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MARION DAVIES in
Last Time Today at 2:15, 7:15 ’and 9
The Paramount Super Presentation
Harold Lloyd Comedy, “Among Those Present"
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“ENCHANT’MENT”
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Thursday and Friday
A great combination program including five brilliant acts of vaude-
viile and the best picture released this year
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Frank W.
Stafford
AssisterLby Marie smug Will
Present a Woodland
Fairy Tale
“RIP VAN VVINKLE’S
,DREAM”
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Four Other Big Acts
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Theatre
Last Time Today at 2:15, 7:15
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33 1;; immortal - drama 83
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Jest $3,000,000 and it Took §
IWO xears to Make
Cast of 25,000 People
including
RITA JOLIVET
Direct from Two Sensational
Runs in New York City
Three Solid Months at
the Astor
At prices up to $2.00
Held
At
Over at the Capitol
prices up to $1.00
And at the Regent
No Advance in Price
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PALACE TATRE
Matinee and Evening. ‘Wednesday, February 1
Th;- Celtli- Present
The Traveling Salesman
BENEFIT K. OF C. BUILDING FUND
Tickets from members or at box office
750, $1.00 $1.50. Box Seats $2.00—Matiuee, All Seats 50c
.e'we seat sale oper‘s Monday. 10 a. m. to 1 p. m., and 3 p. m. to
n p. m , and each day. including day of play at Palace box office.
Players
I'l‘llo local is
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Ilnrt's "'I‘Iu- “hilc ()nk" Is
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\lmuing; 'l‘mlny.
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l‘l'll has ils lust sliowini:
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tln- nmli»
nilcrmmn nini lust
.1 until iiiolion pit»
illlll \\ ho not
ii; [uniticnliir slur rev
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llivunjglmut it
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('l't'illt'll unusual
limiutninl-ii to the-
will unqun-sllon-
lmusi-s for IRS inst
liyzuntiuni.
lhc lioinnn
sluntinoplc.
tlicn 1|. purl
cinpirc. and now (‘on-
Thu lcnding role- is tuk n
scorctl probably
vs in England
hcr grcntcst sncccs»
:iud Amcricn. and who
now tlu- wife of an ltnlinn count.
addition tho picture wns obtniniul
Snmml Goldwyn whilc on \isit
llnly and has had its lira-t .-+lm\\.inj..r
this country.
Hart's
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Marion l)fl\il‘.\ “I‘Inchantmcnt” Dc-
lightctl Lin-9:1- Audit-“cos chtcrtlay
—l'rc.~cntcd Again Today.
A (ii-lightml audience grcct'd Mur—
ion llnvics' lutcst picturcA—“Enchunt-
'm(-ut"-—ut tlu- Palace Theatre lust
night where» it will bc continued to-
tlil)‘. Miss llnyils. in this ncw ("os—
inopolituinl'nrnmount picture. plays
tln- purl of n will'ul and :zclt‘-opiuion-
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llll.HlN)IL\. illt‘1l young: society girl “liOSP high
_ spirit is “tnmwi” by u. populzir Shake
‘ mu. \IH-rlflrlP—1110‘ Mast. siwnrcun nctor. A notable cast in‘
.l in. 1‘..:..____'|~., “9 pros- i-luiling Form-st Stunlcy. ’l‘om Lewis.
".1 :»zl:i.\ and Friday. lidith Slnnnc. Arthur ~lluukin and
l‘orinnc llnrkl-r. supports :‘Ilbs l);i\'ics
'lu 1.11111 spa-cinch-
l:..::~nt tlwntrc on
.. m my BOSCH CASE BEFORE
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An all day conference was held in
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Iby ltiln .loliycl. :L l1'rcnch nctress who
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The public is pleased
WILLIAM S. HART
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“THE WHITE OAK”
Declared one of the best produc-
tions ever offered by Paramount
Two Reel Comedy Pathe News
TOMORROW
A BEHJBHAMPTON Paooucnon "
ZANE GREYS
Popular Story
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Robert M<Kim - ClancAdams and Carl
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b) M] [illumplon quid his annuals
lane ery Pictures lnmrp
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tCITY NATIONAL BANK
ORGANIZED 40
YEARS AGO TODAY
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Continu d from
Mr. Kim; 3i “air. \'i«~«-.pr3.<ilicnt of the
bank from its inception until 11.5
Itlt'itill.
