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REGENT rum 1m:
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NEXT
Program at Feature Pictures Never
to Be Equalled
mONfl.AE'—MME. OLGA PETROVA IN “THE- SEC.-
..t' ' or EVE.“ 1
TSE: ...S‘. LAY—Mar- h nth—The first showing in, Norwalk
of MARY PICKFORD IN “THE POOR'LITTLE
RICH GIRL.” Her Greatest Production. Matinee, roc;
Evening, we and 156.
1‘WEDNESDAY ~BLANZi-ZE SWEET IN ”THOSE
WITHOUT SIN ” ,
THURSDAY—HENRY B. WALTHAL IN THE TRU-
ANT SOUL.“ 8 Reel: ,
FRIDAY—PAULINE FR ZJERICKS IN “SAPHO.”
SATURDAY-The Triangle Film Co. presents FRANK
. KEENAN IN "THE UDE OF HATE "
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RENENT Theatre
All This Week
Myrkle-llarder Co.
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Miss Mythic
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Ask anybody. Last 11111111 posi
”finance 11111111511141 in Norwali.
FRIDAY—“THE WOMAN”
David B91351.'1)"s play, devel 1111:); :1 ptiwtrlui story to )ll'tilt‘tl :1
oman's honor. 111101.195? .
SATURDAY—“WAY DOWN EAST”
A quaint story 11‘ the lit rt: t-trr liiils tl'al
.\ti\11r11.~'1':1'_' did not 111'.
'ltl'rl and most pellet-t per-
l’rn' 11111.1 '1‘»-
\\'iil lire tort-1111'.
NlGhT PRICES:
20c, 30c and 501:
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Matinees Dally
" at 2:33
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‘ jckhlldrtn 10:
cats flow Selling for
,I 'l Dcr'tormances.
01-107“: 1501. Curtain at 8:15
lWli lilllilG WOMill
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THREE SHOWS ‘liwt ..111;'." they went to 11111 111111
lt'l‘ 112111111“. ’l‘liey sptnt more 1111111
11.11 1 1.11. over the meal. prolonmrg
1y 111.111111-11 culls tor 111111'11 1'111'111'
Just before 11 11'111011: the waiters
111111 .‘111 few remaining diners heurd
‘ 11.111 Filthb. 'l‘h11y rushed to th.1 limtlr
11.11111 1111 trirls 111111 been staying 111.111
.1'11111'11 1‘111 body of Miss Stanton lyin;
11.11 11.1.4 11111 11111111. .lliss Sgrttidin:
"11 1111' t'oor. urn-onselotrs, :1111
11111 9111111 ulterututl. 112:11'11 girl 11.1
1.11311-1 1111111111 111 the temple. Mis:
Stanton .' lingers uere rinsed about .1
.p.
.‘1':'.‘ili '1 revolver, 111111 beside Mi."
1‘1 11.11 111. .- llt\(l\ 1:11 :1 pearl-11111111111
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”11111 :11111111 loony 11111111151111 11111. opin
'ion 111111 1111111 1:11'1 held tt'l't‘l’ulvet‘ 111
1111- other‘s head and tired. it was
pint-111111 to held an inquest today. The
bodies were trrxerr to undertaking
for‘ rooms.
, , The note found in the girls‘ room
,ch- the Nobles: Westtbrook was addressed to Miss Spaldiirgs
. ring (.ompany 0f EastEmothcr 'i‘brouglr inquiries made :11
began Monday for the her 111.1110 in Newton, it was learned
Connecticut will conclude 11111 Margaret Spaiding was :1 '1 1d
. ._ 0f the 72,000 which the 11111111 111) trelliewton Illghi 14310.11,
- . w HT" 1111 1:11 een 11 prom nen .113-
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manhunt calls for ”‘90" ’1qu ktiball and hockey player. Since last
159911 sent. The firm an 1:11. she had been :1 prominent teacher
way which succeeded it have 1:11.11 in the ynmasium department
state contract for about eight of the Gar-1:111 school in Boston. Miss
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quote check “'0‘ the corners :tudies at the Dana. Hall school. in
out and 111mg by the con!"- \\ eliesley, Mass. The young women
will have 3, 000 tags. other. 111111 been close friends for some time.
