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Theatre
“The Public Be Pleased”
Our Policy
Today ‘
Matinee and flight
Lewis J. Selznick Pretenb
W {LL EAM FAVERSHAM
in
'l‘llE SEN THAT
WAS HIS”
1.. unbeliever who masks "in the
gllln": of the church reaps virtue
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tAlso
E’Zank' Sennett’s
Lil-)5? and Best Comedy"
".i‘rTE‘ GOODNESS”
Maril‘all Nei‘l‘son’s Smashing Hit.
“DIN TY”
and
“SPIRITS”
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
BASIL KING'S
puny in spite of disabilitiz‘s incurred
“EART H BOUND" in the- :scrvics‘.
4 Tho roster follows:
. B“ r 'f P°ss'b'°'tha" Acfu‘fly. \Ynllucc- c.. n. r. 1). :17
I' ”L ‘ ' R:ET South .‘Jcrwnlk. durinr: the war 1111-111-
CALLED STRAIGHT"'.1c-.r 0!‘ Rulivry 1!. 56th l'nited Sinus
l‘.. A. P. -
“WW Husslt‘r. ‘rnnk. VVest Rocks Road.
Norwulk. member 01‘ Conne‘clicnt
Slutc Guard.
g ~ llcncdicl. Seeley rt. as South Main
and at he rs.
fliiSl. CQHPARY”
life cf wrongdoing. l_..
TOMORROW ilze pit-s: [1‘ s“SSIOH of ti 1‘ (1([1C ml As—
scml-ly lo lull}. 91min con‘lpunns as
u E' ”5' "ft :13 ('51:. x :1‘ 1‘ mnsicn-d and that all
I u .
" ES BARRY men will find upon their entry into.
in .4: l’\'ll‘(‘ their uniforms and other mill-l
lw:‘1u‘r:1l0d. Ilnlistmi- nt will continue,
CARTER DE HAVEN up to “‘1‘ nnmbdr allowed in pram-l
in time. hut after \Vcdncsduy. March 2'
5
day night :1: :1 formal clection under
“WEDNESDAY he 1ii1'1‘clim1 of Captain Kocgh and
LN rcrrnitin‘z aides Mu‘or and Lleut.
To‘t MOORE 1...... ‘ J
m The company has on its roster thrco
U men \1‘nnt1rlml in :1cli0n—~J(\seph
9.01373 YOUR HORSES” Mocllcr. Joseph Hrrtz and Craig
Little‘john . Because of the splendid
it
3
:d the maria.
and in addition loathe our. \V’illiam
Favors: 1.3111 the‘ list of plave'ra in-
Iluvies «Lucy Gotten. Pedro De Cordo-
a. Luh Warrenlon. P abort Convllle,
01' 111111111
’Cnunnned "-01.11 First Page
Commends the valuable work of:
‘Jziphun John Keogh as recruiting of— 1
scar: Maj-o; G. M. Muren‘as medical
eexamlning. ol'lll‘er'and Lieu: Thomas
‘. Elam-arty its assistant to the‘re-
uniting ot‘ziccr.
Ann ‘unee-s that
he is making ar-
mg: non: \-. ith a Genurul Officer of‘
l niled Stan‘s mm) lrom l-‘xo U
“fright to come lo Norwalk and mus-‘
for the lnc‘nl company and that date
only depends upon tin: other appoint—
cn’ts of 1321‘ o1;i(‘er 1%.:11‘11 an d “ill
we as Purl" us posslhlc. (‘crlainlv b1: -
(are ll‘c middle of March.
'l'l;1?. :1;~:\:'0D1‘i.1fl.:!.2s :1 re assured l-v
w»
-v- a. ..
.z1rv rcquiremc nts
'.l‘1- i'w; 1.! re‘cuzlls will meet \\"(‘d-
m ‘Idzn night 11'. which time- lhe rrcx ‘uit
1‘ er nil in closed and theieal‘tr-r no
cl urn-r l111‘11xi-1rs of “11- company will
those- joining cannot be clnsscd as
'chnrln‘r lYlt'iTll)(‘l‘S."' Officers will he
rocomrnt-miud by the men on “"cdnes-
milinz‘t recouls of these men it is ex-
pl-clml that spccial provision will lm
11111119 for inking them into the com—
memlu‘r or old
momhs in Pro 11cc
street. Soul h Norwulk.
