TODAY AND
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The most irri-sis
MARY PICKFORD. in
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Regent Theatre
The House of Quality and Refinement
Featuring Gloria Swanson and Elliot Dexter
He liked grecn onions, 21m
A Pathe News Pictorial and Com cdy
WEDNESDAY
“REGENERATION” .
trippiness and a home of peace and contentment . ‘
A Travelogue and Comedy
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
A First Run Paramount Picture
shoun in .\'o1i\.illt
Also a Pathe Review
And a Flagg Comedy
TUESDAY '1
Master Produ ction ‘
Your Husband’
s will change the course of two
1 she was attmcted by a tom-antic
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of 1. 111; piodurlions i
a Wiecked home. “as born :1 111-“
ill)!“ 111' zit'iii-sset:
“J OHAN N A EN LISTS"
role of Jo-
scori-s her
In thi
nt‘ts this dainty stai
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Mat. 2: 16. Evening 6. 46 and 9
Today
Dorothy Dalton
in Paramount picture
“Extravagancc”
Actually money burned holes in
her pockets. But the money that
it she squandered burned holes in
1 his vitality and brain. Also com-
ody, Harold Lloyd in “Just, Drop-
ped In." Latest l‘nilw News
Tuesdav and Il'v'edncsdav
Douglas Fairbanks
in Art cm H picture
1 “Say! Young Fellow"
\lso Latest Sentiett comedy.
“Smothered Love"
llolnies’ Travelogue
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i‘hursday and Friday
Mabel Normand in “Mickey"
Vaudeville Thursday. Fri-
day. Saturday ’
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M lllE THEAIRES
Ar “HE REGENT THEATRE
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
Cecil B. DeMille'o Produrltlon “Dori’t
Cnange Your Husband." Also a
Pattie News Pictorial and Comedy.
Suppose :1 beautiful and refined wo
iii-1.1. with romance as one of the com-
-8 111.2 motives of her life; a husband
11.. is immersed in a business. unin-
"‘Il'lllnally neglectful and inclined to
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7‘ ten imaglne a handsome, debon
-. romantic and convincing young
who appreciates the situation and
Lin OFF" 2011113!
Aooly few‘drops then lift. sore,
touchy corn: off with
fingers-No pain!
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inesii‘t hint a bit' Drop a little
E vet/.one on an aching corn instantly
1 1:17 corn stops hurting. then you lift.
.1? “II” out. Yes, muglcr
A tiny bottle of Freézone costs but
.1 t~w tents at any drug store,‘ but it
r‘li‘f lent to remove every hard corn,
1:: corn, or corn between the toes.
«111 the calluses without soreness or
lllltatwlon .
1“ reezone is the sensontlonal discav
i v of 11 Cincinnati genius. It is m}
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Iltzf‘.
iprivatc fortune with which to try to rc-I
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:in Californi1 that all was in retained;
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is overwhelmed by his admiration for
the wife.
Supose the wife swayed hr the fine
speeches and the result of odious com
parisons, leaving her husband and mar-
rying the interloper, who is at Masha
trifler.
The consider her position when the
second spouse prov es selfish is inclin
ed to strav-while meantime the first.
husband 1etoi'nis. becomes as neat to"
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Lions.
VVliiit would the wife no? Go back
‘to No. 1" To find the anHWer to this
question. the public is referred to Cectl
B. DeMille‘: newrst spcclul Artcral'l
picture "I‘on't Chance Your Husband.’
by Jeanie McPherson. which will be
shown at ”I“ Recent theatre Monday
11nd Tuesdav
slim 11s the result of another
1;. 'Nlll't‘ into No. 2's affec-
AT PALACE THEATRE. TODAY.
"Dorothy Dalton. in Paramdunt Picture,
“Extravagsnce,” Also Comedy and
Paths News.
3 The interesting contention by some-
psychologists that illusions or dieams.1
be they bv day or night. have a greater
effect on moral development than ac-
tual experience. is seized by the writ.
er. John Lynctho furnish the dramat-
ic catastrophe in the latest Thomas
H. lnce Paramount production. "Ex-
tiavagance." in which Dorothy Dalton
is the star. and which will be shown
at the Palace Theatre today. ._
It is the stun 01 11 woman who is;
being diaun into the Vortex of profli
gate extiai a mum» until her conscienCe
is awakened by a dramatic dream thati
pictures her husband paying with hisi
_v-e1y life for the gratification of her
social whims. She dreams that to meet
the bills of her dressmakers and lew-
elers he gambled until he was short
of money. ‘
He then forges a check. is detected.
and shoots a. pursuing officer. which
brings upon him sentence to the elec—
tric chaii. The wife awakens to a real-
179“ 1011 it was all a dream—all but the
fact that she is surrounded by a wealth
of luxuries the cost of which may have
.dilien her husband into desperate cli-
cumstances.
l She rushes to his office to find it is'
Then she makes a supreme sacri-.
