3' MARCH 2‘. I!!!
The Hamilton Shop
'91.
., .‘_.V\:‘~e-:'i No More My
Warrior-y
,..- us
,x . m nmng for the Sunrise
: \‘i m min
\dd 3 New Popular Song to your
Victor Collection
18848-—Thot‘s Ho“; 1 Believe in
‘ You
188554094400 ’
18841—«Mississippi Cradle
I‘mnart mom “Main Floor
. 1’s Develoo and
Print Your Films
:7 any-four Hour Service
Natteford Candy
Fresh Every Day
Try a Box of Peanut Brittle
A Snappy March to
":5 Out
‘3 :--d Spurs
3.
:«Vlay
Player Roll Department—Second Floor
r your Player-Piano
Comrades of the Legion
Allied Victory
Falrcst of the Fair
: ‘ Wall Street
Norwalk
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL NiNE
”ll THE THEATRES
Ill t-l'.\’l‘ TODAY
l . .. .ii Sim“ ills: of “S."Ihlnlay
' \\ m. h \‘t'lll (her Yester-
\\ nth n I“: Suva-w Record
~ I nitli niurkmi daniunstrn-
;»;»m\.t%- 1-) it highly approvi-
‘.\'.itlil'd.‘iy Night." n
ill-\lillw production for
\- .Is [lt' mntzd lit the In —
'w ilhi night and it will
: \‘ltl‘ditlk’ to-iu)’. 111 point
li"l Silit‘tllinl'. this vil‘illl‘t‘
1,» mill» up to tln- ih‘vMillv
l ll;'i"il'Ji) lixcii by “Tim All
.\n,olt_.l" :tltli "lv‘ool's l‘nrn-
wt it til-dis with iiil"sllil_it‘t‘t
’“Il’l‘xi ltl:ll‘i‘iill;l‘8 in high and
il lliliu\\'3 thnt the topic nov-
~w n ti"Llii with more discrim-
sntist‘nvtoriiy by any
i-imiill‘vt‘. 'i‘hv story di'zlis
mung mun nlul wmilnn of Tiiizh
~l tlilill in lil‘v- llllll nnothor con-
lL lininblo migin :iml surionml—
U) u sti any: late. the tushlon-
min “His the (laughter of“
Jiylw‘nrnzln. nlui the :iiistm'mtil
‘ tll.tt'i‘i(‘S her chauffeur. llo'w tin)
.m.- to realize their error and tilti-
llit‘lV :lrt' brought together in morn
mug-onto] tirs. nmkvs
ttv-liqhttul slur). I.mtil'i(‘0‘. Joy.
l‘:t(i Nutwi. Edith ltollvrts and Jack
.\Il)\\‘v'l' lltlt‘tl'.l\' Hm il‘uliinz roles with
{‘\I‘l“ii'.‘llf results.
Awful}-
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im'onimondvd (is one,
N’St zit-mi here this season.
01' UN}
PALACE TODAY
llnpt‘s Home Opens New Show
'i‘lu- Last Two Days of the \Vu-k
and The Closing of Its Local
Engagement.
linyt‘d Revue. the company of pop‘
musical comedy stars who have
'I big hit during the- wook at thr-
..-.- Theatre opens then last and the
'. ht. their shows today. “Wine.
nun-n and Song," the new vehicle
1 “ill have its premier at‘the‘ mat
“'tii play again this evening and
Lr: offered with the feature pic-
For
i»-
Hllllt SAGE TEA IN
FADED OR GRAY [IAIN
ll \tm-nt “1th Sulphur it Darla-n9
>4. Naturally Nobody
Can Tell
-- n mmlhr-r kept her hair blallti-
iil’kl‘tll'd. glossy and attractive
. im-w of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
,~ ‘ , r hvr hair took on that dull.
l nr strlal’red appearance, this
mixture was applied. with
' u: PKPCL By asking at any1
: ~ arr for “Wyeth'o Sage and Sul-
l ., “amt-mind " you will get a large
‘ » is old- time recipe. improv-
i'iliition of other ingredi-
id} to use at very lltfl'e
:.- rsumple mixture can be de-
l hi" to rostore natural color
to the hair.
k: own downtown drugglst
. Mi; uses Wyeth' 3 Sage and
v mpound now because it
n1. uraliy and evenly that
- . 9.2 i it has been applied——
- in us» too . You nimply
r ml» or soft brush and
"Hugh the hair. taking one.
