ESDAY MARCH 14,1921
lllHE iiiiiiis
.\\II (it. llil.
t-\,xl! In “us (lé‘ilit'ti this
.11. the costumes and
“I‘arnco Girl" the
iliuh School Stu-
\\‘I-<incsd:\y
at the ilccgnt
Mn llh‘il :It rchcarsnl.
; - '.\II‘:<Z" \yvrc many and
.nstunn H arc made of
Ilii'i nmny arc hand
\\'i‘l't‘ dcsigncd by
mwntur ot‘ “Mama's
. us . on]! :Il‘i' :Is cluhoratp as
A \url. m-uluction could boast.
liltiSl“:-q of satin cyclo—
1"'l'\ ('ui‘t.IiII lminp:
1-1::nlxl cloth :Il‘ill costing
5., :Ilwllars.
\Iitnvsscd thc pro-
:zzm.l‘.l~.n and Horton clnim
.I; mi m surpassed-i that of
~l<vlliii shows.
inking part
lhc
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in tho
"I‘umI-o Girl“:
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lf‘ «vi-
., \ iii.lL‘,‘t‘i’S ~~~ Gicndnvcrc
ii i 'wl ll. lllll'll'k. Muy Harris.
i'v'llllt‘t‘ Austin. Lillian
\!.i~' limiter Haw-us.
. ll'lilil‘illllll. l-‘I'anccs Moduc.
1...} Marjorie iiunt. Angela
lmwvtlu l'uwvll. Holcn Sun-
ltvvuI-Ilivl. Lillian Lcstcr.
l (:Inup {lracc Lockwood.
l thunk. . Sara Cnmphcll.
i‘illlldll. \‘allnorg \Viinnn.
‘ 1- r. \Irnvs \Vurm. iosc
.M. liillll‘ilt‘l'. Loretta Tuttlc.
l:~nwli<t. MIII')‘ (.‘umurotn.
.1 nrvl. Nlurgai'ct Hoyt. Mar-
llwlcn lil‘}‘ll(7ili5.
l‘horus -— ('llerit'S
i "llllill. lawn Fish. it‘Orgv
li‘le'lfi' iluyt. Hyman Lam—i):
.\l.I\ llosvnhcrg‘.Anthony
.lIIlII-S.
Aucionc.
I: .Im. (‘Mlvn Isidore ’l‘nrlov.
\ Ill 'l‘nsswl. John Sullivan.
\\: w: l‘. l-Ztlward \Vornow. iiur-
‘1. Ibrnznd l’invson. I”rank
“Inufinx ox." "
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III In» IIIItI-st Drama
:It l'illilt't‘ Today.
.; I\\;Il‘I-. of his name, unable
writv and to adopt n cattle
lm- sull- Incans ot‘ idcntilicu-
mi “10' I‘ol.- portraycd hy
:1 Hurt in his latI-st and most
9.. l'nrulnouilt picture. "'I‘I'u-
I in iit‘ pl't‘Sl‘lltt‘d ut the
'l‘hv-utrv- today only at 2:15. 7
'l‘lw program will
I vunn d) and i‘athc Nows.
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l'att-
rwr, l'nrcycr trayciiu' on.
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"art ls‘ Mun “'ithout aI
include o. ‘
llll'lltiilt'itilOll disc of this
has dccrccd shuli lu-
and it
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Thursday “Scandals of Pleasure" and
on F‘rldav and Saturday “Wine. Wo-
man and Song" A very strong pro—
he show It also.
REG EST TODAY. .
Bert Lytcli‘s “A Trip To Paradise" 19
lxceptional Feature Special
Bcrt IA tell’s new production “A
Trip to Paradise" which plays at the
itcgcnt Thcutre today is far‘above the
ordinary feature in all particulars.
This new starring vehicle is classed as
onc of the best in which Bert Lytcll
has ever been starred and there is
reason to believe that such consider-
ation givcn by the severest critics
moans that the picture will. tikc a
place among the first rated rele£ses or
the your. Lytcll is well known as an
actor of ability’und' his screen plays
reflect his talent in this‘ direction.
Lylcll has the splendid support of well
known stars
traction is one of merit from start to
finish. The program will include a.
two rccl comedy and I‘athe News.
