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PalaCe Theatre
mu Three Time; Today at 2:15. 7 and 9

:{EE Metro Oficrs the Scintillating' Camedy Sensation
“THE'VERY IDEA”

Fifth Annual Fair

NORWALK. LODGE. .
B. P. O. Elks

April 5 to 12 Inclusive

Many big attractions, $500 to be
given away, free entertain-

ment and dancing each eve.

 

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Train Victim Nflt .1 'also wanted for": robbery thot “303 l
Claimed-by Family place in then, 1N. Y. - 0

Although he in, said ‘3 have a wife‘ IOHNsoniLL L~AD¢.

and a numbfi‘ 0f relatives living in Ha: 42.000 Majority Over Genera

.Bridseport. Meander Simon, who; Wood in Michigan Primaries.

was killed on the railroad tracks west l

of the South Norwallt depot, last; DETROIT, lefih., A'2‘i] j .1‘ ‘4-

Tuesday night, lay $3103: 3 Ve9k in lreturnes on Monday's pm‘iidvn'f'li 2'.

the David W. Raymond funeral Pa“ ilnary. (0min: in slowly, ’rori "

tors without relatives claiming the lsparslcy settled section: 0; the ”stat

body. He was gtfiatly buried ytjfitt’r- iadded but few votes car}; it .‘-z,~
day afternoon .in Pine island“ce1ne- _the tolals all‘eudv compiled fr‘~‘..l a
tery. . proximately two-thirds of tin p

Coroner John J. Pile—lull held an in- Icincts. These figures gave F’rl;

 

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Starring .,
, TAYLOR HOLMES _
Para Magazine . Selected Soemaltv
"THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
___2 :15 and 7 2:15 and 7 2:15. 7 and 9

The most alluring and positively the most spectacular offer-
ing in vaudeville or in fact on any stage at this tune.

ning, numerous booths with
fine display of articles. for

noon, but reserved his finding. Simon

quest into the death. yesterday 3381“ .Hiratn W. Johnson a had of 42.2‘
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over Major-General Leonard \‘Jooi t

311553. Coats, Dresses, Wail“
WE CLOSE SATURDAYS AT'6

 

Introducing on the stage for
dcr water” mechanism of One
struction dealing craft that 31

NO ONE CAN AFFORD
D’Armo

Comedy J ugglers

O’Mara

Songs, Dances, Comedy
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[REGENT

Theatre

Feature Pictures Do Luxa

Today

'he most daring, thrilling and ex-
citing scenes evcr screened will
be found in the new Fox sensa-

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-“The Cyclone”
Starrlng

Tom Mix

Pictoral News. Special Comedy.

‘ Thursday. Friday. Sat 17-
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ACTS that have at
Norwalk. Including

Louise Carte
The most beautiful actress
stage, in a dramatic product

that cannot be surpassed. ~

Four Other Billr Acts

——and—- --
Taylor Holmes
.—in._

“The Verv Idea”

On THURSDAY—Vaudeville and
Pictures at 2:15 and 7. Pi‘cturcs

only at 9 o’clock.

 

 

 

 

 

“The City of Comrades"
Saturday

Matinee and Night
, __Blanche Sweet
.in__
“Her Husband’s .Other
Wife”

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SUBMARINEF-7

the first time the complete “un-

of the famous death and de- _
world.

manned-by a thoroughly eXperienced sailor crew.

and—4

. Thursday—Tom Mix in “The Cyclone.
newspaper suuer
flith in “Deadline at E_le

Saturday—Monroe Salisbury
Wife.’ ’

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iHHEle AT LAW" SKETCH AT THE
METHODIST CHURCH.

.i Leebert Lloyd . . . .

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sale. Refreshments, etc. Wes employed by the New Haven rail- the Republican and 1293?):
road as a laborer. He boarded in Hoover's advantage 0;) Daznt'm‘a“
Darien. .ticket was 4.466 over GOV(l‘llf,l' Lt'

 

 

 

 

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.Kaltcnbrun, 60. was found dead in her

home at. 31 Woodruif street here Sun- ;R0bin50n. 21.
Medical Examiner “g S. “‘11.;Bl'idgep0l't. who was arrested some‘

itime ago for breaking into the Poli’s
{summer home at “'oodmont several

—Best Quality Coal at Harris a: Guns. year

wan-m DIES‘RLONE m HOME
wlxs'rED, _ April

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G's—~31 rs. Casper i
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ay.
urt stated that
cart failure.

death was due to
Mrs. Kaltenbrun's hus-

band was away, having received news months ago was

r the death of a sister in Chicago, ’Judse John E-

aturday. ,
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‘SENTENCED FOR ROBBERY
OF POLI SUMMER HOME
{MILFORD April

[Superior Court of New “oven yester-
Robinson was sentenced to one
imprisonment.

