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DOROTHY PHILLIPS
sen‘ted with an All Star Universal Chet In one «’11 the
r as: Absorbing Pictures Byer Made for the Screen
“Once to Every Woman
It is a; Question of
OR DUTY?
m odueere of this play have first of all made 'a product-ionzgthaffi
. «tirely wholesome from the start to the finish. It. superior real
urn—beauty of sentiment and honesty of drama are points that
tend to make it popular. The settings are lavish.
Speeial- Added Feature Both Days ,. g.
AND Accommnnn NORWALX .
SINGER WILL RENDER AT ALL snows ‘ ' »
‘fAIJCE BEN
AMBITION
WELL -KHOWN
«SATURDAY
:Aex PiexrosD
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"" JUST OUT OF COLLEGE"
Coming Next Tuesday and Wednbaday .
{'H ARLES CHAPLIN in His Six-Reel (30111.:
edy Volcano,
BOLT” _
. sfisfiev
ALL» STAR 4.0m
I "rite mom
“THE KID”
5 HOME. or msrme'rwé
ENTERTAINMENT
4;”, that cannot' be beaten for
’23 excellence in every
turn? \
(7919731: :3. Lincom Presents
it E CELESTIAL TRIO
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Her
laughing and talking secialty
{iNIFRED CILRAINE
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Today and ‘ Friday. .
_. a rtners of
the Tide”
1', motEOn picture produc-
H at at once please
,3ne
will
and
DARE) AND GORY
NoVelty
li'A LKER J AMES
.Monologuist
iusical
Men and Woman in 15 Minutes
of Chinese Jazz
MANNING & LEE
‘1
the Matineej’—a comedy
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& CO.
of Six—Novel Effects—Songs—
Chatter and Dances.
SUNDAY
EKENTUCKIAN”
”39:21 All Stir Cast
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Tuesday and Wednesday
'ilQLES CH APLIN'S
New Six Reel Riot
“THE - KID”
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liOYT’S
w' .m Tl I'hursday. Friday, and
Saturday ' ' '
Tlm.1.1,. and Friday Evenings
v4
6.”
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-315. KREMER PRESENTS
I'll l: HANDICAP”
h-»:— r: eatcst horse race pic-
‘ . th ever been filmed-—
m racing scenes with
of the Age.”
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‘ nee and Evening '
ESPECIAL FEATURE
Talmadge and
sums Melghan
e Screen’s 'Biggest Stars
in
Probation Wife”
" i112 WHIRLw-IND” _
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“Ml James HOTEL
murant a la carte
Pond Table do hate
"*"-‘ rooms, with or
n1 moderate rates.
l,
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plug to begin the three days' week—
‘lscen at the Palace ”in conjunction with
,cspccial' y deserving of a long: run.
ldance rtvue that is enlivenral hv com—
lcdy chatter of the six members of the
lcnst.
fmonologist will delight all;
gtial Trio will
lChincsc
‘Mntince.’
. most celebrated stars willlbe neon in
PALACE TODAY
”Bill of Variety and rem In Vitu-
define Beefiis mes Days 15:11-
galremmt. “runners or nae Is:
15m Attract“-
The Easter week vaudeville bill of
the PalEce theatre is one that will
easily win the approval, of the mostl
critical entertainment patrons: The
managemenrhus fortunately been able!
to secure a combination of five of the
best acts in vaudeville and these will
be presented this afternoon and eve-
end engagement. Joseph 0 Lincoln.
the well known producer. is n-
sible for the picture which wil be
the vaudeville today and tomorrow.
Partners of. the Tide." title of the new
vehicles gives some idea of what may
be expected. a picture with a deep hu-
man interest. but the play is really
one that must be seen to be fully ap-
preciated. Lincfiln is credited with
some of the best motion picture hits
that have ever been made and critics
decla'c l i‘ .“ l’arlncrs of l‘ c Tide" as
In
ithc vaudeville company Vi'lnfred Gil—
mine 8; Company presents :1 song and
W'srd and Gory will offer a
sensation: .. “talker - James.
the Celes-
givc. Normal}: its first
111:12; and Manning and Lee
“ill present :1 comedy skit “After the
musical
HOYT‘S
\‘iI-tur Krcmc Oficrs a Great Race
Horse lficturc “The?" Handicap."
