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By R. L. Stevenson
A Paramount Picture l
Sm cnson 's thrilling story of the South Seas produced with
all its tingling adventure. its primitvie passions,
its colorful, love scenes.
.By Universal Service
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Palace *
DAVID ESTERSON, Managing Director
Theatre A
TODAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY
\ film“ THAT NOR‘VALK IS 00le TO TALK ABOUT FOB
\\' HICKS AMER IT HAS GONE
5~Keith Acts-«5
.BROWN «2 DEMOTT
Colored Entertainers
1 THE BOGABDS
Songs, Dances, Patter
OWEN KELLY AND GOLDEN GATE SYNGOPATORS
\ l. \H( ROI 1‘ JAZI. BAND OF SEV‘FN PIECES THAT “FILL
l H l V VOR“ ALK AND PUT THE TO‘YN 0N ITS TOES
M FARLAND & PALACE lThe CASTING CAMPBELLS
Volumes of Harmony
Welcome Return of ill!
Kings of the Air '
.md——-
LON CHANEY an
1:: qwctivcly Stars of “The
d JACQUELINE LOGAN
’Miracle Man" and “Burning Sands"
in a New Goldwyn Super Play
“A BLIND BARGAI ”
FREE MATINEE—Saturday morning at 10 for the kiddies.
One of Bill
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THEYFIT—THEY
Hart’ I best pictures.
was .5 my sA'rIer
RALSTON OXFORDS
FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN
7 fall to see our window display of new Ralston footwear.
Milton
:: WASHINGTON 81’.
Quality footwear
Elwood
SOUTH NORWALK
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials
('Odfish Steak I. . . . .
Tlli'FlSl’l
Halibut
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Fresh Mackerel . . .
Flatfish
Small Shad
No.18melt
Finnan Haddie
lesion Blues . . . . . .~
Snapper Blues . . . ., ,
..................18c1b.
18c lb.
20c lb.
35c lb.
Idioeloeeeo
Salmon Steak..........:............28c lb.
22c lb.
................200 lb.
22c lb.
....,.......... 35c lb.
20c lb.
OySterS no.0.....OIOOO‘OOOIOIIOOO 35¢ pint
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and
Railroad Avenue, so. Nahum.“
”momsmammam.
wefitport Georgetown Dorian Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport '
SULPHUR HEARS
WASHINGTON. March 'l.-,—'1‘he
"Unicorn" anally is captured. Within -,
a. few days the last of the six panels
picturing his hunt will grace the »
walls of the art gallery in the home;
of John D. Rockefeller. Jr. .This was”
the decision 02 the Treasury Depart-
one of the most mystifying cases
with which it has ever had to deal.
Mr. Rockefeller has satisfied the
Treasury that an agent of his acted
as importer for the rare French
works of art; He submitted an airi-
davit to show that there was a cleri.
cal error in fixing the amount‘on the
invoice at 811,500 instead of $1,150.-
000, the real appraised value. .
EXPECT A nrvmriNn
Holders of'Norweik Tire and Rubber
Company- Are Hopeful.
Holders of ‘Norwalk Tire 8: Rubber
Company's common stock, and they
are numerous, are looking forward,
with considerable interest... to an ex-
pected dividend «which. according to
rumors 'Eminating 'from’inside sources.
1011111, 11113111
Neck and Arms Easily Made
Smooth, Says Specialist
Any breaking out ot-the skin, even
fiery. itching eczema, can be quickly
overcome by applying a. little Mentho-
Sulphur, declares a. noted skin spe-
cialist. Because 0 fits germ destroy-
ing properties, is sulphur prepara-
tion begins at once to soothe irritated
skin and heal eruptions such as
rash. pimples and ring worm.
It seldom fails to remove the ion-
ment and disfigurement, and you do
not have to wait for relief from em-
barr ent. Improvement quickly-
shows. Suflerers from skin trouble
should obtain a small jar of Rowles
Mentho—Sulphur from any good drug-
gist and use it like cold cream. ——Adv.
Face.
ment today in washing its hands of 7
Toonerville Comedy
THEATRE
833m GREAT PIG'I'URE TODAY 8: TOMORROW
A PRE-SHOVVING on
“11111 LITTLE CHURCH AROUND THE
- CORNER?
Which Opens at the Strand, New York, Week of March 18th ‘
FEATURING CLAIRE WINDSOR—HOBART BOSWOBTH-a
mm mm AND OTHERS.
SATURDAY MORNING MAME AT 10 A. M.
Special Showing of “Oliver Twist' ’ Featuring
Jackie Googan
. mmsmON m CHILDREN ONLY TEN CENTs.
Paths News
‘
possibly in
for the end of this year.
the next few mouth:
The Company’s Preferred stock, a
! 7 per cent investment has been making
regular disbursements to investors for
the last several years.
If proposed plans are upsetx’acoord-
ing a well know financial inistitut-
tion. close to the management, it will
be because the Company is reserving
its resources for an extensive advcr-
tising campaign. to be inaugerated
President William B. Miller a. tire
shortly. inv olving the expendure of
many hundreds of thousands of dol—
lars.
manufacturer of broad experience and
tremendous energy. is perfecting plans
for introducing the Company' a product
into,virgin sections of the country
where promises of practically unlimit-
ed possibilities are being considered.
“'OL'LD ESTABLISH
TRUDIBCLL HIGH‘VAY
COLUMBIA. March 7.———A hearing
on House Bill NO. 188 has been held
before the legislative“ committee on
is almost certain to be declared be-
roads, bridges and rivers. Following
SATURDAY ONLY!
