Theatre
Five Piece Orchestra Plays Every
Performance '
SPECIAL FIVE-PIECE ORCHES-
. *RA FOR ALL PERFORMANCES.
Last Tim Today
2:15. 7 and 9.
:. mg. Loane Tucker's Master
l‘roduction of the Screen,
“The Miracle 'Man”
V‘dATiNEE ...... T ...... 25 can‘rs
EVENlNG .. .......... 30 CENTS
' Saturday ‘3
Paramount Presents
Dorothy Dalton
-——in_
“The Vampire”
—-and——_-
Tempest Cody
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T d v - ’
" ason
'x3ic' ~411—
i‘ ' “Molly and I"
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RUTH ROLAND SERIAL.
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- Splendld ‘Fivo Act Program is
The Show With the Punch
TODAY AT 2:15, 7 AND 9.
ONE OF THE BIGGEST VAUDE-
VILLE AND PICTURE
PROGRAMS. Etc.
Thursday. Friday. Satur-
day
Leddy and Leddv
wand <
p-..—
in nonsensical nonsence
{ruin Keith‘s Colonial.
Alfreda Wynn
Singing (‘omedienne
McGreevey and Doyle
._an_
“Motoring Under Difficul-
ties”
Shriner and Miller
Humorous Vocalists
“The Broadway Follies"
A spectacle of wit, humor. songs.
pretty girls, music and costumes.
.——and
William Farnum
in the Master l‘icture Production
; “The ‘Spoilers” o
’ Saturday
direct
BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT
"THE SPOILERS" will be present-
ed for the Children at the
Matinee. Only.
‘ Evening
. Frank Mayo
“The Brute Breaker"
VAUDEVILLE All Three Shows.
Sunday
Will Rogers
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Comina'! C 2 !Comnigl
Wednesday. , ursday and
, . Frlday
April 28. 29 and 30 _
The Greatest Picture of All Tll’l'lP.
Mary Pickford
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The celebrated Ruth Chattcrton
Success,
“Daddy Loni.r Lees”
.HOYT’S
est Produce‘Pictures
ins
fl‘he Distingi Screen Star
Pauline Frederick
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L “The Peace 0? Roaring
River
Saturday
Matinee and Night
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the Palace vaudeville bill for the week.
end and the big audiences that saw
the show yesterday place their unqual-
med stamp of. approval on it without
a monment's hesitation.
of}. 5..
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Offend.
There to pop and. snap apleuu'~ ate
REGENT TODAY
Last Showing of "The Miracle? Man"
"The Miracle Man," which has been
showmg at the Regent for the past
two days will have its finale with this'
evening’s presentations and tonight's
shows will be the last opportunity for
Norwalkers to enjoy this extravagant
film production.
of attendance have been broken by
this attraction and yesterday
time for the three shows. There have
been more favorable comments per-
haps on “The Miracle Man" than
have greeted any screen play thus
far offered to the local public. To-
eduy‘s presentations of this masterpiece
promises to draw the biggest audienc-
es of the year.
We."
SATURDAY
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“The Vampire"
Cody Picture
The house records ‘
'5
, ”in vifldi Em}
USE!
""HOMEL;‘E‘S
Constipation ,
Golds, Biliousness, driven
out with "Cascamts"
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Headache,
.g........o.o«o-e-¢-v0>0-O~
V“ v
i pat ion.
Never have cold
nasty harsh Pill
v—vv 'IO-‘Ou.
. Drive away those persistent en'emies
=of happiness—biliousness. and consti-
Don't stay headachy, sick. ’
,tongue coated. sallow and miserable!
indigestion. upset
stomach, or that misery-making gas.
Feel splendid always by taking Cascar-
ets never gripe, sicken or inconveni-
ence you like Calomel.
the}
standing room only sign worked over-'and work while you sleep.
