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Ofi'v'h .\11utl1(‘r Splendid
miml) Fur Palm-1‘ Pa-
.lnmuJ llri-i'N- l'lt'llll'l‘
.\ ”it.
- l
1: ~
., .l(
’uw hours of continuous
.11 the headline class.
want-dy. tunct‘ul music.
tl .vuing togcthcr with :1
t-;.l.i_v attraction make
1111- Palace Theatre
<--.1r.d;x!s of Pleasure."
on tho' circuit offered
.\n-- “as presented yes-
"l and last night to
. . ,lnd the new program
:1::-r hit than "Hello
i; was offlercd for
lay. fits in "Hello
l‘-l1\‘ Martin and Lew
v n the comedy roivs
um: popularity
' 11:0 churactcrs was at
'l‘hs- clean and lchly
l-.« pt up had the, house
. I‘i\
ill
31 l 1‘
'l‘41».~.
4
ilif'il‘ appearance in
'mtll the last curtain.
“Alley continued her
ix-‘x to the stalsfaCtion
H- r voicc yestcrday was
! lio-r solo numbers drew
v wind of iwarty applause.
hose Emmett and
the other principal
11:“! Vehicle acquitted
the most creditable
it”: nu as lively as ever
in 1v gowns was set in
wu’ sccnir arrangement.
i'huisure" which has its
wimn today promises to
‘mwl for the engagement.
l:.iinl>r)w." the all star
11’ l1 h Edmund Rrecse of
:1. .11-4 I’:lll be classed as one
1.. 4i M‘lt't'll releases of the
\w-ll known players Were
' .. ll llu- vehicle furnismwl
iii
ci‘ cppcvtunlty for dis-
'11" In 4.11: abilities all of
ii» .i 1. advantage.
4 \ [1 “DAY Nltim."
l {n!:1‘rt4. Conrail Nugi-l.
- .1. u .lny and 11 Score of Other
I luluml Stars in New Parn-
mui supcr I’l'aturc At The
llc‘gi-nt Today
:.- lmlu-rts. xc-tcran charac-
chvllv-d across half of the
'wiu‘nrniu the second largest
"w union to appear in Cecil
~14 latest l'nramount picture.
XIIIlll.” which comes to the
1‘ ......._ tndziy and tomorrow.
the part was an inmortant
producer foresaw that it
filmed in relatively little.
<u Roberts was cast in another
l \
ln‘
‘im-h curried him high in the
l .\'v\;1da mountains. five hun-
-~ilo-:~1 from the liasky studio.
Hist then Mr. DeMille nceded
up... Frantic tclr-trraphiug and
~-.~'>- frantic auto stage and railroad
\lt‘lllll: on tlu- part of Theodora-
.nln-rtr: landwd tlu~ lath-r at tne Litsky
mlm lln' murmur; of tlw day llt' was
I li'ln'lll the camcra in “Sat-
‘l‘ \'i1!lil." ¥ rntrlw- JOY. Conrail
laidlih Roberts and Jack Mow-
. l lb»: cast.
511111181111) (Ell—[fill
IS GOING DOWN
intinucd from First Page)
'. Her registered tonnum- was
'illul'ltG. France. March :5;
I uito-d States Shipping Board
‘lvumcr \Vcst Caruth. aided
: in: from (‘herbourgz reach-
--r» early this afternoon after
luv-n in distress since. last
'1 tlu- northwest coast of
WWI had to sacrifice a large
1 :r cargo of bamboo. which
_ bringing from Ilakkar.
l 0.141 Africa. '
-.—-~
ill [I ill \ Sl-II’ARATES
unllml-JPORT I.
TO ,, PLAY
M. 11. A.
long looked forward to,
‘ ;- lw-«i tonight at Hoyt's the’
1 \\ hen the Red Men Separ-
“ish with the. Y.’ M. H. A.
Ell'l‘lfl'r'llol'l. for the junior
.‘vz‘nv 01' Connecticut. This
inn-u in the works for some
ll it was only a. few days
1*»- managcrs of the two
7 'ulgt'rl to comc to a final
. should be a particularly
‘ nth 1».th have an excel-
' In tho: basketball fie-id. As
-~ mm- to put speed into the
31m» side bet on the
Kalilt'.
\lo-n Separate lineup will
“will and W'ood. forwards:
:md (‘avanagh and M.
