xnsnAY, Martins. ' gent and Palace mm; mos navrn 1:511:3sz ~ REGENT Tod ay. Tomorrow and Friday .. \rgt‘ .‘iritonl's Super paramount Picture. "Java Head” PALACE ' Today Metre Screen Classics Presents “Forget-Me-Not” Thursday, Friday and Saturday KEITH VAUDEVILLE A‘I'D PICTURES I' . ure Relief OR INDIGES‘I’ION -r -\ ‘ < B‘“m ‘ E "OW 6 Btu-ms « Hot water 9» ‘- Sure Relief :LL-AN S r I cPackages Everywhere WILLARD BATTERIES ' ~ m. flattery Station is at your 'llh up.t0«date equipment, bvst of service and all ‘.\'ill:lrd Batteries. Radio A ~ n Willard Rubber Threaded a are here. 49 “felt nvenue. inn—Adv. re, COMING NEXT WEEK POLA NEGRI in Her FIRST and ONLY AMERICAN MADE PICTURE “Bella Donna” 'I'lzu vrcntest piece of screen acting that the camera has ever l‘ i TENTS —- TmE-RMRKS Ii. LEWIS MATTERN PATENT ATTORNEY l va nldg. Bridgeport l‘hone Barnum 598 v. . t’llllzfflfl Office—Ouray Bldg. F. S. LYON JOB PRINTING South Norw‘alk. MAHACKEMO TAXI CO. lmII‘l' Tariov's Cigar Store Phone 3 3 2 0 F. -’ :‘ Drivers Day and Night Service. Tel. 1714 Tel. Canal see-M1 \nrualk. Conn. New York C“! THE T. B. WICKWIRB 00. Storage Warehouse \ans — Daily Service to New York. 'vfi'lll A. COHEN l'nintPr and Decorator 1:: \\n~iiiugt0n s't. So. Norwalk a lid furniture be retinish- ‘ ‘ ;.n the most practical way i mv porch furniture? ' would I use to DTCICTV. no durable my pocrh ‘ ASK ABE lll) KXO‘VS SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK Bc-tF.1mily Flour . . . . 956 be: Cream Corn Starch . . 100 Pu' llimcaroni or Spaghetti, 2 pounds for .. Ca‘df imia Sardines, in tomato 33.re_ canes-00:00.1“u A. STULL 2‘1 Cottage at. last hawaik Chisox Send Weiss Pitcher Davenport N EW HAVEN. Hay ball club announced yesterday that “Letty" Davenport. a \Vhite Sox pitcher. is on his way here to Join the Profs. Davenport was expected tonight and is expected to mound duty \Velss Park. was-d went to the Sox. The acquisition of Davenport means staff of HF- that the Profs now have a four southpaws—Bnumgartncr, man, Fried and Davenport. Herman Knocks Out Sieger in One Round Babe Herman_of California knock- ed out Sammy Sieger of the east side in two minutes of the first round at the Pioneer Sporting Club last night. stopped and As Sieger dropped his arms the Califor- As the hell rang Herman from his corner. felntori twice then hooked a. left. to the body. nian swung a right to the jaw. Sieger fell to the floor with a thud. He gnmoly got up at the count of nine. but another right floored him. '\\'hen he "rose again llcrmnn ripped the a left to the body and a. right to Jaw and sicker \vns cnuntmi nut. Ice’ Barrier NORTH SYDNEY. N. . vigation is open through this way to Quebec and Montreal. other entrances. Isle. closed by a great field of ice. 2.—-I"rcsi'lcnt George Weiss or the New Haven base- in . tomorrow's game with \Vaterbury atl it is said that_the box- man comes to the Profs in connection with the deal, whereby Frank Wood- S" May 2.