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ICDMING HERE DIRECT FROM STANDARD THEA-
IRVING BERLIN’S
SYNCOPATED MUSICAL I‘REAT
" 75 People—It’s :1 Whale of Ia Show—2 Cars
’A‘ RAGTIME 'RIDT THAT SPARKLES AND POPS
‘Music and Lyric by Irving
'Smith—Staged by R. H Burnside
“SPEEDY AS THE SPUT €51.1ng OF A RAPID FIRE
‘AI merry concoction of froth, frivolityI mirth and melody—
With Twirly Girly Syncoapted Tunes .
The Biggest Girl and Musical Show in Years
TAKE A TIP-WATCH YOUR QTEP
~- PRICES~50¢..75¢. $100—A Few at $1. 50
SEAT SALE FRIDAY—~10 A. 'M.
New Months
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TONIGHT;
I VIVIAN MARTIN IN
“THE WAR MODEL"
TOMORROW
GEORGE” WALSH 1N
"MELTI'NG MILLIONS" .
I"IFRIDAY
. li'ESSUE HAYAKAWA
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"EACH TO HIS RIND"
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Politce Theatre
I'Home of Vaudeville
~Feature Pictures
and
. Today Only
Jules Verne's Great StdI'Iy in
Pictures
20 Thousand
Leagues
Under the sea
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.211 2:15. 7 and 9 o‘clock.
coconut PRICES.
THURSDAY "
a this ACTS
.- .VAUDEVILLE
MAY MURRAY 1N
”THE BIG SISTER”
#. .- . fig- _
lmiss the chance to see it Will make
in unusually well finished detail;
photogt
the
'aphy is nothing short of wou-
derful and altogether the feature is‘
:1 very commendable one
start to the finish. Regular pictutxe
prices will be charged for this extra-
ordinary feature.
from the
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Big Week End Bill Opens Tomorrow
With Special Picture Attrac-
lions
All Nousalk will be talking about
the "Five Musical Jones," “Jolly .iolInI
.lenks" Irid “The Society
three of the. acts on the
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Sisters,"
Week-end
vaudeville at the Palace after totnor- '
row afternoon’s first show. These
three acts are in A class by themselves.
Tomorrow's feature picture will be
‘Illac Murray in "The Big Sister':'
Ethel Clayton wilt'plm the Worldt
traction “The Bondage of rear. " .l‘iI'l '1
Pay and l.ou.1e iluf‘f will he starred
in “Ti: 9 ReW'md of Patience," on Sat-
urtiay.
AT THE RECENT FRIDAY
There is some excellent acting in
Illtis husky picture. “l"ach to His
lKind," and it is done respectively by
’Sesstlt’ liayukawa anti 'l‘auru Aoki.
two talent-ed Japanese players.
i‘lmljlt’l has the role of 1111 Fast lndian
Ii’rince being etiutatcd in England
IIluIs his betrothed left in indtu lie
‘nIct-ts an English flirt
make a fool of hint iii; English
jIIor—zt Path-"l foolish character. need-
Itll by tho piotwtukes a snapshot oi"
the two talking This photograph
,(ouspirators. The Eastern girl sees
fit anti the prince's kingdom and love
are both put in jeopardy. The story
tides to a very good situation
, in e\ ery scene plaIed by these two
Japanese the story holds and pleases
the specta‘. or- with its dignitv; but
this can be truthfully said of few oth-
er scenes in thgp‘fcture.
These two players truly keep the
offering’s head up befone its specta-
ADI" ”K,
Their work carries the other scenes.
notwithstanding the rather unimagin-
REST FREIGH‘R LINE TO NEW
. . YORK.
E ANNING J.
iP‘ORTATION LINE, IncJ
Freight hon!~ leaves Pier 27 East
vel‘. New: York (foot of Catherine
‘i'vevery day except Sunday, at 3 9.
Freight received at Norwalk up to
' and at South Norwalk up to
AI lflE llliAllllS
P'ALACES BIG ArrnAcrtou -
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on" Will Be Shown This
Evening—«Other Attrac-
tions
rue‘s
Under The. Sea"
”III IMO on time.
