it
"Molly Ana}!-
Matinee . . . . 25c
.nsEEEEEThe Season’s GreateSt Defiahli
” Mary Pickfoird
in the First of Her Very OWn Photoolay Successes
“Daddy Long Legs”
f if. From Jean Webster’s Famous Story and Play,
THREE DAYS ONLY
." WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY:
APRIL 28. 29. 30 .-
At 2:15. 7 and 9 ’
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Palace Theatre
PRICES
Evening . . ..—.—.. .
a iii!
‘ ’V
30c
Theatre
Five Piece Orchestra Plays Every
Performance
Todav
2:15. 7 and 9
T'nlnimuuu Presents
Dorothv Dalton
Th.- l'.-l4~lu‘;:tmi Star of Many
St'l‘Cl'll and Stage Successes in
“The Vampire”
Tempest Cody
“PLAYS DETECTIVE"
Other Attractions
Full Orchestra Accompaniment
Admission All Shows 20c
“5 w ' Sundav
Samuel Goldwyn l’resI-nls
Shirleyr Mason
In a Masts-Hy Comedy Fcallll'v
“Mollv and I”
Fifth Episode of Ruth Roland's
“Adventures of Ruth" '
cher Specials
Monday
' Basil King’s
“Th Street Called
traight”
a Sunday evening at-
‘ r services by the Oak
Chris an Church. or Dallas,
g ‘1
:§ :15! l
.3 l -
lblt‘ Photo-dramatic
Specialty
Sunshine Comedy.
The Show Wth the Punch
Today
K, At 2:15. 7 and 9
9 Best Vaudeville Program of
Frank Mayo
“The Brute Breaker”
iii Sunday '
Goldwyn Presents
Will Rogers
Distinguished Star of Many Suc.
ceases in an Exhllirating Comedy
“The Strange Boarder”
Special Comedy. Para Magazine.
Palace Harmonists
Monday
Albert E. Smith, Vitagraph, Directs
Alice Joyce
__in.__.
The Famous Ipury Lane
Melodrama
“The Snorting Duchess”
“Maids and Muslins”
“Holmes Travelogue"
HOYT’S
Best Produced Pictures
. This Evening
Tl? Matinee and Night
- Blanche Sweet
9—in——
.9
of the popular fuvmites among the
screen lovers of this city will be seen
at the Recent Theatre Sunday evening
in her new picture production from
the Goldwyn studios “Molly And l.“
A new episode of the Ruth Roland
serial "The Adventures of ltutll." and
a news pictorial with the Regent music
will complete the program.
-.‘
l , PAL ACE TODAY
Frank Mayo In “The Brute Breaker
Five Act Vaudeville Program
Sarah F. Lyon
Mrs. Sarah F. Lyon widow of the
late James 8. Lyon died last evening
at her home, aged 72 m. Funeral
services from late residence 46 Knight
street, Tuesday. April 27th at.2:30 p.
m. Interment Norwalk Cemetery.
She leaves two daughters Mrs. Ralph
Verlln and Mrs. E. W. lHarp of Florida.
STRIKE LEADERS '
APPEAL TO NEW
JERSEY MAYORS
(Continued from Page One).
Our hobby hit and it’s a fit
hobby. for a clothier.
We fit your pmonalitvaith
the right pattern as well as
your figure with the right
Rhone . 1953
“l
o.
it e 24:: revisit"? at
—-~INSURANCE— '
74- Washington Street
‘
cut and your purse with the -
right price. -
In our special line: at $40 to
$60 you'll probably find just
the ideal suit. -
ought not be any resort to laws enact-
ed to meet war-time emergencies.
There should now be upon the statute
books laws designed for peace-time
conditions under which the Govern-
ment would have full power to protect
the public 'welfare from the attacks of
a few who are bent upou promoting
their 0Wn interests or gratifying their
anger by destroying interstate com-
“Glad to meet you."
merce regardless of consequences.
