Regent Theatre 3
DAVID ESTERSON, President and Managing Director
TODAY -— TOMORROW -— FRIDAY
, GEORGE ARLISS
_.___IN_.___.
“THE MAN WHO ' -
PLAYED GO ”
The story of the man who held the world spellbound at his feet
while from his sensitive finger tips 'carne harmonlos that brought
the plaudits of the multitude. Monarchs fawned upon him. He
won a beautiful girl’s wondrous soul. A unlverse was his. And
them—SILENCE, DESPAIR, HOPELESSNESS. The world for-
got. The girl shrank from him. Fate told of affliction grenter
than his own. Then began the game of pllylng God. Came
peace. joy, a new love, a more kindly world.
THE TEARS YOU SHED WILL MAKE YOU GLAD.
SATURDAY'S DOUBLE SHOW . ‘
BUCK JONES in "TI-IE BELLS or SAN JUAN"
37".TJOTT DEXTER and CLAIRE WINDSOR in
“GRAND LAROENY”
I
Palace Theatre
Direction of D! VlD ESTERSON; CYRUS W. GRAY, Jr., Manager-
TODAY—2:15, 7:00, and 9:00
i] G MID-WEEK DOUBLE PROGRAM
WILLIAM RUSSELL GLADYS WALTON
__ in __
_ in _ “THE GIRL wno RAN
“MIXED FACES” _ WILD"
THURSDAY —- FRIDAY — SATURDAY
A BANNER BILL OF KEITH VAUDEVILLE
MORTON <2 BROWN WILLIS d: ROBIN":
A Breeze from Dixieland Um, Day Out"
MARSHALL ......... ..
MONTGOMERY KANE-Y & MORGAN
And Lucille DeHaven in Just a Boy and Girl in Songs
Ventriloquial Specialties and Dances
Lew—ADROIT BROTHERS—Jack
In Their New DeLuxe Offering
“OF AN EVENING”
Thursday and Friday-NORMA TALMADGE in “THE
FORBIDDEN CITY”
Saturday—ROOT GIBSON in “THE GALLOPING KID”
Of Interest to the Automobile Owner.
Tires
Tubes
Tire Chains and Locks
Automobile Dusters
Glare Eliminators
Windshield Cleaners, both au-
tomatic and hand operating.
Spot Lights
Motormeters Automobile Robes
Parking Lights . Bumpers
Mirrors—Fender, inside and City Name Plates
windshield. , Tire Covers
Weed Non-Skid Chains Automobile Clocks l.
Radiator Covers Speedometers,
, Stop Ligna Mmmeter am: ' ' i
AUSTIN’S GARAGE
Railroad Avenue South Norwslk
$50—REWARD—$ 50 , ENFORCEMENT is
For confidential information telling us where patterns, jigs
and fixtures belonging to us are at present time, so we can re-
cover some. The patterns which were used in making machin-
ery for us by a South Norwalk concern have this lettering on
them: “Sunshine Improved Newstyle. ’ “Sunshine Pinking
Machine.”
SUNSHINE-JASPER COMPANY, Inc.
Sunshine Bldg, 59 East 8th Street New. York
THE TIME TO GET BUSY
is when a. roast from Chernock's
Market is served, for if you hue a
keen appetite you do not want to hide
It but go it for all you are worth. for
the next time you dine you ma, not
have Chardock's meat to eat. T ere-
i'ore make the best of your 0990?“!-
nlty.‘ However there is no chance of
your starving. for at all hes the but
and finest cuts in heel, mutton. lamb.
veal, pork and poultry are awaiting
your selection at our famous market.
galeusyonrorderssndwewinplelse
CHARNOCK'I MARK"
16 Railroad Ave. Phone Ilse-2
' .. ”mm .- gdhosisyerpg Mrs.‘
of the new misery jail though we be“ m
, great for mm: usual-o2 was: when :‘alp'oct m.
