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Matinee 2:15 1 Evenings. .7 and 9,
TODAY
Goldwyn and Eminent Authors Present Remarkable Play
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~0nc of the Most Significant Screen Dramas Ever Produced
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Jesse L. Laskyjrresents
Thomas Mei
PALACE
- FEATURES T0 PLEASE‘
Today 2:15. 7 and 9
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Violin Novelties
HARMONY SINGING 'I‘Rl‘)
Monroe-pond K. t":: 1'
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Miami
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Lucy
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Arm sti (:ng and James
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"BREVVSTER’S
Baldwin, Austin, Gaines
Bl. .U. K
‘1 “Little Miss "Sunshine”
A breezy musical comedy ol‘ the
gay boulevard.
and
Folly (Host-um Atom kil‘
MI ILLION S"
Royal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte
and Table do hate
Beautiful rooms, with or
1 w ithonc bath at moderate rates.
lufm of a cngglod’uudent 1V»:
HOYTs‘
THURSDAY—FRIDAY
EVE. 7'15. 9
SATL’RDAY 2 1’1. 7:15. 9
TOMORROW AND FR] DAY
EDYTHE STERLING
in
“A DAUGHTER OF
THE WEST”
with
COMEDY JAZZ
Made Under Direction of
B. I’. O. E.
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. ‘ SATURDAY
NORMA TALMADGE
“NEW MOON”
.\l:ai 121th. hm.- lwrn chosln. ’l‘hr- inl-
e-nt cummultw- 0'." \‘hth Miss Antln
fkchuhmi l\ t-lmnmuh. :xl'tc-r :t thor-
ouuh swirl-l: and co: snlurntion (l: [in
_ run} yum-«'1’»! I'll!illl1llIIl’s for tho Iiil'.
H'l‘t nl l‘Ulu‘S hum» :17. last swim-(mi slu-
llvms who \\'Il| ['1il'l‘} tlnv putts with :l
brillnnv) m' ¢'\t-("lllill‘. one] |H“!‘Snll.’lli?}‘
lill‘l will plum it in the prowssmnnl
p‘mnv. 'l‘lu .«m nét- equipment is of mi
I IlIlOlHR‘lll'SS 21ml 5!)“ mlnr that closely
_.;.vpro;lvlw> 1?st ms n-opolmn offerings.
Sexy 01‘ Xl‘ll' pli'migul roles will he
:s. (mm-ml in tin- nun- future.
I! lit ; EXT T( H );\Y
l’rvq-n‘.‘ "Don't N02100:
Your \\'il’c."
l.v“.‘is Stone. who puns
masters l.l "Don‘t .\'c':'lec.’ Your
\\'if(~l". _1lu~ G' ldwyn picture coming
to the Regent Theatre today. is one.
tlu~ most linislh-d leading men on the
screen. and "Tippt‘ialljf suited to play
the gentleman of distinction in this
latest Gertrude Athcrlon screen
drama. Besides an *actor he is a ret-
cran of the Spanish-Ame'~ic-.in and the
“'orld Wars. in the latter being 3 Cap-
tain of Infantry. Some of his best
wrmk was in “Man's Desire." “Inside
the Lines," ”The Man of Broom."
“'lliver's End." "Nomads or the
North." “P-enu Refill." and Goldwyn’s
“Milestones."
:ture was "The Concert."
(Luann:
i l’. \IACE TODAY.
Cecil D. Dc Miflc‘ s Productk' '! “Same-
thing To Think About.”
Cecil 1?. De Mille's new Paramount
‘production. "Something To Think
fAbout.” which comes to the Palace
Theatre today. with the flrst two epi~
nodes of “Fighting Fate! 'hae a pow-
ieriul story. Elliott Dexter ls seen in
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' the eve of her marriage to the old
‘ .H igh
' g'l‘. Hubbell.
v
1.3 ngdon _
His last Goldwyn pic-
with Who ‘elopeo
crippled man and who trays for his
happiness with his life. ‘ \
wasmsorox CHAPTER
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James \i. Stow) Chosen High Priest
and Chuck‘s \. Hulford King. C
Tie annual conxocaticm of Wash-
ington Chapter. X0. 24. R. A .15., was
held in the Masonic temple, Berkeley
'sheei. last e\ening. Officers were
(lected as follous: James IV. Store)‘.
