EANNlE WARD IN
,5 Winning oi '
Sally Temple”
TOMORROW
W111. Courtenay in
“KICK IN” .
. And the 12th Episode of
A Lass of the Lumberlands”
lgl’alace /Theatre
Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures.-
Today
FIVE ACTS VAUDEVILLE
INCLUDING
“Wile Daysol 1860”
G—IN COMPANY—6
Five hoop-skirt folks and a
gallant youth with melodies
and memories of the South
I that we all love a
—And—— .
1‘ :ALICE BRADY IN 4
i ““‘THE HUNGRY HEART"
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11‘ 'ntanlount‘s lll‘t‘rt‘illllililns “The l
Qua-1t of Life"
3 Monday \lgirie [mash-1 in “’lil-
l lee Wakes lp 1.11» 111111 bv 1e-
quest of those dt‘b‘lllllL uinter nip 7
to Gene) bland; l
Wedimdal ~~'ihe (111110111 that ‘
ltill make even husband love his
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“ ” MVMLEHARDER COMPANY
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‘. ill Be Here For Week of March 19th;
2‘ There has been 1111.1 h iejolrinui
timing the ioenl theatre goo-1‘s sinee i"
asbeen announced tlwf the .‘lyl‘lilt‘
“order Stork (‘ompuny would be here
or all next \1‘1‘l‘k. This slot-lint: (1r-
'nization his always 11:11.11 noted for
ls productions and line of plays. This
feat: they hale outdone all previous.
Earls. Their list of plays C(.llll]ll'l$i‘~i
01119 of New York's latest Broadway
ucceanes. Antoni: tin-1n are. “ A Pair
Sixes," by Edward Peppl". \“lllt'lt
.‘3 conceded to be the bierznst laughinu
it of the. century.
“The. Trail of the Lonwnne Pine."
' dramatization of John Fox .1155 nov-
1 of the 11111119 name, :1 story of the
lrgitn’n Hills. “The Woman." David
vial-100's wonderful play of today.
is biggest. mucosa), “My ind)": Gar.
:er," the. big mystery play, whirh deals;
'lth police, detectives, rogues. and
V biland Yurd men. "\\'11 y Down
111.".nn'otl1er W. A. tirady play, and
e bent Now England ind ever writ-
he DIN 111111 111111 Moznl.n'.v."er11oon
. his. ht ni‘l be Olven Dnvia' great
‘nerica11 pln- of‘ Sinai rs." “hit-h re-
lted its first presentation. in tho
hdn of Mr. W111. A. firmly, and run
h 32L consecutive performances at
fie Illayhouse, in New York city.
inners" deals with a theme of vi-
“interest to evely home, the honor
1.. integrity of it‘s women, and the
g 'unsnerling devotion of motile
er daughter. 'How many more
i‘ls are kept'to the straight and nar-
path by just such devotion and
than against the. old rigid morals
d suspicions! ‘1' will bring enlight-
el‘lt to many and bring home forci-
‘lhe necessity of absolute confi-
oe between mother and daughter.
the only way of the last decade.
strikes 11 responsive chord in ev-
“ years of experience infldirecting
' . it is a play that will live.
errely an evening‘s‘entertainlnent.
' will he matinees daily.
, . night
' ted flout lhe novel of Rupert
Holland. Director. George Mel-
ll " Dean, Walter Long. iiozace B.
1 liter, Billy Elmer Paul
Welgel,
turd, ‘Hnrry J Smith Eu
."llette. Florence Smythe, J‘ihn
. Viola Vale.
days doeiore she 1111s oi ago.
" yo Lindy Pamela, wa and of
23-11va
finished to marry her forthwith.
‘eln‘s boudoir,
‘ pursued her.
Dress. Suit i 1‘.
t'the opinion of
5 1 v 1'.
,lm lmth .llli}\\> 1 ~.
complain! ,—
. Mr v . r. .V 1 . .
6310 PLAYS IN
are ways '
NOTE
Mon. I Sinners
MiMrkle '
STARTING MON.
MARCH 193
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.ed fieflnfleoixtb e
51m: :or 1350" with tin}
leaned. The picture feature was ex
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sir. was a. rollicking revue ’0! it!
quaint melodies oi the south 3 hilt
t century ago and it was receivd with_
Ithe enthusiasm which it rightly d0
teehent. The same vaudeville will be
ilepcated loan) at 2:15 and 7 o’clock
xenulal picture show without vau
land “ill be followed at 9 o‘clock by 7
' One Dollar Per Week!»
