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. ‘ ‘ THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
“Once To ,
EveryWoman”
AMBITION oIIR DUTY;
Which Did She Choose?
A Picture of superior Realism
‘ Beauty or Sentlm’ent
- . Honesty of Drama
Special Added Attractlog
ALICE BEN BOLT
. “ill be sung at every presents“
~ 0! “Once To Every Woman” by
a well known and W95
Norwalk vocalist.
FLTURES or EXCEPTloNAl.
I. DOROTHY 1311111139
ed tomorrow.
and from the program which
’possibic is to be oflcred.
Gilmlne & Co..
in Norwalk itc‘r'n'crrow. The cast
tertnlners.
with \mnn: f‘unn)‘ situations and dia—
”0ng to meet? them, ‘
Jazz. “Ford and Gory are
James Monolgulst of the
picture will be Joseph C.
“Partners of the Tide)? As a produc-
er Lincoln is second to none. .-
REGENT MORMW
Dorothy Phillips in “Once to “Efery
“’oman” Is Play of Exceptionalm
Riel-it.
Robert
Anderson. called ~
Dorothy Phillips
SK’oman.” He was born in Odense.
Denmark and began hisI
and in other European countries.
Four and a half years ago
America and immediately
. of hundreds of aspiring young photo-
players. .1-
A sympathetic understanding of the
compiled: mature of what is generally
known as a "boob" has enabled An-
derslen to depict the role of a rural
Romeo with déllIghtful realism- _His
first big part of that kind was with
.D. W. Griffith in "Hearts of the
World " in which production he de-
picted the laughable role of “Monsieur
Cuckoo." His it work in a photo—
drama inwhich »M Phillips starred
was in "The. Heart of Humanity "
THE HOME OF DISTINCTI
ENTERTAINMENT
Y}
Th: Eminent -. '-rs Bresent
REX BEIA H's
Going Some!
A Play ' Exceptional
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
The, Master Producer-
, JOSEPH LlNcOLN'eREsENrs
g PARTNERS or '*
’ THE TIDE
" —and-—
WARE-AND GORY
Musical Novelty
WALKER JAMES
M analogulst
’ THE CELESTIAL TRII'O
Two Men and Woman in 15 Minutes
of Chinese Jazz
MANNING & LEE
“After the Matinec"—‘a comedy
laughing and talking seclalty
WIN [FRED GILRAINE
- & C05
Cast of sax—Novel- Effects—Songs“
Chatter and Dances.
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Alien Holubar's masterful Universal
war- drama.
So capable was Andersen' s portray-
al of the role of "Paul" in that pro
duction that he was again summoned
to Universal City when Alie’n Hoiuhar
’ began production on “Once to Every,
OVW'oman." ‘This picture is the Thurs-
day and Friday Regent feature.
= I PALACE TODAY
Rex Beach‘s “Going Some" Is One of
: lolllwyn-iilllillent Authors Series.
i The success of the Eminent Authors
series—of pictures which was planned
and has been carried out by Samuel
Goldwyn. has been such as to prove
conclusively that there is discretion
among the motion- picture entertain-
ment seekers. 'l‘lle. plays that have
been presented by Goldwyn under this
arrangement have. been of the very
highest order and have met with very
certain approval. In this series. Rex
Beach‘ 9 “Going Some." which is, to be
seen at‘ the. Palace Theatre today is
Ioile of the latest. There is ardl) a
doubt. but that this picture will proxe
one of the. most popular ever present-
ed in Norwalk. The story is too well
known to need. much comment. but it
can he added that?“ the production
uel) «lémil “as 1:11.11 close attention
with the result that a fine photopluy
has been produced
I REGENT TODAY
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Gullivwn Presents “The Great Lover"
From the \\ cll Known Cohan
and Harris Stage Sufl‘éss.
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the latest 'Goldwynw
Great .Lover.” which comes to the
Regent theatre todm. was born in
,London and educated there and Ln.
America. He is the son of Robert
Ricketts. famous composer and mu-
slcian. His first expel-lance on the
stage was with the Katherine Lewis
Opera Company in 1882 He has set-
ed and directed for oxer thirty years.
pictOre. “The
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HOYT’LS
' Il"rm:r9.ms Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday
Thuvsday and Friday Evenings
moron KREMERPREEENTsré
“THE HANDICAP”
of the greatest horse race pic-
tmes that hvs ever been 'filmed—:
compares in racing scenes witlif
"The Race of the Age.” I f i
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SATURDAY
Matinee and Evening
.. PEP. SPECIAL PEA
_ Dianna. Talmadge and
1 Thomas Meighan '
I ”'2 0" the Scrccn’s Biggest Sta;
; in
The Probatioanifei’. _-.
