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.Measure Introduced by Representative Smith of 'Hebrdn.
‘the personal tax of $2 in Connecticut.
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U PERSINAI TAX.
‘- Many New Acts Are Intréduce'd by Senator De-
laney—One Would Punish Fraudulent "Advertisers
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Although many believe that wom-
en will never be called upon to pay
ferred to the committee on labor.
They are: (DA—Ordering prefer-
ence given to citizens of state or Uni-
Representative Edward A. Smith. of ted States on all state contracts and
Hebron. has introduced a. bill in the all. contracts shall contain such pro.
legislature which seeks~to accomplish vision. Labor commission shall en-
the purpose by calling for a personallforce this. statute and decide what
tax of 82 annually from all res- .wages‘ shall be paid; .
idents of Connecticut between. the: (2)—-Providing for protection of
ages of 21 and 60 years. except thoselhealth of workmen from poisonous
exempted through military service orlgases and prohibiting paint spraying
“THE GIRL FROM
THE SOUTH SEAS"
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FATTY ARBUCKLE IN
ANNOUNCEMENT
First Appearance
MARY- GARDEN
THE WORLD'S MOST RENOWNED PRIMA-DONNA_.
Poli’s Theatre, Sunday Afternoon, Feb. '20 ‘
Popular Prices
SEATS NOW ON SALE AT
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK
M. STEINERT & SONS 00., 915 MAIN ST., BRIDGEPORT
WI; Mae Murray and David Powell
Th ce Shows Daily at 2:15, 7 and 9
SATURDAY
JACK PICKFORD
in
"VHO HAD EVERYTHING”
:othepwise.
l Senator A. L. Delaney has intro-
du, '— ten bills in the Senate in ad-
dition to those previously announced.
They are as follows: “
Fixing salaries of Bridgeport alder.
men at $900 a year. and. giving no
salaries to police. fire. charities. sink;
ing fund.. park apportionment and
taxation boards. Gties and boroughs.
Reqiring that buildings two stories
high have walls nine inches thick.
.Publc health and safety. .
Creating boards of police. fire, as-
sessors. sinking fund. charities and
relief of four members each in Bridge-
port by mayor. In December of each
year mayor to appoint two members
of each board. one from each of .two
largest political parties. Cities and
boroughs.
Licensing private detectives and
telling conditions under which they
may operate. Judiciary.
Making fraudulent advertisers guil-
ty‘bf a misdemeanor and punishable.
by fine of not less than $10 or more
than $500. Judiciary.
Defihing duties of state comptrol-
lcr. telling that he may prescribe any
method of keeping accounts. shall es-
tablish duplicate accounts. and shall
[adjust and settle. demands against
state. Judiciary.
Allowing dental commissioner to
suspend license of dentists for cause
or revoke such licenses. and making
employment of unlicensed dentists
cause. for‘rcvocation. Public health
and safety.
Demanding oath of seeker of claims
against state. that bill submitted is
true. Judiciary.
Another bill from the Senate leader
defining duties of state comptroller.
telling that he may prescribe any
method of keeping accounts. shall ad-
just and settle demands against state.
Senator Golden of Meriden intro-
duccd three labor hills which were re-
ALA?
”THE YOUNG
LONDON 'ARTIST '
‘ ‘THIS LOVELY
TIGER WOMAN '?
REGULAR /PRICES
‘9‘ a»~_
II-IE. House or. 100 emu”.
PECIALL. _ i
“THE BUTCHER BOY" ‘
' 3 » ENTERTAINMENT
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- ‘ Thursday, Friday and Saturday —
EXTRAORDINARY The Mystic Musical Maid:
in Bridgeport of
Now Playing Polis’, Hartford
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I Fe‘hrman s Nash
l MaIrVocslist—None Better
i DUNCAN & FLYNN
l Two Wise flackers
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$1.00 to $2.50 plus tax
HAMILTON'S MUSIC SHOP
EARL & MULLEN
, in
“A Little of this and a little
of That” ‘
nd
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and
HOYT'S
BEES
-grams Thursday,
Saturday
Friday,
TODAY AND FRIDAY
ZENA KEITH
. HE WOMAN THAT coo SEN‘T"
SATURDAY
MR. WU
rom the celebrated Stage Success
ahd
The Fourth Episode of
.i . f‘THE WHIRLWIND”
loyal James HOTEL
Restaurant ‘a la carte '
and Table de hote
.Beautiful rooms, with or
Without bath at‘moderate rates.
