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5...: cal and SongARevue
: for 1h: First Time
.f Norwalk the
llt‘ Pace Bros.
,i‘s Greatest
Fiayers
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Baird
sore-.31
in her
play.
25‘
., #“Live szrks.”
Sunday
ill Star Cast Presents
A
“‘llcr Elephant Man”
”and—-
r-ipisodc of the Smashing
:-s..l-t:orbett Serial
MlDNIGHT MAN"
Imper—
Mandolin
most
“The
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“The Jazz Sonar Revue”
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1 Next T
:_.rday—Harry Carey
Jutcasts of Poker Flat.” (By the
moducers of “The Heart of Hu-
‘tanlty, “The Right of Happi-
urday
J Direct From the Alhambra,
Brooklyn
The Rooneys
L‘n qua Vaudevill; Offering
Hall & Guilda
Scenic Dancing Novelty
Tyler & Crolious
Eccentric Comedians
Manning. Fields. and
Knoles
The Harmony Trio
’v’laude Miller &. Co. Presenzs
—-—and—
day—Dorothy Dalton in
Panic of the Yukon."
in
:55" and others).
Sunday
‘iic's Seven Part Heart Drama.
“Other Men’s Shoes”
Other FeatULes
Saturday
3 The Hit of the Season—
: Vaudeville’s Biggest Act
“Kluting’s. finimals”
“The
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hursd ay. FridaY.
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HOYT’S
Best Produced Pictures
Thursday Evening
All Star Cast Presents
“The Third Woman”
\. Ereniu'OOd Production
Friday Evening
All Star Cast Presents
Rex Beach's
"The Crimson Gardenia”
Saturday, Mat. and Eve. -
Crane Wilbur in
“The Finger of Justice”
——-and——-
Elmo the Mighty
$29.95 to $95
NeWCoats
$17.95 to $75
Smart Dresses
$19.95to $65
Easterfilouses
$2- to $20
Spring Skirts
$5to$30
Accounts Opened
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rain.»
We Close Saturdays
.-, w- ‘5‘,;_.
at6
was so far above the average or its
kind that it can hardly be Considered;
in place in vaudeville. “Vthn Worn l
an Rules." a comedy skit was “'nlli
acted by Miss T‘elford and Mr. Rum
pelt. and the two prov. a
past masters of the stage.
won the houses with his comedy chat-
ter and character impersonation and)
answered several cucores. The bill;
is offered today and tomorrow with.
picture features that are especially'
attractive. Today Leah P-‘airc wnl .
play “The Capitol." Her recent plc-l‘
ture releases have attracted wide uc-'
tention and the production in which ‘
she will be seen at the ' ”not today
giS one of her best. On Saturdav an
“ Le“; H“Va-(~i :
’All Star cast will present “Live
1Sparks."
; HoYT's THEATRE.
l 7 ,7 _
lRex Beach’s “Crimson Gardenia" lo
l on Tonight's Program.
l Rex Beach has scored many a sac
icess, but when he wrote “Crimson
‘Gardenin" which is offered in pic
tures at Hoyt's Theatre this evening
be accomplished a signal triumph
The feature is one of the ‘0 st that
has been produced from Rex Beach
stories and under the p'snnal div-oc-
tion of the author was given all of
the force possible. It. 'is played by
an all star cast.
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BIG ACT COMING-
Palace Gets Klutlng's Animals for
Three Day Engagement Next Week
g Wlth Four Othc'r Acts. '
The Palace management scored a
signal success in the engagement of
Mining’s animals for a three day up-
F‘red VVebeer and company presented 9 i
an exceptional ventriloquist act that
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BASE WAS llllllllflN
TAlli llli iiATEllliUllY
Every ,One Knew How He
Had Suffered From Stom-
ach Trouble, Constipated
Bowels and ‘Neak Kidneys
f4.
* a! , a
_- . L, a
~- . ,3- 7
4 .
as!»
Bill of Exceptional Merl
Standing Room Audiences
ing Day.
which opened yesterday
MR. MELVIN Lovo.’
talk down to
“My case was common
Loyd. who
the Brass Co., said Mr.
lives at 199 East
‘peamuCe 'ulth four other leading acu-
ot vaudeville next week. This :5 one'
~
‘L'u, I
it Q :r 1”")‘bers who are members of
4.: made a decided hit with their
tan'lrflin
9..
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REGENT VAUDEVILLE.
e
vii:
55"} Feature Today.
kuxrllauts, one
' acts
of
; nu-
" N31 lmm
numbers.
L25 M :rchants Headed Superb Vaude
——-—-
lit drama 9’
Dr "P . ' e- .'
