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George Loan Tucker’s _
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2 (The season’s best picture"e—New York Mail, 53 2:;-
(The best I ever saw."—Mary Pickford. :cliiflli g.
5 Their Judgment Worth Your While?
ts» ’41 » Prices in New York—$1.00, $1.50, $2.00.
l Prices in Boston—75c,,$1.00, $1.50.
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CLASS INlTlATION
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BOSTON MARATHON
der, not only in relation with their
fellow brothers but with everybody.
and laid especial emphads on the {not
that if the mottoes or the fraternity
were adhered to, relations with those
outside would be found to be more
friendly and congenial.
e. N J; .l
“ ' . . I, '
no“ at Ill-afoul Phcc,
walk. Miss galleries to nod visiting
her ju -rtEldrldgo,
he? “at in hat ‘4' k. v
The baseball season among thel .
teams composed. of the younger play-
ers opened yesterday when-a fast and
closely played game was staged on
the Liberty Park diamond betwoen ‘
the Shamrocks of South Norwalk’ ands
John Bowles, postmaster, of Stam- , . _ ,
ford, and one of the State executive 'BOSTON. April 19.——~Sevent,v-five
ofiicers, talked on the economic pea-distance runners, the best the East and
sibilliies in being a member of the or- Middle West have to oner, had enter-
present. Of the American Army, in Marathon, which will be hold this aft-
der. and also save some figures and ed last night in the Boston Athletic-’13
facts which were of interest to those‘Association’s twenty-fourth American
France, 50,000 were Eagles, and for
the. dependents of each one of those
who gave their lives for this country,
$1.000 has been provided to help in
ernoon over the Ashiand to Boston
course. The race will be considered
a tryout for the team. that is to repre-
sent the United States in the Olympic
lRACLE MAN i
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'nd school attended by contestant must be plainly printed at the
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reach winner for first episode shoWing Wednesday.
' EGEN’ T
' Theatre
V‘e Piece Orchestra Plays Every
Performance
The Show With the Punch
- e Piece Orchestra“ Plays Every
Performance
, Teddy 2:15. 7 and 9
"-l Star Cast Presents the Fox
Special Spectacle
FICHARD HARDING DAVIS”
Today. 2:15. 1 and 9
William Fox Presents the
Masterpiece
Henry W. Longfellow‘s
“EVAN GEIiINE”
S tarrl'ng
Miriam Cooper
Directed by R. A. W'aléh
Formerly with the Music Hall
§Iock Company of South Norwalk
Tuesday
Richard Harding Davis'
“Soldiers of Fortune”
Mack Sennett in “GEE. WHIZ”
Wednesday
Charles Ray and ..
Borothv Dalton
“The Weaker Sex”
_.and_.
e Selig Million Dollar Wild
nimal Serial
, LOST CITY’”.
.v and Friday _
With Vaudeville '
First Release of the Revised add
Reprinted Rex Beach Special
“The Spoilers”
Starrin g
William 'Farnuni'
(Repeated by Request)
1
lack Sonnet
, “Gee
t is Now the Rage 0
Tuesday
Henry W. Longfellow's
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, Holmes Travelog
j Special Comedy
‘ ednesdayi'l'h‘ursdav. i
~ Friday
.The Season’s Best Picture"
' George Loan Tucker’s
'HE MIRACLE MAN”
9'00 in New York—$1.00, $1.50,
. es in Boston——75c, $1.00, $1.50.
. ‘ Herc At
3 t. 25c. Eve. 30c
including War Tax
Marathon. in Belgium, next August.
New England athletes outnumber
those from other sections, but large
the battle of life. In all, in payment
of death benefits and other results of,
the war. $1,250,000 has been expended;
and, it is expected, before the work of ‘ representations have come from New
physical'smd economic reconstruction York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Pjttsburg
is completed, one-quarter of a millioni and Washington, D. C. , ,_ , » ,
dollars more will be expended in the? included in the field cummive
fratemity alone. 'starlers are three former “winners pf
Thv membership drive. he explain-glue classic~Carl w. A. Linden-3.; of
ml. is or. in all parts of the country.lQninc,v (1919); William J, Kennedy,
and, as an example of the strength of‘ of New York (1917): and Arthur. V.