Pliest: Charles N. Hantord.
King: Harry F. Bennett, Scribe: James
Treasurer; Samuel H.
Huntington. Secretary: Frederick Y.
$Houy. Captain of the Host; George
1‘. Bruce. l’rincipnl Sojourner: Ed:
Ward 3. Taylor. Royal Arch Captain:
John 1“. Bryan. Grand Master of
.Third \ci l; Peter Smith. Grand Mas-
'ltl" of Second \til; Jacob C. Van Heir»
inns-.11 Grand Masur of lirst Veil:
'Amzi S. \\'atcr..s Ttler; Ru C. A.
.‘lurks. Chaplain: . \Yaliace Donn.
lTrustee for three years: Charles F.
‘Tristmm. C. Otis Pitch and George S. -.
.ltaymond. Finance committee. Fol-
flowing the election the officers were
linstalled by Post Gr and High Priest
”Samuel H. Huntingtofi Tse reports
«showed the chapter ‘to be in a fiour~
isliimz condition. at the present time
tilt-re being 191‘ members. 'ImIing the
\ear. there have been two deaths.
two demits issued and 21 candidates
initiated. leaving a net gain in mem-
hershlp for the year 17.
For
Dandruff
Thou 1:6th from your bad that
All upon your clothing and spoil
plenum mdendrdfi—o oodpdioudc
Conquer it colitiyletdy under
:ackzla-auue. scKotnlko. A '
lasting benefit reported by
(ion: of men. women. children. Sov.‘
your hit! New hair grow In W
cases even after baldnm. Get I ha:
of KOTALKO—at any busy dry";
store.“ Or and 10 mafia-M60: mo:
KoulkoCof BC4G. Stu. Xflov York.
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IF you want to (Trink n cuf‘t‘cfi
zit breakfast that will make you
feel as though you'll sl‘pt m-ll.
cx'cn llionulx you haven't. mlm
my tip—and make it Vim Dyk‘s
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I‘M
I)ll(‘llt‘SS. Its luccn an lllspll‘u-
tiun to me for years!
'Duchess, The Coffee Supreme
Cut to 35c 1b.
(5 lbs. $1.70)
Sanbo Coffee, Quality Fine,
Cut to 22¢ lb
(5 lbs. 1.05)
James Van Dyk Co
21 NORTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
IF YOUR SIGHT IS RIGHT
All the world >L‘L‘lllx bright.
Bt‘llol‘
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'I H A M E R
Optometrists and Opticians
“The home of good glasses.“
87 Atlantic St... Stamforr‘
We Close at 6 P. M. Daily
44
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DAHER & SIMON
116 South Mail? sz.
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Huber’s Ice Cream
ALL KINDS
Fancy Fruit
STRICTLY FRESH NATIVE
EGGS DAILY
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1. swam April 13 -—I«‘ollo~oinga
strike- rm begin in Jenunry of 300' .
female worIEd-e of the Yuan Fang Silk' l
Filinture in increase in wages for a
12-hour day of from 20 cents to 1‘30:E
cents was granted hy zhc management 3
and the strike ended. l
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. Wage payments‘in Chinese plants in
Shanghai are based on the Mexican;
dollar valuation-e l ’ Try a. Sentinel Want Ad.
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SPECIAL
COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA
PRESENT
PRICE,
FORMER
PRICE,
”‘
Our price, including $25.00 in Records,
$95.00
COME IN TODAY
The. Alfred Fox Piano Co.
