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The Last Time Today
1‘: URMA TALMADGE
in
Her Career
Hill BRANDED
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looted by Hugo Ballln
. Greatest Picture Success of
_ ority. report opposing the system.
elite of the- Calder b “pro ‘n
emermcv teller-cl; disclaims -
coal industry and even ope . on of.
.the mines plan to seek a vote in them“ the way
ate on the measure before the
present session ends March 4. Aliens
bers of the Manufacturers committee
said today, it would be reported out
Monday or Tuesday. Some modifica-
“mi of certain provisions is expected.
and it was said there would be a min-
. The expected modification would
apply to taxation provisions, design-
ed by the author to keep middlemen
and brokers out of coal dealings.
Chairman La'Folette of the com-
mittee served notice on the represen-
tntives of the coal trade, whose op—
The Palace Theatre is offering an
thro h- astropouum
show and if it is fully apreciated there
will not be an available inch of stand:
in room ,today or tomorrow. Aside
mm the fact that a representative of
lthe Hour and Sentinel found a\ very
'enthusiastic audience last night thit
had filled the theatre before the start
of the show and kept many standing.
there were numerous comments but
Lall sides directed both to the picturei
and the vaudeville Of the fonner it’
can be said that no production was.
ever better produced. A horse racel
has a fascination about it that makes
it appeal strongly to all classes and1
Values
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HAMILTON
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In. Albertine Witter of 48 Stevens
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sac
that.
Her Run Down Condition and Head-slice Vim Relieved
by the florist Touts CIIO‘l:
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New Haven. Conn. say. Thu”
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"For some-uni}! huw- hemn mulls. ,
ed with a general run-down conifer
“on." In In. Witter.
nerve:- at times"
"I had severe headaches and was
sick at my staunch which was due 1
belleve to constipation that I had sub‘
"Was w‘m .\,
position has been unanimous. that 3° with a horse 0 fthe raci type play-l '
Of Westport more testimony would be taken after"!n galmost a principal ,0me this tea-l i'ercd with for a long time; 1 coal!
CTHER ATTRACTIONS Saturday _ Night sessions will be tune it not “”11““: that‘ it not sleep rights and was so nervous‘
Jhe‘d- hbweve” t° ”1°” “‘3 by that should be ponular. Pretty Mar-sot that I used to get up from foul-Ito
TOMORROW “va Kelly and popular Matt Moore were live times dnrlngxthn nigh; and til:
11.] PTURF ce was was re on an - ~-
, . .‘ 5 .1). excellent. The several beach scenes consequen .
Hr: \INE Wm ”Am I CIT STILLS LA taken at Roton Point were easily m1; sick the a: “111:. a m t ‘
‘ , " ere so on a
‘l HAMMERSTEIN LOUISVILLE Ky.. Jan. 23. 3-1: to‘; :fiifififéwfix 83931:: 31?:le £1121; ecor s no mug, “mammal: m 5m” me m
l‘ in .tal of 9. 401 illicit stills were cap ure girls can be seen either at the Palace “on I of CXNOT I d ‘1'.“
2 n S I ' k F t PI and 5 azioggrf’tihweritfggepg‘flff in South Nor-walk today or tomorrow . under protest to use it and I am It"
. .1 'n e zmc ea urc ay lthe gear 11 e so - , , . . . . 1. hf ! that I did a. '[ am “0" .
1 THE DAUGHTER tion district which comprises “the fizxitvfiifi" ifia‘fgoflh 12:21:11: That Will Shine In Any Collection 1;;- .30... “a n m w m to“;
1 so :mtis 8f Ylhgainiieni‘uzt: ancgrOTél; on the part of local people to see it at MOLLY BRANNIGAN McCormsck M‘ tonic CINOT."
PAYS 'hzgste‘e aizgrdin'g to figures made pub- home. Here is an act that surpasses TELL ME I» Mug"! onion I8 com AT PLAISTED‘“ .
Ivll'HE COMEDY PATHE NEWS ‘lic todnv by S R Brame. supervising any ever pressinted in this city. A TRAUMEREI GJIO; :cn ”MIG mm wnmnqgmy fl.
