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WEDNESDAY
Double Bill my
.‘ “r Luther and Chine Whitney
in
‘ NEGLECTED WlVES"
and
W lLLlAM FAVERSHM
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THE MAN WHO‘
LOST HIMSELF
comm; JANUARY 27 “‘28
The Biggest Success of Her
Career
NORMA TALMADGE
THE BRANDED
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T'HE HOUSE OF 100 PER CENT
ENTERTAINMENT
i Gloom Day—Come and Weep
‘ A Horrible Sorrowful Show
MARSHALL NEIL“
2; lam) Presented “In Old Kentucky}:
'Ds'ddy Long Legs" and other:
1 row offers “A. Matrimonial Mirth.
’: quake."
:5 Prospective Brides and Bride
3? grooms.
“don’t
ever
marry”
;- With Wesley “Freckles" Barry,
Marjorie Daw and Matt Moore—
” grooms Admitted at regular
_ prices.
: Pathe News Comedy
WEDNESDAY
H. B. WARNER
Presents
”THE DICE O!" DESTINY"
V.
What You Have A" Waited for
January 27 and 23
WIth Vaudeville
,rHE PICTURE MADE IN NOR-
f‘ M'ALK WITH NORWALK PEO‘
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“THE SPORT 0? KINGS?
HOYT‘S '
THE
‘LSE Ed I ‘
THEATRE
Programs Thursday, Friday, and
asturday
SPECIAL
A'rrRAcno‘Ns
THIS WEEK
, mm~ has a humorous sub to
.thosc not ma. Innocent m
noes or panama Which W
hit-non between mus-led ’oouplcs hr»
' nish most of an humor of the world.
(and it is 3 mm humor as Illr
lshall \cilan shows E “W H's-I
duction for the sore-ell. “Don‘t fixer
Morn. " it is the mow; of the hop—
swiping: which take phce within
twenty Jour hours other a secret mor-
nag-r when for moons has: known
to themselves. two other women claim
the yours groom as their town:
Loeddcd um "
~ The fun happens fast and furious.
from the opening scene to the end1
where tranquility is once more restor-
ed. “Don‘t Ever Man-y" will be the
1Mctiou at the Palace ~1‘heatm to~
day. .
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For ten days Courtmu- Foote. who
has the leading male role. in “The
Star Rover." 3 Metro Felease of the
{masons story of Jack London. sated
laundry bills on stifl' white‘colhrs as
a result of hb energetic treatment in
one of the scenes of the picture. The
future 'plzu~ today at the Regent Thea—
t
n the angry the hero while strung
up by the thumbs imagines himself In.
a previous existence imong the Kor-
cans , He is forced to wear u hm
wooden collar as a prisoner. and while
bearing that emblem comes in for
some rought handling by Ike wild us-
tires.
realism. and when Mr. Poole shed the
heavy collar he found that he was
minus quite a bit of skin l‘ntil the
ban spots filled in again he. used a
soft bandage and was kept bus; ox-
plaining to friends that he was not
suflering from sore throat.
"The Stu- Rover" was scenarlolzed
for C. E. Shurtlefi. Inc. by Albert
Shelby LeVino. Jackson Rose was
the cameraman. ' ’ '
This is the mld-season or the then-
Itrical years and things are rather dull
Sln New York. But not in the offices
;of “’agenhals and Kemper. That
ifirm has two companies playing “The
Rat.“ one at the Morosco theatre.
Ni-w York and the otlIcr at the Prin-
ccss theatre. Chicago. There. is keen
rivalry between the companies as well
as between the two partners. Mr.
\Vazenhals belng'ln New YQI-k and
Mr. Kc-mpcr is in Chicago. Thcrc's a
long Ilistnncc lelephonc cull Inch
iniglxl between the cities and tho
wagcrs are paid—occnslnllally.~ IncL
dcnlnlly. holh shows are playing to
well over $20.00" weekly.
'l‘lIcrc was great excitement
muomr‘llu- members of "In "Spanish
[.ox'c" company at Blaxlnc Elliott‘s
llIenrrc. New York. the other nlght.
One of the young Spnnlards who
speaks no English was reported mlns-
lng. ,llc was missing a second nlzhl
and Illl’ll his absence was repoi'tcd to
the police. All Sortsmr lhcorlca u'crc
advanccd but the cxplanntlon was
simple cnough. The young man had
becomc lm olvul in :m nruumcnl ““11
an clcxotcd railroad ticket choppcr.
'l‘lIc nrgunn nl IM‘Pdllll' u light and the
no xt thing thc Spaniard knew he was
bclug lockcd up In :1 pollcc station It
look him fort) -(i:.:l1l hours to got
“on! to Ills mumiu; rs and sccuu his
release. 8.