,mthhmorning. no aim decl'u'ed stems -"
in be 00!:me in the Unis. or " i
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9
,i Booth Tarkington's
a and see this range or write for
_ injunction directed against State Dairy
"RIM Ase-iss_
mos soaool. nun-r10 “
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Clarence l
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TICKETS Motoumv
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Watch for the
Opening
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PIGGLY WIGGLY
Store '
' DON’T BURN YOUR
MONEY IN THE CEL-
LAR FURNACE.
The. “THRIFT R A N G E”
supplies CLEAN. HEALTHY
HOT WATER HEAT in every
room containing a radiator.
The MOST ECONOMICAL and
EFFICIENT HEATING UNIT
on the market. It cooks and
bakes 100% perfect and sup-
plies all the hot water needed
for domestic use, and the fuel
consumption for the entire win-
ter averages 4 1-2 tons.
The “THRIFT RANGE” can
heat up to 7 rooms and main-
tain a temperature. of 70 de-
grees in zero weather. Call
full particulars.
wnr BcsN TWO rmBs
m on run: (JAN
:00 rr ALL.
Zimmerman Stove-Heater
Corporation,
8 North Main Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
12's Edi-d to keep away from:
i JNUTS & mums 7
Tar-Mine" ’ ”7 .72” ’ finishing ous
Fruits in s V Cream. That’s
the reason. And too, we dollar
tyfer
‘9 Cents ~
. .Sold only at Jack Horner Headquarters
3 CLIFFORD PM“
60 80. Main St. 80. Nwwalk
EGG-STAMPlNG
Federal Court Halts Work
Set for December 15 Un-
der State Statute. ‘
HARTFORD. Dec. -1:..—.nta;. Ed-
win 8. Thomas of the United tastes
court recently signed - a temporary
and Pure Food Commissioner Thomas
Holt. restraining him from putting.
into street the entomoment ot the on
stamping law beginning December 15.
Whom” dealers in, egos are great-
ly opposed to Commissioner Holt's
recently issued ultimatum regarding
the essstsmplng law. armaments
Ind declare they will “latte the‘lest
ditehtohwsitnneusdormodm.
They claim this law will cause see- to"
increase idol-ice trou'thr‘ee to. ‘
testsmm's'mmien ens‘ i ' "
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r-Regent : "I. has. "ire ‘
, Friday, December 15, 1922'“
Work of the.Norwalk Fire .‘
- Department for Past
Year Detailed.
Following is the ninth annual re-
port or George W. Basal-dill. chief of
the Nos-walk Fire department. which
mgresen'tednnd accepted at the De-
cember meeting or the on Coun-
cil held last meat. The report lapel»
mulch {warmer-sessi-
suiation of eq ’ _ ant and supplies
-held at the various lire company
nausea. . . ‘ ,
To His Honor. the Mayor. and the
Honorable Court or Common Coun-
cil of the cure: Nor-walk.
Gentlemen: 7
I have the honor to present (or your
consideration my ninth annual report
for the year ending August 81st. 1922.
Included is a detailed statement of
tires. losses and insurance on some.
Also. a complete inventory and on.
pense of maintenance of the depart-
ment. together with other data. in con-
nec‘ion with the operation of the fire
department:
Fire Commissioner—Joseph R. Tay-
! 101'.
Chic: 0: Department—George W.
Bowdus. ‘
Deputy Chief (First dtstrict)—Wil-
liam Powell.
Deputy Chief (Second district)—
Sumuel McGowan.
Deputy Chief (Third district)—
Frederick M. Wheeler.
Working loom or the Department.
Chief of department ......... . . . . 1
Fire marshal ................ . . . 1
Superintendent or fire alarm . . . . . .1 1
Deputy chiefs . ......... ........ 8
Permanent men ..... . ........... 1!
Volunteer force at fires ....... ‘.. . 30
Volunteer Cosnpnnieol
Phoenix Engine Company ........ 1
Hope Hose Company ........ ..‘. 1
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Com-
pany .............. . ......... 1
Old Well Hook and Ladder Com-
pany '
Putnam Hose Company . . . . . . . . .