THE WILSONS
. AERIAL ARTISTS
a number of huts in the true fashion '
s
of South Sca Islanders. The fisheries. and
cocoanut groves, and tropical vegeta-
tion needed for the general atmos— THURSDAY AND FRMAY
pherc were all ideally located. » fl ‘
‘ "Idols of Clay" casts Mae Murray as ALICE JOYCE
.the unsoiphisticated daughter or a - in
iSomii Sea recluse and pearl smuggler, .
‘who in time reaches the heights of
.l.ondon society and in the end is res- I
Icued just in lime from a horrible ex?
[nuance in a Chinese den in the Limo—
ihouse slums. Da\’id Powell has the
irole of a young English scluptor who
inns lost a“ faith in women and his
im-t. but regains both through the de-
gotion of the girl from the South
. eas.
. “ OUSIN KATE”
D_ircc d by Mrs. Sidney Drew
SATURDAY
.
Owen Ioore in
"The Chicken in the Case”
EVERYBODY
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
BEGINNING sATunoAv. THIS
"WEEK, FOR A TRIAL, AND.
urn-u. FURTHER none:
6:45—FEATURE PICTURE
7:45—VAUDEVILLE ‘
8:5W—INTERMISSION
Sim—FEATURE PICTURE
10:00—VAUDEVILLE
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PALACE TODAY
I ~ “- *‘r V
-.\cw \nudevllle Program Ready for
Presentation “'ili Equal Best
That Has Been Seen This
Snmmcr.‘
Not a better vaudeville program hasl
come to Norwalk this year than will
be seen at the Palace Theatre for. the
three days beginning today. The'
management has run some very high‘
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materials containing materials dan-
gerous to workers‘ health and making
violations of this act a misdemeanor.
(in—Permitting women and chil-
dren to work in manufacturing cor-
porations not more than 48 hours a
week. in mercantile houses 55 hours
aweek; minors under 15 may not
lwork from 8 p. m. to 7 a. m. and wom-
ien over 16 between 10 p. m. and 6 a.
-m.
' Several measures relating to the
public health were submitted on the
[last day for the introduction of new
Ibusiness. By Senator DeLaney an act
lailowing antal commission to sus—
pend licenses of dentists for cause or
lrevolte'such licenses. and making em-
lployment of unlicensed dentist cause
for revocation. Public health and
safety.
Mr. Alderman—Prohibiting use of
laundries for sleeping quarters and
barring employment in laundries of
person. with dangerous diseases. La-
bor.
Mrl St. George—Providing for con-
stitutional amendment as follows.
Election of judges of the Supreme
-Court and Judges of the Superior
Court shall be elected by the people
.of the state and the electlon of the
judges of the lower courts by the vot-
ers of the counties. districts and towns
or borroughs on constitutional amend-1
ments.
' Mr. Morgan of Fairfleld offered the
report of the special state commission
created in 1919 to investigate and re-
port on a civil administrative code.
Administrative code committee.
‘Mr. Morgan also offered a bill em-
bodying the recommendations of the
report. Referred to the committee
on civil administrative code.
'Mr. \Valters——Provlding for deten-
tion in jail of prisoners without funds
and punishment {or persons wilfully
defacing' jail and workhouse property.
Judiciary.
COAL RATE INCREASES.
i—rfi‘he Coal and (‘okc Committee of
:the Trunk Lines in conjunction with
.New England Carriers have proposed
a readjustment of rates an bitumin-
ous and anthracite coal from points
of 'origin in Pennsylyanla. Maryland.
West Virginia and Ohio to points on
the New Haven Railroad and else-
where in New England. The reasons
vgivcn by the. committee for their ac-
tion is that it is desired to eliminate
the many fourth section violations
.which now exist by restoring present
{rates to competitive points io—a nor-
mal basis. to remove discriminations.
Itract for the forthcoming season.
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MD. Ia, pm, :.—-‘Ed
(Strangler) Lewisthrow Bill Horus-
son. “Boston. inawrestlingmatchv
here, last night. in 81 minutes. Lew-
is ei‘aployed his famous headlocx
three consecutive times. 4
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WOULD BAR assume:
AND OTHER norms
‘4!
ALBANY, N. Y.. Feb. 3.——The head.
look. by which “Strangler" Iawiswore
down Earl Csddock to unconscious-‘
ness in a wrestling match in New
York recently. would be barred under
a bill introduced by Assemblyman Ar-
thur E. Brundage. of Orange. Yester-
day. - l
The measure also prohibits the 9
body scissors. which was developed by
Joe Steeher: the strangle hold and
toe hold. Use of any one of these in
a wrestling bout is made a misde-
meanor.
