soar. arm-15,“ 1926.
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’ EGENT
Theatre
e Piece Or hestra Plays Every
‘ Pe ormance
e Piece Orchestra Plays Every
Performance
rsday and Friday—Vaudeville
nd Pictures at 2:15 and 7. Pic-
'- res only at 9 o'clock.
rday—Three shows complete
:15, 6:45 and 9.
This Week End
The Golden Bird -
canary with almofl human it).
-ence accompanying songs and
n selections of the noted
. Lorraine Evon
.j The Renne Famlly
rter of highly trained women
ainers.
es and Irene Marley
-n‘gs, chatter . d novelty nUm.
,_ Coolc d Smith
Wednesday. Thursday. Friday
“The Miracle Man”
The Show With the Punch
HERE THEY ARE
. ikes may come Iand scen
. held back but
he Ten Swe =
Musical Extravaganza I
Coles and Lafrance ‘
Ivelty. wire workers, man and
unan.
Jack Mullal)r
inging, talking and acrobatic
dancing. ,
Toomy Overholt and
Ififlian Young
In a new comedy hit.
Farrell and Hatch
In their own song compositions
and witticisms.
~and—
Thursday—Dorothy Gish in “Mary
Ellen Comes to Town.’
[Friday—Charlotte Walker in “Eve
In Exile.”
Saturday—Edith Roberts in "The
Trtflers.‘
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HOYT’S
,The Best' Produced Pictures
Best Produced Pictures
THIS EVENING
35 Edmund Breese
_n_
‘Brothers Divided”
3
Other Special Attractions
MILITARY BALL
Frank C. Godfrey‘Post.
’ 50 Cents
“the subjects of Education. Mental
‘ VAUDEVILLE .
The Regent all star fivei‘aet vaude
ville which opens its week-end” engage.
EDANDER’INE"
ment today is a program of particular _ .
‘ Stops Hair Coming 0““
Doubles lts Beauty.
merit. Miss Lorraine Even heads the
list with her trained canaries. There
are fire in the. bird "cast." only one
of which however is a trained perform-
er anzl otherwise shows almost human
intelligence, the result of very careful
training Over a period of ten years.
The well known Renne family, a quar-
tet of fourdinished women performers
is also included on the bill. James and
Irene Marley appear in a singing and
chatter number and with special scenic
effects: Cook and Smith in a spark-
ling comedy and Koler and Irwin. a
comedy duo, complete the vaudeville!
bill. Today's picture attraction will be
"’ “a Tony ntéw’
ening of today's
were active and broad, oill.. second-
ary steels, equipments,
sugars resuming
gains of 1 to 5 points.
tions to the further rise included sev-
eral of the investment rails.
Kotors and preferred stock or the.
Standard Oil compan
which neacted proba
ment of the new capital issue.
was temporarily checked before the"
end of the first hour. Selling accom~ , permit h'm m p... in... he
that the of the big leagues.
at
influ-
aeasion. Deallngs
motors and
leadership .at
The. few excep-
their
General -
f New Jersey,
)7 on announce.
WALL STREET. Noon.——The rise
Mary Miles Minterin “.ludv of Rogue’s
Harbor" and for Friday and Saturday. Denier? PI sburgh advices
Elaine Hammerstein, one of the most railroad s the was causing further;
distinguished- of screen stars will up
I
pear in “The Country Cousin." :
l A few cents buys “Danderino.” After
;an
’ «n5!
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i PALACE TODAY
I Dorothy Gish
i
find a fallen hair
Town." the Dorothy.Gish picture play- vigor. .brigh‘negsl' more
ing‘the "Palace Theatre today with five thickness. ‘
acts of vaudeville, the little star plays . _.___.
the role of rt country girl who deserts'
a sleepy Southern village for Broad,
wav‘s “(lay White Vi'ay." in real\life
iMiss Gish is just the opposite. She re-
cently arrived in lNew York from Cali‘
fornia to make pictures, and alreadvi
she has tired of the nerve-racking
pace of the metropolis. So much so,
that Mrs, Gish_ her mother, has pur-
chased for the cotnedienne and her fa—
mous sister, Lillian. a nine-acre. farm
within commuting distance of the stu-
dio. . I
nips and Salsit'Y-
As a rule more food can be grown
on a small area from the so—called
l
en vegetables.
radishes. beets,_
salsify, and turnips.
and carrots are of
carrots," parsnips. _.