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ST. l'Al'II'S PARISH NOTES.
Tuesday. 4 p. m.. continuation in—
struction: 5 p. m.. Evening Prayer;
7:30 p. m.. service and addpcss at. St.
Andrew's,l\iissi0II. 353 Main street,
“'innipauk.
\Vcdncsduy. 9 :I. m.. hitany and
Holy Communion: 5 p, m.. Evening
Prayer.
Thursday. 7:30 a. m.. Holy Com-
munion; 5 p. m.. Evening Prayer.
Friday. 9 a. m.. Litnny and How
Communlon: 5 p. m.. Evening Prayer:
8 p. m.. Lecture: Loyalty to thc
Church. by Rcv. Prof. Ic‘lcming' James.
D. ll. of the Berkeley Divinity School.
Saturday. 7:30 a. m.. Holy Commun—
ion: 5 p. 11‘... Evening Praycr.
St. ’aul'n Branch. Girls' Friendly
Society. Inccts Tuesday night at S. St.
Paul's Guild Wednesday at 2:30.
7.!) Ll l l‘ HEADS TR! CK (‘0.
(“Wilma (‘Inmch (‘htrcn l‘irst Lieutcn-
nut and Rusql Imwndcs is
S("(‘0lld Lieutenant.
Hook & Ladder company was held at
the quarters last cvcning and was
largr-iy attendcd. Resignations
twclyc of the members 01' the com-
rcsiunutions living givcn. it is said, be-
cause of somn internal friction.
Officers {vorc elected as follows:—
(‘upt‘nin—iiowurd L. chuff.
l-‘irst I.ivulcnnuh~Clifi‘ord (‘rnmlc-y.
Sccond LiI-utcnnnt-Russcl Lowndcs
.Hccrclaryr-Mii. VV'. liuri‘ord.
Assistant Sccrctary—Harry
mcr.
'l‘rcnsurcr-—.-\. E. “'inchcstcr.
A conImlttm- of sci-cu was appnlntcd
Krae—
“an him with a. mistrust of to discuss and pi'cpurc ccrtain matlcrs
”In”: that walks on “.35 than rclating to the conduct and running
I. ug. And so he, roams 1m. rm... of tho company. and this contmitlcc
vv illi‘iil.
nnds that tho cards
.. lwd against hiruf it
Illll‘H up against the powcr
. power which in. cunnot IIIuiI-rstnnd
liiiyo
is whcn
until it is shown to him throuuh tin-
]ovv ‘Illvi trust or a lwuulil'ul woman.
l-IIIu-l (:rm- 'l‘I-I-I-y LS icadingr woman
in thm pills-int: vpic 01' the- Arizona-
I:. II mm. Littlc Mary Juno trying and
Itwwlui Shiny ill't' in thc cast and
‘I|iII-lf HiIIyI-I‘ Ilil‘t-I‘tt‘d.
1 It )YT‘S RE \' ['15.
144,;
Inm- \ttrm tiou Opens It “'cck's
l- I’miucincnt at the l'ulmc
:cht Monday.
is; cspccialh fortunate in
r lln- i’ :Il.Icc Theatre management
‘w u aim) to arrange. for a. week's
.;. Im-nt here hcginning‘ next Mon—
uv tlu- “1‘” known “Hoyt's Revue."
. I nvnpany of 20 star players is the
i , I hm.“ ii :Iggxcgution of entertainers
v» In tin ro- Id and thclliavq‘ycd
\.. ‘\\.ili\’
n. In» tltics of Connecticut and
,. :. Ilm illt'd hit. Recently “Hoy'ts
" played a, record work at a
in Bridgeport and this is
Qua! particularly under the DI‘QSQHB
The company has several
- thrI-c of the heat will be
l' - :mul in this city beginning on
I... My ’l‘hp programs will hange
«In \M-hu-wlu} and Friday. For Mon-
I‘x: Innl ’l'm-sday "Hello Broadway"
‘-‘ vinyl-cl: on ’chncsday and
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AT THE
Regent Theatre
St. Patrick’s Night
March 17
Norwalk Division No. 1, A- 0' H“.
