,oxniv, APRIL 10, 1922.
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A Special
- TODAY
“'eeli‘s Program
of Special Features
Hodkinson Presents '
I'll Lnoritc-s. The
Tu'tll lllli'lt' lly “od-
1" tho \vo-ll known Earl SChean
.,’1_iV.:‘.::.IHS;',:::£Ion; Star of the stage presen.
LN;“.:.HH_ light “1 tation of “Way Down East"
I“ len- who ll.‘l\'t' rend AND ALL STAR CA'SI
'\ ll“.il'v‘ ot‘ the I in Myrtle Reeds
at m‘ l‘t'lllllllfl' ot‘ the;
51"”. the pictures
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“At the Sign of the
Jack o’Lantern”
m "Iumlv Your )II-n"— FOX Presents
no.1; lll‘t‘ll a favorite
mun who make. the1
ll'.l.'llil. lllL: moments
:1 man or woman
Serial Star in
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I II :l~ Ii' “'I'Ill' I ‘ ll '
I " "i ~I' lll‘l tlu- l’l'llfldrzln“ r PEARL WHITE
-. Hun-s and marital
II.» w-. The picture-3
. ll so generous in
'I':.< (It lhvlotl‘ ',
ill.l"H Iur lllt" debit: TWO Reel Comedy
. . Pattie News
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‘ TOMORROW
Well Known Stage and
KNOW YOUR MEN
__IN__
I. rim-I) interesting pho-
l’l‘nm'llll for today and: —-lN——
I Immutar appeal. "Filings
Iiirlr Ill’tll lllt‘ils and Comedy Pa‘he News
thv i'IIIII'v ol' the av-
! l.
..I . u: nudism is “Know WEDNESDAY
':\'::‘1'\‘\‘." ."“"X l’f‘m‘l‘” Double Feature Program
m ; Hum}: ': slur”?! ‘ TWO 0! the Best Attractions
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ilu- .wrw-II is rt-sponsi- ‘
.untzlins many little is 9 - 9)
1.... WW, ..UW Loves Redemption
manly :I long and sup- AND
“roadway. New York MARX? PICKFORD
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lli’t)l'l'tl\\ “lli'l ”Al. lllt‘i 6‘
l.ll'l\ «l'l.:lnl+~rn" will lll<l LITTLE LORD
ml .‘Ill'l svl‘nnd rounds. y”
.s‘ l’rvls, m‘ "’l‘hc- Leathe-r' F‘AUNTLEROI
W his St‘l‘lt‘r‘ ot' piclllrl-s is Both Presented in Response
2 klumn ll. (1 \\'itw.i-rl to Popular Demand
Iral \lllll lllll’ll S“|t'lt‘i)‘i
ring. 'l‘ilvv are (‘lt'dlli
mm: llli‘l tZIn- i'rst round; THURSDAY & FR'DAY
. \‘Q'i'l\.\‘ ago was so well i
I
u t-rv- many requests
, yum-“Ind t .l; v will i ‘-
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.: I \I ES wflsos KILLED!
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Achievement
“PERJURY”
WILLIAM FARNUM
llis GI'I-atest Screen
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lulllwl calm: lll \V’Ilsml‘s II-It
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1")le lll<f2|lllzliltwllls ill til.-
llr. l-‘_ 1. Norm“.
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licv llt‘utllllllll‘l'd‘s
lH-ath ' a rah-H on a charge of “HIM
IIIIiII—' l’ollowlnl: thi-
who was I‘all— ill'll‘.
l ll‘t
I'll lids on duty. lie notiilwl l‘a-
l'ulln lll')lltllll>l. who Went to
nl‘ lhI- shooting. llt' i'ollnd
llmlupsull sitting on tho t‘oot
.. Ii 'l’lu- Lrnn was give-II to Run
.atvu pl-Irml ilu» boy Illldrr (ll'«
p warning him that anything“
uollld sav would he llSl‘Nl
FIIIII in court.
lulllltlSIlll boy was taken to DO-
'l‘llw
agwi 4.
l‘tHll‘ll' llnvv
and llt‘i‘t.
