Taurssn. FEB. 16, 1922
ll llll THEATRES
Chicagoan Victor in
Qlllin. 13 4-5 Sec.
Joie Ray of the. Illinois Athletic
Club of Chicago. who a few days ago
hung up a new worlds record for a
mile and a quarter. last night tried to
:hatter his own amateur tno mile
marl; at the annual indoor games of
*l-n- .\‘z-w York t‘haptcr. Knights of
I‘olumhus. in the Twenty-second Regi-
ment Armory. but failed. Tllv (‘Vt'llt
was a two mile handicap and attractcd
lzall‘ doze-n ol‘ the best distance run-
IZIJ-INT TODAY
I Illllihlgl‘l~ NP“ I'll-tun".
. Ii: lln'mption.” l~ One of
ll‘l t.|cntc~t Rolefi.
M beautiful
character
a love
N Ll
tropical
of
story as
written are the
I.I:\Lt':“ Itcdemption." the
t. .lttrartion starring
U;
I: splrlng
and
.-\o-x
\
'r1
““1“,“ “'lllCLl is the [cab ners in the country.
“burnt ",de and Friday. Although he allowed his rixals han-
part 01; the story deals dicaps ranging from 4" )ards to 150
J.«ln.llc:l. and to Prust‘l‘vo yards. Ray “'0" the vwnt by :1 mar-
V: ”W story upon the gin of 5') yards in El minutcs 13 4—5
ta' and an entire company “Tom‘s This i“ 3 1-5 seconds behind
.ln Slu‘llt threr- chks ills own figurcs unl 4 1-." seconds
:loner than the world's record mad)
cxtcriors.‘
'1')
maklng the
Alt‘rc.l Shruhl). the English athlete.
l ; ' vx ‘ ‘ 'I , ' '
. v“ |. Hull ‘0 “H Up.lo l“ 1|" and lllllt- :lllll [hrvO-ll‘lul'll‘rs. 3'0“-
l_m..| (.nscmgncs arc costly feature 'l‘ln- .le‘. 5,,” -- H", svcondflrv {up
t";‘f“ll‘lllt'l1>‘|Illl'l llll‘ll‘ fll‘l’lt‘flri‘"(“‘”dd" lllir. “as “on I-_\ .l‘ames “Z [iriscoll
. -. -- l - , . . . - . .
.n . l.| I t Hr’,l.‘gt.h to tin I.ll.lc~ ”r “mm,” l tillti“. in tho- hue tnnc ot
Ulll ll'l.“ um-l. llll'll‘ fcats of 33““: I llll'llll" ll‘» 4 7' seconds This was
"f“ unuqunl “I“! (-l..\,-. Ill)\\;irtl llllll ”I” ‘w”,fit‘lhg (.l' 3' spgunll lwlllntl lht‘
Minn-v l‘:ll:\“0l‘lll will furnish sumo mi N .
‘ ' ‘ lttl)l1l
ll» lullh-r bit,q “'Illl llllll‘ songs '3‘ “mull”: the “pm ”1,. lloston
.1.“ v .. .ml 1:.“ l‘llllllv r. llll-} arr- ‘ Il'o‘uldll h” an”, ll'lt' Dwnnanpnt
._ , _ 4 Q - ' ' < ‘-
\ ' ‘ " ' -.“-"" “"‘l ‘_ "rm"! “.“d mun-r ol lllt‘ "Archbishop lla_\cs tro-
, ml“... tllo- l-xm: .M‘I.” lull complete ,-ll\. “up m tln- handsomost cups in
.t..rpnm..ll lllll Ul tlvl- .\lv-tropoll- ”u. “Ililrtir World It was tln- third
. - _, t‘ It l> .l “mm-r trom tlto- top “Dummntnp“.1”[Wisponwnn nu- rucc.
