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PolIcy Only—The Best That
C, .. Bc Obtained In All Linea
0-1” AT 2 :15, 7 and 9
An u .u..lly splendid photcplay
..I‘. that is different from the;
.-.s day is from night—
. HH‘OUQITOU: and a roar win-I
.22: ROGERS
I. tffil‘ HUTCH
on .' .1000 .nd the reputation of-
. . :. I milevcr earned a cent—g
.... . .. :lIcse 50 bright and crisp
I h:. How did he spend it?
" ILLIZABETH”
I*.I‘...'.‘II'.OI ‘41" "SPECIAL
I. L':. EST LOVE"
_"An acct):- I: 1 tot help b’eing- partial
. to certain role3"’sald V’n‘l Rogers
speaking cf. “Honést Hutch." a Gold-
w:~ n Picture. wl ich comes to- the R9
‘geat theatre today with the fourth
{episode of Tarzon's Son. “\V'hen I
'tflrsthstar ed the picture I didn t have
Early particular liking for old Hutch
but I diSCO' cred he' s a pretty fine old
iboII after all ‘
l "W'hu. I. he‘turns himself into the
most substantial cltl. won in town for tho
"lake of a Eof'tunc he Revamp; ts after
Ion like he did grt it. and due-mt
Islump tack to bein' the town loafcr.
II‘ll. l 1;: t-‘I Iakr of: my hat :6 him.
Win; :3 u.‘.l..' I“ “fill Rogers could tail:
to thr- theatre goers whére this pic-
ture is to be run, he would say.
"You'll likv- ‘Honest 'Hutch' as much
ids I did. 15 ”a outcry. but he's Inight}
inlezestm.’ ' '
PA LA( 73". TODAY
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g ll and then who-I M lust k‘eps ri2': It
a.
David butlcr Star}; 0:: Screen “‘ilh
l . Vuudcvfilc. .
l W’ithout bt‘ll’lg at all prI-ItI-txtious.
Ill-vi'h nothing c'clmm‘p- (IilhI-r in pro-
;ducticn graw'allv. slurs‘ namc: or
off-clwisc. “PI”! III'I't Gamb'e" which
is at t“! [‘a'ar'c with vaudevillc to-
day. is about 0ch of tho best comedies
ibI-ing Sllot‘v‘il. "contaitzing a sure fire
Int-pea! and :I. goodly amount of real
Ehumor. lionl. becausc it's an intimatI-
lLIIclz into the home lifc of a family in
ordmary circumstances but with as-
lllI‘Ll ion t'III-II'I‘ lIIIf‘rIr things [or tltvir
intarriagoal.Ile daughters.
‘ There isn't ‘J. slow momcn: oncc tlIc
‘couutry boy arrivr-s in too city to cum
{his living: there. bI-causv farm lifc
Idovsn't appeal to him. Prior to his
Edppurtnre than arc some good {Duch-
Ies showing the home MRI of the boy,
lo‘i th“ Cum. :. llu SpClldb’ his cntirc
I.I icon to HIV an old tr“. Ickwhic‘I he
at his er-cKed machinc is vcry good.
'l‘hc j‘l:‘.)( 15 all do w-ry good work.
I)! LL] If. “EliK I“.
I : -; (.001 Time if You
' ., .I.-:.‘I Vaudeville Bill
.I i:. tho-I'Jng Yourself Out of
Miss
L15, 6:45 and 9
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Cumody Surprise
Singing Comedienne
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2' Ilotty Clair’s
I Extravagant Costumlng—A
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Story Success
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, I‘ ES and SYLVESTER
'.."I -_. Huckster and The Actor .
. Petticoat Minstrels”
'Cast of Eight Past Master Enter
taincIs—Special SceIIlc Effects-
Rec?
Post
DAVID BUTLER
’ :Sivls Don’t Gamble”
ELIZABETH”
1‘73}; Lil-“E OF THE PARTY”
Sunday Night.
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glIIII- liege vi and Value:- Thcutres Sun-
lu‘iil. irrrsislab'y fascinating. quaint.
:IlII‘ongrlmul.
