THEATRE
”rue b‘ody mmflly constructed
in a hos Angelesxtactoi-y and. was
fourteen mouth:- in;- also making. The;
front lhte'eloi- iaattmliium lined. Unl-
C )_'EAT WEEK OF GREAT
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PICTURES
TODAYo W
A r»-..ery romance of New York
and Paris
Q "AURXCE TOURNEUR'S
Isms BAIT”
. with
DOPE HAMPTON '
,uLcor/vsov ‘ _
PATHE .NEWS
TOMORROW
:‘51‘1 ARBUCKLE
in
r. I; 2;: Presentation of,
.. “n colb's 3W"!
,é-Li EFE OF
THE PARTY”
WEDNESDAY
A .11; =. .3: Proves the truth of
‘w‘er‘; “Everything Comes
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I. :- Cefebrated Irl‘rvin Colb Story
lHlZ LIFE OF
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TRAVELOGUE—SPECIAL
TOMORROW
HOPE HAMPTON
In
The MAURICE TOURNEUR PLAY
“THE BAIT"
PATHE NEWS
1....WHM—v‘r'
WEDNESDAY
7» other Comedy Record Breaker
“IT'S A GREAT LIFE"
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
WIFE-Z VAUDEVILLE
I. G :pping Picture Spectacle
1- r. -“ CD MEN
TELL NO TALES"
.W. —- AI—rmr..¢...
l ”WE/a! James HOTEL
9, Restaurant a la carte
g and Table de hote
l l’wnfliful rooms, with or
Que tés‘t'ufes such as “cigar lightegal
Mimi that ignite automatically wh‘en
doors are opened. and a. biult-ln ce-
larette distinguish this living room on
wheels
When he can be induced to leave
his new possession." Roscoe gives his
attention to the series of comedy
dramas in which by arrangement with
Joseph M. Schenck. he is to appear as
a Paramount star . The first of these
is ‘L’l'he Life. of the. Party." adapted
from a story by Iri'ln‘ S. Cobb. and will
be shown at the Palace Theatre today
.‘IORE NE\Y.31‘EIIEPHONES.
Twenty-nine New Stations in Norwalk
in thr- Pust Few Days.
Following is a list Of new telephones
that have been installed since the is—
suing of the last list. Cut this out
and paste in the back of your dirqct-
ory;
N '.1an Tel. No.
B. Anderson.
1 “est A\P. S. N. 391
bchcrick L. Utes.
11 \Vcst Main St» 1072-2
Robert Longue'.
32 Union Ave. “2542
Miss Hazel A. Shrlver,
59 Meadow St. 2059
Consolidated Retail Coal C0..
3 Rowan St. 605
Peter S. Burkedal.
T \Vcstport Ave. 2117
John L. Handley.
33 Orchard St. 2095-3
Mrs. Austin Wilson.
County St. 1174-4
Michael Galbo.
3.3 Fort St. . 1272
Mrs. .109. ll. Malkin,
4 .\‘I-wtown Terrace. 1054-3
I-‘Iank R. Starr
14 \Vestport Ave. 764-4
J. A. Stabill.
l:oton A\c. 1218-2
G. l.. Joncs.
38 Adams Ave. 2596
Adolph Malt-r.
Lawrcncs.a St. 902
Harold l“. Kendrick,
3O (‘hcstnut St. 917
C. L. Talbot.
5 Discsa Ct. 2378
Norwulk Taxi Co..
:1 ltivcr St. 41‘.‘
llr-avis Garage Inc,
Conn. Turnpike. 2228
.l. H. Manning.
6 livcr St. 1500
Pctcr Gustafson,
11 Plait St. 1076
Miss H. A. Lanick,
Beacon St. 634-3
R. E. Doulcns,
19 St. John St. 616-4
Scth Gilbert,
Scott St. 1971-5
LutI-Sl Modal Tailor.
l‘-_. Elizabeth St. 1529
Antonio Lnnmtto. . ‘
Scott St. 1971—13
Gr-orgn O. Crosby.
35 l-‘rancc St. 2168
l:. Hillior.
ll Summer St. 1631-12
llyron C. Mead,
l4 StuaIt AVO. 1172
Frank S. Avery.
225+ l-Ily Ave. 1762-3 ‘
TRINITY CHURCH NOTES.
chtcrday. Passion Sunday. so- call-
(d because it is the beginning of the
lust mo “9: ks of our Lord's earthly
minislIy. and “hon wc commemorate
Ill 0 tragic cycuts that led up to Good
Friday and thc- triumph of Easter.
LI-ntcn services for tho “'FPK will
in: Celebration mt the Holy Commu-
II‘IAOII Thursday at 9:30 a. In: Friday
at 7:45 p. m,; litany and sormon. fol-
lowcd by brief instructions to the con-
firmation class.
