;,H11£SDAY. APRIL 6, 1922
T THE THEATRES 2
II\H'I‘III-II1.\II‘ISS.
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fll‘\‘l showing. They.
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:1- its later success
1 hi» .1 Regent 11111I-.
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. 1:111‘1' been presented
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and the expecta-
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lHIlI'IVI'TIK
11:11! \II Star Production
1 111111 at Regent Today.
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ll‘ls season is
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Of Its ben.11t,1r..
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The picture will
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which will be
attraction for
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‘at the same time
GUESTS or EVON
TOOK HIS $100
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by a. curious co—
incidence $11111 belonging to khan.
which he had had hidden in his home.
also disappeared.
lit on. reluctant to think that a grief
htt‘ll‘ ken husband should stoop to the
mere theft of money. neglected to re-
port the matter until this morning.
All he could say about the men was
that they second to be bcth-n II: and
33 years of 1.11.111. and that one L'ZIV'P his
name as Joseph “’olfe. the other as
Santor and that they said that they
:1me from the “11st.
Ilel'ore leaning they n1 muted to
1111mm E you whether the missing wife
had bft‘l‘l l‘,011n1i hence the mysterx
PRIVATE OYSTER
BEDS STILL ABE,
OF SOME VALUE
Continued from Page One.
the seed
spawn
to the
oysters pat not do not
properly that when they rise
sur‘acv- :13 is the habit of the
young i111al1' 1. they become coated
with oil and other floating matter
detrimental to their growth.
The action of the Stevens company
was not unexpected as hoatmen in
the employ of oyster tirms. 1111111 pre—
dicted one would give up Its title to
I lit; Sound beds rather than pay accu-
mulated taxes. Only seed oysters
ar egrown in this \icinily at present.
They are sold to dealers who ship
them to districts such as Chesapeake
11nd Narragansett Bay where they are
set out 11nd allowed to uttian full
lrrowth In uncontaminated waters.
(11.11.11 (111011111211; SUPPER A'l‘ so.
NUIlVV'AIJC BAPTIST (‘111’111‘11
Members 01' the South Norwalk
iaptist Church are to enjoy :1 clam
chowder supper this evening. in the
lecture room 01‘ the church. it will
he a g11t~together occasion for good
l1-Ilow51hip and brotherly socialbility
and it is hoped that all the members
111“ make an effort to be out and so
1 tvt'nvul'uni opening at the contribute to the success 01' the
l.\' .1 finished 1111islcal|e1ent. Supper will be serxecl prompt-
1-1' 111111 l-‘rank Sinclair. I_\' at 7 o'clock. After :1 praise and
.: .l .‘.l:11‘_V Collins, three
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tiu- mud and 11 will
Nol'wulk patrons.
mucoputed comedy
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devotional scr1 ice will be held.
Olive Introduced into America.
During N18 course of the entim'utiim
to the new-found land, the Spaniard!
brought the seeds of the olive tree
with them. As fur as historians and
eminent agrh'ullurlsts can determine,
the olive tree. was not 11 1111111111111 of
the western hemisphere. and since It
had been known to have been trans-
planted all over the .‘Vledlterraneiln re-
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tln- honors will ill-1‘-
-11 to l'lis and Lee, two
.1- -« .1'11 V1'l’)'\V1'll known.
l‘ulmt‘ot" I._\' Harm-y.
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vii The picture attrac—
'l':- 'l' ll:1_\o-s Hunter pre-
"’l‘l111 Light 111 the
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. .1 HIlpI-Ilul‘ pr115iontitlon.
11"'1ll 1‘peri1- nced play-r5 unvl
4m~ without naming th: it the photo-
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LADY BUG
"11le Klein, Producer of New
‘—mces Nordstrom Farce Believes
.5. Picking Stars for All Parts.
1.111 Klein. producer of "‘l.ad_v
111111111 he presents with John
wrinnd and Marie Nordstrom in
roles, at the Regent theatre
1111 believer 111 the fact that the
11kt Friday evening. April Ttli.
.1 .. play has as much to do
\ ~11ccess as the story, For that
he has. assembled one of the
mposing arrays of talent ever
1.. :1 producer for a farce. of
‘l..1dy Bag" is classified.
'1-11 111 Priestly Morgan and
mi tastefully and elaborately
11..- most artistic studios in New
l..1:ly Bug" is an olfering of
Ur Klein is jlistly proud as
1 ' pretentious,. to date. There
a. 1.1 good seats still available.