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stzitcd
bunk.
Rowan.
the
H.
lirs‘ prisi-llut of as
:llN)\t “us lluluit
BOSTON GRAND JURY'und ll.“ first \‘nw prrsiJchl was John lot old—time. honest St. Jacobs (”m
H. Knapp. )li'. lzowu'i was prcshlcnt
from thc lH'KllllllH}: of thc bank until
.bis (lt‘Hill in 1112“. with the exception
or‘ one your in the- zurly nincty's. when
In rcsrgm-d llt” .1usc of ill hcnlth. Tall—
inznlgc- Huh” r nuns president tin-n until
Mr. liowun rccou-red. when the latter
niznin [rink mince as president.
John H. l‘W—‘l‘l'ls was elected prvsident
on U'ctolwr ‘Jtli. 1900. following Mr.
liri‘wan's (iv-nth. F2. H. Mathewson was
olvctcd president to succccd Mr. Fer-
ris on January 13th, 1904.
Following M r. Mathewson was }{.€.
Lockwood. who has scrycil front
Anunsl Ml]. 11115. to date.
So nincii_tor the" history of thc of—
tim~rs of llic institution. It is interest-
ing to learn. however. that the arti—
clo-s oi Association have just been
.- ion-'41 tor l‘l'llb wul for a term of twen-
_u .irs more.
'l‘lix- lmuk lirst did husincss in thr-
oll building on \Vashing‘ton strcct, bc-
l.‘
l'lllL'lliL: to llis. Margurct Lauder.
\‘.’luii‘ thc luv-sent Linea-H's drug
Sl'n‘l'. Hill] (inlilvn's stor: stand. 11
tllll llnsinvsn nn-r thc suniv counter
with thnv South Norwalk Sayings bunk.
until lntv‘in tlu- nineties the bank. to—
}:zi-lhcr with thc South Norwnlk Sny—
inxs Hunk liln\v-l to thc n]: «iunrtcrs
on 1121- pm sl-nt sun of thc (‘ity .‘nition-
:11.
Thu lllllltlllll: on thc ground floor
\\‘;:.~‘ |ll\lll"ll >0 lliiil thc two hunks did
lint conflict.
in 1311:. how. \«-i'. ‘thn Sayings Hank
izult its lll‘\‘.' lmnn- nlongsldc lln City
Nii'icnul l‘dllk. and tho lattvr took
mrr thi- whnlc ground iloor.‘ making
.-ll‘.'.llvll' ultt-rntious until it is us it is
~l'nl:l_\.
'l lw first mum-mi of tho lmnk was
tlfl t (urn-ll in Am“. 1553. and was at the
7.11. of V" At no “1111' has it over
lu-vn in low 6';[ and it has nt'YC‘l‘
'11::smi :1 payment.
'i‘ln- hnnk today has nn carnml sur-i
l'l‘l.~ u“ mlunl lhv cupilul. which is—~
ll “us whin it Wins urgniiizcd—
$1IIH_ r’lll.
In. 191! thc (‘ily Nulimnil llnnk add-
S::\in£s lu-purtmcnt to its busi-
zxnd so snr‘icssl'ul has it become
in tlic inst t-ight years that today the
(in-positml nrc oycr 3605.000.
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’Iliis is considerulllc of :1 growth. How
I;i]>l1ll} tho sayings hayc grown is
shown by the (lit't‘crtnce between the,
lltPOSllS last night of $005,000. and
tho .lpposits at the close of business‘
01! llccvmbcr 3151. 1921. when they.
“crc $3R7.293.79. That is an inereasel
m lit-:1 rly SISJHW in twenty-seven days
’l‘ln- pi‘t-‘Scnt officers of the bank are:
President—1i. S. Lockwood.
\'icruprcsidcnt—F. H. Rowan.
(‘.isi1lci'~~C. U. l’llCh.
’l‘bc Dirt-ctors are:
chr} S. Lockwood. Christian
:iwnitz. J. VVulliicc Maryin. John H.