' 'I‘lll"‘l' LIi’I‘ IIIIIIII'IIouu lnugbnblc 52-w-
_inzzs of [lll‘ ubu'us girl and «it spitc hI-r
‘Irluczltinn is in progw-u. tlwn lll'r
Ll'v'l.£ s m' II‘tIT-iIIiIIIIIIl ir‘tr. Is- and .III-
;mml .'.;'.Il mIII III-luvs llII flu-I .-lr( “ilh
,“H- II-IYIIII: that by bus nInm tl.II :Ic-
.I,I::IIIIf:-.n'.'c of a docidtdly worth wlIilI-
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u,» 1mm. 5 is I IIZIIlzzI'IEv-ully t'uI-.
S Ippcrteng Ion. {Hy II.“ I. 'ltll bx
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m MI III lion 1:1.IisL wortl in c"\cr_\ rI- -
spoIl.
WARNING TO wo [LD— 31-: ovum
: STARS. «
It‘nll'l'il'nll StuIlI-nts in Milan Fave F."-
l ‘m-bitant Ratcs for Living and
I III-sums. ‘ l'upulatlun Dvor-
l tam-s Housing Facilities
4 'l‘l':.It AI‘IIcricuu girls studying music
in Italy on slI-ndI-r resource-s arc fac-
Illi’; 1-. difficult situation. was rcvealld
IlIizu-cntivc- for Milan. Italy. yIIs‘Icrday.
.he-forc shI- sails-d on thr- S. S. Zculand.
j ”III-spite tllt- high rzuc of r-pchangc.
of (lo lire. girls who arc arriving Io
s'w. y in ltalv this yI-av soon find slou-
dcr me: me exhnnslvd. said MISS ll: Ik-
IIr. “From sm-cn ohundrcd thousand
before the war. Milan's population
Ins grown to one million lhrcc hun-
dred thousand. with no new buildings
to can. for the surplus. Rentals as
in Ncw York. have soarcd. Rooms
dc-cuntlv (II-.m and safe are to be had
\(IlI'IS' at I {lfil‘lIltlllt rate-.5 Many girl
sum-ms lune had to put up with
er-II-hod accommodalions. In addi-
tirII to this serious housing proble
IlII- music Icachr-rs bavc raiscd their
'rnfrs to fivc and six timcs their for-
mc-r prices. resulting in grave difficul—
tics for American 2irls who arrive.
r-Izpcctinx: to get along on limited
Ems-ans."
I, According to Miss Rakcr. Ame-ri-
‘carxs 'still think it advantageous to get
their scone (dramatic finish) abroad.
over. a fI-w months study in Europe
adds to their professional reputation
=3 EI‘N‘y Thursday
Friday
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And a New Episode of
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and
':lay 2:15, 7:15 and 9
I : Isir TIME TODAY
:‘IJ‘IIK MAYO
"'I REL N0. 29”
. l‘llE WHIRLWIND”
pt homo Many Ammican girls also
firr‘. it adHuItazeous to translate their
ran‘fs into Italian. tl us ‘ acquiring
IcI ti‘I ntal finer :I: “\l: I'l Im S) and
S." IIIIoI‘ lhI-iI IIlI.:I'n to Amnic :tII
‘4l‘(‘"( s, A s‘udic club in Milan is
roIIE‘I‘I'Iir‘cIl IE} ‘Il I- Y. \'.', I.‘ .A. l—I"‘I‘o:'l~:
‘ funds {or II
:~I H-i'IL.‘ !.I:IIlI lI‘ ‘
l-«:~lel with living: quash \_
TRE‘IIT" (‘H’T‘Cl' \“TF‘I
'l'l‘v I'l'c ' hclv lI:I;IIi“~III ‘I‘m' in‘flInlS
\I'i" lvs- :IIHIIiltis‘wc-I‘: r‘III T‘jilgtr'l' I’II'II.
S" "I‘.'I\'. :7' Mb i". h and-tho l"'C’I(ll‘
v-mxl-‘l llkc t"- I- (minis cf HII- chi”: i an
to I!!:I.l.‘6_-. :ll‘l‘i:1‘51.‘(‘illl-t5 with him Er. Ilm
lll-' ‘lr-I‘.
