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R EGENLE 0 THEATRE
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LAST TIMES TODAY ‘
Glorious
Gloria Swanson
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"THE IMPOSSIBLE MRS. BELLEW”
\. D ,. has Gloria's silken beauty and emotional i'iro be ‘
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“ «Ii—played as in this plenum-Supporting Cast Includes:
CONRAD NAGLE-JUNE ELVIDGE—ROBERT GAIN
us A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
rm Reel Comedy -——'—— : Pathe News
WEDNESDAY—THURSDA‘Y—FRIDAYF
meY common—BERT LYTELL—MAY M’AVOY
Mp: n galaxy of other prominent stars in George Fltzmauriee's
presentation of
“KICK IN”
:. «a
Hm of the most charming and most successful stage hits
of many seasons. ’
Palace Theatre
DAVID ESTERSON, Blanaglng Director
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Tl EMENDOUS ADVENTURES—COLOSSAL THRILLS
‘ APPEALING ROMANCE
\ l of llnwo and more are. crowded into the melodramatic triumph
l Hm your-11 mighty narrative of strange. and absorbing romance
" .4. luml and sea. Pnel‘ed to the brim with big situations, power-
mi "Mini; and breath-taking surprises—There's too much to tell,
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.2 YOU MUST star:
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The Kentucky Derby
1 “‘ith a Brilliant (“list Headed by
.; REGINALD DENNY
;, l‘luorile of the Palace patrons and recalled as the star of
“The Leather Pushers”
w Palace Selected Comedy -—-:—— Paths News
THURSDAY—FRIDAY——-SATURDAY
“‘c have been inlkiug about vaudeville nml showing good vaude-
ville. Ilut this week's show will stop anything ever
before presented at a standstill.
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THURSDAY 85 FRIDAY-_The picture New York has gone
wild about “HEAD HUNTERS OF THE SOUTH SEAS"
glhTURDAY—Gladys Walton iii—“LOVE LETTERS"
’Jw slill‘l—W’Ol‘kcd in with the flawless weaving of fine,
- pickers and designed in with gracefulcurves produc—
»-El m‘ bowl shaped bodies.
nus Marshall B. Lloyd who invented the method and
. lx‘wh produce Baby Carriages and Wicker Furniture
mot-s faster than the old hand woven products. These
a «w cut labor costs, enabling the makers to weave the
’ u ir‘kers‘, use the best raw materials, add the latest re-
~ we and still sell their superior wicker products at very
Ev prices. “
. um and see these beautiful Lloyd Carriages, shown in a
. I‘ of attractive styles. '
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stories high, a. dime
Mrs. Mary B. '0. Reilly of New York
City is spending a. few days in Nore-
She is getting her two houses on
the Rings End road cleaned and put
ton.
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in order. for summer
Mr. and Mrs. R. Patterson of Coir ‘3
lenders Point spent Saturday in Nora-
Mrs. Patterson was \
Miss Evelyn Crimmlns. daughter or
John D. Crlmmins. late 0:- New York
ton.
and N oroton.
DOD. C. Baxter of Noroton Heights
has purchased a. new Locomobile.
James Cavanaugh of Rings End
road spent St. Patrick's Day with his
son in New York City. ‘
Extensive alterations and improve-
ments are being made on the large
house owned by Don. C. Baxter
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Mlddlcsex road.
The boys of St. Elizabeth. of the
Roses school at Noroton. took a. long
hike Saturday.
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Much interest is being manifested in
the village. as to decision oi? the Town
Meeting. Monday. in regard to the re-
Carl
used as a. restaurant at Miller’s Bridge,
1110
vol of
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many feet back into
cemetery. The committee.
months ago. has recommended that
this be done and most or the citizens
favor it. as the road is extremely dan-
gerous at this curve, and a. removal of
the \Veisheit Building seems, to be the
only solution of the d
In i‘oroton Heights the other
two Italians were badly poisoned
a concoction that they drank.
were speedily taken to the Stamford
- Hospital and it is thought that they
will recover.
