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SELZNICK RPESENTS
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The Daughter Pays’
." rile stary of a man who married a
: gr; because he hated her mother.
‘l‘ He wanted to malie‘the laughter
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Tiara-HE NEws ’
:2. PATHE COMEDY
3’. Sunday Evening
"lust quite like the fairy story, but
2‘ then—you should see
3; VIOLA DANA‘
.g in
fi-IINDERELLAE TWIN”
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7'?
’3‘ MONDAY
.g Another Metro Super Special!
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Registered one of the biggest hits
that was ever offered in New
York
PATHE COMEDY
SUNSHINE NEWS
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TUESDAY
GEORGE M. COHAN’S
Smashing Big Comedy Hit
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FROM BROADWAY’
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Coming Next Week
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9?; Paramount ”S Biggest Film
Product ion
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THE House or loo PER cENT
ENTERTAINMENT
Going-Going—Going
Going
And After Today: i
GONE
Your chances to see the” biggest
vaudeville 5st ever presented in
the City of Norwalk
ERNEST EVANS
AND GIRLS
Going directly to the Palace Thea-
tre. New York city for a Long
Engagement
Four Other Big Acts
and
ELANCHE SWEET"
In a Dramatic Six Part Feature
"The Huslled Hour”
Sunday Evening -
Two Shows at 7 and 9
- VIOLA DANA
In Her Pleasing [New Play
"CINDERELLA’S TWIN"
FOX NEWS OTHERS
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CHARLES RAY
in His First ln‘aopendeni Picture
FROM BROADWAY”
Adapted from the Celebrated Broad-
way Success by
65039! M, cOHAN
A Tale of Rubes land Wieejiu'ys
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TUESDAY
BERT LYTELL‘
in .
"E‘HE MISLEAD
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’ , Blanchesweet [lauds Casi in Presen-
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mum at “The Rushed none”; .
wince Vaudeville snows.
The Palace 'lh
”ith three compl' e shows of vaude-
ville and‘a brand new Blanche Sweet , =
picture makes a very strong‘a‘ppeal to
“a entertainment seekers of everyclass.
{Here-inn motion picture ”attraction
:alone that is worth the money and ‘of
fthfiervaudeville very little need be' Said
31ft)!” the
record breakers.
not have been picked and the man—
. agcment
._ from all quarters on the fine
tious.
only
house patrons but indeed
them and the result has been a degree
lof
lthcse shows.
decidedly on Thursday it went'over
even biggerwesterday and today pro- ‘
Ulises to be one of the biggest that
the Palace has had . Each
lother four acts is splendid and the
whole program could hardly be. im-
past two days have prov-en
A smarter bill could
is receiving "compliments
selec-
Ernest Evans and his girls not
met the expectations '0: . the
surpassed
satisfaction _ seldom reached in
While this not scored
.of the
proved upon with much hope“ot suc-
cess. Blanche Sweet's new picture is
a winner. It is the story of a flght~
ing girl's efforts against a marriage
"for convenience" and makes the
strongest kind of an appeal. j
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Elaine Hammomcin‘s New Sclzllick
Play is “The Daughter Pays.”
Elaine HammerstEin. in her latest
Selznlck picture. "The
Pays." \which comes to the - Regent
theatre‘today with Pathe Comedy and
Pathe News. becomes deeply enmesh—
ed in the web spread by an embitter-
ed monomaniac who. in his early
years .had been thrown over- by her
mother. ”
The story was written by Mrs.
Baille Reynolds. and the screen ver-
sion was adapted by R. CecilSmith.
Robert Ellis directed the .produc-
REGENT TODAY
re program today I
Daughter ,
‘We Still Hhvefiolneof'
PAJAMAS AND
NIGII'Istrs .
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at
out
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. $1.35 and $1.35 is:
Just the weather to” 3::
wear them in;
Sweaters .25 % or iééi
All Wool E‘s‘;
JOSEPH DAVIS
so WASHINGTON scram 13;
SOUTH NORWADK
12m les
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Remember $5.00 down will bring you
any size victrola you wish. Don-
nelly's 16 - 1880. Main St. Open ’ev-
ery Evening.
——Entertainment
Company.
eight P. M.
Rownyton Hose 3
Monday, January slat. at
Admission at we door. l
John T. Hayes and' Louis Udeluun
have “been drawn as members-of the
jury of theSuperior Court at Bridge-
port, which comes in next week.
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tion. which is said to be one of the
most sumptuous and lavish in point of
settings and costuming that has been
l‘eleascd”‘from the Selznick studios.
