ur-
'charm. of Miss Gleam and the fact
that she is cast in an unusually absorb_
ing story. her support is by a cast ,of
unusual merit and includes several or
the most distinguished celebrities of
the silent drama. The plav will be or
{cred today with Paths News and a
.special comedy feature.
Feature Pictures De Luxe
Today
At 2:15. 7 and 9.
The Dramatic Specialty of the
Screen, Presenting '
Louise Giaum
_jn_.
“Lone Wolf’s Daughter”
Supported by All Star Cast.
flPathc News. Sunshine Cemedy.
PALACE TODAY
“The Mystery of the Yellow Rbom."
a screen adaptiOn of Gaston ‘Leroux's
novel of that name and silicalart pic
ture which plays at. the Palace Theatre
today with Larry Semon in “The Gro-
cery Clerk." will no doubt be extreme
1y popular with all who like'mysterl'
TuQsday melodrama As it: name implies it'is
The Thrilling Gaston Lem“: Story a mystery, the plot being even intric«
Dramatlzed ately around the strange attacks on
“The Mystery of the Ye]- girl in the “Yellow Room" of a French
10W Room” ' Ichateau from which there is. apparent-
:ly, no otheu means of escape than a
'door which is alw vs locked from the
:inside at the time of the attacks. The
picture holds the interest of the spec-
tator and defies efforts to anticipate
the solution until the very end. The
photography is well done by Emile
Chautard, under whose direction the
picture was produced.
Holmcs’ Travelogue,
Selected Comedy.
W
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.WILL DRAFT ‘
EX.SOLDI ERS‘
day
Louise Carter
Positively the Greatest Actress
on any Stage, in a Two-
Act Drama.
Four Other Big Acts
Feature Pictures
VVASHIN’GTON, April {n—«IFraminzt
,of soldier bonus ltgislalion will prob-
ably be undulaken by the house ways
and means committee next week as a
result of the decision of Republican
.members of the Committee and Sen-
ate leaders that some measure must
be passed this session.
Because of the fact that the legis-
lation would have to be rushed it is
probable that the bill will previde
- ' . , nothing more than a cash bonus.
i ‘ The bonus will probably be raised
r ‘Ihc Show With the Punch bv taxes as the Republican leaders
l have agreed that, bond issme would be
unwise.
The tax according to present plans
will be a general tax on all sales which
will be imposed in addition to present
levies.
According to estimates the amount
necessary will not exceed $1,700,000,
000. it is believed.
BlNlll WILL1
HELP Y0”
llflN’T Wfllllil
Today
A Picture of a Thousand Thrills
Emile Chautard Presents
The Dynamic Gaston Leroux De-
tective Story in Pictures
“The Mystery of the Yel-
low Room”
Holmcs' Travelogue.
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.2 Larry Semon
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Q"The Grocery Clerk”
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Al
'1 Comedy.
" WZdne‘iday Mrs. Anna Lurie, of 80
Marc Presents the Distinguished I Houston Street New 113.
ii Taylor Holmes ven, Was Sick, Tired and
lit: —1n— r ., Discouraged Until CIN OT
i" “The Very Idea” Came Along and Chased
Thursday. Friday. Satur- . Away Her Blues
if day MRS. A LURIE.
.A Post Easter Vaudeville Attiac-
sumption of trading-Kin the stock mar-
ket today after the Easter recess was
:1 attended by irregular undertone due in.
part to latest foreign developments.
This was not reflected in foreign ex-
and motors
stronger stodks were represented by
ing the buvlng of the
Crucible Steel
BONUS BILL advances 0‘! 3 to 10 points.
i
recovery of British exchange and free,
Tansy IN wan. 3mm.
‘ “'ALL STREET, 10:30 a. m.—Re-
change, however, the London rate con-I
tinuing to strengthen. Oils shipplusl
featured the backward
issues, losing 1 to almost 2 points. The;
equipments and specialties. notably
food. tobacco, rubber and textile shar-l
es, also utilities.
Vv’ALl. STREET—Highest. quota-
tions of the session “ere noted aur-
flnal hour.
the motor g1- ,up and
leading at gross
The clos-
various specialties
ug was strong.
Pool resumed their activities in the
stock market today. finding much en-
couragement in the further spirited
offerings of call money at 6 per rent.
100 Boys Suits in Broken Lots
will Be” Placed on Sale To-
morrow at Greatly Reduced ~
_ Prices ’ ,
$9.75 ‘ g. 51.55
For Boys' Suits formerly sold ’ For Boys’ Suits to '1'
“$12.50. . . at $15.00.
Special For Tomlin-ow . Special For
$9.75
$14.75
Tor Boys‘ Suits formerly sod
at $16.50 to $18.00.
Special For Tomorrow
$14.75 '
The Children’s Store
37 W. Washington-St. So. Norwalk
The Orly Store of Its Kind in This City.
122 So. Main..8t.
REP’AIRING. WE' DlNr
LIGHT TRUCKING AND PA
FOR SALE
‘ udelm‘ncr. 7 Pass. TM
191% Howl Bnd; m
1 19]? 1 Ton Rep?! ,
1 1918 Oldsmobile, 7 Pass. 1‘05?an 1 191.
ing. 1 1918 1 Ton \Vorm Drive Ford Truck.
Delimry. 1 1917 Open Body 1-:0rd Delivery
Truck. CARS FOR HIRE.
Sales approximated 950.000 shares.
M’KINLEV CAMP BALL TONIGHT.