05 am 0f Many Hump-Leah. DISAPPROVEs OF QUESTION-
the most
of vaudeville ever
the Regent, received a fine
"3‘19 to local theatre goers. The
(WW, T V 0 d Maurice and
.3“ 1- ‘ Dene the bill with a not , y ,
a; Djlrhoer and put the big housesscqnm m the m W
are “Rim-“0‘3 the menus and oxen! , ” .
lnl‘llurnxances ,1“ a fine ‘ mm,
of the biggest numbers in vaudeville.
and has bven scoring at the laadlnrz:
New York Theatres and therarranzél
moms completed bring the. mmpanv‘
here for their first appearance out-5
side of New York city. The act am
he brought to Norwalk in lwo:special.
cars with its own stage setting. Each?
of ltihe inher- filial: will ho a speehlty
n cap in: wi to" high 1 J
in; of the bill. c ass stand
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TIONAIRE.
WASHINGTON. March 19,—A. C
Athena Washington representative of
_ first day audiences: .
443‘ when it opened the'week. the National Grange, 1" a. sta’mwuami
amnent. This music and song of Farm Organifltions. and disciaim.
“ 1‘ an act out of the ordinary ..
‘ tlrr-sentation was at once as} ed any ””0““me “‘1' myself or
terdayipremred by National ' Board
my, organization."
bury, but I sure
with stomach trouble of ten years’
standing, it it did take six bottles of
ClNOT. and I improved with each bot-
tle and was so encouraged that I kept
on taking it and anntoday a well man.
No matter how careful I was about
my food, it would turn to gas and ,1
would belch up 'water as hot as are;
I had a heavy lump or. my stomach.
'was badly constipated and my kidneys
called me out of bed on or six times
a night—hug“ is all over not. and
CINOT put an end to my troubles.
am wet-l and strong and cannot en-
at _
Dm‘ score, arraimem Ava.
Benign said he had received a tale
grow from.“ I. Drummfi'nfof Kan:
as City; chairman ~woit‘the'i MM, of
Governors of the instrumental: Farm
' hm
icon
am
'Main street. Water--
have Won my battle‘
Bridge-
leading New York houses w
Igacts makes its initial apps
:this city and to excellent
land Guilda opened the bi‘.
ldcncing number and introducing sev-
:eral terpischorean novelties.
lwith special drops the art was one o
lthe prettiest that has been in Nor-
m‘tish;
wollrthis year and the
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For the Ailing and the Weak, Mr. Tyler as an
. for Coughs, Colds and Their
Complications
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{ It possesses the healing. bodybuild-
.lng elements 'otflax seed lnatorm
that is readily absorbed by the system.
LINONINE suppuss THE noun. by
IBHMENT AND FOOD THAT RUN.
I oown eve-rams HUNGER son.
.Unonlne restores about): to
was
INDIGESTWON
PALACE VAUDEVILL:_
t Draws
on Open.
The Palace Theatre vaudeville bill
and drew
standing room audiences for the first
day is a program of exceptional melrit
and the large number or panous he..-
. more than pleased with every num-
' . ber of the show.
arance in
advantage I
'as the first day reception proved. llall'
l with a
I fi'
1' 7o Wé’shington St. 50.2 N orwaik
'maac'aeearoaasl PURE 5 FE _
THEATRICAL
COLD CREAM
in the theatrical profession re~
ms “vised . . .
cognac merit without mnlfipoymfifamy
prices. That is why so may use exall entri-
col Cold Cream. Full 75o pound tin re-
duced this month to . - - ~ 630
I
The proceed for mdhiug pure \
'rin II no secret.
Trademark right. having a-
-. . 200,000 Pound:
JORDAN AALMONDS ‘
pirod anyone may no.
This cool-more quantity fruhdfm uh; factory is mm. “Wm"
placed on to e in our store tiring arch. an
incidentally this vast production makes ~ nmUi'D-“CXOS: Ankl-
ponibio the reduced price of - Pot lb. 4 c mmprieefiec | N. I
for Match only to
A Sale of
STERNO HEAT
A modern convenience in noticed demand. Geo-
enlly sold It the uniformly maintained price of
81.90 per dozen. Until March Rm: 98c
only - - - - - Per doze-
EANDY FEATURE-S I Every Item
PEPPERMINT PAWS
a... 0...; 1.. . 6.. Saves You . Money
3 .40 Fletcher‘o Canada . S .19 .25 Cancun Soop . . .