Mayflower Hook and ladder and
Hose Company ................ 1
Loss on Building: and Cults-its.
First district . . . . . . . . . 880,280.85
Second district . . . . . . .. 16,628.54
32,264.08
Third district ......u.
Total loss ......... .
Insurance Paid on Buildings and
. Commits. .
First district . .. ...... 371,209.85
Second district . . ... . . . 14,881.00
Third district . . . . . . . . .‘ 80.689.03
Total insurance pald.. $116,140.42
Loss Over Insurance Paid.
J Fir“ diatPICt . o s 0 es. s s o $9.011-o.
Second district .-. . . .. . .- ' 1.791.50
Third district . . . ... . . .
Total loss over insur-
ance paid . . .-. . ... . 812327.80
_Note—Most of this ion in em: *
to parties not being" insured.-
WM.
Total value of buildings
and contents where
tire occurred ........ 61.111.585.00
Total insurance carried -
on buildings and «mm ‘ ‘ —
‘ 881.885.00
ten“ eee-wusoe-eOe-se
Total to. on buildings
and contents «x . . . 139.167.};
Total insurance paid on ‘
buildings And concepts ,; 116.740.42
Tots! loss over insur- ' _ .. C
once paid ...;‘.....'.. . . £11,437.”
Nome-Insurance __
paid mu. 1 io-ee,,ror;mwhere the
attention 012th. MW 5“
not been'called". fish 7, toasts 7 have not
been included in the. m_ .
Chew hose and chemical
(Knoxyrsntomov I bunk!!! mped- , ,
Thre- eomMi has. fill-chem
cal (Williamson: equip-
1.
cent-redeem Museum. ‘ i‘ W m Wm ‘
consensual thawing-tam . . ._,
muses thstisssld. ,When um. »
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1,825.00
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HouseCoats
erolds
Children’s Umbrellas .. $1.00 to $1.50
Neckwear .............. 550 to $3.50
W001 Hose . . . .......... 75c to $2.50
Silk Hose .............. 75c to $2.00
Character
$8.50 to $12.00
$5.00 to $15.00
Wool Vests $3.50 to $7.50
Silkrsjamasm ......... $5.00
Flannel Pajamas $1.65 to $3.00
Wool Mufflers ........ $1.50 to $6.00
. . . . . $1.25 to $6.50
Suit Gases ...... . $1.50 to $15.00
Traveling Bags . . . . $3.50 to $15.00
Madras Shirts ........ $1.50 to $3.50
., Silk Shirts ........ $5.00 to $8.50 '
Ladies’ Umbrellas , $3.50 to $8.50
Ken’s Umbrellas ...... $2.00 to $8.50
SUITS, OVERCOATS &. RAINCOATS
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Rogers 5? Stevens
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TOILET SETS $6.50 up.
MANICURING SETS $4.00 up
,, WW7.T.TJ .1 .'. $5.00 up
STERLING SILVER SETS . . . . . . . . $8.00 up
SHAVING SETS, IVORY CLOCKS, PICTURE
FRAMES, JEWEL CASES
This Marathi-nacho: the sort-
- ico_remsins‘in_ths same condition as
t... Gem . is.“
V sayfognrlevaaegee,
“eonsiuaf;
Total Companies . . . . . ...... 6
Fires for the Year. Two Stores
First district .................. 81
Second district ...... ...... .. 75 N5... ..ALK SO. .. --. .. .11,
Third’dlstrict .l 32 . .
Total alarms of fire ....... ... 2—1;; |
Feet of Fire linearised. ..___ .___._..._.___ _ -—r__ #
First district ........ . ....... 13.000 “—‘rm
Second district ............. 6.400
'1'er district ....... ........ 6.500 4 .
W... ..... . ..... t ant1c ewe ry tore
mc r moors Used.
mm districto ..... ..... 1,00. m Lowssr raters AND m BEST QUALITY CAN BE FOUND HERE
Second district ass 3: .
