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Lea. Herrick Presents
THE ORIGINAL COMPANY FOR THE FIRST rmn ON
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JKlss HER AGAIN."
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Comedy at. The Regent Next Monday
Evening Goes to New York.
Probably after seeing “Kiss Tier
Again," the new farce comedy which
comes to the Regent Theatre on Mon.
day, May 3d. for one night. every one
.0: foreign and dometic commerce,
We. , .
‘Q‘il‘.MHs’f'i 0-”? ‘lzuilt
l O! the 86 Repwlicsn dam
eluding those at inrge. 29 are unfinis-
od, but several of these luvs unconne-
od their intention to you for Major-
Genersl Leonard Wood, Two sre pledg-
. , , ,ed to Wood and four were. described
Cities in on the ballot as favorable to him. The
entire Democratic delegation is un-
pledged.
WANT RUSSIAN TRADE.
statement issued t'ddoy by the bureau
Y .01“ leash!
Carry Twenty-er of the
Thirtyfllight
Massachusetts
BOSTON, April zs.—'rhe organize-f:
department of commerce.
The value of exports for the
month was $820,000,000, which is
second only to the it. al of $928,000,-
000 for June. 1919. The exports for
February were 3646000300. and for
March a year ago, $003,000,000. For
the nine months ended with March,
jiiiwz
in the audience will Obey the admoni-
tion. Mark Swan has fashioned s ro
.- of Outh and love and . -
Eli‘sdlgctigdmsiydclithfully novel and dollars in excess of the 84.983.000.000
unusual in its treatment that not in recorded for We €°Iresn°nding D’m’d
some time. has any comedy been re. of 1919.
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ceived as raciously as has this which .
is presentid by Lea Herrick. a new 000. exceeding by 310.000.000.000 the
goods were exported to the extent oi
36.051.000.000. or more than a billion
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for March totaled 934000;:
lion slates of Republican and De;nO-’
cmtic candidates for delegates at largo
to the national conventions were elect-
ed by substantial majorities in yester-
day‘s presidential pretere-nce primary,
according to the complete vote today.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge led the
Republican “big four" who headed the
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., April 28.—
The board of directors of the United
-Slates Chamber of Commerce today
authorized appointment of a commis-
sion to proceed to Europe to investi-
gate the possibility of resumption of
”is!
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FOR
WOMEN
SETS
producer. Mr. Herrick has assembled
a cast more than equal to handling
high record of January 1920. The total
imports in February or this year were trade relations between the United
iballot as a. group. He was followed in
Gladys Knorr. Bennett Johnstone, Ger. ended with March,
trude “'aixel. Rita Romilly.
Smith, Reginald Barlow. Barlor Bor- lion and a. half .more than for the cor-
land. John Stokes. Pierre LeMay. responding period. of the
'James Bradbury. Jr., Robert Connisslyear. .-
and others. “Kiss Her Again" goes‘ Imports. or gold amounted to $1.,-
trom the Regent to New York. Seats[000.000 in March, and to 800000.000
are now selling. "far the nine months ended With
______________.._ March. against 328.000.00.000 for the
nine months of the previous year. Ex-
LOMBARDl, LTD‘ ports of gold in March were valued at
$47,000,000 and in the nine months
Carrillo and Grace Vaelntine period of this year at “09.000000.
Stars of Morocco Play at The Palace. against only 330000.000 last year. Sil-
Oliver Morosco presents "Lombardi. ver imports were 39.000000 in March
Ltd." in which Leo Carrillo is starred and 378000.000 in the nine months.
at the. Palace Theatre. one night only. while silver exports Were 814000.000
Tuesday, May 4th. Mr. Carrillo is ably (or the month and “51.000000 in the
assisted by the original Morosco cast. .niue months ended with March.
The authors have brought to the stage} —-—————-———~
an entirely new character. that of a
fashionable Italian drossmaker. Tito A group of Torringtou. Conn. boys
Leo
THE “DAILY CACKLERS"
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P121 ying 9. Norwalk Engagement From Which It Goes Di-
rectly to New York For Its Broadway Season
PRICES
SEATS ON SALE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28th
At 10:30 A. M.
Reservation Held Until 8 P. M. Day of the Presentation
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Palac Theatre
‘ 3 i: 3 Days— ay. Today—3 Days -
And Thursday and Friday
At 2:15, 7 and 9
'-“'" The Greatest Delight of the Season
“Mary Pickfoi-d
In the First of Her Own Photo-Play Successes
The Klaw & Erlanger Sensation
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_ “"6 Legs
From Jean Webswi .. ‘
Chatterton and Henry M--.