4 'mttnm In Ill" plt'tllrt- llnt tor tn- \\'illi:lnl 1.; Slu'Vt‘llSOfl of l'rinceton
‘ H " "'||””"“'“ ”lt' ”WU" “l” l'niu-rslt). was second. and Sls lu'sllt'.
l' 1-" "-"" l'J'H" 1"“ 55 m “ ol the New \ ork .\. t .. national chum-
. ‘ . -. ' '4 '. ‘ . . " t ‘
mm .lltlactlun Tol alllf‘ David. plan at this distance. was thlrd. Larry
l “Ill lw tln- lll‘Sl lllllsllt‘tl showing lIrown of tln- {uh-pygmy of ln—"\nn§\‘l-
m.- plrlur» In this city and its un- \ania. was fourth.
-xtl>~-d trial run llert- some time ____ -4_____.t._
, wlllt‘ll furnished occasion for 3 MORE sToCK 3ROKER§
mild mlmlwr of people to st-c it.. ARE BANKRUPT
ml! add interest. Rarthclmcss star-‘ ——-———-
ml lll “Vii-l) Down least" and his NEW YORK. Feb. 16.—An involun-
'lllx 1r ll'at play “on hlm a high tary petition in bankruptcy was filed
H'lmw “N‘N'n luminarics. ‘in federal court yesterday against
Anderson. Bro“n and (‘ltnlpanv stock
llrokms. it was learned today. The
lcompany is not a member 01 thc local
HXL'l’lilngrS (‘lallns presented on be
hall of three ('lt—‘(lllOls totalled $1.235.
liornino Players
(‘lassed as Vagrants:
l"\l.\. TPW. l"r'h lfi,~.'[‘h.- [illUillL’l COCKTAIL TEA bANCE
1-! .wmw m‘ loitnring almut domino'
. w- thn lllllll:lr\ arr-a llvrl' willl LONDON. p01, 15. Hubliups of «me
.Illll‘ pruna tacit» (-xidvnce tllat'm l.()llllt)tl'< mout pxchmivp west-end
. . a. mum.“ 'i alr- \tlgl’flllts- 11‘" , clubs are cxultinu over thc success of
”"33“ "' "‘“ or‘l‘T l“”"'-“""" "-‘ lllw city's first “cocktail tea dance"#
(I... .-r:ll Jncol) P. Woltpra. .Thp something new in London—fiat which
" ‘3 P'mnnflll'lt'r 0f Mitlonfl' three cocktails concocted in honor at
It lurl‘vs Sl-nt lu-rr- smeral weeks Princess Marv who is soon to marr)‘.
ll. (‘mu-rnor Net‘t‘ to rcstorc order were lutroducpd. Thev have bean
i‘ll‘llx up Hllt‘gt'll trafllcking ill cllrislencd “Tho Princess Mary Cock-
“M .und drugs. tail." “The 'Wedding Ball." and “Tile
‘u‘lll'llll \‘t'oltl-rs‘ orders were fol~ Royal Smile."
In. nil TlllllOUl'lCl'nlt‘llt that tht‘ —— ————'
It!" Hui arrcstcd smt‘lltl-two DPF- l’l‘lCXTIIJ-I SITl‘ATION l'NCHANGEl)
ll a raid on a domino parlor a .—
~ win. away from military head- BOSTON. l-‘eln. 15x~Thc situation
m rs. and that police had tnkPn in New England textile centers where
strikcs are in progress against wage
rcductions. couplcd in New Hampshire
and lthode Island with restoration of
the llt‘tyd‘our hour week were un-
changed today. l'ickets patrolled their
-l Wort-.4 in similar raids.
