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SOUTH NORWALK. :gl :; PHONE 344- Something New in Entertainment "Greater Than Fame” is said to be Willie Carter. Lmar. P8,. 1 Could “0‘.
Tonight Only at 8:15
liver Morosco CPresents
find—d. ' ‘ ‘
o. {A CE VALENTINE
With the Entire Original Company
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The management guarantees the original production with
.1} stars or MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED.
Every Day
Todav
LOMBARDI. LTD.
The Oliver Morosco Comedy
Five Piece‘brchestra For Every
Performance
Today
At 2:15, 7 and 9
The Eminent Dramatic Star of
the best and most lavish picture In
which Miss Hammerstein has appeared
and will be the feature attraction at
the Regent Theatre tomorrow.
MERIDEN TEACHERS WIN.
sleep well and my back pained me awv
ful, I had a dizzy feeling in the mom»
ng. Since taking Foley Kidney Pills I
have been relieved of all such ai.
mcnts," They rid the system of the
poisonous acids that. cause aches and
pains.
StillsonJ’owell Corporation.
Tom Mix .“ ‘ ‘ ,9 fight for increased salaries when N" “_"" W” “W
——as—-. . The Brand 0f LODCZ Town Treasurer John G. Nagle an—
“The Daredevil“
The most sensational screen re-
lease featuring this star
~and— ,
The Second Episode of Juanita
' Hansen's Thrilling Wild Ani.
mal Serial
“THE LOST CITY”
Thursday. Friday. Satur-
dav '.
Vaudeville De Luxe
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vThursday—Elaine Hammerstein in
“Greater Than Fame."
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A Picture That \Vill Thrill You
Holmes Travelogue. comedy.
Wednesdav
The Girl Beautiful
3 Elaine Hammerstein
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Her Second Successful and Sousa-
tional Selznick Special
“Greater Than Fame”
Ford Weekly. Comedy
Thursday. w13—1—‘i—c‘lar. Satur-
f forest or far out On‘the plains.
iu'orking everv minute
Tall: is.
nounced that they had decided not to
appeal from the writ of mandamus
granted by Judge Himnan of the Sn»
perior Court to compel Nagle to pay
the teachers increased compnsationfl
. Nz‘gle placcd $33Jltll) in a bunk yesr'
'terday to cover the teachers' checks‘
for March and April. The payments
will he. made in two more deposits of
Ellistll) this month and in Juno. TEN .
Uta sum rcuircd for l‘ ' ”I
”0.000. he nuclease 13$
The increases voted the tcachcrsi
by the electors and which Xagle rc-l
fused A :
401‘.“ nil twin; wcll win-ll m the-i:
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nous 1H] I'l 5.
Visit The
GoodieShop
22 No. Main Street
Opp. Palace Theatre.
TARLOV BROS. ‘
Up—to-Date Cigar Store
, the Screen 'Will Receive Increased Salaries— L "_ _.*-,
. ‘ ' i Tl f ‘st “:gddngsdavm d' H k . Town, Treasurer Capitulates. 7—{LRin Oasis—“With a back—yard l
J r l 1? d“~ 1’1 PO10“: ‘V ten- ‘- Sessue aYa awa MERIDl‘lifl May 4.~.The Tcachcrs‘ J“ 3 ~ ~
. if, ' rec e and payed by —in—- Ausociaiion of Meriden Won in their garden. M -~
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: tiafirredenc and Fanny -Ha.tton’s COmedy .. g 5—]?glgméfgs—5 ‘ dav Elggrcourt, range mm $320 to mm a; TAKE coon ADVICE— l
‘ A “’13" FEStival 0f . . W l mt us suggest that instead 0:
.3- ,~ r 7. Hazel Green and Her -. KISS HE m. k all your ex. ,
x - -- 5— .... R A trying to in up
1 a iWBARDI L I D Jazz BOYS 13.12. Aets 5 . GA'N' _ f WHOLESALE penditures and keep records of I
3‘4 . ’ 0 Direct From One \Vcek at Poli's [ Metropolitan Vaudevtlle The. Rig...“ Theatau Was ti‘lcd M” t and your accounts you open a. .
