Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 10, 1923 · page 3

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REGEN

 

The greateat Valentino love

A atory that eweepa from New York’s glittering ball rooms

to the ageless mystery and paulona of the Orient!
More tempeetuoue love aeenea than “The 8Mlk"—More cpec-

tacular than “Blood and Sand.”

wanmnfllmm j

 

OOHARDMLWITE .

ROdolph Valentino

—Youwn.nrnmm—

THE YOUNG RAJAH

With Wanda Hawks: in Supporting, Cast

 

ufllflNlNO TODAY
AT REGULAR "m

 

drama of them all i

 

as a Regent Saturday

“Punctured Princes.”

SATURDAY—A Big Three-Day Super Special

Headliner—Owen Moore in “Love Is an Awful
Thing”——Bull Montana in a three-reel comedy,

Blue Ribbon Program

 

 

Palace Theatre

Direction of Davld Eatemn—Cyrua W/Gray, Jr., Mgr.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

Two Reel Comedy - :-

 
 

TODAY ONLY

Rich Men’s Wives

ADMITTEDLY THE Bear PICTURE or'iezzl
HOUSE PETERS—CLARE wmneom—aosnmr
Tuner—marme-rnnm—nanr RICHARD

HEADRICK AND A SCORE 01' OTHERS.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

- ;. - :- News

 

 
 
 

THIJRSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY

A Vaudeville Program That the Whole Town Will Talk
About {or a Month

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

YATES a mason
11 “That's Difl’eren "

'nmnr a name.
In Dancing Items

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

EMERSON ’8 EMERALD
REWE

Typical, Topical Tunes of
Erin

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Jenn Galena
With an Talking Violin

 

 
 

THURSDAY

VAN HORN and INEZ

In a Lightning Novelty Number Featuring the Original
Swivel Neck Spin

VIOLA
“Love in the Dark”

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

and FRIDAY

DANA

 
 

 

 

'l'l) STANDARDIZE STEEL.

*»:

Each

 

lnmmillee Plan- to Number
Kind and Grade.
“4 ntl an steel No. 50, " will be the
.~ in “hlch manufacturers will or-
:- the particular kind or metal that
. \ new] in plans inaugurated by the
Mn rlcan engineering standards com-
‘vw. at New York, co-opemflns
‘ in other engineering organization
. v! .lwl producers and users are car-
:1. 3 mil. Much confusion due to the
w ~>lly or long and detailed apecin-
'n"ll!e is experienced now and the
V'zzner and standardization o: com-
rmll specifications will save much
' . iv and time, it ie decared. The

' .v department has a million pounds

h‘ mzinlentified steel which‘mmt be
mliul and tested before use. A
2win r system in general uao would
‘smv’ prevented this situation. Swit-
. r '::.H<l (lermany, and other Euro;

- in l0Llllirl€8 have taken steps toward

I'rnl-r-ring systems for steel.

SAYS man PEPPER
HEAT Slill’s PAIN :

 

IN llwllmmn

 

Rheumatism, lumbago, ’ neuritil.
backache" at“! neck, acre muaclea.
strains, sprains, aching Join“. When
lnu are suffering no you can hardly
not around Jim. try Red Pepper Bub.

Nothing has such mental“.

lienetrating heat as red pepperl. and
when heat penetrate! right down into

mln and conlesuon teller come. at
once.

llrr Rub you feel the tutu-I’m 11'
three minutea the mo spot 3
through and 1m III! (In W

‘3 lone.

"mm red mm: «mm site:
"run store. one ”fishes

lure to get chi.
“mamm- . ’ ‘

Just uaoon anyou apply ace Pea»? ‘

 

Rowlee Bed w 11%, male 9

High School Notes

 

The Boy'- Athletic Association or
the High School held an important
meeting. yesterday morning. Prce~
ident Ladue Whipple read the con-
ltltution or the association, following
which Thomas Ireland, secretary,
read the minutes at the last meeting.
A motion was made that a trial com-
mittee will be appointed by the pres-
ldent. and any members or any team
that 13 ineubordlnate to a coach or
inetructor be tried before this com-
mittee. After a lengthy discussion it
was decided that managers can be
elected for the various team. from
either. the Senior or Junior Clue.
Nomination. were made for a man-
ager ot the basketball team. on
George F. Olaf-1 has resigned. Maur-
ice Flauon. Joseph Roan, Abraham
Groglnaky and Stanley Joeelov-ky.
The election or officers will take place
today.

