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CHICAGO.
BEVY OF DEAR,
strings. Magnificent costumino
from Fifth Avenue, New York.
Absorbing Story
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Prices . . . .
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ARE IN NEW YORK, F
Entrancing music you '11 never f0
AUGMENTED ORGHES
PHONE 344-
2 2- .- . Messrs. Lilo and J. J. Shubert Present“; 3
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THE BRILLIANT ,
.. MOST BEAUTIFUL
MEMORABLY TUNEFUL
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SENSATION
and a
DELIGHTFUL SINGING
rget. Fascinating dances.
of four genrations from
Involving Patho 3, Comedy, Sentiment, Romance
TRA WITH COMPANY S OWN SPECIAL MUSIC
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SEAT SALE TUESDAY (TOMORROW) 10: 30 A. M.
Theatre
Feature Pictures De Luxe
Today
At 2: 15, 7 and 9
Realart Presents
\Iary Miles Miiiter
I2I Artistic Photoplay Spectacle
"Anne of Green Gables”
Vitagraph Comedy
Bryant Washburn
2 the News. Sunshine Comedy.
Wednesdayr
3—in——
Goldwyn Presents I
“The Six Best Cellars”
Tomorrow
I’arainount- Artcraft Presents
E. K. Lincoln
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The aPulsating Production
“The Westerners’
Holmes Travelogue
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Pauline Frederickg
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“The Paliser Case”g
Thursday
With Vaudeville
22-.J v OVVW
The Celebrated Dramatic Star
Full Orchestra For All Shows
LECTURE
"From Lincoln to Roose-
vel ” ’
Charles Aubresr Eaton. ‘
South Norwall: M. E.
Church
March 9. 8. P. M;
"ickets .. . . : . . . J . . ..750
II THE IIIIIRESV
PALACE TODAY -.
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st Three Days Opening With-
Oday's Show8—E. K. Lin: ‘
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Bill First Three Days
Show: 2: 15 7. Pictures Only 9 P. M.
RUSSO, TEIS RUSSO
The Dancing Novelty Delight
MILDRED HAYWARD
Vaudeville’s Prima Donna Soloist.
. SULLIVAN and‘MEYEBS
In Bits of This and That.
THE TIP TOP FOUR,
The Silv: r Voiced Quartet.~
THE BELGIAN TRIO
In a Masterly Scenic and Musical
Revue
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Monday
E. K. Lincoln
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“The Westerners”
Tuesdalr
Mary Miles Minter
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“Anne of Green Gables”
Wednesday
Bryant Washburn
IVE MONTHS IN BOSTON, SIX MONTHS IN
AL SUCCESS EVERYWHERE.
Notable Cast Selected From the Metropolitan Companies
AND DANCING GIRLS
Wonderful songs that grip the heart
hoop skirts of 1840 to th
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REGENT WEDNESDAY.
'Pauline Frederick Plays Role in "The‘
Paliser Case" One of the Season's
Dramatic Releases.
Frederick, a past master of
loading role
Pauline
the silent (llama plavI: III:-
the. Pmanwunt-Artcrall release,
at the Recent I
Theatre on W ednesdav. As in mew
picture in which atlas I-‘Iederick elm 3.;
able plan ers I. Ild nmvie fans ma,» count’
upon enjoying her latest picture to the
fullest Them wil be other allrac
lions
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Success at the Palace. Opens Tc
marrow Morning.
“Maylime ' which will be the at: my
lion at the Palace Theatre for one per
‘formance only Friday eIeningu )‘Ihmch
12 has a refreshing and original 52012:
of genuine appeal that has In do ‘1'.“
i'lnheriled affections where!» 21:1 ml
children Iealize the hafipiness mm a
shatlel m1 I20: 1
tors. All 0 "l scenes are laid in
New YOIk a 2:1‘ the four nets 0 epi
sodes give Ilcturesquc 1220p csentzl-
tiou of metropolilvn life at f-IIII “kill:-
Tseparated periods.w 18-10 18.33.1830 and
1919 The pin) has been staged “it:
admirable tnslemul fidelity to each or
.the eras inti'olx'ml. The cart-full; chos-
en and wholly adequate Cast infindes
GypSV Dale, James R. Marshall 0”:
Sheridan. Frances Golden. Philip
«Heege, George Hampton, Clll'lllPs F
Vernor. Teddy Le DUs. Millie Petis
Lillian Shal‘mer. Marjolie Darts. Mir-i
am Kurzman. Marv Palny and llithal‘d
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all of these are calefully dmeloped to
a happy conclusion and the play is one
of the most satisfying pictures made
this year Holmes Travelogue and Vi-
Wgalgraph comedy will complete today’ s
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PALACE WEDNESDAY.
