livery ii Desir-
ell.
Shopping Early
Always Pays
Visit Our Gift
Shop for ideas.
Can you think of a more useful g ft than furniture? There is something for everyone
on your list in the great Christm ‘ store—a gift for whatever amount you want to spend
too. Our selection is so complet that the arduous talk of holiday shopping becomes
a genuine joy. Need we urge yet to “Shop early?” Surely you know by now that choos-
ing is much less difficult and serv'ce much less trying by beating the usual last minute
rush. ‘ .
Let Sterling’s help solve your gif
New Beauty for the Bedroom-«at
Gifts of such a substantial nature as a bedrt
that pictured here would greatly please any
pieces this room should have.
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Of Genuine Cedar
A spacious 36-inch chest to keep
clothes safe from moths and
dirt—special , $1 8 no
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Occasional Tables
i always find a. ready welcome
into the home. The vogue now~
adays is for tables or this type
in round, hexagonal or octe-
zonal shapes. $28.50
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will “(‘34
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$249.00
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831111118 in popularity each year. A charming creation as
. ' wife—so we
suggest it. Done in beautiful Huguenot walnut-the four
Instead o! havi g the radio's
parts scattered 1 all
V"him" this fine cabinet—finish-
u good “buy"
$27.50
OVOl‘,
A Populr Gift-
with pedestal of‘fancily wrought
and finished iron —-with large
earthen bowl I r ferns. flowers
and the like. 2 up
Its price is ‘5 I95
get
it problems.
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pedestal stand.
Decorative Tones
little fixings that distinguish a
household come with these
charming console sets of fruit
bowl and candlc— $5 50 up
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sticks‘to match.
Martha Washington
Cabinets for Just
$18.95
if you've neglected to get
Mother‘s gift. here's your chance
to save on it. In mahogany
Choosmg a Man’s Gift Is Easy Here
Especially if he's a smoker. and most men are.
styles to select from«—i'rom the most elaborate, down to the $1
Many with humirlorsf~uull with removable ash
trays, match holders and other convcnlenccs.
10110.
We have so many
t'hoosc early!
Amid Soft Glows
from a beautiful lamp your
faintly will spend many 11 happy
m‘c. ('ould any gift better
please them? $2 98 up
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Gateleg Tables As
Low as $24.50 Now
We’ve sold dozens of these for
Christmas gifts—mud now we re-
.duce prices on those remaining.
In solid mahogany and birch-
wood. finished mahogany tone.
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Children’s Desks i as " l1. Children’s 3-Piece i ‘ -
m ulaggnqth'arigranx- Boys’ Velopicedeh Table andséelfm' m 3“ Cedar Boxes ‘ Doll Beds
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Mahogany Card Tables l Serving Trays I Smoking Priscilla
End Tables ; from ' Stands Sewing Cabinets
$3.98 -
$1.00 i
$1.00
$6.95 _
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accused of the murder or a visiting
archduke: he then turns into the
5.: much hunted and mysterious Don Q:
3 those and innumerable other angles
_ furnish a plot of many complicated
Pant:
SEV EN
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{I NEWS FOR THEATREf-GOERS
Initial presentation under ownership of A. J. Collins
and management of Albert Hamilton
Palace
Today and Tomorrow
Douglas
Fairbanks
“DON
Son of Zorro”
ably supported by Mary Astor
Trigger action and startling
surprises feature this great
Fairbanks picture. The dash-
ing. daring, Don Q bars all
worry and you live in laughs
Regent
Today and Tomorrow
' Glorious Gloria
Swanson
5-in—
“Stage Struck”
Combines comedy of "Man-
handlcd,” gowns and luxury
of “Society Scandal,” drama
and tire of “Sans Gene.” And
and thrills.
'a new kind of a love story.
THREE PERFORMANCES DAILY
N 0 Advance in Prices at Either House
3 AT Tm: PALACE.
t“Don Q." I-‘airhnnks' Latcst Picture.
i To Be Shown for Two Days.
1 The glory that was Spain's now he-
‘ longs to Douglas Eulrhanks, who has
captured it and put it into his new
lplioioplay, “Don Q. Son of Zorros."
'which is the feature attraction iil'l-
nnunced for today and tomorrow at
' iltt‘ Palace Theater.
Castles in Spain are things to look
at. not to dream of. in this appealing
picture. The background of beau”.
tul settings is gorgeous beyond com.
pare.
The story is the graceful though
swift unfolding of the adventures of
a young Spaniard who is som to his
motherland from California to finish
his education.
How- hc meets and woos u gor-
geous scnorita: how he captures a
bull running rampant in the streets:
how he fights a duct With the villain;
how he pct-forms astounding fonts
with a. stock whip; how he becomes
twists that keys audience interest to
a high pitch.
The climax is one of the moat
thrilling, unique and, at the same
presented. It is first and last a pic-
ture of supreme entertainment.
This feature inaugurates the open-
ing 0! the Palace Theater under the
ownership or A. J. Collins and man-
agement or Albert Hamilton.
AT THE REG EXT.
Gloria Smnson to appear in Allan
Dwan picture “Stage Struck."