. . . . . . . . . .. Matinee 250. Eveningr out
Special Today '
The Second Episode of Juanita Hansen's
“THE LOST CITY"
Your only chance to see this wonderful play.
Women and children urged to attend matinees’to avoid
the night crowds,
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The Best Pictures Produced
Theatre
Special Five Piece Orchestra For
All Performances
Today
Dustin Farnum
Supported by
Tom Mix
And All Star Cast
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011(- 01 the Most (fclebrutr-tl Picture
“ l‘lvonls ol' the Year
Durand of the Bad
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Thursday Evening
ix'eanen-Bucls Presents
An All Star Cast
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“The Veiled Marriage"
Friday Evening
Geraldine Farrar
~~~in—-~
“The Hell Cat”
Saturday Matinee and
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Thursday. Friday. Satur- Frank Keenan
day 4““
WithoUt “Smouldering Embers”
Special Short Runs FOrVAIl Show:
, Exception the Greatest
\at:deville Combination of the
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Lombardi, who might be a compasite have organized a poultry club that
stage picture of several of America's they have named the "Torrinvtnn
foremost creations of .smart gowns. Daily Cashiers." Their purpose is to
but has absolutely no idea of business make their poultry flocks return :1 to-
and proves somewhat of an amateur tal 31.000 in profits during the year.
in the art of making love. Carrilio's By blu'ing feed co-operatoly the
portrayal of Tito mmbardl is mast boys have found they. can save quite
humorous. in his tun-making efforts a bit of money. they investigated the
he is ably supported by Grace Valen- rations used at the International Egg
tine in the role of Daisy Mahoney. the Lal'inz contest at Stuns and deter-
“movie-wise" mannequin. Anne Hamil. mined to feed the same. materials.
ton in the role of Norah. his headThoy found that by buying all mate
saleslady; Bollam Bosworth as liodgirials and mixinc them at home they
;kins. the book-keeper; Etlu-l \\'ilsml.lcuultl save $9.45 on each one thous-
Harold Russell. \Vlnii’red Brysun lna'aud pounds of feed . compared to
[Rorke Charles “'ellesley. wm wum-thaz they would have to pay for com-
?Ada Barbour as Mollie the seam. merciall) mixed feeds.
stress, and the. beautiful mannequins T'i" 1'“) * “0‘“ made :t profit ulnn
oi" the Lombardi establishment, “'0‘! («'9' of $123 on ewh “ 'l .::w.
l Mr. Morosco is sending 1hr original,Nmmuiv‘r. 'i"‘-v;r um m.: it l-t-p: eh
(nest and pxuduvtinn. it wr-l b» ‘<*‘t‘lli‘-""“0"ll B’sléthllwlll‘ll list }'-:Ir in th
,here qut‘lb us it was pr-uuntel inllmys m’ (insimll. (‘nnll.. \v'm: mull»
New York and Chicago Souls um .i: w I'H‘T'mte lbw-it during (“who mourn
Sf‘lling and the box other will lh' ('zwn :0" 331‘" per lieu.
"think of It!
Walk-Overs
Right Here in
. Norwalk
. Colyar’s ShoeStore
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:(‘xm't-ising :tutlmrlzy already existing.
Ito gran! preferential rail null water
9 Height tall-s on vxpm‘ts m imparts u-
!“nli an llziht-H‘l’lilt‘l' mics: unless Anmri~
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itln- board's rmmni:icudatit:n>_ vchero
Amt-lit‘ltle'ui-(i «nu-an trail-puruliml
liltrilitics nit l:l:ldt‘(|llfllt‘_ lllo- Hummu-
fSlop would l,-l' allllhnl'lZl'J by the bill,
llmmwm’, in Slispvnll this soullml. lll‘ 37 WALL ST
order in pct-mil this dist-inllzulimfl
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.' . f the fines and suua- 3408000000, and in March of last the Older named by Speaker Frederick States and 11m Russian people.
glofiisdegiiaigli Oincludes Herbert Yost. year. $203,000. For the nine months-.11 Gillett, of the National Housq ot ___.~_,___.
. imports totaled Representatives, former Senator 0V. MlelLL PROFESSOR RESIGNS.
Mark 83.719.000.000. or approximately a bil-;
previous l
Murray Crane and Edward A. Thurs-
ton, former chairman of the Republican
state committee.