.,———Vt‘e- earnestly invie criticism comparing any of our per
formaliees with the original produrtions,
cast ,and at onequarter'the prize of admission.
'- “m. A. Brady‘s production (of L1
heart-interest story of a good girl‘s
struggle in a big city.
scenicly.
lilie.
artistically or [be said
i touay.
TRAIL OF THE
Thu. I LONESOMEPINE
Fri. I The Woman
Tues. I APairoiSixes‘.
Wed. ,| Mylady’sGai-ter
Sat. 1 Way Down East
A true and exact story of the
Virginia Hills by Eugene 'Walters.
David Belasto‘s play,
u powwiul story to protect 11 \vom-
ans honor.
Conceded to be the best and
righest in years,. .
“Honi Soil Qin Maly l’ende,”
Evil to him who evil thinks.
1. quaint
‘1kshire
,7 a
leading role.
, 'pm) “Flou Frou“
la “insistent
5111 a :thbroughly
Mis: Brady
developing
t
l 11! women.
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story of
lliils that
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will l Water street.
Sully Temple of the lirury Laue 1h '11-
ire, to impersonate 1191 1'01 a “line.
for Romney had never seen Lady
Pamela. The moment he set eyes on
he tell in love with her and
She
refused. lie locked her in Lady Pain-
and when she esenped.
Elen when she
fussed her duplicity he tried
con-
to win
‘ her.
PALACE THEATRE TODAY.
Big Vaudeville Bill won Alice Brady
Starring in "The Hunrjry Heart."
’l‘ln l‘alnee \‘znulmille bill ltl‘tw‘llh
led yesterday utter-noun and lust («v-.111-
inn will do the 111.11.120.41 business llt'll‘
f .111) l'nndevillw :‘hmv that has lll'l‘l‘l
ill N01"1\;:ll2 llll‘l )1‘11', It is
three who now H11-
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yesterday and is aim: bzm-d 11111111 1h-
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MARVELC‘US MEDICINE
For Gold
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landmine has :111 1‘ll\’illlle‘ reputation
is :1 lil‘x‘H‘llllllllt’ for the Serious
ments that frequently follow in
1nd
grippe
folds. Even hrnnellial cotlghs
yield to its great healing properties.
. Owing_t_o the high cost of all in»
gredients over 1011 per cent. increase.)
we are obliged to raise the. price, to
take place at once, (is. iolloWS: 300, 35c.
special. (tile and $1.20. All druggistai
recommend and sell Linonine.
MISS MARIE MAVERWM:
One of the players of the {)heram-i'
mergau Passion Play, will give an il-j
“The
lustratod lectnne, Message of
Oberamiuergau." in the auditorium;
of Hill Norwnlk Library. “’ednesdny,
March 21. at 4 o'clouk. A
Tickets 501-, proceeds to be hand-3dI
over to the Red Cross for the benefit
of its work. \
MARTINIQUE
CHOCOLATE COVERED
ASSORTEDNUTS WITH
' ,. CREAM‘ .
Regular 6011 Value
Week .. End Sale.
'. 3 1c
H.1A.MEAD
DRUGGIST
{wing is extremely effective.
highlv interesting slur)
pleasing
wears the very
thing in clothes in this great produc-
‘-on and for this reason the picture
1 iii be more’lhnn (1rdinnry/interest to,
Seventy- -iive meniheis of Court Nari
fitk \‘o. 58 F. of A., enjoyed a social
{and smoker, in the lodge rooms in
uptown. Wednesday
As to the photo play, it may
that remarkably elective
iseones, splendid costuming. a thrill- «
ling story and superb acting charact
‘ n. rrize “The Hungry Heart " the new
i (EL \Y 011d Picture Brady Made which
lull} be seen at the Palace theatre
llith Miss Allie Brady in the
Taken from the famous
this enhancing oi
n:
v; i,
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it tells
manner.
latest
“Quality” combination Range 53,8
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$10 ALLOWED FOR OLD COAL RANGE.
During this special March ofi‘ez you my trade a :90“!-
old coal range and get credit of $10.