Bryant Washburn in Prohibition Bur-
lesque-e-“The Six Best Cellars”
All you who believe that the “meri”
has been taken out of America, crowd
’round the Palace Wednesday night
1when Bryant VVaslr‘burn will he stun
red in "The Six Best Cellars.” with
five acts of vaudeville. It is a rare
treat-of a new kind—rbut rule.
REGENT TODAY.
Mary Miles Minter Plays
‘Green Glablea" A Realart Success.
2 Other Attractions ' g
The Elegant Theatre today presents
Mary “Miles Minter in a play particu-
Iarly suited to her: talents an} stylhw
‘ '- Anne at Green Gables” 9. Restart pro-
ductlon. mm Miles Minter ‘Ivlm has
7.2159 of the Shubert any???“
. of this week, the prom '
~‘: and vaudeville is offficed _
Melanin:
Russo Teis. Ru
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‘i an numbers will head the:
» . en Hayward, a. will)
1211 render a. selected
E‘Decially : II
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“Anne of.
Morgan Also a (horns of 1m eiy girls
aThe seat sale opens tomorrow mom
in: at 10: 30 a. 111. Tickets ordered by
phone will he held only until 8 p In.,
the evening of the performance.
.EDITOR OF LESLIE'S
Dr. Charles Tuhrev Eaton. who lec
tures in the South Norwalk Methodist
, Episcopal church tomorrow evening at
8 o’clock, is the Associated Editor of
Leslie‘s Weekly In the issue of Les.
lies of a week ago will be found an
article of much interest from Dr. Ea.
tons pen It is entitled "A Political
;MO8 Who and What’ 8 'What fm
1920. " It is on the,“text” that “org an~
ized labor, which asserts that congress
has failed to do its duty; intends to try
to contiol both parties at the polls and
in congress after the election." 1)}.
features; ofthe political program of
the American Federation of Labor for
1920, and museum question"as 2to
what; this: program means in our na
tional lite. ' Hie concluding sentence
is that “no man is at to make national
glint: in iéfins. of the nation and ‘who
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good it is.
had a cold
Ishc got rid of one she Mould contract
{another
three pounds
les like this but am going In {911 my
0%.?“
“i111 gistIiIis and tried main things.
but Ihwe bottles or CINOT built me
land also stopped all simploms of the
f gastxilis
:‘dmse it to my (fiends)
Store Washington street.
she is suitably supported in a cast of? ,
some 0119.
our denied ll: cl: ances- ‘
WEEKLY HERE Tomoaaow one I am 81118 that youi
. man in the Mann
laivs at the fitment time who cannot ,
cy‘n :; see that class interests and I,
dilute; class mime must give my before - ,
l 128? needs of the nation.” The T
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. £11 WILL,— Mass, um hie—«Pas»
. sealers on the Bar Harbor express an
slant flight in the sleeping cars with-
in mm W We on their
Simian; from NEW York to Maine 1
,‘CO’nditiofis bemd Me city were 3.232 Stamford Hospital
bad because of armed snow and ice»
‘2 “'73,? B is. .2 34‘
MWillulm Street, N669‘: "fiae
ven, Tells Her Friends List
How Good the Tonic CI; -
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clogged switches ”that it was decided
. No. 29. bound from Boston to New of: h V 9383..
. York reset-sweetie“ Internal lilies-SJ t e “gm“ 4:
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.1 Steinway was man as mimic "and, 1‘ Ends?" @:&I
iii: was waiting: $812313!” mg; {319,629. New”
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Boston nnd- atone railroad eventi you can: train. . ,the station, the gahtg‘fimfiilfiifi ‘ ”
anibutmce of the lice dominance loomed "
received him and 100k him to the gmhggefiyme ”wanna“
nearlhecunallock of.
i {rho bleached bones was
lab crawls ad also in
with was left unscared W
German shellac“ but where _
underhlnlsh had hidden ,
SCI-loomed Io, alumina. ,
NORFOLK 17’s., 31ml: earls:
ENGINEER sEVERELy‘ HURT :‘Lgchoone? Eva 13. Douglas that chem
re 1 mm
Emmet“ W” Stein“? of Train wiswsmsian: 15;;me ibont m miles
rd The coast
gun cuttei Maxim Imme
Saturday morning, when, repairing‘ diately to her 3351332? “1} , ,
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hold the train here over night. i
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Saturday was the thirty
of the. winte: on which 35cc,
Ion.
