George Lban Tucker’s
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IRACLE MAN
‘The season‘s best. picture”-—New York Mail.
5".l'he best I ever saw."——-Mary Pickford.
5 Their Judgment Worth Your While?
l ' iii}, Prices in New York—$1.00, $1.50, $2.00.
’5 ;. Prices in Boston—75c, $1.00, $1.50.
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April 21, 22, 23 .
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i 37 Cedar St. Telephone 1413-4.
HOYT’S
The Best Produced Pictures
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Theatre '
.3 Piece Orchestra Plays Every
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Best Produced Pictures
THIS EVENING
Edmund Breese
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, ieCe Orchestra Plays Every The Chalns 0f EVIdence”
' Performance Other Numbers
7:15 aid 9
L Today—Vaudeville Fridav Evening“
ll ictures at 2:15 and 7. Pic-
regpnly at. 9 o’clock. Madggggnnedy
.' relay—Three shows complete “Through the WI‘OIIR‘
Door”
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:15, C45 and 9.
. , _ ., Saturday
1115 Vi 991‘ E5“! t Frank .Keenan
.. Tle Golden Bird 3 “ ”"1“ . . ,,
: canar, with almost human in- _ ogrOtsherS DIWded
, genCe rcompanying songs and , er pectal Attractions
lin seleclons of the notwt l ‘
Loraine Evon
The Renae Family HOPE TO SETTLE
llartel‘ of .ighly trained women MANY PROBLERIS
emmerS- BEFORE EUROPE
‘ ames anl Irene Marley
‘BODBS. chattr and novelty nUm.
Cook ald Smlth parity of an observer. \‘l'lten the ul~
.9 past, ntassers of comedy RedbSuprfmc Council met at London,
. . ‘ . m assat, or Davis did not attend.
Kolnel aid IrWin PARIS, April 17.4mm report which
.. new 813d Dretv comedy sketch has been circulated that the allied
. Rogue e Harbtr." conference at San Remo would conside
: -anu~ ermine immediate admission of ‘Ger-
, y and Saturday—The beauti- many to the League of Nations. is re
.. Elaine Hamme-stein in “The lgarded here as extremely improbable.
_ untry Cousm." in is pointed out that the covenant of
COMinl‘ the League provides for the admis—
w ,> isxon of new members, which fulfill the
Wednesday. Thubday, Friday {requirement for menflbersltip on a two‘
-, “The Miracle Man” .‘thirds vote of the Assembly of the
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lLeague. Therefore Germany‘s appli-
cation, should she make one. should
be addressed to the Secretary of the
League of Nations, it is pointed out.
instead of to the San Remo confer-
ence.
‘SAN REMO, ltaly, April 16.——~Allied
nations would be called upon to main-
ito insure execution of the terms ofthe
treaty with that country which was
framed at London recently, it is un-
derstood. This treaty will be consid-
, ered by the Supreme Allied Council
HERE THEY ARE \_ when it opens its session here next
', Monday, and announcements that
k” may come and scenerymay Marshal Foch. of France, and Field
: eld back but i Marshal Wilson, of Great Britain, be
, ' present at t 9 meeting are regarded
CTELLSWBCt Peachm. as indicating that military experts
., .--of—-: , ivould be called upon by the Council
I, .. before it decides finally on the terms
r “ Sweet 16 to be submitted to the Sultan. The
on deck under Mam Bmok‘r 321251‘2‘.‘fifitéfiai’pg‘nhéihblé‘i‘i “232.2“?
nal direction for the Palace 3 -‘ - g p
kEnd V d ill , ible to important modifications with a
-' ‘ au ev' 9- 1 view to removing obstacles to execu-
Cast of 12 m a Spectacular tion.
'. ““35“" Extravaganza None of the Eentente Powers is dis—
. posed to furnish large numbers of 801-
. 3195. and Lafrance titers to impose the treaty terms upon
y Wll'e workers, man and the Turks. Greece, it is understood, is
ready to send an army to Asia Minor,
1
, he Show With the Punch ‘
ing. talking and acrobatic probably intensify Turkish resistance.
1118- Hence, there is a strong undercurrent
Tommy overholt and. l of opinion in favor of softening the
_ . terms and sparing Turkish pride, as
Lflhan Young- far as possible, in order that'the treaty
In“ a new comedy hit.
vtain a force of 300.000 men in Turkey.
l .
