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Regent Theatre
,HERE. TODAY
George Loan Tllcker’s
“THE MIRA LE
WITH AN ALL 8
[The Biggest Picture Sensation of the
That Has Come to N
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BY REGENTS A MEITEQ
ORCHESTRA: '
PRICES
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FRIDAY AT 2 :15. 7 and 9
MAN’ ’
CAST: ‘ '
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25c
30c
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n; Show.With the Punch
Today
At 2:15, 7 and
The Greatest Serial Pit-turn That
Has Ever Ill-cu Prodm-wl
“The Lost City"
Starring
Juanita Hansen
in the Million Dollar Selig: l'ir-
, turizatiou
~—and—-
... Charles Ray and Dorothy
_ ,_ Dalton
....jn_._
‘ ‘The Weaker Sex"
Thursday. Friday. Satur-
" day
In nonsensic nonseuco
from Keith‘s onial.
Alfred IVynn
Singing Co edienno
McGreevcv a
.—in_
“Motoring Under
ties” .
Shrmer and Miller
Humorous Vocalists
“The Broadway Follies”
'A Spectacle of wit, humor. songs.
pletty girls, music and costumes.
.——~and——
Thursday and Friday
\Villiam Farnum
In the Master Picture Production
“The Spoilers"
dil'cc.‘
HOYT’S
Best Produced Pictures
Thursday Evening
Anna Bos
—_ln_v
armen of the North”
Other Special
“The Peace 0 Roaring
River
Saturday
Matinee and Night
’ Blanchiel Sweet
“A IVoman of Pleasure"
PALACE rooAY
First Episode of the Monster Selig
Serial
The Palace Theatre picture program
for today is one of special importance
in that the Selig monster million dol-
lar wild animal serial “The Lost City"
will have its initial appearance with
1hr.- presentation of the first episode.
This serial attraction which will run
each \i‘ednesday {If fifteen weeks. is}
different from all others that have‘
been presented in this city in the style
land producer, was responsible for the
stage success of "The Miracle Man"
and the record which the play made is
also of such recent record as to need
very little remark. Thomas Meighan.
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NEW YORK: Apili”21.—Muntapha
Kemel Pasha’s‘ Turkish Nationalist
Army, which has been a. disturbing
l y.,.
i l»
is]
solve the Turkish peace problem, is
being regularly ’supplied with arms
and ammunition from Constantinople,
through Trebizond, a Black Sea. port,
according to information received here
from J. P. Ryan, of Mun'cle, Ind., 3
Near East relief worker in that dis-
I
“Arms are smuggled in regularly,
and with almost no attempt at con-
cealment," writes Mr. Ryan. “A Turk-
ish schooner makes a trip every few
days from Constantinople, and an-
chors right here in Trebizond. The
cargo is discharged at night, and load-
ed into Turkish army Wagons, that
you can see almost any night follow-
ing the same road out of town that the
lines of Greek refugees were driven to
their death in 1915 and 19l6. They
pass right by the Near East. Relief
orphanage on their way to the inte
rior."
“I have no way of being certain
where they go but most probably to
l-lrzillgzm and Sivan, where Muslaplla
Kenn-l, in spite of the French Mission,
Thomas Burke and Betty (‘ollpson arc
some of 1110 more important members
of the all star cast which presents thisxwould not believe that arms Were bP‘I'we-atllcr comps, Those erected in “n“lei'ican Library
V The ltcgcnl will offer as usual jug shippcd into the mummy until llnicomnmnny 0051 about $600 each. afldlfm.
the comedy and pictorial neWs features haprcnctl to bc will hurt» on night, and arc Pnug‘l‘lfi' rtnlcd at 3:23" for the scd-’
,with this big: spectacle and an auzu—vl showed him the wagons passmg, Ho ; an“.
play.
ulcntcd orchestra will furnish the spec.
ial Inusic which is not the least of the smuggling still K005 on. just the same; ('(llilHklll ,gwx- We bring fi‘“.d out
program .
Although the time was very short
and the task not an easy one, great in.
'crcst was shown by the children of the
city in the Palace prize contest for the
I most names of wild animals. The con.
' lest “11:5 started in connection with the
lannouncenlent of the million dollar
avilti animal st rial “The Lost City" the
first episode of which appears at tho
'Palace today.