lath-3 state to have more. [bani No definite reason was given in the
a“: NW 11... 111111 for the girls net. It said they
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instigation
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ensiderabli- doubt exists as to the
11'11111111bouts of ladies R. Mann, lllt
' trinity ltader' Mann and lit-presen-
1.111111 William 11, M11iiniey of 111111
11; 1.11 ltil‘ 1111.- \\‘1.~1 indies soon after
‘1111 1.1.»1 s.=.~'»ion 111.1..1111. Vigorous 1-l'
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'111-211. It is b111111\1'tl 111211 the)
l'1l‘1 1)) Altiil "
'1‘311» Mireille gravity oi 1111- situzi
1-1. 111115 precluded anything like
‘ilter' tight for ‘1'ou1rol of the next
‘iortse. 11‘ the liernoer'ats can muster
111 strength they will organize
1.».1111. if 11111 lilopuiilicans 1:1:111
1:1:1'21 they will do so. llul
‘1‘1.~‘ light will be permitted, both Sitll"
1111 get together and t'th'L‘l :1 mm
l'tirltlrt' in which 11111 organizing 112111}
:11. 111111-211 11111111 stone.
the 511111111011 stands 11111111.
1.1111111; of the next House will
1.11 lieurocrals and 214 Republic-1111.-
“m so-1-1rHed independent: \viil
tire balance of power. Elections
however, are to 1111 1111111 in 1111- 1511
1111111: New York district 11nd in 1111’
First New llunipshire district.
Mill Seriously Ill.
Adding- to the uncertainty of the
.-'1 outrun is 11111 serious illness of 11‘
111151 111111 a 111121111 members of tiir
next house. Representative Let- 1)‘
'.1~1.;;i.1, 11111110111111; liepresentativ
llill ol‘ l‘onnet-tieut, Republican; an
1.1lire-:1'1.luti\'1-»l'21'ieel Lee, of (‘11111‘11~
11111, l'u“l1U('l'til'. are reported in 111'."-
>:.:11.~. 11".:1111111; leaders here todtty tr
1.11 \1llti'l‘lylll.1\‘t’\'t‘ltll other rem-1
:21nl:1ti\'1s11e11 are reported iii air:-
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t‘nriotu enough both sales 11111-.1
11.111111-1111 :1 majority of the. live no
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mi 11111 London of New \",ork Socialist;
1‘. 11111111 11 California Prohibition“
1111-1111 111‘ Louisiana. :1 1’1'11g1‘11<:<11,'e~
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Miss .\l:1iiei tiztiu-s is ill :11 her home
'rr t‘rrtw 1111111111. 111111 the utensil-s
Mr. 11 ,:llirtl:1y or lloumton are
11111. is spt 11111111; :1 11111 11:15.11 111 New
York city.
M. J. Gonzales mud family time
‘11zrs1111 11111 1"1111111' house in Rowayton
avenue. formerly occupied by the Jen-
nings t':11nil,\'.
(‘olrlt'uetot'
Logan street,
lerior decoration of the
'nnnsiou :11 Beltlen lllll.
t‘uptuin l". .l. lloski, 11 retired liglrt~
house 111 error in this section and now
if Captulns‘ island, is spending 11 low
ireen's Reef lighthouse, as
Keeper William 11’.
William 11. 110113111 of
Wakefield
‘nys 111 the
he guest
Rhodes. ‘
"Among the Breakers," the. delight.
tul little play which was to be re-
ceived under the auspices of the Ro-
wayton llose tompu’ny, for presents
ion in the be 11 future, has been tem-
worm 11) abandoned, because of tire
litl‘rcully of getting all of tlrt1 cast: to-
gether. it, ‘is probable that the enter-
‘ninment will be presented at some
later date.
Work is progressing rapidly. under
‘he direction or Contmctor William F.