M N . but. there are serious objections to the
JaCk ullaly > lplesence of Greeks there, as it would 2;
tthetr on song commuons COULD NOT BEGIN TO TELL ALL
. witticism.
mate "I could not tell you all the benefits
. ay—Charlofie “an," in 1.5" i had from the use of Foley's Honey
‘ Exile}, _ and Tar." writes' Miss Rose Florke.
u rd.y_Ed“_’ ROme In ”.The 209 113me avenuc, N. BMGOCk, Pa.
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More,
imay be accepted by a Turkish Govern-
Farrell and Hatch‘ l
it would cause pneumonia I tried .Fol-
ey'a Honey and Tar and .lt was not
long till I felt relieved. I have other:
"I had a cold in my chest and tearing
opposition:
"Armenia, under 1: ,
stands at present, would be given the
territory comprised within the bound-
ary roughly outlined by the towns of
‘Enerum. Bitlis, Van and Mush, and
the corridor leading to (her Black Sea.
Other features (if the treaty which
:will be given considemtion will be the
1 organization of allied supervision .it.
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Constantinople, and the formation of
a commiSsion to control the Damian
elles. It is expected proposals will
be made to admit Balkan States, in-
cluding Bulgaria, to memfibership in
this commission. - a _ .
Ways and means of insuring the ex-
ecution of the Treaty of Versailles will
be discussed. the clauses calling for
German disarmament being certain to
,recrive careful attention.
Considerable doubt exists whether
the Adriatic question will come before
the t‘oancil, in View of unconfirmed re-
ports that Premier Nit”, of holy, cite
or negotiations with Jugoslav rep!“-
fientaiivrs, has found an acceptable so
»lution to problems arising out of con
flirting claims. ,
Premier Nitti, who will preside at
the meeting. is already here, and Pro-
minrs l.loyd George, of Great Britain.
and Millerand, of France: Baron hiat-
sni and \ iscount (Yhinda, respectively
Japanese Ambassadors in Paris and
London. and Paul Hymans, Belgian
Foreign Minister. are expected to ar-
rive. tomorrow. They will be accom-
panied by a large corps of advisers.
——(‘arpets Cleaned and Colors Renewed
Cottucrticut Carpet Cleanin: Pompam’
he treaty as it
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0W0“ 0' MIT-Meat Home Begin.
Action: ' 1
[New York, April 17.—-Henry W. Van
Henkelon, _ owner of the apartment
house at 2 East Say-seventh street
has sued Mrs. Gladys Ziegler, rm- one
month‘s rent of an apartment 1n the
premises. He alleges that she signed
the lease laet October for a year's ren—
tal at 815.000 and moved out in Jann-
ary without paying rent after Decem-
ber 31.
with. YZicaler. Whose husband. to
ceired several millions of dollars nu—
(ler the will of his fOster father, ’Wil-
liam Ziealer, the baking powder manl-
factorer, was served with the, sum.
mons at 420 Park avenue, where site
on her husband live. Her attorney e):-
plained yesterday that Mrs. Ziegler
siencd the. lease for the apartment lic-
causal; her husband was awav on a
hunting trip. He said she moved on?
before the expiration of leasehold be-r
cause the landlord failed to keep his
agreement to install a. certain kind of
lighting fixture system in her apart-
meat.
Most all cars are eouipped with a
starting and lizhtinav system whether
magneto is used for ignition or not.
\Vhenever an engine is to be washed ,
down with kerOs‘ene or gasolene it. is
better and more safe to disconnect
'the battery and thereby avoid the
’mssibility of Spark from a short cir-
cuit.
The Best'Salesman—na Want Adv.
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manuals. for the present.
old rates are cheaper.
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$41.:-
We are quotingr herelwith
alone. but theft insurance
W‘mlls.
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hemim - . so ‘“.§‘1 $567.)... 17.71%
For a valued policy. under
theft rate.
Fire Insura
Auburn ’16 to ’
Auburn ’13 to ’1.)
Cadillac ’17 to ’20
Cadillac prior to ’17 .55
Chevrolet 490 Model 1.00
ChevroletOther Model .75
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Ford .65
Mercer, ' .45
Hupmobile ’18 to ’20 .40
Hupmobile prior to ’18 .75
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Automobile insurance companies have informed their
agents that because of the railroad strike. they are
unable to supply them with the new classification
in Chicago. But if you want the new rates. we have 5
them. and can let you know whether the new or the
Some of the Rates
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published in the new manual. Fire insurance is sold
bined fire and theft cover= add the fire rate to the
theft rate as given below for a non-valued policy.
the sum insuredxadd 25 cents to the combined fire and
The rates quoted herewith are for new cars. not for
second. third or fourth year models. Rates quoted on
3*.
