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5 “21.0.11. HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS
"'7'2133935 AND FRIDAY " .
_ “ 1);?" in a Celebrated Production 37.- .5
\2. LIACE REID
.~ and entertaining screen star in
’ . -. rammount Super Feature
AYS AUDACIOUS”
'C‘EAL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM a
. :‘roductlon presented in a. masterly style ,,_
i J
" IIO‘NN HOIVIE”
Ot'rsr Bag Feature Numbers
9,1
M’CARTHY’S‘MEN GET
TWO MORE CARGOES
(Continued from Page One.)
Saraceno of 67 Court Street. Middle-
town. to Stamford. They are held
there each ill hail of $500. for viola;-
ing the Volsteud Act.
In the machine the officers found
hidden in the. ,tonneau twelve gallons
of nigh-proof alcohol and ti quantity
Of\colorillg. A hydrometer. use'l iii
itesting the proof of Whiskey. \vus also
{found by tile government agents. Two
quarts of genuine hottled—in-bond
iwhlskey. which were to stimulate the
idriver and his companion, were also
found in the machine.
Augeri admitted that he was the
owner of the automobile. The agents
believe that Saraceno. though he de-
nies it. is the owner of the load. They
said they were going to Middletown.
The officers halted a lluick roadster
on the Post Road. a short time later,
and after finding 50 gallons of high-
proof alcohol in the machine placed
under arrest \Villiam Moss. of 510
East 137 Street. New York. and Jos-
leph Scafino of 438 Commercial Street.
llloston. The :11; Is also found in the
machine a half—pint bottle of whiskey.
Moss was the driver of the automo-
»mx1§.\ aiffi‘ A ._
r CHRISTMAS CHEER—GET vouns IN ADVANCE
THURSDAY. FRIDAY, CHRISTMAS
.L-‘ev-e IS a Vaudeville Program for You
LOOK THEM OVER
J ACK AND JESSE BURNS
Novelty Wire Performers
HARRY LORRAINE'
The Street Urchin
DARCY O ‘CALLAHAN & CO.
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:lewlle's Latest Sensation—Singing Novelty
FRANCES & HAMILTON
Singing and Dancing Comedians
YIP YIP YAPHANKEBS
An Engagement Extraordinary
3 .. comes direct from B. F. Keith's Palace In New York
, mug the Palace engagement goes t
Starting a Fifteen week trip on the
o Poli’c in Bridgeport
Poli Circuit
I,‘ For Keeper of \Numpum’Allwrti
A I’ohlmnn.
V Next Tuesday evening. Iltcenlht-r‘=
l1 23th. will be election of cunts. and it;
'lfl‘is hoped to have 9. good many llrotll- :
bile. Scnfino. it is believed is the own—
er of the machine and the load. They
, were bound for Boston. Each was
held in hail of $500, pending :1 hearing
IDPIOI'E' the l'nited StatesCommission-
er.
I Michael Martin of 275
l
Seaside. Ave-
I
.4.
.klnue. reported the theft of his bicycle.
\
/
I’lllnst night. to the police.
Vlfrom in front of a lunch-wagon
Ml Main Street.
3:
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i
It “as taken
on
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I‘NCAS TRIBE NOMINATES.
'7\ lillcas Tribe. No. 26. I. 0. R. AL.
0 held' the weekly meeting Tuesduyg
Mlevening. with a good attendance. The
Zfilwarrior degree was worked on three
@ipalefaces. They also had nomination
\\/4
of officers. which were:
Junior Sugumore —— Herbert Smith. ‘.
’IflllJohu (I. E. Moore. Kenneth Taylor.'
9} Harry 'l‘ryon. Stephen Smith and Har-
, old Cunningham. '
ii Senior Sngumore—John 1'). Ryan.
7A. For Sucllemwlleuhcn Robbins.
V‘ For Prophetaltohert Oliver. ,
l 4! For Chit-f of Records—Stewart Mar- I
I l .5113“.
For Collector of “'anlpunt——\\'il-
liam Miller and Benjamin Thomas.
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‘ers present. as the grout sucllem lllld‘
. ALICE JOYCE - ‘ Mthis stuff will he with the tribe.
W II New Year's eve. will be open house.
' IN ”THE CE OF FOOLS" , W for brothers to see the old your out
1 .. . . , -., Q. , .. 9/, V,” x»- ~.,/ \~-« . /: and the New Year in. After the meet-
’b ~9~ 0 §\ ‘: Q. .;\ . .©_.©fi©:o~\\ flagix : lng the llurmuke-Ts held a "“44““:
”_ v V _ -. A and worked their degree on six can-
.“ ‘l‘orc Christmas, didntes. Tllt'_" can now lllilkt' huv Ivy
; ! 1' “N I ____________————- Plf‘Ctl‘h' light. ’I‘ht- IIuVllinvr< “ill
k ll! ’\ l b THEATRE ‘ - hold their nett meeting Jun. 4th. 19:1.
