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Greatest Screen
in Months
Tl‘ .
VERA .
GORDON
"'l he Greatest
Love”
(We noted “mother"‘of the screen
in as big 'a triumph as was
‘~ Humli’rcoque”
TORCHY COMEDY
And the Fifth Episode of
{TARZAN'S son"
iswvmw EVENING
Paramount Artcrafl: Presents
DOROTHY GISH-
' in
“FLYING PAT"
A gingery. jazzery, just wed
romance
"FANTOMAS"
SPECIAL COMEDY
MONDAY
.oh-er McLean Special Feature.
- DOUGLAS MGLEAN
In.
ROOKIES RETURN ’ ’
W‘~V;‘ v‘eWWWwVW’ W W Vivi ‘
' I? SEE
III-«n: Comedy Feature Coming
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
DOROTHY PHILLIPS—
in
' ME TO EVERY WOMAN’
‘- I- 1" class and elevating picture
ruduction—not an objectionable
..,, throughout the entire pro-
with»)
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I WM'VVHWWVWW W'u‘x‘u‘v-
242's
Spool)" Add8d Attraction
“ALICE BEN BOLT”
'l be sung at every presentation
I" "Once to Every Woman” by :I
,..;- known and acc0mplished
- wvlk Vocalist
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Attraction ' ’
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' .33‘cll known
rHE HOME or 100 PER CENT
ENTERTAINMENT
Lam: Time Todayz :15, 6: 45 and 9
Five Act Vaudeville Program
De Luxe
Including
TEXAS AND W'ALKER’
From Keith's Palace New York
and
" i‘HE FOUR BARDS”
in an athletic novelty presentation
Three Other Acts
and
H. 8. Warner Presents
' HEN W’E WERE 21”
SUNDAY EVENING
The Palace Favorite Star
. B‘ORO‘I‘H Y GISH
-*I a fast moving and riotiously
funny comedy
‘ FLYING PAT”
NEVIIS
SELECTED COMEDY
‘I'.’
-, MONDAY
N’I’J‘O 4'5 Stir Presents
. .- .. TVITAL. HOU
-TUESDAY'
Douglas MacLe’an in
: room's RETURN’ "
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“Tobi? .-
;_: TSURI AOKI
» .‘ (Mrs; Scipio Hiyakawa) ‘
In
“LOCKED LIPS”
and
; mmnwmn
’
see. stolidly watching the.camera man
take the necessary shots. act so natu-~
rally simply because they‘are not act-
ing at all. with .the. exception. of
‘course. of the two- little players, Bob-
bie‘Connclly and'Dot \Villiams.
PALACE' TODAY
5A 'Dt;li='.‘lili‘ul Comedy Drania ““‘hcn
“'e “'erc Twenty One.” Starring
H. B. \Vanler.
A delightful comedy is “\Vhen “'9
\Vcrc Twenty One" starring H. B.
“fa rncr in the leading role. The story
is a brilliant one and there are num-
crous mirth provoking situations of
which the star and his support play-
crs maljoihe most. The story of
“'0 re T33‘en_'t3 One" was
Archic M. lichackin a
writer of _short
. which have appeared in magazines
and othcr pcriodicals. Mr. McMackin ‘
has imagination and a subtle sense of
,hIi'mor which 'is displayed with effec-
tive results. Don't miss this thrilling
little love of high class vaudeville.
written by
l
NURSING (‘Hfl-‘F TELLS 0F CHIL-
DRE. ’S I’IIIGH’I‘.
"It stems as if c3cly child I 3.133 in
Poland this «‘intcr. c3 en the childrcn
of thc fonncIly fairly comfortable
peasant class was 33'lth0ut a whole
article of clothing. Wearing oul3 bits
of Iags and newly all of them without
shoes ox stockings." said “155 Clara
1). Noyes. director of the Department
of Nursing. American Red Cross. who
has just returned from Europe. “It
was a ‘hiost'conimon sight to sec. on
both sidcs of cvcr yroad we traversed
in the country," children standing in
ice and water- covered fields. watching
their herds of cattle ox their flocks of
geese. their bare little feet and al-
most linked little bodies exposed to
.the bitter elements of the Polish win-
‘teI‘.
l Miss Noyes graphic pictuic of the
plight of Europg's millions of almost
naked childrcn will undoubtedly in-
spire Rcd Cross “($111911 33'0Ikcrs to
hurry along ‘thc 2 .IIOO 000 mime-Ills
they are to start Inaklm: lodu3.