1 e- The 1'. \l. H. A. H e-
" 9“.le and ltmkowltz. tor-
cvnttr: J. Swart".
l“ :1
1‘7. ill,
211:11'1i4
in the Sentinel.
of themone hundred dollars.
~ ratified by the club :1 large amount of
.the work which the Community
FORMER COMMUNITY— 1
CLUB MAKES FINE
GIFT TO NEW CLUB
Continued trom First Page.
was pr cut and as a result of the
mectin'. several important matters f
were decided. It was resolvcd that the
club present to the Girls“ and \Vomens’
club its supply of dishes and silver and
such other articles as are now in stor-
age: that it present to the Red Cross
the chairs. previously loaned to the
Red Cross for its temporary use. Cou-
Slilt'l’llhlt' discussion was aroused'over
the question of the disposition of the
money remaining in the treasury and
enthusiastic approval manifested over
the proposal made by Miss Dotha S.
Pinneo. who moved that th‘é balance
in the treasury should be given to the
(‘rirls‘ and \‘Vomens' (‘luh to serve as a
basis for a fund to furnish a room
called the Communiix Room. iv later
action it “as mowd to make this gift
This amount in-
cludes the. balance in the treasury of
the Civic Department as well as in the-
treasury of the general oluh.
There have been a succession of
“’omens‘ Clubs in Norwalk which have
carried on the idea of community fcl-
lowship among women and which”
have brought the spirit of fellowship
more and more into the affairs of daily 3
living. The Central club. which had
rooms in the Chichcster house on West
avenue. accomplished much good.
Aftr-n a number of yeifi's it was follow-
ed by the Community club. which had
its headquarters for a time on Elm
street and then in the \V"..itncy apart-
ments on \Vcst nvunuc. The (‘om-
munity club in the years immr-diately
proceeding the war not only brought
its members together socially \ut en-
abled them to accomplisn many splen-
did pieces of civic work. The cHil-
dren‘s gardens. carried on so success-
fully by the civic department under
Miss Plnneo. held the first childrans'
market organized in the l'nitcd Siil’J‘S.
Through its junior depaitmcnt it car-
ried on classes in Design and in Music.
Through several entertainments ar-
monev was raised for the childrens‘
playmound~z “hich \v1- 11- 1, arricd on for
two s'nniners. ()vcr four hundred dol-
lars was also raised for Sn-rhiun relief
in lll!‘ last year of thc club‘s activities.
of thc members prc-
It i” ”‘9 “Op" Farm property of John McCornmck
”m "t ye‘qtnr'mvs nwcting that .the in the' (ix-Ridge section of Darieu.
gift offered by ”‘0 “Uh ‘0 the Girls has been incorporated with shares
and “'omcns' club may help carry on
club
triwl so earnestly to accomplish. The
gift is made in the knowledgc that no
good effort is log! :11.'i that the work
of the past is an integral part of each
drveiopmcnt of the present and thc
future. The club urges ail.it3 former
members to show their interest and
coppcrution in the new club by john
‘ _ i111: in tlic struts or parks Wearing
in; its ranks immediately. wood. 5 51111::‘5: 1:1“- Pg"’-\:‘::’::gg; )‘r‘iiQ‘V hands or. their sleeves. do not’
m ”-'“*““" 2‘." s lures: 1 rs. 'u L'ur -. .» t‘ . l .. 1*. t! ‘ ‘ 1 thertisin a new
MORE CORN EXPORTED 0? Krewzlb'dlll Farm. 1” Shun-S: itih'dkoiAloitl.i(11.1i.tor promglilg‘ating aI
“'ASHINGTON. March 2., vammi Thoma: Crimmins. 10 01 thS J. S. new shin in 1‘. udren's decorathe 4t"
can exports of corn dur Februm} iimt 11. 10 shares; J. ll Laphani. mp Sm”, ~ to ”H colored “m” cap
inCI-(taged more than 200 per cent ovel Xv‘V 0111.11 111. 15 shares: \K'illiam II. (Him-01‘ '1 ‘Hr ago If v01; do you'll!