3 F ‘- FDPODROME OF THE ”CHRISTMAS and elect edict rs.
? 1 SCHOOL PROGRAMS "fl"
'..3«LKS—-SHOWS THURS-
A“D FRIDAY EVENINGS
7:15 and 9
fission. Adults 25c
~ Saturday Matinee 15¢
thu Gmdy.
TH URSDAY
BLUE PEARL”
FRIDAY
-‘. \N'S PLAYTHINGS”
- ~ Remix—5627 specuu.
l‘llE CHILD
0F DESTINY"
‘PBCIAL GHAPLIN COMEDY
I
! Edith IUlSscll.
l
i‘ ,,.ltoccy7,zo.
hum.
‘ Sonz~ :szl y in
Recitation—«Mic
l Craig.
i Anderson.
llw-iultion # Xmas
! l irowcr.
ill-Ion Farr.
_Song:~~.<unlzl (‘Llus
ilecilutlolv—szls
Amundson.
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l‘.\l..\(‘l-i TOD.“
I I‘llllil~
Particularly l-‘inc Aural-tint» in
U'f‘ulluhan (‘unnmny mul
Yaphankcrs
is u particularly
' . ~ hill at the Falzlce Theatre for the
'lll :‘l-
‘ ‘IlSllllllS week-end and
of five
Ilrtctions out of the
Company are regarded
Pis-
proglan:
It l’Culluhun and
n:— one of the 1'.
, ‘rmlle. 'i‘hc l’ulnci-
l ,2“; C". :lct “ith
fl: \Kill L'th: Illhl‘t' than
Sil‘lst'ut‘linn. A
Illfl'll class.
V ullllzlnkvrs.
1i 4- l‘u’l‘fl)"lll~'l‘S are from
1.4 1:5; l<l:lnd camp and Imu-
FIIC‘CFSS.
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thr- ("Pillldlillll l‘iISI has in)
--: [I'l‘ldllllllb‘lll Illill is llnllsllxillj.‘ EUOII
'l'ht-n the bill includes also
'V-llt h Nu! \yllll; from
-\I'ltll
vaude -
llccitutlon~-A Gift I
I lit-vital inn——\Voll (i ro us
'.l‘.(-cit:lliou——.\ Present for
"ltt-citntion —— My Km
Continued from second page)
Song—'l‘hcrc‘s a Song
Muriel
in the
Blofiitt.
o Sanlaw—Murin
,l:ecitution—- linvy——Paul lughum.
litecitzltion—«A l'ossihility~—Asine
:‘l:ivita:imp-Why'3-.\lil:lrpd item.
a Manger.
Stocking —— \V‘lllillm
Star _. lielen n pulv. llt'Ct-lilltt‘l‘ IT. cording $illl..\'7;
to replace. Ilnnlzlw-s of $1.7.” are,
llells ——— Lester cluilllwl. A lizzlchillc. ownml Ely fizzy—
:llzci-z. and driven by (‘ \\'. Kl-lll.
“Ollll’l‘ —‘ struck it polo. October 7, costing ".llr'
company 589.“?! to replace it, it is :ll—
l.:tnd-—‘Grude l.
'l'illl£-~——Bill linker.
as Dolly—Verna
, itccitution »— Santa Claus —— Charles
I“:l'{ll(‘-'-S{lnta Claus presents children
-—Tr_v Homestead Pies.
Ain—
lit-r—
liis—
(‘UNII'.\N\' Slll'ih' '|‘\\’l)
[“0“ DAMAGES TU I'ULI-IS
LIGHT
Two suits against alllolnoh‘lw own-
(rs. in which damage to [‘l‘It'S is :lI-l
l"L"(‘II. have llt‘t'll IllI'Il in tilt l‘ommoll
I‘leus court. In the l'nlted illuminat-
ing (‘umlnlliiu 0‘." Bridziport. om-
:igzlillst the Bridgeport.T\’nl~\\.llk lhls
(‘m‘poruilolr and another ii‘}.;iill~'l All»
drew ll. Hnyrlul-k.
in the cum against the Ims corpor—
ntiml it is alleged a murmur. (“\"It'IL
Iv) it and driu-n Ivy ii. lill‘ln lillz-illgl-ul"
legl-d. lllllllngt-s of 3200 mm .15ka in '
this case.
