Orchestra Plays Every
> Performance
Orchestra Plays Every
1. Performance
-day—Vaudeville t >
ures ht 2:15 and 1, Pic-
' y at 9 o‘clock.
., Three shows complete
5 and 9. '
is Week End
'e Golden Bird
A with alums: ;. mum in—
; ccnmpanying songs and
ctions of th \ nqted
l rraine Evon
[Renne Familv
.' of highly traim (1 women
a s
and Irene Marley
«natter and novelty mun.
and Smith
masters of comedy
5
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and IrwuL
etty comedy sketch
rhor.”
let‘— .
ay—The beauti-
. stein in “The
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d
8
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ousin.
Com] 9:
'day, Thursday. Friday
it iracle Man”
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, ‘ ERE THEV ARE
ay come and scenery may
-ack but ’
en Sweet Peaches
__of_.
Sweet 16
. deck under Marty Brook;
_ direction for the Palace
nod Vaudeville.
'st of 12 in‘a Speétaeular
. usical Extravaganza
L les and Iiafrance
Wire. workers. man
I Jack Mullalr
.I' talking and acrolmtic
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t
and I
mmleverholt and
' 'Lill n Youngr L
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ting “Sweet Sixteen" at the Palace to: I
il‘ own ‘ong C(mlposilions. the lust llllt‘l‘ 'lile‘ of this. wvck. \ltw“
itticisms. ot' the. company‘s scenerv runr l
: through. some was delayed 0n llilll<lPl '
roads. but all or the punch and pen
—Charlott
OYT’S
e Best-Iiroduced Pictures
e Chain of vidence”
Other
Saturday
Frank Keenan
.._ln_.
» “Brothers Divided”
Other Special Attractions
‘ILITAR'Y BALL
ank C. Godfrey Post.
. American Legion
RIDAY. APRIL 16th
3 Continuous Dancing
I-RICAN BAND
MERRIAM’S ORCHESTRA
" "issjon, Including War Tax
50 Cents
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._ b Baker, well known theatre critic;
, eWed the show at the Regent The-
last evening for a metropolitanl
. trade Journal. “It's a better bill;
.. there is often shown on the so.
ed 'blg time circuits and my judge-I
t_ is that Norwalk is ahead of us.
'ew York as far as appreciation
‘ -e best in entertainment goes. This
to program is excellent and New
. managers would do better toot-
Ivesuchacuthantheflteencheop
lllls.1‘tl\l8N‘ ._
lWANT “EXPRESS
MY BEEP fillAlllUllE,
I
~ waterburyflliad; Had Beenlt
ble.
,remvdz.‘ for them troubles and shall
;(-onllx=ne to take. it until a permanent
those suffering from siimlar troubles
to “So this wonderful medicine."
look Norwzilk by surprise it wnv. so
genuinely
The Renne. runiily, dancing around the. ‘.
wold in four minutes
w
fine prouram.
comedians. are very good. The Marlevsl
was bright
grant sprint: hreezzes.
win also pleased.
be presented
and screen star in “The Country Conn
in." a delighzful
absorbinfr pitturizntion.
members of Marty Brooks cast prom-n
. alker in “Eve that goes to make an exc hem nun;
" xule." llcr came in the personnel or t‘.'i‘ hi".
'EY—Ediih Roberts in "The am The l'P(‘(1)ll(Ill elven "SV'Pl‘l Six-l
‘crs." teen" at veslf-rdzw‘s matinee and on
nine performances was gruiihi'ig.
Colon and Lul’raneo a man ‘
in wire walking novelties afi—‘li’nusuul-I
13' good.
gram of
(Ear-res- and (-1
walk chatter
holt and Young appI-nret
skit
that. has been bille
season.
but his side mi.
. Roberts in “The Triflers."
Vllllillifllllfilfillfllifi‘
and report cards w
senior dance
'class may.be purchased from Mr. Pol~
flard.
{tor the plain picture. and one of 15c
mm !for mounted pictures. -
There are still a few seniors who
REEENT . ihave not paid for their individual}
"' 'pictures. This should be attended to‘
VAU DEVILLE I immediately.
Iclass were due last Monday.
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a Great Sufferer From In- i? ‘ . _. . , _._. .
