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FIVE-PIECE ORCHESTRA
EVERY PERFORMAN
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All Star Cast
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“The Cup of
Wedn day
Lillian
“Mary Ellen Comes to
Town”
COMING! April 15, 1c, 17: “THE
GOLDEN BlRD"—the Canary of
Almost Human Intelligence.
soom l‘11-”: MIRACLE MAN."
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Katherine'MacD ald
“The Bering M ket”
Wednesd
Mary Miles; inter
“Judy of Rogue’s Harbor”
COMING! Thursday. Friday and
Saturday: Marty Brooks Pres-
ents JACK COLLINS and BERT
MORRISEY, in “SWEET SIX-
TEEN"—with a Chorus of Ten
Sweet Peaches.
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of 984
Baldwin Street, Water-
bury, Was Brought Back
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, to Health byCINOT
3 Mr. Morrison says: “i have been a
'great sufferer from constipation and
,‘kidney trouble:- I am a painter and in-
terior decorator, and I would have ter-
rible pains in the stomach and felt
miserable; some of it might have
been results of lead poison, but, never-
theless, I am a well man today, and
lowe it all to the Tonic CINOT, which
1 is the ‘King of Tonics,‘ and am glad to
indorse it.” .
CINOT is a product of nature and is
made from nature‘s roots and plants.
It is quicke and sure in its action and
nits in
A trial
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lthe most obstinate of cases.
of this remedy will convince the mos
s ' l of its merit.
lxgpggaT is sold at Plaisted’s Drug
Store, Washington street. Also, at the
“7estport Drug Co., Westport; Swaz-
er‘s Drug Store, Southport. Vt. H.
Jones’ Drug Co.. Stamford; H.E.Noi-
thrup's, Danbury. and at Hartigans
Drug Store, 81 Fairfleld Ave, Bridge
port.-——Adv.
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l.loyd Bryon is ill at his home in
North avenue. ' .
Miss Agnes .\etsbl
has been ill the pa
the grip. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. in R. ‘
moud street announce the birth of
dau liter.
Fig'ank Podgany has accepted a cler-
ical position with the shipping board
at \‘t'ilson Point.
Mrs. John Broadway» of Crockett
t of Mgan street
st few days with
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her son at Richmond Hill.
Mrs. John Plantler has returned to
here. after a visit with
friends in New York city. ' ,
l Harry E. Griswold has left his place
.in Newton Heights and is reported to
;il&l\-'€' gone to New York City.
l J. Edward Vincent has
(house in Rowaylon avenue to (‘liilton
Eltowland, who has been occupying it
‘for some time.
Mrs. Charles H. Briggs of Brooklyn
Illas purchased the Stanley Lowndes
:house on Roton avenue. now occupied
by Mr. VVOOd and family.
3 Mrs. Martha B. Holland is at her
’suliimer home in Tokeneke and has
been entertaining several of her
.t’riemls for the week-end.
' Miss Susie Scofleld has secured a
Rupert Hughes‘ “The Cup Of Fury"
Presented by Samuel Goldwyn And
. Rex Beach As First Of
; . Eminent Authors Series.
" One of the greatest problems of
these reconstruction days is the build-
ing of the Am can merchant marine.
In the first of the Eminent Authors
Series of photoplays, “The Cup of
Fury" from the pen of the well known
is
‘l . THEATRES ‘
r PALACE TODAY
,lreu New England Telephone company
i, t their Durien exchange.
l Mrs. Robert Seymour of Logan
street and her niece, Miss Dorothy
[lock of Norfolk. Virginia. are visiting
relatives in New Canaan.
Frank Nesbit of Logan street, who
is spending sometime in California,
,is remembering his many friends in
ithe village with interesting souvenir
vpostals. .
Mrs. William Moore has returned to
;lier home in Pond street after spend-
ing several days as the guest of Cap—
,tain and Mrs. Benjamin F. Parker of
‘New York City. '
l Allyn'VVilliams of West
‘nue . Tokene'ke, has just
Side. ave—
returned
lstreet, has returned from-a visit with I.
sold his '
position as operator with the SOLIUP,
Rupert Hughes. this subject is brought from Bendington, Vermont. where he ‘
lto life on the screen in such a power-:has been egagéd iii portrait work and
_!ul and tremendous fashion that it can- 2 leaves this Week for St. Louis.
not fail to interest, stimulate and en- OnLV‘Vednestiay the Ladies' Aid So-
tertaln all who see it. America ignom-,ciely of the Methodist church will
iniously suffered during the war by.hold another. of their suppers, for
having to send the men who won it, to £which they are so justly famous.
the battlefield on English ships. VSu'c-h There will be many good things to
would never happen againif the theme eat and the price will not be exorbit-
fof “The 'Cup of ‘Fury" which is to be,ant. ,
presented at the Palace Theatre today] Mrs. Oliyer I.‘Clark of 'Pennoyer
only, is realized. Helen Chadwicklstreet was one of the artists at the
plays the leading role and has excel- East Avenue church on “’ednesday
lent support. Goldwyn produced theieveningn She rendered two solos,
picture in the direction of which Rex "‘Siivei- Threads- Among the Gold."