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‘\ [(-IL LIGHTS T0 BYRV
\- AS HARDING GOES !.\'
’(‘atlmllcs Asked to Pray For Pros-
ldcnt’s Guidance 1
‘VASHI’NGTON. Jan. 26. ——Vlg‘ll
lights. svmbollzlng patriotic print-rs
for the guidance and support of l'rcs-
id(nt- clcct llnrdlng mhcn lIc Inks-s
gomcc as President of the United
States will be burned from March 3
to March 8 In the nnlloal shrine of
the Immaculatc Conception. \ at
a‘Brooklanrl, D. 0.. according to an-
nouncement of the Right Rm. Thom-
as J. Shalmn rector of the. Catholic
I 'nherslh. A speclal appeal ‘hns
‘h‘cn issued to all Catholics of the
[nits-(l Btales to partlclpnte In th-
ncls o! natlonal dnotlon nmbollzcd
b; the lights.
' “MVPF wcrc Wisdom and courage
more nc-cdul by. the head of our great
Amcrican dcmocrncs." said Bishop
Shahan' s appeal. ‘Every Pathollc
ought to offer on that do) (March 4)
the earnest prayer that God will
gulde our Chief Executlve wisely and
no". that the mils of the late war
may be abolished and our nation co-
ter again upon the WM of progress
{through justice and charity.‘
JAP- EXTERS PENN STATE COD-
LEGE.
RTATE COLLEGE. Pm. Jan. 24.—
Katsutoshl Nalto.
of jiu jitsu. and the first Japanese‘
gaudent ever to enter Penn state Col-
'lege. was .matriculated today as a
,speclal student in agriculture. Nalto
said he camc- here because he had
heard in Japan of the great athletic
teams of the Institution. and wished
to learn American wrestling In ad-
dition to his collegiate work.
l He is not eligible this year. but
hopes to be a member of the Penn
State wrestling team next season.
“'OMEN DO‘WOSDEBSV
WIT]! Dumas!) DYPS
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Royal James HUIEL
Restaurant ails alto?
and'l‘uhlcdehote
Bountiful too-I, I“ I:
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South Nanak women eon‘dye'any-
thin; with a package of Diamond
Dyes. An, old:
waist. sweater. kimono. an. or no.
' sanding prise fighting.
The scene lacked nothing of‘
master of the art Jiroken. and you are hot
‘eosy. so slmple.
nacho-tn Ems hem
tint excitations“ “not”
ice Lynch mo no. in *M'
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mt mm mm This Ml
“romantcthaxficmndidmt
amuse Moi the “Hush promo»
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“humanism mm:
013' boy imo‘rs full well that Lynch is .
the indium-{tab}. CW mi!
and the‘t‘m‘mer is eager for a return i
mull.
There is small doubt that Richard;
wfllmcnboutmflemmaad‘
Lynch in the near “tyre. J
According to am mm M
despots): from Montreal 3m o.
definite move was node to have the
Dempscsxcsrpenn‘r fight staged in
that cits. when C. F. Graham. presi
dent of the Eastern Cancels Securi-
ties. Ltd" stated that both he slid
Frank Goodspeed. vice-president of
fie company. were negotiating with
Tex Rickard An amount exceedingi
3:00.099. which. n is stated. Ricard
required to bring the fighters here. is
in sight. it was said. A representative
Is on the way to New York to confer
with Rickard to the interest of Gain-
disn promoters If the New York lla-
tcrcsts accept the tonne o'fiered a ““h-
dicnte will then start seriously to
work on the project.
It Will be ncccsssry first to oblaln
an amendment ofjhe Quebec la“ re-
The Louisiana Boxing Commission
has onnOunccd that an effort would
he made to {once Bob Nortln to carry
out his contract to meet Martin Burke
In New Orleans. January 3!. Nartln
has win-d that he would be unable to
the local fighter because be In.
signed wlth Tc: lllchrd to meet Blll
Brennan. at Madison Snare (linden
l-‘ebrunn 18.
Chairman Oury. of the Louisiana
Communion. has wlmd. the New York
Boxing Commlmlon and the Interns.
uonal Sporting Club. polnung out {hot
Martin's conlmct to meet Burke Wu
slgncd prcvlous to that with Bream.
and asklng those. two organizatlofis to
assist In forcing Martin to keep his
datc in New Orlcans
Martin ls said to havc slalcd In M.
messuge that Tex Illckam objected to
his meeting any one before the Bren-
nan engagement.