“Twenty Thousand liked by many. »- ._ .. _,
will be ' ' '
_ 'at the Palace Theatre this at»
I, I And evening; For everyone
,lIIAIIId eIIIIIrIlIy. CapAcity houses
a picture Add those who
Entire dir‘ection which could permit the
tutor to come into the prince’s room
-his fedora hat on. The English col
onus-there are two of them and both
are weakly played—uncover befotc
onaitv in the house. The director
let the Eastetlegll‘l talk with her East
jern lover with her veil. yet made he!
ECOVeI‘ when a white man came near.
lln life, the reverse would more likely
ltnppeu. It was a fats-e play to intrude
lilte veil atoll. "
f The picture is full of beautiful back-.
grounds, has many finely acted paSS-
1a few that fall flat. The story inter-
ests but should lfieI been shorter. As
'11 whole it is pretty good and will be
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,AT. THE nzcgur 'II'pNIoH'I' ~\
“l .1111 very glad that cold's don‘t boring seventy-rive people.- The moan!“ young men among whom
photograph." smiled Die charming P.1d.
.las- Pramount stpr, Miss Vivian Mars
tin as Sll-3 sat in her dainty' dressing
graph, I dont. believp I
“work agAln because for the past three
months life has been just one cold af-
and
‘ ‘pic nty of room for me to catch cold——
'in fact. that was pretty nearly all i
grad to ind.- my shrinking form he
yhind.
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iaround It! heavy macktnaws and turs
'Soulh Africa and the tropics
(1001‘ teeth w'eIe
fl you could
I away.
a mistnkf. The picture is presetzed
The I
and lets her‘
lll'
supposed to pose {pr a sculptor as the
or dther Spring seems to always
awake lwith her winter clothes entire-
l_1 gone. and just a few draperies
adorning her. lwi'sh some artist
. would haw Spring awaken in a birth.
robe or a nice warm kimona but it
:Iseems that springs awakening is not
Iaccotnpanied with much Ola ward
'.robe, so while i was posing {lime was
but these
always
you run
“1 don't know why it is,
demons of scenario writers
write Arctic . stuff when;
Awakening of Spring: and some how I
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“Vulcan” Gas Ranges
ALL “VULCAN” GAS RANGES reduced in prichor the
the month of March. Small payment installsu range and Con-
venient monthly payments pay balance. Full and complete
km of 1917 ranges to choose from: I ~-
10.4.; .121”. . A
in the summer time and for w".intet
they haw nautiful stories laid
where ‘
'tlll't-ll‘e supposed to run aroundIt
Iert diaphanous cosltttlt‘fs. and bet 1.9
to death. if tl1e\ could just turn their
lbrains around and fit the story to the
Iseason. how perfectly lovely it- would
I be.
lseen in lwutty
I [around in a thin bull gown and sit and
Iran In)s~.lf bv the hour, and reallt my
The coldest day Calitornia had
)ettrs i had to run
(battering so that
have heard them a blmk
l “i like 1111' purl in ‘The Wax Alo-
Itlt‘l.I and i am sure that you will too.
INow i must in and lm "rue Spirit (th
lllonzancc. " .
I AT THE REGENT THURSDAY
\' lma Whitman. who play 1 the rut .
of \‘era in the New WilliatntF‘ox pro
[dot-turn. "Melting MillionS.“ has only
'recently joi'tc‘d the \A'estern‘compuny
of Fox players. Until a,short time
ago Miss Whitman acted under the
same banner in the cold; ahe heard
'the call of the West. anti iIIItuediately
looked up old acquaintances there and
went to work again. I I
“Acting in the West is not so tiring
as in the East." Miss Whitman says.
“We start at it earlier, and continue.
just as long. but there seems to be
something more invigorating in the Cal
lilornia (llmate, which makes working
here less fatiguing.
“Just after I came here, for instance,
l acted in two photoplays and a stage;
play at tlllt‘t' l was t-tttinu
diI ectors In (1111 studio. anti thl~v ar
ranged so that one of them would
tuke.m_v scenes in the morning tind
the other in the afternoon At night
i took pull in a little vaudeville act
which local talent was ghing.