Presents
The Beautiful Irish Play
MILES AROON
mm. at laughs. some pathos and
:mb .I'plI-nty. Tickets from mem-
». . .n .11 box office at 75c $100 3150
:I Iihi Milli! («ii 32- 00 Exchange for re- ‘
.irw-Ii nuts on or after TneSdaY.-
.I :uh 11.le 10 a.m-
caring: only for himsvll’
. hm pinto pony. taking fi'hatcvcr ho
ills until tllt‘l‘e- comcs thc (lay “fli‘lrll
iu-I-n
lio-
Ol‘ God.
will hold :I llll'v'lllli: on Sunday morn-
im: at tht- llllill'il'l'S :Il ll:~l.‘v o'clock.
l-‘ollnwing‘ thI- illi'OiillR‘ {l "fowl" was
I-IIjnyr-Il by Hi.- Incmlwrs.
Cats Once Worshlped.
After the Romans conquered E ,
they, with their usual Sagacity. toler-
atcd cut love or worship. Diodnrus
tells the story of agiob tearing a
Roman soldier “to pie 3" because he
had uccldcntuily slain II cut. An olilce
of keeper of cuts was lIcrcIlitary. The
Turks adopted Fells dornestlcu. in
Cairo homeless cats were fed by order
of the kudln. According to l.unc.the
translator of the Arabian Nights. the
Sultan Ez-Zuhir Beybars founded a
home for cats in a garden near his
mosque.
Hillside Auditorium
Friday Evening, March 17
At 8 o’CIock
Joint Recital
Theresa Hoyt...” Lyric Soprano
Ber‘rian“8hutes Pianist
Tickets 50c
. At ponneiiy'c and Hamilton'-
3mm of selected, feature pictures wiif' "
of the screen and the at- i
1 .
The annual meeting of Old We.“r 1nd Civnians'
of'
pony \vcrc rccclvcd and accepted. thc‘
9.13 if” .
Genetxglzfli Jan fSnLuts,“ th
takin rge o t e a airs in e
outbrgaks have resulted In the slaying of more than a score of troops
The Boers and natives under white agitator: have . 3
combined forces in open rebellion.
fin a Vgreatr vehicle of action_
' with a pretty love story
entwined
Premier of the Union of South Ahica, is
mine war in the Rand. fSerious l
I-«rg
‘early Coal Production.
pounds of coral.
It is reported that about (53.001)
Worth $7110.00” are
ltnken each year from the coral lccls
of Japan.
The \\ ork is done by diners.
the muster dlIer receiving and grani-
ing the coral as it is brought in. Whole-
Sale and exporting firms keep rcpre
:sentutives there to inspect the coral
and make bids for it.
expensive is “boke,”
color ;
Powerful
nesscs
fee often
Punch (London).
2 South Main 5: reel:
much to do with the value.
a. pale quince
next in value is pink,
white. light red and dark red.
The color has
The must
then
Remedy.
Profcssnr Coue thinks that many “L
can be cured by suggestion.
The more suggestion of the doctor’s
has the desired effect.—
“v"
Physical Power at Ostrich.
A full-urnxvn black ostrlcmls seven.
fccl hi"ll
Lu it “uh the speed of a horse, a man
of uwrugc size. '
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(‘LT Tins OlT—l‘l‘ IS WORTH
HONEY 1
Cit out this slip. enclose with Go
a. «1 mail it to Foley & C0.. 2835 She!-
ficid Aye” Chicago, .Ill.. writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package cou-
tai: Ii: .3 Foley" 5 Honey and Tar Com-
pound for coughs. colds and eroup:
iIo ey Kidncv Pills; for pains in sides
and back: rheumatism. backache.
kidney and bi udder ailments; and
101?. y Cathartic Tablets a wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing cathartic
for constipation. biliousness, head-
aches. and sluggish bowels. ——Stillson-
Powell Corn.
. I . .