MERIDICN ('().VH'.\N\' PAYS SI‘ZHY—
It‘l". Ill“.\\’.\I{lI:-2. '
Millill‘vl'ZV. :33). >1‘Ilt- Illll‘l‘lltl-
I‘M‘.
gltts from the Christmas tree. tionnl Sll\l‘l‘ ('omlmll)‘ Ls l::..\ill: IO'
.'_._— ______.————-—-————"' , _
' cm \loxes llllS week 0“... Slamming m
vamp-Ville Bill "as TWO ——Diamond rings. lowest price at “mil“, . ,w n “”qu _‘. .I ‘ _ unmov;
1-. 1 , ”g . f.‘ ~
l Kinds“ Je“eh) Ltore is ill addition to sums Il‘t‘l‘IVt'll durllu:
the your in wet-kl} llollllflt':.
sullll- “Hit“. the corporation announces
line
included on
are two ut-
Darcy
acts
ordinary.
'i‘ sensations of Vaud-
hus never present-
_L'l‘t-fll confidence that
llm per cent
novelty. but
See
singing:
Yip. Yip 1)
The name is enough‘- Q. - .
thi~ famous ”7 Atlantlc Stu
llli‘? with
This art comes to
:l two wet-ks (-tl—
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SAVE YOUR - EYES .
SAVE YOUR EYES
SAVE YOUR EYES
. 2152’s:
'I‘ H A M BR
Optometrists and Opticians
_“T'ne house of good 31359631
Stamforc
We Close at 6 P. m. Daily
a drastic change ill the system where-
by tlw IiH‘lnl‘} N word will 'M- dlomrl-d |
and the only wument will In. the per:
cent. ()5 tl‘t-lr Hurly earnings to em-
plnyes “inn/liner lit-ml with t.' e l2ll"!'—
national Silu-r Company lilo _vturs or
more.
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(‘U\l. CONFERENCE [{llh‘l'MElb.
I‘illI..‘lIli~‘.l.i‘ill.\. Ill-c. ‘.‘C-.»—chl‘c-
St ntzltivt-s oi' the anthracite l-oztl oper—
ators :lllli mine workers revlmt-«I their
conference hert- today. ll‘. 1m o-v't'm't to
an agreement on thi- delvnuds
ril"ll for increase-J wcgt-s and]
other (‘011C-‘SSIOIIS. Nt-gotluiions have
been in ruogrt-ss since early fall. At!
the lust melting: in this city. three,
wet-ks “9:0. the opcrzltores refused vir-
tually all th(- donlunds. Z‘l‘.~l i‘. .llls in-
~-..— .._..._————.__
reach
of the
‘L‘ w-mI-nl ut the Palace 'I‘Ilelllre of I’.. '
.l‘ K, 3., in 3“,“. York city. pram lllcnted that an agreement out: out ofi
:4 ‘l-ll. .\'or\x'.nll; ii lines [0 I‘Oll's in; IF YOU WANT TO HAVE A t-hl‘ question uni as this VVU'I‘gtF‘fs made
Tupluwlim't, thus beginning' 9 fifteen; GOOD TIME COME TO S‘I’St‘m‘” c"““s‘“l°“”'
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:>l;'> In of tie Poli ci cult. Nor— . . < . ,
. ,k, m "'5,” ,q‘mwciu,“ ' Wm, this‘ THE 0. U. A. M. BAALL “Flult‘l'l‘ FOR A M.“ BILLIUVS. I
c, . . 5 3 _ L N ' s V ‘ ‘ ' ’)" __ (r - v
. .. .ns. There are thrti‘e» other great! SECCLND ARNU I‘I- ltl (leh\c‘i\t‘l'l(‘{\".\i(lji1Iliilmii‘l‘ 3:: '- '1‘ “"1353!
.-.. ~ ‘ v- - - - ‘ tletiral C imes 'ew ore es. _ . . .. z.-..: r. inc-
s... .lltoerther lll( slum is one. Cal . tlons ol‘ 52.109.000.01”: ”“5 ”5m” and
W H. vslll ODt'll theatre, goers cyt-s.
' will he starred today and
J r. ‘. or.
“' llvl.ly in "The Vice of Fools"
7- 'll H l slmws‘Christlulls day at 2915‘
J. 13. . r..l '.~ o'clock .lllstinr' .lohj‘ :0". O. U. A. M.
H" ""0 cm n Il‘. the hauling: rel:- oj‘ MUSIC HALL
' ”ES SOUTH NORWALK, couu.