A superb supporting cast. which in;
cludes Norman Trevor. Theresa Max-
well Conover and Robert Ellis enact
the principal characters of this novel
domestic ‘drama. '
GRACE BAPTIST LADIES AID
Ofliccrs Elected at the Annual Meet-
ing at the Honié' of Mrs. Clark. .l
The Ladies' Aid Society ot3 Grace
iaptist Church held its annual meet-
ing on Thursday afternoon 'at the
home of Mrs. Elizabeth; Clark. 110
Taylor avenue. The following officers
were elected for the year 13921::
President—Mrs. Victoria Cutler.
Vice-prcsident—Mrs.
Patterson.
Financial Secretary—Mrs. ' Estella
Chapman.
Recording Secretary—Mrs.
Nimmo. '
Assistant Secretary-maths. N (-llic
Cooke. . -
Treasurer' Mrs. E. 0. Powell.
Chaplain—Mrs. Eliza Minkpns.
The annual reports were made and
showed the society in a prosperous
condition. Following: this a most de-
licious collation was served by the
hostess.
The next monthly meeting” will hc3
at the home of Mrs. Nellie J. Cooke.
on Febraury 10th.
ill OTOIHZED A RTILLICRY
. M 1-3 ETING.
The newly formed company of Mo-
torized Artillery will hold its' first
meeting 'at the Armory. Monday
night.
At this time. recruiting. press. and
other committees will be appointed.
llanbury 'has a company of one
hundred and twelve. Stamford and
Greenwich Cofllpanies arc ncarly full.
Norwalk has half a company. at pre-
sent. and must be filled up to min-
lmum requirements" in next two
wccks. " ‘
Able bodied men with or Without
previous military experience are ask—
ed to join Monday nighmlt which
tllm- Medical and Recruiting Officers
Wlll be present at the Armory.
CUT THIS omfirfisfivonm
money
Cut out this slip. enclose wi
and mail it to Foley & (30.. ”36%;:
field Ave. Chicago, Ill.. writing vour
name and address clearly. You ”will
receivodn return a. trial package con-
taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com.
pound for coughs. colds and croup-
Foley Kidney Pills (or pains in sides
and backa- rheumatism. backache
kidney and bladder ailments: and
Foley .Cathartic Tablets a wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing cathartic
for constipation. biliousfless. head-
aches. and sluggish bowels—Stimson-
Powell Corp. ,
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Programs Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday
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' TODAY
IRVING DUKE 7
GUY NEWELL
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. able dog.
‘SQUANDERED LIVES I
What promises to be an interesting‘
discussion, will take place this ”after-
noon. when members of Local. No. 16.
.United ‘Hatters of North America
{gather at a special meeting of the lo-
ical in Central Labor Union hall to
take action on the nov- bill of prices.
—Latest Soft Hatg.—O’Brien'll.
Charles H. Peix. a former mayor
of llanbury has been seriously ill with
‘pneumonia. at~his home in New York
city. during the past ten days. Infor-
mation received here yesterday is to
the effect thatfihere is a marked im-
'provement in the patient's condition. l
1 “Recruiting- ' officer at Armory.
Monday night. motorized artillery. ’*
Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Chase. of
Elizabeth ', Hamilton nvcnuc‘. will leave this even- night.
ing for i’rovinceiown.
to spend a couple
Chase.
Massachusetts.
of weeks. Mr.
who is the popular chef at;
not seen his old home town in ten
,3'ears. and is anticipating a pleasant
vacation.
——-“Tl{l~‘. DAI'GHTER; PAYS"—
mnrricd to the man who was jillr-d by
her mother. Sec Elaine llllmmm'str-in
in this all absorbing” drama. Regent
.ioday. Patlle Comedy and News.
Corporation Counsel Edward J.
,Quinlan will address the Sunday Club
at the South Norwulk Congregational
Church. tomorrow at 12 o'clock. ”is
.‘subject will be 13?”? as a Fuchl'
Ein Civil Life.
-'l‘hc first of a series of training
[classes for Girl Scout ofiicers will be
*lleld on Monday evening. January
‘3lst. in‘ the Grace Church Parish I all.
girom seven unfit nihc. Miss Con uy
of New York Headquarters will be in
charge. All candidates are urged to
be present as this first meeting will
1be espccially important. ‘
—l1lliertainment Rownyton Hose
Company. Monday. January film. at
eight P. M. Admission at the door.
' - Harold Land. baritone. who sings
at the First iii. E. Church tomorrow
evening has had solo engagements
with the New Choral Society. Beetho—
fven Society. Rubenatein Club. Brook-'
lyn Institute of Arts and Sciences.