<25.0t)l) is Not
Enough, Says Ruth
‘.l.:- ltuth Wm '93“. Milwaukee for east snowstorm. but in most thc mills ‘
Springs m," Monday. l'lf- is were closed and picket lines were :‘llariisltle:Zetflegibiliilgesituiz'essog:
I mum-l: with the theatrical business withdrawn. mentation'or Stomach'Distress caused
llu- \l'.ll'. he notified the Yankccs it was payday for some 0f the flf' b ldlt A f w mm r five 1 31 ' ‘
Wm”; ' tccn thousand opernthes cmployed at y ac 5’" e '33 g a mo. Richard Barthelmess in “Tol'able
u“. 5., h g 't fig. ,1 ‘ t the Alnoskeag (‘otton Mills at Man- Immediate stomach relief and short; David" at the P 1 today and m
an. \hl‘t',:i;.ll. 05:2:(woadcfgqrtuzt; cheater, N. H.. and for several days the stomach is corrected 5° Y0“ can ‘ ' '
”I! (‘nllSitlt-r $35 mull (”Hr“) enkoutrh the plants which shut down on Mon- eat favorite food? 'Wlthout tear; day-wt the. new acts of high class
‘ ' day because of the strike will be puy- Large case (05‘s 0“") few cents g tafifievflle. 5‘!
-v.-..
., -. llo- says he isn‘t a holdout.
' ht urlllts a chance to talk things
tlu- Yankee officials.
uxl'. 1:1) to Hot Springs and thcn
ing off their striking employes.
G0\ernor San Soucl was back in
~v ulth
l‘rovidt-ncc at‘tcr a tour of thc Paw-
wl. llullts on affairs In
I ll- :2. t'o-lltllrz-a of club and ”m” ”‘3“ 1‘ decade ago-
m ”J. islands. and an in» Av'ingz Mayor .\lur. .y Hulht-rt fired
.1,“ numagvment 0,; a huge‘lllr’ gun which sent the field on its
mm,” c.,\..rmg thousands \\u\‘. “'llllnm Stoakley of the St.
“HT-1W1 along in a plot (‘llristnphcr Clul». who had thc limit
“up“. allowance of 15“ yards. shot to the
,M ML... m unusually attrac- ‘l'ront at the start and managcd to hold
M1,. 01 a \\reg‘ Indian girlvycommand for the that hall‘ mile. with
1;..gv‘mh origin. “4‘03" dnh'lArthur Cassott of tllt‘ Glcncoc A. (7..
n- llll‘ llll: of run-down who “'35 in rvmm 0f 14" .‘zIr'lS. in
‘1‘“,th ancestry. Hl‘r svcond place. It. En"! Johnson of
w .l pprspyprancp later 0” Pittsburgh. fin- and t«-. mile national
J {,.,'}¢-lllpll0ll. champion. was running in third posi—
‘,,,,\ twms with thrills and lion. whilm llai was t‘ar lH‘l’llntl
“.4, It was adapted by llllllcht-d with tho otllrr cmxtrstants.
l‘ln‘ lx't-lly from Andrl-w ""hn‘m‘ h'"'“‘ “-3-"
MN," "(m Principle.“ Al- 'l‘llc lltlll ran it: this orllvr until ”it"
,. 4”,,”“(1 “w picturc. ,tvnth lap. when Johnson forgrd to thc
._ _..4_ Hunt. followed by (‘assott Stozlkt-lc)’
11'1“.“THI'ZATRIJ. lo'as next. closely followed by Ray.
.'l‘hls quartct ran in this order for two;
N ”Mm,“ Playmx “’ill l'l'tM'llt more laps. TFQll Ray lengthened his
M“ \Ill~il'fll (‘Olllcdy Skit “5-0“. Hll‘lth unll lltllrlxly 0~Clllltlllttl the
“M 11w“ .. “'i'll ()tllt‘r Ac“ lcadcrs From this point until he'
an“ "ll“! (‘lns-z Plt‘llll‘t". tlusllcll across Illc lllllbl’l line. titty
srlmnn (ij18 a threw dlu’s HF \ards in front of Johnson thc llllll‘
‘I‘Z.l u, the PaIaCe Theatre this llllllljls ‘rllnner was. neul‘ lleadcd.
,UMH "I” it promiscs to he thc tassottdlnlshml third. ‘ .
