THEATRE
6 ma Easter Welcome Program
a; ,1 sling Today and Continuing
T :cugll Next Week
THREE TIMES TODAY
At 2:15, 7 and 9
hm Paramount Artcraft Release
JACK PICKFORD
with All Star Cast Including
Edyth Chapman '
in
roll cking farce comedy that will ,
delight
. UST OUT
new episode of the now thrilling
and entertalnmg jungle serial
. ' E SON OF TARZAN" “
.SUNDAV' EVENING .
Paramount Artcraft Special _
Production
MONTE BLUE
_ gith .
ilfred Lytol. Diana Allen and a -
. great eupportinrcast of promi-
nent pféyem in V
:‘KENTUCKIANS’?
om the heart stirring novel by
-.l obtrFox, Jr.. a romance of feud
n the-sable~ Grass Capital.
ADDED ATTRACTIONS
MONDAY
Authors Triumph Released
THE ‘BRAND-
ING IRON”
By Katharine Newlin Burt
Tr: best picture produced in
twentyJour months“ '
wTHE NEWS
HOLMES 'TRAVELOGUE
Selected Comedy Special
Tuesday and Wednesday
’1-: smashing picture comedy of
all time,
( ii ARLES CHAPLIN
.Wf‘THEnKID”
I'm-«t
:-.v;mlu(‘onl(‘dy that took a
in make . . and it packs
-‘ :{ll lilllghS ‘ to last anfither
-4 .u}
. - lie doe.u all the things you‘ve
l ‘\'t"‘ seen him do before . . . and
-- element kid in the world lends
- land.
j SIX REELS OF JOY‘
HOYT’S
Friday. and
Programs Thursday.
Saturday
THIS EVENING
VICTOR KREMER PRESENTS
“THE HANDICAP”
One of the greatest horse race pic-
Lures that has ever been filmed—
compares in racing scenes with
"The Race of the Age."
SATURDAY
Matinee and Evening
EASTER SPECIAL FEATURE
Norma Talmadge and
Thomas Meighan
Two of the Screen's Biggest Stars
in
“The Probation Wife”
“THE WHIRLWIND"
or COLLEGE” !
The latest Goldwyn-Emineht ’ '
- “THE BRAND-
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A Grand Easter Welcome” Program
Beginning Today and Gentinuing ‘
Through Next Week
; THREE TIMES "TO-DAY
>_ At 2:15, 8:45 and 9
A Splendid Prograinof Entertain-
ment”
B—Big iActs of Vaudeville—5
and -
A Thrilling Six Part'Junglo
Feature Production
‘TARZAN’SREVENGE”
SUNDAY EVENING
A Paramount Arteraft Special
Production
- MONTE BLUE
with ' »
Wilfrd Lytel. Diana Allen and \I
‘grent‘supporting cast of promi,
nent- player; in ‘ '
“THE KEN'I‘UCKIANS”
From the heartstirrlng novel bi
John Fox, Jr., A romance of loud
In the Blue Ridgefllfllle and ot
love in the Blue Grass Capital. ‘
Added Attractione'
' MONDAY
m: veep le‘aaid b ans.
, a;
centrally that hecan rule them. we
re returns to Frankfort? plenuing‘ to
ask the hand of the. Governor's dough--
ter in marriageLhe \is :broii‘ghtto a.1
sudden realisation of the difference
between the mountaineers and the
Blue Grass people and retrains from
any such step _and the picture closes
with the assumption that ‘Marihnll-
wins the girl. \ " '
Governor Lake has signed the bii
restricting municipalities of the state
to'stsndard time and prohibiting the
adoption .0! the- :‘daylight‘ saving"
schedule by the official setting back of
time; . ~ .,
OUT THIS OUT—1T IS WORTH
Cut out this slip. enclose with.“
and mail it to Foley & 00.. 2885 Shot"
cold Ave. Ulfloego. ‘IlL. writing your
Mining Foley's Honey and Tar Coni-
pound for coughs. colds and eronp:
Foley ney Pills tor pains in idea
and back: rhoumadanu- backache.
kidney and bladder ts: and
Eloisa! Oathartio Table“ ear oleeome
and thoroughly ales-log «thistle
tor moaflpation. billeuane‘. heed-
ecbes end sluggish bowels—sunset»
Powell can
occur monomer
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Rub M (tom hadnw'lth mall trill
The“ . l, a t c a t Goldwyn-Eminent
Authore’ Triumph Released |
[NO IRON”
By Katharine Newlin Burt
“The beet picture produced
‘ Twentyff'our monthe'
PA-‘l‘EE NEWS
‘Houtss mvsmoum
Selected Comedy Special
in
Next Tuesday ‘ and Wednesday
The smashing picture comedy
' of all time
Charles Chaplin
THE KID”
The super-comedy that took a
year to make . . . and it packs
enough laughs to last another
year!