the ordor throughout the West and Roth. of Boston (1916). ~
t'vntml States, the Stale oi Ohio add-l Many of the runners
ed 20.000 new members to its rostr-rsl winners in previous B. A.
in the short. length of time of four, (hung or similar events
months, and one town. with a populad parts of the country.
lieu of 32.000, has a membership of l.-j — ---'- --‘
800. having acquired, in three lnonths.‘
700 new applicants. He urged thatK H‘—
the drive here be continued, and ell-l WASHINGTON. April
pressed the wish that he would soon ('lllllznllofl and patriotic
have been prize
A. Mara
in various
CONGRESS OF D. A. R. OPENS. '.
lit-”Ameri-L
alionai
mm,“ of Norwaik men. fore the twenty-ninth annual continent
Sim“ :Stovens, 0f Danbury, state‘ ml Congress of the Dauglllers‘of the
DTPSldenl. spoke a few words on 9mm]. American Revolution which convened
hy and assrslance to each other. in the here this mornins. Except tor con
every-day walks of hf?‘ and 4‘80 the tests for vice president general, of
facts that theorder is governed by 'h -, , , t be named it was
the action of the Government of 'Ihis “ 0'“ 39‘9“ are 0 ' ~ ‘
country, and that», in disregarding the
teaching and inculcations of file 0r
der of Eagles, one is, at the same time,
disregarding the teachings and mo-
tives of this Government. and'urged
.that all take an especial interest in
the topics of the day and of the order.
and that, if dissatisfaction is found, in
either walk of life, to either have
some remedy to offer to perfect canal-L
lions or to refrain from t‘.oI‘i)lplz‘lint.~fif
and intrigues, which are the as s o , . _ . .
inluch of the present-day secret and in; BOSTOJ‘. April 19.4—Overalls head-
effectve efforts to undermine the “d ”I“ 5110111!ch .lil-‘ts today in numer-
loundations of our civic life. 005 Boston homt‘s. After Rev: Louis
Svlvestcr Bl'olherton conducted the L. Dunnington appeared last night in,
business of the evening. as Worthy his pulpit at Orient Heights Method-r
president of the local order. and, in is: Episcopal churcli,,wenring overalls
the course of the evening, presented and jumper. more than 200 of his con—
Luks> Aquino with a gold emblem of gregation signed the ‘lwemlls pledge;-
fhe fraternity, in the form of a watch A'l. Oiedford Rev. Rollin S. Tuttlr.
fob, which was won by him in a draw. clad in white denin overalls, preaclwd
ing contest last. evening. lhls first sermon as pastor oi the liill.‘
would consume little time as practi»
all others.
State. Connecticut. predicted that
Mrs. George \iarnard Miner would be
elected presidentsgeneral by acclama‘
lion to succeed Airs. George Thacher.
Guernsey.
OVERALLS IN BOSTON.
local order, on East “'all street.whero and old clothes ,club. 1
musical and vocal entertainment were, Groups in several other New E ‘
furnished and refreshments served. gland communities have adopted the.
The gathering broke up at a late m-emugv plan as i'metllnd of combat-
lloul', everyone expressing themselves ting present prices of clothes
us having Spent a pleasant night. and, ALMA.“ ., -
\ er‘s battle from start to finish.
be present at another ““59 class mn'rampaigns were the chief still ects be- Bfi
said the election of omcers probably,
out agreement had been reached osJ‘lfllr'em'm s“; (‘I‘i"h"‘°““"- ”‘3 ‘1‘
Delegates from her home 3011,3531);
0
After the assembly; bloke up the ma- side Methodist Episgipal church. and l
joriiy adjourned to the rooms of the commenced organizing an ovemilsQ
Hers-chfield Motor
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the Red Sex of East Norwalk. The
Shamrocks emerged the victors from
their initial game of the season by‘
be close score of 9-8.
was tied in several in‘
the players on both teams
“'9 might. take up
tion of cost and u-
that Van Dyk Qu.
rock bottom, in pr
But we prefer to .
question of quality ;
Vince you that. t c ’re sky-
high in rank!
Quail-Tea 8 lbs. $1.45, We lb.
Victory Tea 3 lbs. $1, 850‘ lb.
Silver Label Teas, 1-2 B).
a ._.‘c....-.-o-oooc
Gold Label Teas, 1-2 lb.
inning passed wi
the second. the She:
runs and two more in t
‘the Red Sox tied the score
ing four runs in the second
the third.
