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n'FQD AY JANUARY 30 1923. . . SOUTE NORWALE EVENINGnSENTNEL i5 4%
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DailyRadioProgram i =0 n wo ”lo- a. 3...... ~ L o '0' .
Heller; “Welcome! Binsect Wind," g.
' Cadman; “Merrily am." Selim:- " _ ._.
. use most (m ‘0 30° Mam)‘ faith; "Tho“ Songs My Mother » ’ ' ' ' .“.4 "
a , Used to Sing." Smith. Washington Street , . .4» .
WM S. Bart's Most Popular Plc- W. O. R. (860 METERS.) 4:46 p. m.-—Piano recital by Max south Eon-walk. .‘4' . .
David Esterson. W turc “anelln' On” “’11! Have L. Bomberger Ii.- Co.. Newark. . . J. Eclmtein. Program: "Polonaise." '
, Showing Here Again Today. 6:30 to 7::00 p. m.—".Man in the Chopin; "Impromptu." Chow-fl: '
To be unaware 01' his own name. Moon Stories." for -the children “Waltz." ChOPm- TODAY
Today unable to read, or write and to adopt copyright of the Newark Sunday 5: 00 p; m.--Sopr8n0 00108 by Helen-3 d a
a cattle brand as his sole means or Call. Heller; "Time Will Tell." from an
' A 1" S HART identification—that is the role pun 8:00 p. m—Weekly program under 'Saliy. Irene mum-yr- Nymphs TOMORROW
\\ ”.1119“ I - tray“ by William S. Hart in his latest themices of the Boy Scouts of and Fauna." 333M313: “Let's Say , .
, ’l t re Th at no and most memorable Paramount pic- America. " Scouts & Radio." a talk _Good-bye with a Waltz." Squires. At 2:15, 'i' and 8:45 O’clock
1.. (lll‘ "0-“ l ‘3 “h Screen ture. ”Travelin' On," to be presented by Robert S. Hapi'ield. Scout Cin- 5:1-5 p. m.—Piano recital by Max
l x- r Made for l e at the Regnt Theatre today only. missioner or the Newark Council. rein: "Autumn." Moskowitz: » ' “
r LIV’ ON» J. B. is the ideniinel'mon disc of this Boy Scouts of Ameflca- " “1° °f Spring". swung; “val” STRONGI'IEART ‘
'TR A" E A man whom late has decreed shall be 8:05 p. m.—Dr. John A. Harris. Traf- Caprlcclo." Schubert-11sec. Everything Below Cost.
, munt ‘0 \iect a wanderer. forever. travelin' on, and tie Commissioner or New York City ~30 to 8:00 p. m.-—Recital by Clara D
in =~ ”" M I ”a; ‘ Pictures it has cursed him Wlth a mistrust of will speak on "Tth Problems of {icelL lyric soprano. The Wonder 03
1 lM mam] "‘r or everything that walks on less than the Present and Future." ' - IN - . 9 '
four legs. And so he roams the face 8: 30 to 10:00 9 mJ—‘Lucia Di Iam- \VILLEY INSANE
oi’ the earth. caring only for himself mermoc," Donizettl: complete opera MIDDLETOWN. Jan. 30.-——Jolin “ B R A W N ‘ tel I I S
and his pinto puny. taking whatever With fl!“ cast, chorus and orchestra. Willey. who slashed his brother and f th . ._
“““ he wants until there comes the ray given by thePuclnni Grand Opera sister with an are on the evening Of 0 e " -
,w- when he finds that the cards have 03- . Jan. 16 at the ‘Xi‘liley hornec in N 0 RT H ” ' - . ' .
. been stacked against him: it is when Moodus. was comm e to the on- . ,
“ QdIlCSdaY’ I 11.», We: up against me power of _‘v- J- z- (360 METERS) necficut Hospital for the Insane by A Ploture Greater Than. Re 1 r l .
, (l Friday God. a power which he cannot under- Westinghouse 5' V3? “’3‘ 0°" the ¥robate Court. edecision being "The Silent can" > . ;
Tlllll’fida) an stand until it is shown to him through Newark J' that the man is {lien 1y unbalanced. .. 7 > '
PSON the love and trust of a. beautiful wo- 4‘60 p m.-—Closing prices on stocks .1 ' ‘ ._
l l‘ ‘TTY (30‘! man. ' 4and bonds. grain. coffee and sugar. RAINBOW BY MOONLIGHT. A giant dog mug a babe in
l BFRT LYTELL Ethel Grey Terry is leading woman 4:0? p. m.—- Fashion from “om- CROYDON, England—John Chal- the snows. Famislicd wolves . , .