Th. American truvclcr in Poland
finds Iirst hand (-vidcncc of the terri-
ble tragedy of childhood in c"30r3 rall-
romi station. 'lhéil lIonIr-s . absolute-
li3' unhcatcd. thousands of ihcsc chil-
dren nightl3 lic on the hard board
floors of the rail33'n3 stations thiough-
out the countIy in an effort to kecp
{Ioni freezing. Picking onc's way
ulthSS the bodies 01 those 3ougsiels.
.hIIddlcd closcly longIr-r to ward off
'ihc ic3' blasts of the wintex nights
:Ammicans alc 'givén an emphatic le-
'lllllldt‘l ol the lu\ur3' Oi thc living
conditions in America," continued
Miss Noyes.
m
HEARINGS FOR TI'ESD \Y
vacral Important Bills Coming I p in
Hartford
The committee‘ on Ro ads. Rivers
and Bridges will ha3c an exceptional-
l3' busy day on Tucsdtiy afternoon.
33 lion 3. number of hills which have
been presented to the General Assem-
bly. will have a hearing. Most of
those- bills are on motor vehicles. Two
bills introduced by Senator Nehemiah
Candce. S. B. 48 and S. R. 664. are
among those on which' hearings will
be. held.
Senate Bill No. 48. is the one which
provides that all public service motor
vehicles known as jitney busscs shall
have suitable emergency exits from
the rear.
Senaic Bill No. 564 requires owners
of public service motor vehicles to
provide for payment of damage caus-
ed by the use of such vehicle.
REGENT AND PALACE SUNDAY
‘ ’EVENING.
Peppy Dorothy Gish rivals Huck
Finn in her latcst picture. “Flying
Pat." to be shown at lhc ltcgvnt and
Palace Tlicatrcs Sunday ' owning: 7-,
9 .15 with a two lPE'l conu- d3. Huck
3ou Icmcmbel. rt-tunlrd to attcnd his
own i‘uncrnl. Dorotlu. as “.lanc.‘
heroine of this picture. is hiding in her
own, kitchen while a nation—wide
search is being madc for her and is
an cavesdrqppcr on all the consulta—
tions being held between 1191‘ lulsband
:and his cox ps of dctecth cs. Of course
it's a little hand on the husband. but
after you see the picture. 3011 ‘1] pro-
bably’agree it was just simple justice.
“Flying Pat" is a refreshing comedy
‘ of young married lifc. James Rennie
' is-‘Miss Gish's leading man. and the
Epicturc is a Paramount I'I-lcase. "
I. .i;‘Es.‘I‘I"5‘ TODAY ,
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pzefianb‘
Starring: The
' "Vocal: Gordon.”
‘1:{l..ilA"‘.d dlsgorges
I'-I:';;‘F£I.IEI31{IC 411-: 113.:
-" ' Yuri; City.
Izpverjaded Nev.
I Hi (Ii
“The
its
tery
there, is
nest resulfii
. THIS “'ODIAN SITY'FERED
Mrs. H. A. Lcaman. Sturgln.
writes: "I suffered with bladder and
kidncy trouble for 3'-.'cms Doctored
and tried everything. No help. Fin-
m
(were damaged.
stOI ics .
..
Sen? lnel Advertisements bring the , ,
Colo.. §
whbhmvéncelledmxmhoflmoo!
lithe? accident to Darien ,wllen m
mull-clam in Dirie‘fi.‘ whoa 8m .
Hart 0: Stamfordnwao this mp, II:
restored to Snead by Deputy Autumn'-
bile Commissioner MacDonald. at a
hearing in the court-house at Bridge-
port. Mrs: Hart testified that she was
driving her car in omen on the eve-
ning of Jan. 9. when the car of Snead.
bur was fatally injured and both can
Wilbur died In the
Stamford Hospital. Snead. on being
called as a. witness. said he had bat
one dunk of whiskey on this day of
sale ueeine claim-UAW. SWO! , ‘
fiction-«o: Opel-aw an ~auhnob8u} -. .
suddenly swerved and fan into her-1.
car. wl'h the result that Thomas Wflo ,
HOUSE CLEANING TIME IS HERE
l —-alld--. ‘
1 YOU CAN GET A HOOVER CLEANER
xhe accident. and he did not know
that Wilbur was riding in his car. The
deputy questioned Snead about his
movements on the day of the accl-
dcnt. but Snead insisted that he had
onl3 one drink of whiskey on that-
da3. ' The deputy commissionersald
there had been complaints or Snead
in the past. to which ‘Snead replied
that he did not know there was ever
a complaint against him The deputy
suggested that he could not be ac-
quainted in Daricn.
ujstice of the peace, and some people
may “have it in" for him. The deputy
said no one "has it in" for Snead at
all On restoring the license.
dcputy said Snead must be careful.
