TODAY AND FRIDAY I ‘~
NORMA TALMADGE
in the Greatest Success of Her Career
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“The Branded Womah”
story of a girl who is forced to the very‘abyss from which no
woman ever escapee and of what happens when her husband
learns the truth.
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SATURDAY .
ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN 3
« “THE DAUGHTER PAYS” ~ 3
ll pArIm couEDY ' PATHE saws ;
l: comma—"mom or CLAY” » 3
Palace Theatre
F} TODAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY «
t The Biggest NIoney Value In Entertainment Ever Offered ~
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ERNEST EVANS AND GIRLS
Comes to the Palace, South Norwalk, for these three days and GOES-
DIRECTLY AFTER ITS CLOSE HERE to B. F. Keith's Palace
ARMOROS
KENNEDY and KRAMER
Songs and Dances
“LAWYER
The picture you have all waited for
“The Sport Of , Kings”
'THE PICTURE THATNVAS MADE AT ROTON POINT FEATURING
MARGOT KELLY AND MATT MOORE AND
MANY L'OOAI. PEOPLE OF PROMINENOE I
DON‘T FAIL TO see rHls PICTURE MADE IN vounown cu"!
BLAN CHE SWEET IN
l Theatre, Broadway, New York.
CAST or SEVEN—MANY SPECIALTms—scENERY
AND JEANETTE
Another New York Specialty Act Th’at Will Iurprise?
ROBERT HENRY HODGE
In His Roaring Comedy Sketch'
AND
SATURDAY ONLY
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GREEN AND LEPELL
Vocal and Instrumental
SPLIVENS” ;
“THE HUSHED HOUR’
'—In the twelfth week of the hying
‘2004 egg or a‘ yield of 28.6 per cent.
This is less by 53 eggs than last
week's production and 121 eggs is. ‘
ithan the six year averagGu For the
fsecond time since the contest started
'last November a-fien of White’beg—
horns owned by James 0. LeFevre
{from New I’aitz. N. Y. was an easy
{first with a total of 45 eggs. A pen
of R. Island Reds owned by Henry P.
'Walker, Hudson. Mass" was second
with 0 Yield of 40 eggs. Ernest H.
Scott‘s White Leghorns from Farm:
:ington. Conn. were third with a pro-
.duction of 39 eggs. Ten White Leg-
Ihorns entered by the Beck Egg Farm.
SW'oodcllffe Lnke..N. 4].. were fourth
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‘with 38 eggs. A pen of Oregon- from
the Oregon Agricultural College. Cor- L,
talus. Ore. and o. pen of White Leg-
horns entered by A. P. Robinson.
CalvertOn. N. Y.. tied to; fifth place
with 37 eggs each:
One Rhode Island Red n owned
by E. P. Ifsher. Jr.. Grafton. Hass..
made a perfect score for the week by
laying seven eggs. The following
table shows the number of birds in
each breed and the average number
the tireth week.
Breed Per Bird to Date
50 Wyandottes ., 24 s
270 Rhode Island Reds 20h
500 Leghorns 18.8
140 Plymouth Rocks 17.0
40 Miscellaneous 11.5
l1000 Axe. All Breeds 18.9
Egg production for the twelfth
week during the past seven years was
as follows:
I 1914-15. 2143: 1915-16. 20": 1916-
III. 2i?8;1917 18. 2086; 1913 19.
20021019-29. 229:; 1920 21. 2004.
The four leading“ pens in each of
the principal Varieties are as follows 8:
Plymouth Rocks.
3w. H. n: Kent (Barred)
Cazenovia N. Y. 394
Rock Rose Farm (Barfed)
! Katonah. N. Y. . 73
’Ernest XV. Picker (Barred)
Glen Ridge. N. J.
-Oregon Agricultural College
256
l Corvallis. Ore. (Barred) . 213
1 Rhode Island Beds. ’
Charles H. Lane
Southboro. Mass. 397
F. S. Chopin.
Longmeadow. Mass. 365
H. S. Bickford.
Grossvule. N. H. 354
llct‘f‘ Brook Poultry Farm
Short Fails.l\ . ..l{ 844
\Vhitc Leghorns.
A. P. Robinson. .
Callerton. N. Y. 381
James O. Lei-‘evre. _ ‘ .