1‘” llgwl 3.
sonu- threw
Port Chester.
oyster Opt-nor
shim company.
He is survived by
folk. Va...
\Vilson.
formerly
and lllt‘l‘t"
The (‘Ollplv‘ have livwd in
yI'zll‘S. coming here-
who was an
\Viison homo
marriml life of
~.IIII:I 'l'llnlnpsnn. a niche of Mrs. ()l‘ l“l't'llt'l'l('k H. Gallunl-T.
mum. and n Inllr‘l'l nl‘ [llo' Thompson ‘ autopsy will he held this
o... v. I5 III til adjoining room at tho (‘ormlnr John
In; 'r'll lw ‘lllllz' llll' Iloisv (’7llllt' to and will lm lll-l'o- IDIIIOITUW
tin»: ul‘ Iln- lnui room. and it is in conduct an inquest.
ulillt'hlSi Al tln- shooting, It was Ivarnmi at the
nmm- mil was St'llt in to poicc this morning that tin-
II- lilo-IV. “hr-I» l'.‘ll.l‘(llnl:|n Frank in“ couple was far from happy.
were cintinllrll quarrels ill-tween them
two children.
employed hv the
ll‘T‘Il
a mother in Nor-
from which place he came
lodgrd ill
lul‘.
Di‘l‘llllllllitl'y examina—
lw; Muilval Examiner llvlntillmon.
l‘t Iliilins were tzikI-II to tlw morgue
\vhcro
afternoon.
.T. 'Phc-lan was notified
:Ii'tcrnoon
Norwalk
an
'l‘hcrc
Billie,
from
Scal-
here.
Hm ~~ m Wk \.\II III: rn miss STAR 1\ ‘2"! THE SIGN
“1.x m lm; Jan; 0 linen: RN '
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TH E
The Home of High Class
Entertainment
TODAY .
PEARL WHITE
In a Drama of Woman's
Weakness and Strength
“KNOW oY OUR
MEN”
Special Added Feat‘ure
REGINALD DENNY
ln rounds One and Two (Four
Reels) of the screen adaptation
of H. C. Witwe'l' s celebrated
stories of society and the prize
ring.
“The Leather Pushers"
Considered the best short
screen subject now showing
TOMORROW
Earl Schenck and Betty R035
Clark in Myrtle Reed’s Thrilling
Story
“At the Sign of the
Jack 0’ Lantern”
AND
“The Leather Pushers”
Rounds One and Two
WEDNESDAY
SPECIAL DOUBLE PROGRAM
Priscilla Dean, Lon Chaney
and Stanley Goethals (That
Kid)
In the Super Screen Success
‘OUTSIDE THE LAW”
AND
~Hoot Gibson in “Headin'
' West”
'rI-Iuns., FRI., SAT.
VAUDEVILLE
1to Norwulk, and also by a brother who
I lives in this city.
' old.
He was 43' years
Thompson. who is well-known an-i
liked in the city. is being hold at
police headquarters without bonds.
NE‘V HAVEN ROAD'S PLEA
“1llll IIE HEARD MAY l2.
NEW YORK. April 10. (By Asso—
ciutml Pross).—-——chring on the appll-
cation of the Now York. New liiivml ((-
Hartt‘ord railroad. to he ereprcsr-Iltr'd
by a director on the Roman & Main:-
railrond. was adjourned today by li‘c-vl‘
oral Judge Mayor until May ii. The
application was made
tion of the der-ral dcrrcr- Ilndr-r whivh
the New Haven road was ordered to
dispose of New England properties.
as :1 Ilimlit‘:r;l-'
FEES]? RADIO DEATH [26' DEPBDIT
43:31 Killed When Dropped “‘ire
)l.1k;\ Accidental Connection“: ‘
I l)E-p’.u"i.‘ April low—jingle bulld~
lin - an ac 1.1! for a. Indiophcnme Homer
.ir C. of Royal Oak. Detroit
‘suburb dropped one of the wires he
was stringing across a. high tension
'power wire and was instantly killed.