- ' ' ' company of seven actually pretty and L0. HEAR THE GENTLE LARK a l u l Also. at the Westport/ Drug Store.
-‘MV~J‘J‘~' x«‘-"~‘—‘N~r\.‘~‘m;
'agent of the district. 0: the arrests
McDonounh, Hamilton
_ 9 talented girls. as musicians. singers 0" MORN'NG LAND . , Bouthport: W H- 30‘1"“ Stamford.
Sunday -I{?::::L§:hls.l illisem report said. re- and dancers With Evans who *3 well SECOND CONNECTICUT MARCH l 3,313“ K. E. Northrup's. Danbury. and at
. [suited in fines aggregating $288 685 lknown offered a novelty revue entl- :MVA may: SWEETHEART Smt I racial; F’ m leflflfin'I 1)"an Sigm‘ 81 Fairlie“.
" . "" - . MR8. AI BEm-‘IN . “1m AVE... B 9° "‘ "-
VIOLA DANA and imprisonments totalling 2378 3:3,“ “133.80333nghgfflg-Pg‘mei WHO’LL TAKE THE PLACE or MARY Crescent Trlo ’ d“
m . months. A . ‘ LARGO Caruso
‘ ‘CINDERELLA'S TWIN” '
O‘CALLAGHAN STILL ' HERE. . ,
Me" to piano. violin and cello accom-l
panlment and "Feather Your Nest" by
FANTOMAS . :3; enItére coimpang'lwere two of the
NEW YORK. Jan.28._—The Amerl- “me 5 a“ ”me” “°°d°“
shoe dancing was the first given in.
. can Committee for Relief in Ireland Nornalk in some time and was snap-i
Coming .announCed today that Donal O'Cal-
"mans or CLAY”
lagham. Lord Mayor 01' Cork..- who
yesterday disappeared from sight, was
still in the United States and would
rg-appear publicly tomorrow at 'an
lpy and pleasing. Green and Eatell
‘werc also fine but especially good was
Green's piano selections. Robert H.
Hodge offered “Lawyer Splivins” to
the delight of everybody. Amoros and
Stop In and-Ask Us To Play These For You.
DONNELLY’S
16-18 SOUTH MAIN STREET
‘ ‘Irish meeting in this city. The com-
'mittee denied rumors that. like
Eamonn dc Valera. "president of the
Irish Republic." he had slipped quiet-
ly out of this country. headed for Ire-
Jeanette in the fourth act might have . ‘
mean two crazy cats there was :9, ‘1
many specialties in their performance
and they kept the audience in good
humor throughout their twenty min-
The Cigars In Our Humidors
land. nice on the stage. On Saturday the SEEDS-WHOLmALE L AND RETAHJ
, ' d 'lll .- . '.,
_ _ _ upmasn m mwm. 2.3:“: .5...“ ;‘.‘.a‘,,’:h‘;“e;‘;;’eet‘?; :32: ~ 1'03. m 81’3“?“ m“ . were not damaged by water and smoke. On— - .
IHl: HOUSE OF 100 PER CENT wAsmNG-I‘ON, Jan. 23..'_rrho Jap- 23:33 pmducm" "The Hume" ' A" u" Lam" gambit... Timo'uly” .::d sud Puma" - 0' firm ly the cigars that were “bide the humidor
ENTERTAINMENT
;
A Real Metropolitan Show
anese population or Hawaii in 1920
was 109.274 out of the total popula«
tion of 255.912. and represented an
increase for that race 0! about 33
percent. since 19-10. the Census Bur-
can announced today.
The only race which
greater increase in Hawaii than the
REGENT TODAY
RELIABLE .AND THE FINEST VARIETIEB 0F FLOWER SEEDS
Beet grades of Fertiliser Sheep Manure, Ground Bone,
Nitrate of Mote.
Remedies to destroy all Insects and fungicides for the preventative
and cure of all kinds of blight
Let Your Wants Bo Known and W. wm supply You with the Best.
were damaged and are now to be disposed of.
We solicit the patronage of the public and w
will give them the best cigars for the money
that can be made.
