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REGENT
THEATRE
.: E ATU RES THAT PLEASE
Today at 2:15, 7 and 9.
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WILLIAM _
RUSSELL
--in——
.’l.l n2 love and revenge:
. l'_.El'l’Ol'rlia Redwoods
"TH E MAN
hilt) DARED”
\' ~~.‘ll Episode of
TARZAN'S SON ‘
- “and Comedy
.‘1‘f;l)‘ Night
\l.l(,‘E LAKE
lll“
‘ile more power-
.~.~lt)'.l and finer
(1,. (router Claim"
. -\S concur
‘Tx’ilftY
'llrn engagement
Her popular
:u Star
ti.“ MIX
' liiii tNTAMED”
l ‘llNG
an! l lll picture
w ill Para-
l-av-r lllilflP‘ll
"1' Miracle
\ :‘1l 'llilli: lll 'l‘lllnk
'.-llll‘ m lll.» Pup"
lli llll‘ Sliil‘S”
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lMER ,
EXDNESS"
w“ 1%
A Danna of Love and Revenge, “The
> Man “‘lld Daren“ Starring
“'llllam Russell.
The Californian Redwoods are the.
setting for a >poweFful story of love-
ond adventure. entitled “Thb Man
Who Dared" a new For: phutoplay
lstarrlng VViiliam Russell. “llich plays
!_at rifle Regent Theatre. today with 9th.
episode of .Tarzon' 3 soil and a comedy.
Adunlce reports indicate that Rus-
sell here has a starring vehicle well
suited to him. He plays the part of
a lumberjack- boss who commits a sin
in order to ho1d the lore of a girl. and
is led to repentance and atonement.
Tfie story and scenario are by
Julius G. l‘u1tnman and Emmett U.
l~‘l_\'nn directed the production. Sup-
porting Mr. Russell are Eileen Percy
hsince madr c: l‘ox star as leading
woman: Prank Prownlee. whom all
iilm fans know; l"l't‘tl \Varren. Lot!
Poll: and a squad of Californian lum—
‘Ir’lrfil‘mkSA—lllL leal alticle The chief
)l the lillllllt l i. icks .is Jack King t “ho
has hell) in the“ forests since. earl}
boyhood. ~ .
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PALACE T0] )AY
4‘
Three Vamlerille Shows “'ith Second
Episode of, Eddie Polo Serial and
Other l’ictnrl- Attractions.
The Palace vaudevilh which was
presented Thursday and yesterday; to
the most satisfied audiences that have
ever watched live acts in this city will
he offered today for the last three
times. In conjunction with thir vaud-
eville hill will he a new episode ol‘ the
Eddie Polo scrlfil “lx'iug'ot‘ the Circus"
which started last week. The house
has arranged for a new preset: ation
ill the series of Screen Snapshots and
a [Will surprise is ill stl\~ for those
who attend the Palace today. The
picture will ll» l'oullchne ol‘ the most
interesting that has been ll‘ftllt' and
\\'lll givo- :lll insight into the honll- life
oi‘ another popular screen idol. There
will in» a News Special and altogether
:l Et'ltlllllt‘ peppy l'alaclr- prom-Mn. Tile
n
lirst SlltHV will start. promptly at l
with pr-ilurvs. 'rll('l‘l* will he an over-
llll't' at 7:50 by the Palace harmonists
:ll‘ll the raulim'illc wilLlll‘gin at 7:55
’l‘hl~ second show will slttl‘l at 9:05
with an overturn followed at 9.10 h)‘
\illlllt'\llln‘ and pictures at 10:15. The
show will lw over in time to allow
.m it) (‘Illl‘ll the last llowzlyton car
‘.\lll\ lll‘sirl‘. .
I It )Y’l"5 TODAY
\lvl'llm .Talnlallul- i- stru- lli‘ Ne“
Sviu‘llvl.‘ Play "The Now .‘lmln.
