MONDAY, FEBRUARYs, 1323‘
REGENT THEATRE
DAVID £126 ERSON President and Managing Director
’—
TODAY~ AND TOMORROW
“ulm Sllny Matinee Only —- Parammmt Presents
(THE
IAATI‘ )
WALLACE- REID
“n:
that he ever
“CLARE
lrmu Booth Tarkington'
..r [In- In at lmcd mtors of the screen in the greatest role
played
NCE”
s Celebrated Play
Supporting Cast Includes
MAY McAVOY—- AGNES AYRES
\ml :1 score of other brilliant stars.
PALACE THEATRE
DAVID ESTERSON. Managing Director.
TODAY AND TOMORROW
mrm-l lmvfi lls sensational New York run
1'A1t\.\10tNT 10:19.91: NTS
11.101: BRADY
and DAVID POWELL
“ill: on all star supporting cost in
“MISSING
MILLIONS”
Prom popular novels by Jack Boyle
COMING THURSDAY
Pro Lenten Vaudeville Program That Is a. Knockout.
See Tomorrow’ 3 Paper.
VWAW
IIE GEN T THEATRE
”NE NIGHT ONLY—FRIDAY, FEB.‘9
At 8:20 0'
mm mm
clock
'.
.91.-
“IAN K C. GODFREY POST, A. L.
-—-—— A ND --—-—--
M u LVOY-TARLOV POST v. E. W.
OFFER——
On The Bar Z Ranch
AComedy Drama
in Four Acts
-———-— Presented ‘By -————~
SPRINWOOD DRAMATIC CLUB
Cast Includes the Following Well- Known Talent.
THE
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DAVID GLASSER
JOHN RED“ AI
loDWARD CORCORAN
.vosrzr-‘H MAIRANO
WILLIAM BED“'A).'
.1051“?! 'MALECK
Donated by Thomas F. McMahon
l’riccs ........
MINI l:\ I.“ \l'.\'l‘ SALE OPENS
\‘. l l!\l2:~'l):\Y .‘IORNIN
o...-
Staged by Fred Zipperer
'. . . . . 50c, $1, $1.50; Boxes $2
AT REGENT BOX OFFICE
G AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ELKS’. FAIR,
FEB. 5—~12
At Their Home in South Main Street I .
CHEVROLET SUPERIOR TOURING CAR
TO BE GIVEN AWAY
’l‘ogcl 1101'
“1”) Many Other \l-‘ondcrl'ul Prizes.
WASHINGTON STREET
JACKIE
THEATRE
TODAYwTOMORROW—WEDNESDAY = ‘
AND .
THURSDAY
Three Times Daily at 2.15, 7 and 8: 45 O'clock
Another picture to 5131' inklc smiles—and, this time, tears. Au-
othcr picture to prove The Kid an artist of emotion.
COOGAN
~ I In rive Reels of Everything'l'hat Entertain;
“TROUBLE? ‘ ‘
Jackie Coogan—The Kid; Wallace Beery—The Brute;
Gloria Hope—The Little Foster Mother.
SELECTED SHORTER FEATURES ‘
scorn Roswng:
‘e
SCATTER SUNSHINE WITI-I ‘ .
' GREETING CARDS
A Cheerful Card for the Shut-in. A Birth Congratulation or‘
a ‘Wedding Anniversary
3
——---—A— AND -——-—- .2
EVERY DAY IS SOMEBODY'S BIRTHDAY. . ‘
Lt t lour l ricnd3 Know You Are Alive -—- “c lime the Exact
Card I011 \\‘.a.nt
i
The Hamilton Shop
49 Wall Street
no 1nonAS SOLD ON EAST PAYMENTS.
O .
Back Again—
are the days of 9c prices. For the
first time in years we are able to
offer a large number of real 9c.
bargains—every one of which is
a real old fashioned value. ’
Needless to say,
we have looked
FORD .CAR
0 V!
§'_
Dutee Wilcox Flint, Inc.
OPERATING 30 FORD STORES
52 North Main St.
S Norwalk
VAUDEVILLE, DANCING AND DOOR PRIZES
. EVERY EVENING
EMISSION .............. . .....
D
THE NEW
STRAND
‘7 HEATRE -- STAMFORD, CONN.
15 35c: Balcony, 40c? Eve
1‘ v; . :30 58c; Logos & Boxes, 75::
S». :ley and Holiday Evenings
Two Shows, 6:30 and 9:00
-._ _ .._m....-__.__.—-———-—-——-—-'—-
MON TUES. and WED.