AM. ”my“ days for \audcxillo llt‘shllt' tllc tact l’hat lta\ tailed to
_, H, ”Hit “N m manx months. lmcak a record the little Vlesterner
NH l..- assistcd In {OsaIind “my ran a corklng racr. If any 0t thr- con-
,I “NW” and Grace Gould. lhréo ll‘stants wwn- alvle to press him In the
”MM“ calcium celcllrilim. in a hunt lap he [trill-ably would have hung
. ll \ ll Ill-WV Il’lill‘ '
gun‘w“ comcdy No“.- “5.0.“. and [Illn‘s trzlctinllal tinn- was: Half.
’ ' “'7 Stanton ‘5 5‘ pertormcr -_‘;ln it ' thro-w-ulartrrs. 3:21 3-5:
;. logiutatlon that prr-ccdcs hun "th 4' 1-5; min. and a quarter.
.. Hm»- is no doubt but that he Vl‘lll 3.“; 1.3. mllc Jud a half. 6:45 3.5.
boats in some places in a thick north- .-
l ‘l , > M 1 1' . . >
£23 PALACE '
‘ TODAY AND FRIDAY "
I WILL STANTON
l Assisted by Rosalind May 3. (:0. Including Burt Reeves and Grace
Gould in a new musical comedy hit
NOW AND THEN
Swartz and Clifford
Musical Comedians
Royal Gascoignes
Introducing “B e_r t h a." world's
greatest somersaulting dog
? The Ellsworths Mankin
' Song and Dances The Frog Man
hsplra‘ ' Pi'tur In.9’aab‘
. icfiaifd‘:
t‘helmess .5
' TOL'ABLg 3...
A Fl RST NATIONAL ATTR
SATURDAY—HOOT GIBSON IN
l
TQDAY'AND FRIDAY AT 2:15, 7:15 AND 9
j, Norma Tahnadge
In a arc-"it drama of_island fires that awakened love—and civilizathn's
snows that chilled it. The story of a girl who went out to
bring a man bade—and then brought Back herself.
Love’s Redemption
Positively/the Best Role Miss Talmadge Has Ever Played
‘
Pathe Ne .vs
‘0 ’7: 2;.“
,0.
~ -,,4
I,-
: MINTZ’S
Now Showmg
NEW SPRING
DRESSES AND
COATS
9”:-
Biggest Shoe:
Bargains in Town
Sale Now Going On
“THE FIRE EATER”
Yllllll BAR llllNE
million HERE
l The trimming department at J.
Premru 8: Sons is in personal charge
'of one of the members of this, con-
ccrn—so that no matter whether the
job is a large or a small one. whether
it is the making 01 side curtains. tops.
slip covers. floor carpets or an entire
new upholslering job. or the recour-
ing of an old one. it is in expert hall-ls.
and better still it will be a satistac—
tOIY jobiin price as well as work-
manship. This department is localnd
on the second floor. These moans
W
Friday, February 2
IS THE DATE SET FOR
Big MARDI GRAS
Dance
To Be Given By
MONKER GROTTO—
CRAFTSDCEN CLUB
-_-—a t—
Norwalk Armory
Unjer auspices of Battery C.
192d F, A.. C. N. G.
Ten Wonderful Syncopaters from
CLEF CLUB ORCHESTRA
l
.are important ones to have th» tar Many Novelties—Let‘s G0
painted — then when good riding. Tickets- , . - _ $100
wcalher arrives you‘ll be already. \‘n . '
Think In over! Olfice and buildings l Jr “x 109' a‘ door)‘
located at 6 Seaview Avenue: opposle WW
let‘rt)’ Square. Phone 2855. —Adv. l
I'Al .Al'I-Z TREAT ER.
Eleven Dog Teams
Entered in Contest
vi”
'l‘Hl‘Z PAS. Man. Pct). lG.——l-1lo-\en
[110}; tvnms. comprising more thnn onc
Illulldrcd hardy llusklr's. will comp’tr
-in tln- two lllllldrt-d-mile dcrby (nrr
snow and lcc on Fvllruar} :15. All the
l’llll‘lt‘s haw' :lbsl’llllblt‘ll at Tlu Pu:
and arc in actilc training for the‘
ment which oflcrs $2.50!! in prlzcs.