Ltglil. Frcllcrick H. Rowan. Lewis R.
it! 1‘. RHIII'MATIC PAIN
FROM ACHING JOINTS
510;! "dosing" rheumatism.
“‘4 pain only. St. Jacobs (ill will
stop any puiu. and not one rheuma—
tisin cum; in fifty rtquirrs internal
"ll'flllllt'llt. Rub r‘oolhing- penetrat—
lllE: St. Jncolis (oil right on tho tcndcr
ngl. nail by thc time won say Jack
‘linbinson—out tom-"s lllt‘ ihi-umutic
‘pziin and (listrcss. St. .lncohs ()il is a
{harmless rheumatism linizncnt which
.Ill‘.'~ r disappoints. rind docsii't burn
the skin. It Luke“- pain. sorcnoss and
stiffness from aching Joints. muscles
'nml bones; stops sciatica. lumbago.
buckzn-ll- and neuralgia.
Limln-r up: let a small tiinl hottlc
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$25,000 Y. M. H. A.
Building Drive
January 29th to February 6th
Y. M. H. A.
We’re On Our Way
Help Put It Over
71 So. Main St.
This Space Donated by Samuel Kantor
Checking
Accounts
of young business men
especially invited.
Some day the young
men starting on their bus-
iness careers will be the
loaders in this community.
“'0. want their friendship
and they will profit by
our counsel in financial
matters.
Paying by check is
themractical businesslike
way. It is necessary to
retain only a small bal-
ance in our bank to main-
tain a checking account
and benefit by its con-
venience.
The
Peeple’s
Trust Co.
South Nor-walk, Conn.
liurlbutt. Thomas C. Caron-ugh. Sam—
uel M. Alter and (‘harlcs Fable.
A condensed statlment of the re-
sources and liabilities of the monk. at
the close. of business on Dot-mnbcr
inst. 1921. is appended as it is sure to
hc of interest——
Resources.
Loans and Discounts . . . 8643.82075
l', S.(10\"t. Obligations . . 224.777.30
chcr Bonds and Sccuritics 493,571.33
llnnkiniz,r House and Ifiitures 68.616.33
t‘nsh and Due from llnnks 161924.14
(‘ush ltvms and Exchange 21.49157
imlwmption Fund 1'. S.
'l‘rcnsnry ............. 5.001100
$1.62'.211.95
Liabilitics.
Capital Stock .......... $100,000.00
Surplus & l‘ndiyiricli l‘rolits 121,423.73
Circulation outstanding ltlll.“"l‘.(HI
Inn» to Hanks .......... 49,435.02
“crtiliwl and Cusliicr's
chm‘ks .............. . mil—1.32
l‘cposits:
lwrnanil 663304.59
Sayings 587.293.79
l.‘.‘.’>l.l.’i‘.3\
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$1.0 311.545
SALTS H" BAFKACHY
AND Kinxlays nufi'
Slop cutinz Inca! for a while it' your
Bladder i~ troubling
you.
\thn you rake up with backache
and dull misery in the kidney region
Iit. generally means you how: been cat.—
a well-
t'orms uric
much
authority.
ing too
known
uncut. says
Mr at
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acid which overworks the kidneys in,
thcir effort to tiltcr it from the blood
and they become sort
of paralyzed?
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and loggy. \\'hcn iour kidneys get
sluggish and clog you must relieve
them. like you rtlicyc your bowels;
removing all the body's urinous
waste. else you have backache. sick
headache. dizzy spells; your stomach
sours. tongue is coated. and when the
wcnthcr is bad you have rhiumatic
twinges. The urine is cloudy. full of
scdimcnt. channels often get sorc. Wa-
tt'!‘ scalds and you are obligcd to seek
relief two or thine times during the
night.
Plitht-r consult a good. reliable- phy~
Sicinn at once or get from your phar-
macist about four ounces of Jad
Salts; take a tablespooni‘ul in a glass
of water before breakfast for a few
days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous salts is mudc from
thu acid of grapes and lemon juice.
combincd with lithiu. and has been
used for generations to clean and
stimulate sluggish kidneys. also to
ncutrnlizc acids in the urine so it no
longer irritates. thus ending bladder
weakness.