Sentcen replies were
keen. The winners of the fifteen
,wccl-Is‘ tickets. for the serial. all girls
follow: Millicent Mai Quick, zlfze l2.
inf 125 Academy slroct, attending Jef-
ferson School, 292 names; lithel ll.
'.loslln, age ‘11. of 323 Main street, al.-
tcntling \\'imlip:luk School. 250 nulnm;
.l-‘lorcnco .\lcNallv, 171;) l‘nion street.
'acr- ninc. atli-ndina St. Joseph's school.“
is very strong. There is a British con-
trol officer hero. of course. but he
Alllls‘ stopped a law of them. but ill"
“Thi- Turks realize llllll most ol the
lhintcrlanj of this country, il‘ nut Tre-
rhizond“ itself, is bound to no lo Armem
‘ia, sooner or later; and they ate pre-
paring to resist Armenian rule, and to
try to discredit the Armenian Govern
,mcnt by inspiring disorder just as
soon as the Armenians take charge.
' “It is a pity that: Admiral lristol
gand the American Navy are not charm
ed with the surveillance of this. whole
Tcoast, from llalum to neyrnulh. The
TWO hundred and SBV- trouble with France and England is pilot. also causcd a forest fire in the
receivcd. 811017.,thal the Mohammcdans
-which showed great care had been 13-: blulTr-d, on account of their Moham- “'arden “'ilbur announced today. The
llax c them
mcdnn colonies, and the Turks are put
.illnz it over on them right along. The pm'lahilii)‘
only nation the Turks respect is lhc
L'. S. .\."
OUTLAW PRINTERS
TRBKES ENDS
.\loxrllllcgl. April :1. 'rlll- "(lilt-
fl
factor in the efforts of the allies to‘
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PHILADELPHIA. April 21.--A cam
patgn for the building of homes is
Philadelphia's answer to the question
of how to keep rents down to a rea-
sonable basis. The tenant. population
is in desperate straits for rents have
been going higher and higher and .no'
end seems to be in sight. The scram-
“ ,
the library trustees
April 22, in the Bostd‘ll bllc’nbmry,
in support of the “1300g for Every-
body" movement of the 'American,
Library Assocnition. Among ap-l
blo for homes in the suburbs is '50 pointees wfl have accepted the int
acute that when one woman movemvltation to represent the state offi-
some or the furniture:1 (but of 132m homhe. {daily in considering the plan for pm-
the othcr‘day. in 0 er t0 ean t e motin natio ' ’ -
house, 25 persons tried to rent it from ment ire “mt; nge library develop
her within a few hours. ur . Gordy of Hart-
To stop the profiteering in rents and ford, Mrs. Samuel Russell of Middle-
homes, several_organizations are at; town, and Dr. John G. Stanton of
tempting to nude on a. program 0‘ New London. Amnican Librarv As-
sociation officials \cxpect, however.
.clude Associations of Tenants, Trade
'Unions, representatives of the build-
house building to continue for at least
six months or untilflle shortage has
that many other Connecticut trustees
and friends will attend. '
been relieved. These organizations in-
ing trades and mortgaging companieg,l The meeting announced for Boston
.They have been asked to undertake is one of a series being held through.
iillcisv‘xrxgitrgreby the Department of Pub‘out the country, bringing together
Meanwhilecamplng ground, accessi- representativgs 0f the thousands of
bio by street cars, is in great demand. library trustees who are directing the
Kent gnarlufactuti'egrsttfitgngrfi; 3:25;: work Of Public and institutional libra-
ave 9911 p ce( ' ries and are thorou hlv f- mil' ‘ h
‘ t ore in Philadelphia’s hls- _ g . 4 ml mt
ltllan eter be llhe good which libraries are domg‘
ltorv.
'l‘h‘clc is an unprecedented anlountfonfcrencos in other sections of the.
' ‘ ‘ a» s . , . _l .