Norma 'l‘:-llu:.lil:;» is the star oi" ll
:1: w pl.l\ which “ill hr soon at lloyt‘s
PALACE
N- TIMES TODAY
7 and 0
Ln
[3 1.5;: Vaudevrlie Snow
2.; Came to Norwalk
_-._ .d._
linllllc {my}
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'i‘lllfi KING (lF'
.T H I“) CIRCUS”
“on Snapshots
Palace News
’5'. NDAY NIGHT
“""o 1-4;; C’LJIde'le Its Forme”
p’OO‘W—‘T-CI‘S wml a
7:0 llUr‘:
Al.l('E LiliE
_;{*_
of {he mrst strikinc
1 ml: c places of the year
Wu“ (ireaier Claim”
“d added FeaturES
'M 'CC‘ Hal‘mcnists
l.'_‘.l.DAY
r pcpular stock com.
.. and the young lady
5' regardless of
”:5. he the real motion
- bright light
i’i". .Rl. W'HITE
lll
WHITE MOLL”
comma
1TH VA‘GDEVILLE
.l’.>TON CHURCHILL'S
INSlDE OF THE CUP"
{EOYT’S
'VitfillAYAFHIDAY
lI\’i-I 7:15. 9
lilth 2:15. 7:15, 9
\
SATURDAY
:ma Talmadge
W.»-
in
"NEW MOON” .
' THE WHIRLWIND‘.’ .
\llltlilv. 'I‘lll- l'l‘jFSllo‘ is l-lltitlmi “'l‘ill-
\‘wr.’ \llltlll‘ .illlll is «ll-(‘lul'rll t0 lll- rillt‘
n: the ln~<l production ill which the
ilnost popular of tin. 'l‘allnadm- trio
illas‘ "\W‘l’ t:ll{l n l-ul'l. 'l‘lll I‘ltljl‘ likv
llllllt'lS \\'llltll ll;:\.~ lJl‘l n so successful
.l.: llllllt'l‘ lllt I lllllloll m .loslpii M.
~‘. ll‘ lick. 'lll il\t"ill tml: l_\ also
‘ wrath-(util—
.lmi- s :‘l ..
t ‘J.lll‘_' Sl-lill "l’llu \\l.illl\ill:.
.___..______.4,
sl‘\ll.‘l\' \lt‘ul’l‘.
.2? or"! and l'.‘ll.l('¢_‘ \Vi'l I'l‘l‘ cut Alice
lillxt‘. in Hill "(Sl‘z‘fllt‘l' ('lfllln."
l - ‘2 \\ ll er ll: .‘llll'w l.'ll\'1‘. Metro's
»l r l ll l. m" llrr own mountain
‘ .ll ll v \ "‘llllll purpm'rs'.’
, . l 1- , -. Vi tonrucs wnclzrll.
.l'lilw. \ .. ‘ll‘|""1lllfl yet Miss:
. l l ‘urn would not all-
' lla ~ ll..." '. lulssi lilily t‘lal "the"
v i . . Ignite another inll-r-
;- l .luv \\ » l 1w sszlry .accordinl: to
l“ ~ = 'lll ll." hut :l "Sl"'l‘.l"' was
l wading personality had
rnl l‘ lilllllj (specifically. lit-r
.. ‘:. n lulu lllt' wilds of th:
7‘. l’ lrlli'm Mountains. of South-
l'..ll."nll:il us :1 “location" scout.
‘ -l' I» ll il. ill“ 8' ilctiml of some pic—
{llllv "'llil l\tclior S(‘l‘ll('.\‘ l'nr llt'l‘ Metro
istnliw: ilrmllll'tluu. . “'l‘lw Createl
ll‘! ..lll " p..l\.< at l'm- llcsrvnl and Pal-
II‘ 'l‘ll».lln< Sunday ('\l"llllli$ 7-9215
l». lu.
I'VIQI’II (".‘l‘f l‘ Antil'l-ll)
lll~lll‘.‘"ll‘(' ('lmlpml) Appeals ('llnlpcn-
\fllllfll Award to .‘lllNll‘
li~tnllu
\ «nla- lll'lltVlll in l,,. the onlv our
m its l.ll‘l!a l\. l': rising: ill llllH Si Ill
0' ill llll' l-nllntrl'..was alum-ll llllnll
ll;. instills 4»: ti '. Supra-ml- I'll-l It of
llllul's at its srsslnn yesterday Till-
l-nl'lin-‘lsatinll claim (ll~ lllt' estate 01
l‘~:ol' Mason :lualllsl Mrs. J. I. .\ll'.\-
Ill'l.r. ~-ll‘.l‘l’l}l and Min (ll‘mlll Acci-
lll'll lelll (lilaraut) ('(llllllilll). illslllvr.