Pm]! “'EIIAIAN REI’IBES. \
ST. LOUIS. .Feb. 3.—C‘ari Weilman.
pitcher. yesterday informed the St.
Louis American League club he had:
retired from baseball because of till
health. He already had signed a con-
HIS TROUBLE IS ALL GONE
"I was affected with pains all over
my back and kidneys." writes Charles
McAllister. 1 Clark Ave... Kearney. N.
J’.. "After three or four doses of Foley
Kidney Pills I became all right and
my pain is all gone." Foley Kidney
Pills relievb backache. urinary irregq
ularities. rheumatic pains. stiff joints.’
swollen muscles and other symptoms!
of kidney trouble. It is a splendid.
medicine. prompt in action. and al-
ways helps. Cdntains no habit form-
ing drugs.——Stillson-Powell Corp.
Royal Auto Ptg. Co.
South Main Street
Opposite Wilson's Hat Shop
South Nor-walk. Conn.
High Class Work a Specialty
IT IS' ONLY A STEP
So to speak from AfiNorwaIk to
Stamford. "'
Therefore it will pay you to let us
look after your eye troubles.
’I'HAMER
Optometrists and Optician
“n. house at good glasses.‘
s7°Auannc St. 3mm
We Gloss at 6 P. M. Daily
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BARGAINS
In all kinds of used tires
~ ORLINS
TIRE VULGANIZING SHOP
39 West Washington Street
All Sizes in Weed Chains
Work guaranteed or money refunded
WHY GARRY THE GOODS
when our machine calls for it.
We do all kinds of cleaning. dyeing
gions other than Ciearfield region. bc
ithe established differentials over the
,Clearfleld district basis. Attached to
ithis bulletin is a list showing the
and put these rates generally on a .
more equitable basis. I‘m“ repairing. ,
The committee proposes that ralcs. The Latest Model T811021
from bituminous coal producing re-‘ 1% Elizabeth Stu-ct
SOUTH. NOIHVALK
Phone 485 Plume 485
inrt’st‘lll and proposed rates to Connec-
Ilicut points.
via the different routes. These rates
cover prepared sizes
3 coal.
icite ‘coul.
10:15 a. m.
:the rates per grog; ion for Stamford
fare:
I Bituminous ratcs: Present.
‘prOposod. $4.16. Anthracite
l\l’ljesent. $4.06: proposcd. $4.16.
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$4.02:
rates:
A MODERN (‘OIJRTSHIR
She—One more question.
lie—Yes dear. I am listening.
She—\Vill you love men when I'm
old?
lIc—weli—cr—this is a practical
.age. you know. dear. At any rate. I'll
'see that you get adequate alimony.—
' Boston' Transcript.
5 .To Stop
class features and in order to keep up}
the standard which has been set great
care was taken. The resulting bill
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
will_more than please. The Mystic The following were granted Jan-
Musical Maids come to the Palace uary‘zo. 1921. .List compiled at office
'from an engagement on the Poli cir-
.ctfll: which terminate yesterday with
their appearance at the Hartford
of A. M. Wooster. Bridgeport. Coup.
John C. Binge. Bridgeport. strip
guiding and tensionlng device for
house where they have been for a
sewing machines.
week. These girls are really wonder-
‘Lawrence L. Be-(ell.'l\'orwalk..ltio-
REGENT TODAY
'Itltih of Clay" “1].! Have Opening of
Two Day Run—An Unusual
Production.
George Fitzmanfllf'e transferred 3
' of the South Sea Islands to the
:_.st of Florida for his latest Para-
..mvmt production. “Idols of Clay?
which local screen admirers will have
“1’ l‘rlr-asure of viewing at the Rel-
teh' Theatre today and Friday.
Mr. Fitzmaurice and his company
which included Mae Murray and Da-
' ' Powell as the featured players.
-ade their headquarters at Fort
fnderdsle. some thirty miles north
‘ \liami where they med a wide
9=rttvh or beach; HmmJi-eetoo
‘i‘ul performers. There is a good deal
of singing in the show a this will
make it popular . Fehrman’ Nash
land Duncan and Lynn nee le or
no comment. Earl and 'Mulle offer
a comedy sketch ,and The Wilsons.
aerial artists will also prove a good . Propeller.
attraction. Alice Joyce will be starredl Lewis B. Helm.
in today’s picture feature “Couslh grinding machine.
