AT THE THEATRES
”m l a III: \uz.
.nupzuu of Musical (‘Imicdy
inI-III'II \Vi‘l‘ln'> Engage.
lilt'lll at Palace M05
_\u~piI-iously.
cmoycd a most suc-
;It thi- i'ulace yesterjuv
‘2r.v:l~i\\‘ii}." a clever musical
._ gun ot catchy song hits.
cue and clever specialties.
”Inning ot‘ the company's
. imn- for a week and it
”isxru‘iDtts and forecasts a
IT. «luring which the com-
; .»:h r three shows. the pro-
:Ihs tomorrow and Friday.
,,s[ got a line reception and
.. [r prmIIisI-s to become a
”1.. (TN week is over. Lew
.i Felix Martin. the com-
-r comedians proved to be
\t combinations of caper-
has been seen on a. local
i their ludicrous antics
.I. TIIJy'S audiences to the
Ti‘i"1lil“1)‘Ll(‘kl‘v‘_\vy the prima
mul t'.lSiT_\' and with every
Illlli her work promises to
.I pinnacle with the, most
. who have come to this city.
hunt: cast including in im~
Int-Is that were well played
winlli. [lose Bennett and
The chorus was both
- . ... at and pleasant to listen
.. xii-Ines. not possessed by
1.x lllltiil‘ it at once popular.
. i1:n.l<i\\il.)" went over excep-
, . IT and if the company is as
.4. ,uiduls of Pleasure" which
;. m It “’eduesduy and Thurs-
' Wmv. Women and Song" for
ml Saturday. there will be
lush)“ for real satisfaction.
.: Lloyd‘s new five reel comedy
r.\T:Hlt' Man" kept the matinee
houses in roars and will
.ln today. This is without
xhn lwst vehicle in which
_\It been starred and it was
_. .. that his success in this hit
3...»- all of his previous etl‘orts.
II-vstluy and 'l‘hnrday. with :1.
Nu; the Palace. will present
l ’l'im {:Iinlmw." a new pro-
mth sixteen stars. The cast.
pit-tum includes Edmund
nx' Norwalk supported by such
::I\\ll Sl'l'(‘(‘ll players as Harry
Lillian (Billie) Dove. Helen
Hum-gt» .l“avycc.tt. Marguerite
um otlwrs At the Wednes-
_:ht show. the management will
the winnels of three. passes
or several weeks which will be
-l for the best casts selected for
1H-
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T" l ' N DIJRCLAI’.
2' "ill I'I-I-sI-nts ()ne of Most Absorb-
;u: and Thrilling Pictures That
"as liver Been Screened.
Hpu-ity audiences. at the lit-gent
w h--d their seats yesterday and sat
.Ilhlgss throughout the race scene
“i‘hunderclap." one of the most uh—
v-bing‘ and thrilling plays that has
wr been screened. Considerable was
claimed for this feature ill advance of
its run. but cwrtainly not more than
. Is Justine-d} in New ol' the ilnprv's-
-u that the production made upon
«I one who witnessed it. ' “’i‘huude"-
\\‘lTT have its finale showing at
lit-m-nt today and to those who
it yesterday. it can only be
THAT ihcy will miss a. rare enter-
nl if they let. the chance go by
.\ two reel comedy and Pathe
hill conclude the hill.
:Hii .«m
'l'llli [“(lt‘ll SEASONS:
1:. .--nI “t‘tlllt'htllly Feature Is Novelty
In. Iurc for All Alike—Presented
\\ ill. Ital-old Lloyd Comedy.
.Iurv novelty of rare beauty ex-
. ”In fascinating in its visualiza-
1. .. Nature’s handiwork. comes to
' "Lzl'ilt 'l‘heatre \Vednesday only.
‘Tliliil'l‘ ;'
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The Four Seasons" and
for the Kineto Company of
by taymond L. Dltmars.
ul' thi- New York Zoological
5., ~ .Iud is edited under the per-
mwtinn of Charles Urban.