 

 

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vote stood: .

It was generally conceded tlli
morning that aside frcm the rice
[race that had developed among Demo
cratic candidates, it was unlikely that
the present standing of the r-andldatcr
will be altered, owing to the small
vote yet to come in. All of the cities
in the lower peninsula were practical
y complete. ,‘ S 5,. f it

CHICKEN

or 371 \Vayne street,

committed

arraigned before
Keeler in the Criminal

 

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The prisoner in

THOMPSONVILLE , April
of the biggest thefts of poultry cvel

same time Saturday night or Sundays
morning at the Dean Egg farm on
King street.
made to the police by Edward Deall,l

I —The Best SalesmanmA \Vant Ad‘jority of them pullers of last spring's We HAYES’ HEALING HONEY.“
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THIEVES hatchiiia'. — E _,
MADE BIG HAUL

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MU'RCIA, Spain, April l.—An .
er procession in this city was w
in the town took place lby serious disturbances which- '

ted in the wounding or seven Do
'In addition a. motor lorry wall“

into a dense crowd ,serimlsly

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walkers will be delighted with it.
Holmes is at his best and able sup-
port is given him by a selected cast.

Under the auspices of the Epworth
.League of the South Norwalk Metho-
'dist Episcopal church last night in
ithe lecture room of the church an in-
iteresting one act play was presented
,by a company of young people. It
,was entitled “Heirs at Law." The
least of characters was as follows:
Richard Doane Cornell Dikeman
'Gen. Lindsay Donne, Marshall R. Hoyt
FrederickGanung
‘Mrs. Rockwood ..... Luella Finch
:Gertrude Doane .. Mabel F. Munllall
:Tl-ixie Fleurette ....... ’Mabel Biller
IMeta ...... . Ruth Raymond
l The parts were well played, and the
‘appl'eciativeraudicnce had a line hit
iof entertainment.

1 Miss Mabel Miller on the violin and
ers. Snavely with several vocal sol0s
,preceeded the program of the sketch.

 

‘TWO KILLED, FlVE
INJURED lN AUTO MISHAP
“'AREHAM, Mass, April 7. Miss
Dorothy Alley and Joseph Swain,
both of Marion. were killed and five
companions injured in all automo-
ibile accident on the East “'arellam
rond early yesterday while they were
returning from a dance at Marion.
W'hcn Swain who was driving at-
tempted to pass another car. his car
skidded, throw“ g the occupants
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c. K Dance, Friday
Grace Bros. Singing
‘Local Musicians.

Eagles and
min. Armor 3
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Jessie Russell, of 100
‘estfield Avenue, New
Haven, Says CINOT
Helped He After She Had
Given Up *All Hopes of
Ever Getting Well

 

 

i ELMO, THE MIGHTY:

all THE THEATRES

REGENT TODAY

 

 

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Tom Mix In “The Cyclone”

The Tom Mix company which made‘

“The Cyclone," the new “’illiam Fox
production that will play at the 'Re-
gent Theatre today. is unique for its
sheer size. It includes thirteen cow-
boys, one director, two assistant dir-
ectors, two cameramen, two Vmpel'ty

men, one clerk and one photographer. I

But in addition to his “steady oom-
pony.” Tom Mix has the whole town
of Mixville, near Los Angeles. which
represents‘a very large investment.
36 has more than fifty head at horses
find many donkeys and cattle, to say
nothing of his fine Esquin'iaux dogS.

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PALACE TODAY

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MRS. JESSIE RUSSELL.
, “My advice to my friends," says
HMrs. Russell, “is not to give up, as so
,many just quit and get discouraged,
:and do not try to get well—and I was
one of those until my sister bought a
bottle of CINOT and made me take it.
I was bothered with nervousness and
stomach trouble, what was called ner-
vous indigestion, and it sure gave me
some serious trouble—and l was thin,

 

weak and could not sleep, but two L»

bottles of CINOT made a new woman
[out of me, and you ought to see the
:difference in me. Before my sick spell
[I was afraid to get a picture taken.
and so 1 am unable to show you the
Flamenco.” '
cmor It.“ at Plaittod'o-D
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U. S. Armv serves

American troops are serving
in Panama, Hawaii, the Phi-
lippines, Alaska, China, Ger-
many, Siberia and here in the
U. S. A. The recruiting Set-

the details.

Like every one else in the
Army fiom General to Buck
Private, you’re under orders
and if your outfit moves and
you’re needed elsewhere, your

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Bridgeport, Cannon ‘St.

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