He‘aV) betting is reportellt much 0‘
the money being placed that ll'lt‘ win-
ning: tolutlvwill make tho :00 miles in
less than twenty~four hours. Th"
coursc is slwltvrtnl Ii?) miles, tbv first
tll‘teon mlh-s lucing across an opcn
lake.
SlflMABH MISERY,
aluminum,
. TAKE :lllll’llsm”
wr'
“Pape's Diapepsln" Is the Quickest.
drug store. Millions helped annually
15.
ll
v n , ”“15””: camp uneigncd and tuxet Valle-3.- district in Rhodr- Island.
.w-..,...- i.) bring ”W,“ to his “‘a) of where he Stud llc tound cmulltlons sat—
lzlmwz lst'actory. but troops wcrt- still held»
M 7 >_ ._,._S_,_,__. rca'dy I'or scrvicg‘.
( allure-utter Ignores '
Tunney‘s Challenge Bent Over Wlll'l
l'llll AllrIlJ'Hl \ Full It‘- 7 (ll-ll? ' '
'l'cIl-lu l..;l' l.. -\,\vcie.:llt champion Rheumat‘sm Palns i
m’ In .; |, In a: \lrlls tn il‘Illl Pat‘-
[H ':llv r l '
l‘vnl'k Hugh-U. nulllagr-r r,l ’l‘llnnc}. stop dragging and “St qulck
llvl I ll 1!— >r".l .l lll‘lll‘ll l'nlllls t4) reliflf W'Sh a bottle of old
" vamp.» "it"lH-lltlrrk nl lll:lL't‘l',l reliable 8‘. Jacobs Oll
.~ lllmlet nv-ttlng: a reply. I
I'.-\ ltickard has been tning for, ‘ . . l
nmtrh ton." llngle) said. llel ht. JaFObS_OH ,Stox)‘: any pill!) and. ~.
.. ind that if thny couldn't L'l't F‘ar. .llr-urnatlsm ‘5 pain only.
:ltl tn conw to Amurica tln-y‘ N01 On? (‘35? in fifty “’QUireS in-‘
“1.. 13- to France or arvangv for u IU'D'dl ll'ealmQDl.l
v .1: ..n-. p'lt .n' in» world. i Stop drugzing? Rub;
,, fl soothing. penetr.lt-.
' ‘ l ing St. Jacobs Oil
' ' ”H R h ”"151 T0 right into your sore.'
('IJ‘LAI: l'l' l'(1I.Y SKIS. T‘ff. at‘ll‘l'l'z joints, .
. ’ and rellel’ comes
«Jul-n and llrcahim' Ont ()l’tcn imtuntlv. St. Jacobs
"WW“ ”‘I'l‘ “EM- 9".“ ' Oil is > a harmless. 1
‘MH clh'l'iflh“ l rheumatism linim'mt
. which never disap-l’
.;.l.lul. nut or skin iriitation' paints and can not
llw It or lull) is murcomv- bum {hp skin.
I‘ l»: bin: Alt-ntllo-Sulphur, LimbC-r up! Quit
Jun stn‘i‘lullsi. Because complaining! Get a
m .lmwnlng plopt'l‘llr'i'l. small trial bottle of
‘ -~ .xvr lwa-n found to take old. honest St.
w Ills sulphur prr-paratlon Jacobs Oil at any
r' brings east- from the drug store .and in
' - u and irritation. just a moment you'll
u F'u’iuilllr hmls l-czrvma right be free from rheu-
4 WI 5km clear and smooth. matic pain, soreness
«m inl— to relieve the torment and sttfinéss. Don't
. '.'l min/ml A little jar of Men- “
you. St. Jacobs
sutferi Relief awaits
Abram Talmacgb 6013
~ ~ :11 ”love? Kedenwt'
o . '
4;.» w :ucy' ll» obtained at any Oil is just, as goodJor , ,_ _ ‘ 7 .. _ ',
.m, n 1...: used like. cold sciatica, neuralgia, lumnag‘o. backache. ~REG$NT TODAY AND F319. Y
“ Adv. . sprains. - - f. «.‘7 ,' a; a "and macaw inrlme’
New ,iYOrk Hippodrome.