Kate."-a well known piece that has; Joseph 4311a“. New BritainrAnode.
the distinction‘of .having been direct- Elmer '1‘. McPherson. Wallinxford.
ed by Mrs. Sidney Drew. ‘ " Die for making' bltéstoclt tools. ‘
_ .Elmer 'l‘. McPherson. .Wallingford.
‘ BOURGES. France,. Feb. 33.1933"; ’ D e for making bit-stock tools.“
Guindolet; reputed to be the heaviest ‘ John .A. Seminal-t. Gaol-scion.
man in France tipping ths'scales ‘gt Toycharlot. ' c .
655. pounds. has 'Just died hers. lle
wasetyesrsoh . W», »:- '
tor-valve mechanism.
Edward G. Gage.
Oil engine.
Frank 'F. Burton, Mount Carmel.
Sling-swivel and’band for firearms.
Edward P. Conway. Waterbury.
Danburi. non:
south Norwalk. ‘
.A Cough Quick!
Use a Double Treatment
rm runs HEALING
soothe
. 1
In connection with the proposed;
anthracite rates. no arbitrary will be;
added. and the same rates will apply'
of anthracite:
A relative adjustment is con-I
‘lemplatcd on smaller sizes of ant'hra-‘
; The. Coal and Coke Committee willl
hold r. public hearing at its ofiice. 143!
uLiherly Street. New York. Feb. 3. at;
1
According to the proposed schedule. '
JANUARY
CLEARANCE SALE
GOLDEN’S
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. PEOPLE’S.
'TRUST CO.
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E —On account of the
fire in . our former
New Victor Records.
.IN EVERY HOME-WHERE THERE ARE
CHILDREN—A
VICTROLA ‘
AND IN EVERY HOME WHERE THERE
~ ARE NO CHILDREN—ONLY
- MORE SO.
Our termseon Vi tmlas will surprise youT-They are so
easy—Yo can get any size yen wish [or
. as low as
. $5.00 Down _ A ‘
Most complete stock in the city to choose from .
DONNELLY’S
16-18 SOUTH MAIN STREET
c
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
‘:hat can be made.
OLD WELL CIGAR CO.
For February 3
Are hercready for your approval. \Ve shall be glad to play
any or all whenever it suits your convenience. Come in and
hear them today, or send for the illustrated booklet describing
them. Here are a few:
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John McCormick
Fritz Kreialer
Peerless Quartet
Home, Charles Harrison
Victor Roberts
64925—‘Tis on Irish Girl I Love and She's Just Like
649249—Love Nest. Violin .
”HIS—When You're Gone l Won‘t Forget
There's a Vacant Chair at Home Sweet
18709—l'm a Lonesome Little Ralndrop‘
For Every Boy Who’s on the Level
- Victor Roberts and Harmonlzsrs Quartet
Henry Burr and Peerless Quartet
Sterling Trio
Cal Stewart
Cal Stewart
“Ho—Broadway Rose
‘Mother's Lullaby ,
18711—Uncle Josh in a Cafeteria
Uncle Josh and the Honey Bees
18712—0h Gee! Say Gesl You ought to See My Gee Gee from
. the Fiji lsle Billy Murray
My Home Town Is a One Horse Town (March Song),
Victor Roberts and Hsrmonizers Quartet
18713—Twolfth Street Rag—Fox Trot . All Star Trio
Dotty DImples—One Stop All Star Trio
18714—Tip Top—Medley Fox Trot Six Brown Brothers
‘ if a Wish Could Make It So—Medley Fox Trot
Six Brown Brothers
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18715—lf You Could Care—Medley Waltz
Joseph c. Smlth's Orchovra
Happy—One Step. Joseph c. Smltb‘s Orchestra
18716—My Isle of Golden Dreams. Waltz. Blue and White Marimba Band
Let the Rest of the World Go By—Waitz Hawailsn Guitars
18717—Margis—Medley Fox Trot Orlglnal Dixieland Jazz Band
. Palsteena—Fox Trot Original Dixieland Jazz Band
35704—Just Snap Your Fingers at Care. Darling—Medley Fox Trot
Paul Whiteman and His Ambassador Orchestra
Caressa—I’m a Lonesome Little Raindrop—Medley Fox Trot
Paul Whitemsn alibi-Ha Ambassador Orchestrl‘
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temporarily Ed 0 i n g
business at the old
First National Bank '
Building,24Washing- "
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