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Played by \‘i’amln
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lrom shore to come
5.1111 pe-xils.\\11s a. dial-
tlw ilealart company
"Too Much \Vil‘c." the
star-feature which
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mouram that in—
linssvil in “Children
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lilo whole company
i-11ll1il1u'»suits. Thcy
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(trace. :1 champion
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and screen
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\\\.111t, Arthur lloyt.
\Villard Louis.
John Fox.
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in Moving “'omnn
Hall—\Vllulv Show Haw
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l':1iace‘ \‘atiticville hill
1 ~ w its cogilgements this eve-
1‘o111piotr- shows of the
the- t't-zttllrt' liit'tlll'l' lit
.1 1 :1 o'clock is the most talked
that has ou-r lwcn
. ‘ lo tiw cit). Over the It'll.
lbw stores. in factories and
, Huts th. bill is being: discuss-
1111- opinion always cxpressed
1’1 l':1l:1c-- or any other then-
‘. . 1111111: so t'ortunatc in getting
1on1bi11ation of entertain-
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-ll11r. ()1 course Joe Dolan
11. 1111- his share because of thv
:11 l1i:: considerable act “Saw-
Half."
m-nsalion
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lilt,‘
’I‘hiH will re-
untouchmi for
111111- 'i‘ln- picture that is being
1i today in a very line one,
i l'1-1x'ost's prcsa-utation of “The
Scandal." It has high dra~
i11:l1t.~' running through the six
1 . 1|..11 llllikt-H it comparable with
l‘vaturcs ot' the past six
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‘III‘I’I.II LORI) I-‘Al'NTLIiItOYS'
tl.11_\ l'ickl‘orcl Ilt‘atlF Nntnhlc (‘nst
l‘lmt Includes Joseph bowling ol
“Miracle. Man" l-‘nme.
A? Ill) tinn-
‘Pitkiord 14111-11 more cnro- to thc
hoomm: ol :1 (-1111! or to the assembl-
ing (11 mntabin types than for her next
'l'mtmi Artists’ tlim offering. "Little
_] 111'i i1‘1111ntl1roy.” which will be the
' 1t11r'1- at thc Palace and ill-gent
11111-11. Monday and 'I'ucsdn} at
T 11nd 9.
[wading characlcr rolm that of
‘1 1:111”) and irrasciblc ol-i Earl of
is played by Claude- Gil-
lootliglit \t-tcran whose
1 ' rm'r-nt success was as the grouch
‘ 111.50 Fools." .\Ir. (mum:-
1 11 1s many other triumphs to his
1 ' i1.1\ilig' been 011 the speaking
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.or more than twenty~tiyc years.
i'lll‘t'K‘WIG his: first venture
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: 11-h howling. who rcgistend the
l v of cinema fame in "The Mir-
. 1'11; ' 1.»: playing the pa.'t of Hav-
>1 11.1- dignified,
- .. \\1i solicitor whose analytical
much to help solve the
l ' :11l1111lt) which
1 - xtor}. Those three lovable
1h» grocer. the appiewom-
imotblack. are portrayed
lrxp'l't'ih't‘ order by James
lxntr- Price and Fred AIala—
' \l 11-11111 played Hobbs. the groc-
‘ ., ornzmal Fauntleroy‘ucuse on
law. Kate Price is rec‘
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l11sl1 character parts on the
11-4 the mother in Mary Pick-
\1111-raily of Clothes Line
1. was :1 trrme ndous hit She
M155 Pickford's last
the
in
“Through
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.iw with Douglas Fairbanks
"min in ‘Arizon:1." The
.111r..~1 that Kate [rite has
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wl 12in was one of the first
"-wtwu to take up picture
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1.1 111ml I’ric'e' And All Star
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Friend."
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have
This
wishes to
he-r neck.
lbwwd Price." the
wow.” which will be at
.l ink-11:9 Theatres. Sun-
\‘ added feature will be
l'twnd." am” Star pic-
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:1 comedy feature
1. 1n. is said to be a
~~Jlllt'i‘hlng is happen-
vrn1v- Many 0' the situ-
1-.1r1hl» ruin the thrili<
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' wt. 1.’ \‘sttport. in
ruln‘ asked for
11 1; lg» to Samuel
i'.—-' :. 'l was! not in
1 ,1. 11:“ i. P. W’. Mar-
ti . Malt-meow of at—
the testimony
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'1 ll. hire
at F 19 ”1 1d
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a pan.
to hvr caret-r has Mary
of the greatest deline—.
