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WWNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1923. .
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTmEn -*
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kcENT THEATR, E
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TODAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Have _
To Hold”
Bert
Lytell .
World ’s
Greatest
Romance
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5‘,
l . 4.;EORGE FITZMAURICE PRODUCTION
. Palace
”_.ghans...
Today
RODOLPH
HENTINO and
‘IHCE TERRY
1.. l:1'\ lngrnm's
ME) FOUR HORSE-
'\li’.f\l OF THE
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« mu: Picture Ever Made
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Keith Vaudeville—5
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i SDAY and FRIDAY
LL THE BROTHERS
WERE VALIANT”
inn (‘lmm‘L Billie Dove
mid lulu-rs.
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THE NEW
5:» 'l‘ R A ND
"» 12-79: —— STAMFORD, CONN.
35c: Balcony. 40c; Eve-
‘3, 58c; Logos 6". Boxes, 75:
and Holiday Evenings
Shows. 6:30 and 9:00
EEURS., FRI. & SAT.
' ’ ill Star Vaudeville
Bill
"MIN GILBERT
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3 2. EXERT’S VALLEY”
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Bill
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IN
‘ The Scarlet Car”
RIALII‘O
“‘ashington Street
South Nor-walk
LAST SHOWINGS TODAY
' —— or _—
“ B R A W N
of the
.NO RTH”
Featuring the “‘onder Dog
STRONGHEART
Thursday and Friday
“THE GREY DAWN”
Adapted from Stewart Ed-
ward White's Famous story
in the Saturday Evening
Post.
SATURDAY ONLY
Associated Exhibitors
- Presents
“SILAS MARNER” '
Children admlued to Saturday
matinee only {or ten cents.
Hear The New
3 FEBRUARY RECORDS
Tomorrow
3 —-A'r—_.
THE
HAMILTON
SHOP
49 Wall Street
VIC'I‘ROLAS SOLD 0N EASY
TERMS. '
See Our Assortment or Valentines.
Full Line For
Your Legs
- l;ni«-kcrs and work-
‘w‘rs to match your
:1? and vest.
F tires from $2 130 $7
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Thn Copyright
' Clothing Co.
C North Main Street.
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"WEEKS“
GREENWICH.‘ Jan. 31.——'I‘he burst-
ing at a. blood vessel last Friday re-
sulted in the death .41.: George Edwin
Steele, 58. well kddwn contractor. at
his home, Havemeyer Place, Mom
day night. Mr. Steele was born in
England, but had been a resident of
Greenwich for 39 years. during which
time he was a member of the firm of
Steele and Scherer and in later years
senior partner in the firm of Steele
He was a. member of Empire
Lodge. '1. 0. O. F” and the Green‘-
wich Contractors and Builders' Asso—
ciation.
Besides his wife. three daughters.
Mrs. Albert Malkin of Norwalk, Mrs;
Gordon Nicol] and Mrs. Vi-‘aJlace Dur- .
yea. of Greenwich, and four sisters?
and a. brother of and" survive.
Funeral services will be held from
his heme Thursday. Dr. M. George
Thompson of the Episcopzfl Church.
will ofliclate.
STAMFORD MAN
AN * OPPORTUNITY FOR, NEW “ENGLAND
- THRIFT .... A BARGAIN INMUSICAL
“CULTURE ‘
Faust “Concert Farm” at the
Regent Theatre f ‘i
‘ ‘ . At 8:15 . . 7
._ WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. ‘7111
PEOPLE’S CHORUS 3'
BIBS. F. J. MORRISON, Director.
FIVE SUPERB 801-01813 1‘
Marguerite Mme. Marie Sundelius
Siebel . Miss Mario Seville,
Faust ......... .. ....... .. Hr. Richard Crooks
Valentin ................ ...... m. Fred'Patton
Mephistopheles ........... ‘ '. . Mr. Ralph Tolsnd
Bmugni no your threshold! No car-fare to New York; no sleepy re-
turn mnonthe0wl;noanxietyaswrallroadservice‘ ,
ecoentrlcities; no ems tax! changes. '
TICKETS $2.50 (Box Seats) to $1.00 (2nd Belgony)
On sale at Donnelly‘s and the Hamilton Shop. May be reserved by
telephone or exchanged for ticket coupons at the Box
Office on and after Monday. Feb. 5th.
STAMJ‘ORD, . Jan. 31.——Alexander
\‘anech. aged 40 years, a waiter of
Beckly Avenue. was struck by a mo-
tor truck yesterday afternoon on \Vest .
Main Street here and suffered a :
broken neck from which he died in Y
the ambulance on the way to Slum-
ford Hospital. 1‘
The truck was operated by Frt'tl ?
Pucci of North Mianus and driver for
the 'Mlanus Manufacturing Company.
He was released in bonds of 3:350“.
furnished by Fred Springer. treasnrll.
of the company pending the cores»
er's inquest held this morning.
WESTPORT HOSPlTAL
OWNER DEFENDANT
IN $10,000 SUIT
David W. and Marie McFarland of
VVestport. owners of the private san- ,
itarium and hospital ‘In Westpon
known as the ”Hall Brooke" plum,
have _been made defendants in a $10.-
000 death suit instituted yesterday by-
Isidore Resnick of New York. admiw:
lstrator of the estate of Philip Res.
nick, former patient at the sanitarinm
- who is said to have been killed whi‘w
in Greenwich; ‘
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on the railroad tracks
on January 19, 1921‘. .
