011°
:m meets Gritzko. a dny. Chapter mm: of ‘MOPm‘
. beloved by all and Hoots." will “PW 99' the mine
‘ :. deviliry and darlns- bill
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PALACE
' :m- -— 'Iomorrow' 5 Love." ,
., vae- not vaudeville
, gcludvzs many novel-
v. of the beat acts of the
. -' the Palace theatre for
.. .‘f of this week. The core
"— ‘ Manager David Ester-son.
" FhC XV which is headlined
.4 Mom and His Girls has
6+: an exceptional en-
offering. There are
.1 spots that. will apposite
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IN CENT LOPEZ
HIMSELF
d 315 TwentyJ'ivs Soloist:
“ill Appear At
THE
Z DANCE PALACE
' OST BEAUTIFUL
,BRmoEron'r, com.
Monday Evening ‘
“Immune,” ”
8:.151’ because
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“M FROM HOLLYWOOD”
Come befiinddhe m terthe meal touching.” m dream.
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“NO-GUN MAN”
LEAGFWN
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January Meetin‘gto BeH'eldinGreenwich Next
Thursday—Jeanne Minor of New York in
Be Principal Speaker—Others on Program
——Mrs. Show to Preside
The Faitfléld County League of
Women Voters will devote its Jan-
uary meeting to a stodyiand dlscos'.
sion 0! the proposed Child Labor:
Amendment. The meeunx'wm be
held at Greenwich Tinned”. ill-n:
nary 22. The committee in charge
has secured Mlss'Jeanne Minors- its
principal speaker. Miss Mina; is
secretsry ot the New York Child La-
bor Committee and has devoted her
time to welfare work.
Another speaker will be 5
Percy Walden of mm Haven. 5 _
Walden is the State chairmafi‘ 0‘: u:
Child WeltsxerCommitLee and is 835
Chairman pro tempt the Connech‘
cut Committee on Ratification.
i
Mrs. «Manson T." Enos. Jr.. Chair "' ‘
man or the Greenwich WHO. ha.
completed arrangements for nu.-
meeun‘. Because 0: the uncertain
condluons of roads at this sesson'i:
was molded to hold the meeting a'.
the “Open Door." which is on the
Post Road. directly opposite In.
Y. M. C. A...and very accessible. TIN.
management '0! the "Open Door" he.
offered to turn over the entire es
tabllshment to the League for the
dash and has ensured the commute.
it. will do mouthing possible for th
success of the meeilng.
There will 'be an e xecntive boa:-
meetinz st 11 o'clock. followed ii
the rezulsr business meeting I:
11:30. Reports tram “Hills-goes i
owl-mid, County will Ibo mm. a.’
well as reports from the once“ an
cluirmen of the committees.
The luncheon will be sensed at .
o'clock. All reservations ' may i.
Sent to Mrs. Alanson T. Enos. In. -:
North St. Greenwich. (Telephor
167D. )
The afternoon session will begl:
at 2:15. Miss Minor will be the fir.“
speaker. .A. good pm at the tin.
will be devoted to the “Question Po.
iod." The speakers hope that 2;!
mernbers will come prepared to 2:
questions. 7
Mrs. Samuel C. Show.
Chairman. will preside. ‘
Since the Child Labor Amendn:
is to come up for ratification lax-u
the Legislature the League {2‘
that it is of mm. on imfionance 1;.
this question is intelligently disc:
. Conn:
ed‘by its members. so-thut'they on? ,
appeal to their representatives “in:
a thorough understanding of I'm:
subject. *
RELEASED.
Elmer Chlvery of Elizabeth strect
who was arrested Wednesday sfu- l ~
noon'after he and entered s. hour
in Elizabeth street was not hold I
the police. Cnivery told the pone
that ire had entered the place l.
were not caused by y work which
he was performing in the employ of ,
the compnny.
To Thoserio-
Sometimes-—
Y GU crave a Steiili - done
to .a turn -—— not too “ell
cooked nor too rare -— the 3
kind our chef revels in *
turning out. . i -
Sometimes— - '
Steak, Chops and Chickens
just don‘t appeal..- ,
, arm
' a suggestion is welcome-13
Broiled Sqnab With Currant
Hollandsise _ ucc and I: re-
freshing En In and Grape
. fruit soled might please you '
by wsyots change-,— ‘
But Always— ~ g
,_ YOU demand service, such:
cuisine Frsfiesise at prices -
So biracial: they‘wiil Inna.
nfls‘e you. '
mistake.
at his death and that these ‘1me
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ON EASY PAYMENTS
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W StudWell Piano Company 3‘53:
. U. S. Player “The Musical Instiintion of Prestige 7— Est. 1875 quésscrizi.
IRoils '" 68 No. Main St. Phone 300 So. Norwalk 11:31:33;
Radial; Super-Heterodyne
COMMENCING THE FIRST YEAR IN OUR NEW STORE
47-49 NORTH MAIN STREET
“THE “ROAD THAT LEADS TO A GREATER NORWALK”
I
WewantournewstoretobevisitedbysllNorwulk
and vicinity. Therefore these atlradive reductions:
OVERCOATS
$32.50
Former Values
$37.50 and $45.00
$44.50” - R
EVERY COAT THIS
SEASON’S STYLE. .,
‘We Expect. to Make This First'Sale in Our New Store O 118 That Will Make Us Many New Friend;
SHIRTS
WHITE ., MADnAs. NECKBANDS
25% OFF
ALL LEATHER GOODS ‘,
‘
BATH ROBES $1,215
SMGIIING IACKE’IS 3‘“ sum
'naesemanssooaogaot excellent
PANCYVESTS wry
WA.“ 5m FANCYSTIFFCUFFSHIRTS -
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mm ' ' 7 ~ $1.95 for Mom
. $22.50 '. ’ Baum LOIS"
Flam? ‘ ‘ $12.50
10 BLUE UNFINISHED
wonern 3 BUTTON SACK
$22.50
OUR BEST OVERCOATS
Former Values SIZES “5537-38-40
$50.00 to $65.00 SLIM 57—43—39
SHORT 37—39
'A" REMARK'ABLE VALUE.
Fancy Half "Close
95c
. $1.15 .
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85c
. for $1.25 QUALITY
3 PAIRS $2.75
for $1.75,QUAL1'§“.’
3 PAIRS $3.25
for $1.00 QUALITY .
3 PAIRS $2.25
A fewsam mm Wool mixed onion salts, $2.65. Sizes 36 and 3 admwers, ribbed m heavy weight 75c pair. ..
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