OLD WELL CIGAR c0. .\
Last Presentations at ”the Branded
\Vonlan" “'llicll Has Proyen
One of Biggest 'Tnlmndge
Pictures th Produced.
': Miss These Attractions
EVANS AND GIRLS
If. Wonderful Music. Song and
DO "
sh owed a
r Dancing Act Japanese Was the Filipino. with an r . . ' __“ .
- increase or 2.361 m mo to 21.031 in. “11”“ 1...... "N“ km“ '0 89W ' South Nor-walk Florist and Seed Store
Be iourc #9 Hear 1920. The native Hawaiian people all kinds or domestic "“X‘WS. b1" 1'0?
”the first time in the history of screen- 2 SOUTH MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 3“
dom was one employed to patch up a
marital misunderstanding and banish
PENNSYLVANIA R. R. a‘family skeleton" by means of the
GETS 300.000.000- telephone in Norma'l‘nlmadge'l latest
. Associated First National ‘ release.
I NEW YORK. Jan). 28.——Subscrip_ "The Branded Woman." which will be
tion list to the $60 000.000 secured “hibilf'd at the Regent Theatre for
r- bond issue of the Pennsylvania Rall- the last time today‘ ‘Perhaps it Will
:road Companx Were opened and 0103- be the Wired?” "PNL Anyway this
ed today. by Kuhn Loeb & Company. photo-play .accordinz to preview re—
LK'
Gwendolyn Hill Sing ~st'.l.N(>RWA .
HO PROMISE ME”
And the Company Render?”
“FEATHER YOUR. NEST"
fiRMOROS AND JEANETTE
Crazy as a quilt, but funny
Robert H. Hodge in
“LAWYER SPLIVENS"
decreased in the last decade from 26,~
'041 to 23.723.
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”ANOTHER REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
WW
JANUARY WHITE SALE
In an effort to readjust prices we have made reductions in our
entire stock of Muslin Underwear.
Green and Lafell bankers. indicating an oversubscrlp- lf’m'ttfi rpdpl‘efints ”19 heat cinema ef- u. rt ' os.’
- c . tlnn of the issue. The bonds bear 0" ma 6‘ “13 far by Norma Tal— Nightgowns high of V neck, with long or rec GUI el- 3.9V
SW and Piano Wizards 6 1-2 per cent Interest and mature in ”“8“ JELKE’S GOOD LUCK MARG ARINE 32.50 and $2.93. 2.... $2.00 and ez'ss.
fifteen years. Low neck and short sleeves, lace and embroidery trimmed. 03-00,
V 33.39 and 33.50, now $2.39, $2.90 and 3.2.75. _
Envelope Chemise. lace trim. m ‘2.“ and 82.90, now $1.50. SEN
and $2.25,
Drawers. plain tucked. regular sin. Dc. now 59c. extra size 05:.
Kennedy and Kramer
There With~the Feet
[ ‘ and
3.. Be Sure Also to See
“SIX YEA?“ IX THE JUNGLE". The “Good Luck" label means something. It explains why people
.FREIGHT RATES HELD To BE 1" 3 who once buy Jelke‘ 3 Good Luck Margarine come back for more Good
REASONABLE. ‘
“'ASHINGTON. Jan. 28,—Ocean
and rails rates on small arms and am-
Cnryetli “'ells anlous Lecturer and
Explorer. at the South Norwalk
Baptist Church Saturday, Jan-‘
-__.;
Luck Margarine not only represents purity but possesses the taste and
flavor that makes eating a pleasure.
I...
» ' munition shipped from Bridgeport ' fur-V 29““ 3 3'- m- ' . Elhrcldery trimmed, 81.00 and $1.25, new 80c. , q.
it’ THE GREP'gg‘TRImAcéE HORSE and New Haven. Conn.. to Saline. t Th9:"fl‘§ “grim: ‘eCturfl:1 0" I"? b BNDRSED BY ALFRED W. M GA“ Crepe Iloomcfl. 31.75. now 31a... 3
' Kama. were held unreasonable today “1‘“ S in ar 8 ecause 5 one s ' ' . . kirts cmbrolde "1 0d 9-75 8T.” ‘2'“.