.l l: fll'l\llllll'l fl‘n'll tln- Superim- (mull
\l..~: the tilSt‘ :lrtrllml.
Mason \l.‘ is“ ltllpllu ml as stupl i’lnll‘ll—
dual of tin c-slzltl- olfilll‘s. .‘\l<-\a‘.:<lm-
at .\'ir\an:l iiilll was killml In a train
\'.'lll'" crossing llll- railroad tracks on
l’ll’ :lll lll‘illl') :l‘ld as his (‘llllllUVt'l‘
slut him. the claim is lnadl that he is
Militlmi to full compensation. (‘uln—
inhalation Commissioner H. 'l‘. ltllclt—
ingllaln Kltllltt (1 full compensation and
ill! ca :-l “(is :ippl lettl l0~lllt Supllior
court. llom when it \\ is (‘flllltd lo'
the Suplc [1H c'mllt on a rcscnal‘lon.
(HH' ()lllt‘l (35‘ was alguml ,V“‘(sl(l-
Ill) .ll'tlllloon. l’asli 'llt' Montrrosso
and othl rs aglinst .‘JOlris Kent. plain-
till" 5 appeal lloln the supclior (‘mllt
02‘ New Haven county. Two othCI
New Haven cases listed for yesterday
wl-re- not reached and will he argued
today.
LCYAI ORDER OF RIOOSEV
i $310K ER
South Norwalk Lodge. No. 529. Loy-
entertalnment for next Tuesday eve-
,ning. )esides smokes and reflesh-
ments there will be songe by Challes
:W. Rates and others. recitations and
stories by George Coma. Jr.. and.
music” by the Hillside Orchestra. A
I\\[‘CStllng match between Joe Fuller,
and Dave Campbell will be a feature.
and there will be two big boxing bouts
of {our rounds each Stele Boyd will,
go against Young Mulligan. and Bud
Weafer will meet Gene W'.eater Jack
‘ Dempsey will, be the referee. A dele-
l{mall James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte
and Table de bote
Rfdutiful rooms, with or ’
Without bath anaemic null; mucus! Bar-emu cw
gatlons of the state ofllcers is to make.
the visit at this time.
dlln999tsyoD
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mums RELEASE momsox.
BOSTON April ‘ '
lagoon;
March .\. l:'_"|. .\s ll“ was on his way;
In .1 doctor's to have :l llzlmi lll-lllw’i' _-_.
al Order of Moose. is planning a big _
‘ rheumatism. backache: kidney and
Former Williams F a r m
Met Death on Jasper
“Murder Farm”
ATLANTA. 0a.. April ll;.—Evidence
that negro’slaylng on the John S.
Williams "murder farm" in Jasper
County date back as 'far as 1910. is
declared by Department of Justice
Thursday ot a number or for'mer em-
ployees on the \Villia-ns properties.
who had been sought by the investi-
gating agents for several weeks Some
of them narrowly escaped death them-
selves and all of them told their stor-
ies reluctantly. the agents declared. '
Ale-ck Dyer. a negro laborer, was
killed with an axe. and Nick and
Mamie \Valker. aged negroes. were
shot to death after they had lived on
the “Death Farm" tor twenty years.
one §Witness declared. These. _killings
were said to have occurred in 1910
and 1911. _
Asked by whom these negroes were
put to death. the negroes declared
they were killed by negro "trustees"
at. the command of \Villiams and his
three sons. Hulhnd. Leroy and blar-
vin.
Officials of the North Federal Court
announced yesterday that all their ev-
idence would he turned over to the
Southern District because Jasper
County is under that jurisc‘ict? in. It
was also state-(L here last aiglt that
investigations in counties other than
Jasper are helm: made. The known
total of dead on the murder farm has
now reached eighteen.
CRUCIBLE CO.
BUYS SHAKEY
Continued from First Page
. I
1.500 shares of the l'ltra lit-ally com—
standing and. although he has proper-
ty ill 1.0m: Island and. in another
place. hotlf are heavily mortgaged.