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l—loyt‘s program for today ~and t0¢
'morrow has as its headline feature
Victor Kremc's great race horse play
"Th1n Handicap." The story is excit-
ing but its natural charm is increased
by the fact that there is a horserace
scone declared to be one of the best
cscr made for the screen. In some
particulars the race of "The Handl-
cnp" has been said to excel in its in-
tcrest creation the Man 0’ Whr pic:
turc entitled-“ Ni}: Race of the Age "
011 Saturday harms. Talmadgé and
Thomas Meighnn, two or the set-een's
‘Thc Probation Wife.‘
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REGENT' TODAY ‘
quotliy Phillips Star of “The Hem
c: “virginity" as a New and Big '
ger success “011cc To Every.
, \Vem‘fu’l" “Chick Plays Two
‘ Days '
“Once to Every W'oman.’ Dorothy
a
Phillips' amazing Universal photo:
drama of tears and laughter. will be
the offering at the Regent Theatre to}:
do.) and Friday Not since “The VOILEB AND PLAIN
Heart of Humanity" and “The Right" . ORGANDIES
'n Iluhfllflfifi." Miss Phillips' former: ; . ,
surcesses has the screen otter-ed. such in all tgeeul‘eagé .Smes
:1, remarkable photodrama. . 339
Tim story deals with a small town Special . . . . . . .' . . . 0 mm
1,111] v. ho is discovmed to have a. voice. -1
- She is sent to Italy to study wins her NAEEOOEI' > ' '
laurels at the Metropolitan Opera 8 In: at w h 11
.Housc and smiles condescendingly peel/8.1 . - . . . . . . .’ ..... c yd.
down on the world at her feet How?
she lt‘ arns that selfishness is the 120- WASHINGTON STREET
greatest blight on happiness. forms Soum NORWALK
the theme of the '.story
Miss l‘hil' ips' unusual versatility
has I: idp score in “Once to Every “'10- 1g. '
man." She depicts the role of. a'
school ztrl :1 studcut in Italy. cud lat-
er a star or the Metropolitan.
production be: 1rs the stamp of Allen‘
Holubar's masterful direction and is
One of the most elaborately produced
photodsamas of the decade.
- . . AW...—
2,000 MILL. HOMING PIGEQQL
FLIGHT PLANNED.
F‘D'MONTQN Alta.. March 24. ——0ue
.
or the longest pigeon filghtsan records
,Wlll be attempted from Edmonton to
San hntonlo. Texas June 20. it is an-
nounced here.
flight havé been made betwleen the;
Edmonton Homing club and the An-
tonio Homing club. The cllstance is
2.000 miles.
138an
will b’c shipped (mm
iterated. here by: \V.- been. pics
of the Edmonton -Hom§ng emu;
The longest flight on 1'- ‘
$6 and an homing bwfi‘
'Miller decided Retinal: words were .,
phophetlc. and gave the new forty-
‘. fought in several courts and habeas
‘ father. after an absence 0! three years
from his child having sought to re—
cover custody of the boyr
Whom GIRL
The! ’V
Arrangements for the . 3p
San Antonio and” h
It?
week after the baby'sdilrth Louis Ro-
tins handed the infant to Elizabeth
Barbin. wife of Edward Bat-bin, of
this city. three years ago. ,
Today Judge of Probate Paul L.
two onlh'e old John Louis Retina to
Mrs. arbln, removing the father as
natural guardian
The case has been ' vigorously
corpus proceedings are still pending
in the common pleas court here, the
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Your edvcvtlon'. depends upon your
eyes.
SAVE YOUR EYES
layman-flames.
THAMER
Optometrists . and Opticians
”The house of hood glasses!
8? Atlantic St. Stamforr
WeCloseetGP._lll.Dslly
How‘s your wlte'l;
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IS your wifie contented
and liappy‘l' Does she get
\through with the carbs of
the house in time to take
a little rest and' recrea-
‘ tion‘l If not you must. en-
courage her to do more of
~ her work electrically. The
' cnst'is little and the satis.
'faction wonderful,“
2G7 EWASHIHGTON 3?.
P’ ONE 859
His ”wife ad. haflng mien only a.
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mermder “Alice Ben Bolt dnrlnc’ibe
MITCHELLS $1750
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(F.O.B.Faetery) .
CHALMERS$11795
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PRICES «LOWER
“Menumnyredmmmemumuhasmper cent
mum high price at UM We can supply promptly anythlng
the m needs. COLL
lambdnsmderedfortheeommgm the springprleereduetlon
having been made. no memory of hat season's experience «
should prompt the provident householhr to take advantage of today’ s
layer-able delivery condition
Norwalk Goal 5 Supply (:6.
