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“AND TOMORROW and WEDNESDAY
RESERVED SEATS FOR EVENING SHOWS
KELLY & DRAKE O
Comedy, Singing
and
Dancing Duo
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BOB, TIP & co.
Comedy Variety Act '
Featuring
“TIP“
The Greatest Dog Living
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MRS. VERNON CASTLE
in
“PATR‘A”
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STAR ACTS
.AUDEVILLE s...
Matinee-Alt Seats 201:
Pr'cesfvonlny-ISc,250,3flc
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THE ORPHEUM
COMEDY FOUR
Monarchs of Mirth . .
TOM OVERHOLT
TWO SHOWS DAILY
Dancing Trio
and Melody
I and MAX INDER
THEYOUNGSISTE’RS C0 EDY
11111. 2:i5~Eve. 7:311
ACTS
7.
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Presenting
WALSH, LYNCH &
‘ “ALONG THE ERIE"
The Original
OTTO BROS;
Present
A Comedy Classic
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Greatest Aeriaiists
DELMORE & LEE
Ofler
A Study in Black and
White
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SIDNEY DREW
.. _ COMEDY
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Palace Theatre
Home of Best Vaudeville and‘
Feature Pictures.
Today:
it we Acis‘YandeVille
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OANN PENN’INGTON IN
‘ “THE RAINBOW
PRINCESS"
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TUESDAY
1A New Episode of Charles,
Richman and Dorthy Kelly
‘ Feature
' “THE SECRET
KINGDOM"
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Hospital fenefit
For Emergency Slippiies
PALACE THEATER
., . Monday, April 16 at 8 o’clock
Rudyard Kipling, Poet and Man, as interpreted by
AHe‘nry J. Hadiield
Well Known English Actor ,, 5
THE NEED IS URGENT; THE ENTERTAINMENT OF THE BEST.
SEAT CHART NOW OPEN.
TICKETS .
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creased salary.
Mrs. Maurice Davenportoi Cleveland
arrived at her summer home on Pon-
‘us Ridge for Easter, and remained
“for a few days. ‘
0111 Sunday morning, in the Congo
311110.111 Church. Rev. J. Howard
. Hoyt, D.i)., will preach on the present
, national situation.
'1‘. Orr McKendry and family motor-
oil to their home at Tuxedo Park,
Sunday. after a visit. at the home of
.McKendr‘y’s mother. ~ 1'1
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«Mr. and Mrs. Rogers or New Yorit
and Mr and Mrs. Finch and children
of Texas are stopping at the Wood
homestead, White Oak Shade.
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recent guests at Ardsley inn, as were
.... 50¢. 75¢ ....1 $1.00
Al villi illEilliES
AT THE RECENT TONIGHT AT
7:30 P. M.
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' 'l‘ho pleasures of the present theat-
rical season are to be greatly en-
hanced by the pocsoutotiou 1.1 the Re-
gent of“ a. wonderful program of pop-
ular vaudeville presented by the
White Rat's Actors' Union Road
Show. Aside from presenting to the
local public a line of entertainment
seldom seen outside of the larger cit.
ies. one of the main objects is to pro
vide employment for the sufficient
number oi actors so that the profits
can be devoted to the help of thewun-
employed striking deters, in other
pans of the country; Every one of
these especially 111.111.1111 companies
are made up of acts of undoubted mer
it which 31.011111, and no doubt will, at)-
peal to all fair minded men and wo
eggy Hyland “and Marc
MacDermott in
surgeon"
A Vitagraph Blue Ribbon
Feature ‘
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11111 [Chocolates
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Preset-Infinite“
, trio, Kelly & Drake.
. dancing and singing due and Bob, 'i‘ip
men, who derive- a big source of
amusement. from their patronage of
the theatre. ‘
' The management, promises acts of.
a wholesome nature, produced by act-
.ors ot‘ brains and ability, which com-
binedwith theirartlstry, results in a.
form of entertainment that has al-
ways found .favor. The first vaude-
ville company under the present at.
rangernent comes to the Regant Thea-
tre tonight continuing for 3 days, and
here is the list or high class artists,
and the style of work thsyp
sent, which are Walsh, Lynch a. Ca.
presEnting "Along the Erie,” the or
ighial Otto Bros. in a musical classic,
Delmore a bee in "A Study in Black
and White ” The Orpheum Comedy
’Four, Tom Overholt and the Young
sisters, -vaudeviile's dainty- dancing
9. very clever
& 00.. present 11 Variety act in whichl
they feature their dog, which is the’
greatest dog living: There will
be two shows daily at 2: 16 and 7: 30.