Ihe same months km year. while vx‘ new 01." wi York and New Canaan. .» 11:3 :‘Tom‘; ~Tm_‘wl-I°w b-mds trim 3‘
ports of cotton seed oil tell on‘ sit-4‘11:- shares: Hcrmnn momma... N. Y., 5 i‘-1«i hm {warmq}: . .
ly under 400 per cent from the Salim shares: L‘. \Vatson. .ir.. 5 shares. . . 1. w .
month a. year 119'.”- Illthcrs in tho» corporation are James Accordm, to ”1‘ Nd“ 0‘ Dr. John
which has
PALACE.
, r ‘51 3;.“
'l‘hc
subscribed for
the company
is now at his southern place:
holds 110 shares; Gaycr G.
of Pnnus street.
has subcribed to 10 shares:
11rd Stout Neilson. secretary and ire-m;
Others in the corpor-
ation who have subscribed for various
amounts are: Judge
.surcr. 5 shares.
I’Iighla nd
Last Time Today
“.15 Ar; Entirely “New Showiby the 20 Musical Comedy 953"
GYT’S RE V U E
“Scandals of Pleasure”
More peppy even than was “Hello Broadway"—Ent"‘°'y new ”figs and.
comedy—new
All Star Cast Presents
“BEYOND
With Edmund Breese of Norwalk Harry Morey. Helen w'are, Billie
Dove and 3 Score of Others
FRIDAY
ine, Woman and Song
Another Feature Picture that Will Make a
.. “What. Do Men Want” 0
HlfililANfl FARM
BilliPflllAT
l" arm
250
is “‘illiam Zeiizler.
and
Domi
vice-president.
Dr. 1
Charles D. 1.
Company.
taken over the Lillydale
The president of
l
presents
costumes and new scenery a plain man of the people.
and 4...
THE RAINBOW”
AND SATURDAY
Two Reel Comedy
and
TODAY AND FRIDAY"
Cecil 3. new Presexits
Jane MacPherson’s Remarkable story
“Saturday Night”
A story that s‘arts where others leavé off—where_the poor_nirl m_ar-
ries her rich ideaiéwhere the heiress tired of aocuety’s whims, weds
And when their dreams come true at the
altar—what of the years that follow?.
New York life! With its pleasures, it! pain and its thousand alluring
varieties - .
Played by a. Brilliant Cast Including
LEATRICE J OY—CONRAD N AGEL
EDITH ROBERTS—JACK MOWER
THEODOREROBERTS
AND OTHERS ' '
w
Pathe News
Big: Hit
' SATURDAY
Double Feature Bill
Headed by
CON WAY TEARLE .
-v-----.--.v.-‘-..«.’-...—...--...---..--...
McCormnck and David Challinor. 111-,
corporatcd {of-the purpose or devei-i '
oping “(1 suitable field {or polo and out-'
door a drums s. it is certain that the
coming sr .1son will see. a contribution,
to athiitic events from this newf :
group. - ‘, .
Ell
The French ‘Millinery Shop
21 North Main St.
._....,..4.
YElLflW BAND
HAS NEW USE
Warns That Its Wearer Is .
Cough Taking Constitu-.
tional . i
w ho .
11 ho
nick
who
low- .
[1‘ you Sir" little boys or girls walk-I
ock-
Special Sale
Genuine Pipin Rock Sport Hat $31.59
' \ alue $3.08 :
100 Trimmed Hats
Regular price up to $8.00
on sale at $2.49 and $2.98
Lady Ethel Dress Hats from $5.00 to $15.00
WE CARRY A rum LINE or
Gage Bandeau Sailors and Sport Hats
'1‘. Black. state commi‘mioner 01 health
lN ROMANTIC OPERETTA.
for giving children suffering from
whooping cough an opportunity to em]
my the maximum oLtresh air and at‘
the—vsamc time protect the publiC.
\n—v-v.
1
against infection. all such patients will?
he allowed to walk'in the streets and.
parks provided they \vcur a yellow
bnrd on their sleeves as a warning.
The arm band regulation has been ~
2P‘GSS‘JCK.iiér‘hfilm. 33.2.12] “523??? FEDERAL COURT
IN SESSION IN
apply to the entire state. A special
bulletin issued by the state health de-
partment. calling attention of the
health officers to the new regulation is
m fololws: -—-
“Children suttering with “hooping
cough need fresh air in abundance.
and to give those who are able an op-
portunity to secure this without en-
dangering the well children. the at-
streets or in the parks. provided he is
flicted child is sometimes permitted
by health officers to‘go out upon the
accompanied by a responsx'ole person.
and wears upon his left arm a yellow
(Continued from Page One.)