is very much the _ same as they l-e-z
quire a deep. rich soil. plenty of fer—:
a“. The. .tility and freouent. shallow (‘llllha‘l
to secure scene”: tion. The following suggestions are’
’ “Sweet Sixteen." furnished by United States depart-
1for the big musical cial-
‘play offered by Marty Brooks for their“?nt 0f agriculture garden ape
’ planted extremely
last three days of this week. it may bet 9F-
. . Ieets can be
impossible because of the railroad Hlt‘l-~ . .
ation and the resulting embargo on all :1”; 151-1?de Sg’gglgirghfhggegh 233% 3‘2;
but foodstuffr. However tin actors 2
are not “embargoed” and “filth theirim'h and ‘3' h?” fifdept‘h., 5931:1523.
noted talents will b on hand for theseed batlli‘s. 9402‘}: ”‘30 icnl'he‘s up“;
' .itwo or rec se .. . . .
:ggogggemégtiinggeninls‘zlwlitzggistigfiz 9 Cover an inch deep and if the nut!
people in the cast of this number and a: £23: gyhg‘fi‘m‘ger the “‘9
30:? “Erie: :ngflgggggiflfinc;$ fresh. each of the seed balls will pro-
woman in wire specialties will open
the show. James Mullaly, a Singing.t
talkinmnd acrobatic dalflger is fame
far and wide for his high claSs enter-
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‘ VAUDEVILLE
I Despite all efforts of the
‘ atre management
{er every other plant can be pulled out
tainment. Tommy Overholt and 1.illi-‘
Youn will he starred in a new- _
ggmedy. g'rhe show will close withQBNTt ‘0 mantle large beets.
Farrell and Hutch, a duet of colored
isong writers of merit in their original
iscle “us. This act. is therefore dif-
-nt from and funnier than any Slum
Ito grow beets for winter storage.
Carrot seed soon loses its vitality.
land for that reason should be strictly
fresh: that is. it should be seed grown 't
Dorothy Gish will play "Mary Ellen
‘Comes To Town" today: on Fridayl
Charlotte “'zllker plays "like In E_xde'
and on Saturday “The Triflers" Will be
‘ offered.
!NEW HAVEN COUNT-TWILL
HOLD CITIZENSHIP INSTITUTE the row, the thinning may be'deferld
i A Citizenship Institute. \Ol‘h'thW-tuntil some of the carrots are large
day school for instruction in gOVEl‘n-Ienough to use as baby carrots.
mg... and civic problems, will be helfl they may be thinned and these left in
m New'Havrn in the Center ( llul-cn 'the row allowed to mature. As a rule.
Parish House. April 28. 29 and 30 “n'.however. some thinning will have to
dd? the direction of the Citizenship “0 be done just as soon as the carrots
partnlent of the Connectcut “onwtrare Ill).
suffrage.\"s10(‘,lutl0ll. . . Paralrilrs are grown in (molly the
This lnslitute which is arranged I’m-flame manner as carrots, except rm”
morily for .119 women of New Have" they need to 'bc thinned to at least
Citv and t‘mlnty, is open to all citizens ,tltreo inches apart in the row and
who care to take advantage 0! the OD‘lfour or five inches is better. especlal-
porlunitv and the committee in chargn ily on rich soil. Parsnips need not be.
announp'es that “there. will be placed planted quite as early as carrots and
beets.
” raked to remove any clode.
' . make an appeal to evcrv per-,lhl‘oughout the northern states_
53:33... .soc' lly awake or who has In the South
tthe first impulse to make herself _or!qulte 9'3”." and "99d as a spring veg-
" himself a valuable factor in community ,Ptab‘le' before the hot weather begins.
life." 'Parhnlns'are not especially adaurnd
There will be no fee fer enrollment l to glowmf; as a late
nor admission charged for any of theivegetable in the south. although a fair
sessions as the Institute In entlrelv “'ICI‘OD may be grown in case, there is
nanccd by money raised in the Citizen ,enough moisture in the soil during
Campaign conducted by the d TI . .
Association last sprint:- (‘it- e ~ 1"} -may he left ln the ground
Clip, of the chief features of the ‘ [land allowed to freeze or may be dug
. ivenship School will be the 59“” 0t;durlng_late fall and stored In the C91.
loctures on the "Actual Govemmenhnar. “hen stored in the cellar. it is
of Connecticut" to be given. “'0 93; :necessarlf. however. to cover them
day by Mrs. Nancy Schoonmaker, w (1' with mmst sand to prevent them
has achieved almost a national repgta- l fl om shrivellng. .The seed of both
ion for her work In teaching the va uIe . carrots and pasnlps is procluced the
lit trained citizenship for women. msecond. year.