'llli ‘ in this pulsing epic or the Arizona- 5" 3 Wear Daily hewmaper- H. says he saw a brilliant rainbow in ‘ _ snaking behind. A silvermshc- ‘9‘ a e
. M- Paramount Super that-was. Little Mary Jane Irving 5‘30 p. m.-——Resume oi' Sportspmusl- the sky at midnight by moonlight. W011 calling to m Tm
. l ' ‘ ‘ routine and Brinsley Shaw are in the cast and cal 9'95”“: spectal features. clos- Yes, moonlight, not moonshine. the “181“ 3 demented mother .
\ Lambert Hillyer directed. ”‘5‘; price: on stocks. bonds, grains. V ‘ crying for her child! There’s '
r co ee an sugar. . .
[0 ll \\ E ItND PALACE THEATRE 7:00 p. rim—Adventure storiel of . “he": “'0 dam“ “mm mm! FREE DELIVERY -— FREE STORAGE
‘ T() HOL ‘ Travel for Young and Ogdidéicatliii‘tgf Glfts ' '
....... “Fm" Horsemen of the Apocu " by m" “”1"; Tm“ e ‘ ' = , Selected Shorter Features
Wf/fl """ Plays Final Engagement in This“: from his» Book > Spain in Silhou— Vi!“ our
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ette." courtesy ot the Macmillan - ‘ , ,
/ ' -. “ Wm air-r mums-r — ., er H mm re 0
.—-——-i What will undoubtedly be the final 7:30 p. 'm.—“Relationship Between for .
engagement in this city of "The Four Farmer and Blinker" by R Keisler Gift Th ‘_ . g
' ‘ . - - at Are Useful and . , . . T 1
Horsemen of the Apocalypse" is un- president of the New Jersey Bank- 8 ' 7 - W ingto t NOI'W :3
alace nounced at the Palace Theatre today or: Association. Ornamental. DON’T COUCH ANY MORE 127 131 £511 . n S feet S0. 811‘ ”g ,7:
and Litrllfnow in the complete form 7:40 p. m.-.—-Piano recital by Eleanor _, \VILD CHERRY COUCH SYRUP . ..
n w c its original success was Lois Fields: "Prelude Op. 28 No. -
Theatre 3001:3- This noied Rex Ingram pro- 3." Chopin: "Grandmother's Man- . ’ .A 250 Bottle Win Fortify lou.
.. .. David EltOl'lOn “c on which has not becn equalled ucl." Grieg: "anse 0p. 64." Chopin: onne y S ' ,
1' gr“; Gr”. Jr, "If by any other picture since presented, “At Evening." Kinder: “Country _ H‘ A‘ MEAD
Will never become Old" in the sense‘ Gardens" Grainger; "Rhapsodie , 18 so Milli Sti'llt Prescription Pharmaclct . i
that people will have lost their desire Hongroise .\II" Liszt ‘ , 8 No. Main. St. 80. Not-walk, Ct- Vamz are
'I‘llilili‘ and Tomorrow to :eeiit. The masterpiece stands out 8: lo p. in —Concert hv Roselle Music . , \
‘ 50 0 fly that it cannot fail to be Club. This club consists of twenty- . . .
ROl)0LPI‘I recognized as a screen achievement five members: mandolins banjo ’ WWW All Sizes Ash Cans, Garbage Cans, Goal Hods, Wash Tubs, eta. .