MRS. R B. STANLEY. !
“I have men telling all my friends
0 try (‘lNOT said M13.Slanlcv, and
l is surprising the number that call
ne up. each day. nd tell me how
ow 0 my neighbors how
all winter and as fast as
One bOItle of CINO'I‘ and
cone and she gained
1 could tell several stor-
he Cold “'93
l haw suffered for a long time, ._
:1) so l look like the picture of: hen-1th,
and that is the reason 1 en-
CINOT is cold at Plaioted'o Drug:
Alemet the
Drug Storm:
81 Fairfleld Ave. Bridge-
pelt ~» All\. .
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NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL PUBLI.
CATIO‘N INTERESTS NEW
PRINCIPAL.
The editor of the Norwalk High
school ‘Erho" has recently leached;
the folloxilng letter from Mr. Law-
rencen Hm: .de the new plincipal of,
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the high school:
Feb. 33. 1920.-
1 living Davis
Editor-in Chief The Echo
NIH-walk High semi.
Nonvalk ‘Conn.
Dear Mr. Davis: ’ ..
just reevixod Janumy’and
Echo for
thanks h)‘
Mr
I hale
February numbers 01‘ The
which I want to expxcss In)
The Echo should more a welcomd
addition to the school activllili' s ought
II) he a mm 91 for good. If lhe stand-
ard set in the firm hm issues is mail»
mined. the paper should hate the sup-
port of ex ery member of the student
body. Such a publication can do mu m
to creale and maintain the fine school
spirit. impressing upon all the litres
sity for individual effort. if N. 3. S. 953
to enjoy the local and Statewide lep-
utation that me have in mind .'or it
It would seem that the Dramatic
Club and the muslml mganlnatintls
wele much alive- Thnl is quite .121 it
slwuid be. The scarcity of atol‘lic
notes. ilounever suggests that I I
venution of that department of so hool
lift might be in Older. and l am imp—
ing that plans are ex on no“ helm, laid
for the coming baseball season "
I here been much impressed b1: your
tribute to Mr. Blake It seems I. } indi-
cate that the students are anxious (or
and appreciative of the cooperation of
their principal and I can only hope
that I shall soon be able to coin. me
same confidence mat the student body
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* Bread- T therféctBod yF uel
M_an' Is a clock that 2088 all the time. ra'flier than a machine which
works only-at intervals.
dinner sit still or lie ouietly asleep. but his body is
constantly
For the b asy heart. lungs and other organs never take a vacation.
The rilzht fuel. and enougfi of it. is the first requirement of any 2
man ’s diet
9 Bread Best of All Foods—is the right fuel. It' Is the fuel-food
on which work people of every sort perform miracles of labor.
Even} sli :e. down to the last crumb; means new strenlrth and ener-
, Irv. Eat Inore Bread—v- ' '
EATI; “TW 30 sLICES Iron dim.”
Norw‘alkbaked Bread 15 Bread at its Bat—always cure. temptin!
and nutritious.
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_ Mrs. Wm. R. Haase
H. B. SherwoOd C DeKlvn 8:, Son
.Henrv Will: ens White House Breaderv
Federal Svstem of Bakeries
James'H. Bundle
placed In its former pnncipal.
Your welcome to the new I)
I have appropriated for myself and I
feel grateful for it. In turn, will. you
-convey my greetings to the students:
' of N H s. lam look
much pleaame to the time, not new fan
distant when I shall be able to greet
them in person W lIlI the help of each
hope that our
relations will always be mutually
pleasant will be a allllily .
Again let me thank you for the col»
ies of The Echo.
Sincerely yours.
“LAWRENCE A. HOWARD.
HMAN AND
808 SAFE OF ”.990
Boston. Blowh
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Safe In Central Square
Open After Several Hours Work.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.,- March 5 ~—
Throe men bound the night satch-
attan market in Con—
tied I! has over his
£1111 square and
alter
head late 'Satnrday night, and
sa’le and escaped with about 31 500 in ,
cash. Libs-fly bonds and other papers
burglars had been found 12:: night,
”W
rlncipal .
lug forward with}
several hours’ Work blew open the:
was not disturbed“ No trace of the ”
Norwalk Chronicler