“Franklin Jeromc. of tlll- Natura-
nlade a proposition to lluy the
claims. \\'0 owe the ('ruciillv Com-
SPECIAL
—. “a...“
T0 lilillNfiS IN llllll?
Hands Swear Nine Others
FORMER
PRICE,
$140.00
4
PRICE,
agents to be in their possession. The r
disclosure followed' reported visits (0‘
the Federal offices “‘edncsday andi
Our price, including $25.00 in Records,
$95.00
COME IN. TODAY
The Alfred F 0X Piano CO.
I
Pennsylvania
Lawn Mowers
\
Ball Bearing, all sizes, styles and prices. .
if
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‘35 NORTH MAlN ST.
so. “NORWALK
Coupe, 4-Door Sedans. Deliveries on Short
THE HOME OF. THE
,. ALBERT D. MORGAN
CHEVROLET CARS -
Notice.
AUSTIN’Sf GARAGE ~ *1
smog
BATTER! E5
67 North Main Street,
ALI. MAKES 0F BATTERIES CHARGED
AND REPAIRED
If in trouble, Call Harry Duff—Phone 754-3
SPECIAL SALE CF LATEST MILLINERY “3;,
$6.00 Plaid Slurts$398 i
l
BANK CLAIMS ';
$2.00 Blue Bird Bloomers...........................$1.00 “ ,
$3.008tockingu $2.49 . ..
$2.50 Stockings $1.98 ”all
South Nor‘walk
pally. Armstrong has no financial;
tuck Valley Crucihll- (‘Olnpanlz' has,
to l'.(‘(‘t pt tillsc claims in lieu of “hat
we owe hinl and pa} the liifflrcut‘c
lllt' Armstrong debts represent ill
cash.‘
l‘lll- Sill-lion. 101.] Judge l\:“ll0}."l! the
ill:
Yllt‘lll.
than anything." Mr. Shapiro declared.
"to put the l-alll; in a position \‘l'lll‘lt‘
it can clean up its drills rapidly and
p“) 100 per cent on its c‘alnls"
position.
BOTH WIVES MAY
QUIT RICH BROKER
(Continued from Page One)
‘.\'c.. :2" as (‘0~rt‘SPOIl(ltlll.
In New York. Andrvws‘ atmrnm :-::-
both. as “No. 2:." known as .\ll.< listll -r
proceedings.
The attorney also llt'vlfll‘v ll that his
clzl-l,‘ was really to falcl- charges at
Manny and jt'l'jlllY pl‘l ‘llrl- l :'l';.lin‘:i
rim last night in (lil' \\llll. (‘ovtl
\',"‘I.‘lt lle rem-nth \\t‘.ll llJOllgh ills
scoml marrialre (‘l'l‘l'llll)ll)'.
Airs. Maud Andrews ton‘lrlll rcv’illnst—
ml 'thc prosecutor ill .10 .' City to
lllllw her to postpone lll‘i' apprlranct-
lullorw llll’ grand jury until next Tut-s.
lln' and declare-d lllflLllpOll advice of
hI-r legal rights to rrf'raiu from.‘v>li—
flingr against her husband. _
Assistant Prosecutor .lanll-s l‘. Clil"l\
said that whilr‘ she luirrhf l‘t‘ called
lrlnl‘L'llY l>‘-‘.lt|-.‘ till. Suprmnl- (mull llllqwi-mw the E’l‘Jll"l ill!“ 'l‘uo-Hlluy. lw-l‘
l
ill-slilnuul wrlulvi im of no \.l )l- if Hllf‘
lrvt‘llrvd to testify against Andrea's.
{\II'ST RAVI". T“'0 LIGHTS
Motor \‘chiclu hl-vmrt'ncnt is Starting
A (‘rum
l (‘hicf Inspector Mclinrtl'y of the
“slate motor vehicle department an-
‘nonnces that a campaittn will he he—
llrllu imnwdialely to round up and
_prosecute alltomohilists \\ ho drl\t
lhcil cals at night with onh one llcad<
light lighted.
lolh headlights must be lit." the
[chief inspector said “hut we have had
many complaints about ven narrow
‘escapes on the highways in the past
few weeks. The state's highwms al(
now greatly congested with automo-
hile traffic at night. All automobile
with only one headlight lit looks like
in motorclcle at a distance. At any
.rate it is difficult to tell whether the
light is on the right or left side of the
‘car.’
i “All the inspectors are to get l‘lrders
to enforce the motor vehicle laws
strictly." Inspector McMurtry added.
saying that the police in the cities
would co—operate with the motor ve-
hicle department. .