This kept me up utttil midnighlc
erv night. and i had to arise about six
(W-
I next morning to be at work in plent)
of lime
"Yet '1 never seemed to feel liretl
1 paces it is tlin wonderful fill of
-sttnsltlny city that kept me in good
spirits and kept my onrk In condition.
lf i had attempted such sttenuous
stuff in New York id have been in ai
hospital or an asylum inside of two
weeks.“
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“WATCH YOUB STEP"
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Big Musical Show With Comparty of
Seve‘nty Five At Palace Thea
in Next Monday
There isn‘t the least doubt but tha‘
Watch Your Step.“ which will .
presented at the. Palate Theattc lmcIe
gets to india and is made use of Dr only, Monday owning. h‘latch '.‘I. is a.’
possibly the biggest success
it: past; ten
big hit.
in the theatre during
years
By sheer force of speed hardy and
general happy -go~lucky atmosphere.
this big syncopated musical production
provides the sort of entertainment
which every musical community likes.
-lluiit somew‘at on the lines of Zieg-
folds Folliea. without any palpable
imitation thereof “What Your Stop 1"
just rags anti trots from one frivolit)‘
to another. ,
in short, “.Watch .Your Step“ is one
grand. sweet. ragtime song and dance
set to Irving Berlin‘s unstateliost and
3W7” TRANS-I and make him a bon of respect with most infectious conception of music
This conception involves a lemmtnble
lack of reverence for Verdi. Bizot Lo
oncavalle Puncini Gounod and perhaps
some of the other toasters; 'but no
matterhow much your true 101' or of
mIItIIsic may try to deprecate Mr. Ben
lin‘s heresy, he bout h- ?‘m distorted
bits wot Rigoletto." “ ,armen” “Paglic-
cl." “La Bolteme” and "Faust" pattern
eded and patted In; a stageCul of spray-
ing. raw ging, finger-shuppinganen Add
women but 1 and girls. while an appar-
Iand Leagues Under The ages. a few unnecesStary scenes and ilion of with stands. 31nd aids in a
soaring tenor of opera quality. wit.hI’-I'
out finding it ludicrous, and without
enjoying every instant of it. Avon at
risk of IWIWJ‘IIS immortal musical
soul.
I The company is a large one numI-
duction is gorgeous in its display of
costumes and nettlrigst.M
schemes are worked out tastI‘ett‘illy,‘ and
room beside the huge stage At the tub- R H. Buruslde. who smgéd’ the whole. (speed to jail somé time ago.
when studio. "it colds did photo- passed himseit in originality “anatnvell- Massachusetts Courtr
I-Would 6V3? tlon. . The luminaries pro-tho best ’31“ Joseph J. Ltnxweitor. of Norwalk. up- of so (tiers and sailorBII.
tertainérs that money can Secure and
the songs- and dances are procured
with such rim and spirit thatI trgnfhe‘
in,_
for two ‘
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Large stock of VULCAN” RANGES In our storerooms so I
there need be no delay in se curing your ’new gas range.
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most impossible to handle this
'25;
licve this (3' Ifficulty nicely.
"375.535
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1119.035 ‘
Whitc Sgtasher. '
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shows that ever Imatle laughter
dancers of both sex are as graceful member of the staff of the New Illa»
as gazzells. ltI‘s fun. at times inflationary“. Regieter" will Limp—the tietl of’
is cyclonic in the way it twists thou-me newhpaper set-rice March ('1;
mirth of the audience. Reserved to take one ”pm. in the pubttcity.
seats for “Watch YOIII‘ 3WD" SOI 0“ (cpartmcnt of the Soullertt Now:
sale Friday morning al 10 OINOCk- IEnglaud Telephone company. 0n ‘he
"mrnw evening of Fridtn. March 2, his co-
workers and friends will give a bau'
‘uuet for him in \‘ew Haven.
A than Mann ptoprletrcss ' of
Iiicdgemere hotel at Smln Rock was
arrested on a charge keeping a:
disorderly house. and four couples'
‘who were found in the 11:11.11 at the
I‘intc were held for frequenting such
an ('ttablishmctu. 11.: the Insult of a
rl’lllfl made about 2 o'clock yesterday
, Imowing on the hotel by Sergeant T-i(--r-‘
‘ 'gnau. . ‘
i The regnhir drill of theISlxth (‘om-
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STAPLES HIGH DEFEATS NORAWI"
Why We. Make" This March tiller
OUR PURPOSE isIIto induce our customers to Ipur—
‘ chascIoarly in the seaSon, thus enabling us. to better handle
7" APRIL, MAY and JUNE business.
ten of thlr busin: 55 can be secured in MARCH it will re-
Remember,‘ This filler is for March Only
The United Electric Light and”
Wattr Co.