‘1 time. By morning the
i‘fiitpp‘tafl: after another
7r two. it is restored to its
“vr 3nd looks. glossy. soft
‘ -—Adv.
Slaps Croup
Mother: want it, for
it quickly clear: away
the choking phlegm,
stops the house cough,
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35733 restful sloop. SJ.
and roliabic.
:i thorougliiy
(lon—
The picture may lw
turo throw llil‘it's tomorrow at 2:15.
6:35 and 9:15. Thorn is no qnostinn
hut thn't tho mtgnmimvmt horn
oiwnmi Manda} this limit :1 hi: suc-
Crss. l'h‘vr)’ mvmlwr of tho mist 0f
twrnty is a finished artist and tho
combination of tnlrnts is one of tho.
"\Vino. \Vonwn and Song" mnhodlos
all of the host snn‘inlttos thnt it is
possible to tint into :i show and many
novvitirs its well, 'l‘hv t‘i‘niitro piriurn
for today will be Lois \\'t~lwr‘s lirr‘srtt-
tnlimt of “\Yhnl Do Mon \Vfllli." This
photopln)~ is timl-ly and nut. it is
\irtnziily :i thundi rlmlt n! dinnin that.
:1” America is talking allwul :iml
flocking to sic when: it is tic-my: prun-
(‘llit‘d. ’l‘hv inmortnnt issuvs of it-hll".
linppinoss. vxritvnivnt. hnblvs. luxur-
ies and low urn tnkcn up in oniw' uml
those who St‘L‘ tho pictnrr \‘l'lii luw‘
answered for thvm thv llllt‘HittfllS
why iinsbnnils lewn'v homo and whnt
do mvn wnnt“ ’l‘hn pivturv will lm
prosontmi with thu l't"\llt" this nrtnr-
nmm and again this «writing at 3 null
writhmlt tho show at 9:15. it will lw
prosvnti-ii “ith tbv thrvo rm‘m‘ nth-Ix
ings lOlltO‘ r0“. 9
COAL— STRIKE
t GREATEST IN
U. S. HISTORY.
i
l
i Continuml from I‘ngv ’i‘wo -'
{ 'l‘ht- sulijm't was run-vim] to Drill}: in
'tlin low thi- lunizmtnmiini: i'm‘tlnnnl
.lilzht lit-twm'n I'I'I‘Silit‘lll iwwls :iml
I"lilllk li‘nri'tmrtnn. Ill'l'hilit‘lli ot‘ till-
iilinois lilillt‘l‘N. Furringtnn was still!
to lw prl‘pllt’t'li tn lil'llltlllti that rmxinn—
nl Pont'vri-m-i-s ili' pi-rmltlvii. HP is nnili
in hnu- innny slippnrtt-rs,
Min nwm-rn who llvv lwri-
(~41 hope-s that bowls and i~‘nrrinutmt
would rvnch nu ngrcmnvnt.‘ 'i‘hv)‘
rinim that tho futurv of tlu- mini truth-
of the Grout Nikos is ul‘l'l-ctml by tho
controversy. ,
il‘or yonrs Ohio and l'l-nnsylvnnizi
operators have sziippl-d immunity on
A SOUTH N ORWALK
MAN’S EXPERIENCE
Can you doubt the evidence of nit-i
South Norwalk «liken? '
You can vr-rlry South Norwalk en-
dorm. ent. . $1....-
Read this: "0"
John Peters. 28 Madison 8L. 8. Nor-
w.alk says: "Last summer in trying
,to move an ice- box around I over—
ltaxed my back. putting my kidneys
'out of fix. For a. long time I couldn‘t
bend over at all. Once my back got
.out of a straight line. I couldn't
lstraightr'n up again. Sharp. stabbing
lpalna went through my kidney! at
times. My kidnen were sore and dis-
iordrred to the extent I could hardly
get about. I felt tired out and gener-
ally run down. My kidneys were it-
insular in action. It was through
reading in a paper about Dean's Kid-
no: Pills that I began their 033.0113
.box from thé Stitlson- Pow?" Drug
rStore put my back and kidney: in
lgood shape.”
, 000. u all dealers. Four-u ”mm":
(‘41.. Mini... 8.11810. 1". Ya—Adv.
which ’
very best that has m-nr boon arrangui.’