Coggswell, on the moving of the build-
ing at the corner of Roway'ton avenue
and West Side avenue, recently pur-
(11'
2,000:
1.400;
1,400;
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the
. ' r . -. ~ ' thud decided it was better that the)
"“141“,“ ““‘lelbur31.slroulti die and asked their parents
- tain, 1.500; Slmnfm‘d. '11.1 11. he grief-stricken, because they
1,400: Norwich, tuculu be happy and peaceful when
“1.250; Mermen, 1.200;. “recited i111 fr he“; Wquldf' .
j , note 0 1 hr . iss .tanton asked
“M1 ““155“, Lona” ...1 C 1' 11111511111111. Johnson Build
. “9'10"“ rs 1““ “"d" 'u.:. Cincinnati, be notified. The pol
1.11 learned today that Mr. \tulsbury
thud served as executor of the estate
E'if Miss Stanton‘s mother who was
1 ki' led in an automobile accident
‘ (‘lNClNNA'i‘L 0., March 23.-Judge
Mrlsbur'y, when seen at his home
here late last night, said he was the
'-1:.1'11::tor of Ethel Stanton's mother's
1 “state. According to Judge Malsburv
L. Stanton divorced his wife, and
1:1.11 married F. A. Snider, :1. catsuit
;.;:1::ufa1:1trr'er' of ll'irie, Pa. Judge
Edsbury said Mrs. Snider later was
‘1111011 in; an automobile accident
LOS ANGELES, 0111.. March 23.—
l. L. Stanton, city passenger agent of
11.1 Rock island Railroad, father of
Millie; Stanton, who last'night killed
“135 “Peggy." Spaldiug andwiro her
1ell' war. shot by Miss Spalding. at
rortsmouth, N. H4, said today 111'
"11.11111 ascribe. rro cause for his 1111.11111-
ter' .- act.
He said she was twenty-two years
old and had been traveling almost
constantly since leaving this city fivr
chased by Mrs. James Lawton from
Alexander lRayruond. The building
will be moved to another site on West
Side avenue, and will be thoroughly
r emodeled.
Admiral Moses B. Rncltett, of the
\iabel “Stevens Reserves and the R0-
wayton Stove club, is suffering from a
reverely bruised hand, as a result of
striking it with a. sledge hammer while
at. work. Another version of the sc-
aldent, as related by one of Admiral
Rackett’s executive officers, is that: he
was injured by a bit of shrapnel dur-
ing‘ the battle of Fish lslund. Al the.
iuarters 'ot the. Reserves and the Stove
2111b, an operating, table was made
ready, and the 'Red Cross was on hand
to give the injured man treatment.
Lieutenant Charley (:.1 rer supervised
ire treatment.
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DARIEN
3'031 5. ago.
PABTRleEggw-‘ITR UNIONWLL;
urvronvrnnn March 22. ”—rtve pat-i
ridges were seen yesterday in the up
119 trees near the Georgia home on
.ovely street, located in almost the
water of the tillage. The blrds
“other! to realize that they were pro
1 1 no cent. increase:
7 ‘bctodlb law and remained to. let. the
so: so '1 skins
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iterbrou-
Albert Parties 11‘. Worktag'on the E.
P. sharratt's probeiify on the Post road
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tried“ today to 11111111 I
befo r1 -‘
is engaged in the 111- .
Mr and Mrs FrankDehfleld W right
have returned from Florida to their
home at Cedar Gate.
Rev. Dr. Carlos Martyn of Noroton
is so much improved in health that he
went motoring Wednesday morning.
John W Holly ot‘ Dorie-n was stop-
ping in Hunting Ridge 101' a few days
last week. doing some work on his
premises. _
The total number of parties sent by
Seh-(lrnnn Seliiit'bting for 1111- military}
(11151111 for this 11.11.11 1.- (:.1-1' 1.1;«111, andE
almost 1,700.
Charles \':1:'. llirre inrs l‘eilll‘i‘rl 11 from
\riington, N, -.l,
gnged with u contractingfirin in the-
'1:eetion 111‘ a 1.11-tor'y. , “
Kev-vitiydin Farm and Brorn. Quack-E
'-11bu.~'h's strain lihode is-
‘and 1'111131111'111ioing a rushing business,
111151 days. hatdring 1g.1.~'.