- - - -. l s .11 law ‘rlu sol-«ml .
digestion, Sluggigh Lner ' %Ek93§‘is£ybg§e of Wes-oh it"s...- . t ..
and Kidney Trouble—RE; ° a... fit. a. Baas. Wamp‘n‘n .. , .- ; l ’ *
‘ ‘,‘ slalom or; zoo: ' =7.
S‘des at 148 Green Shae" l" u e luu of Block nod. 3 not. w PI. i5 1 , , 9
' out m ml 9.: .
b ‘ num- novel 4, &
i l 3'
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El 3
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l 55.95 . .
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:9 BLWIItcomll ss .95 Extra lltgll tut Boots
i‘ llSlllllll SBlE {or 931.1 “£3,312";
1" ' . . . .‘ew pray
MRS. ALlCE TOWNS. ' 3 neural" SM“ ' '12::‘53 kotobmwmbhchpntolt
“i am sending you :1 written >lillt‘v 5 gmmgafm‘fifiz‘fl ”a 31.1.”: leather. “line to?! ”‘d
cm eoncerning (IlNO'p l have used 1 "I maul .wmfwmqweétht a“ white.
two bottles and found it a wonderful ; z '_ ' 9 ,
remedy. I suffered from indigehion g 5:13.! tyg::3§_:5; 23:5: R‘*12m:g.tg1s
and u sluggish liver and kidney trou~ , “w" . ‘ ' ' . ‘
and i found (.‘lNO'l‘ a valuable - wfié‘l” "" $6.50 IhlflM‘lss v '
ll“' is infected. and shall advise all
. $ \, 5
FA 35.; ClNOT. is for sale, exclusively. by ..
. . ' w .e' Plaisled's Drug 00., Washington street, ‘
,- a L_‘::l South Norwalk. Also. at the Vl’est- i
. poit Drug (XL, “'cstport: Switzer's ’
-how With th p n Dru; (To.. Southporl: “7. ll. Jones" ;
.. e u Ch llrug Store, Stamford; Ii. 11“ Nor-V
Irop's, Danhur}. and at Hurlignn’s
rug Store. Bridgeport. ~Adv.
:9
and entertaining.‘ s
amusing: I
came throual‘i ’
ith their hall earload of scenic offer-1:41
espite the rail strike and presented ,._
Cook and Smith. trump
in a. Imisical number that
and as refreshing as in
Kolner and it-
. This program willl
twice today and again H;
hrec times on Saturday with Elaine-l 3
lammerslein, the celebrated beautvl‘
l I:
opeured
and at the same tinn-
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PALACE
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VAUDEVILLE
Ten prel‘y. peachy little
we clever comedians are the twelve?
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cirls and} J.
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and woman
Jerk )lulluly rendered a lire-
songs. (ll-lighted with novelty
UFl‘tl with n live-1:: sidi-
tlmv made a hit. (Iv. r
l in ;. coined»
if out- of the host arts
d at the ll(lll>l' this
Tommy hverholt elevvr.
‘v‘lner Miss Lillian Youn':
t ranks for the honors»
fine reception
waMg-gewn- 5W. prov .. .
m-
and ‘hia
is
was in the iron
and was given a very
‘ - . . hp éilonv lulu I ‘
ranch and llatch. of l ‘. . i ,. cre 5”,. :—s~f SMMQV,» w M p “3'3“ “way” “an”. H”... ’ ~ ,, ‘ ‘
with original songs and \Vitticsms .
‘ -‘- -' am- .4.-- A .
placed
"live in
Edi 1h
The show will lll‘
rlotte \Valkcr in
turday with
and a riot.
today ilh (‘lul
Exile". and» on Sat
ll of allvthe musica‘
A full rehears; ‘ .
held last evening in
organizations was .
the high school auditorium.
The third quarter will end shortly
ill be issued.
Dancing will be enjoyed afthr the
concert tomorrow evening.