—An Impenetrable barrier or ice has been flung across Cabot Strait. the Central Entrance to the Gulf or St. Lawrence. It will be five days at least before na- gate- The the straits of Belle. and the strnit oi' Cansonr also 0-5 ' v S". By a. w; avenue President American Society Thrift 1'33 people 01' the United States areinthemidstotarlsingtide of prosperity. And there are good ‘ reasons why these con- ditions should emphasise the necessity o! in- dividual thrift. Gigantic pro- cesses ot read- justment are taking place. In many ot the trades and l n d u s t r ies wages rare in- creaaing. sim- ’" '~ultaneously O. W. STRAUC with which there is a steady advance in the cost or living. Conditions such as these foster extravagant practices on the part- 0! many. while with many others whose earnings have not increased. there comes a constantly narrow- ing margin between income and necessary expenditures. Periods ot inflation have in- variably brought the hysteria ot over-spending and speculation through which many eventually lost the benefits or the nation's prosperity and the whole bus ness structure of the country we ad- versely aflected. ' During periods of increased prot- i-ts every well managed business in- stitution builds up its reserves and tortiiies itself in every possible way against the possible lean pe- riods ot the future. The same practices should apply with the individual. If present conditions have brought about a great increase in your personal income take full ad- vantage ot this occasion to build up your reserves. It, on the other hand, the con- stant rise of living costs is greater than any increase you may be able to obtain in your income it be hooves you all the more to slim!- nate every possible item of ex- penditure which represents waste. Our present period of prosperity will be prolonged in proportion to the extent with which the people or the r...:ion adhere to prudent habits 0: living. PARKERS FIXED. lune“. ,‘m. 01mm“ 11 THEATRE , . ~ i Comedy “GIANTS VS.YANRS" LAST m TODAY mus: snowmos mum DOUGLAS MseLEAN matsrormewnm TheRonicungl‘uee" “Bellboy '13”! Alsollalnoachl’reemts “Hts Rascals” in an“0ur Gang" Larkspur and Other- Perennials. Strawberry Plants. ROWLAND M. BEACH FLORIST 10 France St. Phone 2140 2:15—MA1‘mnE4—ramnv EVENING—8:00 P.M. 'xonrnrasosrnuasnsz ~ “ ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! This Theatre Has Been Selected for the , orld’s Premier MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTION BY E3: THE FOREMOST OE 'ALL' PRODUCERS The noted producer will appear in person and will address the a udienc‘e‘. Many noted players in the production Will also be present and will be presented to the audience. Among them are some of the best known screen stars. I r F .yt. SPECIAL' MUSIC BY ESPECIAL ORCHESTRA In the downtown City court this morning the following were fined 83. Judge George H. \‘osburgh for violation or the parking ordinance: Elizabeth and Frederick Spaulding b y .\inuriu~o II. Lcychak. Mrs. Gibson Smith. Nutting. Mrs. R. F. Warner of Greenwich and Abraham Alswan- ger or New York city. forfeited bonds or $7. ANOTHER IN THE NET. Michael Flemming a coal dealer of Stamim-d was placed under arrest by Patrolman Stratton this morning for violation of the nflYN‘O. of 315. City court tomorrow morning. XEVEB SATISFIED Grocer—\V’hat was that complaining about? Clerk—Tho long wait. sir. Grocer—"Well. some people parking ordi- lie was released under bonds The case will some in the woman you never can please. anyhow. Yesterday she complained of the short weight." ——Stray Stories. TURKISH CALIPH GROWS BEARD TO BE BLESSED BY MOHAMMEDAN CUSTOM NEW ronrvnm a wormsnnmo creams. on his war . man-mmvxcn 1N