“n“. 1-011“SeIl0}‘-ln-CII.IZenShID for 1301:; SalSlfy. or vegetame
New England States Connecucutn el glrown like parsnlps, except
Hampshire, Vermont. and Rhode 13 ’ 1’ ants are allowed to -stand about
include five or three inches apart in the row.
oyster, is
. Her series of lectures . . .
$3111 and County Government, Cltv Salary may remain in the ground n"
wGovernment State Government“ Nat- winter 0r may be dug and stoma in
anneal Parties boxes of moist sand in the cellar.
ional Government and P which ‘
and Elections. These lectures
will
' d afternoon sessions will be - ‘
211321]? :gmewhat condensed form‘st. PARIS. AP“! 15---Twelve hundred
lthe beginning of the evening sesslbns hories. 4.000 cattle. 10.000 sheep and
for the benefit of businesswomen who 15000 goats have been received by
:are not able to attrad the evening 535'. Innate; from Germany in reparation
lsions. Mrs. Florence Florence L. .ltgrfs Ck taken by Germans during
‘Ketchelt. Assistant Director of Cijizem “fir pccupatlon or Northern Fran: ,,
‘thp for Connecticut will give the lee-.1 ,6 stock has been distributed :0
tare or. State Government. . 11:er in title departments of Alene.
'. The program for the Institute, whlc Calaignes'i ame, Meuse. Pas de
'will hold three sessions daily include”!‘ to , 1 se and Vosges. Under the
lectures by prominent authorities n F918 0 the Versailles treaty. Ge“
‘ y- ma must deliver 30,000 horses 90-
mucattle. 100:0” sheep and focal)
giene, Americanization. Child WelfafG.
League of Women Voters, and eve
addresses by a'prominent state tate
licsn woman and a prominent e a
Democratic woman on why I 1:11:10.
Republican" and -“why I am a th
A detailed program giving e,
N‘—
GROTON SHIPYARDS TO RESUME.
NOANK, April Iii—Dexter Rood
general manager of the local shipyard
é mamas
’2' nacaur TODAY ' ..
V "Judy of Roguee' Harbor."
I
Scenes of unusual moment and keen
Interest are depicted in Mary Miles
Minter: newest Bealart production.
’Judy of Rognel' Harbor,” which will
be shown at the Regent Theatre today
with five lots of vaudeville. The pow.
grate (:0me a vfmuld-be. murderer to
pore grave or W vie-
flfl! ll mu his
craL" of the Groton Iron Work
hose lectures to— e annonncéd
.hour undigatemgogpte hers will be an- today that a. contract for ' ”111113 and
gather w ‘ overhauling the entire fleet of fishing
er later. _
'nogfichwn will be served each day at
the Parish 12:11”.
e New 'aven
on:11 of a sries of county institutes
‘ will
the Citizenship Department
1:33;: Itihronghcnlt the state during “It:
lnext few months.
vessels, owned by the Hayes d: An-
derton Company. had been red
d work will be resumed at the plant
as soon as the boats begin to arrive.
It is expected several hundredmen
will be employed. The concern has
:32; practically closed since last
WELLESLEY GIRLS GO TO WORK.
mLESLEv. new April 15.-
tvai‘nlmtttee lspirecuns plans *0? a“ Shortages of domestic wt. and
The first mstl‘tén 1
was held in Hartford the last wee .- 0
“$3: c.__ . A. Winslow of New m-
‘xn of the State Citizenship
\
seedlings do not come too thickly ini
Suffragezthe late summer to get the seed start- .
occupv the first hour of PERFRANCE GETS GERMAN CATTLEh
suspension of industrial
Oils, shippings and food issue reacted
1 to 3 points. -
when mingr steels, equipments. mot-' I’OUGH’KHEPSIE At.
. “pandering" you am or specia as. textiles and chemlcals Colle"e : I
application Of or any olandl‘ll“.fagflln moved . a Is no
Althou h in “Mal Ellen Comes to . . ' shows new life. eluded Vanadium.
g Y besldes every hair color andlberg, American “’00
Textile
gains of 2 to 7 points.
How to Plant CarrotS, Pars‘hhe highest initial rate of the week.
gafid Liberty Bonds continued to de-
‘0 no.
Stringent credits. the railroad strike 31
land weakness of Liberty Bonds effect-
root crops than any" other 0‘ 0‘" gam‘ ket today after a
The root “.099 include Sales approximated 1,250,000 shares. |
Editor Sentinel:
Rallies soon ensued
forward;
and Industrial
Call money opened, at 8 per cent.
ed a partial reaction in the Stock Mar-t
strong opening.)