Thomas this morning and entered a
plea of “not guilty."
Bond was fixed at 810.000 for
O'Brien to await his trial which will
be held at the 3am? time that Freder—
ick L. Kirk. formerly
Fleischmann Yeast Co.. ianrldgeport:
N ORWALK AGAIN
agent of the
hand to aid in preventing contact with
other children.
“Children wearing yellow bands are
not permitted in street cars. stores or
places where they are liable income
in contact with well chpdren. Viola-
tion of the rules of the health officer
in the use of the yellow band will re-
sult in the withdrawal of the privilege.
The health officer. may and should. it
he finds it necessary. placard or even
quarantinb whooping cough cases.
"Children 'with whooping cough
when confined to the home should be ‘
kept in a singleToom. All discharges
from the. nose, or throat should be
burned or thorough disinfected. and
thp patient. through the entire course
of the disease should have individual
eating utensils."
lamawm
'Saturday Night '
A Emmi. 91:21::
A Reflection. _
Fortune will hardly give us money t,
Miss Tessa Koala, prima
donna. appears in the title role of the
Viennese Operetta. “The Rose or Stamboul."_9'roduced by the Shuberts
when we spend somuch time thinking
at what we wouldn't do for people
If we were rich REGENT TODAY.
DOROTHY DARNIT '
The French Millinery Shop
Positively no connection with any other store in this town
Branches: Stamford, New Haven
1
Norwalk
Congregational Church
FREE Steroptician Lecture
by
Rev. Wm. Sinclair
Pastor of Norotou Presbyterian Church
Thursday. 8 p. m. in Parish House
‘ Subject »
“SUNNY CEYLON’:
Everybody'.Welc01he
Social - and” fight Refreshm . ants
John Krautter and Edward Derfgibus.
both of Bridgeport. and Michael Delo4
hery Jr.. of Danbury, will be tried.
The‘latter, four men appeared before
Judge Thomas in New Haven On
Tuesday and pleaded ”not guilty,"
and were. held on bonds of $10. 000
each. No definite time has been set
for the trial. but it is believed that it
will be held at the session of the
United States District Court to be held
here in April.
The men were arrested in the East
End freight yards in Brmgepprt on
January
seized a. shipment of 100 barrels of
alcohol. alleged to have been illegally
fmncnflv-OM on 9 mm" “and hv Kirk.
By Gauge: McMana: ~ ~
OO' LOOKA.
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l
f WHATA
i BIGVIOLIN
Ti-uS is lilo-r IT IS A
A VlOLlN.
LITTLE GIRL,
BASS f 1001.:
‘ lTS SUPPOSED
TO BE IN .A
BAND AINT IT
SAY— TELL
M r. .
some Tame: ,
Yes. 1.15.194- iLL
PLAY 11‘ FOR
You
How oovou DLAY‘ " 7 i
"N—IAT THINGJNHEN
You MARCH?
—v
9th when Federal oflicers
This Spring in a Rivet-city of styles
and combinations at extremely
moderate prices
Max Levy’ S
Shoe Store
{31 So. lun‘ St, So. Nomi}:
Sl'
.—".7, ...
Newell & Murray
momma:
‘1'. “on Who Know"
1|!Wad1lnflon8t..q§o.m&
NEW SPRING SHIRTS
Collar to Hatch
w w
The Textile Store
Canton Crepe
iSpecial 98c yd.
Black. white and; meet shades,
some plain and some figured
56 Inch Tweed: ......... $1.75 yd.
138 Wilhm' n Stree’
Sofie"
Eye Strain
will interfere with the pleasure of an
evening’s reading and with the work-
ing capacity of business hours. .-
Letuhelpmontheuuseotu
noying headaches by an examination
of your eyes.
THAMER, lNC.
Optomm and Opticians
8 ZAtlantic St. Stan-60:6
OLD CARS
SellYmoucmtothi
Bridgeport A6150 Wreck-
MM‘QQII.
BetweenOaknndGenter
_m 0m.
Plinth-m
mem_
Buy-Indoor
. REGULAR _
CHICKEN DINNER“
Everyman:
756
J Sriilth
"Norwal
Lunch
r
3611;), Olives. Celery, and
Dmrt, Pie, "Cofiee,
Pudding or Crullers
Home-Iago Putty. and Oral-7.
1a: to My Home
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