:w-v-rvationmwill be held until
~l. oniorrow night.
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~15 way’c lakcrc Idle Sunday.
11 unty five years no bread has
111141 in Noruay on Sunday.
For nu-lmli—s
(‘lear-,
Hit“
The 1
4 rope when tin-y
.ginn, It is not unreasonable to sup-
pose Its origin in this country can be
attributed to 115 having been brought
here. ,
Gipcies in History.
The original gipsles appeared In
Europe at about the beginning of the
Sixteenth century. It Is probable that
were of Hindu origin and were
either exiled be1.1uue of their religious
:bellel's or run away from the persecu-
[Ton of Tann-rluue or ’l‘imur. the great
antur conqueror who inuidcd India.
,As ihelr origin 1111.11 11 mystery to Eu~
appeared on its Eust-
, 111.5,»-
ern pining some Herman say-ant de-
creed that the} Were l'll',.pti:m~. The
popular corruption or 111:- word
"lizyptlan" Is the name by which they
are now known the world over.
Momorlzing Worth While.
Till he has fairly tried 1!, I suspect
a reader does not know how much he
would gain from committing to men»
ory passages of real excellence; pre-
cisely because he does not know how
much he overlooks In merely reading.
Learn one true poem by heart, and so.
If you do not find It 50. Beauty after
beauty will reveal Itself, In chosen
phrase, or happy. music, or noble sug-
gestion otherwise undreamed of. [1 II
like looking at one of nature‘s wonders
through a microscope—Vernon Lush-
lngton.
Dog Spider Wolghc Pound.
The largest colder In existence II
the dog spider of Madagascar. It
weighs about a pound, and each of It:
elglit leg- II as long and as thlck as
an ordinary load pencil.
SENATE. CHOICE OF MINNESOTA DEMOCRATS.
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'v.’ “harlot 10 ha
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‘ CASH COMPANY
MAKING PLANS
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to his old: that the prosperous (1011-3
dition was due to the spiendid L‘s-l
Operation existing: between factory
and sales department. In addition to l
the success made by the South Nor-l
walk branch. the new plant at L112;
Angeles is doing well. and the Canad— !
inn factory at truntford isishowingl
great gains. Mr. Goodchil‘d' is Ieav-i'
ing next week to consult with the di- "
rectors of the Limited Company in
Cov,entry England regarding further
extensions of the South Not-walk
plant: as the business justifies a. fur-
ther increase in Its complement of
machinery to cope with the increased
demands .for the Cash products.
which conssits of woven names and
Initials. labels. frillings. Wash trim-
mings. bath towels. ribbons and ..
men's neckwear.
The energetic staff of this progres—
sive industry is composed of the
lowing: .
Vice-president and General Malia-g
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ger—l-‘. ‘woodchild.
Secretary and Treasurer—A. 1.011. '
Superintendent of Mills—“2 it.
Cartwright.
Cashier—rt Lyons.
Sales Manager—'4lobert Saunders.
VV'arehouseman—J. Joyce.
Designing llepartment~A. Pear-
son. foreman: 'l‘. Riley, assistant fore.
man. “i. Kemp and S. Max-dos.
Western Branch manager; 112. .\.
Taylor. l
Canadian Branch Manager —— G. ‘
Ingley. l
New York Ullicc Ilcprl‘sentathrw' ‘
E. M credllh Terry.
,PSYCHOIDGISTS
DISAGREE ON CHARGE .
(Continued from First Page.)
d. «an.-.
terday. "Our members attend (‘iiiis
tian church." I11.- conliuucd. "and 111
not feel they are ”3111111111: to anything
but the host as their prcai'hei's ex-
pound the scriptures in their eer-
mans."
"\Vliiln I do not feel Dr. Van 111115-11 :
slid 1101 menu to Ililpl) all his word>
appeared to convey yet it is my 1111111 .
ion that we cannot criticise those 111111 '
01' the clergy upon whom We lean >1-
heavily for olir spiritual welfare.
"It is true \v.- an1 hilt stud-11115 111
psvcholog'y and that it is but :1 l»lltl-
dlint: science. It was in pursuit ~'
this stildy that Ilr. \'.'111 l‘orcu was
invited to come Iii-r11 to speak to on:
club. “'11 invite speakeis
talk to 11.51 upon the subject
interest. “'11 do not know what
will Sly until W11 hear ”111111. Dr.