IKI'XIENT Toll/\Y
' Friday, December 31, 1920
(‘I' Ill-ill Again (£('3\‘ intn (he
calllilw Production Am] Plays
“.\l\\‘ny< Auducimn"
-: ll.i(‘b‘ Held
at the Roger-t le- zltn- on today’s
and who".
am
I in “Always Audacious"
. that it holds the
res that Reid has
M y
to an
.1 g
Dust" was the
_ ordinary production by:
, inrison with
“Always Audacious" \anlace Reid?
opportunities for acting that he
r 1.:le in any picture before and
i nsterly manner In which he Puts
‘ to use is nothing short: of our-
“Always Antaciouo" Is a. com-
full of good motion pictm‘ '
a. laugh with
Al-
I
i
and for:
holds the headline.
Nortvxllkers see
Prize; to
Lie: hit but it;
Dresse
this latest vehicle!
Costumer will
mooning".
.,» .. footing
.Grace Bros. and
5mg): CHAMPIONSHIP
l
l\ NEW YEAR‘S EVE
l m w‘AL'rz
Be AD:
Electrical Effects
GRAND MASQUERADE BALL
Under the Auspices of
LINCOLN COUNCIL, NO.
Big Battle of Music
TWO ORGBES‘I'RAS
Martians
tht _‘. will {to cost 556.625.009. was approved to—
r(.(.o,.d over all Silver Loving Cup to Best Couple iday by the Interstate Commelce (forn-
played. up.» Pair of Shoes by F. Watkins rMsslon. The roads are to furnish
be at Hall
HISSSION ,........-. 50¢
Including War Tax
~ :2: DATE
Dina emote Yell-THE
In‘
4
rded for Best
d and Most Comical
Costume
SLSIHHHIOIIUII for the. next fiscal year,
was fort-cast today by St-CZ‘OLU‘)’ Hons»
ton ill testimony Iii-fore the Senate
Finance con’lznitté e. which ‘.- *onsidcr—
int: the Soldiers‘ lionlls hill.
burdens added to the 'i‘rrnswl‘y.
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LOSIV T0 EIGHT RAILRIIADS.
\\'.-\h‘iil.‘{l}’l'0.\'. Dec. 2.
$26,773.06” to the New York Central
and smell subsidiary lint-s to help
thinner the purchase of raw: equip-
ment and..21:lditlous and betterlllents
$30,000.00!) for this purpose and the
fund will be expended jointly. ‘
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MANY IRISH BONDS SOLD.
NE‘V HAVEN. Dec. 23.—Irish,
bonds subscribed for in Connecticut
reached a total of 8‘043525 John J.
At “10%
l
l, ’t‘m- Secretary suid Federal .i. Lulu-s"
it“ l’;‘ Ill such shape that new sources'
lof I'I‘Rtrillll‘ must I)“ found end “‘1 new
*‘A. ll);i‘l 0f,
89min. Stntle chair-min of t drive.
mourned last n t.»
at $23.89»: Mix. my
aim ”W
' PRIME RlIB
v-oo-v'flfa‘o
-,-"r-..
So. Norwalk
NEW YoRK MARKETS
143 Washington St.”
55 Main St.
Norwalk'
Xmas comes but once a year
specials are an every daybccurence.
tion for 1921 to trade at our stores and save money. .
We have the goods. We have the price,
the quality.
But our meat
Make a resolu-
and we have
LBEST WESTERN BEEF SPECIALS.
PORTERHOUSE STEAK
SIRLOIN STEAK . ..
ROUND STEAK
SHOULDER STE
SHOULDER
BREAD and
AK.
ROASTS .........
RIB ROAST (Boned and Rolled) . ..... . .
FRESH CHOPPED BEEF . . . . . . ..
BOSTON ROLLS . . .
POT ROAST ...... . .
BUTTER POT ROAST ._ . . - - . . .28c lb.
.28c lb.
.28c lb.
24c lb.
,16ch
..24c lb.
..28clh.
..18c lb.
.201: lb.
.15c ll).
aeoee...--e."-e-oeev
le-
.-
nooeoooueel
--ote-eo
FRESH PORK SPECI'ALS
SMALLJ’ORR T0 ROAST ..t .................... 33: I:
FRESH SHOULDERS
LEAN FRESH RAMS ..................................................... 255 lb.
HOME-MADE SAUSAGE .......................... 28c lb.
SPERRY a: BARNES SAUSAGE 305 lb.
FANCY LAMB SPECIALS
EXTRA FINE LEGS or LAMB .................. _. 305 lb.