3 The death is the first .raido fatality
ton record here.
ii
i \\ \RN ER RESIDENCE .
: SOLD TO GOODRIDGE
5 Gilbert \V. Goodridge. assistant gen-
eral manager of the Bryant Electric
compm y of Bridgeport. has purchas-
ed the handsome home of DeV-‘er H.
“arner on Greenfield Hill. aadthis. in
that line of realty transfer is perhaps
the most important one that has taken
place in years . The transfer was made
through B. F. Chase. of Westport.
There are 22 acres of land in connec-
tion with the place. and the modern
house that Mr Warner built ten years
ago is on the brow of what has been
.1“.
CONNECTIN‘T PLAN
ADOPTED AT DETROIT
- From the National Victory Confer-
ence‘ being held at Detroit. comes the
news that connectlcu'rs plan tor ‘the
raising of £1Iixi00 00.0 for Jewish Be-
lief, has been hdoptéd as a. model for,
the United States.
The Connecticut; delegation consists
of Charles S. Shapiro and George.
Greenspun. of Bridgeport. Abram
Spends. or. Stamfordrbhyer Cohen. of ‘Who Progresses."
Greenwich and George Lew-itt. of New‘
Britain. They presented the plan, and]
after a short consideration, it was ac-
cepted as la: model. _
Connecticut has been declared as
thé leading state in the East in ex—
ceeding its .nsuote It also enjoys the
distinction obbeihg the best organized
state for Jewish humanitarian service.
0‘15 KILLED 3 HURT (N SALOON
killed and three others wounded Yes—
terdayin what the police declaredgwals
rival gangs of bootieggers and: gam-
known as Gilbert Hill for the past]
hundred years.
During the time that Mr. Warner
has owned the property. he has been
constantly improving it and it. is said
to be one of the most beautifur coun-
try houses in Connecticut. Mr. War-
ner said that he sold the place as he
present home has ten acres or land in
connection with it. and that was about
all he wanted to swing to. ‘
lan automobile on the west side and
A GREAT GREAT GRANDMOTHER
bier-s.
The shooting occurred in a. crowded
saloon when four men alighted from
walked into the place with drawn pis-
tols. thhout a word they opened
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ler who has not received a copy should
KIISLS OLDEST‘ OUTLAW
" With a. shotgun.
police by his thirteen-year-old daugh-
,ter. Ruby Lee. the only member
the family present to escape.
mammmn COURSES
The Summer school conducted by-
the State Board of Education to to
be held at Yale Universlt; from July
3 to August 12 19:58. ’ihcre will be
courses for experienced and. iii-ex-
perienced teachers.
A poster outlining the courses tnr
experienced teacher: has ben’ sent to?
each school to be posted .... v
school bulletin board. "The Teacher
formerly publish-
ed in “Connecticut Schools." has been
reprinted on a. separate: she-ct and
sent out to each school. Any teach
...-
request one from the principal of her
school.
OF KENTUCKY HILLS
‘CHAR‘LO'I'I'E. N. c.. April 10.—
John Helms, a. farmer. 40 years old.
: ..FASEONABLE
wommgs SPORT
omens
This Spring In mfflivcrslty cf stung
‘ and commandant.» My” ‘
m I
4-
Max Levy 3
Shoe Store
31 80. m or... co. m
yesterday murdered three of his five
children with an axe and then com-
mitted suicfde by shooting himself
- The tragedy was described to the
of
tire.
Mrs Rebecca 8. Squire of Danbnry ‘
became o great-great-grandmother a
day or so ago when a daughter was
born to her grandchildren. Mr. and
Mrs. David 8. Bradley in Atlanta, Ga.