 

Peat contain-

leaa carbon than
wood. »

 

WENGWD

'10.th and M Twice Daily
1'" IT am A“ YOU
WILL WANT IT ALWAYS

New KW Inad. Rye If.“

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'~ TODAYandTHURSDAY
. -:At215,7onds:"nsoclo¢r

ANITA STEW

In the first National Photoplay am"

“Rose 0’ The Sea

"The Fire Fighters” and “Our Gang" Comedy
— Patbe Review — 7 7

 

 

 

FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Three Showings Daily

"Man, Woman, Marriage’

The Photoplay That Attracted the Attention of Critic: Every-
where for It: Powerful Theme—Starring

DOROTHY PHILLIPS

Johnnie Jones Comedy, “Supply and Demand"
Current Paths Newr '

 

. COMING SOON TO THE BIALTO:

GuyBatea Post in "The Maequerader” ,
Naaimova inland a3 “Salome” _ ,.'

Harold Lloydin “Grandma’s Boy" '

CONNECTICUT PATENTS. The Russell Mfg. Co" filldletown,

brake lining and clutch ficing.

 

 

The following were issued January _
locomotives,

 

 

tlonal radiator.

Harry G. Tatoaian. Bridgeport.\ice
cream cone rolling machine.

Bryant H. Blood. Hartford
gauge: adjustable limit gauge._

Robert C. Cole, Hartford. renewa-
ble incloaed electric fuse.

Charlel it. Tredwell. New Haven.
telescopic flailing rod. .. ,

Frederick Wéhinger. Waterbury.
pivotal guard for clock springs.

Otter C. Johnson. New Britain.
piano bench and cot compination.

$7.50

(2).

Donneily’ s

1880. mm

 

 

 

my: TEXTILE srdnn‘

 

Carlotta Bilhop and D. E. Brine-
made. Derby. fastener.
William W. Dodge. Jr.. Meriden.

toaster.

Robert J. Hodge, West Haven. over-
alls-suspenders loop.

Adolph C. Recker, Oakville. electric
lamp fixture.

John Ringer. Waterford. safety ra-
zor . .

Julius Maltby. Waterbury, buckle.

ALI. woon navy
con-nu: ,

56 in. wide, $1.75 to $3.75.yd.

 

 

 

 

Lucius E. Weaver, East Hampton. .80. NOW
sewing machine shuttle.
Fran: G. Alborn, Milford. motor ve- ’ . -
hicle. _
Trade Lurks. First Concert Bea-on 192233
The Bryant Electric Co.. Briflge- ' ‘
port. electric switch handles. CHORAL ART SOCIETY
The Fuller Brush Co., Hartford.
periodical published monthly. . 0F NORWALK
Jewell Belting Company. West i

 

rHarttord. beltelmade of leather tor

driving machinery, ROY WILLIAM. STEELE,

Conductor
Strouae. Adler 8; Co., New Haven, ‘
corsets. HIAWATHA'S WEDDING
Leonard R. Carley. Water-town (2). MT

cigam. cigarettes. smoking and chew-
ing tobacco: talcum, face powder,
toot powder, cold cream, vanishing
cream. etc.

Cheney Brothers. South Manchester,
cravata and necktlea.

Foster, Merriam 8; 00..
metallic piston rings.

George J. Grohn. Torlrngton, heal—
ing salve tor abrasion; ulcers, cute,
bruises. etc.