ROYAL was. L 50 Wed Hats $3.98 Values to $7.50 Women 's and $7.98 Misses' Spring POLO COATS sron'r con'rs $4.98 to $28.00 BUSIEST Wear Gotham “Gold Stripe” Silk l-Iosiery ‘ BOSTON STORE‘ N O R WA L K ' 5 Look Over This List of Thursday’s Specials -— Wh or e Could You Find Better Values? Tomorrow Only Thursday—~Bargain Day in Our Ready-to-Wear Department COATS -—DRESSES—-CAPES Women's Russian~ Arrow Crepe DRESSES All Colors and Sine‘s $12.93 to $14-98 , Values to $20.00 Women's and Misses' JERSEY DRESSES Falues to $12.00 $7.25 ..,.. CORNER. AllSues Children ’s Hats $1.25 Values to $1.98 NW Spline ‘. CAPES Regular $85.00 value $29.98 SILK CAPRS Canton lined. Fur collars. $30.00 value. $21-98. .4 Each ..-.. 1 PLAIN OR PLAID POLO SKIRTS, $6.00 Value $3.19 ZEPHYR All colors. . 590 value 15c val. 3 for . ..... MINERVA ammo/won- sun and osnmn'rown. 39c "-Bonms a" HAIR nsrs Cap shaped, all colors. 25c PAISLBY BELTS WOMEN ’8 HAND BAGS Leather and velvet. $1 55 C $2.00 value. . . . . DRESSING COMES Black or white. 50c value. 39C MULSIFIRD COCOAN’UT OIL HAIR SHAMPOO .Valuesto 980. At QDOIOOQOOOOOOD Colored and Rhinestone efiects. 49c All colors. Reg. 593 val. ,.-.A.. All made. At-Reeeeeeeeeeeee All new designs.‘ Yard [I'd-.b-Cee'ie.“ ' LBTTY BEADS 39c BOTTLE CURTAINS 950 CRITONRRS' 39c All colors. E‘ch .OCI..... 9112 GRASS BUGS ‘ $6. 98 len'sm W Assorted colors. 50c size. 9 Reg. 49c val. . ..... 290 l Each 9:. . . . . . . . 39C “BOMB DARNING PROPHYLAGTIO OOTTON ’ . room BRUSHES 10c value. - . ‘ 50c sizes. 60 35c FANCY. BARRE'HES BONNIE B TALCUM POWDER ‘ 25c size. _ Each ,.-........... , 19c Boys’ Light Weight Knit -- UNION SUITS Short sleeves, knee-lengths. Sizes 6 to 16 yrs. 59 C At owner's as tenors socxs . Mercerised, ribbed and ' plain. Pair 500 Women’s Colored ans: W Wood handles with rings and leather straps. Navy, Red, Purple, Brown —- Amber or ‘Coloned' borders. 10c val.‘ ( _. wge‘soswee-ameo . Fancy mixtures. ”EEEE'W 35c Silt” $3. 98 W’s White wom's manner) RIWP“: e o e o “PITRITE” UNION SUITS Lisle bodice and French tops. Reg. and extra sizes. 79 c At ......;._.;......, Wear Ever Aluminum 5 Qt. TBA n'r'ans Rigiunligetfifgply “$2 098 59c OVAL WILLOW WASH BASKETS Well made, fine quality. Reg. $1.59 value. $1 39 O Each ......... HEAVY GALV. WASH TOBS No.2 size. 790 Reg. 98c value. . .. LIBERTY BAKING GLASS WARE ' Pie, cake and oval bread dishes: Reg. 98c value. 79c At .............. ,Wlnte Enamel Lift Cover BREAD BOXES Medium size. 98 c $1.25 value. ...... CHILDREN’S COATS At Half Pnca' $4.98 .. CHILDREN ’8 COTTON PORCH! HIDDIRS With paisley collar and tie. Sizes 8 to 22. $1.95 Special ....... CHILDREN'S-WRITE '7 DRESSES ‘« Slightly soiled, lawn. and or- gandie. Sizes 8 to 14 years. RADIUM sILx rs'r'rrcoa'rs In Blue, gown and American Beauty. $2.98 SPECIRI . e e . -:-;e _ , CREPE KIMONAS In assorted colors. Sizes 46 to' 52‘ $2.98 Special ....... ODD LOT OF CORSBTS Low bust. Extra long hips. Sizes 21 to 36. $1.00 At ......;.;.;... ELASTIC TOP MODEL ~ Flesh coutil extra long hip. Sizes 20 to 30. Special .._ . . . . .. $1.25 PINK SATIN BANDRAUS‘ Open back only. I J Special 59¢ . TISSUE ‘GINCHAIS 36 m. wide. Yard ............_.;.. NOVELTY CREPE 42 in. wide. , Yard essences-strut 4 WOOL BPOHGB 43 in. wide. $2.25g , $9,. Yard ........
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