Oscar l’urtly of Buffalo.
brought to (‘. S. l‘urtly's
home" :1 couple 01' weeks ago, serious.
l.\' ill, from lflorida, is convalest'lllg.
Mrs. ( ll. Noxon entertained 1111'
Norwalk (‘hapter' of the Daughters of
the American Revolution 111’ which she
is :1 past regent, a few days ago. :11 her
home on the Post road, about «to being
1ii'eseirl. Miss Mabel Allen of Mans;
“-1111 avenue rendered music on the'
pit-“n
111111. “all: It. Willis, sister of Mrs.
Eur! .Vllrtn Snead. will arrive from
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mahogany
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Mrs. Snead at "iieartlrstone," .\li.~s1
Willis is from Charleston. s‘. (‘.. 11nd;
has been North for several weeks 115-;
iting friends in Philadelphia 111111 Allan-1
lie (‘i1y. Sire 1\ ill remain in .\'orolonE
sortie 111111.111111 will then \isit Mrs;
\‘1'11shington ltoebling of Trenton, COLE
Brooklyn bridge.
The youngest driugltn r of .lohti ‘ll.‘
(Trimmins of .\'oroton, Miss Evelyn;
(‘rivnrnins, will be married to Arthur"
this Patterson, :11 11111 home of her 111-1
”101‘, 40 First t‘Nir street, New York.
in Monday. April 112. l-‘oilowiug'the
111-1'1'1111111y 11111r11'11.ill 1111 :1 1'1'1'11plliill at.
.\ir. ('1'innnins's 111111111. As :1 “1111111111;
prese'it from her father, Miss (‘1'1111-
tnins \viLl h't‘t'h‘t' 11111 111111111111: :11 1:11!
l1.‘.1s1 mid street, .\'1111 York. 11 is 1111-,
tier-stood 111111 the bride and groom 11111
spt nd purl ol‘ the sumnn r 111 .\'11.“(1‘10:l.:
A few days ago Albert Koke 111E
liloornfield. N. .l., arrired in town 10'
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po::si1.~:slon of Cons-1.1111111 Warren \\‘.-.
Greene 1111 about tight mouth: l.:1>'1'.
full. 11111 1111111 111pturu1.i :1 111111 in :1
sort. of 1111111111”) unitorrn, ridinr lYn
unit-1111111 through 1111- town, \1111111111
number plates. l‘pozi lit-111:1. 11111Y111l by
11111 otilcer, 1111 1111111111111 to be 11 1111111111 .'
warsmrtn, 11nd said that tlit1<11 1111111 111
the Federal service wert no: obligedE
to how licenses. that they drove 1111‘
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constrible insisted upon the wheel‘
being left as security, and gave the:
fellow a few days in which to return to‘
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prove his 1111-111in 11nd his ownership
of the wheel. lie never turned up, so
it description of the. “heel and its num-
her was sent to police 111111111111: in this
part. of the country. As :1 result‘oi one
of these notices, the liloamtleltl man
came to town and proved the owner-
ship of the wheel by the denier from
whom ire bought it, it having been
stolen from him last full.
TITLES
"Boss," said ltas Liglrtfoot the oth-
er tiny, “l gotn git off tomorrolr."
“Get off tomorrow?"
"Yessalr."
“But i can't. spare you very well."
“I gotta go. it's lodge business.”
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Roeliling was the itl‘('l1lleel-engineer of:l ..
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Dainty as Spring Blossoms
‘Are the little afternoon frocks we are
at a dressmaking house tamous tor the
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showiugior the “very young pirl”trom
14 to 16 years.
She is utter: a little neglected ier her
older sister, but these gowns: were de-
sipned especially tor her by a clever
New York woman formerly at the head
originality and charm 01 its designs
“Pour La leune Fille.”
We have secured some 01 the prettiest
designs. They are in Pussy Willow,
in tires tie Londres and Georgette Crepe
Rockwell & 00.