S,
s.'l‘
Public
Salts, Oil or
hey cost so little
PALACE SATURDAY
"The Spoilers" For Children At Mat.
inee “The Brute Breaker" in
The Evening
Mrs. Sarah Brooks, of 25
bott Avenue, Watérbury,
Says She Could Not Keep
Quiet About How Good
CINOT Is and Tells the
Ab-
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;of “’illiam anums feature
{Spoilers' yesterday, the Palace man-
;ageluent has been able to make ar-
irangelnents to hold the feature over
land it will be played as the picture at-
With New Tempest traction at the matinee Saturday only.
.In the evening Frank Mayo will be
It Is not so long ago that Dorothy starred in "The Brute Breaker" a par-
Dalton was seen about the streets of ticularly fine picture attraction.
Because of the delay in the arrival
“The
The
Norwalk in her little raceabout while two pictures will he offered with the";
ishe spent several days at the Clifford fine vaudevillo bill that is playing fort
Hotel in South Norwalk during
traction in which she starred. Miss
Dalton has already won many
in New York and there is every assur-
traction a: the Regent,
make still further friends.
MRS., SARAH BROOKS.
Mrs. Broo‘ks says: "Every time l‘
hear anyone talking about how bad;
they feel, I just butt right in and tell
them what CINOT did for me and my
husband—I just cannot help it. Three
Nor- .
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f LIQUOR DEALER JAILED.
‘is declared to be one of her best efforts. ' Mel‘iden, it is
,Tcmpest (‘miy will be presented in aideaill of Mrs.
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Lombardi Ltd—Coming.
The Palace management today an-
nounced that arrangements had been
(~OIQleted to play the original New
York cast with Frank Corina and
Grace Valentine in “Lombardi Ltd" at
the Palace Theatre on Tuesday even-
ing. May 3. The show has made an
exceptional run and the cast leaves
during the week of its engagement
here for London to play among season.
The same stars who have made the
Show a hit in New York will be m
South Norwalk without an exception-
Th“ picture recently played here by
Bert Lyteil was a big success. Tickets
will be on sale April 28th.
t Living Costs with a‘ back-yard
new play “Plays Detective."
THE
M
Show
Re
from
a,
Q L " wit
mint flavor, cream cc
equal ”in quality
price.
£775: Jafi
_.AM a
150,000 Pounds Of
Chocolate Covered
PEPPERMINT
PATTIES
To be placed on sale
in all Liggett stores
fl ’ #7
”5.x - ax fly at ti
TWK4C price.
, “Homemaid”
era a
coating of rich. pure choc
to» tho
specialty shops at a great
We usually fee ‘ at 69¢
per pound.
ital blindness
appeal will be t
ceivcd fresh
our factories.
Iis reduced
intPatties
heir of '
sold in
1 higher
the the balance of the week.
{filming of some parts of a picture at-,
fit
alts-n.
II
in
8°” Frida d
v an
3'3?” Saturday only
During the tho i:
' 2 _
FINE OPEKO TEA
Opcko is an exclusive
Liggett brand. signi-
fying unusual excel-
lenoeinquality. Care-
fully selected by
experts. Maybehad
the four most pop-
‘ liar brands—Ceylon.
Oolong. Mixed and
Black andGrecn. [a
half pOund scaled
Zfor 56oQ
‘OTHER WEEK END
FOOD SPECIALS
Breakfast Coffee In one pound double parch- :3
went lined bags.
Breakfast Cocoa
WEEK-
Every day price 55c- Ib. ENDS
Half pound tin WEEK- H-lflb.
Every day price 39c. Enos 2 n... 409
Peanut Butter
10-02. jar WEEK. to“:
Every day price 45o. lENDS 2 Jan .466
Chocolate Pudding wean
Every day price. 16c. unos‘ 2 for 20¢
Mayonnaise Dressing
ix-
Every day price 38;. {Spa 2 for 396
WRITING PAPER
for the T
One
writing
velopes
every
fertile
homoglncreuod
of the exclusive
specialties in our Station-
ery Department. A tablet
containing 50 sheets of
paper with 24 en-
to match. Made
of excellent [idea finish
flock and all enclosed in
sea-inoculate port-
folio. Agentcouvenienoo
traveler and voca-
on the dollar.
are right from the
Gillette factory.