DILS
mimic. ANDDAFFO
Fresh cut every day and very rcaconablc
GOLD FISH
We just received a new assortment
-5). NORVVJALK FLORIST AND
Fertilizers. Vegetable and Flower Seeds
Get in the habit of buying quality ct our store
of tiny pets
SEED STORE
South Norwaik
8 Union Street
Formerly with Exide Battery, South Nomlk
11' In trouble. watchman
PHIL. DIAMOND GRID BATTERIES
Guaranteed One and Two Years
ALL MAKES 0P BATTERIES “PAIRED AND
“CHARGED
HARRY DUFF
~ .
Southltorwclk
SHE’S HER
Accompanied by 200ma at reminity, united. 'Volunteox'i’and‘ mar.
WHO???
The; Cameo , .
mt~8nappy.~-Broozy. Musicalcomdy. Plenty ef‘Good Seats Still Loft for-Emma”-
PalaCe Wednesday, Regent Thursday. Prices. $1.50f50é
o
\‘V
and easily‘ carries on its.
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THuRsoAv and FRIDAY
(Matinee only at 2:15)
Viola. Dana
in a New Maxwell
_ roduction
“The Match Breaker” ,
Kargcr
J“;
INGM‘VN TOE NAIL ,
TURNS OUT ITSELF
A few drops at "()utgro" upon the
skin surrounding the ingrowing nail
reduces inflammation and pain and so
toughen: the tender, sensitive skin
underneath the“ toe nail. that it can
not penetrate the firsh. and the nail
turns naturally outward almost over
night.
“Outgro” is a hat-mica. antiseptic
manufactured for Chiropodists How-
ever. anyone can buy from the drug
'store a tiny bottle containing direc-
Rona—Adv.
~
:‘r‘é‘"“‘mmmm ' arm ":1
William .S’.
enixvof Action and a Great;
mStory, of the Great West.“
Hart
. neseJuggiers
Comedians
been in town
Special _
In
“ A real surprise, novelty ‘
I Choy: ng Foo Troupe
‘ ' Morgan” & Binder
Bits of Chatter and Song
Hall & Shapirow
and
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
The greatest picture that has
engagement
Patrick’s Day because
ttory of lrelan‘d and lrish
Herbert Revvlinson
“The Scrupper” .
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and Magic! ms
.—
De Luxe- : p
months—
for St.
it is a
for
M
any
ii WEEK OF REAL MIRTH! --
I nougnt.
Reading maketh a full man, confer-
ence a ready man .and writing an ex-
act mam—Bacon. ‘
WEEK OF
.4 In Six Different
Palace Theatre
Presents for the Entire
MARCH 20
The Celebrated and Justly Popular Company of Singing and
Dancing stars
HOYT’S REVUE
Two Hour Shows
Program: Change Monday, Wednesday, Friday
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FRIDAY AN
MONDAY AND TU ESDAY
“HELLO BROADWAY”
WEDN ESDAY AND TH U RSDAY
“SCANDALS OF PLEASURE”
D SATURDAY
“WINE, WOMEN, SONG”
and
SPECIAL FEATURE PICTURES
:iuruilsmu
Max Levy 5
Shoe Store
31 80.13111 “St, 80. Norwflk
Our entire stock alto new spring
footwear Included at mark-
‘ able low prim
” armlton Shop
ST. PATRICK TDAY amps L“- -_
74175 Molly Baum;
...... Love'cOid Smetmg _
74485-, The Kerry Dance :;
7&9“ ....... ..... ................Kathiecn Mavourcenr .
4.255 . Irish Stories _
, 04117 ..... frljc Minstrel Boy- ~_.f
642501....“.................,.............Wearlngof‘theGrefin ~
~ ~ VIGTROLA DEEARTMENTé—MAIN ELoon .
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ST. PATRICK DAY NOVI‘XJ‘IES
AND DECORATIONS
oeumsou DEPARTMENT—SECQND Encore
~49 Wall Street
open EYE-RY EVENING UNTIL um:
Norwalk
OLD CARs"
Sell Your Old Gm to the.
Bridgeport Ag: Wreck-
In:
1310 North Arena
Between Oak 3nd Center St,
Bridgman. Goon.
I
W-handpuhudfirccgo
Mmmbdcu
.—
Better and Larger
Than Ever.
Sonth ‘
Norvvalk
, Lunch -
has more than doubled its
. {in force;
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Norwalk Chronicler