MAQE AT ROTON POINT b3 the Interstate Commerce (”mm—is- ‘6'“"9'" ”‘3‘ “ ‘3 5° ““9”“ “a“ ~‘i‘ Just received a full.1ine'of m whole milk. 111 all sizes. 3 l e tfimmg “35“"; m; 2% .l 3"“: “d ““90"
, sioin as compared with rates from; ins actual!) lhed .among the Malays . . . . “.mmmh“ tucked '1 m. 1| .
THE SPORT OF KINGS’ 'the same points to Hutchinson Kane: and lived the life of the natives them- Have you tne‘dit yet? n alum, .mbml'dTM‘“ '3‘ ”an , 1
Rates between Salina and Hutchins‘on se‘1\es.spi’8k‘f‘z the Malay lansuace Fl « “A f“ of “w "n no moum'fl'lhldt, MW, .mau‘z'uu' $1.00 ‘1.” .
were ordered equalized. fluent!) Mr. Wells has secured a great 0‘!) . 9c , .
SATURDAY r I, deal or information first hand. In his ,, . and $2. - 3"
, lecture: “Six Years in the Jungle of _ .
w'th Vaudeville OYT’ ‘ ,the Malay Peninsula." he not only ‘ ' "
Blanche Sweet in H S tells of the. wonders of the jungle. but ‘
. .describl-s the natives. their industries. .
‘ THE HUSHED HOUR” THE ‘customs. religions and superstitions. - I e e
'| SELEC His description of such well-known . J O O , tt
thnigs as rubber. tin, tapioca. saga. . ,
Sunday _ THEATRE copra. etc.- nre intensely interesting Opposite 3'9"". 88 WASHINGTON ST. south JOIN.“
VIOLA DANA IN and ”Strum“ "9 mm“ mm mm Phone 10594 22 North Main Street, South Nor-walk u a. -
~. I ., "d gorgeous silk costumes of the Malays . ‘ ,
CINDERELLA S TWIN Programs Thursday, Fr'd‘y' a and a number of quaint pirates' rel- . .
" Saturday ' ics. Both Mr. and Mrs. Wells dress Look for the 00011 Luck 81811 ;
MONDAY up in native costume. demonstrating ~ v .N
, with the, aid of children from the nu- ‘ ................ . .
. n. 'f3¢2;ES RAY IN . TODAY ‘ ." dience. the Malay method of dressing ,
F: l' J . '— [and undressing. (‘hildren will be es-
FROM BROADWAY" ElsIE JANIS- 'pecially interested in this wonderful
'lecture. There are few lecturers who
.' I The Soldiers’ Idol
\ . have had the experience of lecturing
five times a day for four days. in the
January Sale of
J I A. s EASE TAKEN FROM JURY in . same place. Mr. “'e Ila did this in the : I
.' a 2. “ANY”. pHIA Jan. *3 ——Judge “THE REGULAR GIRL” Strand Theatre. Portland. ... i : _
, .._; 1:0i in criminal court today i —-—- -- EN NEEDS R SAT BAX? l .
l" 1-. i ll 0 motion of the defense” to quuon TRAFFIC GOVI'OIITTEE KITCI' I F0 [IR . :
‘ I‘ ' ’m m th e jury the case or Wll- SATURDAY _ ; ENDS “.ORK . . , .
3 n: l- llrines, charged with first de- WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.——Pnt‘out , _ _ . h:
ale- murder in connection with the IRVING DUKE, of business by prohibition the House ~. ”N800 ’ wfilhbmlerl Bell Aluminum 88.1100 Pans WE’VE CUT PRICm To A mm,“ WHERE ‘5
”will of Elmer C. Drewes. on the and . Alcoholic Liquor Traffic committee. . tin heavv copper hotltoln. 1594.113” Size . . _ .
~n wmi that not sufficient evidence S which has not met for more than a' " ' r ‘ ‘ V
a”; we” submitted to connect the 'd’é-Q GUY NEWELL year. is preparing to fade away like. Saturday Special ...... $2.93 Saturday Ml . . . . . , _ ‘56 . THEY- REALLY ARE mw !