Jad Saltsis a lifc savcr for regular
mcat caters. It is inexpensive. can-
not injure and make a delightful. cf-
i‘oryescent lithia-wa er drink—Adv.
from any drug store. and in a moment
you‘ll be in» from pains. uchcs and
stiffncss. Don't suffer! 1:12)» rheu-i
mntism away—Adv
§ the ofllci-s or Mr. Harris. Those who _
. i took part in addition to Mr. Harris
" lAl- HAlR ‘ and Mr, Joycc were Thomas \V. Mil-
; lcr, Alien Property Custodian; William
1 \ \‘.'. Wilson of Illinois. counsel for the
:7 LONG! THICK l Custodian: Paul Smith of thc Custod-
:- inn's office. and 'L‘fionuishl". ldln:. legal
FT" ‘ adviser to the chief of t e Air Service.
"WU HBUNDANT "In rcsponsu to a subpoena issued
" ' ""“"‘~-"-"-"-"-"-"-"-' by the chcrnl ‘xrund Jury I came
(”5‘5 here with ccrtain books and reports
“ l'm‘ rcqucstcd by that body." said Mr. Mil-
: ‘ limo“ ler. "These I have furnished and am
‘ 't' "”“V- lcnving for \\'ushingt0n at once."
””d Officials indicated that the investi—
. i in gallon would follow three mean chan-I
' -‘”” nets. ”The first of those is the sale of
' m" the Bosch Magneto Company by A.
M‘" Mitchvll I‘nhm-r. an: Alien Properry
'1 l'ustodlnn. to Martin E. Kern. In this
I '5" connection. it was said that the dues-l
"" tion of Kern's citizenship at the time!
"p of the transfer is involved. The gov-l
‘ will prnmems is intcmstod also. officials
“ “Wks said. in looking into fig: Bosch Com-
“ ll see puny‘s contracts with the Army Air
"M1 Servicc. involving $420,000; The third
,. ' over the scalp phase under investigation. it waspald. (
is m the hair what fresh messia‘xlre urn ed by
’7 k’ors right to the routsJ Internist men
NW!
Secure Space in
_ Regent
arage
OPEN DAY and NIGHT 3 if
Steam-Heated; All _' .-
Pleasure. Carts.
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to soothing. healing. antiseptic criam'
hut penetrates through every air;
passage and rclic\cs swollen. inflam-l
ed membranes of nose and throat.
our clogged nostrils open right up
and you can breathe frCtily. Hawk-
ing and snufliing stop. Don't stay
stuffed up and miserable.
Rulm from your druggist.
relief.
known for more than titty years.
little in the nostrils and got instantl
This Pure Cream
Stops Head Colds
Apply in. Nostrlls—It Opens
Air Passages Instantly.
“fl
‘ I!" fl-WMItOww-o-omo
Colds and catarrh yicld like magic
Gct :1 small bottle of Ely‘s Cream
Apply a
Millions endorse this rcmedy
Jacoby’s
12-14 No. Main St. So. Norwelk
New Bedford
Escallops
and
Strawberry
Short. Cake
SERVED‘
at the
South
Norw a1
Lunch
South Main Street
Final Clean-up
COATS
for Women and Misses
$10.00
Values up to $29.50
Ice, Charcoal,
Wood and
Trucking
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Fred Hain
52 Meadow SW
When Your Eyes First Call for
Help
do not start wearing a pair of glasses
cast of by some one 01' the family but
see
THAMER, INC.
Optometrists and Opticians
8 2 Atlantic St. Stamford
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TAXI
Telephone 908
Any Time Day or Night
Calls Promptly Attended
to. Prices Moderate.
American Taxi Co.
11 North min Street
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIST
I SOUTH MAIN STREET
AGENT FOR
Page a Shaw, Park a T1110“
Green Seal, and Russell's
CANDIES
The New Victor Records
for
FLORIST
Cut Flowers, Bridal Bouquets,
Corsages, Sprays and
Flora] Designs
Table ferns for dishes.
Use some wire guards to protect
your fruit trees from mice and rab-
bits. ’ '
Rowland M. Beach
Phone 2140 16 France St.
FEBRUARY
On Sale Tomorrow
at
The" HAMILTON Shop
49 Wall Street
STANDARD
COTTON,
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