Preparations are all completed for
the annual ball of the McKinley
Camp, Spanish War Veterans. to be
held in the Armory tonight. The com
mittee worked yesterday afternoon dc ‘
corating the hall with flags and pen-
nants. hunting and streamers and ai
real patriotic appearance has made ,
the haul-room a pleasant sight. As at
all of these popular Mairs of the vet-
erans of the Vl'ar with Spain. prize
waltzes will be in order with rewards
of gold to the winning contestants.
Svec‘s orchestra will urnish the mu-
sic, and, as the sale of tickets has been
exceptionally large, a capacity cmwd
is being prepared for.
PROFESSOR YOEGLER IN NOR-
MALK YESTERDAY.
Boxing Professor George Yoegier,
who for manv years taught the manly
art of self defense to the young men
of Norwalk, was a Visi'or in town
yesterday. George is um.- lochz-ml in !
Brooklyn. N. Y., conducting a bash :1 ',
school on Broadway. and alts.
here for only a short visit he round
time to meet many of hisold pupils
who are now past the boxing age.
A
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All ,Varieties of, Perfect
Blossomimr' and Foliage
Plants
‘ Hyacinths, Tulips Bigonias,
Boston Ferns, Hydrangeas.
Daffodils, Palms, Etc
NOTICE
For Your House Ga en g
This Spring
- We just received our 5 ck to
tion That Cannot Be Equallcd
it. SUB
am ' F-r
FOUR OTHER ACTS.
Fifth Annual Fair
NORWALK LODGE
down town and get a. bottle, and take
,it according to directions, and their
fitroubles will soon be over"-—and it is
, true—I VV 1h tell you a little something
about mV self:
given away, free entertain-
«meat and dancing each eve-
ning, numerous booths with
fine display of articles for
sale. Refreshments, etc.
spells every time i would get my
stomach a little out of order. and noth-
ing seemed to help me at all—~and
then. of course, i would get blue, wor-
ed, but concluded to try CINOT—and
Seventh Annual ahyell woman today, all on accountbtlif
. . . t ' d. f 1 dl ' I l ’
Military Bali and Dance Maggy? “ ““3 ““e—an" 1‘ 3 ’
of the CINOT acts like magic in stomach
W McKin19 C troubles, gas. bloat, dizziness, head-
| m- N ey amn. ‘achesidconstipation, lack of energy. “V1-
0.9 . ow s n and as a general tonic.» Cli -,'
OT is purely herbal and is sure to give
STATE .ARMORY: results. Try it and see for yourself.
Monday nght. ADHI5 CINOT is for sale, exclusively. at
mwnm 00m PRIZES Plaisted's Drug C0,, 13 Washington
St., South Norwalk; Wm. H. Jones',
Stamford; H. E. Northrop's, Danbury:
Lucien B. Switzer’s, Southport: West-
“111331911, ”101“de m port Drug Co. Westport; J. D. Hait-
igan’s Drug Store, Bridgeport, Conn.
MWDOIIebeeoeoeeeec-m
- —Adv. .
2: E E DAY—- -
. BEG NT THEATR To DON’T LET YOUR EYE
Troubles make you nervous and
irritable.
,Husic by Svcc‘s Orchestra
[bum Glaum Stare In Wonderful
Coma Drama “Lone Wolf'o
Daughter!“ ‘
Baillie Gleam who has already
WMeueMmaucmx-mcht’imn" °msnf 3m
theplnnéaeo! her suweealn'mone.f ‘1
Wolfe Daughter" a dramatic produc-
Mdflw woodwind: willbe otter-
DC at the Regent Theatre today.
- cases have classed this citrate.
a “wonderful" end to the flora
' «the will mymnay 9t
. the high cost I .Where
1. you want res us. be fav-
3 ored with your order.
B. P. O. Elks
r ' ' , “1 tell my friends." says Mrs. Lu-‘
A0111 5 to 12 IHCTUSITC He, “not to worry if they feel bad. and.
_ . blue and nervous, that the Tonic CIN-
Meuv big attractions, $500 to be OT was made for them, and just to go
“i was nervous and had fainting
ried and discouraged, and felt disgust-
I am mighty glad I did, because I amt
‘Our glasses will correct your're-V
THAME-Ri
fulfill your demands 0
ing and vegetable
spirit of house gar-d
been reformed d
and is extending 0 account of
*Gardeners and Farmers-
We can supply your seeds of
best quality at a market price
to be obtained by everybody in
Fairflcld 001m . Onion Sell.
Potato Seeds. . varieties Flow.
5 le Suds.
. FLORIST
Tel. 304:.
\u I
Something quite extraordinary
ofwhicbweshowbutelinited
number. combs-been ther
demand or particular
model. , ,_ '
$45.00 "
. 9 RAILROAD AVENUE
Is THE Tire Merchant 0f Norwalk
“price” only in _
He believes in superior products first—considering
comparison with performance. ~ ‘ - ’ "
-- His customers demand superior products. Therefore Mr. Kohn can-
not afford to sell or recommend a motor accesory; which might. in any
reflect upon his judgment or reputation. as s:
That is why he elects to sell—
__And we. as the manufacturers. stand behind Mr. Kolm_ and _accebt
fullest responsibility for any statement he may make regarding the
’
superb endurance and superiority of Madison Tires.
Those who use Madison Tires and Madison Red or Gray tubes are
positively assured of long service. economy in upkeep and reliability.
‘ Besides good tires. Mr. Kuhn also sells dependable accesories of ev-
ery charactr r. Heis prepared to render complete service to automo-
bile owners. His conscientious efforts are best attested by actual oer-
formance and the opinion of a vast number of motorists in and
around The Norwalksavho patronize than. . ’ . 1 , . .. ' v:
You are" invited tons it this establishment of Mr. Kuhn and you are
likewise invited to try Medians
Norwalk Chronicler