' ‘ Palacfl Now Have ' anndwn a delighted audienc - my: ~. * I ‘ : e
Greelev find Davlton l Thursday—Tom Mix's own (‘Ol‘lQOp ’gltrnmion “'afi “KLQS.[{Pif‘111‘gr‘1fn'rl‘al RETAIL CHECKING ACCOUNT rd :
p K ‘ . ' ..tinn of a wcstcrn drama. Story ’ Tight comedy, livll; .‘k S-n: :Iw )3 . The stubs arc your "“00
CH JICE SEATS ARE STILL AVAILABLE “was; S«‘llmrkplugs of t'omcdy : and direction by the slur. .. :ggtmgltcd 1m“ :1 (-‘ompgm- (;finlléu:‘:l‘:fii eggs! agaiA‘SBEEGTCEg’ :grifins paid. i’o‘tixt-bBaI:<CBO<;: :l
» , . ‘ ' = . :‘ f. “M d" c "WI‘ shit: :i is r all shows deposits an “13 9 ~ . -
-\l . . . . . nv- . . . . . . 50C. $1.00 and 81.50. A f0“ at $2.00 senesug’fill‘filggxxfil‘o l ’ “U " " " u " " " " " " u “ " "‘ “““V‘ Igl‘cz'niy enjoy-d. Tm. cam 'is 0; :1:ng short, we ~60 your hnokkcopmg l
for you. Talk this OYcl’ with us.
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Tim third episode of Juanita Hunt—AM- ‘7 ' “7' " ’ ”“ “w , Peoples Trustco.
— » _- _ ”7 _-.__.__~_ , “4 _ ,7” ire-it's thrillingr serial "The Lost City" NAME ”BAYER" ON ' Mahsckemo Block, So. Norwalk
"1” r 1..-- 1,- -~- ._ -- EM“ ‘3‘" Show“ = GENUWE ASPIFHN Tel, 1581 S Norwalk Conn
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LCMBARDL LTD," lwuh n most becoming touch of pathoswplnyed throughout the three acts I REGENT TODAY ' Bayer Cross on A5”'”" "ks “Stem.
_, _.._ [and with plot that moves as smoothly; 'l‘hc audience laughed so nnnuyiumvsfi ' m9" 5" Silver ‘
.‘..D.it:tn Cc-wpany Appears Here'ns only :1 Morosco-seloctcd play (-111le last evening that it is fortunate flll‘,sessue Hayalzawa Inn“Th€ Brand 01". ‘
Tris Evening Only. ;1nm'(~ with :1 typical Morosco cast. [the producers that um- tzzxmss I‘VI‘Ufil‘. Lopez. - - - I it 1* . So LYON
' _ . ’ 1 Leo Carrillo {is Lombardi is a per-lax is not rcckoncll in laughs instead' SPS‘WC lldyahawa. the distmcuxsned,
v “<1!“ “ill WW7 U10 Q‘lgmill term balanced actor. As the tempern'fof dollars. ‘ ‘ iJapanese scrcen star. 'will be seen at; TOILET GOODS
Mm .-__. and plpotlut-mm (it mcnml ltalian-‘American he can juggle; There a”; some choice seats ‘1” the Regent today in his lulcst drainer; JOB PRINTING _ ll .
., ' l” ”“5 "1"" 110-“ his prcpositions, twist his gr'aumlarfavailable. ~ ‘ ;lic offcrim: on the SillVET sheet. “The t This departmcnl. mm other nos
“HTS- Tim D13." “"7105 and do more unholy things with the sari IBruml "f I-“i"7‘7--" in a “0'7" that par-l . alk we carrv is cmnplt-tc. For lady,
Ml; 1mm 1a mmlz's run at t’u— cred vernacular of our beloved Amen; PALACE WEDNESDAY ticulariy. {its his talents for interprets?I soatb Norw ‘bflw we have all the best
1 ‘- mm in Brooklyn. WlH‘I'P it icanisms than any one our stone has ‘ :‘lmh ”"Yfim‘wu- “"11 ablvflsuppol‘t “B . m ~ . ~v ' men or M p «rations and
m "Us \‘-"r‘¥-‘li~ . Been. And in UK: more serious parts of . 1””‘kW " h" lrund of 1“")“7' onc "f “.J‘Yr Tquwf 33.3“". ”marked tmlet articleS. pr 3). ,8 '1s
, t . 3:11? tlm lillll‘l‘ lmll" ”)1. ”no, his acting is untuiult-(l with \' ‘ ,- ‘ Tom ‘er. _ _lllS luvs! aural-lions. :‘f‘kl 1 ”if?“ q: tic-.421 tail-,1. can 1).. . specialties that 1“,. mutual .1. out ..
