' THURSDAY—FREAY—a-SATUflDhY
‘ 1TH FIVE BIG YAUQEVILIE Acrs
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Mark semetrs‘
I Whole Crew. With " . 3
BEN TU
—-IN—-’ .
"MARRIED. LIFE
To the Single—Don’t Miss
It—You Will Learn a Lot.
To the Married—You’ll Learn More Than You Know‘Now.
To the Divorced—See Your Own Errors in This Great
Comedy.
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’ EGENT
Theatre
grams That Please no Cannot
Be Exceiied
TODAY
JUEL CARMEN
in '
‘ “SILVER LINING”
' SHINE COMEDY .
‘ TRAVELOGUE
Coming
EUGENE O’BRIEN
THE WONDERFUL
CHANCE ’ '
TOM MOORE
"OFI‘ 53'6“"?
Evening of February 10
BROWN UNIVERSITY MANDO-
LIN AND GLEE CLUBS
66 Entertainers
: Ausplees South Norwaik Baptist
. Church Choral Union
If it’s the BEST it Will Be Seen at
The Palace
M. .me . , .
TODAY
The Old Standby
DOROTHY DALTON
1n
“THE ROMANTIC
ADVENTURE”
confess rams mews
WEDNESDAY‘
GEORGE HELFORD'S
"BEHOLD M‘IWIPE"
And Say Boys!
Before you decide your wife’s all
wrong. find out it maybe she isn't
all right. The way?. See
salt 'ruan
ln
Mack Sonnett's
“MARRIED LIFE”
Next Thursday, Friday and
Satin-u,
4F
‘ PALACE TODAY.
Big Dorothy Dalton Play Is “Roman-
tic Adventure."
Be careful what you say to a young
lady when you're alone with her. es-
pecially if you're rich. Maybe there's
a dictagraph in the room and you
may be haled into court to face a
breach of promise suit or run up
against the other alternative—black-
bail. The latter experience befalls a.
wealthy Italian signor in Dorothy
Dalton's latest picture, "A Romantic
Adcentures." coming‘ to the Palace
Theatre today. Miss Dalton. as the
heroine. is the central figure in the
scheme concocted to relieve him of
some of his lira. though she is inno-
cent of the plan. Her unprinclpled.
luxury-loving mother is the greal in-
stigator of the conspiracy. Eventually.
of course. the schemers are exposed.
and Dorothy is allowed to marry the
man of her choice.
R0 WA Y TON
M
A son was born recaitly to Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Case. of Brooklyn. Mr.
and Mrs. Case were formerly resi-
dents of Rowayton. 331d are well-
known here.
W. F. Ambler. of Rowayton avenue.
has returned from a business trip to
New London and other points in east-
ern Connecticut.
J. B. Raymond. of Highland ave-
‘ nue. is spending a few days in Chat-
ham, New York. ‘
P. M. Needle and family spent Sun-
day in New York city. the trip to the
metropolis being made in Mr. Needie’s
bright and shining new Ford sedan.
The every-member canvass of the
‘Methodist church started this week.
and much success attendecithe solici-
tors.
» U. or r. WILL NOT cosh-m.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 8.-—The
University of Pennsylvania basketball
team. intercollegiate champions of
America, will not compete in the Na-
tional A. A. U. tournament, at Kansas
City, Mo.. early next month, according
to an announcement today by Edward
R. Bushnell. graduate manager of ath-
letics. The invitation to compete had
to be declined owing to the fact that
tournament starts a week ‘ before
Pennsylvania's present intercollegiate
season ends.
SILVER MEDAL FOR MacDONALD.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa... - Feb. 8.—
King Alpert. of Belgium.~ha.s award-
ed to John S. MacDonald. dinning‘car
inspector of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road at New York. the silver medal
of the Order of Leopold II in recogni-
tion of the services rendered to the
royal party during the tour of ' the
United States made by the King last
year.
Mr. MacDonald was in charge of
the dining car- arrangements on dac-
had c arge of similar trips for many
notable persons including Prince
Henry of Prussia. President McKin-
.mbstly with engines out of order.
[some cases these shipd after having
.. .sivmi mu
compo led the party on its four. He.
of Walés. ‘ .
loyal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte
ley. President Wilson and the Prince
GREEK DELEGATE NAMED. 1
ATHENS, Feb. ,(By The Associated i
81'. 3683's. N. 12".. Feb. 3.9m
port has been a haven of refuge for.
more lame ducks among trans-atlas-
e
before. Distressed steamers averaged
one for each week of the whole year.
with a total of 5:. Of these :7 were
18 Norwegian. one Belgian and two
Swedish. ‘ ‘
The fact that American boats com- i
prised more than half the total num- ,
her was attributed by marine obser-
aa many as three or four were in port.