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request by ’phone. letter or personal call. , , .
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some of the new rates as
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which the car is valucd at
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Fire’and Theft Insurance.
Open Body. Closed Bodve
4.50 1.75
1.50 ‘ ,-
1.50 .80 Q
1.60 \ ' .90 9;
5.00 ‘ 3.50 ,i;
4.75 ' 3.25 it;
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When you play a. VICTOR 330031) on file VIOTROLA you
cantbe sure the interpretation you bee”: in exactly as the ut-
ilt sang it, exactly as she wishes you to hear it.
aGlcltEnterta
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glad to have you stop in and hear the NEW
. Just received a second shipment.
. amilton Shop
‘ ’49 Wall Street
LAST DAYS
(Good-bye to Old Store)
Within 10 days or‘so we expect to move to our
newly leased building, 21 North Main St. (11
Palace Theatre). on
-.
If you want to save up to 20 to 40 per cent. come -
to Brand’s.
Over 10,000 Dollars of Watches. Clocks, Jewelry
and Optical goods, for below present market value.
. . We will make these last days’ sales the sensation
-of this city. “I
We urge early buying. Come before the big rush
starts and get the best selections.
This may be your last opportunity to get Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry and Optical goods at such low
feted to on adiscount.
Jewelry and Optical Store.
“The,Store That Grows and Keeps Growing."
South Norwalk, Conn.
ter, read poster Adv. of prices and goods we
hich is pisted outside of window.
'ces a hold good, less the reductions of.
9 o’clock. Open evenings.
Herschfield Motor
TRANSPORTATION co.
Daily Service Between New Haven. 'Bridzeoort.
- N orwalk and Philadelphia
10 large trucks at your service for all kinds of transpor-
tation; padded vans for furniture work.
South Norwalk—122 Water Street. Phone 294.
New York City—474 Seventh Avenue. Phone Farragut 7347.
New Haven, Conn—266 State Street. Phone 427 Colony.
SPRlNGTlME
in Natum means new life.
individual it ought to mean the v
birth‘ot best impuises in the way *
selflhelp and helping others. ‘1
You can help yourself, your nel“r
bor and your town by depositing
lN OUR BANK. ,,
“'8 are prt-‘paT-ml 1w give you vetti-
cleni service amt 2m new court-n
esy. Why go vim-\‘t'lii-rr'.‘
Peoples' Trust C04?
So. Norwallt noun. 1}
We’re Open Until 10.
o’Clock Tonight
Tthhildren'sStore'
' 37 Washinzton Stu ‘ ‘
South Norwalk
THE ONLY STORE OF lTS'KlND
IN THE. CITY.
Opu. Shultze's Market ‘ 7'
Phone 324.
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Thrifty People Shim “ the
MILL OUTLET STORE;
124 Washington St.
___.——
There Is a Reason For
That ’” ’i w. ‘M
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NEAR HARBOR VIEW
No. 12 Yost St. .
Saunders Grocery and
Coal Company
First-Class Goods at Fair Prices. A ’
‘ Rundle’c: Bread fresh rover!
morning. National Biscuit Co. I!
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CONKEY’S
BUTTERMILK STARTING FOOD
, NOW \in Stock
ALBERT D. MORGAN \
The Winchester Store
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Mhsons’ Supplies
The Norwalk Coal & Supply Co.
108 Water St. South Norwalk.
3,1 Coal and Wood
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for the ‘- [m otour mtommordm
or meat: « . at Raymond Brotherc' once,
m “I h“".“‘k.'fl~ rr.
v TELEPHONE 113.
any be left.
Wealth;-
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to!!!“ Y
ePhone 1959.
Railroa . enue, South Norwalk
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mileagepuyourtiree? _
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Fancy Crackers. lleme~luid m:
from our own yard. Vegetableo- In
season (mm our own garden. Chor-
coal, Kerosene, etc.
Goods min/cred Free.
“BEIGE B. SAUNDERS;
. Image!" "
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RETAIL
CIGARS, CHEW
PIPES and T081000
TARLov BROS."
urea-Date Cigar Store
nah-2w Block, 80. Net-walk
‘rel. 1581
- JOB PRINTING § 1
South Norwelk .
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