Fred B. Baur's cottage on Maple
street has been put on the market for
sale.
Clarence Bouton has completed his
new house. in the new port of \Vest
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The new house is to be two
nslon 100 by 100 ft.
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renting.
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LISTEN, BACHELORS !
You lose your collar buttons-e-
‘You click your own meals—4,, '
You are interminabiy lonely-
HERE’S A TIP ! ‘
‘ See
“Gain a Woman Love T Wice”,
Then Try It Once Yourself !
SHO\\'ING'TODAY a. TOMORROW—THREE Tums
SELECTED SHORTER FEATURES
DAILY
on
stolen.
th' ves.
Building ‘8 . . ..
Mr. and Mrs.
Rings End road
their summer home.
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sheit‘s
the adjoining
appointed
the Ziegler family is
and made after the
lfficulty italian villa.
O O t 0
day Albert Beischko,
by
They
Lonnsbury
spent
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The large Great Island house
Coming — “Till We Meet Again” 7— An Unusual Picture
house was entered and 321 ii ‘m‘oney
Reward is said to have been
offered for the apprehension of the
or the
Sunday at
of
to
fashion of an
gardener on the
Zeigler estate has recently purchased
an apartment house in Stamford.
, Cannondale
of prosperiy. since the
Cannon Grange has had six menthol
reorganization.
o The average attendance has been good
and
have been excellent.
avenue. and it. is on the market for o o 0
sale.
Mrs. Harriett Stafford or
road. Koroton Heights is
from a. severe illn
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Rev.
the
Sunday
A number
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r The visit of the Yale delegation
or llanngan. . . .- under the auspices of the County Y.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. D‘oty oi? the M. C. A. Will in; this week in Wilton.
{I‘m-9:3 . l'anT mag 315"th “motif: A Social wid be hcld on Saturday
Saturday. he ’ 0t” are sum ‘ owning at the Congregational Chapel.
remdents here. . . A delegate will speak briefly on Sun-1
The Stamford police were in Now-
re in
ton Sunday
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metronome
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Howard
Luke's church. Noroton addressed 41
large gathering of young people
morning
smoke on St. Patrick.
This new road which was open-
ed up around New Year's is a. great
help to Noroton Heights and Noroton
citizens. as it connects the old part of
“'est avenue with
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of
Noroton
their summer homes. Among
‘wcre 1.. M. Dickinson. Mrs. Thomas
Crimmins, Artemus Holmes and Rog-
investiguting the recent
robberies in Noroton Heights. There
has been quite a little stealing in this mean of Sunday.
section or the
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town
Stamford direct.
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summer
of
the
and full‘
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Hall.
Middlescx
in East Norwnik.
11c
service. Mrs. Charles Scofie
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residents
Sunday
them
covery.
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day morning at the
Episcopal and at
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The
of late. Orient 7
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
the programs of
Zion“
the Lectures
The outlook for the future is bright
promise.
On Friday
of the public
dramatics will be given in the Cannon
The play "A Kentucky Belle‘“
has been prepared with much labor
and promised to be of unusual inter-
recovcring (.51.
853. a o o
‘ ‘ Mrs. Iiary Kemsony spent the week
Dumbell of St.
end with her daughter, Mrs. Bradley
at. to.
id is com fined
to her home with a severe cold.
Marie the nine daughter of Walter
visitingngcribner who has been severlydll of
pneumonia is now on the road to re—
Congregational,
5 Hill church.
There will be 2,1 hike in” the after-
Unlon Service
P. M. will be at Zion's Hall
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SAUER KRAUT—3 lbs.
FRESH FRANKFURTS
PURITAN SMALL SKINNED BACK HAMS, 27c lb
LINK SAUSAGE . . .
CALVE’S LIVER . . . . .
BEEF LIVER .... ..
SIRLOIN STEAK . . . . .
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25c lb.-
12c lb.
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. 20c lb.
. 38c lb.
. 32c lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, 80. Nor-walk.