Standard outfit
with triple silver
plated holder.
Please do not con-
fuse thisofi'crwith
recent sales of
* razors made
pccially {or the
Army and Navy. which are nickel p
. Gillette Blades
for human con-
mero milk :
caused
Q
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3.022%
Dray Stages .
70 Washington St., So. Norwalk
Z-Ddy Sale
and this sort of
THE
of the standard $5.00
Friday
and Saturday
These razors
cs.
la red.
Here is an opportunity to save 21 cents
If you give a thought to
economy, you will put in a supply at this
reduced pi'ice. Always sold in on: stores at
$1.00 per dozen.
Fride and
Saturday Only
79c Dozen
GIVE A THOUGHT
/
2 for 82¢
RAVELER _
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TO YOUR TEETH
Denth authorities advise us
to dis-
card oil fancy theories about tooth
preparation;
I
is the result of expression: from some
of the leading dentists in the country.
A snow~white cream which will posi-
tively clean the teeth thoroughly and
leave a most refreshing, cool-
ingtasteinthe mouth
Cut Prices
25c '
ON OTHER TOILET NEEDS
GILLETTE, ;,
SAFETY RAZOR
$3.79
lyears ago i was taken With a. bad
gspeil. with my stomach and bowels,
_ :from eating some fish that was a little;
va HAVEN, April 23.——Frank An- 9:: "
(walkers who saw her in “Aphroditi'” nicelli, who was found guilty of del‘lv-lout Of date, I gur‘s' and, after layln
,ering liquor not
once that in her new role in “The Vam- sumption. was fined $230 and given six'
i'pire” which will be the Saturday ats'months in jail. today. This liquor was
' that. she wirl the so-called brandy which contained
This play wood alcohoL and which when sold in.
alleged.
Maria “'illizims and m-
of Martin (‘atron
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at death‘- door for tell days. i finally Yale
partially recovered. but it left me tin
bad shape. and i could eat but very) '
.i‘ew things without terrible distress} :
and, for days at a time, subsisted on.
my bowels seemed. para-
‘h"!lyzcd and would not act unless I usedl
,SIringent measures.
Allllhing kept ug until December of last
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did—uni [it 1775" i' ‘ I Y
base pad dumplings, loo pie, and it
never bothered me, so you can see 1*
am on. a. full diet and am perfectly'
WED. My husband used CINOT for a:
tonic, after "flu,” and
health and strength in a. little over a
week". ' ‘
CINOT is cold at Ploltted'e Drug
Store, Washington street. Also at the?
wHilbert Drug Co., VVestport; Switz-i-
er’s Drug Store, Southport, and at
Hartigan's Drug Store, 81 "Fairfield‘
avenue, Bridgeport, and Wm. H. Jones'.
Drug (‘0., Stamford, Conn—Adv. i
DARKNESS HALTS OVERTIME
BATTLE. ‘
NEW' HAVEN, April 23.—~Yale and
the New Haven team. of the Eastern
Magus, battled to a fiftee’n-inning 1 to
1 tie, yesterday afternoon, in one of
the best played games seen here in‘
years. The teams were in brilliant
fielding form'and the pitching cube“:
collegians and professionals was fir
above the average. ' ‘
New Haven put over a run. in the
eleventh inning when Wilson, who had
singled. scored on Bender's double.
The Elis came right back and tied the
score through brilliant base running“,
of Diamond The player. singled and5
was almost dow to the second bag"
when Fredericks, batting for Selleckf,
lined a long single to right. 2
Diamond leached home on the hit:
Four more innings were played With'i
out a score and in the dusk. Umpire
Johnston called the game. The plum-r
ing of ”Chief“ Bender featured. Last
Monday Yale beat the professionals, 6
to 5. Score by innings:
EH.
0 QM mm 010 000—1 5
000 000 ('10 000—1 6
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N. Haven. 1
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LONDON, April J3.—-"J’efl” 8mm.
ned - his the Bayonne, N. J., middleweight, hot i
" Bloc
in tlfe second round of whn' was to
night knocked ’out "Bands
have been a twenty-round bout.