{ 1108_Mai111 St, Bridéépqlil 3&1
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Sprung .’ Suits
New models are ready in a
carefully chosen assortment of
correct styles. The man who
Alike: distinction will find
in the smart looks of these
garments and in the becoming
and exclusive fabrics.
The values of $10.00,
$12.50, $15.00 and $18.00 dem-
onstrate the economical ad-
vantages of purchasing here.
CopyrightClothingCo.
6 N. Main St. So. Norwalk.
“That new lodge you joined?"
Yessah."
“Why are you so badly needed at '
the meeting?"
"Ah am de sublime king." .
1 “You have been a member of that
lodge only two weeks and tell me
you are sublime king already?”
Yessah." ‘
"How does that come?
”You see, salt, in oualr lodge dc
sublime, king tun do lowes‘ office
what dey is."~—Youngstown,0.. Tele
gram.
REGISTRATION OF ALENS.
AUGUSTA, Me. ., March ‘32. ——A bill to
compel the registration ‘61’ the subjects
of countries with which the. United
States is at var or with which war is
imminent, was introduced inthe. legis-
lature today. 1 provides that such per-
sons shall register .itlitu twenty-four
hours after the governor has issued a
proclamation to th: 1t effect.
led; big house proprietors and occu-
pants and owners of buildings and pri-
vate. residences it'ho shelter aliens
would be required to report. immedi-
their arrival and departure.
UNFURL THE FLAG.
Governor Holcomb has asked that
11111111111311, factories and homes to show
the patriotism and unity of thtl Amert- 1
can people in the present crisis.
Many have complied with the m:
quebt, but most people have pa :1 little
.attemlonto it . .
every Nor-walker illng' ' “Old
Hotel and .
ately their presence \vlthfthe time. of ..
the flag be diaplayed‘ on all public ,
The Paris
33 So. Main Street, So. Norwalk
Coats and Suits 1
In the new prevailing shades. gold, mustard, Copenhagen,
tea rose apple oreen, magenta, navy blue and black, from
$9.50 to $45. 00.
Just received a new shipment of the latest Hats from 75c to
$5.00.
New Blouses from 501: to $8.00.
THE STYLE STO" "“ LADIES,
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Extracted Without Pain
' Dr. 1. H. Mailery
16 .So. Main St. So. Norwalk, Ct.
Hoursga.m.t05p. m., 7 tel
m.
Sundays By Appointment Only.
Geo: e W. Coffin; Jr.
UEDERTAKER
Office and Reside..ce
4 Belden Place, Norwalk
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Phone I4I-fady Attendant
The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main :19.
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
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TAILORED SUITS
and
REMODELING OF FURS
by .
New York Ladies’ Tailor
G. ROCKOFF
u North Main St.
We Also Do Cleaning and
Pressing.
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Tonic, Stimulant and Appetiz...
—" 1 ~15 F. H. BAXTER
' ‘ . , . . Druggist -.
z“"Here rs the Spring Silhouette .__. __ fl... _—__.
TRAIGETT, simple ‘E 1' °
lines,cxpr'csscdattrac- Spraying Fluids!
tively in n frock of blue . .
gabardiue, with deep :5 [“8601 Killers
collar of palcst ileslr- 0: _ . . .
color satin, and crossed . l ' :1 . ‘
\ sashbeltofsclf—ruatcrial. ’L and Fungous
\1am others cqua 11y ff ,
.1... . Remedies,
Pictorial Review 3- . ——'
Eitfgig: .._- , 5 Albert D. Morgan,
:.1: WASHINGTON STREET
FASHION BOOK ””1. » .
of the Celebrated I »_ 171. mum 300k a“
Pictorial Review Patterns 13.5””
l} y' now on ...1-i; ..1. _ . . , E.
' Mr’ . Ethel .vniun 0'th
J. Donnelly .16 So. Mam St: . .” vac/11.11.1911.
- ' '19; with: ‘1 St' .1 ,
‘ . ’ “ I 1‘ 1 . . " . 'V ' ‘ . , South [Nighttime
i V " ' f 5" 17‘ ,g ’- ‘ ' " ' , ‘ ' I- ' l ‘1 Tueo‘dm ~~"- For "Pimento" "
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