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. .-, .»-.‘-, «tum-c orchestra. in America, tnin tho Alnn 11H :1 llcpuhlicnn orguu- " u
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-,- 1‘1-1'il B. Dr-Miilc with :1 lzrliioll, hut illc pit-«inc hnd liccll \‘lO-lhlzl', I‘ll;f‘:,xlfl:l:1r.“:l:dlitii‘i‘lll‘m‘ :i'f ‘l‘l‘lt‘l' SUNNY 0E1 LON
. ' it‘ll proscntation—on the screen lutml by tho invitations givcn to the;c‘]",rol‘“ath_0n ".(‘lm‘k "n ”w cvvninzl l
'11-. music-making group. mcmlwrs at tho Army to form the nu-i . . .. . 1 Eve b0
.. hwtm. was nerds-d for an (‘lt‘lli-l of thc Army of tho Fl'cc Stutclgfllnthtgil:illlifipr‘i‘l‘ml:3““Jimutzz‘éi I, ”welcome
.. 11.1 111111 scene ill which Lcatrico which ()‘Fonnor dcclnrcd. auhvcrtcd ‘ ' ,- "" ' J, '
,1 . l“lll’il Roberts. Conrad Nagel. the Republic. [in said tho Army (_on_.:1::»k(no;1”r'n?: 2:]1111;031:112.“.‘forottwi Social and Light Refreshinents-
1 . 3.1...11112 Edythe Chapman, Julia. volition would hr» held Sunday. on 9:11 3.1111 n numhcrpof othcrlprominrnt
1 l1‘;:1 Davidson and James Neill thvrc was no govcrnmcnt in Irtlland s onkels ’ ‘ , ,
"‘ ”Twit" U“. fact that the or- “t prlscnt to which the Army owcd psi. The l‘m Scouts will Hr in attolld SEEK TO KILL
1- . “11:.- nnirrtm-rl for the evenings. allegiance. ' ' ‘
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lw.ln~r got it together at nine A rcsolution would he suhmlttod t0.22:0"Egan?“rfgifigg‘fxasoflgypa MINERS UNION
L. ., thu morning so that the the convi-ntlon. said O'Connor. renvw- ‘ ' 'l‘hr llepilrtmrni i‘oinmnn‘ler
. v: 11w- screvn party might lng allegiance to tho Irish Republic. tqkés um; opportunliv to itlmnk i119 Continued from First' Paco.
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l'i‘uw'illl‘tl Today
and “Bl-Mind
l thunud Brccse l
2m I’m-gnu“.
RETZFAST. Marc-in
l'lstrr Soc-rials has been moved from
___ _,_ Ncwtownhuticr. County Fermanagh.
>:vnl‘€’~'s ill??? mint to within a fc-w hundred yards of
1 11w moat hril- Clones in the Fren State; whcrc there
will hr.- is :1 strong garrison ot‘ the Irish Re‘
. .11‘1- 'l'lwutrr toduy‘puhllcnn Army. Five 1110:1311: piltoons
u’zlnjlllll‘ilfin with a of specials from Omagh.
3311.“; “Scandals 01‘ ti‘ookstown. Strabnno and Klllrter
1 ”harm: tiu- notcd worr- concentrated last. evening in the
111- {sell-drown ’l‘yrww hills. from Pomeroy to
1:111: arc: Syn-rm Mountains. and searched the
(“omi— countnsirie 'i‘hc (“ookstown plamon
(1 1271:) found 71 number of rifles and made
Whiz-.1 Bun. Diana tiw- arrests.
