Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 22, 1923 · page 3

 
 

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r , , ., Governor Templeton
1; : Keep Them Away

 

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'1 E G ENT THEATRE

FROM

“KICK IN”

; ml and hoped that the Governor would

.. n In» came here as the guest ol‘. our local l
mu, myr— so ‘1‘" ”033'

“KICK IN”

on in at the Regent last
. Hulilli r nttImtion. And thhgtwlll figizixfgcittgecfgmp
I\Ii k In" for this picture today and tomorrow.
11 COMPSON—BERT LYTELIr—MAY McAVOY
v i i (31' urgc l‘ltznmurlcc for Paramount.
i t It lira“ d stag-c success of the same name.
A \V HALF. OF A PICTURE"

,,THE:DAII. S

 
 

 

M‘wnl Director

 

get a big recap

Adap ted from

! DAY—~Another Smashing Double Feature Program

 

 

 

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AIIII First Run

TODAY and

 

Saturday-Gladys Walton’s Latest Vehicle.

 

.\Il.\'l. \"I‘I I“:
‘pr i211 Efl‘écts——Carloads Scenery——Daring Costumes

'I‘III-i ASSOCIATE
“HEAD HUNTERS OF THE SOUTH SEAS"

. pl. Iuro that In dim rt nt--—ii. in educational entertaining, appeal-
In" nnd throughout one or the most plt using productions
i'lIIIIId in many months.

. Managing Director

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“Love Dreams”

)1! SICAI’; CO)IEDY

‘ CAST—I0
l‘icturc Classics

 

TOMORROW

I) FIX II I IlITORS

{Tulace Theatre

. r \il“ .\Y SIlO‘V BROUGHT T0 NOR\\'ALK FOR 3 DAYS

TO DAY—TOMORROW—FRIDAY

ACTS KEITH VAUDVILIE +5

Including

THORNTON, FLYNN 8; CO.
Ficccnting the John McCormack of Vaudeville

 

sAcCo VIOLENT
AFIEII. 1.0m; IAsI

By Associated Prpu

BOSTON. March 22.—Nicoin Sacco.
convicted murderer. who is e. patieht
at the Boston psvchopathic hospital

 

ment to overcome the effects of a
month-long fast. became volent early
today and had to be restrained. Be-
fore members of the state constabul-
lary and hospital
subdue him Sacco had sustained
sevem] abrasions of the forehead
and scalp Hospital authorities who
reported the lndcldents in the regular ‘

day was restingcomfortnbly again.

‘ Petitions for a new trial for Sacco
and Bartolomeo Van Zetti. are pend—
ing. They were found guilty or mur-
der in the first degree for Shooting
a. payniaster and his guard in 1920:
Sacco is cinfined in a room, under»
guard of two state police officers and

with two attendants on duty con-
stantly.

BAKULE SCHOOL OF I
JUNIOR RED CROSS ,
TO TOUR COUNTRY

-—-—— I
\VASHINGTON, March 22.—Pupilsi

 

 

in the world. conducted by Dr. Itrun
tisek Bakule. of Prague. Czechoslo
'xakia, are on their way to the United
States for a concert tour of American
cities. The ioriy pupils of this school.
"which since the World War has gain-
ed international tame. will arrive in
.\\w York aboard the steamer Vol-
endaun on April 6. it was announced
today at National Headquarters of the
' American Red Cross.

The invitation for the American
tour of the Bakule School was exten-
ded by Chairman John Harlan Payne,
of the American Red Croas. at the in~
stiguilon of Dr. H. N. .uacCrackcn
president or Vassar College. Dr. Mac—
Crncken was one of the i'oumers oi'
the Junior Red Cross.

The school comes to the United
Flutes under the patronage ot the
Czechoslovak Red Cross. for the dual

 

for observaton of his santy and treat»: ”7:"

 
 
 
 

attendants could! :I

bulletins said the prisoner-patient be-i "' "
came quiet‘shortly afterwards and tool

 

purpose of showing the
people one or the striking phases of
reconstruction work by means of

its place in the world. and to make a
practical demonstration of apprecia-
‘tion for American help.

The wonders wrought by Dr. l‘lak-

lag‘ninst the handicaps or personal
proveriy and general destitution.
have already extended beyond the

boundaries of Europe.