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Beach had a leading hand. With “The‘and "When You and I Were Young. :
Cup of Fury” for the headline attrac'lMaggie."
tion today the Palace will offer Holm- The marriage of "Gypsy rPat"
es Travelogue and “Knights and Smith. the evangelist, and Miss Karin
Eighties," acomedy lllt. M. Tjader, daughter of rMs. Richard
.. 7 -—-—--—- R. Tjader of Tokeneke, will take
1' REGENT TODAY
place Thursday, April 28, at the Fifth
_ Avenue Presbyterian church in New
Katherine, MacDonald' Stars in “The York city .
‘7 Beauty Market”—Larry Semen in Rowayton people were interested
! “The Grocery Clerk" in the bit of news announcing the
‘ Katherine. MacDonald, generally birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
formed the "world‘s most beautiful DeVVaters of Springwood avenue, Nor-
wom’n Will the seen in a strong so- walk. Mr. DcWaters is the son of
biety drama, when “The Beauty Mar- Mr. and ‘Mrs. John H. -De“’at'é‘rs of
ket,” her latest production is showmat Pennoyer street.
the Regent Theatre, today with Lari" J' The Bible Study class of the Meth-
Semon, in “The Grocery lCler " an ’jodist church held its monthly meet-
Paths News. . _ ling with Mrs. Henry Foreitt of Mc-
Miss MacDonald was brought to the Ripley place, last Wednesday even-
attention of photoplaY fans by honing. The attendance was not as large
work in “The Woman Thou Gavest *as was hoped* for. but a pleasant
Ne.” She was last seen here in her social‘time .was‘enjoyed following the
sensational success. “The Thunder. tr cthn'of business.
bolt." The current pict
to be her greatest work thus far.
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AGED EDUCATOR DIES.
)The May meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Ira H. 'Klggins of Me-
Kinley'street on the th. 1 -
Because the dance held last Tucs-
day evening at the Rowayton Hose
company house under the auspices of
the enterprising and efficient enter
tainment committee of that organism
tion was such a success. both finan-
cially and socially. another affair of the
same sort will be held Tuesday even-
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' ‘ Potter, Veteran Agent of State
G|I|§EVV HAVEN, April 12.-—Giles Pot»
fer, veteran agent of the State Board
of Education and father of the com-
pulsory school bill in the Legislature
In the 70‘s died at his home here Fri-l
ice cream}
ure is declared and calm- were served by the hostess!
’day. Mr. Potter, who was in his 92d
Fear. had figured prominently in the
educational work of Connecticut since
the early 40's.
ExGovei-nor E. Baldwin and George
M. Woodmif of Litchfleld were mem-
bers of a committee, of which Mr.
POlter wa schairman, which revised
.‘he school laws of the state in the
early 70'8: he was elected to the Leg-
islature in 1870 from Essex and serv-
ed 11th 1872. Through his allows the .
figmpulsory school laws were _
hibthe Lesiiilature and one!“
. ““8 the employment- " ‘ ~
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Wei age or 1%
ing, April 20. Disesa's orchestra will
furnish music. This popular orchestra
of young people are well liked by Bo-
wayton dancers and doubtless will
draw welt on the '20th. . Ice cream
found a ready sale and this also add-
ed a bit to the treasury of‘the com‘
pany.
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ch‘u SCHOOL NOTES.
l The weekly assembly was held Fri-
2day morning. A wry interesting mus-
ical program was arrangedfor the en-
joyment of the pupils. The first num-
.ber was a selection on .the Vic-trola.
“The Star Spangled Banner." by Jenn
McCormick. There were other vic-
trola selections. including some by
Fritz Kreisler. and Jashua Heifetz.
lMiss McCarthy. the musical director.
lgave a very interesting talk on
“Stringed instruments." Miss Ruth
Harris, who is a member of the or-
,chestra renedred a violin selection.
‘ Thursday afternoon there will be a
meeting of all the girls in the school.
The pictures taken of the senior
class on Thursday afternoon did not
'turn out well. and it was necessary to
have them taken over on Friday.
The most-talked of event. or i~aitlei'._ ’.
coming event, is the long wished for
gymnasium. Thrugh
the efforts ()1.
Mr. Buchanan, Mr. Howard. and one‘.
of the boys in the school, it looks as '
though N. H. S. is coming to the
front in this matter. A meeting was
held. this afternoon at which a presi-
dent and committee were elected.