New Paitz. N. Y. "342
Lion Head Poultry Farm. .
Dover. N. J. 338
L. E. Ingpldsby. '. .
Cooperstown. N. Y. ,_ 324
Other Varieties.
0I)('(l G. Knight (“'hlte \Vynn-
dotte) Bridgeton. It. I. 448
H. P. €loyes. (Duff W'yan-
done) Silver Lane. Conn. 274
Clemens J. Diemnnd (\‘i’hite “'3'-
-andotte) New Britain. Conn. 188
Harry 1).. llmmons (Wh. “'yilll-
(lattes) Plymouth. Conn. 186
SHORE RESIDENCES
IMPERlLLl-ID BY A
MILFORD
HOYT'S ‘
THE
ELECT
THEATRE
» S
Programs Thursday.
Saturday
Friday, and
TODAY AND FRIDAY
ELSIE JANIS
The Soldiers' Idol
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“THE REGULAR GIRL”:
SATURDAY ’
IRVING DUKE ‘ ‘
and “
GUY NEWELI;
SQUANDERED LIVES’
this city. . Robert Henry Hodge will
present his original comedy sketch.
"Lawyer Splineus." Kennedy and
Kramer and Green and Lefeli will
complete the bill. The picture how-
ever and Ernest Evans Company—
should not be missed.
REG E N T TO DAY
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Norma Talmadgc Here Again and
Better Than Even In “The
Branded \\'unlan."
Norma ’l‘almadgc. her leading man.
Percy Marmont and the rest of her
company. while engaged in filming
"The Branded \Vomzm.” Norma's lat-
est First National picture. which will
be. shown at the Regent Theatre. be-
ginning todm spent an entire night
working on bOuld the ocean liner
Kaisclin Augusta Victoria at its Ho-
boken pier
‘ Another interesting trip took the
Letar. Mal-mom and Charles Lane down
to Washington Square with Director
Albert Parker and his staff to film a
short series 0: shots of the Greenwich
Village section.
I The picture. which is adapted from
Oliver D llailey’ a famous stage play
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I Branded." has been produced. on an
Royal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte
and Table do hate -
Beautiful rooms, with or
jelaborate scale. and is declared to be
line most pretentious starring vehicle
Ithus far given to Miss Talmadge.
J ournahsm Dangerous
IDNDONNQE 27 —JOur_n'aiism is
,a dangerous occupation
China. according to the correspondent
without bath at moderate rates.
PALACE TODAY
1“ 2:3- silk Made Big Feature and En-
parallclcd Vaudcfiflc Make
Up W
.l Palace today.presents an at-
- program—«'1 Nor-walk made
autumn "The Sport of King"—
vw-ldefille bill of exceptional
The picture will be remem—
--i «.5 having been made at Rottm
wxih local people including
":.. Hort daughter of Char-Yes E.
‘3'.’ of iii:'l.aSo th Hamil: Trust
' l:~z~.,.,_ Too much praise cannot
"' Wn Ire \audeviile.
5:1lll0ll inn scared Ernest Eva'ns
av ot-w York City W
”‘0'“5 and Jeanette’“
“m :ut Hail:
there of the Central News. Quoting
‘the. Canton Times he says “every
military governor has had at least
flee. Since the establishment of the
republic. numerous Canton joflrnaiists;
have been executed in official order
and several others assassinated with
accomplices."
GIVE “snow /HONEY To
- CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. zv—l
When the state capitol building here
was burned down. the West Virginia
House of Delegates decided to hold
sessions in the Baptm Temple. and it
was agreed. that delegates” should re-
train from smoking.
manager ‘Prior to adjouijnnent yesterday. hey Pith.
the House Eliminates ”outcast-u— int
mod
= .. 1 l L». Girls before their Winn”
eigernent at B. Keith's
anaconda-months
’ EXAMINE
Occupation In Canton
aternationai Mercantile Marine
in Canton.’
:to the shippinginteres’ts of the coun-.
_day by the Shipping Board.
one editor shot during his term of 01-: Jones who made changes that the In-;
FIR}? IN
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Five '05 of Brush Grass Burns——
Sewers! Homes Are Scorched.