“Another effort should be made to
Rogersé'a‘Stevens
are: ‘1‘:°§£.‘3.“:‘J§Fy‘i&3$.i Norwalk So. Eomalk
as the Anti-Strike Clause of the Cum- .3
WEATHER FOR NEXT WEEK
A
’
mos—Spanish Serenade, Kreisler
64520~-Tamboum. Powell
“SST—Country Dance. Elman
64542—Song'wnhout \Vords, Kreisler
SUSS—Chorus of Dervishea, Heifetz
64833—Caprice, Heifetz —
64736—Cant Negro, Zimbaliat
We will gladly play these or any other record: you wish
.. will!“
" to hear.
, THE H‘AMILTON SHOP
lcQ.‘ ‘
refill! irflfl" 3‘! ‘5‘.”
49 WALL sum. ~
fdd: New Violin Record to Your Victor Collection.”
mins bill.” . .
YVASHINGTON. April 24.—“-'eather~
predictions for the week beginning
Mondav are:
North and Middle Atlantic States—-
unsettled and showers first half; later
half fair: cool.
MOOSE FAIR WILL OPEN MONDAY
NIGHT IN RED MEN’S HALL.
The second Annual Fair given by
' ———-O
the South Xonvalk Lodge, No. 5:10 Lov-
al Older of Moose will open Monday
night Apr 2:), and continue until Mon.
(lav evenin': May :1 in New Red Men's;
”all So. Nm'wulk‘.
‘Weather Forecast
For Nor-walk and vicinity. Pair \tr
nicht and Sunday: (‘Older'tnni'rlll wnh
This. event will exceed all other fairs frost; «ti-om: northwest winds. dimin-
given by the lodge and is in no nay ishing tonichl. The-stomp which pass-
connected with any travelling (‘arniv- ed over this section ycslprdav minn-
;al 01' 'r‘alr Companv. Many weeks ago incr is now central lovcrv Voya Srnlm,
[the lodge voted to hold this fair for the It caused local rains in the eastern
benefit of thr- MOOSE HOME and the portion of thc Lake region and New
procmxds will he used to apply on the England. Another wcstcz-n diszurhancc
debt of the home. A good live commlt_ is centml this mornlnz oyer .\'cv.’ Mex.
too was appointed at that time and has ico. Snow was reported this mot-ulna
continually been at work and in charge from Denver. (Vila. and Greenvlllc.
,ot the arrangements and have dom— Maine. The tenlperaturc continues low
everything to make the event a bi; in [ht northern sections.
success. ‘ ~~
Many bcautiful and attractive booths
. John D Fl vnn.
BOSTON. April 24.
a
will be erected which will contain var-
flous attractions too numerous to men-
Frank Mayo is a star of no little
general chairman of the brotherhooi‘i -
on the llostoo and Maint- Railroad, rc-
brilliance and in his newest .pictun'
attraction “The Brute Breaker" which
will be. offered at the Palace Theatre
tonicht with five acts of vaudm’ilic.
le vaudeville show ilsclf has won
VC‘I‘V much favor, each one of the five
acts being declared excellent bv the
large nudit-nccs that have sot-n tin-m.
‘SUNDAY
Will Rogers in “The Strange Boarder"
“'ill Rogers who produced with
great SHOPPER “.lubllo" and later “War
or. “inter Evtzywiwro" is to ht' m-cn
at the l’nlncc Sunday evening in a
Goldwyn feature special “The Strung:-
Boarder."
“DADDY LONG LEGS"
Mary Pickford Sp'ecial ls Declared The
. Greatest Delight of the Season.
‘ The simple announcement that
Mary Pickford in licr own vcrv first
pholoolay attraction. Jean “'ohsti-r‘s
“lhtddy Loner Logs" moans tum-ii to
tho theatre. goers of Norwalk. -'l‘hi-rc
will bc nine sluowinL's of the» picture.
in this (-it\' at tho Palace Theatre at
2113'). 7 and El nu \\'edm-sdav. Thursday
and Friday of next \"T‘l‘k' the lust two
days without vaudeville. Thu l'iullis
to tho play orst $40,000 :iloui- and the
tumed from Washington and rcportcdl
that hearines would b4“ commenced cu.
Monday. Approximately 23,000 work~'
era are Hmcvrncd. Tin-v dvmanu
int rl'flr‘4’ of 2'!- cents an hour {H‘l'n‘lv-
they Hunt to striki- on May l lil‘llr-s~’
'tion. The fancy and cake booths will
the in charge of the “'omcn of Moose-
hcart Legion. and many beautiful and
useful prizes have Gwen (innate d bv the
merchants and menrlwrs of thr- order
4
Phone 1959.