Uni-Isual. Hodolph Valentino, Alice mandala. Hawaiian guitar. violi
' ‘ ’ l Te"? Smart Holmes and many cello. clarinet and piano; soprano ,
\ \I‘P‘xTIhO and olihcr notable players wil be found in and tenor soloists. d _ . :
‘ t a leading 1'01“ 8:50 p. m.—"Broadcasting Bron - ~ ‘7
MIKE TERRY “3”" by ”em“ BMW“ A Ti: H s h Main ROSENFIELD BROS. -»
9:15 p. m.—Ampico Series of Dis- t Ell‘ 01118 in out Street
In ill-n ingram's ' , e ' _, . . -
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“EN OF THE 1The students of the graduating 9:55 ti;- mi—Arlsizlgton Time Signals Together With Many Other “'ondcrful Prizes. ' '
c as t F w a e orcca . , .
il’OCALYPSE” .megcgoo,;a:,§l;:e;"g§::;°; 332,2“; 10:061 p. rm._progmm continued to VAUDEVILLE, DANCING AND noon PRIZES ., s,
this morning To make room for m. the Amvico “um EVERY EVENING we HANDLE ONLY x
1:,. l.;-;|ii‘-t Picture Ever Made newcomers the home desk rooms ot "‘ , ‘ ' "
g , ,.,.,,,,,l,,,_. m 7 and ' :15 many of the Pupils have been changed ‘ ADlllISSlON . . ........... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15c PRIME STOCK
and their schedules altered. The West
avenue institution is crowded at the
present time. but after a few slight
N . k changes which will be made durin~
ls! l Half Of the wee the week. the conditions will be great:
_ ' iy improv.ed
\ ll DEVILLE Louis Novak, popular senior at the
. 'high school and well known violin
\\llli ll-aiure Picture -pla.yer, played at the seventh grade
,mrnctions assembly or the Franklin school. yeS.
terday morning.
_ ' “9 innlor class will hold an ’mfl [5—4, mg: A. ,.
' E. Barthol, D. C.
' in beef, mutton, lamb, veal, ham,
and other meats and poultry. Con-
fidentially it wouldn’t pay us to
' do anything else, but we want you
to know. You are invited to
prove this statement true or false
by actual observation.
GEARNOK’S MARKET,
19 Railroad Avenue Phone 583-2
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portant meeting this afternoon after'
the close of school.
Stanley Joseloimky manager of th R "‘ FREE DELIVERY — h
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THE NEW boys’ basketball team has announced , .. CHIROPRACTO i g
that a special trolley will be hired to , 95 WashingtOn Street .
South Norwalk, Conn.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY
91012and1130t05z30
wZT: go to Stamford on Friday evening it
fifty students will volunteer to go. The
Stamford game is always the big game
“ - - STAMFORD: CONN- ot the season for the locals and it is
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coweullclwr
‘ ‘ : .1 35¢; Balcony, 40c: Evo- baggie] that a large number attended. I , MONDAY AND FRIDAY
. r . .3‘ 58c; Loges &. Boxes, 75c e picture of the girls basketball i a go 8 P. M. .—.- ‘.;fiw_' firm-3;.
‘32 ( and Holiday Evening. team was taken yesterday afternoon ; {II-”J MLWIMW‘W"“Ni H The Protectu POCkEt Cheek
‘ _ Show! 6:30 and 9:00 at the close of school by instructor
. ._ David H. Pollard.
book is no larger, no bulkier.
and just as convenient as any
check book made.
:, h ‘ ' TUES and WED WANT Panniasncxr TO MEET THE TEXTILE STORE
' .\ll Star Vaudeville :
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By Associated Press.
Bill LOI'DON, J: . roi—Tl p l . ring Good in “col EpongE. a '
j “n _ ~~-»~————~—-—————-— menia‘ry Labor IIl‘iari}2 todgq‘ye dezlligd Xczrfl’: Satin S Poirct, Carlie] 5 [N TEN DAYS OIJR 1923 CHRISTMAS
‘ “3“") ARE MY PARENTS?” to ask Prime Minister Bonnr Law to “air, Etc.
CLUB CLOSES
M... 1. spasmrs Sensational convoke Parliament earlier than Designer and People's Home Jour-
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rum m. Broadway. February 13. the date set for“its re— nal Spring- l‘aslilon Books now
‘._._ AU ,7 . _. nhscmbly. in order to give considera- remly- The latter tree “uh 3 l h ‘ t on d ome a member 7
TI. R8,, FRI, & SAT, tion to the situation which has arisen pattern. 9 ance o enr an bee . , ,
I l-lu-lmry 1-2-3 in the Ru?‘ Valley in consequence of It 5 your aSt C ' Igproindes a Simglshan:
f...» W‘T‘W- the Frcnc occupation. h. l 1135“ W e ectlve 111831150 CC
: ) M t "H Star VaudeVllle 136 go Norwanlks Don’t be sorry next December that you failed to join—and are protection that is abso- ,
Bill ' short of Christmas funds—-—or money required for other Pu!” lately dependable. 2'
DOSES.
llllIN GILBERT ‘
(”i' \ Ell—TEE VALLEY” J aCOby S ‘ SHOT CHOCOLATE
Money paid weekly into the Christmas fund is seldom missed
and in most cases would be otherwise spent. .