The choir was particularly good
yt-stcrdny. mid the lovers of sacred
music arc looking forward to the can-
tata which the choir will render on
Good Friday. Dudley Buck‘s story of
the Cross.
The services for Holy Week. begin-
ning on Palm Sunday will be. an-
nounccd later.
AMBASSADOR '
. Imnvny
I TO LOV DO\.
“'ASHINGTDN.
Harvey. 0‘. va
\"cy‘s \Vex‘kly.
'l’ll‘trl‘l doluzite-ly
March 12.——Georgc
York. chtOI of Har-
is understood to have
sclertcd by PI-I-sillcnt
lllnrdin: :Is ambassador to London to
Isucccml John \V. “ziyis. who now in
Err-turning homo. The nomination max
to tho Senate below the p. est-ht
4(“.‘I!'Il0l‘lllllii!‘f' S(SSl0ll ends.
go
I :. I'll bath at moderate rates.
4 -
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I «In . Hi?
If . _;,.'> “3'“?
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Bait."
s 8‘93lede .‘1
l'umiacu: ll
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l'.('f.'.”€l1l Tim-"1(- todal only.
Ewing; ml: Is ' s9: med 1:" Hopf-
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To, “Lil bot-
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In» . “roof-y
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3" III-:4 tlII- mm”. l1 ml.
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LTI I‘oId't~ Th1-
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“The Tcll Cate-
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' :'- LV. l1 TODAY
~ -. ”2.3“"
I ['39 (5; The Party."
(“fatty") Arbucklc. the
comedian. . l“ fast , y
in Les Angelcs. where
~ ms lIr-adcuaxterstmas a man
(-Hfoznoliilc parts. ”Patty‘s"
motor cars.
vies a railroad round-
different makes and
l\’. ..
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1 Hill FEEL. FHESH
lioba rt ‘
SIa \l‘olf.":
" are}.
a Greatcst Picture 151
be»
' and his
r1 whines aces the rotund .
‘AH IHSHIE BATH
MAKES YflH [Hill
I
Says a glass bf hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
keeps illness away.
Physicians ill-:3 world over recom-
(continued tron 1-0.3. Ono)
received but one official renpbnoe f ‘
the packets to his madman mm
Wilson and Company agreed to send
two representative:
In a drastic shakeup of the pOIic'e
"department. Captain Wesley H. West-
brook was on duty today in the stock~ .
yards police district because of his
ability. to cope with labor troubles.
Chief of Police Fitzlltorris said.
"Our cut in wages Was small when.
compared to other firm-is." said a
statement from Armour & Company.
“W'e have a list of 2L-other firms re-
ducing wages whom the decreases ran
Vfrom 14. 25 to 33. 34 per cent The
stockholders of Armour all; Company
could not dodge the fact that we are
losing money. That is why wages are
reduced.
“Any assertion that We are m‘tempt-
ing to establish a. ten hour ekn is
wrong. The guarantee of extra pay
for mer time after 54 hours in any
one week makes this impossible." -
Thousands of packing house em-
ployes marched in the rain yester-
day and later listened to leaders who
urged them not to start a.
strike.”
Packing house cmplcycs in Fort
W’oith Kansas City and Sioux ’City
also decided at mass meetings yester-
day to go to perk today pending dom-
plction of the strike \ote. Employee
in the Omaha plants planned to hold
action. The wage cut will be dela; ed
until April 11 in the plants at St.
Louis .and St. Joseph of a state law
rcrguiring thirty days' notice.
PmcI-ts 0P COAL
Local Dcalcrs Announce Reduction on
stocks Now on Hand.
Chcering news to many is contain-
cd in tin unnounccmtnt late. yester-
day afternoon that there has been a
decided chuclion in the price of coal
in Nonyalk. nearly all dealers joining
in the pricc cut. which thevcr ap-
plies to the supply already on hand.
It was announced yesterday by thr-
l-‘erris Coal company that becoming
I-ll‘ccliye ll’llllll‘lllillel)’ the price of an-
tlIacitc coal by the ton would be re-
duced from $16.50 a ton to $15.25 a
ton. if carried in. or from' $16 a ton.
“hot in" to $14.75 a ton.
Pea coal. which sells at a lower
price than tlIc lurgcr size. and which
has bccn soiling at $14 and $14.50.
whether “shot" or “carried" in. has
been reduced to $12.75 or $13.25 a
ton.
The warm weather and lack of de-
mand. is responsible for the drop in
price because business is slack. ' In
order also to fncourage cnrly buying
for Icht yvinter. it was drcided to cut
the prices.