'r‘lI'I I‘Inlo .. .vIIz-vIcI-t for the comlu':
\‘-"“'.( will ‘-(I. 'l‘lI-rsdar 9'?“ a. In.
Holy (‘Omntuniom and Friday. 7'43.
I" :IddM-z‘z‘ follch-d lIv short in-
slrurtions to tie chfiITnnlion class.
TM- lInlcn f“-l\'l(‘l'5 so far havc bot-n
VF‘N well 2*" wind and found very
in?‘-"csting' and instructive '
Contributicn of money. plants and
fiowcrs' {or the fivs‘cr decorations
{may be given to Miss Lulu Prescott.
“. . \
P'""I'lllflll rooms,
”II-III 'Illlll at moduli!
’“""""~ now give faciiides for
r “‘"u aJIgIneers.
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.‘m'nl James HOTEL
Restaurant a“ la fade.
and Table dc hate _
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‘“' Ill) ' illl‘ BI“ {is}! m‘gmim‘ “a E¥:*ulle mnner‘up in ”19 Chm. A!”-
“M. 1’ 0' ‘1'” 19-9335 tech-”MT . c Marion's ram mm pocket bfif.
W ' «mm mm .. II
rub-man of tho 'Allar Chaptcr.
’PchIts and flowers so given serve‘h.
ldcuble purpcsc. fct' affnr hcing used
Itor the decorations thcv are distribut-
ed to the sick and shut in or the par-
ma THE" RIGHT“ um.
CHICAGO. March I:.—J Howard
Shoemaker. of New York. successful“
.{Iitgfandai his championship title for
th‘c eighth consééutiié yea}. deft-.3"!!-
125 to 78 Q. A. Vaughn. of Ch“.
’13
lis
iShOK‘IMAKI‘B cmmmow
”0mm v‘. I!» demolisl (-3 in ordcr tc savc. Mrs l
:lex- “h of .1 link (I; I'm. 'l'his,‘ bit bury .( I'OSIDI‘IllK l-‘Iohman of Dan-
showing t‘IIrI urihzipp‘, I‘z-llnw lookinz o m. won 21‘“ “TS! Skll‘mish in
Has Now \'I-lIiI-lc To Be Sccn III-NI.
Ir las (Iiumplrd again. In lil’l’“
l.I llfSL picturI. “The- Education of nounccd that u. motion for a new trial
iIlIIy ‘IIIght. she is seen as a chorus court. The case attracted a grout
rclxlII. rough and rI-I‘IIII and clot-mines
luncouthrcss. chI- love: hm: \NlII-n lII-rt
.l"(‘£LI‘Ur(". That this is om- oi l'nc III-st:
I‘c'tIIrI-s sfarrini: llillit- l‘lll'lif'. sum in.
II)’ Miss Mary Ilakrr. Y. \V. C. A”
A link vinegar mouth 2:: r 'nsisoc
water onwashing d I}; will' prev the
hands from becoming Io ' and
- chapped. .
. An excellent clehnslng ("8:2“) is
made of those ingredients lanolin. 1
ounce, cocoa buuar 1 ounce, glycer-
his. 1 ounce, gcse water. .3 ounces.
receptive to the cleansing in: lunar: (I:
The steaming of your face to: me an
plying this cream renders ihe tissues
the oils. .
There is no more unheal‘. by nabit
than that of s. 'eepiug in a. room with
w.ndows all closed but to raise a”
sash directly upon the ted of a sleep-
ing child seom‘s actually criminal ~
Yet many mothers act.ual|,. do this, .*
stating that they who always done‘
so. as though that were an all sumcient
reason. It is a dangerous practice as
so many restless childIc—n toss 01! Inch-
coverings during the night and ham}
chronic co. -ds all winter long
YVell- marked eyebrows and eve . 2"
lashes sexve to mphaslze eye beauty.’ I
Eyebrbus which are unus uall; pale in
color can be imprmed by the use cf ..
cccoa bulter or \aseline. I
A great (kal of the beauty of ‘11::
eyes is implired by neglecting I'nem.
issieres ‘ ' ‘ Te”: .... IORD S
The perfect figure contour'is‘ continuous from; _ F0}; I P at11Ck’S Day
a ' . . 5f)
' p v\ ‘ n "'I ...- .