Railroad Avenue, South Norwallg'
Are your brakes in A1 condition?
,Do your wheels line up 0.“ X. that you may get the full
mileage on your tires?
Are the bearing: in your motor in
.‘low is a good time to go over the car and have it put a:
madman. You will want it just the da.
neglected to have your work done.
I have some tires at the old price.
good condition?
AUSTIN’S GARAGE
w. R. AUSTIN, Prop.
y you find you hove.-
IUSINESB MEN
Bulking relations with us a necm
“not. To young men on the all“.
hold of their career a
BANK ‘ACCOUNT HERE.
with the resulting benefits. mount
and convenience is imperative. ‘
Call and talk the matter over with
n! help to you.
PeOples’ TrustCo.
So. Nor-wall; coon.
‘ L
named in experience have M
In and let us o-xplain how we can h. _
I SPRING COATS
and are now on display in the windows
' . , , .. I. . . . ‘. ‘ .1 .
of tltc A. .l. (‘olling (7:). .\ Special fozi- ll ‘ lli. luncmi nts of‘ the allrnads‘
’ture will ho thr- zixini: nuaj: l‘\('l'\' grant-«l t‘lc:r dmnnnds~ .n tomorrow.
nislit as door prize: sucm and flour - —
,lo lllt’ llll‘kl' ‘.\‘innvr;z. “illicit”! will n! [F KIDNEYS ACT
'5?) be a feature r-ro-ry night with Svo-"H
Orr-lwsva furnishing the music Tues-l
dav nicht “'lll lw known :is llridc'filmm Says Bachache is a 'sign you have.
Night at which time the mouth-us olv been eating too much
l'lridceport linluc and th- ladies that}; meat. l
tcr will aloud in :t body. \\.t‘(ln"ell‘l-‘l
evening “'1” bt- set aside as i‘.l.l~'.'a
Night. when it is ovum-toil llanhtu’v;
Lodge N0. 705 ll. l". 0. E will {ll'i-ii!‘ mi
:1 body. Friday night will I‘w Damian-7‘
Nighl. when tis expel-toil liar-hurt":
Lodz.- and ill.“ Indie. (‘hziy-tt-i- will lm‘
here onc hundred salt-on: Stamfordi
and (lrccnwich lodues have :wt-cpvnd:
nn invitalimi lo altcnd and will come:
jointly on Saturday eveninu \ which
night will bc known as Stamford and.
liv'i-«uuirh :i‘: ‘ll. 'l'l‘n Munro;- hour“
will bu ooun tho i-titlvc \v.-ck to ‘ho- ‘ l~' _
itinL' metnl‘ets and tin-iv~ fz‘ivn'h and :t
BAD TAKE SALTS.
..._..-.-_.
~- ...___.__...-.__~.'
ouaurr man/[5r ~97“; 7L owe-5r
——-_.._.
special commiltec will lie in chrlrgc to \Vltt-u \01: only» up “-1”. backache;
and dull "list-xx ll‘ the Ridnvy reuion,
it generally means you lune l..- -n i~;it»‘
. .
mg too much meal. says a well-known.‘
receive them and look after their in»
ten-at). All members of the fair rum
inittcc and evtry brother of the lodge
authority. Meat forms uru' :icid “llll‘li
whole production cost nnarlv a half are rmmtpd to he on hand at Moose ‘ . .
million of (it’lllll‘S. Mary Pickford is Home Sunday morning at nine “1.19..“ (ll’l'l’“’l)l‘K\ thi- kidm‘yr In their H'l'or?