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
GUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH
MONEY .
Cut out. this. enclose with So and
mail. it to Foley & 00.. 2835 Shemeld
Ave. Chicago. 111.. writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive-
ln return ail-la! package containing
coughs... colds and croup; Foley Kid.-
ney Pills to:- pain-3n olden ma back;
party $35.1;5fi‘i in deposits and twoK
olhll small amounts and in plopose s;
S. L. BENEDICT
Envelope Silk Chemise $3.98 .‘5
I. BRESEV
119 WASHINGTON STREET.
ill-tween $65.0“0 and SSZEJHW. which'l
JU-“l‘v‘n 0- Slmllim- 0“." “W"“Vlmmc6m 1:6-5162‘mom16.ms
"‘EF‘ORD
Have a Hoosier--
mo. . STERLING]..- m... ..
cilx hall (lt'pOSllS of more than $19”. -‘!
lll‘l ill the Shelton Ilank. ml “:18; ,
cable to lln- Arlnslronl: suttll-g'A
NA'" ['1
HOME- MADE CANDY
FOR SALE HERE
“This proposition will hl-‘lp more ‘4
Snllator Harold l-Z. ltrl-w represent— 2
in: the Shelton Lulnher Company and fr.
Hoosier Kltchen
Cabinet tn your
—-FOR__ l:_i$'“o°__d_l
Spring House-Cleaning
Needs
The Hamilton ShOp
TVA-LL STREET.
ollwr creditors. also inllorsrd the proJ
very latest designs, for any room in the
house, measured and laid, free of charge, this
month.
OIL COOK
Is now coming freely and we have a. supply of all sizes.
QUALITY
Very good and we will endeavor to satisfy customers.
PRICE
The usual Spring reduction has been made and those well informed
do not look for lower prices
DEVINE BROS.
WOOD
l‘llld suit for d‘norcc. llanliltr: “wife;
pounced that the man who is llallr ll as.
the liliiillzll‘ll 0f.l\‘\'() v.'i\'~s llllcll: l st;
Andrews. intcndt‘li to start allllullnl lit;
GRAIN The Country’s Best Make
“Red Star” Detroit
VICTOR WESELY
(Formerly with Vaast Bros.)
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps, Repaired and M a d e to Order,
And All Kinds of Sheet Metal Work.
WELDING OF ALL KINDS OF METALS
in any style you wish
——9, 3, 4 and 6-burn-
er oven in all sizes.
Linoleum. or Congoleum
In“ many very attractive patterns and the
STOVE
Can Be Had Here.
New Perfection,
Vapor
and Florence,
13 Raymond Street, South Norwalk, Near Santanain Street.“
18x36 inches......................... 50c
27x54inches........................ 75c
36x72 inches $100
6X9 foot $475
8x10 foot.............._..‘.......... ..$575~
9X12 foot..............L........... $675
A NEW LINE OF
White Dresses-
For Little Tots, from Six Months to Six Years.
Fine White Batiste and Orgaudy Dresses—yoke, empire
and belted models; also infants long dresses, Z
All are‘ neatly trimmed with lace, Hand-embroidery or
feather-stitching, and are as dainty and crisp ’as spring itself.
We have mihsook Gertrudes and skirts to match these
Diningroom Suite . . . . . . . from $95.00 up
Bedroom Suite .‘ . . . . . . . . .from $100.00 up “
GRASS RUGS
AT SPECIAL PRICES
In All Colors—Blue, Brown, Green and Gray.
»_ BEDDING, FURNITURE, .RUGS, RANGES
OPEN“ A CHARGE ACCOUNT
‘allette
South N orwalk
, J. I.
‘88 Washing-ton .397le
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Sterling Furniture Co.
Phone 105..
Norwalk Chronicler