6th Company and 1
Today (2:15, 7 and 9
‘ D lNTY ’ ’
Six Cylinders of Speéd Wlth
WESLEY BARRY
and
Carter De Haven Comedy
“SPIRITS"
TUESDAY
The Distinguished Star
William Faversham
“THE SIN THAT
WAS .HIS”
and
MACK SENNETTS'
"MY GOODNESS '1
w EDN ESDAY
BESSIE: BARRISGALE
T~H URS DAV .
WITH VAUDEVILLE
“rm: DEVIL ‘s PASS KEY"
.v—n—< —..-...___. «7—... -..-
PALACE :l‘ODAY“
Liv-3L Comedy Program Includes
“\VL-a‘" Harry in “Dinty” and
“can ‘. on Special.
with 68th l’. S: (7. A. C.
lira}: Ralph M” 173 Main strecl.
Norwnlk. member of Connecticut
Slate Guard.
llrmle. Harry 1”,. Lounslmry avenue.
Tiorwallc. - .
llrollicy‘ton. George R.. 27 Spring.
aliill nvnmtc. Norwalk.
l llrolhcrlon. Jo-scplrJ’i. 11 Aiken
{strum Nm‘walk. first sorgxant New
‘Yorl; National Guard 101‘ one {our :1!
TElcgclczm llordcr and nine months in
l-‘runcc.
l Cooke. Joscph.
: Norwnlk. member
:Smle (‘xnnrdf
’ l“1,\'. ltusscll. 9 Hells I‘luco. East
.‘Iorwnll; vie-veil yours in anionul
iGnurd 11nd l“cdrrul service.
. lwlcolc. Michael, 15 Main 3 treet.
lix'orwulk. ten months during war in
:i‘nin-d State 5 army.
llnrr)‘.
0 .)
l'nion avenue.
of Connecticut
l‘TH‘l'soll. New Canaan nvc-
lnuc. Norwulk. »
l l‘nrrington. Edward, 5'10 Strawlwrrs'J
li-lill road. East Norwnlk. one .vcnr in
1.11;”. l’. s. C. A. C.
l
f Fisher. Irving it. 65 East avenuc.
lliast Norwulk.
l Fitch. Samuel M.. 10 I'nlon avenue.
; No'rwnlk
L lull. Louis. 20 Hoyt street, South
gNorwulk.
5 George. Robert IL. 170 Main Street.
lNorwalk. two years in old 6111 C0. C.
!A. C. .
l Gcrlmrdt. chrv 1",. 29 Cove ave-
-llll‘3.1.(l$t Norw.alk member of Con-
311‘.1‘H"ut State Guard.
Nor-walk. tncnh six months
Lorin .‘ood
5: or“ a! k..
Frank 11.. 4 Hazel straw. ‘
six .months -war service
4. tilted sum-s Arm. 1 ‘ '
Lon-3. ‘ lbc‘st I... I “’3le Main street.
Norwalk.
. l.- :n'. .1.law1cnce L. l Rae: opcnue.
11226 U.
Inf.
5:11 arron.’ Hugh 1%..
Yul-walk. fi'-£;nl3'-t“'0 marlin:
1111’.. at Yankee Division.
Ma evmkv. “'nltei- I...
~l‘..l€‘. Nor-walk. 1
Naumann. Edwin J 4 “'est Main
street. Now-walk.
S.
85 Smith street.
102116
11_ Fair avc- ;
Nesscl. John A.. 1- Adams avenue.
Norwalk. A
ofimd‘lgvnniam 1;.. 31 Sprlrg‘ :11
avenue. Norwa‘vk. meatgbiir of old tll
.Arti‘ler}.
22 Mpin
Elk. lhrtc 11'- 1.5 and dur-
Co. and llatts‘ry A (‘1th i'. S
Ravmond l"lf:d£‘!'l(“$ 1..
street. Nor?
l
.
lng war in old 6th (‘0. ‘
Hogs. :15 ch. 51 :14 110.1 sue-ea. .Jor-‘l
walk. ‘ \ I ;
liov‘nnd. Flank \‘-'., $9 \"ard slrc°1.i
Walk two nears fiflrdi'. S. lnf 1 .