“THE mewllsbz’ 7
4 .‘ ,' something of. New Musical
l I Organization.» 1
In 1908 he worked before the
camera for the. first time with the
Esssnay company of Chicago. He di-
rented “Damaged Goods“ for. the
American Film Company and. has
Lplayed cl. amct leads with S'loia
Dana. Vix lanI Martin. Marguerite.
Clark. "Clara Kimball Young. and;
‘ other prominent stars; ‘
MONKER . GRO'I’I‘O - onlru ' cones
e Fife:- afid Dlunlmer" Tells
Rest-allrant a la
and Table KEEP I ‘
Beautiful rooms,
5 .1. "hnllt bath at InOIdfl
FRIDAY; f ,
‘19(~51.>.nt.inel.asI
( .00!)
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In the March 15:11 lssue‘ of “The
Flier n-ndI Drummer." a monthlyfi
magazine devoted to the interest 0
fife and drum 001 ps there appears th
’p are of interest to local people: ——
1.“. onker Giotto (‘m'ps Elects Off
, .“'l‘he newly organized drum car
0 Monitel Grotto..No. 56: M. ;
‘1'. .. B. I. of South Norwaik. Conn "
,lleld a‘ meeting of its tIWerlty- f0 ‘
members on Friday evening. Februa
.25th;,1921. and elected the following
(fleet-s: President. I). -B.
3‘09 president A. C. Dawson;
trea-
P1711111: lender. H. L. Rowland: major
I" Viillnm .Hanfoxd: entertainment
’ ommitten A. Brown. C, H Wilson.
S. E. VEddv.
“soil. .
' "The corps has Imade arrangements
0 purchase handsome new uniforms. .
- L. Rowland at -.«the Rownyton. Fife
1 The closing Lenteln vaudeville bill I I
jot the Palace Theatre 'will be present- of the thousans 0‘ eII‘Jer‘w men
Thursday and Fridav who did not file returns ln 19:0 and
_ the.
management announced yesterday. it
leer-ms certaiwthst one of the .best bills.
Wiiinfl‘ed
has made a hit
throughout New York city where. a:
long tour ends toda’dnd they wivlll be lei-S"
‘ this act includes six accomplished en- tell a. little above 39 000. 000. .It will
quning 8,; Lee. will offer“)? i111. u .16
.“After the Matinee " an enjov able ski! weeks thdt part of this amount rem-95..
4 I:aily: between fifty and sixty report-
"1-1.5,“ Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Greatest Dane Since Hamlet n supports William M. ‘Vllilliams with the recoil)-
in the Universal'jmfl‘tm” that the settlement be ac-
star's epochal success. "Once to Everyc
dramatic
career on the speaking stage there
he came to
blazed n
trairacross' the screen that is the envy .
Wat the request of the Norwaik man-
» Tom Ricketts. Who has a part inl
Continued from; First Page
this was said to be the case in othér
revenue. districts. Here in Connect“:1
out however. the addition of this big _ . . LI ~.
number has not onset the numerical
loss due to a slump in income that
came to so many thousands of work'-
Tux payments thus far received to-
l- - de . mime. lnr seven
seats the 111-5: coax-wru- payments.
The Celestial vbut paying on the instalment plan was '
Tlio will give Norwall: some. Chinese almost Lnixersal this year “comm;
coume ed
upon to open the show with a musical
noxeltx entertainment. .and W'alker
very “m1eatlmate that the total money yield
.. order will furnish the fifth place. The I” "“5 W“ "0““ be about one-
Lincolns fourth less than that for 1919 still new
lh‘. .ur. \t‘ alsh. Even persons whose
{total tax w..s not more than 98 would '
pay onh one fourth the total. The
g,ood ‘the collector said. 3
There have been delinquents filing
ing at the office Friday. When con-
vinced there is no wilful delay. he
collector receives 25 per cent. the
total tax as a penalty, accepts 85a:
a compromise on the fine of “no more
than $1. 000“ and forwards the money
eaten
,The cash and money orders received
with the returns is placed in the
Phoenix National Bank. the govern-
ment déposltory. All checks and
drafts are sent to the Federal Reserve
bank in Boston by special messenger
each night. leaving Hartford about 8
o'clock and arriving at. the bank in
Boston. kept open for the purpose.
about 10 o’clock.
l The clerical force at the revenue
office will start auditing returns from
persons with incomes of less than
$5. 000 Monday. Deputy collectors
throughout the state have been called ' ’
in for the work. Returns from per-
sons receiving more than $6, 000 are
forwarded to. Washington at the end
of each month in blocks of 100. The
number of corporations using fiscal
‘Sears is steadily increasing. Mr. Walsh
said. J'thereby making the volume of
work at the revenue office more uni-
form .throug‘hout the ‘year.