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By F. 1!. WJLKER
ONE THING AT A TIDIE
T HP) successful Worker.
achievements are greatest; at the
et‘irl of the day is he or she yx ho
does but one thing at a time. and re-
tuses to leave it until it is finished.
Such a worker nmer vacillntes
between one duty and another. ‘
There is no undue confusion in the
mind by wavering.
I By puttim.r off the seemingly dif-
ficult .sk for the easier.
leerythhtg is taken up as it
comes. completed in every detail.
ready for thekscun of the master at
tho top.
The Worker who fllts from
to post, starts in one direction
suddenly sets his face in
never really gets anywhere.
lie is lacking of stability. and at
the end of the year he is about where
he began. with no prospect of 8d~
vnnr-ement and no hope or improve-
pillar
and
another,
meat. Indeed. in spite of his fever-
ish. hurried efforts, he is slipping
down grade.
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Doing the job in hand and sticking
tow until it is done to the. very
end is the only way to achieve suc.
('I’SS.
Train yourself to do this. In a lit-
' tie while you Will find that you are
in'
understanding.
forms the clim-f
getting Speed with less friction. There
will he no mono irritability and hassl-
t111i1= at the end of the day.
w h use
Instead of going home at night in i
1111 iii humor. with every nerve
tingling and on edge. you will find
that your brain is clear and your,
thoughts at rest. i
This. you will discovm' later. 151
because of the orderly method adopt~ ‘
ed of taking up but one subject at 1”", loading sumopaters of (h? 1.0"”-
n time and not letting it go until you
have ho further use for it.
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(1111: of the foremost merchants of
New York. confronted with thousands
of serious questions every day. has
formed the habit of returning to his
home at night as care-tree as a school
boy during vacation season.
When he. leaves his desk.
his pcrplexlties.
The next morning he comes in
bright-eyed. lighthearted. eager to get
in the fray.
If by chance the first
Lshould happen to be troublesoi11e.he
dispenses with it before proceeding
to another.
There Is no loss of time, no trying
of nerve fonce in flitting from one
problem to another.
He drives straight ahead and makes
decision after decision without
slightest sign of llurry.
And you. however burdened you
may be. can do the some if you hold
unswervingly to the same (nurse.
(Cops/right.)
he leaves
mun-:5 SIX
335111 M. Maupln
THE BIGGEST BOY
HE “Bizlfl’fit Boy" is not athome—
He “flew the nest" last night.
I knew the day was boundwto
, come.
And yet tears dim my sight.
The "Biggest Iioy" has said goodbye.
And gone to play his part
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children Take
Am iono‘and and of heart.
The “Biggest Boy" said “Goodbye
Dad l" ’
And "had" said. “Goodbye. son!"
‘And then the boy with head erect.
Went forthv-hls work begun.
And over in thecorner there
“Dad's" eyes will fall upon
The "Biggest Boy's" now vacant chair,
And mtg the boy that‘s gone.
1
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Wheno his lips was pressed
The little mother's goodbye kiss.
When mother’s bands caressed.
And then he smiled and went. his way
To fight and win. or die; -
While “Dad" and mother could but
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"God bless you. son; goodbye!"
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iv "1111- Bill at Both Theatres The “Biggest Boy" is in the rocks
0! that great fighting hand
That seeks by arts of toll and peace
To upbuild this fair land.
and mother fondly hope
As only parents can
she wishc's to be a. The “Biggest BOY" wnl do his part.
And do it like a man.
(Copyright. )
s. To Cur-ca Cold h! One Day.
Laxative BROMO QUININE
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Today at 2.15. 7.15 and 9
Big Double Feature 81‘”
Wanda Hawicy and T. Roy
Barnes
In a delightful and refrefltinw
domectic comedy
“Too Much Wife"
and
William Russell
One oi the screen a best qtarq
“Children of the high!"
Comedy Scenic
SUNDAY
A combination feature till
present: ng two excellent
pictures
PEARL WHITE
F o r m e r 'Seuth Nomaik
stock company. serial screen
star and since playing lead-
Iing roles in several features
“BEYOND PRICE”
and
All Star Cast in
‘ ‘Our Mutual Friend"
MARI)! mus DANI‘H
All Norwaik is.an.\.iously
the night of February
awaiting
24th. at whicn
time they will but- thmr first oppor-
tunity to learn the \\'Ur1ls 'Syncopnt mi
Jazz!"