It is stab-d dcfinitcly that these
prices will only apply to supplies of
coal no win tho yards of the local coal
compnnics. as future prices cannot be
forecast.
JOY BHHUHHI
INTI] HOME
By Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege-
table Compound, Restoring
Nlrs. Benz to Health
Altoon Pa. -“I am writing to tell
youwbat ydiaE. PiIIkhnm’ 5 Vegetable
r, ' ‘:’ - ”1 Compound has done
' ‘1 for me. We have
' had six children
1 die almost at birth.
{ From one hour to
. nineteen days is all
they haye lived. As
I was goin to have
another. took a
dozen bottles of 3; our
Vegetable Com-
pound and I can say
that it is the great-
est medicine on
felt this baby 15 new four months
old and a healthier baby you would not
want. I am sendmg you a picture of
her. Everybody says, “That is some
healthy looking baby.’ You have they
consent to show this letter. "—Mrs.
W. BENZ, 131 3rd Ave. Altoona, Pa.
No woman can realize the {)0 y and
happpiness this healthy babe rought
into the home of Mrs. Benz, unless they
have had a like experience. .
Every woman who suffers from any
ailments peculiar to her sex. as indica-
ted by backaches, headaches, beating-
down pains irr e arities, nervousness
and “the blues' should not rest until
they have given Lydia E. Pin‘ ham’s
Vegetable Compound a trial.
FREE LECTURE
“AMERICANISM”
GIVEN BY
DR. JAMES J. \VALSH
OF NEW’ YORK
Under Auspices of Catholic Union
~ and South Norwalk Council
4
mcnd the Itzsitl- bath.
,is of vastly more
outship Pl@::l‘:llll":i:,
pores do not
the blood.
NH»-
,dO.
M‘Fn and
‘each ‘nmI-n ‘
glass of ho: \‘V: t‘r with a teasliocnfull
30f limestone phosphate in it, as a
harmless;means of helping-to wash‘
from the s'omaclI. livcr. kit‘méys and;
bowels the previous-day's indigestiblel
:'-.:utcrial ,r-oisons, sour bile and tox-g
;lns; thus cleansing sn‘eetcaing and?
puIi fixing the alimentary carnal before
eating moré food.
Those silo sake up with bad.
Ibreath. coated tongue. nasty taste ori
Fh’ave a dull. aching head, Sallopf com.
lplexlgn. acid stomach; others V‘- ‘
have bilious attacks or constipatidl.
should obtain a quarter pound oi
limestone phosphate at the drug
store This will cost very little but
is suflicient to 'show the value of
inside bathing. ~ ”a
declaring this
importance than
because the skin
absorb impurities into:
coming in lxrnltli. while‘
poms ‘31: 5119 ion yards of bowels
\mEI-Ien are urged to drink'
I o
I.‘_,
bezorc breakfast. 213'
K of C.
Tuesday Eva, March 15
‘ HOYT’S TTHEATRE
EVERYBODY . WELCOME
‘ CLEAN YOUR
CARPETS AND RUGS
with
' «O- K CLEANER
IT nEs'ronus COLORS AND
MAKES THEM LIKE NEW
' $7 ‘. SOLD B_Y ‘T"
Wm. Miller, 33 'Wa'shington St.
SO. Norwalk; A F. Gehebe, 25
Washingirm SL. 80. [Nor-walk, M a
Drug Store. 8 No. Maiin SL, So. N
walla/E H. Moorehous‘e, 35 Wall
St., Hui-walks Norwalk Hardware,
45 Malia. “Defined: Hardwick. 7‘46
W/aJl; M. PfDunn 209 E. Washing?
ton st. East Non-walk.
I1 91'6me. .
“runaw ay‘
The perfect figure contour is continuous from ,
: shbulder to hip and must therefore depend upon a t
, well fitted brassiere or bandeau as well as upon the .
corset. ‘
I.
,4. We have a large assortment of styles in both ;
‘7" plain and elaborate designs, and we are happy to
_ assist you in your selection. ‘
a ,5»
HEBEISTHEMAN
Who Carts Ashes, Cleans Cellars, Light Moving, Light Expressage
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
Also Dealer In
COAL AND JUNK
JOSEPH M. WALLIES .