Dorcn's address was instructne
contained much of nvtrr-me 1:111:11
our club. His remarks were but par—
tially reported 111» more senslllniial
newspaper report of his speech. I
might way too, that the club does not
nrcesiarily stand sponsor for all that
is stated lmt‘orn 11:1 I‘ur members at.
tcml (‘hristian churches and do null
feel in so doing that they are lisivn-l
in: to anything but the best as their
preachers exponrd the Scripture in
their sermons 11111‘ members (‘IHISI'TI‘I'
the l‘-ilv’1- as IT.” lwsl to1\1book 1-1.1-11
on psxcholom, I‘ 1.51 1:11 11111112111 1h-11‘
the rul-lc'd czzs‘ stntevno'lit wasi
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Out for tho Champion-hip.
An actor with a decided thrift strain
was told by a Broadway hotel manl-
cure girl that a certain fellow In town
was called the champion tightwad be
cause he only tipped her a dime.
“Well," said the actor, “I‘m going to
take the championship away from
hinl"
Hsl the Right Idea.
A clever traveling man studies his
customer and you can't blame him for
regarding a stubborn man as u puzzle
to be worked out as well Is a human
being.
A WORD 0P WARNING.
Unfortunately the human tendency
is to take rather too been a delight In
the spectacular. the fantastic, the
miraculous.
The average person ts never can-
tfllt to merely feel tit; he wants to
feel like jumping a fence, 93111;; n
whole mince pie and singing until the
wee. small hours.
He also enjoys going to the other
extreme and. when he has a little lndl~
- section to fanc; himself an object 01
tnglc misery.
This almost universal desire for
crises and climaxes has lead to a. sac
wanton of fads even along the pro
grescive path of science.
Just now the fad Is to get rid of the.
teeth. If one has a boil be 13 sure to
have a. friend who will assure him that
this comes from a bad tooth. if he
have a lame back or a sprained thumb
or a slight headache. on the morning
after trying his latest experiment In
the manufacture of lemonade. from
hops, malt. raisins. brown sum and
yeast. he gets exactly the same ad-
vice.
He gets so set In this groove that
when the furnace does not draw well
he starts for the dentist to have a
tooth pulled.
this Is all because a. large number 01‘
ghmnic diseases lune been cured by
getting rid ot a tooth which was in-
eccmg the entirs1 system, but this does
not mean that the: extraction of any
tooth will put the constitution of Its
former owner in perfect repair.
Teeth are natural: they are useful;
they function, better in their on par-
ticulargdepanment than anything
which man has invented. they stand:
terrific amount of abuse and still
make a generous return of 101’ andl
pleasure; they alwms do the besr they
can under the circumstances.
Therefore the sensible course to
'take 13 to consult with your dentin so
:13 to arrange the circumstances that
your teeth will 1:151 at. least as long as
‘yon do. ,-
l When the dentist advises the cum
luau of . particular tooth. he will do
FOR EXTENSIONS .
more :1 slip in 11hr.ls1‘0l1\‘:1 1111 the [1:111 l '1
Last Time Today
2:15, 7 and 9
lsie .
and
Wallace
EID
‘Fo revca' '
a George Fltzmaurice prpducticu
Band. -. “a M
“Piggy; ngetson'
A 111111 of youth and joy. and
love‘s first awakening! A tale of
53.. and <orrow and love flaming
out So deep in life that sometimes
it hurts Sam and brave that
it leave; a 500;,111 your heart.
Ccm::i;- Scenic
SATURDAY
Richard
Barthelmess
in a. brand new picture. never be—
lore presented to an audience.
[‘resen‘wii by The Regent as
A PRE RELEASE
And 111.1 11.1.1119 cannot be announced
Ti: 5' 11;.1'111-w will be shown Satur-
’:1 eii'nz only. Saturda': Matinee
1.1111 1* 11 1111111 attraction Wllh the
71.5121 97(1"‘.‘ Picture Saturday
I'chl‘... _"
Eugene O’Brien in
"CLAY DOLLARS"
M 2'.
[1 iq 11114111311 that. Barthel-
Ulޤi w"? afz'end the premlcle a?
the R111: Saturday evening.
First Taxing District
Awarded Over $9, 090;
(Continued from Page One.)
'11-1-1T 11'. 1112- 11110111 judgment.
but
will be affected by the judgment rcn- ‘
«lered.