shoalder to hip and must therefore depend upon .. 1111.: .l I YOU \VILL W ANT.
well fitted brass1ere or bandeau as well as upon the . ., -
‘ . . l7835—Mot‘ner Mc‘chrce ., _ - ‘
corset. . , . ‘ ’_ 644223—37.- wad DH. III-III ‘ ' 6"”
l‘fe have a large assortment of styles mboth 16440——IIII«.-.II Ins I'm-III- Shannon Flows
plain and elaborate designs, and we are happy to ' . 54926-Th° Ne!“ Mark“ Day
» - 7 . . 1 L. ' - 18727—Medlcy of Irish Jigs
asswtyou In your se ecuon. 18639~Dubl§n Jig Medley . pp:
13 bad to strain them mer small print, g 86 wawon Street
‘even in good light. or to si I . ‘
time at fine nIedleI. oxk t o a long
The hands should hot be hastily
dabbled in water of varying tempera-
-ture, imperfectly rinsed and hurriedly
Such a courre is suxe l
o roduc 'o
and chapped hands. p L ‘ ugh
wmsmr
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HERE IS THE MAN
dried upon a harsh unabsorhent IomII WhOICarts Ashes. Cleans Collars. Light Moving, Light Expressage . .
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
in the first, part of a serious lilacs» ‘
little attention is paid to
the 9m round-
ings, and when the patient begins
to recoxer when he leaches the
Also Dealer In
COAL AND JUNK
JOSEPH M. WALLINS
earlier stages at his ccnvalescence. his TELEPHONE 441
whereabouts receive his first attention.
(Formerly Enron Cool 60., of 3 Rowan Street)
76 OSBORN AVENUE
(’3: 4&7. in:
1” f3
245807Molly on the Shore ‘ .I “
lSZ'iB-Because You’re Irish
18234.13 Picture of Dear Old Irclund
18679—l’rctty Kitty Kelly
64925—’Tis an Irish Girl I Love ‘
16404—Kathlecn Mavourcen
South Nomi”; 16936—-Claucy's “'oodcn \Vcdding ..
*me' Stop in and Hear Thesc'and Also the New
March Records, at ~
DONNELLY’
EAST NORWALK‘
He may be assisted ox zeLarded in his
recoxery by the situation. color and
fumishings oI the mo
confined In in which he is
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('ONN. \\'().‘IA\‘ Sl-‘l-ZKS
'10 SI .T ASIDE. \"ILL
tlII- suit to set aside thc “ilLof hcr fa.-
‘ther. tho latc Abraham anenstein.
at his dcath in this citv S‘ Icral )oars
1.20. .sald to hum been worth $80. 000
lafter (l. succcssful c.1r(cr .Is a mer—
Ichant of "hillicothc The suit is di-
IIII-tcd against Mrs Marie lowenstein.
Inidow and se- cond “ifc of l oucnstein.
\.110 “as sole beneficiary undcr the
will. ..
Lawyers for Mrs. Lowcnsteiu an-
I\"ill bc made at mum and failing in
.Ihis thcy will {lppl‘ill to tho supreme
{dcal of attcntion and eighty witncsscs
from this city \I'I-rc summoned to
lllrookfirld. II'hcrc thc suit had. been
.lakcn on a‘chanzc of \‘cnuc.
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lllKlI‘. RIDERS 'I‘IIII).
l NI-HVW’OHK. March lur~llscnr ITIII:
iand l‘IItIIr \'0ll Kcmpvn. lhc Swiss-
Hollnnd'cyclisls. and \\'-.I.ltor lull and
l: 'I'illiII lmrcnz. llIII GI-rmun pair. “‘IIHI
filed for tho lvnd :It the MINI hour of
the spring six daI. biI-fII‘lII I'nI‘II. :Il~
Madison SIIIIIII-II (lnI-Ih-n. today. having
coVI-rcd 1.364 lllilPS and four lans.
'l‘lIrI rrII-orIi for Ibis-hour is 1.64% Inilcs
and six‘ laps.
Thrcc III'nI-r lI-Elms \\'oII'II a lap l0-
hlnd tlIII ideIrs. \x'fllI llIII othcr- uI—
tI-ants straggling: along: anothcr lap in
thc rcar.