____-_________——
ZBYSZKO SLED FOR $1,600.
NEW YORK March' 19. —-Stanis-
laus Zbyszko “as 3'esterda3 named
defendant in a suit for $1. 600 dam-
ages. with interest rom January 2.
1921 which “as begun b3 Dav id Gran-
ger? through Adolph Hirsch ROSeII-
feld. his attorney.
The plaintiff alleges that on October
‘28 last the wrestler agreed to purchase
from him 500. 000 Polish marks at
$4 70 a thousand marks and to pay
$200 down and the remainder on or
before Juno, 1 1921. upon deliVéry‘.
The 500 000 marks contracted for. the
plaintiff says haw bccn ofl'ered to the
defendant and he has refused to ac-
cap! or pay for thcm. to the plaintifl's
damage in the amount sued for.
_..__.._.__.._.___.
BARTLEY mummy GETS DEC!-
5103'.
NEW ORLEANS. March ISL—Bart-
ley Madden 01' New York. won the
decision 03cr Martin Burke. of New
Orleans. in a fli‘tecn- round bout here.
last night. Burke was on the defens~
ive throughout. and was threatened
with disqualification for holding sév-
oral timcs. llurke weighed. 183
pounds and Madden 184.
SHE TllflK HER
FRIEND__’__8 AllVlflE
Now Is in the Best _of Health
Because she took Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound '
Detroit, Mich. ——“I was not feeling
well for several years and never was able
3,. to eat any break-
t- fast and always com.
‘ plomedof a headache
F ortiredfeelingwhich
.; at times requxred me
' to stop my work and
rest. I have never
had a ph sician and
«inevertoo any medi-
cine forit untll ours
was recommen ed 1.0
- me by a neighbor
. whom i used to visit
" frequently.
four bottles of Lydia E. Pinkhamfa
Vegetable Compound, and _now I am in
the best of health and enjoy doing my
work every moment of the day. It
surely put life and‘ p’ into my sys-
tem. '-Mrs. L. M. AREAS, 46 Howard
St., Detroit, Michigan.
It is not always in business that a
woman is forced to give up her work on
account of ill health. It Is quite as often
the woman who does her own work at
home. When backaches and headaches
drive out all ambition, when that bear-
ing-down sensation attacks you, when
you are nervous and blue, the one eat
help for such ailments' Is Lydia E. .
ham’ 3 Vegetable Compound.
CLEAN YOUR
CARPETS AND RUGS
33 ith
'r
0- K CLEAN ER
[’1’ RESTORES COLORS AND
MkKES THEM-LIKE NEW
' SOLD BY
.Wm._ Miller, 33 \Vashington St...
So. Norwalk; A: R- Gehebe, 25
Washington 81.. So. Norwalk, Mead
Drug Store. 8 No. Main Sc, 80. No -
walk; E. H. Moorehouse, 35 Wall
St. Norwalk. Nor-walk " Hardware. ‘
45 Main. Derine & Hardwick. 40
Wall; M. P. Dunn, 209 E. Washing.
ton St, East Norwalk.
1*
I
FOR THE
EX’TERMTNATION
VRTATS, " 'MICE. - AND
ail}? aflfricnd sent me Foley
Pills. They helped Inc
used" bottles. Now I feel fine. Spent:
SIIf'ercd so it seem:I
Kidney I
so much I” f *
s, ROACHES- .
I‘ry'our‘Rat Pastgjt is supplied
in collapsible tubes and can be
Snead said he is ‘
the ‘
ON OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
‘ raise non DEMONSTRATION
33ml.
I
16-18 SOUTH MAIN STREET .
om my mums .
MITCHELLS‘ $1750
Woo-ooooooo-oooooodooooo‘ $995
, .(F.’0.B.Foctory)
CHAIMERSooooooo'oorrooooooooooooo$1,795
(F.0.B. FM)
. .I'YDOL on .
ACCESSORIES IN STORE. 55 RAILROAD AVENUE
fill—*3
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
GARAGE AND SERVIUI STATION, mm 81'. NORWALK
no.1.
Millinery, Skirts, Waists
and Dresses
Special Opportunity at the Opening of Spring
I. BRESEV
I19. WASHINGTON STREET.
SEEDS—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
r03 m sumo-"season
All the Leading Vorletleo of Vegetable. and the Boot Grade. 01' Form
Seeds, Gnu, Clover. Timothy and m Pontoon ‘
RELIABLE AND THE FINEST VARIETIEB OF FLOWER SEEDS
Beet grades of Fertillztr Sheep Manon, Ground Bone.
Nitrate 'ol Soda. ole.