On Friday evening. A
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* ‘BUY SLATER’S SHOES ?‘
_ HOUSE OF MAYEHOFF
l'i‘lll’lll: from 7:43 to bzlS.
lollowed lry
All of the people paltkiratln‘z
. entertainmlnt being: employer; of the
that greNOJJheir efforts moved ‘w
'-n1)rn""‘»l A home talent and thorotml‘.
pril '30, the .ly
Money _
Shoe Storeand Save
s
G
AT OUR STORES
OR BY MAIL
roomy BACK lF YOU WANT IT
Let Warm?
thy . vxoggnncoun- tin.
can baht} the interpretationyou neural exactly as the m-
istsangiguacuygpshewkhe‘youtohmit. .
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Come in’ and has: ALMA GLUGK sing .
I cuss—min; Back'uy Male to me
. 375%ng Hope ' '
84691—42rayer Perfdct
arses—Swedish» Cradle Song
87533—74 Need Thee Every Him:
\We 33m be glad to have you stop iri and hear the NEW
APRIL RECORDS. Just received a second sppmmt.
The Hamilton Shop
49 Wall Street “
you 1:. ,
rim} or; ydu
Sixes I to 11.
{21:12 ‘t’fil‘ii
a A L
SHOES-“'oflh
8|.“-
$2.49
sue-l '3 to 13"
. . . .
Here’s a group offices that I 3'6 0 ill
will Inks you sit up and i dun howl.
hie notice. 810 FAULT. medium tau.
tote brown.
[.388 811038. in all the
new lute (or manual;
men and business men.
blackmail
tndrldkid.
Made over the new English
lute. new iii-too inn. broad
toe hits and U. 3. Army
Morison lat. Brown. black.
In. 810 faultless
.Within 10 *"s or so we expect to move to our
newly leased hulldnzg, 21 Forth Mam 2:. {near
(Gard-bye 'to Old Store)
Palace Thea?» c). ..
It you want tossave up to 20 to 40 per cent. ccme
to Brand’s.
Over 10,000 Do‘lars of Watches,
and— Optical goods, far below present market value.
last days' sales the sensation
“We will make these
of this city.
We urge ea
the best selections.
outside of window.
feted to you as adiscount.
Door open at 9 o’clock. Open evenings.
\
“.‘The Store That Grows and~Ke8p§ Growing.”
Jewelry and Optical Store.
Scuth N‘orwalk, Conn. .
ARMY i
snous *”
Just received
and Jo on
and, "VIA,
Without .1 doubt
the 1r“alt‘<[ val-
uo {or li\-‘l| or.
have (“ff 0(-
Iteredi
Genuflie Mun.
non Army last:
un..c|\rome.
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TRANSPORTATION co.“
Dailv Service Betwee 1 New Haven. Bridgeport.
10 large trucks at your service for all kinds of transpor-
tation; padded vans
Norwalk and Philadelphia
for furniture work.
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South Horwalkl—lzz Water Street. Phone 294.
Ne’w York City—474 Seventh Avenue. Phone Farragut 7347.
New Haven, Conn—.266 State Street. Phone 427 Colony.
Clacks. Jewelry
rly buying. Genie before the big rush I
r be year last opportunity to get Watches,
elry and Optical goods at such low
: r, read poster Adv. of prices and goods we
" -'ch is posted
prices stil: hold good, less the reductions of- .
l
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.é
SPRlNGTIME i "
in Nature mama nvw; life. To alcl‘ .
individual it ou;;h' to mean the re- -,‘.
tirth oi heal impuisl s in the way 0
wll'help and helping Others.
You
nor and your town by depositing
“'9 are prepan-d
(-iem service and MI:
‘esy. \V‘hy go cl.“ \xhorv‘.’ .
. Peoples’ TrustCo.
'So. NOT-wall: Conn.
can help Mun-sell] your neigh-
IN OUR BANK.
to gl\‘€‘,y0u elfl-
O‘lltl n-vory court-
Q
Boys. Girls and Infants
t
Tthhiltl'ien’sStore
37 Washington Street .
. SWEATERS
for »
Telephone 324. \ “
THE ONLY STORE OF lTS KIND
IN THE ClTY.
Thrifty People Sh :p at the l;-
MILL OUTLET STORE,
124 Washington St. v
There is a Reason For
’ That I
prouraui, )ll. Mavehol‘f. President of
the Company, was called upon to talk
to [in emplmer‘s and at: lis‘ml his re
marks “‘(‘jt‘ listened to With sweat in;
terest,
The null distribution then f llowed.
each cniplovw .133 in. then t‘n Er slide
In cash. .