‘\' y. .‘mgmtlr (‘in and tlw Inuhnsl .‘,"“ ””1”!” ("was “t “mm“ “'3" “r“ 33:“. Mt Tm“ “I“. ‘ limb” 1"“.“1” \th Pav NIGI‘C? As With. all our otlu-r linrs unlit};
a; 1m. x m: and. Friday said — \“N (.14. ,‘ _ , .. 7 ‘__ (llflman Blunts that are more hazzml REGENT WEDNESDAY action”): :‘rw, wm_ l minus .\=:m':nr. ‘ fl ,0, v the hrs: of every-
; ‘ - ~- HIP“ \«tlfflllnr‘ RS lhilh)‘ ’5 (ms than any rct screcnwl will “c Elaine Hammerstein DW‘SN‘IhP'l l“ l‘ll‘l‘Fll'llllls lfll'nl‘t‘l' 1‘ At the l counts we. ‘1' ‘ . d’l' R.
. . ‘ .‘g . : . ~. 1.. . I l . t um. nun, Hm thinking)?“0-HT;the noun. MINT" '0 ”‘1 _ Patron}: of the l’illill‘l‘ lCluiue Hammerstein made the good S’i‘m'fi- thing. Tm‘let Sigma “h A 1? rue.
1}" ‘H ’ 4-" 0 fill «mletartl. llltltlQ-Sllul'k. nmrce. t0 lhf‘r Theatre on. \Xmlncsdny ncxt, win-n ncoplp of Simmord. Conn. lmmvv re KlWW-‘r WEI“ all lmhmlicn lurknzc of . the bath or nursery. UN." ”3 all
‘ V‘ M)" A 1‘7 in," 1'. In :1 13.1“" “5 ”10‘1“!" sup-firm;- but Sh” "my" manm» Tom Mix. Fox Film l7ilr‘llftl‘itl.1'0'l'5 for cuutlr lw gracing thcir fair town with “Buyer Tnl ll ls nt' Aspirin" uhic‘t cun- Viill Outlet Store I: and illcv'l'c all good.
‘i‘ “' X"'l"‘“““‘““ Ltd” NM" 1“” “ made. in u manner ”‘3“ affords mans «0“me star. will mnkc his: (lc‘mt hrr I‘Il‘t‘gcllt‘fi while her C(milinnz' was lillllt‘ l‘ml‘t‘" directions to :‘ufcly' roilvrc ‘ :7 ere _ I '
‘l " Thm’?“ f“? ‘1‘“ 13‘” mm‘c laughs ill'lm‘ Ulllll “1091 NEWS can in this city as an author and (lircrtor n)akin[{‘s(‘(nli for In r sccond Sclznlck Cold», lllifldilt‘lw. Toothache Enracha ;
H v‘- 21 1:. ‘ . 'bousl of entirely. It rcnllv isn't fair. in "Tho ll-nrnm-vll," his lulcst photo pi(:K1‘,-}x .. ;ré-uunr 'I‘h;”l Fume." Aside Neuralyin. l.un‘:l):tun. lilicnmatisnl. 124 WASHINVGTON ST-, ', H A MEAD
.. \..- lwh ill-1;! us to this lmm-vor to select, just thosv two for Play of the “3.5,. from the furl that l-Ilnlnc is recognized Nfiurhj‘e‘ Joins Pains. and Pain Thume ; g o
i I ;;*;\~m.x‘. by u “I.“ of more mcntiml from the ”mom. b1” print 911- VFW“ “V‘ “‘3‘ 5‘10““ ‘0 ”‘0 “‘3‘: l“ as 0110 of Ult' most beautiful girls on ally South NOTWBJk, % .
' L ”‘1 .‘W‘fil'. WM ”l ”“5 (Tl-“’- 3" DOV 1011“! l5 HPlll‘f‘e. 01‘ 9-150 “’9 could this unusual llrunmtic picture, Tom llxc screen. Stamford pm pic claim her “:1.le fin lax“.- of twelve Izi'iilcts 1 Mptlon Pharmacist
\‘ . \‘wilg lm-i call); rcnsnnlto fill in pumzzlnphs foe; almost m‘cl'y onc Mix 1‘; action pm~5.,nifim1_ ‘Un hut-egg. us someuhtli llu‘ir (Wit. She tuning com but. a fuw cunts. l‘fl‘ufli‘lslx’ also You can buy it cheaper than i
ll» ' “0"" ‘ .3441“ “S‘l‘m’” 11 0f [‘19 “UV—'0 "115?— .0 must. hO“'(:‘\'(‘l‘. back, with 1hr I‘cv’ulver. tho shotzrun. u 2 -2' mil If hcc limc alwrc svll lmifil‘r "PIMH‘F" l':¥"’l'341:t“- Abilll‘l" . ' 2 - mug,
, \x't‘ll imlnum-ll. with i‘zu‘cc- tncmion tho lwautiful Miss: Drysnn as: the Tune. my fists; on fag! ”nu-mg (12:2; Eff 3:.HSHHL( gig thy-"trade yv:l"';f m" lhvcr Alnnuf‘aw- anwhere 6158' Let us Prove It 8 H. M St. South N0
3 ~ .h rm; ,x. .l'it\'r- or. rml cnm- Phyllis. and Miss Hamilton as tho Heights. on passenger trains: up hill 3mm. x-pynurka‘hlp rustic efforts wcrc lure of Momin'i‘lll'ul‘idi‘film‘ 0f Salim“ to you.