3 \ct \ll Star Vaudeville
Bill
llcljhcrt Rawlinson
"The Scarlet Car”
THURS, FRI. 85 SAT.
lrhl'ual'y 8. 9. 10
3 .M'IIAIIIStar Vaudeville
Bill
TOM MIX
..- n; _.
WATCH MY SMOKE”
—— VISIT-—
Shapiro Bros.
LIVE STORE
Something for
Everybody in the Family.
80. NORWALK, CONN.
fl WASHINGTON STREET
~—.
EFFICIENT SERVICE
Enhanced by
Scientific Accuracy.
THAMER, inc
Orton-chino and Optic!!!
"Atlantic sense-mic»
\
~14
DailyRadioProgram
(June to 300 Meters).
\\OR (400 )Ictcrs)
Bumbeigcr & Co., Vcwark,\ - .J.
6:15 p.111.—-—Samuc1 B Home. head of
4:
the department of Social Science,
South Side High School, Newark, N.
.l., and editor of the New Jersey
SchOOI News. will continue the
series of lectures on the "Problems
of American Democracy."
:25-—-Contlnualion of talks on “Mus~
lcal Appreciation" by Philip Gor-
don. of South Side High School,
Newark. N. ll.
:30 to 7:00—Song recital by Helen
and Gertrude Bicrling‘. of Mont-
clair. N. J. ..“An Open Secret,”
Woodman; “By the Waters of Min—
nctonka," “Lindy Lous," Strickland.
sung by Helen Bicrllng: "Pale
Moon." Logan: “At the “fell,"
Hagcman: "Pierrot." de Tubner-
sung by Gertrude Blerling; “Will
You Remember?" from "May-time,”
“Secret Voices." Margclus. ducts by
Helen and Gertrude Bier-ling.
\YJZ (360 Meters)
“’cstlnghouse Electric and Mfg. Co.
Newark. N. J.
00 p. m.——-Closlng prices on stocks
and bonds, grain. coffee and sugar.
4:05—“Fnshions,” from W'omen’s
Wear Daily newspaper.
fill—Musical program: special fee.-
“all“
tures; closing prices on stocks,
bonds. grains, coffee and sugar.
O‘Blisiness and industrial condi-
tions in the United States as ob-
served by the National Industrial
Conference Board.
:00~——“Bedtlme Stories" by Thornton
Burgess.
:15-Stories from St. Nicholas Mag-
azine. ‘
:30-——Coucert by Cordelia.
Paine; American pianist.
:4Honcert by Mary Bennett. con-
traito.
zoo—“Review of Reviews Current
Events." by Beatrice Prince.
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Ayer
SOUTH NOR‘VALK
DIUSICIANS SHEET
The regular monthly meeting at the
South Norwalk Muslclans’ Union was
11
eld yesterday afternoon in musi-
cians’ headquarters at 106 Washing—
ton Street and in addition (0 regular,
routine business a committee of the
was appointed to
ladloo’ night to
dune
also for the annual
baheld in March."
new members were admitted
' Austin
forward to and made great prepa-
rations for this outstanding sale
event. It is to your advantage to
make the most of , this buying
opportunity which we have
brought to you.
Put a circle around the date on
your kitchen calendar or tie a cord
on your little finger - just to re-
member this sale of sales.
MILL OUTLET STORE
124 WASHINGTON ST.
30. NORWALK
Sale Starts Thursday and Will Continue for '9 Days.
Mather ”(trap-drummer); Mrs. M. G. -
Barker (piano), and John A. Cut-i
rone (piano-accordian) which brings
the membership up to eighty-eight
members.
The union voted not to send 3. del-
egate to the natfonnl convention of
The American Federfion of Musi-
cians, to be héld i Grand Rapids.
Mich. in Mhy. oil account of the dis—
tance.
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ENLISTED 31m;
3 .
SEEK STRIPES ?
Sailors Have Chance to “111 Appoint-
ment by President to Annapolis.
Enlisted men Iiow, officers ofithe
United States Nmyin the future, is
the Slogan among the personal of the
Navy who are seeking admittance to
U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis.
Every year the president of the
United States appoints 100 enlisted
men to the academy who are chosen
from among those who attain the
highest averages in the examinations.