Offerings became more extensive'
ing was irregularQ- '
THiS JITNEY FARE.
Do the jitney man to say they are!
going to charge ten cents from South!
5Norwallt to the
walk?
Is the. case. then
Boston Store, Norm
“’ell. allow me to say if that
the jitneys should.
carry to the end of Norwalk, golngi
towards Winnlpauk.
'conslder that the thinking.
people are paying for
Iriding in the jltneys and paying ten:
If the seed is Ifhe llostono Store and walk
’Do the Jltneyal
class of]
the style of.
the I'P- l
mainder of the way home. We believe.
d plant every two or three inches. Lat— 'just as reasonable to patronize
‘ lU‘Olley and ride to the end of NONI-elk
land used for greens as as baby beets. for all rents.
leaving; the plants stand four inches ,lltney drivars begin to swell it is time.
in most 'to take a drop and ride as far as we
.sections a late planting m' v be made can for the least fare.
lGETs
!in:' hot that has ever appeared 1“ town. the previous year. Carrot seed should ICI‘iFCUOIa. 0' Der‘ . Who tchanged his
be scattered in the row about twelve ; 0’98 to that. 0L8!“ ty of manslaughter.
seeds to the foot. and should not be iwhen his "13] for taking part in the
covered quite so deep as the seed of killing of Saltatmilllo, was resum-
After covering, the surface di. it’d todayrmv ,Dentonced to from ten
rectly over the row should be gently 1‘0 fifteen years. .Vhlhhtino, 8 MOI-1185
If the i inJaw, who was .bfourht from Stntm
l
I
i
v
,zuld went, home.
'an attomey for Criscnola
4
they may be planted
Pa .
fall or winter.
duce two or three plants which must ,the trolley to trolley to be‘rather out:
'be thinned to an even stand of one of aorta with the zone fare. but it let
the
When the heads or the
Interested Parties.
FIFTEEN' YEARS IN PRISON.
NEW HAVEN. April 15.—4Aniello
prison, where she Is a life prisoner. told.- '
the court that Criscuola did not hold
Zollo while he Was being killed Such
Then a story Valentine said he told the cor
oner because he thought Criscuola had
said things about him.
Valentino said that Criscuola left
Zollo and himself on the street corner.
On this statement
told the
rourt there was a possibility that Cris-
cuola was not guilty of any crime.
Judge Keeler said that he believed
(‘riscuola was there. and gave count.-
ennnCc to the crime, although prob-l»
bly not intending to aid ln the killing
. ' of Zollo.
upon the program subjects sufficiently require a full season for their growth 9
CENSUS FIGURES.
WASHINGTON. April 17'. Easiun.
33.913. Increase 5.290 or “.5 per
cent. Ponghkeepsie .\'. Y., 35,000 in-
craese 8.964 or 25.3 per cent.
Kearney, N. .I.. 26.7:I_ increase. 8.3
,065 or 43.2 per cent.
i
that the ‘
Oneida N. Y. 10.541, increase 2,234
or 26.7 per cent.
Salisbury, .\'. (7.. 13.884 increase 6.-
731 or 94.1 per cent.
Fulton. N. Y.. 13043 increase 2,563.
or 24 5 per cent.
Harrison. N. J
.. 15721.
1223. or 8.4 per cent.
increase
UFI Ul‘i l.-.
VJITH El.;lv‘l.£l_...'.':
Doesn’t hurt a bit, and cacts'
only few cents
program which Miss Emily Width-6;. 13m
NéW“Haven County urn. . d
8.1! . New,
W
t
by Lee Magoo
Chicago team.
Magw claims in his suit that
'a contract and the/amount
National League Club.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, April 15.—
cago National League club an
tseeks in damages is based or or
4500 salary and a possible 8!
he might receive! as a nail
the world series should the
:the National League pennnl
alleges that he was droppe
Cubs' roster and that the c.
operations. iscr-IOOLMA'An/s AMON
Missmc
u'
d.
, DO YOU oa’r Daowsv
Of these heetslwhen call money rose to 15 per cent.. In the afternoon? Your trouble
the greatest value. but prices rallied briskly later when may be eyestrain.
The. culture or the various root cropfi l the rate fell'to 12 per cent. The clos- Consult n3.
iTH A M E R '
Optometrists and Opticxan‘x
snow-P“ good [he-es:
87 Atlantic St.
'wefilose at 6 P. M. Daily.