'l'hc stage is all set {or the interna-
tional :u’ualcur boxing bouts tonlgln at
Madison Square Garden between Am.
crlcnn and Canadian champlons. The
ccnlcslnnls “1“ ho: under the rules 0!
the International Pcdeml‘lon rules.
which provide [or three rounds. the
first two to he of four mlnulco. with an
lnlcn‘al of urc mlnule between
rounds. In tho raw or Illsaxreemc‘hl
between thc Judge» the rob-rec can
either ulrc his decision or ordrr an ex-
tra round llIultcd to two mlnulcs. or
not more than two cum rounds of two
mlnulcs cncll. -
Al lhc curl of much houl llzi jmlgcs‘
ccorlng paw-rs are cull: clvd I») an (am-
cinl appolnlcd {cf- lhnl purposc. and In
cnsc the JudIrcs nan-c llIclr drcl-lon ls
final. Should lhI- juilzcs rllsugn c llw
olllclul shall 30 Inform thI- It‘ll-rev. hul
beforc nunmmclng his dcclslon shall
show the juilgcn' papers lo thc Tlf~
crce. Two of lhrcc opinions must
ugmc I)(f0r( thc “llut'r can he de-
cl:.Ired otlIcIulI-c an extra Inuml lo
compulsory. " P
Young Molllrrul ls rcndy for Ma
content wlun l‘al Moore. om- or two m-
lean-rounder: to In: alaicd by Tcx
Inickzu-d. ln Mmll. n Snunrc (lat-don.
tomorrow nlhhl .q‘hls Is a l‘l‘llll‘fl
match. Monlri-ul holds a rcrcrce'r
(lcclslon over I'llI.
'l‘lIc second bout will lxrlmz topcthcr
lloy McCormick. lllel-hcau'wclxhl
champion of Engluml. and Johnny
Howard. of lluyomw. N. J.
'l‘hI- scml-llmnl uf lcn rounds will
show Paul lloylc and llnrncy Adnlr.
' Sum Mosnlic-rg. former Olympic
champion. lune-a anklc (.‘onltrcy ln
llIc semi-final or slx rounds.
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"No-To-Bac" has helped thousand.
to brook the costly. nerve- «hatter-m;
tobacco hnblt. W'henever )ou have u
longlng for a. cigarette. cigar. plpe. or
for a chew. just ploce o harmle’ Non
'l'o- Bac tablet ln your mouth lnsteod.
to help relieve tho: awful desire.
Shortly the habit may he completely
I- on men-
flnancla y. It's .0
Get 3 box of No-‘l‘o-
tally physically.
Bu: and If it doesn't relense you from
:11 outing for tobacco In any tom
your druzgls). will refund your money
without questlorn.
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“flattens on behalf of the \K‘ar he
pannent and addresses were sum:
93 Msvor W. H, Stadium! and Lieu-
tenant Jmes Hurley. president '0! the
local Yankee Division Won
niche-slum: served in the medical dc-
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the_a.ct of bravery for which he was
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JANUARY wm'm SALE
con-
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THE WORLDS GREATEST VlOLINl3T
At Poplhr Plies: 81.” to $.50 Plus War Tu
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and the balance in Small
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uwn‘moroun. mom
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January Sale of
FURNITURE"
WE’VE CUT PRICES TO A POINT WM?
THEY REALLY ARE LOW l
an chnlcnl with merely giving you the advonlage of the
rcdmlinn in nholcsale coals which manufacturers or fin-ninth
haw made lo date, We have gone all the way in mm chm in
gixc mm the qucsl possible prices on furniture u ill‘ lhe result a
that in llw Janunrv furniture sole of ours we bellow we are .
ofl‘criqg \ on furniture at prices so low of lower than any whisk
“a.
CONTINUATION OF 'OUR
Remoiral Sale:
i
Today's Best Prices Are Slashed. We have i
Taken a Tremendous Loss to Move ;
Stocks Immediately. :
“'0 must I‘Imvc wilhin lln‘ m‘xl l'vv‘
Nothing is rcscn‘ml.
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garment of our prcwcnl stock “'I” ll? llsml m mn- 30“ Mum
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153 Washington “St.
weeks to our Ncw Building nn North Main sll‘t‘t‘leut unc
' South Norwalk
1 “ill be finsuil‘le at amv lime in the future, at last for your! to
, cnmc.
l
\\ n have mil prices on our entire stock of l‘uruilure, and
house fumishings clear donn lo the lowest price
WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION.
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Mme. Jeannette
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CORSETIERE AND SIDVER
56 80. Main St. Phone 90.
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Norwalk Chronicler