Bills for the next quarterly install-
ment. due abb’ut June 15. wlu‘be sent
to taxpayers about June 1.’ Failure to
pay quarterly installment when due
is penalized by 5 per cent. of thé’
amount due~but unpaid. plus interest
at 1 per cent, a month during period
which it remains unpaid. The rest
of the tax can then be. Collected on
demand. "
The basketball game which was to
be played at the State Armory this
afternoon “between " the Danbury' and
Norwaik High schools was called off
THE saw or
EASTERTIDE
Sdtisfying interpretation of the
. Easter spirit and fitting absen-
I fiancee of the Genre both‘foun‘dir.
-mnsiIc—-a-Hsve the music at the-
Easter season rendered your
own home by the: oorld’ a "contest I
artist; in; 11.2
Mr. 2mm Mendez of as Washington ”Mme sm- GINO;
Pain in 1-11. Back and Also Gave Him i :Heaitliy Appetite."
desirable feeling thilt if I did it
would do me mom-.harm than 3
"But all my trouble M'w
and I am in fine condition With.
much desired healthy W #383
this is due to my taking on
bottles of other. club? ' ..
,me feel like a new person. 1%
. tndorse it to all who suitor as {.1
‘ "I not only had kidney trouble. but
was run down in health and lacked a.’ CINO’I‘. is “I" ale “ M
noses] appetite. When I sat at the “1‘1" ”3 W ”I138 (loan.
table and tried to eat. repugnant 1111- all good druggista WV *
1.... Down ‘ ' em, 1.... 1
Will Bring You a Genuine Victrola to Your " noon —
Home for Easter. ROSA PONSEELE‘ 3‘15
”I I- I “The Voice of a Generation" _
£9.10? IN AT ANY rm AND LET US uIJa YOU ABOUT Win: Dramatic Soprano of tile notional“- GM '
MWAW PLAN
RAOUL VIDAS
ROUMANIAN VIOLIN!“ ‘ 1
IN A JOINT CONCERT.
mmmrssmoummui)
Tickets new on sale at 11.9ch C. sons 00.
01s H.111 Street, Bridgeport, sum-m us
Mr. Raw. Szolbnkewics says: ’ “I
have been troubled with kidne. tlou~
hie for some time. I would get very
sharp pains up my back. in fact the
pain made it almost impossible for me
to walk and many tim‘es I was greatly
inconvenience'd. especially when l’ was
- ,in a hurry to get to work or else-
where. , .
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16-18 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
sWiloCsrtsAshes, CleansCeuarahi ghtnomg, Light
1W am: otrr or?
Also Dealer [no
.COALANDJUNK
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TELEPHONE «1 711 ossonu avenue , _ 3
(Formerly Enron Cool 00., at O Emotes-t) _ ,.
MITCHELLS $1750
(F. O. B. Factory)
(F. o. a. Factory)
CHALMERS $1,795
’.(F 0. 3. Factory)
m as .
accessom m cross, 55 amass AVENUE -
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION, RIVER. 8'13. jNORWALK
$995
ORLV‘TEIEIINER Ens
MEIER
agenlent.—-Danbury News. Tuesday.
FIERY. wont ECZEMA
IIEALED mom UP av
APPLYING sunrnut
. t ‘ _ .
Any brbaking out of the skin. even
fiery, itching eccema, can‘ be quickly
overcome by applying s‘littieJMenfiloa
Sulphur. says a noted .skln specialist.
Because of its germ destroying wrap—
e1- les. this sulphur preparation in“.
st ntly brings case from 'skin irrita~
tionII. soothes .“ heals the eczema
right .up and leaves the skin clear and
smooth.
It Seldom fails to relieve the tor-
ment and disfigurement. Sufferers
from skin trouble should get a little
Jar of Mentho-Sulphur from any good
druggist and useit like cold cream.
Every Woman’s
Fashion Shop
A NEW LINE OF .FIGURED
VOILEB AND PLAIN
ORGANDIES ‘ .
in all the Leading shades
' Best Quality \
Special sum-19m
NAINSOOK
For Underwear
~spoélal1’1oya
loo WASHINGTON SW1
I’ SOUTH NOBWAIK
, w
1“
SK CLEAN YOIUR TI. _
CARPE‘I‘S AND BUGS
; with ‘ ‘
«3 0-K CLEANER
(allowing item. which doubtless will
Beach: '
‘surcr. S St. Jolllf; secretary. C. A.f
1?...1 “’clsh and A. C..
and Drum Corps has charge ,9: in- .~
RESTORES 001.033 m1
MAKES mm use new
SOLD BY _
Wm. Miller, 33 Was 0113:;
So. Norwaik: A. F.. hebe. .