Neither side scored in the fourth.
but the Shamrocks 301 two runs in
the fifth and another in the sixth, the
Red Sox again tieing the score by
gathering in three men in the latter
end of the sixth. Both teams got a
score run each in the eighth in.
nine. leaving the score 8.8. The ninth
inning ,was started amidst white.
heat excitement.‘ The Shamrocks got pkg. ............... . . 45¢
a run in their half of the last inning.
and when they took to the field
'grozvdfd‘lgen Red Soxnout Wipllml" ! James Val] DYk C0
.3 H l? n ’ l'.‘ .‘vf‘Of‘f‘. “'81: :1 (f l- ‘ . .
r 128 Washington St.
TAIL l
(her of Ille‘Shamrorks and Martin of
9 M
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the Sox making about the same num~
r f strikeouts. The 30" scarr-
.‘ll, *. \
Ilimnu
ll.
and lie-ups follows.
Shamrocke=-.
Red pr ......
Shadiror-ks--l.ipn "
,O'Keefe lb: Birdsell, ..
3h; Nichols ii: “(1.01
“Tight. cf: Fnhau. l’f.
Fund Sowaal’tin
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Griftchak. '2b:
. mgock. rf: Morrell of. ‘
T33, Base Hits: Marlin- Chit-llester.
Moore,- Nichols. and Schulmnn.
Challenge.
The, Red Sox would like to play
the Redwoods. For further informs
hon communicate with Manager C‘lll-
Chester 86 “'inlleld street; East Nor»
walk. Ages of the Red Sox players
ages from 13 to ‘17.
Weed- ‘ Watches, 010a“.
spptical Goods will last.
TEN DAYS more.
BRAND’S
JEWELRY AND OPTI-
CAL STORE ,
SOUTH NORWALK
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NORWALK GAME POSTPONED.
The baseball game scheduled bei
tween the Nor-walk A. C. team and‘
the baseball aggregation of Green‘s.
Farms. for Sundav. was postponed :
Announcement will be made- later of
the A. C. schedule. '
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TRANSPORTATION CO.
Daily Service Between New Haven. Bridgeport.
Norwalk and Philadelphia
. 10 large trucks at your service for all kinds of transpon
i tatioll; padded vans for furniture work.
, South Namath—122 Water 55m. Phone 294.
. New York City—174 Seventh Avenue. Phone Farragut 7347.
New Haven, Conn—266 State Street. Phone 427 Colony.
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WINCHESTER KITCHEN KNIVES
l We have the exclusive sale of these new and superior
l Knives-butcher knives, paring knives, slicers, oooks’ knives
3 fruit knives, bread knives, etc.
’ They are made by the same WINCHESTER factory
which for more than fifty years has been world famous for
iselt‘ wherever.‘ it has been introduced
to the public. and its praises have
been sung in many cities and by many
Firearms. You will like them because they are made so well
and stay sharp so long Com: innoonandaeethem.
People in all walks of life: it has had
rsemem from doctors, lawyers.
clergymen~and in fact. all iirotes.‘
sional men, as Well as men engaged
in the trades, and all of them are as
onezwhen it comes to its honesty and
merit. Look over your home paper
for the-.past month and you will find
that mam; people right here, that you
know, have, indorsed this re
which. in itself, ought to be i
enough ' ,
Mr... Pierson ”bays: ."More lately I
have felt rather led out , and run
down, an! needed ,tonic that would
purify my blood an ulld me up, my
skin didnt look just ,. t and I felt
weak and seemed to it out very ens.
fly and I started in ink - CINOT an
a braoer, and I certainly 7
most wonderful results. Fr -. the v
sey; view—president, Samuel Ste-rerun;
chaplain, (‘aptain E. (3. Glory: inside,
guard, Edwzil‘d‘Hellnessey; secretary,;
and George Montgomery. , . ‘
The new nilcmhers initiated, lasth That Reminds Him Of the
night, are as ol ow... g Old-Fashioned Herb Tea
That Mother .. Used to
Brotherton, Harold Gay, William F.
Gay. Charles ,Barnes, Thomas Duffy.
Norman Murray, Harry “’ebb, August
Frank Tortoreua, Edward Vatella.