WV. - IN :l very’o'dd' picture, as the
[Hit is interpreted by animals
‘ITT thi- birds and insects which
l‘ . 1w “midlands. forests. streams or
Inn sirics. The scheme of life
I. (“v‘wlltvli in a very telling manner.
'1 . |Tlii't‘ will be played with Harold
. - llt'Vi‘ tive reel comedy cyclone
'\ 4whuwhlade Man."
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\\ \\"I‘ A “FLYLESS” CITY.
'~l"l'lll‘:llSUN. Kane” March 21.—
T‘w Iw mowed purpose of“ making
1m . 'leh-ss" city. the city commis-
. . his unacted an ordinance laying
" .mct sanitary rules. They in-
l‘sflli will be alloWed to keep
wrporate bounds.
i». «ms. stables. chicken houses
“‘ '1 animal hotbes must be thor-
rl'Iam-d three times a week
carted outside the city.
~ wins.-
lenmi.
le traps must be placed at the
" " ' W’ war or each business place.
.x Inn-s are provided for viola-
:mn one horse. pow of hog with—‘
MIND commie gems. ;
ssY‘s ban; vagv nouns
Psychologist 13me Nine-Tombs ofr‘
People Don't Know How to Live.
"You can. do anything or be every-
thing you want. it' you inst decide
what you want." said Dewitt Talmadge
Van Doren- L. L. D., who spoke last
night at the Stratfield, Bridgeport. un-
der the auspices of the Applied Psy-
chology Club of Bridgeport. The sub-
ject of his lecture was "Man's Domlnv‘
ation Over All Things Through the
Creative Mini. ‘ ."
“The trouble is." he. said. “Nine-
tenths of the people don't know what
they want Take a week off. or I1
month off to decide what you want
and then go ahead and fix all, your“
concentration and all your powers ow-
. t
that one object and you will ,get'
th‘ere." . , Two Reel Comedy
“You can overcome rheumatism. '
Last Time Today at 2: I5, 73:113-
7The greatest horse race drama that was ever screened
Appealing and Absorbing
“Thunderclap
All Star Cast Includes Mary Carr as “Thep Mother?
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. - Pathe News
colds. stomach trouble. nervousness or
worry. if you are of a. mind to do so.
I have had the grippe for u. week and
do not intend to go to bed unt" I feel
ready to do so and I feel confident
that I will overdomc my trouble "
"Anyone can be successful. The
reason most people are failures. or at
least deficient. is because they do not
know how to live. Every science ex-
cept the science? of human life has
been taught in the schools and in the
clubs. Man does not understand him-
self and thinks all things are acciden-
tal and not a part of nature and natur—
al law, as they really are. Man is gov-
erned bv fixed principles and ideas. a
great many of which he knous noth-
i about. He should iilst learn what
are these principles and then under-
stand how to apply them to himself.
Dr. Van boron in his lecture. spoke
of the creation and development of
man.
“He is an evolution of organic mat—
ter." he claimed " :‘d has come up to
the modern state back from the pre-
historic ages. The world was half as
old as it is today. before an animal
with any sort of a brain even crawled
upon it."
A remarkable nature study that wa
iSTUDENT, SHELL SHOCKED
IN WAR, KILLS SELF
TVlAl‘TJ‘IVVOOD. N. J.. lilarch :3»—
Ncrvousness due to shell shock suffer-
ed in the war is belie‘ved to have
caused Ralph W. Harrison. 3]. to
WEDNESDAY ONLY
LIVE TWO YEARS IN TWO HOURS!
You can by seeing this big double feature program
FOUR
5571213235 ONS
Recorded by Raymond LDitinar
for Kineto Company of Americalnc.
Every school teacherv and school child thould see this
wonderful picture
HAROLD LLOYD
In the five reels of delight and triot'
A Sailor-Made Man
V
‘ “SCANDALS 0
'll both entertain and educate you-
I
show.