Instructed. trained and prepared
by opera stars of Vienna. and Prague,
tho Bakule pupils have been organ-

 

ized into a chorus that has gi‘ven
concerts herorc great audiences in

 

 

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Bahv Carriages

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‘ioII must he lllllll, into strollers and baby cairiages
uorkcd in with the flawless wzeiving of fine,
51‘!-l'I'S 11ml designed in with graceful curves produc-

1. M. ll‘\!lfl!l P. lloyd “ho invented the method and
mid Wicker Furniture

m i'uSici‘ than the old hand \v ovcn products. These
costs, enabling the makers to weave the
the host raw materials, add the latest re-
. and Still sell their superior wicker products at very

.illl! see these beautiful Lloyd Carriages, shown In a

'9-131‘:%$995up
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1 Washington St.

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Hi) THE HENS SEMI-SOLID

'1 ll winter ration. Try '-
, l‘._:’ll‘(‘0.'ll int shells. etc.
’I III: III ST POULTRY

Phone 105

TONICS AND
NON-FREEZING DRINKING FOUNTAINS

fié erling Furniture CO.

South Norwalk

BUTTERMIIK

keg. All kinds or scratch feeds.

REMEDIES

NE FEED CO.
BROWER & MALO .

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F’JTEL DAVENPORT
Music Every Even

 
 

 

 

DAVEN PORT COFFEE SHOPPE

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the capitals of Europe.

The romantic and picturesque
folk-songs of Czcclicsiovuki. imbued
with the intense nationalism oi' the.

tile concerts.

One or the inspiring parts of the.
'linkule program is the remarkable
children who have overcome many
physical handicaps. Frantik. one
llr. Bakulc's star pupils. puts on a.

designed.
tircly with‘ his
born armless.
‘ Experts in physio-therapy

i‘ect. Franktik was

 

physicinl reconstruction. The
while in the United States will give
demonstrations
Work in schools of manual training

which their new Republic is finding:

IlllC in building up his unique school,’

American ’

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‘ ford and Mrs. Louise liferritt of Strun—
,io be trustees of the Mansfield State

Czachs. are the features of the Bali—'

exhibition of handicraft displayed hi";
or:
complete morionette show, which hei

wired and constructed oil--

from ".
all over the world have. visited I’m-i
Izuc to witness the Bakule method of,
pupils:

of their remarkable?

in many of the cities which they visit.
in addition to their concept appear-
ances.

School will go direct to Vassar Colege,l
“here thev wil be the guests of Dr.
.\iaeCracken hefoIe starting on their
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0 no or the most remarkable schools i tour of the principal cities of the East

and middle \V est.

THEATRE

 

A straight-from-t«he-shoulder,

 

Starting from New York. the Bakule

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TESTDIONY AGAINST PURNELL

 

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. March 21 .
--——Testimony of u. cellar full of beer

“to purge the soul" “as given in fed-
etal court today in the suit against the
House of David for an accounting.

TODAY and TOMORROW

. THREE SIIOWINGS DAILY "

“Till We Meet Again”

.,
Featuring Mae Marsh—Norman Kerry—Martha. Mansfield

on-the-level real picture q!
Thrills, Smiles and Tears.

‘ Also——
. LARRY SEAMON-
In His Riotous Comedy
“THE COUNTER JUMPER” 1‘

 

'Agency for
F

Ol‘
W. L. DOUGLAS
SHOES

Men and Women
And ~
BUSTER BROWN SHOES
For Children.

KEELER’S

SHOE STORE

 

Mrs. Emma Iosctta. of Newark, N.

 

 

J.. a former preacher of the cult. os-
sorted that the basement, oi‘ Shiloh.
the. residence of Benjamin David Pur-
ncll. head of the cult. was “filled with I
beer." 1‘
“Benjamin called it flame 51nd said!

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it purged his soul." she declared. lief
drank. . ‘

The witness also asserted there was 5
drunkenness among the girls 11'. ‘1
Shiloh. Mrs. Losetta testified she on. i
tcrcd the colony from Birminghnmfl
Alabama. with her mother in 1906.:
and asserted that she was subjected to '
improper advances by Burnell \‘llll‘lllfi
two months after her entrance. "Ilc

ASK ABE
He Knows

 

told me." she testified. "that whotex er

 

he did was proper."