Classes Were formed early in Janu-
ary. at the Mare Island and Hampton
Roads Navy} Yards for the teaching
of the prep’ course required of suc-
ccsstul candidates to the naval acad-
cmy. At present there are 40 schol-
arc at the San Francisco training eta.—
tion and‘ 44' at the Hampton Roads
training station taken from the per—
sonnel of yelmg sailors desirous of be-,,
coming officer's.
The entrance requirements as to the
age and physical conditions» are the.
slime as required to all Candi ates re-
gardless of how they 'are chosen. ' 7
The age limit is 20 and the coma--
date can not be nude 183% the time
th
polntce is required to be in 'éxcellent
physical condition. 4
Any young men Ienlisti’ngfat the
present time will be able to take the
nominations at the U. S. Naval train-
ing station, fofihe Naval Academy.
The candidates are relieved of all
duties so that they may betfier there
self’ 3 for the examinations.
The prep
course is of four months.
Very few of the young men know
just is hat the U. S. Navy has to offer
them and it is well 'worth the time
to any bay to call at the
T.S.Navy
Recruiting Station, Post 0 rice Bulld—
ing. Bridgeport Conn” and find out
what can be done for him.
One of the recruiting officers lives
11 South Norwall-r aorta. 235 Flax Hill
Road and would be glad to answer
any questions that the young melt
may ask about the service. ~ ,
’ter resort is a. gown of yellow duvetyn I I I I
——-——«——-——-§—_
, DUYETYN FROCK.
m unusual oosmm‘e seen at a win-
worn with a. white velvet wrap; fur.
and lined with the yellow duvetsoi.
l
comcnomv :3?
ICE CREAM _ mm
VEGETABLES "
tailors oi" ,high
L .
YOUR home
can new have
'H-P-SA-J-k!
these AWARD WINNING [T TRIPLE GUARANTEE {Elmodels
1"... CIA
'Ilie MILANESE—a. distinguished Three Piece TRIPLE GUARANTEE Suite at $2901 7 «3
A, Stirring National
Announcement
In the Saturday Evening Post and
other big nations! magazines you
have seen a full-page announce-
meat, that is a tribute to the high _
standards of our store. -
This national announcement atom
you that the Home mug-111g
Styles ASsociauon of Ameiica has
selected in the principal villa of
the counter, certain ; furniture to-
stanfilng 'to ‘bc
Authorized Exhibitors of Award.
\Vlnnlng TRIPLE’ GUARANTEE
furniture. ‘ '
It was 013% privilege to announce to
._ the We of South Norvvnlk that ,-
wour' sfi’ne‘ is now an’ Authorijed Ex- ‘ *
”mono: or {l‘BIPIzE GUARANTEE
(minim: by appointment of this
Asociation, this méognized author.
"icy anomalous-makings
FEE]? Home mBeautltying
‘rQu'estlon Sheet for the asking.
It Will give you the Association's»
expert personal advice. in writ-
mg, on (111 ions or 1115111 ar- .
Nrangeznent, ‘ color
drapings, hangings, etc.
harmony. _» I
tale:
equally
EDI-imprints for living
The BEVERLY
phone set ’is
Mm. library or hall.
1‘8 pierced motif is a
modifiration of the his.
tori}\Gotl-lic trefoil.-
dull. rubbed mahogany
A TRIPLE GUARAN:
iTEE Ir! lulled;- price
, . $17.50
Am. TRIPLE GUARANTEE
-. . MQD‘ELS
:93 I. Guaranteed by I
1. The Mulacturer.
2} The Heme Punishing
Styles ‘
Enteritis.
Associotmnot
_ approval,
Now a National Authority Guides You and Protects You in Your.
Choice of Furniture
Our Award Winning
~ Exhibit
Your inspection of up Milanese
and other models will quickly re-
veal to you why the Home‘Fur-
nlshing Stflos ' Association of
America could safely; grant 'to this
furniture its dignified, respected
which is- expressed by
this grade mark branded on each
piece.
Meme: 3 3
Having seen those beautiful models.
you will understand our pride in
being selected as an Auihédmd
Exhibitor of this Association, a
recognized national authority on
home-beautifying. .
During February the original
Award “inning models may he
' had, in limited numbers, at price:
less than you’d expect. ' ~
0 Author-est yingsb-L. . . . . ...
KA FREE Six months’ subscrip—
tion v to “Home ,‘ Furnishing
Stylesg’~’rthe deluxe dollar a 9937
monthly magazine of home
beautifying. . will- be given
owners or the TRIPLE GUAR-
ANTEE models illustrated. Ask
to ese these magazines.
i;
Norwalk Chronicler