OISIWZ I!“ 23.1.: 2.1. m.;m.m gluon—am. $551902 §.'....‘e. mxfi=
Insall I. Yur New Range in
arch and Save MOney! .
“I Quality"
Combination Ranges
FOR MARCH ONLY we will allow you 51o for your old
coal range provided'you purchase a “QUALITY" COMBINA-
TION RANGE during this March sale.
$2 installs your Range and One Dollar Weekly pays the
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rest. Extra 10” discount if paid as agreed.
Last season it was al-
rush, and if a certain propor-
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HOSPITAL NOTES
Discharged yesterday—~William Alli-I
son. of 263 Flux Hill Road
Dischargedr today- Harry Martineliofi
of Virgil street. Stotnrnm. l
Admitted yesterday ~.\lrs. F, Fratto.
'of 36 Plunouth avenue
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PALACE BEATS IlNDIEPIElADENTS
in one of the best games of ti)? year,’
the Palace .howling team trimmed tiIeI
independents in the Palate alleys last
night by the crow of ill: to 1312. Re.
111.11 kable high .-.cores, were, made.
TrIetiwa'y made high single “15h 105;I
Miller was second with 103 and l‘tyand,
Innd KI ancz tied for third place wllhI
lIOL’. KIvancz made high suing 292.
ll-3‘an captured second [iltl(\‘ with 288
puny CI A. (‘.. was held last evening WALK HIGH
in the local arntorv. . .. Iatt Ayrault third with 268. The
___' > The Sitipl"s High School basketball; -.ort-.-:
' __l‘lm week in which to D“! taxes team trounced ti'e local quinfet to the Palm-(1
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without "new“. tune of A1311 In .\llll0ll..l hail. IRA 1.4.1.1 :1. .9 .4 200
l -......—' ' night Tile scorn would ltavc‘b‘en,l‘rcdway it?» 71: 105 266
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1 The bicycle which \th1 repo' ted A IAuchddlttet Int ll lud Quinn had not 111.111.1111! so 9.; 91 2st:
' n s i I a I I I
la Anderson as being stolen was found ”II II'“ hf tI II ”II “IIIIIe IIIII‘III' get IAIIIIEIII: IIII EIII IIIII 2,92.
~last llllllll at l1 hon.c on Osborn “m. It 11.1.:e1-.n 1..1k(t.1 and two [on s. 10-} _\"1 wt 90 .11; so . .68
1mm“! ititer. on also plavcd good I "Staples“ 4504440 452l342
_ l n For Norwuik it is he . . opick the, Independents
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..(‘ (‘ Bohannon reported ‘Sfl‘lnf' man who di-tplayttl . 1 wonderfully.I Fuhau. 9.. 151 9.. -60
l... 'lscod the 0117 an played in the 'Langlots 85 78 E9 232
tho/suspleious men on South .\lai'!1
street . Iiirst half and succeeded in raging IRya’n 92 till! 94 2‘33
‘l ‘= .1 five. [to “to. 11.. good nwany yet .‘Jiller ~ 57 1:1. 111:: 27:;
Toi es and limtny Church played well Kunzi 86 SS 85 239
I MCENNELLYIS S'NG'NG 'ORCHES‘ The fitst named is writ known and
I‘m Armory. Sdtttrday. March 3rd. ineeds no introduction. .i.'mImy '."'huIch
' Its only slxt‘een and he and Nat Hol- t
it ““5 reported that there no: man are two of (I kind. In the pre-
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Isliooting new the East \‘oi'wfalk of “79,413..
hilmlnart grime the Answers
I LefIl ForsztI'd
'” McMahon
Right Fo 1w aid
”P Drtscoil \\ nod.
I Center
I’I‘he. degree team of “Interns (‘oun-_
cil. D of P.. will Journey to Bridgeport Lattiebeck
tcplght. and will _work a degree on a
Inumber of candidates for the lodge in!“ Quinn
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thitt city. _ \ .
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E. Quinn
Left Guard ‘
Luarles KrAmer. official tester for 1
the Fairtlcl'cl County Cow Test As Brumpon
:bcitmon» was} in Norwalk this morn-g, ' .RIIgm Guard . ’
1118'. inspecting thé mohIthiy reports Field baZItIets, Brotherton...
of: the Association, yvhlch are. made at Quinn 7 E Quinn 4 Brttmson
the offices 0 {he Foirlield. County Tones 4, Mc\lahon Driscoll
Faring? Bureau in the Town A.|'.emhty Church 2. zt-cekerl. . ..