JAMES PRICE, Soloist
With 'Boaton Fgautéval Orchestral

PART soNcs AND somlslrs
Monday Evening, Jan. 15,1923 “

South Norwalk lit. 3. Church
8:15 Promptly

manure $100(Ta110c)

Meriden.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

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rm: Tim. at Dani-r Erie-3
Return Eng-mm! by Penile?
Demand

Rm VALENTINO ..
In“Tlte Four Horsemen ‘ot th- ‘
Apocalypse?

 

~Thnrs.,Fri. and Sat.-
January fined:

FIVE ALL STAR
VABQEVME 311.!-
James Oliver Canada's .

“TE! 380m SILENCE"

Starring Zena Keefe with J. Barney
Sherry, Robert Elliott and Gypsy
O’Brien.

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Angevine Furniture Co.

Q'NORWALK’S LARGECT STORE”

Bouthl’orwak,

 

 

 

A THE OXFORD LUNCH

, M. Rallle Wm. Nance

Dine at theOld Stand by ,‘ -:

' and RESTAURANT-

0 SOUTH MAIN STREET"
SOUTH NORWALK, GONN..

,. Phone 2218

 

 

 

2. 1923. Liat complied at officea of prance now h... 2714
Wooster & Davin, patent lawyers. 7754 passenger cars, .and 49,13; .
Bridgeport: freight care. V '
Raymond» G. Moore. Bridgeport.
latch for doors.
Delmar G. Roos. Bridgeport. fuel BEAUTIFUL
system for internal combustion en- LAMPS
glnee. " BOUDOIR
. Albert c. Schulz, Bridgeport, acc— ._. for ..

AIRLO Bnos.
Tending TYbaoooplcta
WE RECOMMEND
LORD ROMEO
Mild Havana Blend
5c Each
— And _—

8c—2 for 15¢ .
Mahackemtllook Phone 1531

 

136 Washington Street N.

’7 Main Street

 

 

 

CONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING co.

37 Mar 8!. So. Nor-walk, Conn.
Phone 9.0

We clean and renew. color- in

Carpets and Ruse. Hand procee- by

Good: Called tor and new”... ‘

 

TOURS T0 EUROPE on
BERMUDA. .
Every accommodation, steamers are
unsurpassed. good rooms. excellent
food well prepared and nicely served.
ample deck a ace. For particulars
ASK JO T. HAYES. Agent

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

You won’tfinditahardfilp todepoait or each.
uéeek‘aliltdgext December that $50p or $100 will otlme inflhandy.
m!

Dung layour fir-at deposit nowand join. Do it today.
What the Different Clubs will pay you.

INCREASING CLUBS
IN Q WEEK! (For Xmas 1923)

Even auouur cLuas
lN M‘WEEKB (For Xmaa 1928)

1a 'Clui pm 612.75 28:; Cluh'paya 812.50 ‘
- 2c Club pay. $25.50 506 Club pay. 825m .
5c Club 'paya $63.76 $1.00 Club ‘paya m
19¢ Club me _ $127.50 32m Club pays steam
oecacaeluo owes Jig: 2:»: pm $250.00
You can begin: with the largest '- u pays I r ‘
deposit and decrease your depo- ”0'00 Club paye “M

aluaaoh week.

Coneimgetal’aaanookandjointhe Club today. Bring
-AI.I.TEE FAMILY and lave them join.

South ZVorwalk Savmgs Bank

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Norwalk

 

 

 

“C \
Us
And
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Better” -

 

A person should have their it
one examined at least once in

 

 

10 South Main Street

 

 

confine.

Eyes Examined r-_
F-gfid—

Gheresritted

 

W. A. McClelland

- . — lneorpratod -— .
OPTOHETRISTS — OPT{CIAN8
new. Sheet,
STANFORD; 050ml

Next to Woolen, ,. rtha. for. 1691

 
 

 

 

 

£31051th om Hal}, cam
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Annual Reduction Sale

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Buying" Furniture ; ‘3

When buying-furniture the purchaser
generally goes by. the outside appearance or Q
vifimshofflleartmletheyweshtopurchaae. ’é‘

This does not disclose the interior con-

struction er workmanship which is most
important.

All our furniture has been carefully 3%
lected ante censtrlmfi

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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