-, c-v‘v‘fcui 5Emu“!cs'rfilcctchcs. calm. businesslike manager1 and tho and down «1:119: in the depths of flu“ sepurgd in and around Stamford. nndvlil‘acld- I . ‘
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The following list shows all of the zone points on the Norwalk Division and the number by which each zone will be identified:
NORWALK DIVISION
‘WEST AVE. AND WINNIPAUK “A”
east of Roton Joint Junction. .
I’ulc A-523 '(Raymond’sCurve) just east of Roton Point Junction to Pole A4332 (Beehive
' Curve) just west of Row ayton Station. ‘ ' _ _
74—Pole A-632 (Beehive Curve) just west of Rowayton Station to Pole A-735-D about 790 feet
west of Old Farm Road. '
If you nay cash your minimum fare will be six cents which will entitle you t0 1:
mined by multiplying the number of zones in which You ride by three cents.
which the passenger ,mllst' navy-
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who:
Pole D-91
If you pay by zone ticket your minimum fare will be six cents which will entitle you to ride throughthree zones Jr less.
mined by multiplying th e number of zones in which you ride by two cents.‘
de through two zones or less. If '= you ride
to Terminus of Line.
Washington and South Main Sts. to Myrtle and East ‘Aves.
Myrtle and East Aves. to Main and Wall Sts.. Norwalk.
Main and Wall Sts. to Pole D-91 (Near Cemetery Gate)”. 7‘9"
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Tigearn the- New Z0116 Points Effective May 9
(in Sunday. May 9th. The Connecticut Company will put into effect the new schedule of rates, prescribed by the Public [itilitieg Commission. It will be a convenience to every one and
llli‘l‘t‘ will be no confusion if passengers will learn the new zone limits and the f are between the points they most frequently travel before the new rates become effective.
Pole A-SSO-D. 500 feet west of Leroy Ave.. Darieu. to Pole A-982-D in front of Noroton
Stamford-Darien Town line (Miller’s Bridge) to Myrtle Ave. and Gregory Sh. Stamford.
throulzh more than two zones the amount of you {are can
If you ridethrough more than three zones your fare can.
A new form of ticket will be on sale at ticket beencies on Thursday. Marr 6th. This ticket will be good for fifty zones. and so arranged that the conductor will nunch‘flte number of zones for
ECTICUTCOMPAN Y .
5
x
a.
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4.
Zone .
yr 8 Pole A-755-D about 750 feet west of Old Farm Road' to Pole A~880—D. 500 feet west of Le- ' *
.UllL‘ .
' A ' .. D ' .
l South N orwalk Station to Circle St. and West Ave. roy we amen
'2 Circle St. and West Ave. to Mainand Wall Sts. S h l
’3 Whin and W'all Sts to Hudson and Main Sts C 00 ' - . . _ L . )
; VA ( . . ' . . . . ' 3.. g. 1.0 Pole A-982-D in front 0? Noroton School to Stamford-Danen Town lme (Miller andz'e . i
: '1 Hudson and Mam Sts. to Terminus of Lme. 2. m 3
g STAMFORD AND N ORW ALK LINE “B” 12 Myrtle Ave. and Gregory St. to Stamford Railroad Station. .
1 Newtown Ave.. Norwalk to Main and Wall St.. Norwalk DORLON’S POINT LINE “C”
1’ Main and Wall Sts. to Circle St. and West Ave.. South N orwalk. 1 Bridg e and Fort Sts. to Cove and First Sts
:‘l 3 Circle St. and West Ave. to Grove St. and Woodward Ave.. South Norwalk. . r2:- 2 Cove and First Sts. to Dorlon’s Point Terminus.
‘ 4 Grove St." and Woodward Ave. to ITole A-417 just east of Standard 01] Co. Orossmg‘. . t 7:; EAST AVE. AND BROAD RIVER LINE “D”. Q
. 5 Pole A-4171'ust east of Standard Oil Co. Crossmg toPole A-523 (Raymond s Curve) .1118 , errr‘ . -
. ‘ South Norwalk Railroad Station to Corner of Washington and South Mam Sts.
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