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SPEIAL' SLE OF TEST MILLINERY
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$2. 00 Gown ................. . . . . . . ............. , $1.00 ures of great power, beauty and depend-ability of p81:-
$2. 00 Blue Bird. Bloomers . . . . . . . ........ . ...... $1. 00 formance
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SOUTH NORWALK
73 «NORTH MAIN ST.
1:. BRESEV
119 WASHINGTON STREET.
Especially for Easter
TIKE WARNING
NEW HOUSES, As DIFFERENT AS THE wont! WHO .
‘°' 8”"“g “m" ‘8 “w “as“ “d WEAR mm, AB SMART As memoirs mere CAN-
therc are imitations in plentv on the WE L m: THAT wm m A.
You want the rcn? thing for DEW m 80 L _
‘market.
your Easter dinner and you are sure
of getting it at (_‘harnok‘s meat mar-
ket Like all of our meals our Spring
lamb is famous for its delicious flavor
and tenderness. 1n" poultry our
Spring broilers are just as fine as our
lamb. and our canons would tempt
Lucullus.
Charhock’s Market
'4 “.3. B. Ave. So. Norwalk'
’ FREE DELIVERY
Phone 683 2
111mm MOST PLEASANTLY SURPRISIRG.
Which shall it be, adainty hand- made blouse of line, while cot»
ton,-or one of the charming silk Georgettes in one of the new
spring shades! -
ALI- ARR PRICED MOST HODmmY.
* GLOVES ,
a new pair of Gloves for Easter.
and we suggest that you select a pair of our famous “Tre—
founse,” real French kid, as the kind that will give you most .
satisfaction in appearance and service.
SILK HOSE“
1 Every wbman will want
‘1
Make Your Property Worth Moi-e
Every Woman’ 3 _
Fashion Shop
A NEW LINE- OF FIGURED
,
v.
0
FOR THE
" EXTERMINATION
-—of-——
RATS, MICE AND
ROACHES
"Try our Rat Paste it is supplies
read directly on bread, etc.
without coming in _eont‘ael. with
hands _or utensils.
in collapsible tubes and can he4 I _
Exquisite Silk Stockings, black, white, grey and coedovan .-
to match the new leathers. These can be had in “Hoodlum”.
a»: “Onyx” brands, at prices so reasonable that they are not a
hit extravagant.
emit-m :sfin’ swxlmnpbrm noes: AND
' FARR}. m9 SHALL m PROIIPTLY
SAVRS HONEY 11‘ m ll“) , .,
A 11111er coat oi punt protects your bundle;- 11nd Improves
“their wee:
» When you
gigs. Poultry wire. paints. brushes.
e jobs only.
.ALBERT D. M GAN
. THE WINCHESTER STORE.
NECKWEAR‘
Collars and Vestees, charming, all of them—dainty, lace
trimmed creations that will add greatly. to the finished ap-
pearance of your new spring gown. A most interesting collec-
tion to complete the smartness of your Easter costume.
RIBBONS
ovelty ribbons iwguc new for sashes
k you are sure of finding “some-
er than you have been my-
"—5..
“a: up" things this spring come to us for all your sup
roofing-and Winchester tools to
Rom “stripe and N
and girde ea. In our new stoc
thing different, ” at prices much low
ing this past year.
EASTER NEEDS
J 'We welconle Easter Time and it is the natural desire of all
7 1. to have the apparel correspond with the bright new season
' '. ushered in. . ‘
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LINGERIE
Beautiful styles in silk and cotton garments that prove
quite irresistible, and so inexpensive! Gowns, Bloomerngnvel-
ope Chemise, Vests, Camisoles and Combinations.
VEILINGS
A new Veil from our stock will give that added touch of
distinction to your Easter outfit. The correct designs and color-
lugs for spring are here for your approval and selection.
1‘
WE ARE SHOWING NEW AND lJP-TO DATE STYLES IN
‘~ BLOUSES, GLOVES. V3118, NR SILKfiOSIRRYi '
31330178, BEADS, P113838, 328138,JEWRLRY,
' FAN NCY eons, ITO?
Any or .111 of which are worthy to grace the Easter: meme
1. ,,
£
1.
Safe in: to Want! eteetlve.
Gets tube
' gs Washingtoe St; ¥ $61 44.9
Norwalk Chronicler