Through the combined efforts of
committees repn-senting both Monkvr
Grotto and The l‘rat‘tsmcn (.‘lub ar—
1u11gcments lune been made with the:
tam011s“'Clel
York City. to
t‘lub Urchcstra of Net
furnish the music
‘l)-.1ncc to be lu-hi at the Norwalk Ar~
mor) on the aboxe date
The Clef Club is composed entirely imn'
of colored musicians and in its me 111-
bership will be tound the n.1m s of all
try. such as Jim IIurOpe. lluga.11.John-
son, etc. All the.- bie Broadway pro-
dUccrs depend on this organization.
for their colon vi talent and it is tie
Same players that have just complete-i
ten 'months' tour with the Well
known Frances \‘i'hite in her musical
comedy. that will pilot the steps of lo-
cal dancers at the Armory.
Novelties of every
which are bctittini‘.r only to an 0111‘-
sion of this kind. will bc i11t.r11.1111~1-.l
during tiw evening. and althouch thi:
not be in the naturv
“all." sutlicicnt personal
description.
(I'W‘hl‘JiiUll
transformation of those in atteiuiuncv
A large number of out of town
gursts inn already expressed their
desire to be present and delegations
from Greenwich. Stamford, Vi'cstport.
llriligeprnt. New Haven.
New York City will all be in Norwalk
to enjoy this memorable event. V
Tickets may be secured from thc
members of Moniker Grotto and The
Craftsmen. at Donnelly's Victrola
Storo and Fruiting Shm» Store
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“215' A FAlnfil-I ('I.I'I'l
l’ulim- Had 'I‘\\n ('all». to Railnmd
Ilridge~ \\'l'tl10ut".’\rr1'~tinz 1
Anyone
It is 111-;1ri11g n111i1.1;l.t. liurkf
\\'h:1t is that" i
llinglt-ia. (Hugh a1? '1
ilclloi
This is the lowrrman .1 lvi'ui‘r 111.111:
just reportvd that tour 1114p LV‘o-lv 1111-1
lo: idiot; a truck war the i-‘o1't l'onvt'
:stret-t bridzzn- and tho'r» 3-1115 :1 il“'li.,'hl
Icar nearby. Maybe :L tnun t~ lwmg
robbed.
(‘langi (‘langf Clam," (T'Lat soundi
l
its the police-
I
patrol loadwi down wuhi
cops dashing madly towards Eat Nor-i
walk. Patrolman John Roberts beats
them to it and tinds~—nothing)
Alater telephone call 21103 the
formation that a mistake had been
made in location. and that the truck
is at the VVhistleville bridge 1
W'hoe—e-‘e—ei \Vhoe-e-e-T (That ism
the siren on the police patrol as it
dashed for the Sprint; street bridge ) 1,
Patrolman John Smith beat
in-
the!
1others: to it again and found that four'
men were unloading a truck because
it was loaded too high
beneath the bridge
l1r it to pass
Curtain.
Automobiles driven by Chm-l»:= Erg.
rico and Jam W“. Hope_ of 111 ()r-
chard street. ame together at the
corner of Rum-91.1“ and Bolden aw».
hues: last P\eni112 about 7,313 o‘clock.
Mrs. l-Irrico “1"“ 3r1mewhat injured.
having one toot'- i rocked out.
'REGENT g]
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-ti1cir lirnt annual tutormal Mardi (Inuit “m I" '
1s prmmswi chuck t‘uli oi~ novelties
land Surprises. A new book that callsI
,t'or two acts and ten scvnes. with aY
H.151, 01‘ fun makers and dancers that1
surpdxs austhing evcr heforc seen
born In lhl cast Will bt“: LOU POWI‘I'S.
the (-011111' who possesses a golden‘
and who has a brand of
14‘on1e1iv tits season that calls for‘
spontanmnaa laughter: I‘varl Hamil-
isent
itwcnty
iI‘III.
ipna 1’ in
‘prnxokint: Skl‘tl‘h
".Vi.1'.~‘uiit~|
encounter will be furnished to effect :1 ('omph-li-J
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LAST Ti M E TODAY
“SAWING A WOMAN
IN. HALF"
e':satlnnel performance of
Joe Doian
and
Four Other Acts
with
ARIE PREVOST
IN
“THE PARISIAN SCANDAL"
Shows at 2:15. 6:45 and 9
‘SUNDAY
A combination feature bill are—
:cnting two excellent
pictures.
PEARL WHITE
Former South ’Norwalk stock
company star. aerial screen star
and since playing leading roles
in several features in
“BEY 0ND PRICE”
and .