? “T he Girl from Porcupine”
Adapted from James Oliver Cmood’s Story . —
ey and William Gollier, Jr.
‘ . ' 7 A TALE OF THE MAINE \VOODS.
' executiye "session" Wand" voted ' ~ unani-
the hearing the‘committee held an
' A New Spring Shirt 1‘
Featured in
KRINKLE TEX
$2.00
aromas no mome-
See Windowdfisplay. -
1:10me to report the bill favorably.
The bill establishes the old Hart—
fordJQorwich turnpike as the Jona-
than Trumbull membrial highway
and pledges the state, to construct
the remaining portions about ten
miles. provided the federal govern-
ment aids the state . in fhe, co’gt of
construction by making a. special ap-
propriation age. memg‘l’al to Jena-
than Trumbull, Connecticut'stFfievolu-
tionary W'ar governor.
unconstructcd lie
Lebanon
in'the
'and Columbia. both
nor. and until 1804. when Columbia
was set off as a separate town.
TI{ISTLE TROOP HAS
Thistle Troop. No. 12, gave an en-
ln celebration of its first anniversary.
Rogers 61 Stevens.
Nowell: 51%? So. Norwalk
/
With the ex-
ception of a few rods in the town of
Andorer the ten‘ miles of road still
towns of
of
which were the town of Lebanon
when Jonathan Trumbull was gover-
Green.
Tobin. ' - '
AXNIV EB SARY
tertainment in Odd Fellows' Hall.
South Norwalk. on Sunday afternoon,
- +
The prcigram was as follows:
Opening Exercises.
Scout Hymn. 9
Poem—Rosalind Nevas.
Peom—-Matilda Deitx
Rots—Edythe Modue. Blanche
Mary Dicker-man. Hannah
Dance—Evelyn Dicker-man.
Song—Troop.
Poem-Esther Green.
Dance—Sylvie. Gans and Esther
Feinsod.
Goodnight Song—Taps—Troop.
Games and refreshments followed
and were enjoyed by all.
Won’t
made with milk,
rich ingredients
taste that Th
e long even baking brings out.
-. fl in the lunch box
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When vou make sandwiches, you want a
bread that slices without crumbling, that.
spreads easily, and will not dry out. You will
find this 1n the hIaster Loaf Of the Six Bakers
sugar and shorteningfo that
it keeps soft and moist in the lunch box. It 13
a substantial loaf with a firm,crisp crust and
slices perfectly. Sandwiches made of the
MasterLoaf have the full wheaty flavor of the
and the delicious home-made
lettuce, white
DAVENPORT OOFFEE SHOPPE
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A Place to
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Eating-Waco. .
Cake- and Pastries ea Orderfer Home Use
GATE!!!“ FOR PARTIES
HOTEL DAVENPORT
Wan. com.
Mwie Every Evening—4;” is 0:90
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chicken and a slice of ripe
the Master LOaf makes the most appetizing supper.
fiufied up.
thin for your
tomato‘ .
., Slices thin ” 1
without crumbling
Onlyaclos‘e-grained bread likehomé: . ~ i
made: will slice thin without crumb- ~
ling. The Master Loaf 1s a. firm and
solid loaf that is honest and not ' ..
You may slice it wafer 1 ll '
dainty tea-time sand- _
wiches and it will slice perfectly and _
never tear or crumble.
Won’t toughen in a club sundae}. . .
Arich bread that will keep tender and n61: grow tough
in the toasting is what you need fer club sandwiches.
Put the Master Loaf to this test. It is made of the
_ finest materials and has the close, firm texture of
home-made bread so that it toasts an even delicious
brown in rich, firm slices. With bacon and crisp
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY
NOTICE—Merchandise in our ling
are GOING HIGHER in price every
day. And in order for us to m
merchandise from some whom;
who are pressed for cash, WE nus:
RAISE CASH AT OVCE to buy m
them and SAVE ON THE ADVAm
PRICES. flier-elem we are
you a TEN PER GENT D18G0m
And You Will SAVE HONEY i ;,
Come Prepared to Buy. You Won’t
PRICES
om LUGGAGE
AUTO KIT—For six people.
see —
BRIEF oases
BOSNN mas
A BEADED mos ,
BEADS 0F ALI: m
BATTERIES -
BEHI‘S ma moms .e um , ,
BOW TIES
cams
c OW-EIDE BAGS
GOLD PENCILS and PEN
GIRDLES 3
Km.
KEY CASES
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L EATHER GOODS
unmsv 11m BAGS
M EN’S FI'RNImINGS
MEN‘S NECKWEAR
IKEN’S SOCKS
W5
MESH BAGS
MILITARY BRUSHES
MIA'ITIN CASES
MIRRO S
N OVEIJTIES
YER-NIGHT BAGS and cm
ENCES
ENCILS
POKER CHIPS and RACKS
, PLAX'ING CARDS
. PHONOGRAPH RRORDS
PINS
PICTURE FRA‘JIES
POCKET BOOKS ‘
ECORDS
' RAZORS—All Styles. 4? -,
RAZOR BLADES
UI’I‘ CASES
SILK HAND BAGS
SOCKS
SHHITS
SPEAKER TRUNKS Q
SIB SHIRTS
SHAVING SEES
SCISSOBS
SHOPPING BAGS
T BURKS
TRAVELLING BAGS
~ TALKING MACHINES .
TIES
TOILEI' SETS - ‘
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UNDERWEAR
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VACUUM BOEI'I‘LES
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COLUMBIA
GRAFONOLA ,
‘ SALE
ms: 6-: -
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SALEPBIGE ....
Wm... mtg“... £114.53
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10 Per can. or Sale race“
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