' " ‘A' ’“t “it“ Drew“. death. ' 'the old brass rail. Membersare rea-' fl» , - . - , -
In“ 9 d" 1° “3“ t" "‘9" "mm“ “3"“ Galvanized Wash Tubs" ‘- MW‘I’I” 3"” ; Not content with merely giving you the cdvantélge oftthe
., r'il)“ INIHFFERHNT To BABY. 6 W'ltll Chairman Volstead. 0f the Ju- -: . ‘ . l . _ . ash cans . lon in who] e c are“ 0 “ml _ ‘
: 2.\=.' YORK. Jan. 28.——'l‘lle mother SQUANDERED LIVES ldlciary committee th“ the Volmad' No. 1 Saturday Spec. ._ $1.29 11““ giggi‘etr mzcltmde to d‘uef‘lwe 1103: "Mammy in our effortsmtoe.
1"“ of Geida, one Of the Six 1“ng . IEnforcement act has teeth enough to . . . a." t , m the
h" ":I’pommi i" “mum” is waning ' . A handle an! “‘1'" Problem that, may 3°? 2 my Spec. ' ' ‘1'” Way 313094“ - - . - - - 3339 .~ giveiyou the lowest possible prices on (vulture with the result
as a resu't' he" ten'm‘md 5°“ ' ' ame- No. 3 Saturday Spec. .. 31:69 . GI . Oil - that in the January furniture sale of cult: we tlithe“: we are
" w came into the world yesterday at ‘ ‘ l . -*-,~- . A, lvanlsed ' can“ . you furniture at rim 8. It. or Wet ii any which
" ""' 7‘°°“’5"‘°‘” ”Mk 'may" become Royal James HOTEL /MANILA..- p. 1.». Jan. 23.1(ny Thcl i ' t NM 1 . ' " ’olflciring ble It an this in the future, at least for years to
.-.. .:.opted child of Mrs Hana. mounl R I ' t I " rte Associated Preas.)—A (shell from one .’ P11001113 M 60rd , 5 gal. Size with faucet. : WI c [30881 y
H I .0“ , aura“ '8 3 ca °' A‘Im‘m‘ Dewey” 3““ an" ”mg .i best and strongest for clothes-7 Saturday Special ..... .3150 ' some.
mum comm“ "‘d'fiemm ‘° “" 31“,] Table do how ' "n a “mm“ m m “am“ t" mm". line. “ - We have cut prices on our uiiro stock of furniture, and
hi ‘1- - . ‘
. ,. ; :7::§?i:.ifi."§§.§§‘§ $122232 Beautiful m... m or ‘mmerm‘ eta; all... om... s... 60 n. was. -. wm m a... mom... a... 4...... ~10va
“‘ “”9 0‘ Mm- 333% who has DWV- mum“ at" “t moderate “t“: dads. picked up the shell and after t.» .__———a-——-——' r k l to unlit -
' ~. hie e p q ‘y.
. .l . sood moth-er to many goalllngs. ‘1 J texarnining it. hurled it against a revel:i 010W“ ( . , y s 9, Y0 0N.
~ ~ . . The alien proved to be effective an - . . W: W ........ 39¢“ WE IN VIIE ‘ UR INSPECII
‘ “ -‘ , ktSMdeIJ'or” 14c _.
‘ lied the three homo the ground. - ‘ .
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' POLI’S Th ‘m’ ““‘m’ ' ' ‘ . W W” ‘33‘7 - , ‘ hm PM ~ . 3"“ ”5“ m" 19c' —‘ *
eatre ‘ Jan. 30, at 3,1). m. i .. “menu-d: rolls, regular 10, 9° gummy Special ....... ‘ _
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Only Appearance in Bridgeport SIX YEAR IN ” my» Special,3 . j . ”Row M ”pl, .
"\ THE JI lNGIZE $135 me , F
BY CARVER WELLS
FRITZ KREISLER
THE WORLD'S GREATEST VIOLINIST -
At Popular Prices $1.00 to $2.50 Plus War ‘I'ax
Seats New on Sale at ' "
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