(Av-~—
l~IAT LESS .‘Ill-ZA‘I‘
nII IuI'K Hnn‘s‘
TllkP a glass 0" Salts In l-‘lIFh Kidneys
il‘ Bladder Hotlu-rs You.
l-Iallnz: nun! rI-Izularly I-\IInln:Ill_\'
produces kianIy troulIlII in SOHH' form
or other. says a wvll-known authority.
III-caIISII theI uric acid in rural ('VCIN‘S
thc kidneys. thIIy bccomc cn-rworkI-d:
2I~t sluggish; clog up and cuusc all
sorts‘of distress. particularly back-
ache and miscryin the kidncy region:
rhcumaiic twlngcs. sm‘crv hI-adachcs.
acid stomach. .constipmion. torpid
llvcr. sltchlcssncss. bladdI-r and urin-
ary irritation.
'l‘hc momcnt your back hurts or
kidneys aren't acting: right. or if blad-
der bothcrs you. get about four ounccs
of Jad Salts from any good pharmacy:
Iako a tablcspoonful in a glass of
water before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys will then act fine. .
This famous salts is made from the
acid of zrapcs and lemon juice. com-
bincd with lithia. and has becn used
for gcnerations to flush cloggcd kid-
Musical nmfimm
it. The kind of record that mna
Dances
“Honeydew”' —Medley Waltz
Medley One-Step
Joseph C. Smlth‘c Orchestra
Two eager! awaited selections from Zimbalin's new play;
not only won erhl dances but splendid music too.
Victor Double-Faced Record 18719
“Biddy ”—Fox Trot '
“Sort:ebody”——-Medl€e3r One-Step
Thu Benton Orchestra
When it isn't the trombone, it's the saxophone; and betwwn
the two you gel. 3 vigorom swinging rhythm.
‘ 2‘ Victor Double-Flood team! 1371’
“R osie”-—Medley Fox Trot
“Honolulu Eyes"—Mcdley Waltz
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
Li lit-hearted dances with a bewitching lilt In them. ”Hono-
lulu you" bu whistling effects like I forest full of birdt.
VIctor Doublpfloed Recon! [8711
“Broadway Rose”—M,edley Fox Trot?
“Sweet Mamma (Papa’ 3 Getting
Mad")—Medley Fox Trot
Original Durand Jazz Band
just whee you (160': expect
a a duo: twice an interesting.
“not Doublaheod W 18722
Come irl any time and but these
_New.}’lctor Record; forMarch.
Chicago
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OPEN EVERY EVENING 3
STYLES FOR SPRING
VVOMEN’S OXFORDS AND PUMPS
NEW LEATHBRB, NEW PATTERNB, AND m was
THAT ARE VERY PWG
The quality of our, Spring Footwear is another feature -
g worth considering
LET US TELL YOU MORE ABOUT rm
STORE CLOSES EVERY DAY AT SIX
MILTON ELWOOD
FORMERLY ELWOOD a GLOVER
122 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH HOBWALK ..
CORS’ETS
IN MAKING. YOUR CORSET CHOICE
make it leisurely, remembering that upon the correct selection
of your corset depends the modishness of your gowns—and
your comfort as well.
“'9. carry in stock corsets which are made to fit. every type
offigure, and we are sure vou will find in our Comet Depart-
ment the model designed to best. express your own individual-
ity . Expert assistance will be given if desired.
CORSETS FITTED FREE
MME. ‘ JEANNETTE
CORSETIERS AND GLOVER
56 South Main Street Phone 909
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_ans and stimulate them to normal
in thc urinc‘ so it no longer irritates.
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone:
makes a dclightful cfl'ervcsccnt lithia-
water drink which millions of men
and ‘womcn takc now and then to
kIII-p the kidneys and urinary organs
clcan. thus avoiding scrious kidney
disease.
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FREE LECTURE
ON
“AMERICAN ISI‘I ”
GlK'EN BY
DR. JAMES . J. WALSH
OF \‘E‘.\' YORK
.Undcr A usplces oI (‘u‘Iholic Union
and South \‘mwalk Council
K of C.
Tucsday Eve.. March 15
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