i‘mlr’ot. James “ppm-ts
15- E‘K'llilum region docl
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11mm
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from thr- Uhllngh Bridge
11-min,
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22.-—-A force or /
l‘L'ngnmion. ‘
the 1
‘Today Only at 2:15, 7 and 9
A double feature program that will ’gf'wc you the 598‘ “V0 'hOUf‘S ‘0‘ 1
entertainment you have ever had -
“The Four Seasons”
A photoplay that shows the work of nature through spring, summer,
autumn and win? er in the most deiighttul manner—A chance
to live a year in an hour
and
are that uniformed Irish
your-5n. (lonrgo Paw- y“. -1111hiira41 Arm‘. members were Oh-
:111 i \thlti r ’Miilm
lllH'llm’tS "1 a h'usnsz and m-rc presumed to be {'0'}
:m‘H" 1“ it do“ n‘ lining: the sniping outposts. l
.1111 supporting 'l‘vso families in the danger zone‘
Vii?“ “W‘s 1‘” mow-d their cntirc effects to :1 safer-l
_ 1113“ “1’40““ pinch furthrr in tho 'l‘xrono Count)
.-'--1i b)‘ “mm 05 ”l“ intrriot in consequence of their own
Lil ME Fil‘- T111 l‘f‘ farmhouses being riddled bx bulletsi
r .11”... to whom Sh“ Similarlv another farm‘r wa< form-d:
it :11 1N5 811d PFQDOS- to seek shelter with fricnrls in the
lam 51111-1. icnl} U1“ C‘alcdon district. His housc was im-
131111-11 and “h?“ mediatch occupicd h} snipers.
1 ‘ “It?!“ :1 111-111 has 'l‘ht pol icc rc-polt that the
holds HHS SDWR- arc cvide-n‘tly good mnrksmcn and
:1 “li'SU'TY posscss up to dzltt- fit-id zlasscs. judg~
HF llillllI'C'- ing by the prompt way in which they
_— spot the mow-moms of tho opposing.
f(,>'1'1"i~s. 14'1er hodics of. FOHFP have;
ln-r-n mwcd lo llli- district. and this is
l‘i'llf’ll'?‘ “Tim FOII!‘ ri-assuring the loyalists tar-comr- e).-
IJuyd’s “A Sailor- um;
‘ «in lmuhil- Bill. J:p:l,p‘,\.<'l‘,
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fin
March -- (Associntml
,fiAlH-stzilnry tiring continued
11v s'i-sti can} from tho i-‘rr-t- State
nil ““17 ’5‘“? svh- lll" bowie-1‘. alum: lhc fl‘oniivl‘
:4 11' «1113' 57““ pro- of Counties Tyl-onc and Monanimn.
' '1“ ‘WOksflfl' 1" 'Thl‘ inn-rm n Angina-loin) and t‘nicdonn
' TOP-U him?” W 1'1 mostly from sniiwr's locatcd in honscs
.tiizv important“ iltSl-lt‘ the: boundary linc. according to
that 11” NOT" rv '1» wts from tiu- hordrr l'occix'rd l'll'!’(‘
viifl‘fl. Jllsl. IOtliifi‘.
1"”“4” oi" in- Th“ l‘lsti l' lim'tlvr
311' " 3" “"1” "3”- \i_~it€~rl lust l‘VI‘FlHi: thi-
- l 1:5. 1m {01111310 tln sniping l“‘:l\lll¢‘s
‘ihe- 1 our Seasons" rcss :m-i hcm'd lin-
“ ”lilt‘lflll WON“ «1min: :1 \isit to llzlllncli lll‘li‘lk‘f‘.‘
nn- performed Whit-h nix-Mus lllt' two cmlnliu-s, while
u. >111l11‘-"-|li1l1m“ (‘nptnin Thompson and Hood (‘onsm-
4 man 11 tin inort ixlv- ilnll of ”11- (‘qllcdon platoon. rc-
1.11 ' 17.1111: 10111101111111“; lit‘ul‘ the hox-lcr. Inn (11110
-1.~' .1 rcul _\’i'.il‘ Oi for thy suipcl‘s 011 the olhcr
‘ t'xrollfl‘.