All tar Cast in
‘ ‘Our Mutual Friend"
G;1rd1n Frolics is thc attraction
il-illcd at tho Lyric Theatn llridgeport
:t‘or tin' “t‘ek commencing Monday
é111:1rin1~1: l"cb 13 and a great big show;
Amuica's peerless danscuse of—
(0'3 3 germs of classical dances that
arc very ef‘tertlquaCk Shutta. Joe
Lyons Mindeil Kingston. Lillian Bes-
Dot Stewart and a chorus of
plunt‘lug. dancing t‘roltcsome
plppins; add color to the big musical
111u111lw1s and ensembles and a gorge
11111:; 12:11-1'11 (1t wardrobe is exhibited.
Holder and his comedy mule are"
.111 midi-.1 attru‘tion. and they will ap-l
the hit: circus scene. in a laugh
new and original
irons and l‘lnm age are sponsors for
this 111 w show. and their name behind:
:111_\ :ttt1 11 1111 1 is assurance to the the-
at“: 11111 r of an «alarminmeut that. IS,
IllKili)‘
t’ll|l\§ZlhiP. .
alace and Regent
Monday and Tuesday
(Fifi???)
Isfithere ,a tense drama of
unhintéd love?
A‘skv‘qjearest.”
Ask the “111111; Lord."
Ask “Grandfather Earl. ‘
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MIN TZ’S‘
Now Showing
NEW SPRING
DRESSES ANB
COATS
Biggest Shoe
Bargains in Town
Sale Now Going On.
at
Max Levy’sShoeStore
31 80. Main St. 30. Ronni]:
No Connection with Any Other
Shoe Store
" JACK DCKL’OQD ’ '
Once more Miss Pickford proves
.' the greatest of all stars,‘
' big enough to play the Mother’s
heart and tiny enough to play
the child' an a dual role In-
comparable.
COMEDY AND PATHE NEWS
Owing to the length of‘the feature the first evening show will start
promptly at 7
J acoby’s ,
12-14 No. Main 8;. 80. Nor-walk ;
This Most Unusual Salon.
of
KUPPENHEIMER ‘
SUITS
at:
$25, $29.50 and
$34.50 ,,
is proving 11 great attraction.
but it cannot last long: as we
started with loss than 771 suits.
Ge‘ Your's Today. It.’ 8 Your
Oppornmity
Henry Beaupain
TRIMMING
Trees. Grape Vinel, Shrubbery
4 Woodbury Ave., Norwalk
Telephone 1406-13
Informal Mardi-Gras Dance
given by
Monker Grotto and the Craftsmen Club
New Bedford
Escallops
and
Strawberry
Short Cake ‘
SERVED~
at the
South
Norwalk
Lunch
South Main Street
Under auspices of Battery C 192d F. A, C. N. 0.
Norwalk Armory
Friday Evening, Feb. 24, 1922
Music by the famous
Clef Club Syncopated Orchestra of NeW‘York: City
Ten Wonderful Musicians
Admission .......... ...................... $1.00
Tickets may be secured at Donneliy'o Victrola Store and at
Colyar's Shoo Store
Appropriate Decorations for the Valentine Party Costume.
D E NN I S O N
Crepe Paper, Festoons. Cut- Out Hearts, Arrows. Cup1ds
For the Party Table
Napkins, Table Covers
The Hamilton Shop
49 WALL STREET
OPEN EMERY EVENING UNTIL NINE
O
F38. LYON
1013 PRINTING
South Hamil:
The Coal Situation
To the many customers who have consult-ed us regarding
the coal situation for next Spring, we have adv1sed as fol-
lows:
Although indications point strongly to a suspension of
mining. with more, than a possibility of a miners’ strike
April lat. we do not advise buying next Winter’s coal now,
for we believe after the mining. wage scale controversy is
' settled that prices will be lower.
But we do advise buying now the Goal that you will need
between now and next May .or June.
THE NORWALK COAL & SUPPLY C0.
PHONE 113
108 Water SL. 80. Nov-walk, Copn.
39 Wall St. Norwalk, Conn.
and payments may be 1.311 with Raymond Bros.
94 Washington Street, South Norwalk, Conn.
Orders
Checking
Accounts
3f young business men
especially invxted.
Some day the young
men starting on their bus-
iness career: will be the
leaders in this community.
We want their friendship
and they will profit by
our counsel 'm financial.
matters.
Paying by check is
the practical business—like
-way. It in my to
retain only a null. hai- .
once to our bank. to main-
tain a checking account
and benefit by its con-
venience.
The ' .
People’s
Trust Co.
. South Norwaik, Conn.
STANDARD
COTTON
STORES
93me
FLORIST
Cut Flowers, W8?! 32:35.8“,
Cor es, 3':
agent W
liable tmffit'
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