0f bmmm-g 9‘ Clu'dp-‘Wd-giv‘ and b n_ county; have alum great illlpelus tot
.galows within a radius ol ”0 miles mlthe 'B k~ f ‘ l" ‘ ‘ .
ll'hiladclphiu lo accommodalc the rush1 ”0 b 0! .\v>._\t.ml, '
, that is cxpccted wilt-n nlildlmt-lil, the slogan applipd by The Anrl
l
l
lof tenants
Association to the plan
promoting txlension lib ”alw- '
lfacil‘tl'cs- lo l'cacll lllv Thilllllllflllll pcr-
lllvlsons “ho (ill: now
morn. j
12‘
(ml canal boats -l.'-'i-it; along “ili‘Uul {1((1‘55 lo
f 'l‘ . l 1 [ ;frcc public lihrarim, ,1 -(- «"3“.
I. . ' :v , 'ln‘i .r‘s Til‘c -'Z '1'. o. . , , ,
“8 dw'llm'” and i... . (r 'QSlluliilf‘ of the l llllttl Stair»:
‘rem “Wm up ll-mporal} llolucs. l _ ‘ -
I 501 Education.
‘AIRIPLANE‘ cAuseo FOREST Fina;
vi.
‘4 ”J,
it)
li‘lr'vnil
Pointing out that m?“ prominent
. - . .. in business and public 1m. al'c.atlr‘b-
TRENTOX, .\ J.. April gl.—A , .» 1
- ~ . “mm: "1““? 0. ”l“ lll'csclll and social
lllll‘lllllil mail airplane which rccenll) 4, 1 . _, ',
A ‘ l' “hill enroulc lo dm nmu""'dl W‘ml‘mli‘ ‘0 littorance
V n r ~ h ' ‘ , . .
iml .lt.ll Inl in P- 1 ‘AlllE‘lH-an Library
“ashlnaton from llustlelon, 4.. am icials
rcsultcd Ill the death
|
.
l
As.~o<-ia'inn will»,
that cvvry state llt‘(’(l'4i
to srrcnztllcn the work of ils ‘
glic libraries. especially in rural and‘
industrial districts. in order to give?
new Americans opportunllv
catc thvmsclws ill A
-ol' ('illlt‘llslltp.
. , declare
m (me
which ‘ .
Lil-l- ‘
South Jersey woodlands. state Fire
in edit-
ol‘ more fires of similar
idcalv
origin and nlrlhods to combat them
lllc attention of
Al‘li'i‘Y'u ‘3
litlw :il't" nt‘t'ul‘ylng Ill [Il'tlnflilinm I)", (.-\o,,r__ . ,. .
lllt' fir.~ Walden. _ _ » ~ l um I». l'lll)»
, ___- Q”, .-._ .. I". lllll'ul'} illi(ililil*sv Up. A. 1L .\_, “.1“
« GIBSIN “CANNOT SEE." ”mil"l‘fl‘v with cxistillc stala- l‘hlal'\
' cmnlllssions and when MM“ “UH“;
n1
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(‘l.\'(‘l.\‘.\'\'l‘l U. Aplil flu-luv agencies. A ‘llnoks gm. 13...,1.\,W“..
‘ I“ f j a... i I, I
m ”MES , cum in em“. , was called by Charles F. D. Bold ,.
’ Governor Holcomb I,“ ”Pointed librarian of the Boston Public Library"
' to represent Who is Iervins as regional director
Connecticut at a. conference of New for the "Books for EVEWWY" 111070-
England library trustees to be held ment in the New England States.
' did for
eor a nac is since in king my second b0
; tic;
M It
-Egg, stove, nut coal. Harris a
illsiulllvul
EllillTH WllNllEll
OF THE Wfllllll
Mr.. Jack Turley, of 210.
Lamson Street, New Ha-
ven, Says CINOT Is Sure,
Quick and Speedy in Get-
ting Results
MR._ JAc‘K TURLEY,
——-\_..‘._~
l
l
l
woll-knowr
Mr. Turle}; w o is a;
young man. in New liavc
lots of t'rivnds who will vouc
say“:
“Boing a great sufferer from
trouble with lame back and
headaches for the past year,
13' appreciate what the ionic (‘l 07’
llli‘. for it has relieved
greatly and l have not suffered a p
SMART Gnomes
non ’
WOMEN
O
BUSINESS "EN
seasoned in experience have {out
asset, To young men on the thres-
hold of their career a
BANK ACCOUNT HERE.
with the rcsulthu! bent-fits, pmstig.
and mnvonlcncv is imyw-raiivc.