. true.
To his appeal to loan him her
5 deem his losses on the board she turns
‘11 deaf ear.
AT PALACE THEATRE
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Douglas Fairbanks in Artcraft Picture,
“Say! Young Fellow." ’
craft star, is nothing if not patriotic.
Hence it was that when United States.
:Seeretary McAdoo sent word to him
Mr his Liberty Loan drive across :19
country Mr. Fairbanks cropped 9’37-
thing and started for the East. 908k.
ing to vast crowds en to “d in
New York City in behalf In the loan.
with the result that beta!” he returned
to California he had proceeded by his,
persuasive oratory 411d g‘nlal smile
in disposing-of .9419 83.000.000 Worth
of bonds. - f,“-
It is gamma; for Mr. Full-bank's ad<
mire”, W that he completed hi3
Fem- mane bought-mar
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Norwalk
"1' saV’es her from a disgrace.
Doualas Fairbanks, the athletic Art-1
1 If the letters on a. printed page
tphotophy, “,Soy Young 1
Don’t get caught in the jam.
Come before the Saturday
night rush. ,
Our new Spring clothing for
your boys is all ready now for
your critical inspection and
we don't hesitate to say that
the show is worth your time to
see.
Lots of novelties 'in patterns,
colors and models.
Our time is yours.
—
Rogers 81 Stevens
South Norwnll-
and Wednesday is in manv respects
one of the finest in which this athlet—
ic star ever has been featured. it will!
be Irmembcrcd that Mr. Fulrbnnks‘
some time ago became the “big broth-I
er” to the 157th Regiment of lnfantry.‘;
at Camp Koarny, (‘31.. and he has since. '
received more than six hundred lettersi
ot congratulations from soldiers and;
their friends. every one of which he
‘gnswered personally.
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NflTES llHiflY SCUUTS
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NOTICE.
Boy Scouts of America: .
Every registered Scent of the sever-
al troops will meet this evening. April‘
‘28th at
nated meeting places:
Troop No. 2. Rowayton school.
i Troop No.
Troop No. 4. Franklin schoo}
Troop No. 5. 35 High street.
1 Norwalk
i Troop No. 6. Marvin school.
i Troop No. 8. 19 Golden Hill street,
South Norwalli.
Troop No 9. Stoutmasier J. ('.
'don :1 home Porn .ivenue.
A very iinportaii and urgent meet-
ing of the seceral ti )OpS are to he ht ld
Iper order of D011 '11“
li-zonimissionm '
Lou-
' INTERESTING MEETING .
AT. NORWALK LIBRARY‘
rim regular mee: ng of the board of
:diiectors of the \' imam Public Ll
ibrary was held F1 day night at the
i usual time
Routine business. including auditing
'uf bills was trans: cteil. Money is
very much needed :or the binding of
magazines now so mom used in the
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blur orsoem to run into each 0th-
oncryouhovetoholdthepapor
farther from your eyes than form-
erly, an eye exaznimtion by or
skilled optometrist is imperative.
To neglect your eyes at this time
is a grave mistake.
Anyone who was here the first daylmowcitisnsucceunnd
wdlfnllaneededwantAstorewherethestockwmorhodnt
. such close figures that it cannot remain more than a day or so.
It cannot help' it.
The Tailored Suits, Dresses, Coats and Coat Wraps, Blouses, " 1i
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Corsets and Lingerie are all on the main floor, most convenient,~
just a step in from the street.
Thisflmrkcarpetedhasfull mirrors and convenient .
rooms for trying on.
‘ ‘ These forgMonday ' “
Gingham Dresses
Five hundred Gingham House
Dresses, the Amoskeag Gingham, strong
and durable. Some have contrasting
yokes of plain chambray and “high-low
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Silk Dresses L'
About two hundred in plain Cnpe
de chines. Tafi'etas and combinations of
plain and figured Georgette. These use
copies of high priced models. Sizes (Ii!
for misses to 46 f or women.
$15 75 Annex price. ,
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:30. at the following desiK-.
South:
Nash. di-puty'
necks." . -
Checks,
brays.
Sizes 36 to 46.
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stripes and plain chain-
White Voile Dresses
Skirts trimmed with folds of the
same material, waists with lace.
simple little dresses designed to “:3
23d wear. .Very well made. Sizes 36 ”1'
$1.85 Annex price. . $6.95 Annex price. I,
f The Basement, down one flight of easy steps, has Silks.