Woodman Choral Society..l\‘dw York
Symphony Society. in greater New
York. and many other engagements
with leading musical societies in east-
ern cities.
~Fine assortment of Enos-O'Brien'e.
At 6:30 o'clock last evening the
members of the 0. F. C. were sérved
with a delicious supper at tile;hqme'
of Mrs.v(2haries Thompson. 64 Fort
Street. After the supper pinochle and
curb“: were enjoyed. There was also
vocal an‘d‘instrumental music. Re-
freshments were served at a late
hour. The next meeting will be Fri-
day evening. February ,4. at the Home
lot Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller.
lHamilton avenue.
——Service men'Sléate.‘ Guards and
iOthfl able-bodied men join Motorized
Artillery. .
W.-
Patrolman Frank Strattoxn this
morning was forced to shoot a bull
dog at the‘corner of Weallavehuennd.
Resistant, because of the fact that
the doghad been struck and badly in-
jured by one of the Standard Oil Com.
panxis gasoline tank automobile
”trucks, The“ dog had no collar or
license tag. but was evidently a valuv
white.
Colds and Cam-ill yield like magic“
to soothing. healing._antioeptic cream
that penetrates through every air
passage and réliem swollen. inflamed
membrnnei otnoee and throat._ tour
cloned nostrils anti-kit up and
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police. last
creating a disturbance
Marvin school.
visitor in Westport yesterday
noon on business. . .
School
[be shipped if they .are not
lizlilllng all the
It was marked brindleaud
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’ --“'nred. aching Feet," Phone
Cdinfiifiinls were received by the
night “about 'smnli boys
around the
—'—All styles Soft momma-s
5.4x. Bedlent. of Fitch street was 3
There was a large attendance at ‘a
dance held last night lathe Wilton
library. Sterling's orchejtrn
furnished the music. Mn Edward
Lawson was. chairman of the commit-
tee in charge of the‘nfla‘lr.
Fire in'the kitchen or the home or
Lira. E. M. Lfcmhlln, VVestfiort
aymlue. at 7:40 o'clock this morning.
caused' damage estimated at $50.
The. fire started from on’ overheated
stove pipe.~ A still alarm was cent in
to his headquarters and the uptown
lire apparatus responded.» Chemicals
were used to extinguish the blaze.
—Col.l at Hal-rt- & Gm?
The first two presentations!“ the
moving picture "The Transyessors"
was held yesterday afternoon and last
night in the basement of St. Mary's
church under the auspices of the
Children of Mary society; There was
a large attendance at both showings
of th? film. The picture will also be
shown this afternoon and evening.
Final lens tor the observance u.
the the 28111 anniversary of! 3Lincoln
Council. No. 4, O. U: A. M., were made
at the meeting held‘last night. The on—
niversary will
There will be a smoker and a general
good time
mittee in
she it one of the most successful
in
ever held by the order.
-Pee Cool u num‘ e can.
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“Cleaning up accounts” was the
business transacted at last nights
meeting of the electrical commission-
ers at the State street meeting this
morning' The tracing of lost parts for
the second rotary converter is also
another of the indoor sports indulged
in bv the commissioners. These parts
have been shipped from the general
Electric company‘s factory and cannot
be traced from there, not have the
commissioners been able to trace
them from this end. New parts are to
located
within a week or so.
——\\'anted: Able bodied men to Join
Motorized Artillery. Armory. Monday
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(‘lxmznrzllm's 'l‘\\'l!i
Delia‘lmeman It. Tripp's lunch wagon. has Viola Dunn's Metro Spur-ill at [local
Thrall-c Tlmlurrow Night.
kitchen setting. con-
modern conveniences
' housewife longingly
An elaborate
which every
hopes;io have some day for that sec-3
where she reigns
tion or the home
supreme. forms the Opening scene in
the Metro presrritalion of ”Cinderel-f
lli's Twin." in which Viola Dana is
slurred.
at the Regent and
Sunday nigh .
This up—to-dcllv culinary depart-
ment is constructed of tile and gener-
ously equipped with electric side that
are calculated to make the ordinary
housewife feel extremely envious of
th pretty maid who labors among
such congenial surroundings.
Palace theatre
“Cinderella's Twin" is one of four[
original stories-by Luther need to be
purchased by Metro. “Lure of Youth."
another one is now being filmed with
an all-star cast at Metro's \Yest Coast
Studios at Holly-Wood. Calif. Mr.
Reed adapted the story for thencrcen
and it was directed by Dallas M. Fitz—
grrulil. John Arnold was camera-
man.
--MR. PROPERTY Oll'XER.