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“ vnr-w- is inlay
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locality \\'l‘li'l‘(‘
\vm'l- in pro:—
shnotimz going on
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(llllt'l‘ nllict-l‘s
pus-evil “llllt‘
l.;;;l1 lll'liltl'l‘
qunrtm‘s.
l“'l‘.l.l.\'. March 22.~—-Thc nr-ws-
pnpcr nlcn wcrc ilivitrd this lnmnim:
to thc llcpnhiicnn Publicity lh-pwntU
mont. \\lit-l‘t‘ tin-3 “"1111 l‘t‘t‘é-lvi‘tl in
(.‘ommn lllltl nt tl‘l"onnm‘. Discussing
1hr Army chu-nt’lrm. tho imumilnd-
zmt poinii-d out it had 1-1-1111 oriuinull}
summoncd with tho :tpprmnl of Rich-
nl'll Mulcnhy, 120w Ministcr of llci‘cnsc
in thr- llnil ('11l1illvt. 'l'hc dclvuilti‘s.
l1-- said. llllll ln-vu sclcclml hy colnpnn-.
its 1111:] llllllllli‘l‘tll about six lllllilll‘h‘tl :
il't‘nnnm‘ will the lntcntioll was to
Maxim-1- to tilt' Al'lll) its old ioluniwr
constitution, undvr \\ hi1 l1 it 0ch led its
own t-.\ccuti\c. 'l‘hc constitution was
ulnnldonml “'llt‘ll tllc [lull l-Iircunn
was cstuhlishe-d {is tho :cpuhlicull'
itcc‘vni 'l'hn-ntl'c tonmr- (iovm‘nlno-nt and thc Army H‘VOl‘t‘ ill-l
11,131 “'hllc pinyin: inst lcgiuncc to it as such.
mugt‘lcid's Now Al‘llr‘ollrrtllllll Millinlu. Mini-mi
., 1.11..
ft») l‘g ltllI S‘
Admit.- Mull"
'ho‘» pit-turn has
at bunch of
11:11 it is will
limo. Lloyd is
this" 111 .- rev-l
minim-.1111 of
mnxinzun‘. 01‘
iv :lt‘iltlll
‘1‘:- \\'t‘l‘-T' ‘Rimilnrly ox-
proccmiing towards Ral-
und had to svvk sm't- .
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tobcrta. Conrad Nam-l.
I “whorls And a N‘urc of
Other Sta.“ Appear in
“Saturday Night."
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‘11)Ilfll10llt the day before UN: and establishing an executive cntflled
\1‘ Fisher proved that hf‘ to issuc ordcls to the Irish Ropuhll-x
.: 0.1-” us play the violin. A can Army. which Would then rcpudi~
1.5 thr- musician and his .1101 control by the Dali.
w. mum-rs in this pictUTrc "You may. it‘ you like. call us mut-
,1', ’ icccrp." udder! O'Connor. “but the
sc-rird _mming between The occuplcdl .
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‘Ill't such othi-r
dctuil four l‘mnrudvs for (him-d lluty.
'l‘his dl-tall in full uniform will l-cport
.various l'osts hr and momhrrn or his
staff have visltcd during the your and
A great chance (if die—laughing!
it
Harold Lloyd’s greatest five reel comedy vehicle
A Sailor-Made Man
Positively the last appearance of this picture in Norwalk
TOMORROW AND FRIDAY
T Cecil B. DeMille Presents
Jane MacPherson's Remarkable Story
“Saturday Night”
A utory that starts where others leave off—where the poor girl mar.
ries her rich ideal—where the heiress tired of society's whims, wer
a plain mar. of the people. And when their dreams come true at the
altar—what of the years that follow?
New‘York life! With its pleasures. its pain and its thousand ”alluring
varieties
Played by a Brilliant Cast Including
BEATRICE J OY—CON RAD N AGEL
EDITH ROBERTS—JACK» MOW’ER
THEODORE ROBERTS
AND OTHERS
Two Reel Comedy Palhe News
ii in in tlw
(“hurl-‘11.
\Vc‘xl
1:31“ Um
llcpnrtnwnt and in trans-J
“ill mill at
l‘ullnls nl ill.
(null. 111 Th1,
:1
Norwalk
Congregational Church
in :1 :11“-
lvusincss :1:- nmy pro-
lit'l‘ly conic lu‘i‘oro‘ it
5. Aichd-ucalnlp
(‘onlmundcr John ll llultcisun in tin
pullout of thc l‘lllll‘l ll :11 lzfl" p. in.