Charlie. does all the things you've
never seen him do before . . . and
the. greatest kid in the world lends
a hand.
Royal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la cart:
, and Table do ho e
i Beautiful too'ms, th or
SIX‘ RELELS OF JOY
the girl in spite of Papa Pickering.
who did his best 10 prevent it.
I'leAUIC TODAY
Excellent Vaudeville Bill “'ill [I‘ve
Three Closing: Performances.
Vi’ith the ending of the Lenten sea-
son it is likely that i'he Palace Theatre
today will be “packed for all three.
shows of this week's vaudeville which
without doubt is the best that has
some to tilis.ciiy.‘ Few shotvs are
offered that Slill‘l to sucl. an advan-
tage as the presentgl'nlace pmgrnm
and maintain the high degree of ex-
cellence throughout the whole. five
acts winding up with such a smashing
hit as Vi'inifred_Giirsi'ie otters infler
dancing novelty. Thu show has won
unqualified praise .‘vom all sides. The
picture attraction today is a well
known jungle feature story “The Re-
venge of Tarzan." It should not be
confused with a serial of the same
name. being one complete feature.
“THE KID"
Charles Cluiplin’s Most Famous and
Most Costly Picture Production
Secured. for Two Days Next
' “'eek—mlloih Theatres to
Run :4 Same Time.
“The Kid." six leeis' of joy. is to be.
the attraction at the Palace and Re-
gent Theatres. Tuesday and Wednes-
day. It is more Chn‘rlie Chaplin than
has ever been put into one. picture be-
fore. for, in addition to being six full
2 ~ imntbaih at moderate rates.
ilEIG l'INT TODAY
"I hit“): OIIL of College.”
Malone is the
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captivating _ previous productions. has
reels ir. length. the story was written
by the comedian himself . He. directed
it himself and plays the leading role“
Jackie Coogun one of the greatest
finds ever made In the search for boys
with real actingéalllnty plays the title
role. His work was so pleasing to the
comedian that-before the production
was oevr he was universally known
a'mong the film colony on the coast
where the picture was made as
“Charlie. -.Junior," 9. name Which
Chaplin gave him himself. ‘ ‘
Edna Purviance. whose beauty and
‘l~!"=~i-I! and Caroline Pickering general acting ability made her-such
a. splendid leading lady for Chaplin in
the, leading
'villcart of Jack Pickford in remimne rule. I
' ""htt' Atk- comedy. ”Just Out of .
"7' : " which comes to the Regent
"I’ today.
. . int-liming (George Hernandez).
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... - liir‘klflg experience when her
million”; disappears the night
voilege commencement ball.
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“l‘lIE~ KENTUCKIANS”
Easter Sunday Special Attrsc.
, ’ ‘- tlon. *
Monte Blue.,the big
made a. distinct Success recently in the
Cecil De Mille production of ,‘“Some¢fl~
thing to Think About.“ has probably
the; strongest role in hisween career
in the Charlesllilaigne' production of
"The Kentuckians." the tweil known
John Fox. Jr. novel; which comes to:-L
' Palace Theatres as
the Regent and
Eastérsuam special attraction. He
enactsljhe role of Boone‘Stsuar-d; a,
’monntniheer. Who‘goeo‘ to
Twinning samurai, anon, gr :his'telloww ‘
No moneri'hoee
thi ‘ ‘3
,a. little in your hand and rub it right
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onte Blue Feature Is Local Thentro‘
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Westerner who _
la'tuief’wltfi the danhltlodo!
When your back .is core and lame
or iumbago. sciatica. or rheumatism
has you stiffened up. don't sufler! Get
la-smail trial bottle of on]. honest "St.
lJacoba Oil" at any drug store. pour
6on your aching bark. and by tile time
you count fifty. the soreness and lame-
ness is gone. '
Don’t stay crippledi This soothing.
penetrating oil needs to be, used only
once. It takes the pain right out and
ends the misery. It is’magical.,yet
absolutely harmless and doesn't burn
the skinr ‘ "
Nothing else stops lumbago. sciati-
.cn. backache or rheumatism - so
promptly. It never disappoints!
SSW SPECIALS. ’
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You can get one on our Easy Payment Plan
NOW—foryolirspring house cleaning. '
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the meson needs.
having been made. The
favorable delivery conditions.
108 Water St.
c: it”. -
quarter PoundWBox of
CHOCO LATES
with every purchase of Teas.
Coffees or Merchandise amount-
ing to ECG or over.
TEAS ..... 1b., 25c-59c
COFFEES..lb., 25c-39c
We have the finest Teas. Coffees
etc., in town at importatiOn prices!