Last Time Today at 2‘15 and 7
Picture Gala/fiat 9.15
HAROLD LLOYD
“ A Sailor Made Man
Entire Program ChangejTomorI-ow .. '7 '-
Hoyt’ s Revue Ptesents
and
A 16 Star 3-!) Feature Production.
with
EDMUND BREESE OF N ORWALK
“Beyond the Rainbow ”
Cast content awards will be announced and made at Wednesday nigkt's _
Closes at noon "tomorrow
ax Le
Shoe Store
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-"To Men Who Know”
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NEW, SPRING shims
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some plain and some figuredd-
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shoot and kill himself at his home
here. early today. He had been under
treatment for nervous disorders grow-
ing out of his war experiences. his par-
Tents said. He shot himself with the
revolver he had carried througlf the
lighting in France.
Harirson was a graduate of Lafay-
ette College. where he played baseball
and lt-askctl all. lie was a member of
several prominent clubs and a icadcr
in local amateur athletics.
A Paramount Feature, the Cast of
wanted to Work :1 little every day to
m‘e extra monm. She said yer
father did not send her as much as she
wanted.” .7
said she found just 3 cents in her
purse and. after hesitating‘ as to
whether to buy a newspaper or a cup
of coffee. bought the coffee and walk- A
ed five miles into the city. She said ’ .
that she had not seen newspaper ac- Pall] Demers Wlns
counts of her disapmatancc. that h( r ______"__
decision to earn her'own thing was llOl.\’OKl-‘.. Mass. March 31....
just a “Turk” and that she wanted to Paul “mug” of New Rpm-“rd was
be "independent" and could not see
why anyone should be interested in
her movements.
Mr. Robinson. whose wife engaged
Miss Taylor as companion. said that
Miss; Taylor had come to his home
through the l'niversity Employment
Bureau. “\\'9 knew nothing about her
given the ludges' decision mcr \Villlo
Murphy here last night in a ten round
bout. The men are buntamwoights.
Wolfe Knocks Out
Eddie Smith
SANDUSKY. Ohio. March 21.—
—ack \V’olfe of Cleveland knocked out
Eddie Smith of Philadelphia in the
second round of a scheduled ten
round bout last night. They fought
at 122 pounds.
mummwmm
Tobbnthomofleotwhich tomog-
“inflammation;
Be sure You get ‘
BROMQ
‘l'ho-‘onuinobouothiooiaoturo
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One of the scenes in “The Four Sen
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
“Affairs of Anatol"
“SATURDAY NIGHT”
except that she was recommended by}
NEW CANAAN the university." Mrs. Robinson said
that Miss Taylor w'brked two hours
GIRL FOUND every evening—from 5 to 7. "She‘
IN CHICA(}O seemed to be an unusually Vrefined.
girl," said Mrs. Robinson. “and did'
. not in any way try to mislead us. so.
Continued “0m Page One. far us we know. She said that she
REGENT TBMOBROW’ ONLY
You WILL so: ms mummm
the Regent tomorrow with ma Lloyd's new Scream “A sailor-we
Man " ‘ , '
Which Will Outclaos therStars En
FRIDAY KND SATURDAY
Another Prom-am Change IV ' A —
, “WINE, WOMAN AND SONG”
and
“WHAT DO MEN WANT?” '
‘ South Norwalk
MINTZ’S
L
Rl-ICITAL 0F RILEY'S POEMS.
Miss Mayme English-Lillotee. the
ubicst interpreter of the poet James
ANhitcomh Riley. will give a recital
‘prescnted in costume av the High
“School Auditorium. Thursday, March
‘30. at 8 p. m. ‘
In the afternoon at 4 o'clock she
will render a program for the chil»
dren. Music fpr the occasion will be
provided by local talent.
i Miss Lillotte has the highest‘testi-
imonials from people prominent in
{educational circles. and the press no-
:tices are flattering.