Hill! 13th. ;
ii. C‘oltllll.’711drl‘- Allin-t (‘. .f‘lnrk of;
Buckingham Post _\'u_ it is ll“l‘l"l)_\' dis;
wind .1" (tiliccr or ii"- llll) and 8‘):
(lll‘ucr or thv ,‘uuul-d. (‘ulnnmndclw
John H. llzltlI-i'sou of Douglas i-‘nw-
lvl' Post. No. 4k. is lwrrhy dirvciml to
“ill 11- pmt is
FREE Steroptician Lecture
by
Rev. Wm. Sinclair
it‘astor oi‘ Nmoton Fresh) tel-tan Church
Thursday, 8 11.111 in Parish House
“They know this is a frholons ex-
cuse. but it is the onh one they have
left.” the mine workers statement
said. characterizing Mr. Cuchlng as
lot the splendid manner in which thpy
lune horn rec eivod and the Han"
hcnlh wclcome that was extended.
Today and Tomorrow
9‘
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do Entirely New ,8how by the 20 Musical Comedy Stars
\ presents
“Scandals of Pleasure”
lMore peppy even than was “Hello Broadway"—Entircly new songs and
come’dy—new costumes and new scenery
and
(TH RISTIA N S‘VA RTZ
living “in a large way representative
“ Béyond the Rainbow ’ ’
With Edmund Breese of Norwalk
Harry Morey, Helen Ware. Billie Dove and 3 Score cf Others
6
TONIGHT
Winners of the cast selection contest will be announced and passes
awarded. Maybe you win
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
“WINE, WOMAN AND SONG”
Men’s Shoes
Max Levy’s
Shoe Store.
31 80. Main 51;. So. Nor-walk.
Men’s Tan Calf, Rubber Heels, All
Solid Leather
t‘ .......... $3 95, $4.,95 and 3535'
The above are all waited soles. and
in the very latest styles
.
a
%
Nowell & Murray
Biol-Men um! furnish“
“To Men Who Know"
m Washington St, So. Nanak
NEW SPRING SHIRTS.
Collar to w
Special $1.65
and
Another feature picture that will make a big hit
“WHAT DO MEN \VANT?”
The French Millinery Shop
21 North Main St.
Special Sale
$1.59
(lelluine Pipin Rock. Sport Hat
\‘alur $3.9.“
100 Trimmed Hats
ch'nlar price up to $12.0”
on sale at $2.49 and $2.98
Lady Ethel Dress Hats from $5.00 to $15.00
wn GARRY A FINERETNE or
Gage Bandeau Sailors and Sport Hats
The French Millinery ShOp
f.
in this town
Branches: Stamford, New Haven
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Positively no cmlucction will] any other store
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SOI’TH NOR“’AI.K LIBRARY
BENEFIT.
tifully.
To give dialcctic peculiarities with-
out’exaggemtions it is necessary to he
to the manner born. .
Miss Liilotte has given recitals to
over ’200 schools. colleges. libraries!
Mira Mayme English-Lillotte who is
to give the James \Vhltcomh Riley r9-
cital Thursday evening. March 30 at
the High School Auditorium. was born and clubs.-
in the West-and was a friend of the Don't miss this recital.
poet whose verse she renders so heau- lcents.
Tickets 35
The Textile Store j
Canton Crepe
Special 98cyd.
Black. white and street shades,
some plain and some figured
66 inch Tweed: ...... .. . . $1.75 yd.
136 Washington. Stree‘
South Nor-walk ‘
. a
MIN TZ’S
0W
1.. ‘T'fi'L‘i-m
Eye Strain
will interfere with the pleasure of a!
evening‘s reading and with the work
ing capacity of business hours.
Let us help remove the cause or at
noying headaches by an examinatim
of your 6‘ es.
.1 .
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'THAMER, INC.
lOptomctrists and Opticians
8 TAtlantic St" Sbmfé'd
a
OLD CARS
”Your-030511;;
Bri rtAto
dilemma,
Blathlmu
Between Oak and Center 8.,
Bridgeport, 0m 7,
am.mmum
Mayflower
fl .