(tail and talk 11h»- l:=.aitor over with
us and int us tapinin new we can b.
of help to you.
PeOples’ TrustCo.
So. Norwall: Conn.
SPRING COATS
For the Girls
it also helps my bowels in goat
condllion. seems to spruce me up tad
lllalu- filing»: \"(H'lll “lulu. You mil)
llsv this as an I‘llllJl‘Sl‘lllcnl. with m).
pholouz'apll. it 11-11 may tlc<il'c.“
CINOT is sold at Pleistcd's Drug
Store, Washington street. Alsoat th-
“cstport “rug (‘0.. \Nestporl; Switz
(-r‘s Dru; Slot-o Southpol'l. and a
Harligrln‘s Plug; Store 8i Fulrficlr'
avenuo. Iirir‘gt port, and “'m. HJoncs'
ms 'lnle.‘ - ., . . .- .. . . . .
| . ill 5 7’ ___._.,_ ,..-..__ 3l:i“ Sli'lkt' “f 3]“. Jypngt'nphzul‘. .s' ‘al (_,[}l.\(l,\, Illgl‘irlgi‘l‘ 0: 'll ‘ v.11: 311‘- 11‘ iund 0f salinitonllfltlll l:- lll'ln“ 0b 1 - ‘ Q ’ ‘
l I‘ r - . - [of tho \ltlllll‘t”ll ll‘lll ‘St'll toflll'lsctl \“llion'll l P'I"lll‘ ('lllln s"'tl how.» is him ( 0“ ‘ tamlortl, ( onn. ”A‘lv'
apcrs wcrc Illl‘tl today In a -n-l > .. - .. . - - . . .,_ . .. . . -1“-
brought bv John (‘olr-man acaizls: mail."- Thu mun ill-cilia] a: :l nit-will: d-‘ll' ”ml ll" ”I‘ll‘lifln'l "4"". ill” “‘- .n H ‘ ' -.,_ " “"- ‘ ' '
iC‘hal'los 'mtl (‘mnill'l Goodrich lt-lxr- “‘51 "ll—’h' l” it‘ll ”l“ lllfllll‘fl“3ll"lll ‘ll‘ H1 tl‘;llll'o:"l';llcllcr (‘Jl‘rz‘ :‘llll I‘ii"h L 4
ages of 3H” arc asked 'l‘hl- case is ”l" “MN-r 1” "‘1‘“ llit‘lll h'“ k til ill? "1‘ “mil" ”ml lllllt-lilvl‘ l.m'ill|_‘._ H" 1 . second An 1 I . ‘
rcturnahlou to tho Icilv court of Var. lwilT—‘t‘ M‘ch ili cli‘ri'l |)< for» lllu‘ Milli”.- also will that as far as ho \\"l-: inn-l nua all.
walk ' 'but without discrimination aminsi cwruvd, lllo-rc was no fo~zlld.:li'-.l my SOUVI‘H N -
any ol' them. the rcport, l ORWALK LODG
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cooking efficiency to
of production and the thrills that it
offers. Juanita Hansen in the leading,
Tan comes prominently to the are in
this pic-ce, Charles Ray and Dorothy
Datum to stars of brilliance will be
S“L‘il in the feature attraction for today
t"it’lt‘ \VCukpr SP"_" ‘DI‘H‘ of these.
Players are known to he verv capable;
and the style of production which tlleyl
olit-r is up to their usual highg
sandard. l
REGENT TODAY
Miracle Man Here
‘(morge Loan Tucker's “The Miracle,
mall," conceded to be the biggest mo-Ii
tion picture attraction that has come,
to .\‘orwalk for a long time opens its!
three days engagement at the Regent,
Theatre this afternoon and will be pre-!
started again this evening at 7 and 9:
and on Thursday and Friday at £115,‘
7 and 9. Because of the length 0f thel
Dir-lure and the fact that it has been‘z,
a dollar and a half and a two dollar at.3
fraction elsewhere, there will be no
Vaudeville for the last three days of l
this week. Considerable has alreadyl
been said of this production and with;
the initial pre ion at hand it is;
, nessary to say but very little mere.