MILFORD. Jan. 27.——Five acres of
tall brush grass afirc at 4 o'clock yes-
terday afternoon threatened a. group
or eight shore residences. Three of
the collages were badly scorched but
the quick response '0? Themical com:
pany No. l and Engine (‘0. l. of Mil-
ford 50021.th an end to the confin-
gl'ation. The blaze spread rapidly and
was right up to the cottages when
the fire. fighters arived at the scene
and ‘got in effective work. Heavy
clouds of smoke rolling up from the
wooded“ section in the vicinity led
Milfordites to the belief that a. big
conflagration was in progress and
many persons were attracted to the
scene. ‘
LAXYYERS PREPARING
APPEAL FOR “‘ADE.
Counsel for Elwood B. “indetermi-
vlcted of the murder, of George B.
«Salt and sentenced to hang. are pre-
paring papers in an appeal to be filed
before February _7. Judge Hinman.
who sentenced _\Vade to hang. grant-
ed a continuation of thcrtime'Jimlt
in which the appeal could be filed.
The appeal will not be ready for til-
illg until near the end of the extended
time limit as a. mass of. evidence mint
be gone oxer in the preparation of the
'appeal. :thc attouey said.
SHIPPING CONTRACT.
“'ASHINGTON. Jun. 27.—Examin-
atlon of the contract between the In-
puny and the
which it has been alleged is inimical
try and tfl'e development of the Amer-
ican Merchant Marine. was begun to-
Senator
ternational Mel-chantilq Marine in
1903 entered into a twenty year agree
iment with the British Government to
pursue no policy “injurious to the in-
temt of the British Mercantile Har-
ine or to British de." was invites!
to take part intake roceedings.
SITORRS. Conn. January 3431921. ‘ a
contest at Storm the 100 pens laid '
FRITZ KRHSLEB NUB
of' eggs per bird up to and including,
Ave. No. Eggs '
To Fritz Kreisler who is coming to
Bridgeport Sunday afternoon Jan.
30th. under the direction of Mr. Ru—
dolph W‘Stelnert vi of today owe
a great debt. The repertoire of this
instrument is surpriingly small com-
pared wth that of the piano. for ex-
ample. and those who have gone to
zviolin recitals in the past and have
had to content themselves with parts
or the whole of concertos with piano
laccompanimcnt and with unaccom-
panied Bach pieces. realize that they
Iwere not the most stirring of musical
events.
Kreisler who is a. deep student of
the literature of music realized this
’years ago and he decided to mafk out.
a new path for himself. Buried in
libraries and musical collections in
Italy and France. were vast quanti-
ties of music by composers long for-
gotten, who. flourished. particularly
in Italy. during the seventeenth and
.elghteenth ’centuries. At that time
{the violin was more generally culti-
{voted than it is today and a. Vast
amount of music was written for it.
For years Krelsier gave a. great part
cannons my.
‘muoihn. bliss. euriytodsy. by:
' . being returned to
C. 0. William '
enou- Wilson. as. ’
taken from om—
ht that in
mud: which tool: him away « in an
automobile. »
A telephone report Lowry was
taken from a. northfilnd Illinois
Central train award which he was
am from El
Peso. Texas. where he was captured
last week.
STANLEY \VORKS CUT WAGES.
NEW BRITAIN. Jan. ZZZ—The
Stanley “Works and the Stanley. Rule
and Level Company today announced
wage reductions of approximately ten
per cent“ which will become effective
next Monday.
BURNS
Lift Off with Fingers
——-——
‘Doesn't hurt a: bit! Drop a little
“Freelone” on an aching corn. in-
fiantly thdt com stops hurting, then
shortly you lift it right off with ling—
ers./ Truly!
Your drugglst sells a tiny bottle of
"Freezone" tor a few cents. sufficient‘
to remove every hard corn, soft corn.
or corn between the toes. and the
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British Gov ernment. ;
10f his time to hunting up and going
over this. separating the Wheat..ff0m cailuoes. without soreness or irrita-
the chair. As a result of his search tlon. ____ .4
he unearthed much tel-y benutlfu”
'music which was well worthy of a
lace on a recital programme. '
2‘1: Moreover. he made a number 01' For CoughsandColds U88
:arrangements of smaller compositions'
by modern composers with the resultl
.that his recital programmes became
'8. model which all other violinists are
Ifollowing. With Porpora. and Cham-l
inside. Pugnani and Dvorak and oth-l
ers whom the canturles divide appear— ‘
lug in jU\taposiilon. great piquancy
is given to the slighier portions of
programmes which invariably include
.works of major importance. and so
all coughs, yields to its healing
- as a rule look askance
imsrdtjgngrgents are disarmed. . Try this M0“! on
family remedy and expel-tome the
comfort it brings to those who use
it. Pure snd'ssfe it aids nature in
m vitality and in row
an
coughs. colds, . bronchitis, and all
forms of throat and lung ailments.