Ther-1 is in addition about $1011 or
more in court costs which will have:
.10 be paid.-
Judge Wolfe said that the bills;
should nave been paid in the Dono- '.
\nn administration and this morning:
Attorney Quinlan. who at the time
the rerun! to appropriate was made
“as corporation counsel. said that he
1.
of Estimate and Taxation for
opinion as to whether tho1 bill should
be paid. nor had be given any such
opinion. The whole affair was the
work of ext-Mayor Doro1an.
The judgment rendered this morn-
Building
Materials
We carry every kind of material
that a mason needs in building
operations.
A partial list:
Hollow Tile
Brick
Lime
Cement
Sond
Sewer Pipe
Flue Lining
Metal Lath
Plaster
Roofing Paper
Lath Mortar .
Liquid Roof Coating
Coal
All sizes of Anthracite £91-
domestic use. from the largest
Mining companies. P r o m p t
delivery. ..
Phone 113
The Norwalk
Coal £9“
Supply Co.
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.11 never been asked by the {tom-do
an i
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‘. PRICES e 75cfo$2
suns ARE NOW sumo
Three Martens ‘
Comedy Cycling
TODAY AND,T01it61111‘0W
Ulis&Lee
Melodious Syncopators
Polly & Oz'
Syncopated Comedy
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Mr. George Choos Sublets
lf‘THE LITTLE COTTAGE”
Accommodating
- hank c1111 Mary
SINCLAIR DIXON COLLINS
And a Cast of Charming Acquaintaan
Harvey & DeVora Tel—1‘1-
“A Darktown Cabaret"
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
133.1. Film
mpanq
Present:
T. Haqes Hunter s
MThe mLIGHT
C LEARING ’
Irving Bacheller s
Greatest.§_torq . '
With All Star Cast
Saturday's Picture Attraction
With Three ( ompletc \ andeville Shows, 2 :15, 6 :45 and
NIiss DuPont
In a New I'niversal Special Feature Attraction
“The Golden Gallows”
95:1
.«up .1
Phone 1501
i JUST A PARC
b1
John Cumberland
Marie Nordstrom
I And a Quality Cast
ONE NIGHT ONLY
FRIDAY, APRIL 711.
‘For Its Premier Offering Before Opening It: New York City
Engagement
pHILIP KLEIN pr sent:
FRANCES NORDSTROM
.,,,-,,---.-,,-.I¢-'o-a
ing means that thc Second District
M‘ater Department. which held on?
action awaiting the judgment in the
First District suit. will be entitled to
have its bills pail since 1918. and the
total cost will be in the neighborhood
of 25,000; the money for which krill
lune to be raised by means of a sph-
cial tan"
Judge John Keogh. who“ had bet-1‘1
retained as special counsel, withdrew
from the case a. at a week ago.
when he was confronted with tho
proof that the, First .‘I‘axing District
the state ascertaining the amount of
rentals for hydrants. The general
about $25, and. in only one'place in
the state wasthe rate lower than the
$15 rate in this city. that being in
Hartford. “here the rate was $3. 511
which is probably by special 372.111.5‘
ment. ' . ' '
Firfl Paisley 122115111211: 'ti:fs.
I The first Dilisier‘im‘nl‘ e (hi 11 11:15
made in 17%.. Hammer‘hiefs :1 r1121 :11!
average per hydrant was found to be- '
'FASHIONABLE
WOMEN is SPORT
OXFORDS
This Spring in a. diversity at Ayn;
and combmnuon. n51 extremely
moderate prices
Max Levy’s;
Shoe Store;
31 80. m 81.. '2... 11m
Good Wanammd ' ‘
' 8mm ml
111 hand In hand. Don't. be m
icapped by detective vision and thfl
limit your chances for 'advancel'neul‘.
Neglect of the eyes will show u
the pay envelope.
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Optometrists and Optician:
8 ZAtlantic St. Stumfodf,‘
fl
Newell & Mun-11y
Glothicu uni rum-n
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1:
The Textile Store
Baronette Satin
Black, White and Colors ,
special $1.75 ya.
56 Inch All Wool Tweeds and
Homespun: » '
$1.,75 $2.15 “1132.45 yard
1311 WM Streo' ‘é
Bouillon-walk 1
FLORIST
Tulips, Jonquils, R o s e 8.
Carnations, Pansia
Rowland M. Beach
16 France 3t. Phone 2140-2
OLD CARS
Minoan-nua-
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