Sherwood. Philip. 11.. 1;: Grunt} '
slrcct. Norrnllc. liv“ year‘s enlisnads
service o‘ad Gil: Cm: Se‘ccnteon nor-711715
eccond and first liculct‘anL . l’ S.‘ In-
1‘:1ntr_v. , . ‘
'Sturgcs, Llcvd l?.. 4 \Yest Main
strect. Norwnlk. three years all 6th
Comnan:.
Slurm. 1" rank J.. 49 Spring Hill aw-
nue. Norwnlk.
Troy. Joseph A.. 104 IInrhor ave-
nue), Norwalk. "
Varady. Joseph 3.. 42 Taylor ave“
11110. South l‘x‘orwalk.
“'argo. Joseph. 2 {onion strer-t.
South Norvalk. four yum: oldwslh
Co. and Efilh l'. 9. Art. in A. E. F.
\Vebb. David 1-2.. 10 Sming Hill
avenue. \‘orwnlk. live ycnrs and dur
ing war l'nlled Stan‘s Navy.
\l‘ebb. George IL. 10 Spring H ll
avenue. Norwalk. four )ears old 6th
Co
W’cbb. Harold A.. 25 Kcssulh street.
South Norwalk. twenty—eight months
and during War I'nltod Slums «Navy.
W'hce‘lcr. Philip A.. 2311 .‘luin slre‘cf.
Norwalk. old Mn (‘0.
“'llson. Frederick J.
111.19. Norwalk.
Worden. Vernon D..
Norwnlk.
Zabovowski.
‘zlreet. Norwhlk.
34 \V’llton ave—
i‘f' High streot
Josepl1.~
L’G Vials-r
To Stop
A Cough Quick!
Use a Double Treatment
Take HAYES' HEALING
HONEY to heal and soothe the
sore and tender tissues and
lining membranes inside the
throat.
Apply GROVES 0-PEl‘J-TRATE
8 .VE to chest and tin-Oat to
allay fever. reduce inflamo ‘
“lotion and relieve conga.
non. The healing en's-ct of
HAYES' HEALlNG HONEY
inside the throat combined with
the action of GROVES OJ’EN-
TRATE .SALVE through the
para of'tbc skin soon opens the
lit passages. heals all inflam-
mation and stops the cough.
Just ask your drugglst for a bot-
tle of HAYES' HEALING
LONEY 37.x! :‘cu will find a box
of GROVE' S O-PENJ‘RATE
SALVL enclosed therewilh. The
cost of the comblned treatment
in 85c. (Give it one trial.)
M E N ’ s -
Prices Smashed on Semi-Dress
Shoes
PAY NO CASH
....SZ 98
$6 00 Gun Metal Shoes
slashed to . . ..
Order a Pair Of
these small:
4 shoes. 1223’
for them on
.‘arxival. Tr)‘
} Gould. Gcorge W" New Canaan
lavcnne. Norwalk.
I'lcss. Jacob A.. 30 \Villon avenue.
lNc-rwalk.
. llunt. Thomas E. Jr., 7 Tindall ave-
lnue‘. Norn'alk.
Hunter. 0. Host. 136 Main ’street.
-'orwalk. .
Katonn. Dennis. 250 Ely avenue.
South Norwalk. ~
Kazona. Julius. 250 Ely avenue.
South Nor.\valk '
K-‘ltona. Lewis 2130 Ely avenue.
fSouth Norwalk ,
l Kelly. Peter J.. 7 Water street
Norw.1lk. member Connecticut State
Gu 11rd. .
1134321). Swplwn A.. ll! (‘liff strcct.
South Norvvn‘k.
, Foley’s"
Honey and Tar
IS A TlME-TRIED REMEDY-11115:
"-Juslcy l'iaxxy. the boy actor, is
mmr-wlml inclined to hr rngrmlciou‘1.
which i5 rnl‘ner I‘orlntsift- f-"r lxim. lw.