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Last Time Today lit-.215. 7 mi '9‘
Paramount‘: Big All Star Special
“Saturday Nigh ”
With a celebrated (”whirlwindling~ Leatrice Joy. Tm Robert,
Conrad Nagel, Edith Roberts and Other-o
Special FComedy
SiWRDAY
One of the Regent‘: Best Feature Program
Two 'Real Winning Attractions
Gareth
Conway .
Hughes
Tear-lie
A A picture that R fiwflt like
In a romantic drama that will N o hen and ya iilfi’rs
. make a very general D N Much ,
am" “Little Eva
o o 9,
“After M idmght” Ascends
W
Comedy Scenic
SENDAY EVENING AT 7 AND 0
J. L. FROTHINGHAM PRESENTS
“PILGRIMS OF THE NIGHT” .
Adapted from E Phillip; Oppenheim's "Pa-non By”
Cast includes Lewis S. Stone. Raxmond Hutton
and Others
144
Special Comedy Para Wine
MONDAY ONLY \
Norwalk's New idol in a Comedy Drama by Norwaik'n
the Piaywrlghting Field
Richard Bartholmess
Star of Griffith's "Way Dovm East" and “Tol'able Daria" in a New
Maine Story by
Porter Emerson Browne
“The Seventh Day"
Norwalkcro know Barthelmeu' work and like it, They know Mr.
Browne peruonnlIy-«Then you don't need muvh figuring to determme
that this to positively the but feature oflered this Your.
.fly...-.—.,,---,-,4-
idol ln
COMING NEXT WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
MABEL NORMAN D
I
in a New Mack Sermon Proaentation that Will Surplol “Mickey“
. I
“MOLLY O” =
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nn nvvrngu nl' tws-nti' inlililm inns (if l'l‘nynr»~x\ll
i-unl vnlm-«l nt npproxlimitl‘lv “lulu. Hilillte to the Flag
000.000 to tho- l'llil‘iijwt‘si. 'l‘hm- point Sim- Rpangled Planner-4» All.
out that should ihn Illlmili: mlnvrs and “ninth Grades.
opr-rntorn rt-lwii n nrpnrntb "arm-mom i.iimlwr——Atlan prfipr. "00m 25‘
thr- liltnniu mino ownrrs would lmvo ilulldlng Eltone~fllihert Fisher.
the: ndvnntngn ovor thorax or this we. Room 22.
tion in furnishing (not to tho tmrth- Artificial Btone~—Attred Herman.
wont. l Room 26.
Illustrated Talk "South Amérlca' -——
Jsick Whitney. Room 28.
't'hr- lllinnls oporntnrn hm-o air-roos-
mi tiwlr willtngm-ns to nogotlntv rm
agrromont. Wheat~lloward Van leen, Room
The paltry rommllton won exported It.
to arrange affairs in such shnpo that. il‘ur Felt Hot—#Chatles Word, Room
the strike onrr it allirtml. would run :27.
automatically, Stop! also wore to be L7halrman~flarney Ash.
tnkrn. it won undvrstood. whlrh will Ninth Grades.
make it. nnnorounry for tho lnlornn— An Intimate View of Foster~
tlonal officials to mend out ordrrn from George Brandt. _
Indianapolis or for ihs- committoe to Ronl~~0ld Folks at Home—Ninth
remain in Houston. Grade. , -
Another proposal mils for thin as- i’eroonal Recollections -—~— Grace
”088ml". of slrikr- rim»: to swell the Lowndos. ,
82,000,000 "war rhost.“ Rong~01d lint'le Ned~1r§ne Knapp,
WASHINGTON. March 24.~~An in- Dorothy Caldwall. Cora Amrein. mor-
once Chartok.
Rang—same] Burk Joe~»—Nlnth Grade.
The host Dan at Foster—P‘Wilson
Walsh.
Song—My Old ‘ Kontucky Home—
Ninth Grade. _
Chairman—s—Erneot Bennett. 7
The pupils of Room 6, Mrs. Hoff-
man teacher. enjoyed a party on Wed-
nesday afternoon giwn by the girls of
the room to pay Off a debt. Same
vestlgatlon has horn institiitml by tho
lntt-rstato Comma-ran Commutation into
the reasonableness of practically all
rates of root in tho Wl'stbrn poflion ot’
the l‘nited Stan-s.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL 3111129.