“transmitting adult mourn“ 1 n
f —‘ ~ lChurch 2. \VI'Iood 2, \ic\-ftho'1.
The ford idttrlng car, which was} Refer-8c Woodworth
stolen. I‘liist night. in Bridgeport, was _
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Quinn
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by.- the police of that city, and a party" HIGH COSTI OF DY'N3
was Ero-I
in Whose cost of dying was brought to the at-
‘Iderlck Becker. of his city,.
TheI COMI- possession the car was _Iound. were tentlon of tho statc'today in ““3 formt
placed under arrest Beckett was sent- ct 'a. report from the cotntm‘ toe on
{. yAttornoy crease in. the allowance for, the burial
poured in defense of 50
and secured his liberty.
trial took pl
eooi'ered in Stamford this morning. STM’E i=IUNDs HIT BY . ..
HARTFORD,’ Feb 28'.-—The high
hr the military affairs providing ior an in ‘
from $35 to '
m 417 4431312
'lLauglois bowled.
*Dullv b0\\lt‘tl
Tho m bowl
scores were as follow:
llt‘l' Entry .1. IIIConIIvay for ltlI yours a the high cost of living or the high NOW” BANKING TEAM WINS
team won two
games alt 1 three) (tom the Tigers, at
I the Cedar malt alleys last night.Th(1
Norwnlk .
Ayrnuit. 98 108 83
Robinson, 109 87 .105 ,
Meeker 85 96 98‘ ;
l Pauline 87 99 80-.
Balcom .. 90 87 93 ‘;-:’.
469 477 461,,
Tigem "_ . f
Murino 82 81 104
Sherry 31 3,3 96 , "
Tooker 85 89 96 ' ‘
Turlov till .105 91 . 1' '.
Vengie '91; 7t) 88 ' j
- .~ 4311 437 475 a \
TIRED OF LIFE “ '
ConstantBockacbc
' and Rheumatism I
Foley)“: Pills Putting Tcza: hrdtaata * .-
co h“- ;cod a: over.
Almost. down and out '-
trt ubie. Rheumatism l...-l l‘:
real-13y get up \\lAI ;.-: -...
llack orbcd'au l.:.1' 1::
\o wonder 3!? l"..’1.'\‘.’~rr‘.
man on the 11.1214 IIIIII'II 1.1.11
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' sow Felon lI{Ill"IIcII i Iil=
std.‘ In- In“. ”I: 10" I 11111.1 1' Id ulu
r. short time 1 11:2.) t..tt :wI' I. ...
and um Lining 110.. .1 . It
Your kidney ills vii
a: .d "I:\\itht.hrmtbsl~-‘.'at it'rl .
Inatiom, b)- tlte. II c It Point .3 i
l‘iits. Once your kitioeu
strong and active. arm-9.51 It
will disappear like magi:
There's nothing to equal tie :‘rm- II
inc. Will “your can at l itinoy ( r blrcdvr
trouble and [mound
60:12.35 11 Lo harmful drugs. Tr:
Stillsons‘owIel'i Corp.
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Pond Iain night. bl“ the Slm‘)’ cquIl'jI port (rimnxpd [hp Barf! 1‘39 9" [hi’3 Oily" .._..-.....__. IIIIIWI—I I «III ”PI—IIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIILII _II__ 2
“‘0‘ b9 ""llm‘d- I in a hard fought game by the score of.- I ” .
,‘V __."... .71-15. When ‘irue was up the. score:
Dr. \\'illlAm J. Tracey delivered a was tied 1313 so thex plavcd five:
tv‘ety interesting lecture to the mem- minutes ov.erti1ne in a few minutm:
hers 0f Catholic nUiOu Council NO- L1 (Benedict caged one, breaking the tic,§
IR 010-» “‘5‘ evening ‘but the Ans‘wers thought that they?
, ——“I“' ;didn‘t care to play any longer so Dris- I
i -THE DINNER SERVED co" dropped in two I I .1
I81 the Country Club every ThurSda‘ Lineup andfscore. 41-36. "I: ' K :
night is especially pleasing Staples H. S. \m \1 11k 5- ,3 .
lBrotherton T039“. ‘3 ‘~..
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