12.11:.“ i" h.‘ l..’l 112'} lrvkl ifs dumper
tun-- l1. 1.717;:1'. 11$“.(‘r l”?1\'l' 11-11111} lzls.
V' w 511' 1 ‘1? 1‘ l; 111%. [nun-.0." T~I:1!‘_;l1'1ll‘
‘1l ~1'- ’ :11 mo. arc-1?" \Vb‘fcj.‘ \‘v‘llilr‘
1;,191l‘nz with Sejl't'i'al 10.15 on the
r ~an in 1.05 Aim‘eles. For once. how-
:he syn-my Flurry 11:11: things
-ui.1fr hi4 way in “Dirty." tin" 113(2-
4 -- i:. which he " unrred 1;: 1. iv
'-1 l1 lm Mill luc- . 12‘. tlw l‘alnce'
way \NlU‘. C‘qrinr l":::.;:1.<:: (amt-(1}
In this vclm‘l-x
ml of 9 lighting 5:2." l
-.'l i‘: give: the o: no
:1 up the L‘i'é‘fvi scrap 0; his _\-
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1 ..h 1‘. .111
‘1111;
1LT TODAY
EV m
. ‘iJnl
“1-. :1 Fr. 11-rkham's In
"| Eva! Wa: His. ”‘-—’-&‘11net't.
Con) “'d}.
Hm Was His," Wu h \‘l ll
‘fi‘r-l‘L’lUm in ‘the sfi‘lr 10" 55
54h:
with Muck
,-.
....g theatre today
comedy "My' dnoss.‘
HM i 1: nllotopiay represents the
0?" 1- orluction at_ then ~Selznicl:
and 91-
" WWW: are
“The Sin That Was
8‘. 02‘; of
’l -' 1:. Mn ciniginai one. by Frank 1:;
m thor of “The Miracle Man"
‘1 1 n l-er succeasess. Mr. Pacwd,‘
" l. :‘_/l
“ -" lull in considerablé, time at th,
‘lloll 9:
“The 0 Sin ‘
-i 55 the speccial {mecca of '
i.;.presslve lis" of well-7
found in the pmro«‘
can be relied upon to gel n: of pcugh:
and colds that land to serious illness if
neglected. _
’ Every Uaer a. Friend
“The only remedy w: ever use for
coughs an ‘ Lolda i.- Folly-f 3 Honey and
"l at Compoua 1d. I! has bccn our starli-
by 10: }¢51-, and it new: (31!: us.’
r' ..H Fol; ‘3'. l‘viarquclayul let].
“I surely know (he wot". i: of Foley's
Honey and 'lar, as i l‘: JVC lain-n it
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g comrouno
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wi:h good 1::1l’s.Al=o have sold
‘ liundrx: o. botllesz” ~~ A. L. Slang.
bury, Paxkcrsburg. \lr'."V’a.
like 1118:; 'S Haney
[I LOIIIEIFJS no opiates.
3.2: injure a delical-
C r’L‘iidn
a}!!! Tar.
and 129"”
52. ‘omaré
K Forgsale by Stillson-Powell Corp.
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to
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them on. Com-
. pare them
5 with shoes
1 at $8.00 a
33:11:. Il‘ not
. 53".4fi1‘11
return them
at our mmcnsc. . You have owns-
thing to gain and noth‘lng to 1.059
“more: can you find a pail/of
black gun metal ‘fiuishcd lcalhcr.
Goodyear \vnlt stitched shoes at a
pricc like this? Th1? aro the‘ pick
of the bargains in the world's
greatest ‘shoe markets. and they
are giiaranlced to fit and please
you before you send us a. cent.
They on: shoes you can be proud
to wear anywhere. wcll cut. classy
last. stylish. serviceable and hand-
some. The box toé gives you plen-
fi‘ 0! room. The inner soles are
smooth as velvet. and the wear-
proof lining will even outlast the
leather uppers. . _
Slzes 610 10. Order today to be
sure 0fu~8 pair of these -_s-hoes.
You would pay $8.00 at any retail
store. Our. price. 1:198... ~ Fill in
this ”coupon and mall at once.
Semi for free catalogue; . _
Simply Send Name and Size.