Reire..hmonls were then :42 I'Ved and
DISTRIBUTED $3,500
MORE TO EMPLOYEES
(Continuead From First Page)
This was
BUTTERMIL-K STARTING FOOD
' ALBERT D. MORGAN
CONKEY’S
Now in Stock
The. Winchester Store
:; program of the numbers.
in the dancing was enjoyed unti‘ midnight.
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NEW HUNGER TRlKE STARTS. i
ompany. The laughter and am laus» _____
DUBLIN. April 16. ~Anmhur hung-r?
strike is reported to have begun in
Mountjoy prison. The Polliif‘al prison-
613. both convicted and unconvicted.
who are still detained there refused
and .doubt that their .fellow-workcr;~.
enjoyed themselvez. Al‘tir ill"
will be held in the audi-
torium of the. high school. Music will_
be furnished by Sterling's orchestra;
Tickets may be purchased from any
to take food last night. .
The latest hunger strikers total
forty, including nine who participated}
in the original strike. ~ -
.MCEEERY .
high school student. .
A rehearsal of the school chorus “C If g l Sergeant Henison, who was shot:
and orchestra was held in the as- I ‘ ' ‘ ~ 29 during me passage ot a nrocession'
sembly “’ednesday morning during 31.01“” ‘yrup 0‘ FlgS -lhr0ugh the streets of Balhrlgganl
the home desk period. Child‘s Best Laxative. ‘Aeunesday. died today. l
Fivoweek tests are being. held in ' z. , [- —--*'~v—~—-—-—-———-
all subjects this week. . - , Weather Forecast
baseball team , ____ 1
The picture of the
was taken this afternoon. directly af—
ter the close of school. ,
The group pictures of the senior
A charge of 15c will be made
The monthly fees ’for the senior
“Burke's Conciliation," an English
classic. will be begun next week by
the two Senior Academic English
classes» ‘
The voluntary contribution for the
oys’ 'Athletic Association ,was taken
during the home desk period 1aster-
day morning. -
‘ Evelyn Harris of the 0320 class has only—look you
sent her application in for admission the
“use
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I For '.\d.‘walk>'(n‘d vicinity: Cloudy,
:wi‘h probahly rain ton! t and'Satur?
flay; colder. fresh, northwest shifting
'to east winds. Areas of low pressure
"are central this orning over Maine.
Missouri and credo. They are
'caflsing cloudy and showery weather
, in nearly all dietrlets east of the Rocky
Illiouutains. Several places reported
‘ more than inch of rain during the laet
24 hours. The temperature continues
Ilow in the Upper Mississippi Valley.
'Lake region and New England. it is
about nounal in the southern districts
0:114”
Imam»
glaucoma-n ,
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then
Masons’ Supplies
u
The orW .
108 Water
St.. South Not-walk.
Coal and Wood
alk Coal & Supply Co.
For»
TELEPHONE 113. .
convenience oi our customer: orders
or man made. It Rowland Brothm' once.
b2“.
Railroad Avenue, South‘Norwalk
Are your brakegin A1 condition?
.130 your
mileage‘ onyourtires? _
Arcthebesfingliny
Nevis egoodtim‘eto go
radium. Youwlnwant 331m:
WWW
Intro-moth-
wheels line 1190. I. that you my
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hummus“
aux-motoringoodcondltbfl
our 'thooerendlnnitwn
thorium mm him
i
may be left.
24 Wuhinz- "
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NEAR HARBOR VIEW
Saund e rs
No. 12 Yost St.
Grocery
Coal Comnamr
and
First-Class Goods at Fair Prices.
Rundle's Bread fresh every .
morning. National Biscuit Cole
Fancy Crackers. Hozuc—ltiid Eggs
from our man ya‘d.
season from our own g
coal, Kerosene. etc.
Vogel :thes in
ard en. Char-
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Good: Delivered Free.
HAURICE B. SAUNDERS.
Manager . .
RETAIL
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Optic-Date Cigar 8m .
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Tel. 1581 L
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