The entertainment is given under
-ihe auspices of the Directors of the
TSouth Norwalk Public Library. and is
for the benefit of that institution.
The price of the tickets has been
made small that all may feel that they
must buv them. Send the children in
rthe afternoon. and come yourself in
ithe evening. Tickets for adults 85
icents. S p m. March 30. Tickets for
ichildren 15 cents 4 p. m. Tickets for
site at the Library.
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A new line of Spring Blduses at J.
i1. Mallette’s. See Adv.
when Capt. Godfrey Rodriguez
ol' the Dutch army. internationally
known as a long distance walker.
arrived in the United States the
first. thing that he did was to
our: u hiking club. He started
one in Cincinnati at the request
. of the Board of Health. Then he.
started them in movers) cities
throughout the country. . The beau
" em derived by we hikers on these
. ’ trumps was at once noticed. Their _
en sparkled. their cheeks
shell and their lengthy stopo-
quickeuedv- filo-methadone sim- ~
~ pie, and his advice to those wis’h- ,
i in: to be robust and healthy in
exercise. Capt. Rodriguez has
Walked amend the World and’ is
one at Holland's best swimmers.
‘oiy. ..-.~
A . y. .. "”‘E *‘
j‘1)1'.‘~‘Af!0lf.“-[.Il()l‘1?llz. L the prominent
a ‘ -I. w: '.
'health commissioner of New You):
'both agree on the hygienic advantages
of correct coraetry tor women.
suit the expert Corsetiere at The N. E.
Ryan Co.‘ 5 store for advice on‘. the
correct model for your figure. it you
dééire to be comfortably and stylishly
corseted. See Adv. ‘
nus." the great nature ,photophy 3t.
Take a glass of Salts it your Bock
Lof lead:
152‘ Iron your pharniacbt about fin-
» ounces of Jarl Salts toke- 8. tablespoon-
. faint to; a few days and your kidneys
3 will then a‘ct fine.
., lemon juice.
Viennese specialist and Dr. Copeland;
Con- .
N orwalk
Congregational Church
FREE Steroptician Lecture
by g .
Rev. Wm. Sinclair
Eye Strain
will interfere with the pleasure of an
evening’s reading and with the wary
Pastor of Noroton Presbyterian Church
Thursday, 8 p. m. in Parish House ins capacity of business 1‘0““-
Let us help remove the cause of any
Slime“ - noying headaches by a examinauu
“SUNNY. CEYLON” of your eyes.
Everybody Welcome T H A M E R, IN Co
Social and Light Refreshments optommstc and Optician!
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EAT LESS AND TAKE '
sAL‘ TS non KIDNEYS
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hurts or Bladder
botherS.
The American men and women
must glint-d constantly against Kidney
trouble, because we eat too much and
all our food is rich. Our blood is fill-
ed with uric acid which the kidneys
strive to filter out. they weaken from
overwork become sluggish: the elim-
inaxive {issues clog and the result ls
kidney trouble. bladder weakness and
a general decline in health.
When your kidneys feel like lumps
your back hurts or the urine
is cloudy. full of sediment or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night: if you mixer
Zwith sick headache or aimy. nervous
spells. acid stomach. or you have
rheumatism when the weather is bad,
w
P
In! in a glass of water before break
Thls famous sluts
is made from the acid of grapes and
combined with lithia.
and has been used“ for generations to
flush and .atimulate clogged kidneys;
.to deutrqlize .-~' _ 'n the urine so
it no longer is a. source of irritation.
thus ending builder disorders. “
Jud Salts is inexpensive; cannot in-
fine. makes a delightful effervescent v
flights-water beverage, and belongs in
every home. because nobody, can ' ' i
make a. mistake‘ ' by having of good
kidney jnuihing any" tints—Adv.
“136mm DARNIT
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has more than doubled it!
for oo~
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BECAUSE HE
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Non-walk to eat and
prices: are within
reodrofall. lino; filth,
the ,
Norwalk Chronicler