The Democratic “regulars” were el-
‘ected by majorities ’of three and four
MONTREAL. April 28.—~The resig»
nation of Dean Charles E. Moyse, for
forty-two years a professor at Mm’illl
University, has been accepted by the
board of governors. He has been dean
of the factulty of arts and vice-princi-
pal Of the university since 1903.
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,to one over former Congressman Jos-
‘eph F, O‘Connell, who made his cam-
paign on an ’anti-prohibition issue.
Those elected are Senator David 1.
FOR SALE
5 A number of second hand wagons. carts. plows.
barrows. scrapers. ng be seen at our yard. Priced
low for quick disposal. Terms cash.
TheNorwalk Coal sSupplyCO.
108 Water St., So. Norwalk, Conn.
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Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk
Are your brakes in A1 condition? ,
Do your wheels line 1190. X. that you may get the full
lenge on your tires?
Are the bearings in your motor in good condition?
Now is a good time to go over the car and have it put at .
rend-ties: You will want it just the day you find you have. .
neglected to have your work done.
I have some tires at the old price.
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VV. R. AUSTIN, Prop.
TAK E GOOD ADVICE—-
Let us suggest that instead at
trying to think up all your ex-
penditures and keep records at
your accounts you open a
CHECKING ACCOUNT
here. The stubs are your record
of bills paid, Your Bank Book
shows deposits and balance. in
short. we do your bookkeeping
tor you. Talk this over with us.
Peoples’ TrustCo.
So. Norwalk Conn.
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WASH SUITS FOR
BOYS_
Sizes 2 1-2 to 10
The Children’s Store
37 “’ashington St.. .
South Norwalk
Tel. 324.
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First Reduction of the
Seison On
COATS. SUITS. DRESS-
ES. SKIRTS
Saving Of 10 to 15 per cent.
GOLDEN’S
vign £1.13th .
‘ this simplv unslmmnw ..
Sluit‘n. (oilum-rciully, so in! a- ll.~ ,_
..t'-l‘«'h:n.l mul'ln“ is concerned. (mil AV.»
“ill t-nathlv i: to puss. such law as it cum-nine; ifi'lPfi m :'«‘ .‘m
rim) Il“‘4ll'l' tn lmis 101‘ that l'nt‘t\lll‘.n_:t‘-
mom of 1hr Int-vwl'nnt momma" Smia. walk. Conn.
tor Jolli‘n' Mid today. in providing for
lllt' pl't‘lt‘l‘t‘llll:ll mic-s. hv :lm Lttwl,
“thu- bill only g-rulmsui .‘l pnii'} simi—
lur to lllu'. lllltlr r whit-h “Vl'lll‘illf. Jap-
an and Ulllt'l (ounlzivs lune built up
lh--ir export trmlv- :rml maintained
their shipping. ' 2
As :lll'vudy announced the bill will;
place lllt' ['l’t‘St‘Hl l2.‘l‘t‘l'lllill‘nl“\Vlll'll
merchant “t‘t‘l untlrr the (insertion m,
Norwalk Radiator Repair
ins and Automobile Ex-
change. Tel. 954.
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:1 Shipping Board (-mnposml «it so: 0:]
members, who would be authorized in
opuerate the ShlIIR under charter or
otherwist- and tit‘Vthip tn» um: :f.
trade of this countly through :m- on
lnblislimeut ohm-w ti'li'lt' ruuzes b;-
mellns ot' plivate enlerpl‘i~-‘-_ if pawn
ble, or through Government cpelnt'nn,
it‘ necessmy.
The bill defines lhi- polio-.- tu b.
lowed by the board. and directs ant-.1-
ROOM
Special Sale of Ladies‘ and
ftfil<
lien to the [not that the '-‘(ill');l.ll tie Misseg' Tficotine and Tfico-
fense and the proper growth or Ann-1;-
can commerce require a inert-tum Ill'l~r lette
rine of'tlle best type of ships sul‘flri ,
out for the greater portion of cum-j} ,- RESSES
merce ultimately to be mun-d and up—l t)
‘erntetl'by private Amvrivau citizens.
lt specifies that the board must do at
what may be necessary to ammnplish
.this purpose. 1
The. Houru- bill directed the hwr-l to
sell the Governmentowned merchanti
ships as soon as practicable. but the
Senate bill provides that they shall be
§disposcd of "as soon as practicable.
lcousistcnt with good hu xiii-1.4.4 meth-
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Mme. Jeannette
Says:
A Youfilful Flgur' I:
Is Not Hard
T0 ATTAIN
When One Wears the
PROPER CORSET
Let Us Prove It to You.