For your benefit we epecalize on
office partitions. storm windows and
porch enclosures. garages. homes.
roof repairs. Anything in \Voodwork.
Bulid.now. save time and money.
Materials are low right now. Will 30
higher after April" let. For right
prices and free plans.
ors. City.
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Fannenl
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fiRij}TfiK3
atter- -
be held on February 11.
at this affair and the com-
chnrge is working hard to
This picture will be shown;
Phone laszli
St. John & Keyser Building Contract-'
”invite a. law tried.» oils; .0}:- the evening—roll back the rugs—wax
the floor and 1m, two step. fox trot. or waltz, to your heart’s delig‘lli1
"to the latest dance hits 'by‘the—world’s greatest dance orchestras.
WII‘ .L‘BRINGYou“!
-” . You
And enable you“? enjoy yourself at home.
‘ WILL END Tommi;
Prices on Men’sxsml
39st "will hold
for next week. . “~
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During inventory ’we
have run across several
snail lots of furnishing
goods that we will sell out
at “ nick-sale? prices dur:
ing e next few days.
Monday’s issue w il I
carry an announcement of
the first of these “Special
Sales.” :
WATCH OUR wnmows
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Rogers 6: SteVens
Roi-walk, south ~nominal:
The 1921 dog license tags have not
,nrrived at the oflice of Town Clerk
lHerbel-t R. Smith as yet. but are ex-
‘pected to do so shortly. April lot will
see much activity at the Town Clerk's
omce wh‘En the 4.000 dog owners in
Nbrwalk come to register their pets. 3
TGoelntHal-rieteuu.
FOR
COUGHS and COLDS
.WhitePin'e Comp. with Cod.
Liver Extract and Menthol
' 52c ,
Stillson & Powell. Corp.
South Harwell:
uos; ‘
ANCE.
FURNITURE Ci}.
am wasmncron seY
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30. NORWALK
PEOPLE’S
TRUST CO. '
. On account of the
? fire in our former
J
' quarters We are now
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temporarily d o in gr
business at the old.
First National Bank-
' 3 Building, 24 Washing.
ton street. Where busi-
ness will be carried on
as usual. ”~
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What Wholesome Full Dancing”
' “AT HUME”
' house furnishings clear down to the lowest price.
J j ‘ GIVE A 3
‘Victr’ola’ Dance Party’
‘ At Your Home
It’s great fun for the old folks as
well as the young.
,3590Iknmn
' ”SIZE VICTROLA
'1mw(hgmsln(hulhumMmm
were not damaged by water and smoke. Om.
ly the cigars that were outside the humidor
were damaged and are now to be disposed of.
Wesolicit the patronage of the public and we
wiligive'them the beslrcigars for the money;
that can be made.
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OLD WELL Cloak co.
JANUARY WHITE SALE
In an effort to readjust prices we have made reductions in our a
entire-stock of Muslin Underwear.
Nightgown, high of V neck, with long or «we: quarter oleem' ‘
$2.50 and 32.98, How 82.” and 32.8.. _ 3 ,
Low neck and short sleeves. lace and Widely trimmed. m 3.
$3.39 and $3.50, now $2.39, $2.98 and $2.75.
antelope Chemise, lace trim. coo. $2.50 and fi.”,‘ new $1.80, 32.”
and .25. '
Drawers, plain tucked, regular size, Bic, new 69c, extra size 65¢“
Embroidery trimmed, $1.00 and $1.28, new .6.
Crepe Bloomers, 81.75, not: sue. If“:
Skirts embroidery trimmed, $2.25, $2.75, no. .1.” and 82-9.. '
La'ce trimmed, $2.45 and $5.00, now can and “.00. 3' _
Hemctitched tucked rull‘le. $1M, new 7! auto. “\2
Short Skirts, embroidered ruffle. 81,”, new 75 acute.
”’A few of the "agent's/lollies left, My large sizes, $1.00, 31.5.
and $2.00. 3 ~ --
J“. I. Mallette
so wasmaflx 31'. south sol-ml:
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FURNITURE
WE’VE CUT PRICES To A POINT WHERE
THEY REALLY ARE LOW!
Nobeontent with merely giving you the advantage of the
reduction in wholesale costs, which manufacturers of .furniture
have made to date, we have gone all the Trey in our ciforts to
giVe you the lowest possible prices onfinrmturc With the result
that in the January furniture sale of ours we believe we are
ofiering you furniture at price- “ low or lower than any which
will be possible at any time in the future, at least for years to .
some. \3
- We have cut prices on our entire stock of furniture. and
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WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION.
Norwalk Chronicler