BRIDG I'II’ORT CONCERN
ltll-OPENR
BRIDGEPORT. Jan. 27. —The
lib-uni. Electric Company “hose plant
was shut ddnn two weeks ago. tod
issued notice to its emploxes that it
will re-bpen tomorrow for full opera-
tion. About 1.200 are affected. There
will be a readjustment of the wage
scale. it was suited.
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The above familiar trademark on
every package-ell. druzzirts. 60c
OPEN EVERY EVENING
.33..
A SMALL PAYMENT DOWN WILL
BRING ONE TO YOUR HOME
Ask for a. free demonstrates
DONNELLY’S
16-18 SOUTH MAIN STREET
BLANK BOOKS AND LOOSE LEAF
’ DEVICES
Every Type of Bound Book and Loon. Leif Device Made by
THE NATIONAL BLANK BOOK comm
It' s the Daily Ofilce Use That Win the Superior
Quality of Nanoonlfloods
We Carry a Large and Varied Assortgnont That “'11! surely Meet
Your Requirements.
THE. , HAMILTON SHOP.“
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sego. 0.. writes: "Nine year’s no I
was very much smlceef! with kidney
trouble. I bought dim: kinds of
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Carter‘s Knit Underwear.
The Cigars In Our- Humidors
were not damaged by water and smoke. On-
ly the cigars that ‘were outside the humidor .
were damaged and are now to be disposed of. '
We solicit the patronage of the public and we
will give them the best cigars for the money
that can be made.
OLD .WELL CIGAR CO.
‘ JANUARY WHITE SALE
In an ell’o’rt to readjust prices we have anode reductions In our
entire stock of Muslin Underwear.
Nightgown, high of V unit, with long or three quarter sleeves.
$2.50 and $2.08, now ‘2.” and $23..
Low neck and short sleeves, lace and embroidery trimmed. $3”;
$3.39 and $3.50 new $2.39, ‘2.” and m
Envelope Chemise, loos trlm m and 32.”. now 81.50, m
and 82.25
Drawers, plain tucked, regular also, “a. on. Io. extra else 05c.
Embnidory trimmed. C1.” and 31.1!» no- Go.
Crepe Iloomers, $1.75, now C‘LII.
Skim. embroidery trimmed, .28, ".7. as. “M I!!! sue.
Lace trimmed, £2.45 and sens norm-Id
Hemetltehod tucked with. 01m. nous 1! out.“ i .
Show Skirts, embroidered runs. .1... - 13 cults.
A few of the lingerie Blouses loft. and, he sizes $1.00 $1.50
and sun. '
J. I. Mallette
as washroom 3T. Ioutb sol-weal
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Jannary Sale of
FURNITURE
WE’VECUTPRICESTOAPOlN'l WHERE
THEY REALLY ARE LOW I
Not content with merely giving you the'sdvantsge of the ;-
reduction in wholesale costs, which manufacturers of furniture
have made to date, we have gone all the way In our efiorts to
give you the lowest possible prices on furniture with the result
that in the January furniture sale of ours we believe we are . ,
oflering you furniture at prices as low or lower than any which ~
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come.
We have cut prices on our entire stock of furniture, and
house furnishings clear down to the lowest price.
WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION.
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GREAT SALE
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PRICED' AT 1-3 OFF.
$6.50 Silk and Wool Union Suits in various
styles; regular or extra sins . .-. . . .. --- .- .
$4.45 - “
$3.45
32.35;.
$4.50-.Wool Union §uits in various files,
regular or out sizes ......................
$3.00 Medium Weight Cotton Union Elit- in
various styles; regular or out sixes . . . . . . . . - .
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