 

“One day," she continued. “he
cn Ml me into the bathroom. He was:
in he tub and three other girls were
there."

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NAMES E. J. LAKE AND ems. . ‘
.‘iEthi’l‘l‘ 0N SCHOOL BOARD 3

HARTFORD, Mar. El.-——Governor
Templeton yesterday" afternoon an-
nounced the appointment of former
Governor Everett J. Lake. of Hart-

'[ralning school ’i'or terms of four

WINNIPAUK
FEED STORE

“WIRTHMORE POULTRY
FEEDS ' ’

‘Wm. M. Betta, Prop.
Phone 261s

 

years. The governor notified Sir. 19.3w

 

of his appointment when the 'latim‘

 

called at the capitol today.

 

 

 

 

 

’pOrders taken now will be filled

5 . 14 West Ave.

ANOTHER BOOST IN
TIRE PRICES

at the old price.

 

WEEKES AUTO
SUPPLY C0.

Norwalk

 

Phone 2257

 

61-53 So. Main St.

 

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Oil Stoves __nges' .

 

a cheap one. t

AII'iorenceOil Stove stands' really forusein 7 V _.
eb‘urnersupand ..
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this store. Come in. Turn
down. See how simple the
bawasyeocleu.

 

ANGE VINE
FURNITURE COMPANY
18 North Mam Street

 
 
 

“If it has no wicks,
how do you light it?” ' »

thnwoineneretoldthaethe‘morenceiswickias
——"How do you light it then?”
. fiemswcris—jnsttouchnlightcd matchtothe ‘ ~ .
ubestosmrfinzring. Theremitisnhptbiue‘
flame. Thisflamecanben edoriqweredto
untyowneedsbysiniply‘rturningnregnihtor.

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SILK
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TO MATCH THE SPRING

7 As soon as the new suit or gown is chosen there is the
necessity of stockings to match. You will find the values be-'

low most attractive, both in variety and price.
Gordon Full Fashioned, All Silk, Black ...... . . . . . . . . $2.98
Gordon Pull Fashioned, Lisle Top, Heel and Toe, Black, Cor-
.25

dovan and Grey

and Lark .. ..... .. ..............

Centemeri Thread Silk—Black, French Grey, Gun
coaand Cordovan.... ...... $2.00
HummingBird—BlackandCordovan................$1.50‘
Full Fashioned Silk Hose—Black, White, Silver and Fawn—‘—
Special $1.55

SILK ’ HOSIERY

-.-

Gordém Thread and Artificial Silk, Black, Brown, Grey and
an................ ...... ............
- Van Raslte Full Fashioned—Black, White, Brown,

Champagne, Grey and Castor—the prices ranging from
...... ......... ...........$2..00to$298
Tripletoe Full Fashioned—Black, White, Brown, Grey, Pigeon

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

cos'rmm' .

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$1. 00
Pawn,

 

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$2.25
Mic-ta], Co-

 

 

J. I. MALLETTE

88 Washington Street

 

 

South Norwalk

 

 

 

THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE HAVE SMOKED THE .'

Tilford Cigar ~ ‘

‘ I A Park & Tilford PrOduct

HAVE YOU?

Ask Your Neighborth fitnrekeeper for It, . . f
And Enjoy a. Good Smoke. ' ”5‘

THE S. & S. TOBACCO CO.
DISTRIBUTORS

NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

 

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of 495%

ings of the six months ending March
be entered on Pass Books and paid on and after April 10,1923. »_

DIVIDEND NOTICE.

 

FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK

Norwalk, Conn, March 15, 1923.
At a regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Fair- ._

By ordeesof the Board of Directors. , _
‘ SEYMOUR

 

field County Savings Bank held this day, a. dividend at the rate
per annum was declared to depositors from the earn-

31,1923. The same will . "

CURTIS, Treasurer.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

POultry Wire

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All sizes in stuck— Garden tools of all kinds
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.

ROSENFIELD BROS.

125 Washington St. Phone 340

 

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0m- New Spn‘ng Oxfords

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PALACE BJOTERY

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