FOREQUARTBRS or LAMB ..................... 18c 1b.
LOIN LAMB CROPS .............................. 35:: lb.
RIB LAMB cnops .............................. 25c 1b.
LAMB FOR 31'3me .......................... 12c lb.
A FINE SELECTION OF POULTRY
EXTRA FANCY FRESH KILLED TURKEYS
LONG ISLAND GBBsB ....................... 45c lb.
11ch SELECTED DUCKS ...................... -45c lb.
FANCY ROASTI‘NG CHICKENS ........ . ......... 435 lb.
CHOICE FOWLS ........ _ ................. ‘ . .. 40c and 45c
OTHER SPECIALS
RUMP CORNED BEEF .......................... 25515.
LEAN CORNED BEEF, No Bones ................... 20c lb.
PIGS LIVER ..................................... 105 lb.
FRESH BEEF LIVER ...... , ..................... 155 lb.
SMALL SMOAKED SHOULDERS ................. 24c lb.
-.v----...-'--_
CIGARS
HEADQUARTERS FOR
MEN’S HOLIDAY GIF’I‘S
Nearest His Heart .
‘ ' $10.00——HUMIDORS——$25.00
TOBACCO
500—PIPEH15.00
CIGARETTES
Dunhill, Meerschaum, Calabash, B. B. B.,‘ 3-piece Bakelite,
, French Brier Ll".
ITALIAN BRIAR, W. D. 0. BAKELITE
/, . 50c———POUCHES——$8.00
Cigarette Tobacco Cigar
Cases Leather Cases
Leather Suede Leather Case.
Silver . Rubber Individual
$1.00—ASH TRAYS—$6.00
GLASS, METAL
, »- . PAPER MATCH GASES
25c—HOLDERS—$7.00
\ Cigars and Cigarette
Bakelite, Amber, Moerschaum, Erinoid
QUALITY CIGARS
. All Leading Brande
IMPORTED DOMESTIC CONNECTING?
is now complete.
ply in town it will
now and get first choice._
‘ CIGARETTES
Our supply of cigarettes in Holiday packages of 508, 1003 and 200!
Although We carry the largest assortment and sup-
your advantage to make your selections now.
A small deposit will hol them.
SMOKING TgiACCO -'
His favorite brand of pipe tobacco can
“a
-.-
be found In our stock's
pounds and one-half pounds of glasshumidors and air-tight ti: .Wié .1?
« HALL-MARK CANDY
. . 731.10.20an menus-51.10
SOUVENIRS FOR WOMEN AND MEN
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TARLOY BR
OS.
"‘24".
-, PRICE REVISION ' ,
. I
I
e
I
OF A _
MOST. PRACTICAL .
GIFT FOR MEN "
D. Ea? P. Gloves Reprlced
$4.00SUEDE................ $275
$5.00CAPE................. $4.00 _
$6.00 MOCHA $4.50 '
$6.50 MOCHA $5.00
$7.50 BUCKSKIN ...' . ...‘Now $6.00
WHAT MORE COULD DO ‘2
We are presenting the but.” made of. the lowest prices ‘
65’ SteVens '
. . Now
.. Now
. . Now
Now
coo-coo-
Rogers
NORWALK- ‘ so. NORWALK
OPEN “was Ulllm cunts-mks \m- L,
GIVE FOOTWEAR "
IT'S APPRECIATE!) BY EVERYONE .
SLIPPERS, SHOES, BOOTS and ARTICS ‘1.
A LARGE s'roox FOR YOUR BBLBU'I'ION
OPEN EVERY NICHT TILL CHRISTMAS ‘ k
ELWOOD e GLOVER
122 Washington Street ' South Harwell!
GE _5
South Net-walk
. W. HOD
Music Hall Block, 52 South Main Street-
Christmas Suggestions
Bicycles for the grown-UN. also for the kiddieS.
Punching bags , footballs, basket balls, flash lights,
kiddie car scooters, Gillet. and Gem razors. air guns,
roller and ice skates, sleds, hockey sticks, gents’
pocket books, jack knives, harness blankets, auto “*1
robes, fishing tackle, coaster wagon, trunks and
b g . -
a 8‘ GIVE US A CALL
,,,,,,,,, w..,-,._.._,..__,,__ _,.,,_,,,--_._.. "
New 1920. Mitchell , =
E De 'vered at once to your more. all charges said for
: - ’ $1900 -
- NEW , 0
'; TOURING CAR ()8 BOADsIER
l Immediate deliverytoyourgmenehrceepeid for
3 $1275
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incubation volition-mick. _ r.
menu. sandman-at. mm mm
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