A. M. woosrnn“
. _ ATTORNEY AI' LAW
with .cents if they live in Norwalk. stop at ‘ L... gunk-nor u... Pat-ac Office
PATENTS.
“form-Pm
1118 Main“.
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”AGE! 8088 FOR ”.500. ‘s
NEW YORK. April 15 (Wall Street. W" Asks Damasc- From one
10:30 a. m.),—Cbntrnry to expect;-
t on in many nurture, the advance of
t e Bank of England discount rate (ax-53531118 for ”.500 damm- “aim
,erted no perceptible adverse CI“
ence over the stock market at the op. ”1 attachment 388111“
share of the receipts of the 0|
Same at Rcdland Field was I“
tCommon Pleas court here, yet
, former member
going to
Leaders Ill- gle school "tnarnl" tlli
Baldwin, Strum- ing to a survey of tb
lea. Consolidated ‘completed, not one 0
Alcohol at beets to (each. The r
on business. social BM‘
professions, but teaching, once in. _
vorite career of every college graduate.
gets the cold shoulder. ‘
0 money in it," Is the reason as-
that r
‘ FINE
- BUTTER
65c lb.
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Stamford
08.11499
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thlng.
JAIFE & ASH
We are in the market for all
kinds of junk, wound-hand flir-
nitnre and old clothes.
We pay the prices for every-
37 Fort St, East Norwalk, 0t.
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NEAR HARBOR VIEW
No. 12 Yost 8t.
Saunders Grocery
Coal Company
Fancy (Trackers. Homelaid Eggs
from our own yard.
season from our own garden. Char-
coal. Kerosene, etc.
Goods Delivered Free:
MAURICE B. SAUNDERS,
" [wager
and $39.75
Tricotines.
Vegetables in
1
SUIT SPECIAL
Regular $45 and $47.50
.First-Ciau Good: at Fair Prices. Natural. Men’s Wear
Rtmdic's Bread fresh every .
morning. National Biscuit C038 Serges. .Sllvertones .and
GOLDEN’
68 Washington SIreet
fl
0 .
E‘s . , _ , . , .
aggfiemdohmons pink .7
fig \etmsensnugmfit, ..
s dichl‘sfinebotihm’
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- ‘7 gmteachpnee.
5}," g3°°§é¢hm ...
335g 55 tymka
$5 °7~
’In 1‘... ,
individual It c g
birth of best impulseo .-
self-help and helping others.
You can help yourself. your ..
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cient service and extend e
esy. Why go elsewhere?
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SWEATERS
for
Boys. Girls and Infamy, E" -
at . y " '
TilcChiidren’s
h' t n Street, r-
37 Ian: 32.. .
THE ONLY STORE OF "'3
IN THE CITY.
ta ,
Thrifty Pimple Sh out 0! ~
MILL OUTLET small. .
124 Washington St.
_.__‘——
JOSEPH ROSENFIELD,
Honsefuruish'lngs, Hardware and and‘Auto Supplies.
There Is a Reason. [In
That
J. I MALLETTE
101.149. " "‘
Phone 1956..
Avenue, South
SPECIALS ,
Women'sv'llhread Silk Hale, fall fashioned, lisle tops and
soles, black, white and radian. $2.90 manned to .. $1.98
Not-walk ' "
manure .Lm-muymuum
, Children's Cotton Hm—Toobeeout adisoonthlued line.
. blacksndwlfite.
6to7130— 299
8‘091’2ran..-.so.unoccev_..ooeoov-e'e_o-oa ..... e oooooo m
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26 Washington St. . Phone 340. Free Delivery. 3
‘ Norwaik Radiator Renai- ..
inc and Automobile
Masons’ Supplies , Exchange ’
. . d - ‘ .
- 28 m; s .. a . '
The Norwalk Coal & Supply Co. “‘ ‘ “”3"“ “9- .
108 Water Sti. South Norwalk. WW“ Called 1"" “NI ', “ .1 7,
- pom Under 0M; ..
Coal and Wood ' anon: on.
"4' ~ . .....« TELEPHONE 113. ""“
For the madman? dour customers olden u‘be loft.
gzpzzmenh e, at amend Brothers ’ Wellies, ,. WHO
" __ ' _ . and. ' ., 'j
. «nun. -z~
\ clam. atoms ‘
mas and muons
TARLOV BR033. ..
Up-eo-Dlte cigar lieu.
amateur,“ ~ ' '
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