supported by Marshall A. .\'cil:lu .\inll to assist in the creation and decoration lo fillt‘l' it from the blow: and liif“. bi;
'lon Hamilton. Miss Percy llnswcll and of booths and for the pnrpOSc of mnlz- "Wm- rr‘“: oi rurulxro ll :tn-l~ loft:
other stars. The plax- will be rs-mcur mg final ul'lzlngoznenls. A liku rc. “'ht-n vour kidney gm almuw mm
bered as the noted static succctis of quest i\‘ also made to the hulls-s (-ont- (‘10:: um lllllFl win-w tlu-n-i m..- _\-..g;
Ruth ‘(Thaltm-ton and the li-izitimntc at. ".mp0 frnm llu- Logion m lllt‘i'l tlw While you low-L; n-mv-m-x up. n..-
tl'action scum-(l trt-uH-HdOllslv in Nol- [aircon‘n‘it‘pv m Rl‘ll Men's Hull Sun h’.)ll_\ s ul'lllt'ulr “new. “1.... you hay"
walk. in sucrccdiun announcements dm “1.41.00“ :n llll“ .. u‘.lucl: hzu'kat-lw. ‘lrli lwndm-lw. lll'l7.y spells:
vcrv many things of interest will be; Vnnl‘ Qlulllu"li :zoul-. tonuun- is ('oalrd.
told about “Daddy Lone Lacs." the big
Puluce attraction for lhret- (luvs of next
week.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
'“m Trout) RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
Efi'ective April 25th, 1920.
, ___—..__.__.
Dorothy Dalton Stars in “The Vain.
pire"——Tempest Cody Plays
5
. i
Detective l
and who" lll» w-mllwr is hall vuu have
rheumatic twinge»: ’l‘hn lll'lllo- is
. 1.. nl ,‘ul? of within nip . ‘lil‘llll is often
not sore. \vuter stalds and you are
nhlitr‘d to «wk relief twu or throw tint ,
cs duritt': the night. ‘
lfitm-r con-.ull u aood. rviialili- Nix.
l('l.’II| :ll Ulll'r m L'"l from vmir phavtnu.’
The Re ent returns for this wcclt . ‘
onlvtoafiictures onlv program for (EaStem Standard Tune, One t‘lst about tour mmros ut' .lml Sal's-.-
Saturday, but the management has; Hour Earlier Than Daylight
been able to make a very atlrnr-tivrg Saving Time),
program arrangement and the sclec- SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
tion is certain to please everyone- of; Daily.
the patrons. Dorothy Dalton who ha-‘ in, .12;13x, 4:4“.
5:0‘. 5:37,
A.
Starred in unmv since and screen suc- 6:17. 02542:. 7;;gx_ 7:1gx_ gig-3L ratio.
t-esscs and whow latest triumph was 9333, 1093“. 11:01_ 11:5: (Sta-m-
in “Avail-ratio" will be seen in “The (rod only).
Vampire" today. Sho is supported b\' P. M.—~12:llx. 217x. 22:11“.
i :le,
a vet-v ntlvle cast and the direction of 4:27x. 4:52, 5:11x. 5:23x. 3:50. G‘HZX.
this photoplny is unusual. Tempest. 6:
Cody appears today in a thrillinrr nn'l.
invigoratingr western romance entitled .
f‘Plavs Detective." The role of 'l‘emli- 9:
est Cody is now played by Marie \\';tl~§
Sunday.
A. nix-121$. 448:. 7:59,
331:, 11:01.
P. M.-»-rl2:llx. 1:46v.
$219K.
B'Hx.
l ' . . . o r . r - 1.0"
ithc local theanegtu-rs and in hot new 9.00X. 9.40. 1 .....
lventure today she will he found more NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
57x, 9:05x. ‘ 1
3:3le
'camp who has become a favorite wltlai 4:52. 5:2:1x. 5:57x. 6.0:, 6:51“, mum;
take a tulrl ‘Slltllllful in n Iilris‘s of war
0r brfnre broakfust for ~~ l't-w davs and
your kidney-J will tin-n art fine. This
iiuuous salts is made from tlw acid of
crapcs and lemon juicu. combined uith’
ll‘llld and h!"" used for gcnnrw
Home to clean and stimulate slucgish
kidncvs also to neutralim- acids in the
urine so it no ionzer irrimtcs thus end-L
inc bladder utoknew. ‘
l .
lzl“
meat. caters. it is inexpensive; cannot
injure, and makes a delightful. effer-
vescent lithia-wntor drink.
ARE YOU REYES FALLING
YOU?‘? ?