In “Stage Struck." the Allan Dayan
production presented today and to-
morrow at the Regent theater, Glor-
ia Swanson returns to the type of
role that registered her first great
popularity and which established
her as one of the greatest charac-
ter actresses of all times.
“Stage Struck." finds the gorg-
eous Gloria as a. waitress in a small
town in the middle west. She has
“alone of a stage careeHnd what
girl at some stage in her life didn't
dream at some day becoming a
great. actress?
Nothing more human or appealin
has ever been assigned this popular
star.
~Lawrence Gray is Gloria's new
leading man in this one. Others in
the cast include Ford Sterling. Ger-
time. humorous that has ever been‘
trndc Astor and Carrie Scott.
This feature inaugurates the open-
ing of the Regent theater under the
Ownership of A. J. Collins and man~
:igeincnt of Albert Hamilton.
‘ AT THE THAI/TO
l"llrigllt Lights" is
story of night
clubs-t‘hilrlcs Ray fcaturcti
' Behind the scenes of gayest night
:clnbs (between stage door and
lhome) this beauty among the. bright
lights wt) lend you the maddest.
inlay-int: today and tomorrow only at
i liny and Pauline Starks.
TWO TIRES STOLEN.
i.. R. Lyman of tho Hilltop Inn
notificd the Norwalk police on Sun-
day that two 35 x 4 1-4 tires were
taken from a garage at the rear ot‘
the inn. The tircs were stored in
the gai‘zine and they were stolen
within the last two weeks.
LONG WAIT
“That's old Iloddcr just come out
at the telephone box. Iie's turned
. 92."
"Heavens! How old was he when
he went. in?"-—Answers.
—Bridgeport Theatres
Thursday. Friday. Saturday
. HAPPY
HOOLlGAN
2 Big Acts --- 14 Scenes
Chas. (Tramp) MoNally
as Happy Hooligan
And a.
Glittering Galaxy of
Gorgeous Girls
We Are Our Own Whole.
' Balers and Retailers of
QUALITY GROCERIES
A. F. Beckmann Co.
inc.
Washington St. Phone 3565
South Norwalk
Stop ThoseDrugs
They never affect the Liver
When you take cathartlcs you be-
lieve that they directly affect the
liver. They do not. Countless re-
cent tests havc proved that. That's
why all these treatments bring you
disappointment.
But modern science has found a
Way to really stimulate the liver.
That is ox-gall .a liver secretion.
Physicians the world over now em-
play it to do what you've tried to do.
Many of our ailments are due to
torpld livers. We have tried to cor-
rect them. but we failed. As a re-
sult. we have sutured—most or us—
rrom troubles of this sort:
Indigestion
Constipation Kidney Troubles
Impure Blood Bad Compicxlons
High Blood Pres- Lack of Youth
sure
Now we ask you to join the mill-
ions who have found a, new relief.
Ox-gall. a gland secretion. really
stimulates the liver. Then it acts.
Then it floods the intestines with bile.
Heart and
The toxins which are now being
formed and absorbed are quelled.
Good doctors everywhere now pre.
scribe ox-gall mostly in liquid form.
But it comes also in tablets celled
Dioxol. which druggists now supply.
Each tablet contains 10 drops of
purified ox-gall.
We ask you to learn how much
Dloxol can do. Learn it at our ex-
pense. It will change all your con-
ceptions of treating liver troubles.
It may bring to you new health. new
vim, new hope. Clip this coupon.
for your own sake-now.
"Dioxoi is specially recommended
by Harold A. Mead."—Adv.
VIM PIE-nil 00.
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French Envoy -— !
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TODAY AIwD TOMORROW
She was
‘ ’ a flower
blooming
‘1 among the
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Senator Henri Berengcr of France 5 3 $3; mil“ in”
will be the next French ambassador t in d ° rim“? '1'
. I sought in vain us
to the tnited States. He will rc- she glitter and glyety at
place the present envoy, Emile Broadway. ‘.
Duschncr, who is blamed in Paris ROBERT Z. LEON ARD’SVT“
for the failure of the French debt." production '
funding commission
agreement
sloners.
to reach an
with American commis-
m'ah CHARLES RAY
m PAULINE STARKE‘ .
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; a, JESSIE BURNS m LEW uncle.
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The Iron Mule Pathe News
1 Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Ronald Coleman and
VILMA BANKY IN
“The Dark Angel” .
Thr-rc's no love without a
dark angel
g Come~See———Learn!
Boudon' Novelties
Many Dainty Novelties In
Powdord‘ui'fs,
Boudoir Caps, Garters,
Bandeaux,
etc.
.l. i. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. ?
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A largeselection to choose from in both box f
and folding cameras. All folding cameras carry
the autographic feature so that you may keep
a record of just when, where and what you have
taken a picture of.
BOX CAMERAS $2.00 to $5.00
FOLDING CAMERAS' $5.00 AND UP
DONNELLY’S
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quality Ind workmanship are super-Gul- t , l
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too much of iii 1
Make her Christine: memorable nth a happy choice '
in silverl .
whether'nbegrudnlmm' .sfincemboacd
platter. or full chest of knives, forks and spoon“. the
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FRANK LAUDER ' i
96 Washington St. So. Norwalk
Norwalk Chronicler