Excursion -
-—TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1922—
t,
Leave 5:. Norwalk 6:15 p. m.. Arrive New
York 7:30 p. m.
Leave New. York 11:25 p. m. arrive 80. Nor-
walk 12:40 p. m.
34.61 VALUE FOR $3.75
Includes Round Trip R. R. 6; Orchestra Seat
——we ALSO arran—
$4.06 Value for $2.75, and $3.51 value
for $2.25
Sale on Saturday, February 18
10:30 a. m. to 1:00 p. m. at Stillson & Powell’s
on Washington Street
200 p. m. to 4:00 p. m. at Glendenning‘s at
55 Wall Street
FIRST
‘
“4 Two Reel Comedy 3; at .
l§ . :
IQ , Ml
- SATURD '
. AY la: MaxLevy’sShoeStore
a Big Double Feature Program l6 .
R422 ' Two Brand New Picture Releases 3{! 31 SO. M8111 St. 80. N01 Wflk
;§ Bebe Daniels Conway Tearle s‘:
“E; . in in H} ‘
‘8 “Nancy from Nowhere" “After Midnight” ’ "° °°“"°“;:" 2:“ A" “h"
1 I ‘ l’ oe ore
aroma». ©<<Oi 92:23»: \ 30:2; z: ‘I :3 C?
. I A .g .- Erzsi 1’ ' ' :fi
New Bedford ,
Escallops
and
Strawberry
Short Cake
SERVED~
at the
South 1
Norwalk
Lunch
' South Main Street.
l
The Coal Situation
To the many customers who have consulted us regarding
the coal situation for next Spring, we have advised as fol-
lows: "'
Although indications point strongly to a suspension of
mining. with more than a possibility of a miners’ strike
April 15:, 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 new tbefloal that you will need.
between now and worthy or June.
THE NORWALK COAL & SUPPLY CO.
.PHONE 113
33 Wall St., Norwalk, Conn. . 108 Water SL. 89. Norwalk, Cenn.
Orders and may be left . with Raymond Bros.
94 Washington Street, South Not-walk. Conn.
payments
a. --. -r... _
It BEATS... 'as it Sweeps as it Cleans
0
Every home supplied with electrical cur-
rent should own 3 Hoover, for only with
it can the rugs be kcpt absolutely free
at dangerous destructive grit—sand all
the drudgery or effort of cleaning is
eliminated.
We ask permission to demonstrate this
superior cleaner on your rugs at home,
entirely without obligation, of course.
Payments. so small that they will
not be missed. cheerfully granted
asxfiroa A FREE DEMONSTRATION
DONNELLY’S
18.5.qu MSW!
Checking ‘
Accounts
of young business 'men
especially invited.
Some day the young
men starting on their bus-
iness careers will be the
leaders in this community.
We want their friendship
and they will profit by
our commel in financial
matters. ~
Paying by check is
the practical business-like
way. It is necessary to
retain only a small bal-
ance in our bank to main—
tain a chechn' g account
and benefit by its con-
venience.
The
Pe0ple’s
Trust Co. *
South Nat-walk, Conn.
STANDARD
COTTON
STORES ~
_ 08 Wuhmgton’ Strut
' fij
FLORIST
Cut, Flowers, Bridal Bouquets;
Corsages. £me “"1
Floral Design!
Table fem for dim.
Use some wire guards tom
your fruit trees from me. is!!! ab:
bits. . '
Norwalk Chronicler