:
Jad Salts i> :1 “to savor for regular;
A
Corsetiere and
56 So. Main St.
Mme. Jeannette
Says:
For the Girls
In “tree-Quarter and Full
Lengths
Tthhildren’sStore
37 Washington St..
South Norwalk
Tel. 234.
. -.._:5
First Reduction of the
Season On
COATS. SUITS. DRESS-
ES. SKIRTS
Saving of 10 to 15 per cent.
GOLDEN’S
NEAR HARBOR VIEW
No. 12 Yost St.
and
Saunders (1er
Coal Company
‘ T0 ATTAIN
.When One Wears the
PROPER CORSET
Let Us Prove It to You. A
Corsets Fitted Free
Fittings by Appointment.
MME. JEANNETTE
So. Norwalk’s Loading
Youthful Figure rimclau Goo“ fl PM; page?!
Rundle's 31““ “.1" . 9' .
Is Not Hard mm_ National ENC-alt 00.!
finer Crackers. Home—laid E888
m'our own yard. Vecelableu in
2mm from our own g‘arden. cm-
ooal. Kerosene, etc.
Goods Delivered Free.
minor 3. savanna
W
\
WHOLESALE
and
mun.
mm 010mm,
urns and rouoco
TARLOV BROS. 1 V ‘ ._
0mm Gigi! 3”" - 5
n
Glover
'So. Norwalk
leasing than over. There. ‘will be, Daily. . .. . ' ‘ ' _ .
Ether attractions todav and the usunh A. M.—-Il:00. 4_:?.0. 5_:.’.4. .1200). Thamer 5 glasses Will give you
first class Regent music will give a 7:53x. 8:15:19 Sztlnx. {liilitxz‘ 1011:»).- tormal “no“.
fpunch to the whole Show. ; (Penn. Stalin“). 11:4qu (Saturday ; I
i .3 only). ., .. . . ._ t .
l cuazvlus TO BE EXPOSED. i P. nix—12:06.... lidtlx. ;:..t1.\.__:,oi.é‘l H A M ER
1 Curzyius who has been-exhibited in 3:222. 4:182? 4ii-2ionllrln, ...0.., ..ou.\. _
'F. M. Cullen‘s- window since Tuesday 7:30x. 10: x. : x. . .
thas kept the Dllhllc mystified an no _ Supday. .. 903 :Optometrlsts and Optiafini
lone is sure if the figure is mechanical. A. Ill.-—o:(l0, a .00. SOOX. . . to: "The houoe of [00‘ ' -
or human ; 92503:. 10:45 (Penn. Station). 11:10. ‘ Q o . m a
' At 9:36 tonight‘ Manager Jack Wit-j P. ill.~~12:03x. 2:35x. 4:02, 4:25x.: S? Atlantic St... Stamford
(Son will expoSe the mystery to the 5:00x. 6205):. 7:003. 7:..0x. 10:15x.: ..
pu‘blic. Up to the hour the challenge 11:10. ew HAVEN’ we Close 8% 6 P. n D311,-
holds good that no one can make Cur-l SOUTH NORWAlliri'JO N _
”fins change [3031 expresston. A. M.—4:54. 6:16. 8111:. 9:20x.‘
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rheumatism, backache.
. ailments; ind Foley Cum
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Out Living Costs with a bacl(~_\'ard2
garden. ipori). 2:2»; 3:28. 4:25. 5:27. 5:54. I
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Cut out: this slip, enclose with tut
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raining Foley's ' Honey and Tar, for.
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Sunday.
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JUST RECEIVED
April Allotment of ”Miller" Portable Electric Table Lamp
Antique Bronze $14.00
Our special contract with Miller 8; 00. makes possible
this exceptionally low price. ,
F. S. ‘LYO
JOB PRINTING "
South Norwalk
ullen’s Electric Shop
Iflorwalk
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A. M.—3:4lx. 353*:
7:071. 7:29, 8:40; 9:595. 11:19:.
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P. M.—-12:121. 1:07;, azux. sfizl Special Sale of Ladies and
is: 6:07x. 7:28x. 8:13x, 8:4 1m, 1.. |. l '. _
11: 6x. . 11100
new. HAEN TO sburu nonwaue’ m _ . :11
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