‘ with the prices in roach of everybody
0! 20¢ for seats at the matinee land.
the evening prices will be 15o. 256,
300, with- reserved seats
AT THE PALACE
Vitagraph Blue Rlbbon Feature Will;
Be On Tomorrow's Bill—Other‘ ‘ l
Pictures For The W j“ 1
The Palace Theatre today will be.
Ogiten over to Henry J. iindiield's cow i
turned interpretation of Rudyard Kip-
ling's poems. The entire proceeds
will go to the Noniilk Hospital and
the Palace management commends
the entertainment to its regular pa-
trons, given asit is by such a star for
such a worthy cause.
The regular picture progr'ain of the
theatre {.111 , be resumed tomorrow
and exceptional features will be otter», _
ed throughout thls‘week. For the
Tuesday shows, Peggy Hyiand and,
Marc MacDermott. two prominent
l'itagrsph stars will play the Blue Rib-2
hon feature specialty, “Intrigue." in'
addition to this picture a new episodei
of “The Secret Kingdom,” starringl
Charles Richman and .Dorothy Kelly.1
will be offered. On Wednesday, Wiln
liam Russell will appear in a Mutual;
spet1ai"'i‘ho Fighting Gentleman,"
and Charlie Chaplin will be seen' '
again in “Easy Street," the comedy
which was seenOhy hundreds of Non-
waikcrs recently and which man)! -
were unable to see. Anita King and previous day's waste. 50“” formenta
Thomas Meehan will play “Thé Heir lions and poisonous toxins before it is
to the Hoorah," on Thursday' Robert absorbed into the blood «Just as coal,
war“. ick “'nl play "A Girl‘s Fony'n When it burns, leaves behind a certain
Friday and Seam Hayakawa will amount or incombustible material in
play “The Voice of Kora 181111," on the storm of ashes, so the food and
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Saturday 11111.1. taken each day l ave in the all
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mentary organs a certain amount at
(‘AN AM
indigestihie maberlal,1Vhlch 11 not
,elimlnated. 10111111 toxins and poisons
iwh‘ich are then sucked into the blood
‘through the very ducts which are in-
1111.11.11 Mrs. F. Zlnn and baby and
Miss Jessie Hoyt were guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Zinn, on Eas-
tar Day.
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il‘o look one’s best and ieelone’s
been is to enjoy an inside bath each
morning to flush from the system the
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'tended to suck in nourishment to sus-
tain the body.
If yen want to see the glow 0! held
thy bloom in your cheeks”. to see your
skin'get clearer and clearer, you are
spoonful of limestone phosphate“ 11111.
which is a harmless means ‘or 11111111113
the waste material and taxins trom'
the stomach, liver, kidneys and how-
els, 1111111 cleansing, 75621:? 111113‘ it
Miss Phillips, .11... in... ‘a teacher 012‘
Grade 5. Center School. has a posi-
11111. in the Fairrleld school, at an in-
told to drinlt every morning upon 11.11:.»
ing. a glass or hot w’aterwitha tea-1
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purchased by Mr. Walker.
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Ydur Kitchen Not comiiete ‘
Withouia “Vuican”G 15' Range
Unlesslyou have a modern ‘WLCAN” GAS RANGE '3
ready for use in your kitchen. you druid make arrangements,
31; once, for the installation of one of these popular Gas
anges.
EXCELLENT BAKERS.
‘ These VULCANS 11m nab a reputation locally as ' ‘
perfect bakers. No trouble with the mo and very economi-
cal to use.
$2 installs vour new “WW and easy monthly
payments of $2.00 each pay: I”.