Washington St., ISO Norwaik. Mead
Drug Store. 8 No. Main so, So. Nor-
'walk: £55. Moorehouse, '35- Wall
St.. Nofivalk..-.Norwaik Hardware.
454113111. Devine & Hardwick. 40
“fall; M. P. Dunn 209. E. Washing-
. tab 99.. East Net-wall:
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. Sinclair Squares Bacon . .. 221: lb.
' .I 19 RAlLRoAs me. so. uoa'wau:
The Nash' ls exceptionally roomy—It. has the fins!
ures of great power, beauty and dependability of
forlnance.
S. L. BENEDICT - I
73 NORTH MAIN .STI SOUTH NOBW
A BIG SALE OF
Mlllmery, Skirts Waists
ancLD'r est. 1
Special Opportunity at the Opening of Spring
1. BRESEV
'3 119 WASHINGTON STREET.
m AIS SMART AB YMON’S
.stlss.msomums ‘1' if
massrrmasamv vm
W'hich shall Mn, :1 dainty‘hanmade blouse of 11113, who. .
ton, or one of the charming silk Georgettes in one of the an?
3 lung shades? I
ALI. AIR! PRICED HOST IODmm.
” ' I GLOVES I. ~ . . .
' Every woman withwant a new pair of Gloves for 3:“
~ and we suggest that you select a pair of our famous Tro-
fousse," moi French kid, as the kind that will give you no
satisfactlonea appearance and service. -
< SILK HOSE
- - . SPECIAL PRICES
slnclam 1:15.111, Home. 82: ll- “mu m Tonga 32c lb.
WILeon's cER'rll-‘lss IsRAND Pickled Pigs Toni Pickled
mus ‘ 1-1-1", Pickled 91.. Fast . .
Selected Mild Cured 82c Io.
. Fresh Creamery Butter
sporty—Barnes. Hams 35s lb.
Imm .............. soc ib-
seesaw. 91m .......50clb. cola soul sooth.
.Ch-istlyFl-esll Epic .....45cdos.
Full line in Fruit and Fuel! Vegetables
CHARNOK’S MARKET
FREE DELIVERY.
4-"?
.mr THINGS "SHIP SHAPE" ABOUIY THE HOUSE AND
FOR THE ‘
EXTERMINATION
—‘-;.of-—-
RATS, MC’E AND
‘1 ROACHES
I or: Bat Paste. it is 5111;9on
ollspsible tubes and can be
’11 directly on bread, ct
II "fig in contacts-1th
t9 have the apparel correspond with Ifthe; bright. new season . ,
Exquisite Silk Stockings, block, whkggrs ysnd‘ coeds"
«tdIu {the new leathers. These can be had in “New
or‘ x" brands, at prices so masonable that they are not a
bit extravagant. , .
Make Your Property Worth More
NECKWEAR .
. Collars and Vestees, charming, all of thank—dainty " is“
trimmed creations that will add greatly to the finished a
penance of your new spring gown. A most interesting were
tlon to complete the smartness of your Buster cesium. s
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- PM MAKING SHALL wmammv >..
‘ SAVES MONEYIN 7m END
A timely cost of paint protects your buildings and improves
their appearance.
.1 When you “fix up" things this spring come to as for all your sup
plies. Poultry Wire. paints. brushes, tooling—and Winchester tools to
make jobs my.
ALBERT D. MORGAN
THE WINCHESTER STORE. .
::'T RIBBONS - . .1 g:
Roman stripe and Novelty ribbon in vogue new for when
and girdles. In our new stock you amour-e of finding “ _
thing dimer-eat, ”apt-lees much lower than you have been pay ,1?
ing this past year. . .2 ~ _ _ ‘ . , ‘
Beautiful Styles in all Iand cotton garments that prove
ignite irresistible, and so i spensivei Bloomeqs, En
ope Chemise, S tests, Camisoles and Combinations. '
I ' - ._ VEILIINGIS I , ‘
Veil from our stock will give that added SOME”
to your Easter outfit. The correct design-sud .
. . g are here for your approval and selection.
‘TER NEEDS
We welcome Easter Time and it is the nature} desire of all
Norwalk Chronicler