..___ -.____.._.. ‘ rank and flip is always right. It is tho of the operators.“ ‘ j
v1 111 it" AMTIC CITY CLERK DEAD leadcrs who have tailed." 'Otllcial ltépnrtmont fommander. . "Only recentb' President Harding t C
. .\ dNTiC. March 32. —Albrzrt ALBERT l‘., STARK. ‘lun‘nounced that Attornev -Gencml~
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1" a 46. citv clerk tor the past
1-1r~ diwi last night ail. his
Windham same-at. He was
1" Mord Spring “
GRAND ARMY
Continue-d from Page One.
.Norwalic. Comm.
‘1
95ml! “Bill of Health." March 4.1922.
l
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of liPillll: is a certificate lb. Grncrul Order No. 5.
1h.- honour of u vrsael when l. 'l‘ht- Department Commander an-
.‘,-..,H 1. part. “When no dls- nounccs that the F‘ifty-flt‘th- annual
cncampmv-nt of the Departmrnt or
Connecticut. Grand Army of the Re-
public. will i»- hcld ill Norwnlk. April
13111 and 19th, 1922.
m minim-111 nature exists -in
:11. 91.11 in known 1.3 a cleim
‘11-.o.'l'.. li' Enron-(inns dim-1132
'4"! 1r lino-1: is rmsuihilit‘y of
. The cnrampmcnt will convene
m PM“, “ suspected M,“ in t1 (- parlors of tho South Norwalk
""" 111' "5"“ ”Twas" QXL ' Congregational Church at 1:311 p. m.
MW” "" r. (”0’ M”- TTW on Tursda). April 18th.
'1 ‘11-.111 hill or ilellllhfl'll 3. Temporary headquarters of the
whim! :..- individuals, who. department will be established ln‘thr
mama-.11 a;_-..1111m.l:o:1, are Mgmorial Room ot‘ thei’church. Dc—
1.1-: 1‘1..-r partmont officers will report here at
tic-:1 l t h.
It a. m. Tuesday. April 18th.
4. The Council
.11 the Sentinel, of Administration
14‘
ENCAMPMENT‘
lDaugherty had given him an official
opinion that the "operatozfand mm-
lens would not violate any law of the
.1! nited States by meeting in joint con-
MONTCLAIR N J" March 22 ——Reor ference for the purpose of négotintlug
Admiral Joseph Gerrish Ayres \ledi- a new wage agreement. * '
«cal Corps. U. S. N” retired. died last Both President Harding and Sec-r?t
night at his son‘s home here. it was tary 01 Labor Darts have been un-
announced today. Funeral services sparing in their denunciation of the
will be held Saturday at, Canterbury.'operators for their assault on business
”H where he' was box-1'1 in 1839. morals by breaking their valid con-
tract with the minor"
The,Mtement asserted that the op-
Aaat. Adjt. Genl.
REAR ADMIRAL GERFllSH DEAD
AMEFNG'AN MILITARY ATTACH ES
Wl‘FHDRAWN orator: in central competitive field
1 “err absolutely bound by contract ,to'
i PARIS, March 22. -——The American enter a national confcrenre which
lmilitary attaches at Brussels, Vienna, most of mm have refused to enter
The Hagar. Prague and Emil-ww-m 1 and ad (1 that “thé plain. bold faced
being withdrawn by the Washington purpose. in the hcads of the operators
government in the interest of economy, is the destruction of the Miners'
according to information in diplomatic 1 nion '-
quartcrs. Their functions will, be . M---
mien over by» the legations a: 1hé- Aavertise in the Sentinel for the—
ious capitals; .. up". a . .
and Edith Rolacrts
DeMille Wm
Conrad N ‘
in. o. Cecil
' Saturday right."
A Paramount. Picture
DOROTHY DARNIT
Docent-v.1 WANT
YOU T0 was” THE
DISHES. THts IS
NORKS DAY OFF
NOW. l GUESS
I'M ~READ‘1’ T0
chAN'cM.
Boiler and Larger
Thais Ever.
,. .
{Inmate than doubled ii!
setting capacity for at?-
commodating its putt-om,
This is the best place in
Ncrwaik to eat. and the“
pric'es are Within thé
reach of all.
BEST FOOD, BEST SER-
VICE. BEST PRICES
Norwalk Chronicler