At the time the deceased was *
struck by a train he was supposed to
be confined at the hospital. cemplnini ,
avers and asserts that the Yospitali
him out of bounds This is the basis
or the suit which was filed in the six-
and
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perior Court seeks l
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yesterday
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authorities were negligent in allowing .f
“Isn’t The Telephone
A Great Thing? ' ’ 1
I JUST TALKED To DADDY
' 100 MILES AWA ”
. .Even the little children. appreciate the wonderful
advantages offered by the telephone—especially the
Toll Lines. ‘
No matter what part of the country you may be inf
you can always getin touch with home—-
BY TOLL LINE
m SOUTHERR NEW ENGLAND
TELEPHONE COMPANY.
—_-——-
Needed ’ in
7 Every Home
"de your speech .
1.1 it mafiyour fon- «M.
lune."—Good advie.
from Shakespeare. ‘
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At Their Home in South Main Street
CHEVROLET SUPERIOR TOURING CAR
To BE GIVEN 'AWAY
Wher- With Many Other Wonderful Primes
VAUDEVILLE, DANCING m DOOR PRIZES
EVERY EVENING
_ADMISSION ........... . ......... 15c
’ -- ' Final Clearance Of all
ODDS AND ENDS
FINAL CLEAN-UP OF ALL MEN’S SUITS AND
OVERGOATS—Sizes have become broken and while there
are all sizes in the combined lot and you are sure to find
a style you like in your size, the lots are broken and we
have therefore reduced them for a final, quick cleanup to.
$23.85, $28.85,“ $33.85. $38.85
and $48.85
Final Clean-up of Underwear
5 and Furnishings ..
, Men’s Ribbed, Cotton Shirts and Drawers, broken lots,
regular $1.00 values .............. a ........... 50¢: each
Men’s Union Suits, small sizes only. Values to $3.00,
at .......... _. . . ....... ...... ,. . . ..... $1.00 each
Broken lots of heavy “’001 Shirts and Drawers, $1.75 and
$2 values . . .......... ..f. ...... _ ..... . . . $1.35 each
Gauntlet Gloves, values to $3.50 . . . . . .31.. ...... $1.59
Wool Gloves, values‘$l.50 and $2 ........ ._.. .. . 95c
Negligee Shirts, percales and madrés ....... ..1.,. $1.35
Woven madras and fine satin stripes . . .. ...... $2.15
“White Oxford Shirts, with and without collars, $2.15
‘Wool Hose ................... ..........34-... 656
Cape and Mocha Gloves, odd lot 1._ .......... ,. . . $1.65
Silk Neckwear, values to $1 , .............. 1...... 55¢
attractive Cravats, reg. $1.50 ........ .._ ......... 85c
Final Clearance of 2Men’s Soft Felt Hats
$ .85
Formerly $3 to $10. All sizes in the group and a good
range of colors and styles. .
Wool Helmets and Caps 1. . .....1.» ................ 59c
Final Mark-Downs in the
Economy Basement
Blue Steifeb Overalls and Coats, reg. $1.50 val., $1.00
Few odd Sweaters, coat style .......... .85
Few Slip-over Sweaters, with collars .......... $4.85
Cold weather Vests with sleeves and high, wool knit
collar and, wristlets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 44, . $4.85
Beach'Vests, in sizes 44 to 50 only . ”3.1.. . .. . $4.85
Wool Lined Vests ............. . . . . .9414“... . $2.85
Sheepskin lined coats of corduroy . . . .. .m. . . . $9.85
Sheepskin Lined Mackinaws . ...1.1.1.1._... . . . . . . . '$18.85
Cloth Mackinaws .............. 1.1... . $9.85 and $11.85-
Long Sheepskin Lined Coats ...... $13.85 to $23.85 -
Work Trousers . . . . . 4.1.1.44. . . ...1... . . .54.. $1.85 up
Bargains in the Boys:
Final Clearance '
Children ’s Worsted Gloves . . . . . . . . . ......mg. . . .21. 150
Madewell Sleepers, sizes 1, 3 and 6 . . 856’
‘Scotmoor Gloves, all sizes . ..1.. . . .34..... . . . . . . . 55c
Wash Suits, values $2.50 -91.... $1.65 ,
Tom Sawyer One-Piece Wash Suits .......... $1.00
Any winter hat—chinchilla, plush, velvet, etc. .- 956
Just 11 58311001 over-coats ............ -.1_.1.15. ...1. $10.85
Broken'lots of Mackinaws, sizes 8 to 11 . .' . . . . ._. $6.85
Broken lots of School Suits .............. 91....“ $8.85
Corduroy Knickers, sizes 15, 16 and 17 ......1..." 851:
Junior Overcoats . . . . . . . . . ........... . . . . . . $8.65
Odds and ends in Navy Blue Sweaters, with crew
'neck...,.......... ........... ..... ............ $4.65
Coat Sweaters of Scotch heathe'rs, sizes 32 and 34 only.
Values to $9 . ....... .._ $4.65
«Children’s belted Coat Sweaters of heather, sizesés
and 28 only ...,.......m......m4............_.... $4.65
. MEIGS e CO., me
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FEED THE KENS SEMIvSOLIDBUTI‘ERMILK
4A1: ideal winter ration. Try arke‘g. All kinds or scratch feeds.
dry gash, charcoal. grit. shells, etc. ' ‘ '
.. TEE BESTl’OUL’l‘RY TONIOS AND-.1135
, NON-Ema DRINKING FOUNTAINS
BROWER & MALONE FEED CO.
‘ . ‘ 48 mm m. ' '
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