Assembly programs for today were as
follows: w"
Song—«All.
Bible! Reading-Unfit»! Hnmjes.
Pattie News
3503's We? maimed
HOYT’S
REVUE
Witt: Madaiine Bmkley ”and
._ her «Asians
Felix Martin
and His Boys
And the Prettiest, Peppie’st:
and best, thorns 'evei:
assembied -
Presents
go your
‘ “WINE than;
WOMEN ' m 3133:
3mm
and SONG”
Special Comedy
A Whifm'fifi of W? dam and fun faith mefifthe ., . a .7 ..
LOIS WEBER
liar 3mm Mm
May 3t2-fl3 3116” a, More only at 9313 _
Tomorrow, three complaet'e shows,2>l3, 6313 aha 3313 , . ’
.w......,,,v. ,
Sunday Evening at 7 and 9 A
' J L Pratifingham Presehtli
“PILGRIMS OF THE NIGHT”
Adapted foam 3 Phillips Oppenh‘eim s “Passer: By”
CAST INCLUDES LEWIS s STONE RAYMOND HATTON AND
OTHERS,
gm
Fox News
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MONDAY
H. c. thwer‘s famous attic-lea of society and the
prize ring
F‘THE LEATHER PUSHERS”
With Reginald Denny
and
Anita Stewart in
“Her Mad Bargain”
"TH E
Story by Port
RICHARD BARTHELMESS
in
SEVENTH DAY”
or Emerson Browne of Norm-ilk
Bétter Than ”Toh‘file‘ David" *
Pew... «. x..._
manor 1’ A
limo ago the pupils aiariod an alt-3mi—
niwo ooniest between tho boys and the
girls. the losing side to entertain the
winners." The girls lost, and likgmtrnv
WARNING l
Say "Bayer” when you buy Aspirin.-
Unles‘é you see tire name “Efiyer” on” tablets. you are
not getting genuine Aspirin prese‘i‘ihgd by physicians
over 22 year§ and pToVed safe by millions for
. Colds ~ Headache Rhéumatism
K Toothache " Noaraigia Néiiiiifi
‘ Emaohe Lumbago Pain; Pain: .
Ac‘c’efit only “Sayer" package whichmxltains‘ 35mm directions.
Handy “Beyer” bags of 1‘2 “Hots—$2350 bottles 01233233 foo—Maggots.
“was is the eerie man of mm- Monetary or Wtionem or ammonia
1
’D‘fi’Ro'I‘HY“ " 1mm
sports gave the parrr Refrefitmenfi
were served and a social time was eiz<
jog ed. after which the pupils depart ,
ed. the boys declaring the girls i: 1
best of hostesses and shouting the e
or a perfect 615'. ;
At a meeting of the Senior class 1:33
Friday it was decided to hold ail iii:
\itation (lance about the last freék hi
Mé'r. The purpose of the dance is El
bring the. Mills and part-tits togethéi‘
for a social time. The committeé 8i:
pointed to look into the matter E6313
3mg oi Elizabeth Scofieid Maw
Garfield Helen LoWnd'es and m .
Reynolds. A meeting was held «RE
the princtbal on Wednesday filial-hm ‘
at which time preliminary plans m "
drawn up and decided upon
The. spécial' prise of two dollaré g
fered by Mr. George antigen to‘ “
room setting the largest nififibéi 8!
tickets to the play. “The Cameo Gift“ ,
Was won by Room 22, Misfi W525.“ '
teachér. Mr. Jilckson p'r’esénted tfié
prize on Thursday afternoéri. .
The physié'al training work iiiléR
has been cart-lea (in globe the “fili-
niiig or the‘ year is progfe‘ssiiig iii ,,;
ably l- naér the p‘réééerrt piaii
room has me half libur of pix?“
work on the bpé‘n flaygrounds w‘fiéfi
th‘e 'wéather permits ‘e‘étch week. 'ifHE
erk is conducted by student 1334133?
iunflcr the sufiervisiéii of the teaé
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Watch“ 91'
Tu way W Rennie gum «my
firm! mm My me (from
arm 9“? db lfié bottom
tix‘e ladoér rind the snowstorm
We! no fatten on the way iii.
lillmn—Powol! Comm
I'nJUST' WALKEO ABOUT
WHY DON'T
GUESS: WHO I SAW OR: THE
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