.3
.31
HONEY JUMBO 1.50 Pinkham'ocorpound £3 .30 $0.13: Tooxshofmo
1.50 Scott's Emul on . .25 ry‘o . .
ROUGAmS Loo Horilck‘o Halted um: .79 .50 Pepoodent ToothpPom .39
Choc Gov lb 891 1.00 Fatherjohn'ohledidno .90 .25 Monuon’l Tdcum Fwd .18
' " ' ' ' ' ‘ .25 Coner'oWl—imm .M .30 Lyon'o Tooth Powder .i9
.60 Mir-total. . . . . .59 .50 av. Face Powder .39
mm (311333123 1.50 Fellow'l Syrup . . 1.19 .so eboco Tooth Put. . .31
1.10 Hunted Iron . . . .79 75 LoBlacho Foc- Powdoc .53
Choc. Cov.. lb. 79:: .60 Bronze sum: . . . A9 .50 Hind'o Almond 0mm .39 -
.66' California Syrupd' M .05 50 D Q R Cold Cream .39
, 1.00 Dead-tine . .79 1.00 Listerino . . . . .73
BIKER 8 SPECIAL .50 Rooinol Ointment. . All so MuldfiodOocoumlOll .39
.50 Sol Hepatic: _. . .09 so Monuen‘oShovingCr. .45
Assorted Chocolates,
' ------------ 8 FOOD SPECIALS
swarm? MILK
cnocou'n: Coflee
1-2 lb. cakes ...... 29¢ ln'ono 923%. parchment flied
as. 9......“ “m...“ “3:: as... “M
Rm,” Pm, m 2 for 82¢
SPRING TABS
of Sulphur aid Cream Themes: ecommicul way to buy these high grade pang
needs—becausemgu 2 package: for them-ice of 1—9
I cur—mm coin.
om Tee
Your choice 01 India Ceylon, Formoo- Wooko
and.
Ooionc. Bugfioh Breakfast or mind in z 566
half-pound moonl- Rozulu price 55:. f"
m m m1! r00- MOW
An old—fashioned tuned in o Every day price 45¢. ' "“6 manna
new pleasing fin-m. Puri es the 1001.)". wag...“ Emd‘fllflu “c- EV"? 4‘! Pfiam
:fiQfin‘g‘J at“; 25c . I. wan-.4. 2;..20c Wool-ood- 21.3%
mmm‘l‘
A natal-oi bitter choc.-
mm m -
lot. In h half pound
BABY’S BATH macaw mama”. "5:35 f...fl.;.”.:_...:.,
Produolrolooflho ' b no uu'a‘wotfiuu “amp-3.? "'7
mm “ .
gatdp—Lfinxingg "" z a. 40‘ :3“ 2 Pith 46c .3.” 2 hr 36C
the baby. Baby’s « _
both should be of
uniform tempera.
lure. We have ro-
duood the priv- of
our Boylston ‘
met. rem..."
Real Plug Stores
Thence seven distinctlyseparaoedo-
1
Direct from the‘:
here they l
have all scored hits, each of the five}
Set of!
:1
f.-
such they are, were particularly well
lreceired. ,Tyler and Crolious appear-
“ '"TlNllNl‘NE"
ptioe 30 cent: to the
epoch! price of
9c
pertinentsmevuy UggettDt-ug Store.
.» ' undivided amt-ion to their pap
. ' ticular work.
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Johnson and
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Klufieuk
minheth Limont. mm m
pupil of Wilbur Herbert
well-known teacher, and
: in a new style or entertainment.
eccentric comedian.
chamuug,
ed
is versatile 39“” up other no...» 3, ,
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and “'0 9*“ 4"" m" “91““ °‘ uusmAL EVENTS AT HILLSIDE: New“! Wt“ =
*igfaacfi‘idiefinfigmfiéifil TONIGHT AND Tomnnow men! 33%: man. mot »
gmler has 8 fine '01“? “ah“ ““m‘ "mg: W Won‘- ood o. M at.
hers to the 1’09““? ‘ml’w‘mem Negro Spiritual: Ills: “mo-twin“
o m on the piano,
The endless {only
~. Cizfnes‘ ’ -
‘ “T13 ’i‘ Killer’s
Fields and .3", )k: the two
1‘." and 1.21:: lat-
Lansfrl a riot
he called the
mode a hit.
came to its feet as Fe.
from "East in We“.
The Pupils' Piano Who be held
at the Hillside School am «all:
will be unusually good
otthesirlomwea
Manning,
work and show
former as “gentlerie
trr as a Jew cmcdhc
83:9;
dorse this remedy too much." . . 7 or m and may .
CINOT is said at Plolned’o Drufl‘vhose systems have been weakened t trio that has ever payed under *W m
,_Sto.. Nae mew“ "'9“- Ale-0.31? ° by grip colds or wasting diseases—nine Palace roof. 3'3: Roam-vs. 171;: Ignoring
X’s Drug Store?‘éo$§.pfi?'-W. 3- ”9nd" “9' 1t 1' " most. I” II I I: m {or gaming. . closed ‘, .
Jonea’ Dragon, smut-dammflo’: lne. .- the my fim"g:.°fia mm - g _- , -s...‘ 7; . .
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