'~ e Loan Tucker’s story .is too
nown to needmuch comment.
- M. Coham‘ibecelebratedactor
4H
“Makes
Cooking Easy"
Saves One Half Your Time In Cooking
The Gold Medal Glenwood doubles cooking capacity, and promotes
the highest-degree.
There are two separate over.s—-one for coal and one fobgas. Both
ovens may be used at 93 time—or either may be used singly.
tion to the two baking ovens, there is. a gas broiler oven. There is room l
on the coal and gas sections, at the top, for N [N E large utensils.
While bread is being baked in the coal oven, pastry may be baked in
in the broiling
op.
The Gold Medal Glenwood is efficient every. day in' the year.
Winter, the coal‘ section not only looks after the cooking, but it helps
warm the kitchen. ‘In the Summer, the gas section takes care of the
cooking and keeps theTiitEhen cool._’
' 3‘» I the gas oven, meat may be broiled
vegetables may be cooked on the
; Where did you ever hear of greater capacity?
Call and See Them and you will understand at
once why 8 Glenwood Range “Makes Cooking Easy”
“‘7 ’’’’ V No.
L. 0..
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nvnnv
N I T
MEN’S HALL,
‘ April 26—May 3 Inclusive
529 .
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DOOR PRIZES
EVERY
NIGHT
SO. NORWALK
1 5 Cents
Be‘ween
rwalk and
Sc l'v i cc
an.
«.\0
Nil?
50 .ltll Norwalk -— 122 Water
1A-”-
10 large trucks at your service for all kinds of transpor
ta? on: padded vans for furniture work.
flew York C‘tv-—-17~l Seventh Avenue. Phone F arragut 7347
New Haven, Conn—266 State Street. Phone 427 Colony.
Admission -
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lie: hi..ill l eld Pl’iOtOl‘i
'l i? .~\.1‘» 3 i "fhi R TATION C O.
b»...
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Philadelphia
Street. Phone 253;.
Ina'ddi:
We have the exclusive sale
fruit knives, bread knives, etc.
oven, and cereals and ,
'
In' the
WINCHESTER KITCHEN KNIVES
ives~bnteher knives, paring knives, slicers, cooks' knives,
They are made by the same
which formcre than fifty years has been world famous for
Firearms. You will like them because they are made so well
and stay sharp so long Com: in soon and see them.
' Albert D. Morgan
The W’INCHESTER Store
n
of these new and superior
WINCHESTER factory
V
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‘h’iasfins’
Suinplles I L
The Norwalk Coal & Supply Co.
108 Water St" South Nonnlk.”
Coal and, Wood I
M. the mymjd on:
It.
~ nit/tram us
. ..,_.7..y._g.;glls. am a»
mosh)
Lengths 1
Children’sStore
" 7 Washington St...
South Norwalk
Tel. 234.
Thrifty People Shop at the
MILL OUTLET STORE,
124 Washington St.
.___
I .
There Is a Reasontl’or
That
, _
NEAR HARBOR VIEW
‘ 5‘0. 12 Yost St.
: Saunders Grocer)"
Coal CompanY
FirstsClacs Goods at Far Prices.
and
lull. l-v - lil‘ului i':‘4- sh every
morning. National Biscuit (‘0.‘8
Fancy Crackers. not it: mid Eggs
lintll om .wn yard. \vgitallles in
season from our own gal-lien. Char-
coal1 Kerosene, etc. .
Goods Delivered Free.
MAURICE B. SAUNDERS.
Manager
WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL
CIGARS, CIGARETTE-S,
PIPES and TOBACCO
TARLOV BROS.
Up-to-Dm Cigar Store
Mahackemo Block, 80. Nor-walk»
1'01. 1581
__‘
RS. "LYON
JOB PRINTING ~
South Norwalk
Means Much to You. ,
We have the Hot Water Bottle of“
art.
guilty. wan our person! me »
mu. behind. it. to promise you
a...“ m, but vol-imam“.
newt nodal and highest claps. It;
men-I much to you, vim m,-
ebaeeouhke. And aseodfiet "
Water Bottle In one thing at). hog.
should ever be without.
H.‘ A. MEAD «3°
junking relations with us a 110an _. "
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