THE BEHEFll STORES BENEFIT mu
Choice Michigan Pea ,
Beans - - -' per 1b.,
Fancy Grade Whole-head
Rice - g. - per 1b., Sc
Rich-Nutritious Bulk
cocoa. - - - per 1b., 15c
Fresh-MelloWed Flavoring
Extracts (Vanilla—Lemon)
2 oz. - - - -
Very ' Satisfactory “Dieo'
Baking Powder, per lb, tin 19c
Churncd ‘
from- tht
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to the
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“BENEFIT STORE"
76 Washington Street
South Norwalk. Donn.
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PRICES -. LOWER
MASON’S. BUILDING “m1:
has been substantially reduced. in some cnaee as nineh as 40 per cent
from the lush price of last won. We can enrol! promptly We
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is now being ordered for incoming season. thewapring price reduction
should prompt the provident honaeb
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SPEILSLE 0F LATEST MLLINYIER
$0.00 Plaid Skirts
Envelope Silk Chemise
.eunenuenoee-nee.
$2.0031ne Bird Bloomers
$3.00 Stockings
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make Jobs easy.
TAKE WARNING
~ for Spring lamb is now in season and
there are imitations in plenty on the
market. You want the real thing for
your Easter dinner. and you are sure
of getting it at Charnok'a meat mar-
ket. Like all of our meats. our Spring
lamb is famous for its delicious flavor
and 'tenderness. In poultry our
Spring broilers are just as fine as our
lamb. and our canons would tempt
Luculiua. g." “nib:
clamock'sismkel
19 H. H. Ave. " So. Norwaik
FREE DELIVERX
Phone 588-2
Make Your Property Worth More
KEEP THINGS "em SHAPE" anon-r THE HOUSE AND
FARM. sumo sum mans rooms
SAVES atom m m m
A timely coat of paint protect! your buildings. end improves
up"- things this spring come to us for all your cup .
plies. Poultry wire. paints. brushes, rooting—and Winchester tools to
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THE WINCHESTER STORE.
3' 73 NORTH MAIN ST.
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RATS, _MICE AND
l‘ry our'Ret'Paste, it is supplied
’ in collapSible-tubes and can be
Spread direetly on
without coming in
hands or utensils.
loetfe‘
, bread; ,. et
contact '
, ushered in. .
~ smalls, agape.
-wc \ARE SHOWINGNEW Ann urn-o oars STYLES IN
GLOVES, Whom m 303mm. ‘1
Any or allot which are numeric-cam Easter costume .
EASTER»
We welcome Easter Time and it is the natural desire of all
to have the apparel correspond with the bright new season
NEEDS
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sacs, JEWELRY, .
are. -- «
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6 'MTCIELLS $1750
(F. O. I. Factory) _.
, 1F. 0. 8. Factory) ....., d“
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CHALMERS $1.795:
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(F. o. I. Factory)
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accessoqns 1N cross. acumen am
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The Nash isexceptiohally roomy—It has the fine fed- ' ‘
puree of great power, beauty and
formanee.
S. L. BENEDICT
Especially for Easter
"NEW BLOUBES, A8 DIFFERENT AS THE WOHEN WHO
WEAR. THEM, AB SMART A8 FASHION'B EXPERTS CAN
DEVISE, AND 80 WELL MADE THAT my WEAR IN A
m HOST PIEASANTLY WC.
Which shall it be, a dainty hind-made blouse of fine, white cot-
ton, or one of the charming silk Georgette: in one of the new
spring shades! '
. ALI. Ans PHISHD MOST IODEIAIELY.
GLOVES.
Every,woman will want a new pair of Gloves for Easter.
and we suggest that you select a .pm of our famous Tro-
fonsse," real French kid, as the kind that will give you most
satisfaction in appearance, and service.
SILK HOSE
Exquisite Silk Stockings, blach‘white‘, gray and cordovan
to match the new leathers. These can be list] In ‘ McCallum"~
or “Onyx” brands, at prices so reasonable that they are not a
bit extravagant.
NECKW EAR
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 smartncss of your Easter costume.
' RIBBONS
Romanstripe and Novelty ribbons in vogue now for “Shes
and girdles. In our new stock you are sure of finding “some-
thing difierent,” at prices much lower than you have been pay-
ing this past year. I ‘ , .
LINGERIE
,. Beautiful‘styles in silk and cotton. that prove
quite irresistible, and so’ inexpensive! Gowns! Bloomers, Envel-
ope Chemise, vests, Camisoles'and Conbmahons._ "
- VEIIJNGS.
- . A new Veil from our stock. will give that addbd touch of
distinction to your Easter outfit. _
ings fin- spring are here for your approval and selection.
GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION.“ 31.,N0‘I'm
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dependability of .per-
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