3 Dress Goods of needed kinds, Ginghams, Voiles and Wash .
i Goods. ' ;
i Sheets, Comfortables, Towels and Domestics. ;
f Men’s Wear, Shirts. Underwear and Hosiery.
i “'3" ’Women’s Underwear and Hosiery. ,
i ' 79$ 'All these at quick selling prices. Profits so limited that it 5
will create surprise that it. can be done.
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spirited debates in the various ;cliool
which the history of the last years has
tstimttlnted. It is hoped that it the
cold weather will ever retire. some
lunds used for heating purposes will
,\-—rmlt of binding. The books are
mended over and over again in tho
work-room with the :1;=.stance of some.
kind friends, 410 being repaired last
month. When it is realized that it
binding was once done for eighteen
cents a volume and that now the
‘ cheapest and smallest book costs froml
library of the Ninth Year Center Jun-l
t ior High pupils and of the (‘ommerclai
the appreciation shosvn by the min 1~
tiful for davs by a gift of flowers;
from one of the classes. In groups of;
ten twice a week the pupils are noon
to follow up the talks of being in-
structed as
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the Read Hnncx
shelves of the books and method; of
have .111. A(is rP'ul‘n to son“ b.
doing reference work, Miss \« ‘ .the near future.
and Miss Hanna are to give tl- se lesl ; __.._____._'
sons. .
The report showed 5 1&9 hooks giv- :ERIDGF' vl’ORT DRIVER — .
~11 otit. new book borrowers 47 FORGOT HIS LICENSE
GRACE PARISH NOTES.
Monda3~Knlghts of King Arthur at
2:30
Tuesday— Girls Friendlv Society 213
"'30 '.
“'rdncsday—Annuol meeting of tho;
{ORV-[W0 10 file'PlShl (‘E’MS it Will I!" “'oman's Guild for the election of of , DdWard Avis
realized hOW expenses have mounted. . meets in the Guild room at "" .30. (‘01.
The librarian told of the visit to the‘ urination class in the Guild room at
7:30.
Thursday—Feast at St.
Class, Center lunlor High '0 hear a“! St. James. the celebration of the Holy
outline of the Library system and of iCoinmunion at 9. 30
Friday. widening of the Confli motion.
are as evidenced by their attention and, clns at .30 at the Rectal-v
subsequent“ ”'0‘" ““90"“ than“ .l-‘riendly Society Dulce at the Parish
, The desk at the library has been beau House a, g o clock. .
to the position on the am
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—-Sentinel
we sure to bring the best results obi faculty he has trained to a big!- do-
Lloyd \\ Hopkins”
1F. Hopkins of
Bridognport.
nicer Thoma:-
'on 10111911: duty at
street
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recital given by
at the Hillside schoo: g: on the wrong side 0! the
iSatiirdsy evening proied one of the
. moat enjoyable oi or given in Norwalk.
‘ Mr. Avis had been advertised ash
noted authority on birds and u a
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1 'lhe hi1 d lecture
l’hllip antl' tor‘s lici nae, a' home
ed for Ibis mlsdemeono', “4M
‘endorsement of all the great no:
hits: but the lecture itself as given
proved equal to all that had been said
1 of it and was a treat indeed to all wh-
hcard It.
Mr. Avis is gifted with a remarkable
Adverusementl faculty of imitating bird 501158.111111
Girls explanation that be noted I
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'_grec of perfection. His lecture, how ”a” dismissed. I
ievei. was no new rendering of the
songs of various birds but was a
,charming and most illuminating ac-
;" count’of-the habits and characteristics
of many birds. This second was or! N
companied by unusually beautiful
slides.
The lecture began by showing a bit;l
of New England woods in the curly:
2 dawn. With voice and violln Mr. Avis
:imliated the first. bird notes on the
, i sun rose. ‘lncronsls: to than“ coco! of
; praise. This was followed by plot-l—
landmarks of many of the Milk!
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given.
songs a number of times,
{ audience to Identify the bird. In
son of Mn. '3
533 Warren M
misunderstood the I”
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Main on! “I
yestredav afternoon. not .*
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would probablv have been m
to £0 hi.‘ way with a reprint”. “w
unfortunately he. had left his “I.
He was "I‘-
ixlficd bird mimic and came with the; n“ bonds 0, "5 furnish” by 1‘. *
uni Mills oi the Nor-walk Supply shop. ‘1
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to the traffic regulations of No 5.01
city and that he had left him
card in a cool he had just
was accepted by Judge Good” I.”
uptown court. this morning all {It
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