85 NORTH MAIN ST. SO. NORVVALK
EATFERI EE
North Main Street, South Norwalk
ALL MAKES OF BATTERIES CHARGED
AND REPAIBED
If in trouble, Call Harry Duff—Phone 754-3
9
S. L. BENEDICT
67
MITCHELLS $1750
(F. o. 8. Factory)
$995
MAXWELL
CHALMERS $1,795
(F. O. B. Factory)
(F. O. 8. Factory)
OAKLAND SENSIBLE SIX
Five-passenger open car $1.395 Four-passenger coupe ..
Two passenger roadster... $1,395 Fivepassenger sedan
Above prices f. o. b. Pontiac, Mich.
Additional for wire wheel equipment
TYDOL. GAB
ACCESSORIES IN STORE, 55 RAILROAD AVENUE
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION. RIVER 8T. NORWALK
. . $2,065
$2.065
VICTOR WESELY
(Formerly with Vaast Bros.)
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps, Repaired and M ode to Order,
And All Kinds of Sheet Metal \Vork.
VVELDING"0F ALL KINDS OF METALS
PRESERVE
EGGS N 0“
Every dollar invested in eggs
now means a great suiting next
winter: Come in and get shook-
1et giving full particulars on
preserving eggs, Then buy some
egg-preserver and save money.
H. A. MEAD.
f Pnescmpfion gHAaMAclsr
8~North m Street
South Howells, Conn,
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g , W hlte Dresses
i. For Little Tots, from Six Months to Six Years
Fine While Batiste and Organdy Dresses—yoke, empire
and belted models; also infants long dresses. - _
3 ’- , All are ‘neatly‘ trimmed fin. lace, hand-embroidery or
i feather-stitching, and are as dainty and crisp as spring itself.
i We have nainsook ,Gertrudes and skirts to match these.
diesses. I
m RIGHT FISHING TACKLE
Has a Lot to Do With Your Luck m m '
Home a‘ Good Catch.
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Buy timing-racist. That’s Fit for m;
LET US OUTFIT YOU FOR GOOD LUCK
ALBERT D. MORGAN;
THE “CHESTER 31'0“
CHEVROLET CARS
Coupe, 4-Door Sedans. Deliveries on Short
Notice.
AUSTIN ’S GARAGE.
PHONE 1959
Your Rputation As Host
depends much on the qualitonf M,
meals that are served. Poor cook“
may spoil good meets. but good coch-
ing cannot redeem poor meats. ‘ 3M1}
right and give the cook a fair chi”
~{irder some of our juicy roasts. all
you “in find them tender and mum-
ing in the extreme.
CHARNOX'IS MARKET
19 R. R. Ave. Phone one
FREE DELIVERY
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$8.00 Plaid Sldrtsw...” ...... .....
Envelope Silk Chemise . . ....................
$2.00 Gown ............ ........
$2.00 Blue Bird Bloomers.......... .
$3.008tockings.............. ......... ....... ..$2.
$2.50 Stocln‘ng: SLH‘:
I. BRESEV
119 WASHINGTON STREET.
'PRICES‘ LOWER
MASONS BUILDING MATERIAL
has been substantially reduced. in some cases on much on 40 per cent
from the high price at last season. We can supply promptly anything
the mason needs. ,
GOAL
is now being ordered for the coming season, the spring price reduction
having been made. The memory of last season's experience
should prompt the provident householder to take “vantage at today’s-
favorable delivery conditions.
NOrwalk, Coal 63 Supply Co.
108 Water St., Tel. 113 South Hex-walk, Conn.
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$195--4 P1eces--$195
Bed-room 'Suite, in Real American Walnut,
Queen Anne Style, Just Like the Picture.
The construction is of the i’inest Grand;
Rapids workmanship—dust proof drawers,
heavy French plate mirrors. Never in the
history of my experience in the Furniture
business have I seen such a remarkable value .
. I ——Dresser, Bed, Chiffonier and Dressing Ta "
ble for $195. 00. ~
For Furniture, Rugs, Ranges, Linoleum :-
Bedding
urmtnre Cb;
Norwalk Chronicler