Third district ........ 220, m Lavelhers
Tot if. t r indd emf—1.4“ ‘ Set With Diamonds' in “1““ and
agmcmmlcoal 056:;"(G‘u'enm'L 'I 25 per cent Off : ‘ New: Green Gold.- Also 14K Self-fl
First district . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . 1.801 Gm!”
Second district .............. 568i l , . 33-50 Up
Third district . . . . . . . . . . . .0. . . as: ! Perfect Blue White Diamonds . _
Total chemical used ...... .. 2.1:: Set. in any style of Gold and Platinum La 'lusca Pearls, $0.00 up
Time Out (Hours). ‘ M untin s. . ..
First district ....... . . . . . . . . 01.5, Ill 00 g SOlld G01d Signet 3
Second district 13.5 $ ' up Rings ,,,,,,, $3.00 up
Third district 29.5 . . ' '
Total time out A 14: 15 Emblems for All Sgctihlfs S f Solid Geld Ladlcs’
ill. """"" ' « Rings Charms Buttons, Cu in s,“ car Stone Rings .. 92.00 Ii
Valuati‘t‘nfigeanuum .mmfefif’“ tents Pins, Pocket Knives. At Low Prices. ’5 " p.
First district ........ . . 81.253.650. .‘ — - -
Second district ........ €01,900}: 14K and 18K White Gold Bracelet Watches, 10 Jewels ........... .
Firm?“ ...... msm 14K White Gold Elgin Bracelet Watches ..................... ... . ..
Tom mu, if, 1,... 31.711.535.00 25-Year-Guarantee White Gold Filled Watches, la Jewels . ........ . . . 310-00
“mum maximum "“1 20-Year Guarantee, Filled Bracelet Watch ........................... $850
Sim 313:3 8:483:30, . WE OFFER THE rm EST LINE OF ‘ ‘
Lecon ct ...... . - -
Third district .......:. 64,785.00 . FRENCH IVORY AND AMBER SETS
111 the City, and guarantee every article. These prices are
Tots! insurancs ----- “31335-0“ lower than the wholesale cost at present time.
' Weguarantee these Watches the greatest bargains ever
oflered. Gold and Gold Filled .................. $10.00 up
nowann HAMILTON, WALTHAM AND ELGIN
‘ r ’ALI. snarss AND SIZES.
We carry a Complete Line of SILVERWARE and
AGENCY FOR GOREAM SILVERWARE—ENGR.
Atlantic J eWelry Store
. . 314 ATLANTIC STREET
. . Vin. sosnomrz, Prop.
sincere thanks to Calvin L. Bartono
’ " ‘ , and Joseph R. Taylor. 1“"
., one]; 101' their - hearty co-
unmade as. Expenditures. " Balance-
$851¢¥00 15,145.00 . . . . .
’ 135.00 125.0: ......
‘ 7 ‘ ' 10.0300 ......
I 20.030.06.07 4495.13 3.07
seaz‘s 04.75
, ; 489.81 10.19
« 7 594.73 ' 5.22
5 ”450.00 . .....
‘ 334.70 , 2.30.
1.8805: 13.24
‘ 93.14
\GENT’S GOLD WATCHES
conclusion ' year:
In conclusion I desirerto extend my
CUT GLASS.
VING FREE
ration uni-upper: during the 03‘
ope also. to my deputy elders all
all menibetfl of the city governmlé‘
who have ‘interested themselvos in we
Fire department: I also extend my
thanks to the dict'erent city deparl'
ments—-Police. Water. Streets. 854
Electric Light Commissioners—for the
many favors shown. I also extend my
sincere thanks to the officers 2‘1?
members of the Fire department f.»r
their uniform courtesy and strict 81‘
tention to duty.
Respectfully submitted._
. GEO. w. BOGARlll S.
clSler of Fire Department. SUPP-"l“;
tendent of Fire Alarm and 1*”
Marshal.
. ‘ M
DAYTIMCE FROCK
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gmclt of blue milk 18 CL”
dawn?! trimmed out!
Norwalk Chronicler