Charles Murphy, Frank P. Gallagher,
Angelo DeMarco, Arthur Bennett, Jos-
with ‘n general word of prairie for‘ the NEW HAVENEKNA...“
John J. Cal-rick: (all past worthy;
president). Team: Conductor, Edward'
Peter K. lashes, Nicola l‘. V'lnstos.:
Joseph Smith, Robert FL Donnell),
Make
(VINOT is made imm herbs, tools.
Nowack, James E. Heffeman, William
Magoo, Charles Hendricks. Joseph R.
eph Merritt, Alfred G. Murphy. Eman-
uel G. Stefanski and Ballard 1 P.
degree team of the evening.
The officers and members of_ the de-
gree team me as follows: .
Robert C.‘ S'Nfis [:lNflvlv
J. Reilly: Nichols Horan, J’ittldtfiriphl ' . 7 ,
'Q‘rin, Peter l.. Lied, John . lo ey, - " ,
Leon Taylor, Gus J, Fredericks, An- 511‘. George H. Pierson, of
John ’1’. Troy, John J. Nuss. George,
Hyatt, Edward Ryan, llamas~ illc-l
Grath, Frederick Taylor, William E.
barks and berries, and 5,. a Wonderful
remedy for a blood purifier and an an.
around Ionic: it. has demonstrated ll.
Reilly, Frank 1?. Barry. Theodore Boa»
sing. Emil O. Eisennar, Christopher
Adams, ”William Deegan, Everitt Snif-
Brown.
tune-Ion cams.
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Past. worthy president, , .
Kemp; worthy president, J. J. liennes-
_lh0n.\' Arbeslllalln, Hurry Cutler. Hense 40 Ann Stret, NEW Haven,
lBraund, Frank Gallo. Hamel Mollem: Says CINOT IS a Tnnic
Bowman. Bhrnard Mason, “'illiam
Slattery. Joseph Manzi, Theodore
tin, William B. O'Grady. Murray ls-
rael, Thomas ,Fagan, George Boehm.
W3 hurt a bit “<1th only,
Q afeiv cents '
getting stronger and st . . ,
felt henchmen I hare in ..
and i wish my‘frieni! would ’
OT and find eutjnst how good .
Ieelsheragoodbmcinpgteatc.‘ ”‘
,‘ , REGENT THEATRE
T I
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-rd Harding Davis’ Notable Story special attraction.
1 “Soldier: of Fortune" ’
recent picture release will be ré-
' m Nor-walk with more genuine
. itiscemmmctthe ad-
... manna-eon otthefamous
. d Harding Davis story "Soldiers
"«‘— .whlchmatthene‘
Theatre today only. Davis who
ihrecalledwaaacorrespondent m
k; the world war. 18, the
well known WW.
.. fiALACE TODAY
Henry w. Longfellow"; ”Evangeline”
‘No more wholesome picture attrac-
er’s Drug Store, tflouthport; ‘ "
Jone‘e’Drux 60.. Stamford: H. E. ,
thmpfs. ', . and at Hartigan’c
Drug Store, ,_ Weld Ave, Bridge-
port—rm. .
edy. ,
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Non»
Albert D. Morgan
'nle WINCHESTER Store
- ' J|Masons’ .Supplles
The Nevermore 0°-
L contend Wood |
all
“RINGTTME
in Nature means new lite.
Individual it might to mean the If.-
bhth of best impulses ill the m d
self-help and helping others. _ ,
You can help yourself, your new
hot and your town by depositing '
|N OUR BANK.
We are prepared to give you as»
clout service and extend every coum
esy. Vflly go elsewhere? ‘ wk.»
SPRING COATS
For the Girls
In Three-Quarter and Full 0
Lengths
Tthhfldren‘sSmre, i"
7 Washincton St..
7 . South Norwalk
Tel. 23!.
rill-arty People shall at the 0
mm. OUTLET STORE. '
124 Washington ”St.
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'l‘here Is a Reason Far.
That
EAR HARBOR VIEW -
No. 12 Veal; 8t. &
Saunders Grocery and
Coal Company
Fir-“0h“ Goods at Fair Prlofl"
Rundle‘s iiread fresh every
naming. National Biscuit Cox‘s.
Fancy Crackers. Home—laid ’33:!
from our own yard. Vegetabln in
m from our own garden W
and, Kerouac, etc. ‘
Goods Delivered rec
none: 3. BA
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for the m simmer“!
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