Remedies to destroy all lnucto and fungicides for the proventlvo
and cure of all kinds ot blight
Let Your worm Bo Known and We Will 8'me You with the Boot.
South Norwalk Florist and Seed Store
2 SOUTH MAIN STREET TELEPHONE O“ 80. NORWALK
Make Your PrOperty Worth More
my THINGS "sum SHAPE” snow-r Tn songs m
mum mo SMALL mama mourn:
suns mossy m m sun
A timely coat Of paint protect! your building! and improves
their appearance.
When you “fix up" things this spring come .to us for all your sup
plies. Poultry wire. paints, brushes. roofing—and Winchester tools to
make jobs easy.
ALBERT D. MORGAN
4 _ THE WINCHESTER STORE.
”58¢. ‘21:».
" EASTER GLOVES
THE WELL KNOWN GENTEMERI KID GLOVE IS EVER
POPULAR BECAUSE OF ITS STYLE
AND DURABILITY
Black stitched with 'white and white stitched with black;
Brown, Tan, Taupe, Black, and White, with self stitching-All
Black La. Pearle Kid Gloves. twelve-button length . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.75
Van Baalte Silk Gloves, double tipped fingers—black, and white-—
. sixteen button length ............................ $1.76 and $2.03
Black, White, GI ey and Brown, two clasp, self and contrasting
color stitching . 89c, $1.00, $1.39, $1.50
mmmmmanpfihm‘“ “01m J
m mans muss"
-Eympmqew_WnuHmEmpm-m '”
.~_- ‘ swam-Wold”
stone omens EVERY bin Inf our ‘ -
MILTON ‘ ELWOOD
; I ‘ roman” ELWOOD a novzn
122 WASHHIG'I'OH STREET com 110me
PRICES “LOWE-R
_‘ MASON! ammonmr.
has been substantially reduced, in some can In much as 40 per cent
from the high price of lost season. W -
the mason needs. e can "Dilly Pmptly anything
GOAL
Is now being ordered for il-Ie coming scam, the spring price reduction
:gvixlig beent gade. Vig‘he memory of last season’s experience
on promo e pro ent- householder to take advant
favorable delivery conditions. age Of todiy s
NOI'walk 002] 69‘ Supply Co.
108 Water 81., Tel. 113 South Norwalk, Oonn.
Who Carts Ashes, Cleans Cellars, LI 1 H Ting,
IN AND OUT 08: Tova"!
Light Expresfiii; "
- . . . . Also Dealer In ‘3
COAL AND JUNK ‘ . "5‘:
- JOSEPH III. wanna ’ - '
TELEPHONE 441 76 OSBORMAVENUE EAST NORWALK "
(Formerly Elfron Cool 00., of 8 Roman Street)
L ' st
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It’s Here It “'1 m
SPRING IS, IN THE MR
AND WITH IT COMES THOUGHTS or PLANTING
GARDEN m CLEANING UP THE YARD ’ w
THEpE's EVERYTHING HERE FOR MAKING THE WORK EASIER.
Step Ladders, Turf Edger-s, Garden Forks. Children’s Garden Sets.
Iron Rakes. Wooden Rakes. Garden Room Watering Pots.
25mm , GTON 3mm
scum nonwm
IIIIIInHIIII
IIWI'IIII'I
*, WAIVER 5.36m:
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.The Nash is exceptionally roomy—It has the fine feat-
ures of great power, beauty and durability of per} » 3
fox-malice.
S. L." BENEDICT ' 7
73 NORTH MAIN ST. ‘ SOUTH NORWALK {if
«all». .4222.- .. A... .-. .9 , urac-
B a-
The perfect figure contour is continuous from“
shoulder to hip and must therefore depend upon a'
- well fitted brassiere or bandeau as well as upon the '
corset. . _ » _ i
We have a large assortment of styles in both
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iftwo clasp ...../:“....'........'....._....‘..‘J................. $2.85 3
plain and elaborate designs, and we are happy to
assist you in your selection.
'flK/V {PF .5! .M£P(#AND’I‘£ 9‘
. Hershfield Motor
1.01mi] Wr,’ ‘11,; 1’19 for— fleer’less nights ~
\ LL ”8 ‘ or} I hardly could li3c
. 0 me d
8:1”: 'ved. propie from Rec m n
Transportation Co.
Spread directly on hread,e1§c.‘.
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til-(1’0? gm Rabi}; 3;: oyal James O Docomting ma Paper Hanging by competent workmen. :We are 2 Ten Large Trash at Your 862'!“ for m m of m. .,
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Restaurant a lunatic
hie de
n x-l.;iz:g away the time
Ii dance.
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12m v." 1911, in:
Norwalk Chronicler