This committee will
board of estimate on May 15. and
show them how much a gymnasium
is needed. and ask for an approiiria-
It is time that the people in
Norwalk wake up to the fact that
their children receive no physical
training in school, whatsoever. Towns
of smaller size than Norwalk have
gymnasiums, and proflde for physical
instruction along with the high school
work. Is Norwalk goin gto take a
back seat? Show your spirit! Talk of
gills matter, and arouse public inter-
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DEMANDS APOLOGY AND INDEM-
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BERLIN, April ii.-—Demai'ids for an
apology and indemnity from the Ger-
Iman Government for the recent arrest
‘and maltreatment of a correspondent
of the Manchester Guardian, bv Lieu-
:tenant Linsennieyer, at Essen, were
lpresented at the Foreign Office today
‘by Lord Kilmarnock, Charge d'Afl‘aires
at the Britism Embassy liele.
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cast of their (
At the price i
Gold Label Teas, 1-2 lb.
pkg
James Van Dyk o.
128 Washington St.
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cocoons-00......
CORNEA
causes astigmja. Our glasses will
correct this error and make you
see well.
TH AMER.
Optometrists and 'Opticmns
“The house of good ginseeu.‘
$7°Atlantic St.. Stamford
We Close at 6 P. M. Daily.
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you weigh (1 consider them.
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manner in which it is executed.
When you name this Oom-
panyasyourexecutoryouget
thebeneflt of nineteen year-3’
experience in handling estates.
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The South Norwalk-
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Reserve System
119,3 pIovod itself dining out
participation in the war. It is
difficult to say what bankins
lconditions might have been
$without it. With .-
been stable - ' ‘
» the needs of
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go before theI
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ti0n for the building of the gymua- ‘
t slum.
they have ’
anymoldouitothem
port Auto Wrecking 00.. 1310
North Ave, between Oak and
Center so. W Conn.
Phone Barnum 5588-2. Second-
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makeofear.
Thrifty People Shop at the
MILL OUTLET STORE,
124 Washington St.
There Is a Reason For
That
Telephone 324.
THE ONLY STORE OF ITS KIND
[N THE CITY.
N orwalk Radiator Repair-
ing and Automobile
Exchange
Tel. 954. ' 26 Main St.
Norwalk, Conn.
WANTED
Discarded Ford Radiators regard.
less of condition. to bay or ex-
change.
New Honegcomb Ford Radiators
32 .00 and $30.00
Second-Hand Ford Radiators Al-
ways on Q-land.
All Work Done Under Guarantee.
The Standard
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Cut Prices
Rosaries,
Watches, E
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Eelf-help and helping ot . 1 .
You can help youi‘selL‘yOM‘ neigh-
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By Getting a HOOVER Vacuum Cleaner
On Our Easy Terms
You won’t min the money—and will enjoy using it.
Remember—m Hoover beats—as it sweeps—as it cleans- i
and “dusts” dustleuly.
FREE DEMONSTRATION
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DONNELLY’S
16 South Main Street
_-E£;
JACOB ’S
Splendid Showing of Men’s and '
.‘ Women’s Suits at
A- ..r—'
P.
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JOSEPH ROSENFIELD
bor and your town by depositing
If! OUR BANK. . l
'“’e are prepared to give you MIL.
elem service and extend every Court-
esy. “'hy go elsewhere?
Peeples’ Trust Co.
So. N orwalk Conn.
A. M. woosrnn ‘
AITORNEY AT LAW
Lot. Examinor U... Patent Office
PATENTS
Sand for Booklet on Pot-uh
1 ‘l 15 “min St. Bridgeport. Conn.
Housefurnishlnge, Hardware and and Auto Supplies.
125 Washington St. Phone 340. Free Deliver}. ‘
.William O. McLean, Inc.
-—INSURANCE—
Phone 1953 '74 Washington Street
Norwalk Radiator Repair-
ing and Automobile
Exchange
28 Main St., Norwalk, Conn.
Work Called For and Delivered
Done Under Guarantee.
PHONE 954.
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G TASQUARE DEAL
Wowul buy your hmd
goodmnmpaporgmnkm ll
second mdgoodc. Anytflngm
have. Prioeaeoordlngto unequal
mohthogoods. A scandal
at.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
52 Van Mt Minion- 1188-6.
Soon-ll had good- clwayl on Isle
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MAINTAIN YOUR NERVE
and physical eatery by keeping your
teeth useful. However greet may be
your natural resources, your mom".
of endurance and strong your vitality.
you will not be able to retain them un.
less the body has a‘ sutl‘lcient amount
of food daily, and that must be prop-
erly chewed before it can be usin-
flated. The only organs capable of
matte-tin do healthy—teeth. Demfi
and similar
Masons’ Supplies
The Norwalk Goal 8: Su‘fiply Co. ’
108 Water St... South New _
Coal and Wood
muons 113. .
SPECIALS
Women's Thread amino-o, fullfuhioned, lisletop‘s'and f :5
soles, black, whiteand cordivan, $2.60 reduced“ .. 31.0! .
Children’s Cotton non—Tome outs discontinued lino. ;-4 s:
M m Wm summed ’ 7 ~ ‘
, a to 7 1-2c .mn. .. m ‘ ‘
8 to 9 1-2 "3;. are. an:- armament “.33: a”
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