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39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk.
Westport Georgetown Darlen Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
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WHITE MOUNTAIN
Refrigerators '
THE CHEST “’ITH A CHILD IN I'll. .
The “Maine” Dumex Removable who
found exclusively in “White Mountain" Be-
frigerators constitutes at once the top of the
germ proof provision chamber and the bot-
tom
of the ice reserve.
Men of Brains, the thinking men of the
nation, one time forgot the cold problems
of stocks and bonds and passed the famous
“Pure Food Law.”
heal
They found marine
th of the nation, your health, and our
health, and the health ' of our neighbors,
'could not be measured in dollars and cents.
and
But. the “Maine" looked years ahead
gave to the world this famous “Duplex
\ Grate," the foundation or Purity in re'tri-
geration.
The ice rests upon heavy rust-proof
metal convex bars, slightly separated one
from another then the melted ice drops
into
convex bars which lie between and be-
neath the convex bars and runs back
through a slot in the hen
rimolthe
grate into a deep trough in the buck or the
ice compartment whence it passes through
a sealed trap out of the retrigerntor_
FURNITURE
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be altered ‘
Cannondale.
have been greatly enjoyed.
tice.
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ASK ABE
He Knows
Each of the delegates
will speak. These delegation meeting
Being sensible takes a lot of prac-i .14
WINNIPAUK
FE ED STORE '
"WIRTHMORE POULTRY
FEEDS ’ '
Wm. M. Betts, Prop.
Phone 2619
ANOTHER BOOST IN
TIRE PRICES ’
Orders taken now will be filled
at the old price.
WEEKES AUTO
SUPPLY CO.
l 14 West Ave. Norwalk
3 Phone 2257
Agency for
For
W. L. DOUGLAS
‘ SHOES
,Men and Women
And
DUSTER BROWN SHOES
For Children.
KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
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Wear Gotham “Gold Stripe” Hosiery
ON-sro
snowses‘s BUSIEST
SPECIAL
WEDNESDAY ONLY
WOOL VELOUR
. Values to $10.00.
4-
,,‘pn.’ '
Odd Sizes to Close Out.
Reduced in price because of incomplete lines and odd sizes.
The woman who has worn the “Mildred Stout" apprecii
ates the reliable material, fine workmanship and perfect fit a!
. . these garments.
If your size is here you have a bargain.
; NIGHTGOWNS—Nainsook and Cambric with lace, embroidery
or hemstitching . ...... . ................. $1.25 to $2.98
SKIRTS—Cambric and Nainsook, embroidery insertion 'and
lace trimmed, fitted adjustable bolts, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50
DRAWERS—Well reinforced with fitted yoke shaped belts.
At . ............................. $1.00, $1.25 and $1.75
CORSET COVERS—Neatly trimmed, reinforced at armhole.
At 500, 75c, $1.00, $1.75 and $1.98
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. WHILE THEY LAST
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: 88 Washington Street
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36 WALL STREET
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE HAVE SMOKED THE
Tilford Cigar
A Park & Tilford Product
HAVE YOU?
Ask Your Neighborhood Storekeeper for It,
And Enjoy a Good Smoke.
THE .S. ’& S. TOBACCO CO.
DISTRIBUTORS
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NORWALK, CONN.
GET RECORD BY LOPEZ AT
OUR BOOTH AT THE
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51-58 So. Main St. . So. Nomi!
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FURNISHINGS?)
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‘A selection-to gratify the man‘ 0! .
when he visits this store W'NSK
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Norwalk, Conn, March 15, 1923.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK
At a regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Fair-
field County Savings Bank held this day, a dividend at the rate
of 41/4270 per annum was declared to depositors from the earn-
ings of the six months ending March 31. 1923. The same will
be 'tntered on Pass Books and paid on and after April 10, 1923.
SEYMOUR CURTIS, Treasurer.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
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1 All sizes in stock —— Garden tools of all kinds.
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125 WashingtonSt. ,Phone 340 . Free Delivery
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