NEAR HARBOR VIEW
No. 12 You 8%.
Saunders Grocery and
“on‘ (TomDany
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mile;
from our own 3‘?“ ‘
season from our own garden. Ln...»
cod. Kerosene. etc.
,Goods Delivered Free.
“BEIGE ‘B. SAUNDERS,
Manager
WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL .,
CIGARS. CIGARETTBS,
PIPES and TOBACCO
TARLOV BROS.
Byte-Date cigar 5“"
W stock. so. Norm
Tel. 1681 ‘
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Corsets Fitted Free
Cleverest Children on the Stage
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The Melody of Youth”
A Full_Stagcd and Special Scened
Musmal Comedy and Revue
Heul‘
REGENT TODAY
Dustin Farnum in “Durand of
the Bad Lands.’
Generally when Dustin Farntun is
starred in a picture the prmlucers con~
Sldel‘ that they have done enough to
make a popular attraction. But when
Little-Marie
As Fanny Brice sing “The Rose of
Washington Square” and Other
Specuaities.
Dds and the objects and purposes to
be attained by this act." .
I Ships of foreign or.n.'r~ ““0 are. ‘
'guilty OS giving preferences or re. ;
hates or discriminating against. Ameri- .
‘cans, in violation of existing statutes.
would be barred from Amerran pelts.
. Amendments to the LaFollelte Stro-
man‘s not, also are appended to the
measure. designed to carry out recent
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THE .UPLIFT OI" THRIFT
Are you going to let your
hardcarned money slip from
. you, or save you? Money fritwr
tered sway has littered the rock;
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100 Genuine Hearty Laughs
"ON THE SIDEWALK OF NEW
they add Tom Mix with the support of Supreme court decisions and bring
an all Star cast. the public is assured foreign seamen up to American stand-
of something:’ exceptional. This is the. ards.
situation in "Durand of the Bad Lands"
which is playing today only at the R93 MAORIS REFUSED
gent Theatre. . -
ibound coast of despair with:
lcountless financial wrecks?
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Rodero
The Wizard of the Violin
Over Your Head
LEGS
DADDY LONG
Mary Pickford’s Sensation Begins
Three Day Run At The Palace—
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“yOu must start to save. ’lhe
start’spthe thing! Open a. sav-‘
ingsoccountheretodsy and de.‘
posit snxedsum :- ly and,
LONDON. April 2S.——Muo;*i tribes-
.men. formerly enemies of the British
'in the Maori war. refined to be rep-
iresented at. Rotorua in welcoming
A Pretentious Variety Novelty
Fledler and Stevens
Lharacter Comedians and
Musicians
—-and——
ThWSdBY—AII Star Cast in “The
i Dobbs and Welch
‘ Vaudeville‘s Premier Comedians in
Gay Old Dog."
“day and Saturday—Olive Thom-
as in “Upstairs and Downstairs." gher mind about the single life and_at their village to receive them, they
~ The Best Salesman—4A; Wont”. than ' ins
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Today—“The Lost City."
The newspapers are saying much
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Fittings by Appointment.
MME. J EANNETTE
So. Norwalk’s Leading
Corsetiere and Glover
56 So. Main St.
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. JUST RECEIVED
April Allotment of “Mills" POrtsble Electric Tobie hurl
Open Hondsy evening from
7 to 3 O'clock.
'THE CITY
ENATIONALBANK
.sbout Mary Pickfpl‘d these days. Re—‘hma says “-Cemml News dispatch
:cently she tl'olleyed, or trained or from Auckland. They pointed out
.somehow or other got out to Nevadaztheir presence would asociste them
{where she and Owen Moore staged a-with other tribes, against which they
,partlngmt the Ways and then Mary. to .
prove her human nature and the lang‘made a protest. Chiefs pot the Moot-is
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married Doug Fairbanks. Now the At-: ld h l i .
tomexGenerslvor some otheroenersl {gout 10:21:: h 9 “3‘: by Is“: down
of Nevada. is trying to gctMary into n 1- , - . The: pub . m9“; sed
victim-.mtjhe'tlllvbo on ”a”, disarm {
Antique Bronze $14.00
Our special oontrsct with Miller coo. nabs possible
this exceptionally low price.
JOB PRINTING A“ A
South Norwalk
SAVE YOUR Gnomes"
Norwalk Chronicler