Thousands of
easy—they worry no more.
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“JEFF” SMITH STOPB Riel-{pl
FOUR PER CENT.
prosperous
folks have savings mounts,
and yet know that money out
in more than 4 percent. Why
do they five at 4 per cent?
Because they realize the ad-
L Open Mond.y Evenings 7 to 8
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urplus
nd undivided Deposits
' Profits
April 1§. 1901 $ 5 s 0. s 4.542.02
April 1.2. 1905 50. 21.10559 . 665272.30
April 19.1919 so. 50238.69 1.200.561.50
April 1-3. 191:) 90.090 75230.13 1.810.890.75
April 1-3. 1920 209.000 167.143.18 32.52.325.60
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SMART cm'rnss
IUSINESS 'MEN
seasoned in experience have M“ ’1’
Banking relations with us a
asset. To young men on
hold of their career a.
BANK ACCOUNT HERE. _
with the resulting benefits. melt“
and convenience is imperative.
Call and talk the matter over wltI
us and let (us explain how we can I.
or help to you.
till?”
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Peoples’ Trust Co.
So. Norwalk Conn.
SPRING COATS
For the Girls
In Three-Quarter and Full
Lengths
TheChildren’sStdre
37 Washington St... ,
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DANCING
EVERY
GHT
RED MEN’S HALL,
O. M.
80. N ORWALK
l 8011“] Norwalk TI'UStCO. ’ Soutll‘llNgaiwalk
Second Annual Fair ' SUIT SEOUL -
SOUTH NORWALK LODGE Rm... :35"... .47...
NO. 529 Natural. Men‘s Wear
Serges. .Silvertones .and
Tricoiines.
GOLDEN’S
68 Washington Street
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SPQRTATION (:0.
Daily Service Between New Haven. 'Bridlreoort.
Norwalk and Philadelphia
10 large trucks at your service for all kinds of transpor-
tation; padded vans for furniture work.
$1.00 LlStCrAn-C. 14 02- o o c o e .73
.50 Java Face Powder . . . . . .3 i _ .
.75 ,3 La Bled): Face P del- 53 § _South Norwalk, 122 Water Street Phone 294.
g .25 Lyon’s Tooth Powder . . . 39 ' New York City—.174 Seventh Avenue. Phone PM 7347.
.50D&RColdOream.4oz.-';’.- 9 ,
:25 woodbm.s Facial so“, ; : ", . Jo ; new haven, Com—266 State Street. P‘lmne, 427 Colony.
.SOPepeodcntToothPuto-p e .39 . ‘
.30 Kolynoe 'lboth Paste. 0;. o .21 l '
.2501ticuraSoap..pro‘oo.20 . ' .
“f“ Masons’ Supplies
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hbofiba'y, toofi'rdaeNevel-bnd‘
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NEAR HARBOR VIEW
No. 12 Yost 8t.
Saunders Grocery
Coal Company -
Firetcmu Goods ac Fatr Prices.
and
. April 26“l~lay 3 IllClUSlVC . Riln’ilv} Bread fresh. Muir)!
. . - ' mm: , its; .22.:
dmlssmn - 1 5 Cents 4:21;"...2I‘:::;f;:”.:.‘...’.‘new...n. m
. m from our own garden. Char-
T - A- _ . . e_ gm “axingefilzred Free.
mentor: a. SAUNDERS.
JUST RECEIVED . Mr
ril Allotment of “Miller" Portable Electric Table Lamps
Antique Bronze $14.00
.0 r special contract with Miller a Go. makes possible ' WHOLESALE
this exceptionally low price. and
, . RETAIL
F. M. Cullen 8 Electric Shop owns- “GMT“.
... , PIPES and TOBACCO
Wall Street Norwalk T ARLOV BROS.
'Phone 558. IMMB ppm-Date Cigar Store
W Black. 80. Norwalk
Tel. 1581
in:
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
Means Much to You
We have the Hot Water Battle at
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mm. beet workmmhb.
new.“ node! and highest class. it.
nee-I much to you.
manta. Andagoodliot
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promise ,you
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