In
- vers here to defects in construction.
and improper handling. There has 1d
not been a. day for the past year that‘
, ‘ L l
enacted repairs and proceeding to
have had to return for further atten-
tion because the engines again gave
out shortly after steam was put on
them.
The steamer Delco. a steel vessel.
towed here reéently from mid-ocean.
after having _lost her propeller. had
sufferedthe same mishap on her pre-
vlous voyage. Then she made the
run to America. reloaded and started
for England again. but of! this coast
last October lost her‘ rudder. the
whole tructure dropping on as the
result a. flaw in the steel. A new
one was despatched and fitted and
then she proceededto Engjpndmut on
thrown off.
“'ooden ships have had manifold
troubles. Two of them are lying in
this port at present. The first. the
Ferm. was built in the Southren
States. and was proceeding to Eng-
land with a cargo of timber when she
went ashore on the coast. She was
afterward reiioated. .repaired and put
into commission as a local colller. but
made and she is now about to be
has been laid up. The second ls.the
Basaan which last September loaded
coal at Norfolk. V'a.. for Botwood. N.
F.. but in stormy weather began to
leak and when off Cape Rae was
taken in tow. and beached to prevent
sinking. .She was pumped out and re-
tloated and started for St. John‘s. but
went ashore again at Trepassey. She
was once more refioated and towed
here where temporary repairs were
made an dshe is now about to be
towed back to Boston.
It is expected that as a result of the
decreased efficiency in shipping con~
structed during war‘there will be
in future years an increasing demand
a on the resources of the dry dock here
and steps are now being taken for
the addition of new machinery and
equipment to enable it tocope with
the expected press of businus. ’“
LIQUOR SEI‘LEBS
GET HEAVY FINES.
NEW BRITAIN. 'Iv‘eb. s.-—-Andrew
MRoski was fined $200 and costs and
Edward Was and Joseph Lehman
3100 and costs each when arraigned
in the local court this morning be-
fore Judge George W Klett on
charges of offering liquor for sale. It
was the second oi'fense of Mlloski
The men were arrested Saturday
night by a raiding squad headed by
Sergeant WuC. Hart. This was Judge
Klett's first term on the bench. to
which he was appointed by the Gen-
eral Assembly last week.
BABE RUTH’ WILL NOT SUPPER.
NEW YORK. Feb. 8.—'l‘he home
«run average of “Babe” Ruth. who ac-
quired the habit of knocking the ball
into the right field stands at the Polo
Grounds. will not suffer from a shift-
ing of scenes when the Yankees move
into their new’fleld in the Bronx. -
The stands in the new Stadium will
be, in distance from the plate. similar
to those of the Polo Grounds. Colonel
'1‘. L. Huston. part owner of the Yank-
ees. said today. . His announcement
allayed the fears of enthusiasts that
“Babe" would have to put more power
béhind hi‘s drives.
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“c shippins m the 9“ ya, than a." I The moment you eat a tablet or. two
I erican. six British. a“... Dutch. {aciditm vanish—truly onderful!
an American steamer has not been"without causing distreds._ The cost is
under repair here and at some periods ~30 little. The benefits so great.
her way back a second propellerxwas.
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and Table de hote
Press).—Delegates sent to the Near
East conference in London late this
month will beheaded by M. Kaloger.
Beautiful rooms, with or
opouios. the new premier, it was said
here today.
M- Gannon-is. Minister or
without bath at moderate rates.
War, will not go to London. it has.
been decided, in view of British op-l'
REGENT TODAY.
-'uel Carmen Blokes Beaded Hit 1!!
Metro Special.
"Silver Lining" is the Metro special
attraction at th. Regent Thain w. 'and ma" 1t ‘0 Foley km. 2835 Shef‘
"‘3'. There is no getting Tawny from
*Le fact that this play is one of the
twat popular productions which the
Pvmpany has made. Juel Carmen in
. ’he leading role gives a splendid pre-
Mutation and with an able «at in
Fupport there is turned out a picture
"3 more than usual merit. “Silver
Helm?" l sa. play that will please—-
‘1; carries a thought that can‘be taken.
J" and the theatre with profit. There ‘
W! M a comedy and Holmes mebj what-indlflmhd
.4. gra=
We on today. not
position. .
CUT THIS OUT—IT £8 ' WORTH
MONEY»
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name and address clearly. You will
receive in returns. trial package eon-
tuning Foley's Honey and Tar Com-
pound for coughs. colds and crmrp:
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and luck: rbeumatlssi. backache.