'I'ndmrlcgd Mall Order House.
Dept- K3 Haverhfll Mass.
Send me. . . . . . . .palra pt ,aoml-
I Economy Dry Goals Store
Yard Goods, Underwear; Hosiery,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
13 RAILROAD AVENUE scorn nonwm
NEXT T0 SINGER SEWING MACHINE STORE
THE STANDARD COLONY BROODER
(PATENTED)
Grérws ,Thi‘ee Chicks Where ' One Grew Before
Cuts the Expense in Half ‘ Eliminates All the” Trouble
This is the Coal-Burning Brooder that look all the gamble out of
the chicken business by eliminating the excessive \leath loss that was
so common with the older types of oil-burning breeders.
You fill this broader with coal once a day and then it takes care
of itself. It is selfvfeeding, self- regulating, simple, safe and ever-
lasting. It requires no special kind of hunt: and is guaranteed to op-
erate satlsrtac wily in any mom that is big enough (or the chicks.
Sold on 30 Dayt’ Approval and You Write Your Own
1 Money Back Guarantee
The “Standard" Broader ls Endorsed“é1nd Recommended by All
Agricultural Colleges 'and Experiment Stations
Ask for a “Standard Broader“ Catalogue or come in and let us
show you how they work
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ALBERT ‘1). MORGAN
34 Washington Street, South Not-walk, Conn.
THE BIG POULTRY SUPPLY HOUSE
“We never recommend anything that we would not use ourselves”
Agents for THE BUCKEYE INCUBATOR co., Springfield, Ohio.
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Not in years haVe you been able to secure
such values in Rugs as we are offering in
:05
this sale. If you are going to need a Rug for
your Living Room, Dining RODm or Porch,
this spring, we would advise you to take ad~
vantage of this sale.
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See our window display" of GraSs Rags, 513e-
cially priced, as follows:
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6;; 9 ft ...- . . . .134.
27x54i11.......’ 85c 3x10 ft........ $5.75
* 36372in........ 31.25 92:12 ft $6.75
In adéition to the above ofierings,o our line
of Wiltons’ Velvets, maninsters and Brus-
Elisels Rugs establishesra new/low price record.
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W"’MW -MC‘..KT W5“. ”5‘5; WW I
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5115151713 will give them the best Gig: 1:3 for 5
The Cigar-s In Our Humid .- 1
were not clamrsrecl by water and 511130
Only tre Ci gars that were outside the: 111.1...
(1131‘ were (3311121de and are. now to be dis»,
ed of. ~ Vie solicit the patronage of €11e'pub‘
money that can be made.
OLD WELL CIGAR CO
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Harrison Boys’ Shoes '
FEEL BETTER, LOOK BETTER m m3 BETTER V,
Blacks and Browns in Blueber and Strigit lace Patterns,
Made of Durable Leather to Stand Gm Wear and '-
Tear of Young Americans
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STORE GLOSES. even any at an: . . '
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MILTON ELWOOD
Formerly Elwood C m
122 Washington Street
_~40.-'- ..
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‘ . gear/r
“WNWY
""4155“ ~ ,1»... , ‘ 9.1.11.1:
N S 'ng W ' ' t "
[no interest of every woman will in m M m eharminj
beauty of these. waist: which we are m h as. spring models.
They are fascinating in tho ruled color man. ”in: bisque, gm
flesh and honeydew. All are of m “:1. oval made If“
smartly trimmed. ‘ ‘
Prices $5.98 and Higher
J ACOBY’.
HANDSOME NEW MING
DRESSES
'At Priéeg That 'Are Most Reasonable.
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MITCHELLS' $1750
(5‘. 0. B. Fm :
MAXW’ELL ...............---.....
(r. o. B. W!
oHALMERS .........-.1....-----..... $1, 795
(F. o. B. W, ‘
121,01. 98.8
ACOESSORIES IN STORE. a m AVENUE
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
GARAGE AND SERVICE STAT!“ mu. 803W“
$9957'
COAL AND wooo
Narwalk Goal 6’ Surly
Water. Street, Sm m
MASONS’ SUPPLIES
Norwalk Chronicler