PHONE 1680 AND ALLOWUSTO SEND A; REP-
RESENTATIVE TO TELL '00 MORE ABOUT
THE RANGES, WITHOUTCIEI‘TO YOU.
The Uiitel B 111.11 light and Water (20.
&
PHONE 1680 «7 WALL eraser
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my mm. with Miss Madeline - ».
, a rant-gum of New Yuri: who have .'~
1) Kelly Roche, formerly oi this 111111. visiting in and Mrs..Prod 81111. ‘
town was married, Tuesday 11m fl 1mm mm for the past week.
moon, to a Miss Faith of New Yul. h. M to their home in tin!
The couple are keeping house at M I”
M '. 5
0m“ A: a. camp meeting oi Richard Haiv- ' '
m Camp, 3.1)! V., Monday evening,
‘Mr. Miner 1.1 New York and Mrs. Todd
innd son of meell,1N. ‘1.
Mrs. H D. Atwatm, 31., and daugh-
ter, Mary, of Cambridge, Mass, are
visiting with hire. Atwater's mother,
‘ Mrs. C Clarke 111 Oenolte avenue.
Mrs. John Rogers and
Miss Katherine Rogers, have return
on trom New York and \1 ill open
their place on ()1 111w 111011111) short-
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daughter.
Warren Rutledge, who recently took
5. position in the First National Bank
.i'eili at his homo on East avenue.
with scnrlct from his condition is
favorable.
H. il. Scofirltl brought 11 load or
, 1 goods from Seabright, N. J., for w. 1.
Mr. nd Mrs. Mord of New York were Walker to the Chopping Frothinghum-
rrsldonce on Lambert Rood, recently
Hot Water Each Morning
Puts Roses to Your Circa.
stomach.
Girls and Women with sallow skins.
liver spots, pimples or pallid complex-
ion. also those who wake up with a
coated tongue, bad taste, nasty breath,
others 11110 are bothered with head-
aches, Kittens spells, acid stomach or
constipation should begin this phos-
phated hot water drinking and are as-
sured or very pronounced results in
one or two weeks.
A quarter pound of limestone phos-
phate costs very little atthe drug
store but 13‘ suiiiclent to demonstrate
that just as soap and water cleanses.
purities and treshens the skin on the
outside, whet water and limestone.
phosphate act on the inside organs.
We must. always consider that inter-
nal sanitation is vastly more impor-
tant than outside cleanliness, because
the skin pores do not absorb impur-
rities into the blood. while the bowel
Operas do.
women who desire to enhance the
beauty or their complexion should just
a tor 3* week and notice results.
Dr Percy E. Raymond and nutty m m; 8990
!of Watertown, Mass” expect to I!!!" d h mfinn‘fteilzxmi It:
in New Canaan tomorrow, to spend a w: W F Weed, W B. Show.
neck with Dr. Raymond's new“ mu. Charles Ready mmnl ~ {.1
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Mr. and Mrs George E. Raymond, 01 I
art! “my
Seminary street. Burchard ”d Leroy
Tm musings of Miss lieien Russell
The ll. B 1) Charles iflnncis Rol-
Sewing Club all the
Riel uumd iiiii SeniugC mum“
at e
Miss itllt, i).1vidaon,wh0s‘ (1);” ‘12:“ $031353]: Ne:
(‘Plllh returnod from Slam 6rd, I ID- 11 y ‘
In h“. Mr. i ll
(elixinteous shower, at the ham 6 MM \ it“ is prfigrg'ieeltiraoi’wti‘io
Mrs.i.ev1is Brown. Monday event-3. St W Miter-d New York-
Mr and Mrs Wm Whitiingtnalll"
ruminant
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GRAPE FRUIT ..........-.-..-.--.... . 43nd 6 for25¢
FREE BELIVERY 10 EAST NORWALK.
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32 Washington St. alight St. I .
South Norwaik. Norwalk.
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Fashion Decrees the Barrel orig,
Tonneau Silhouette"
gracefully expressed in this
charming Frock.
Also featured is the new
Jumper type of ‘ blame that.
forms its own girdle.
There arc‘no other patterns.)
quite so chic as
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through the May P‘s-slain: ‘
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' costs only ten cents 8h
purchased with one .
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