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Foley Cathartic Tablets. a. wholesome
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ipdigegtlon pain. the sourness. heart-
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Mill ons'of people now that it is
need! to be bothered with indigen-
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INTIMEUSUALLY ~
- ‘USEllliiilVllliNfi
DES MOINES. Feb. 8,—Represen-
tatives in the Iowa legislature vote
their opinions on roll call now with
their fingers. No longer does the
clerk call the roll and the member
vote with his lung-t ‘
One result of tlw change is a saving
of fifteen notes to half an hour in
‘taklng a rol call \ote.
a. key. .No keys are .
three small lights to shewihimQa is
voting. When the question b put they -,.
legislators inserts the key. and than}
manipulates the device. What he;
does is not only recorded for his own
benefit bythe light on «his desk. but,
shows on a board above the speakers‘ ;
head. The members all are named.
on the board. Opposite the name‘
are three lights and a slot; If his vote:
is "aye“ a red light shows. and a “Y" 5
appears in the slot! A blue light
shows and the letter "N" for a nega- ;
tive vote. To ‘rnerely be recorded
present and not voting a white light is 1
used . Within twenty seconds after,
the voting is comple&d a. photograph x
of the complete .scord on the board.‘:
taken automatically. is delivered to
the desk ofthe clerk. In the mean- -
time. however .the total has been
flashed on the speakers‘ and clerk's;
desks. so the result can be snnouncedj
immediately. The photograph is the
St. Valentine‘s Day
Valentines, ’of all descriptions, fromlc up.
Luncheon Sets, Decorated Place Cards,
Seals, Etc, it .
DONNELLY’S . '
16.13 sourn MAIN STREET ' ' ,1
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states record~ _
The machine is controlled by the
clerk. who unlocks it and sets it when i
the vote is called-for. As soon as
completed he again locks the ma-
chine. , l
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“'hen a question is ‘put to a vote
"Noo'ro-Bac" has helped thousands
to break the costly. nerve-sh ttering
tobacco habit. Whenever you 7 vs a
lensing far a cigarette. cigar. pipe. or
for a chew. just place a harmleiagfl'o-
To-Bac tablet in mur mouth lnsthd.
to help relieve that awful desire.
Shortly the habit may be completely
broken. and you axe better off man-
tally physically. financially. It's so
easy. so simple. Got a bog. of No-‘l‘o-
Bee and if. it doesn‘t rele'aseyou Rom
sil craving for tobacco in any form. _
your druggist will refund your mohey
,1 without question.
caucus. onus.
neonannafgt »-
you
TRY IT. Experience has
demonstrated that medicine
knows no surer healing agent for
the inflamed mucous membranes
of nose, throat and lung passages.
Used for years by thousands of
people and *histh remanded
by physicians. TRY IT.
At your drugglet'e (the trade mark.
as above, on every bottle) we and
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WHY CARRY THE GOODS
whel ourlrnachlne calls for it.
Vl'e do all kinds of cleaning. dyeing
and repairlnz. .
The Latest Model Tailor
l 35 Elizabeth Street
SOUTH NOIHVALK
Phone 485 Phone 48:-
moifizs
In all kinds of used tires‘
ORLINS
TIRE VULCANIZING SHOP
39 West Washington Street
All Glass ln Weed Chains
Work guaranteed or money refunded
Royal Auto Ptg. Co.
South Kain 3m .
Oppodte Wilson's list Shop
South Not-walk, Conn.
High Class Work a Specialty
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JANUARY
The Cigars
In Our Huinidors
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
Chat can be made. ’
OLD WELL CIGAR Co.
Here Is Real Comfort
TRUPEDIC SHOES FOR MEN
RALsToN MAD: ‘
The soft kid of which they are made insures comfort
and durability
Made scientifically in' three lasts—~Siraight, Oulfiare and
lnflare; to fit all types of feet.
Let Us Tell You Kore About Them
MILTON ELWOOI}
(Formerly ELWOOD & GLOVER)
m wasnmoros srsasr .
CLEARANCE SALE
GOLDEN’S
' Washington Street
South ital-wan:
".20. c
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VICTOR
Welding of All
(Formerly with, Vasst Bros.)
,. Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps Repaired and Made to Order, and All
Kinds Of Sheet Metal Work. .
13 Raymond Street, South Norwalk, Near South Iain Street.
WESELY ‘
Kinds of Metals. "
. A 1‘ .
ran abuse or spam: L
means the arrival of Spring
lamb in all its delicious and ap-
petlsing lusciousness. and at no
other place can it be had in
greater perfection than at Char-
oock’s meat market. For we give
our patrons the benefit of the
real genuine thing. Spring lame
that means Spring lamb and not
a Mr imitation. ‘
OWOOK’B MARKET ‘
19 Railroad Avenue
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lt's Here If It's Housewares
WHAT DO YOU KNOW 'ABOUT
BAKING A PIE ?
Your family. may think that your pie takes the first prise ei'ery
time—but neither they nor you can imagine how much better your pie
or any food will be when baked and served in Pyrex.
PYREX TRANSPARENT OVEN DISHES
Ali-orbs the Heat and lavas Fuel
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at Washington am som ”soswux
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TheyAreGI-aoefuily death-meiot- Distinctly Amusing.
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All the Leading Varieties of Vegetables and the lest Grades of Penn
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