Solcnncllc).
With its ancient story
this record renews the full
life, death, immortality.
i 'l is fully worthy of the great
' Come in and hear this
/
The first Caruso Victochcord issued since his death
is quite appropriately a beautiful Easter selection——
the Cruciflxu§ from Rossini’s “Solemn Mass” (Mcssc
The simple grandeur of the
old Latin words, united to music solemn but melodious,
of the season—because of the finger:
A. 'J. Collins Co.
70-72 North Main St.~
F. H. BAXTER
133136013!
Page a Shaw. Perk 3 filter;
.Grun 80d, and Run-oil’s
a sou-m MAIN eraser
GoodWormmipuldGool
must go hand in hand. Dan“: in
handicapped by defective vision and
thus limit your chances for advance-
ment.
Neglect of the eyes Vin Show II.
the pay envelope.
Til-AMER, inc.
Optometrist and Optician
AGENT FOR
CANDIES
1
Easter Booklets and
Postal Cards
AT
\
The Hamilton Shop
49 Wall Street, Norwalk
of death for redemption
significance of Easter, of
man who sings them.
beautiful' record—because
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THE
GREAT DRESS SALE
97 New smart Sailk Dresses
Our New York ofice has made a wonderful cash purchase of these entirely new high _
class dresses from‘ a prominent maker (who needed cash) so «mgr. we are enabled to ofler '
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DO.
them at this unbelievable price
CANTON CREPES
TAFFETAS
CREPE DE CHINES
Those dresses are beautifully fashioned in silks of the finest quality. In every detail
- thev express those smart touches of stvle \Ihich characterize these garments as of the bet-
type. Some are richly embroidered and trimmed. ~
$9
tcz
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45%" imSkP
wINDIVIDUALI'I‘Y.
.95
LET THE DOCTOR
,PRESCRIBE
as a result of his ability
to discriminate between
different symptoms.
NeWéII &‘Murray
“To In. Who Know" - .
1|. Wndllnmon It. to. NM
NEW SPRING SHIRTS.
collar. to 1m
SW49“
The Textile Store
mime Satin
Black, White and Colors
Special ....,....... $1.75 yd.‘
66 InchAll Wool Tweed: and
Homespun:
51:75. 32:35 and $2.45 yard4_
South Noun-1k
When we fill his Pre-
scriptions you get the
resu t of our knowledge
and experience in the
handling of drugs and
their compounding.
The Clifford
Pharmacy
Corner South Kain and
Elizabeth Streets
We suggest the following
'Records for- the young folks
who love to dance
Cutie
Hortense
Marie
‘ 18865
18863 E
18859:
Wanna, ‘ 13864
Ly Lee 18842
Wimmln 18857-
COme in and Let Us Play
Them for You
‘ Donnelly’s
18 South 'Main Street
Open Evenings Until 9 P. M.
DOROTHY DARNl'l‘
SCHEME
WE GOTTA GO W‘tTH-
ou-r OUR EA-‘rs on
ACCOUNT OF THAT
HUNGRY BuNCHII
KN’ow ‘EM— GET
WALTER. I GOT A
I
THEY‘RE ALMOST
READY To EAT THE
CARE, 50 WALTER
You MUST Do
SOME ACTIN’
FLORIST
Tulips, Jonquils, R o s e 8,
Carnations, Pansics
Rowland M. Beach
16 France 8!. Phone 2140-2
OLD CARS.
‘MYmmw‘zflfl.
Bridgeport Auto reck-
' ingCo.
1310!“;qu
Macao-inflating“.
mean. .
mun—m
CHICKEIS, DINNER
Every Sunday 7
u; the'
7 South _
Norwalk“
- Lunch
I213 .
Soup, Olives, Celery,
Dessert. Pie. Coffee.
Pudding or Crullers
Home-lode rah-y and can,
Norwalk Chronicler