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-~~~ 12.14 No. Main Street. fruit Sunrises E ‘acome a member and watch the quick and easy way money 6 " u© e
¥ "3106 Cream Sodas : grows. - ,
FRUIT . Fresh Madefiandy I Read the table ! iFor your protection . 4"
“1; 33$ The name or Good Clothes for . , TE ; - -use 311; continue
null-link?” Mm and Women. 3 PEPPO S CHOCOLA. : Don’t put. it off l—Join today." t; “:9 {rote-zit:
~ l l: \u'llimnuas SHOPPE . c cc 3— urnls e
' ”ff L‘:~"-Wi¥ e'coomc- , . = : by us They abso-
7‘ J I \Tl.’\lls& “111le 10 South m 8T" 2 Increasing Club Plan lutely protect from the time you write your check
.1 ‘ - ' De t 1 1 t k., 2 Ed R. Increase cashed
ll \‘l‘l'lfiéliGS See thg Extmordlnary' Values : lcClllb 1c: 1;leth viceir. “in 50cui‘oeltvs you have$12'75 untfl it is ‘%
‘ I 2 'k., 4 2d k. Increase
\EGETABLES * in Our Wham SPECIALS FOR THE : 20 Club 3813?§59$“‘”5°cm:”°“ W 2550 Th P 60 le S Tl'llS CO
' ‘ D , it s lst k., 10c 2d wk. In- I) t
5 =' ~ll (”\ltltOTS & BEETS " WEEK : SC Club orig: 5c :3. wkw: in 50 wins. you have 6%‘15 e .
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, . . A ~ - “ - D 10 st k- 20 M “k . SOUTH NORWALI, CONN. -
H Ly‘li‘l’,“ ER 7 10c Club crzgznlw :31 wkwin 50 (:ka you 113.42%“) First Bank Undo Bridge. g“.
i.| \\\A_(J.-[‘{EE\' Large 081. Prunes, o o . o 190 1b. » . . . ., 3
. m .. . ‘ . Decreasing Club Plan _ mm M“ ,.
- l,l.l.\ “30th . P led P es » . . , "
“' : "1'::1;§JOES mggibbon ee - each ’5‘: You begin with the LARGEST payment and DECREASE ea. wk. - .
f ,.. . "33'3“?“ . '. Even Amount Club Plan = i
H ‘ “r“ ’;.'T‘(§'PS- 0-“055- Strictly Fresh Eggs .. News. ' ;
25c 256 Club‘ Deposit 25c ea. wk., in 50 wks. you have $ 12.50 . no“
‘ i l l - f Toilet T198118 7 for . . . . . . 500 Club Deposit 50c ea. win. in 50 wks. you have 26,” i e e e, S
' ' ”.1.“ " “o’rmm‘m‘r l ’ ' 31 Club Deposit :1 ea. win, in so wks. you have 50,00 ~ pm ‘
("ATVEV ARI r - 32 Club Deposit :2 ea. win, in 50‘wks. you have 100,00 / -—————-—'lt’o Here it it's flown"
s . i ‘ Club Deposit :5 ea. win, in so wks. you have 250.00 .
I. .. .. Square Tel. 310 A S I | l I 'L ii: on], Deposit $10 ea. wk, ih’so wits. you have .00 ; I BATHROOM GS. .
\ °, 2 . W Oluli new,“ $20 ea. wk. m 50 “5.3.0., have... 1’ .m. ~ Medicine Cabinets, Mirrors, Hampers, owel Bars, (glass, white
1 24 Come at, East Norwalk 2 $60 club Deva-it $50 ea. win. in so wks. you have m on I and m'ckle), Glass Shelves, Bathtub. Seats, Sprayers, Soap
, , . , ; $100 Club W 3100 a. wig; m 50 wks. you have goofim j Illislies’hTilgliblell'g Holders, Toilet Yaper Holders, 13601211
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Notice To Contestants
Victor Records
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