TELEPHONE 441 7a osaonn AVENUE EAST NORWALK
(Formerly Efl‘ron Coal Co., of 3—Rowan Street)
“Honeydew’. j—Medley Waltz
Medley 0nc.Step
Josepll C. Smith's Otcheotra
Two eagerly-awaited selections from Zimballst's new play;
not only won ext-g dances but splendid music too.
ctor DoubleFoccd lecoxd 18719 J
M‘Bidd "—Fox Trot _
“Somebody".—Medley One-Step
The Benson Orchestra of Chicago Ac
When it isn't the .trombonc, it'l the saxophone; and between
the two you get a rigorous swinging rli
*I Victor booklet-cod local-d 187" ' H
- . “Rosie”-—Medley Fox Trot
“Honolulu Eyes"-—Medley Waltz‘
Paul Whitman and His Orchestra _
Ll lItJIeartod dances with s bewitching lilt' In them. ”Hono-
luluyuli ". bu whistling cti'ccts like a forest full of birds. ’
VIctor Double-Faced Recon! "721
“Broadway Rose"—Medley Fox Trot}
“Sweet Mamma (Papa’s Getting
Mad”)—.Medley Fox Trot
Original Dixieland Jazz mo N
Modal nrprisec—everythin jib: where you ddn't expect
it. Thckindofrccordthatm «ammo-interesting.
“no: Douhlo-Fsced W 93732
Comer in'suy time and but then
- New Victor Records for March
41.3fm tits“.
A J COLLINS CO.
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LOTS OF
GARDEN TOOLS
-HERE
.What Are: Your Garden.
Needs for Spring?
Equip yo rsclf with (behest and
him iest garden tools
Complete Line of Spades,
\ Forks, Hoes 9*"
ALL SIZES OF POULTRY WIRE NETTING.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
JOSEPH ROSENFIELD
' HARDWARE AND HOU§EFURNISHINGS
25 Washington Street Phone 340 Free Delivery
SMITH PAID LESS 'I'I-IAN JONES!
JONES paid $56 for 14 Gallons of
PM," "as . “readyfor use”MixedP P--AINT
’ git) SMITH made 14 Gallons of the Best
Pure Point, for $39, by buying
8 Gals. l.& M Semi-Paste Paint and
GGalaLmseed 0mm mix into it.
{ . A SM! .SA VED 11“}
' 1 ' ) unmmmmsmm
mammm
cam.- mm B? _ .knsgowiam
Ari}. woman South Nomlk, manta. a: status
" 313W commons. Eamt'SON, West-port. .1
WY 3803.00
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Coal s “SEWIYCO
MASONS’ SUPPNUBEES g:
~TEIJI‘.PHONE111’. '
torthooonnnimo'otmm bohftor
moat-maestus‘mondm, OM94 ”Wm It"
Gehebc’ s A
' It’s Here It It’s Baum
IDAVIS' MILK CAN SERVER
The Most sanitary Way to Serve Condensed Milk 0:
Evaporated Cream
It‘s made of steel, extra heavy nickel plated. It serves the very last
drop out of a can. And keeps it better than the old way. No
can openers necessary. And it s an attractive addition
~ to any table. Price $1.50
I 25 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
527
Phone |- ':De Prompt
V
Eton omy Dry; Goods Store
Yard Goods, Underwear, Hosiery,
. A'l.‘ onus-rm REDUCED rams
13 RAILROAD swam scum nonwau
NEXT TO SINGER SEWING MACHINE STORE
STYLES FOR SPRING
[N WOMEN’S OXFORDS AND PUMPS-
NEW LEATHER, NEW PATTERNS, AND NEW LASTS
THAT ARE VERY PLEASE“!
'The quality of our Spring Footwear is another feature
worth considering-
LET us nu. YOU MORE ABOUT THEM
STORE CLOSES EVERY DAY AT 81X
(MILTON ELWOOD
FORMERLY ELWOOD &_GLOVER ,
122 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH N ORWALK
\ezf-rs- «$9:-
CORSETS
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. ,
We carry in stock corsets which are made to fit every type
of figure, and we are sure you will find in our Corset Depart-
ment the model designed to best express your own individual-
ity. Expert assistance will be given if desired.
CORSETS FITTED FREE
MME. J EANNETT E
. SOUTH NORWALK’S LEADING
CORSETIERS AND GLOVER
56 South Main Street Phone 909
«35:41.4
2%; «fix .
~1-
as.
MITCHELLS $1750
(F. 0. B. Factory)
5995
(F. O. B. Factory)
CHALMERS , $1,795
(F. o. 1;. Factory)
£11301. GAB .
ACCESSORIES IN STORE, 65 RAILROAD AVENUE
“LUTHER M. WRIGHT
omen am) when STATION. 2m 81'. nonwanx
Hershfi'eld Motor
Transportation ”Co.
Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Ten Largo Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Tram-
pomtion; Padded Vans for Furniture Work
Main Ofice, 26 Concord St., SO. Norwalk, Phone 29!
New York 0mm. 201 West 201:1:ch Chalice. 8059
_‘ ,
Water Street, swam .
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