EXTREMELY LIBERAL TERMS.
A small payment of “$2 with order bringsyonx new “Qua?
ity” Combination Range, balance One Dollar Wald}.
EXTRA 10$ 1 DISCOUNT.
If you pay for your new range in full as you alarm 10% [Oil
the purchase price is refunded.
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PHONE 1680 AND ALLOW US TO SEND ONE‘
OF. OUR REPRESENTATIVES TO SHOW YOU THE
*: RANGES AND EXPLAIN THE BIG OFFER.
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The Bitten Electric Light a Water Co. 5
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1‘“ f‘“ "‘H- night. During the evening, $10 in g
Matinees N' - gold was awarded to John Callaghan, ._
. 1 P112 -
Dally Seat Sale ght 1 es #ot‘Saugutuek. and $5 in gold was l
Children 101: N 101: 2ec 9c awarded to Benjamin Wohne of Win- 6
ow 1 ' 1 3 . ‘ “ ’ ,
Adults 20c Open 50: nipnuk. and Oscar Pesch, of South 11
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8 North «Main "‘Street "
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GREAT SALE OF --
Easter Suits, Coats, Dresses, Hats ,
and Blouses
We Feel ConfidentThai We Are Presenting a Record Bargain oi Sample Suits at
$14 98 $18. $090 and
THEIR APPL ARANCE WILL SO IMPRESS YOU THAT YOU WILL ADMIT THE
COMPARE THEM. POINT BY POINT, WITH AN! STORE.
PRICE IS REALLY SURPRISING. YOU DO YOURSELF AN INJU‘STICE Ill YOU BUY EL SE 'WHERE. AS NO STORE TN TOWN CAN
mm STYLES SELL FUR OUR PRICES.
.The kind that fit well look well and wear well. New East
Nothing like them elsewhere.
New Straw Hat-.9 . ”
‘ l' 0! Course They Are Bargains
$1. 98 $2. 50, $2 98 to $8 00
1
sale of Easter Dresses ~.~
A practical demonstration of how much value and creative beauty can be crowded to a pretty Spring Dress by machine
efficiency and quantity production It is likewise a practical demonstration of the value of The Paris Stale in
these most timely offerings at the most satisfying priCCS. $7 98. $9 98. $14 98 and $17-95 \
Every dress is the prototype of a master designer’s geniu: Every drers in the ideal of qualit y, Every dress complete to
the minutest delail and every dress at less than actual value“.Co.11c and Come Quick
EaSierBiouses » - ‘ ..
51- medals of surpaésing beauty and wide variety, 50c, 98:, $1. 57
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75c, 98c, $1. 25, $1. 50, $1. 98.111) to $5.00."
SKIRTS! Mixtures, Plaid1,1Serges, Poplins and Taffetas.
HANDSOME NEW SIL' L ENVELOPE CHEMISE~$1 98 and $2. 50. i
To our regular customers who look to us for inspection and guidance every season, we say some at once. But those who ' .
have not bought of us as yet. Look everywhere else first, t' 11:11 come
Come Without Delay andSave From $5.06
to $300011 Your Easter Suit
Special Suits EGPLEPQC Wamg an" in.
Which possess distinctive style ieatuIes that will be attractive. unique and effective, and at the same time exclnslm Su:l1
i‘almcnts me not easily 0') ltnined and t has required much time and careful searching to ”bring them before 311.111.3111 they
are here now, at prices 10w:r than elsezvherE.
121.511.122.511. neon 11111311111 as 19.2111 ‘
Womenss] and Misses? Coato 3
C105ct alter closet filled w. 111 specially designed Easter Coats.
in this fascinating assortment
Fine Nainsook Chemise, 98c $1. 25 and $1. 50.
Beautiful Nainsbok Co set Covers at. 50c.
Petticoats, 98c, $1.50; $1.98 and $2.98.
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22.50
GET .
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Personal taste and pocketbook can be perfectly satisfied
I
From $5. 98 to no. no A ;
supplying
Prices that cannot be Lenten. Come and be convinced
$1. 98, $2. 98, $3. 98, $4.33. to $10 00.
Heavy Silk Camisoles, 981:, $1. 25 and -1.5o.
hare, then you will rea lize the values we offer.
Norwalk Chronicler