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WW“ PALACE
Metro PresentsRexIngram'sNew classic
Where the Pavement Ends”
ne of the mmwmm. Theproducerof
um Four Horsemen," “Prisoner of Zenda" and "'l'rlfling
Women” has given the screen another feature of
. the some high type as these.
Oast Includes:
ALICE TERRY and. RAMON NAVARRO
1..me Only.
TOKORROW
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday—Paramount l’resents
THEODORE ROBERTS in “GRUMPY”
GOOD COMPANY ‘
_ n \‘ictrola you are never alone. Hours that would be lonesome
slip by pleasantly and agreeably.
Sit‘tl‘OIES—RQCOthet Music—Picture Framinngin-ors
Resilvered.
LM.PIKE CO. .
rm \"fi 990 Palace Theatre Building soc'rn NORWALK
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QUALITY and SERVICE
“A Place That's Different.”
Weeke's Auto Supply Co.
West Avenue Phone 2257
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GERMANY MAY
' LEASURE BEACH
lllHliUEPORT, CONN.
SPECIAL ‘ , I
MORTGAEELAND
DA ' '
ATTRACTIONS New Reparation Plan Will
1hr :rratcst piece to spend Touch All Real Estate in
W" MM”- Nation to Pay for War.
FREE BAND CONCERT
mllm: rides, midway roller
mung. dancing. restaurant,
frolic of all kinds.
Grand Dance Palace
RAY MILLER’S
llunnns Phonogrlph Band
.‘lile. Special Leader
Saturday Is
CHILDREN’S DAY
l‘reo Band Concert Sunday
BERLIN. May 28 (By Associated
Press)-—Germany's new reparations
program. as it is now outlined, will
literally be constructed from "the
ground up" for it will rest primarily
on a. nation-wide real estate mort-
gage.
\tht promises t9 become the
greatest hypothecation or land in the
history or economics will eventually
encompass every square inch of Ger-
man soil. which will be made to pay
tribute to Germany's former foes fpr
a period of 30 years. The assess-
ment will be on a. basis or fifty per
1st Service Continuous from
t P. M. l'ntil Midnight. hundred million gold marks annually
will flow into the Reich'- reparations
melting pot from this source during
the first few years. The ultimate
yearly total will approximate one bil-
lion gold marks. the increase de-
‘ ‘ dl th p mptness with
PECIALS FOR THE £21.."f..if§§....:”3...... ..
WEEK subjected to the mortgaging process.
A beginning will be made with the
agricultural lands and the physical
properties of the industrialists.
The plan for the great mortgage
is the most important point in the
program of the German League of
industrialists as submitted to Chancel.
lor Cuno for the peruhl of the gov-
ernment.
This organization indicates its rea-
diness to assume payment of 40 per
cent. or the hypothetical sum or 500.-
000.000 gold marks'which it believes
the government can raise by assess-
ment on the industrialists' properties
The remaining sixty per cent. would
be guaranteed by the banking. com-
mercial. shipping and agricultural in-
tomato.
Closely following its recommenda-
dmes in oil, 2 cans .... 15c
earn Corn Starch, 10¢ pkg.
lumbia River Salmon,
{3 lb. can 18c
aker Oatmeal, 5 lbs. .. 15c
STULL
Cottage St... East Norwalk
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by Lydia F. Pinkham's
Vegetable Coupon!!!
Iago-17' —“lamwillingeowrlts
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from the troubles
hadbefore I took
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myhousework,snd
real estate on a. gold basis constitute
the ground work of the government's
reparations policy comes the league's
plan for reorganizing the federal rail-
ways. waterways. posts and tele-
graphs. Conversion oi! these proper-
ties into flout paying institutions
the leaders of the big’businees be-
lieve, would suggest to the govern-
ment the possibility of realising from
them alone a net revenue at six hun-
dred million gold nmrks
Although no direct offer is made by
the league for taking over these utili-
ties on an operating basis. the govern-
ment has been advised that a group
of half a dozen leading industrialists
is prepared to guarantee to the ted—
eral government this amount of gold
revenue annually for the operating
privilege. The Reich's title in the
properties would remain secure.
In the memorandum handed to
Herr Cuno, the industrialids estimate
that 1.100.000 gold marks annually
for the next few years could be de-
.' rived from the initial mortgage on.
the land and from the administration
of the railways and other utilities
by the business interests.
The memorandum impress- on the
government the inventive need for
the mod rigid economies in the in-
ternal adminmratlon and urges as.
signment of revenues from customs
and taxation for reparstions purposes
by
“movable n-sta"
the revenue thus derived would
eventually enable the government to
realise and establish finitely an an-
nual providon in the budget for a
n W revenue of 1.500.000 gold
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r r stands on a large pm. ,
ml" k and rose-colored
cent. of the present gold values. Five 1
tion that an hypothication of the“
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George Avison. Silvermine artist. is
mooring to spend three months.
working and playing in liaise. ‘
Mr. Avison. his wife. their three
leave Nomik in the Avison car June
1 and make for Lake Haramaook.
near Augusta.
Mr. Avisou declares he intends to
work hard but he also hopes to do a
lot of fishing.
The Avisons will return to their
Perry avenue home about September
1t.
7,000-Year-Old Town -
Unearthed in Denmark
CHRISTIANA. May 28 (By the Ar
sociated Press).—-—The remains of a
settlement estimated to be at least
seven thousand years old has been no.
earthed at Holmegardsmos. Denmark.
Numerous flint implements. bone hare
and two spears were discovered. No
human bones as yet have been tound
but the excavators uncovered skeleo
tons of elk. reindeer and other ani-
mals.
TRUCK AND AUTO COME
A truck owned by the C. E. Slawson
company collided with an automobile
at noontlrne today on Commerce
street. The latter machine was con-
siderably damaged.
MOVIE EARNINGS
NEW YORK. May 28. —Net earn-
ings of the famous Players Leaky Cor-
poration. for the first quarter of this
yea rtotalled about $1, 200. 000. equiva-
lent to the annual rate of $16 a share
on the junior stock.
J acoby’s
12-14 No. Rain Street.
roam AND WOMEN.
TEE 803m OF GOOD W
JUNE FETE
PERSEUS and ANDROHEDA
’ on the
Lawn at Hillside School.
Norwalk
Saturday, June 9th, 1923
3:80 P. M. and 8:80 P. M. D. S. '1‘.
Under Auspica of the Kings
Daughters
Admission 50c (m rm)
’In case of rain, postponed until
Monday, same time.
The Choral Art Society
of Norwalk
Roy Williams Steele, Conductor
“’lll Present
“TEE HIGHWAYKAN”
By Dec-ms Taylor
And a Part-Song with
NORMAN JOLLIF.
-Baritone, Soloist
At the
NOBWALK M. E. CHURCH
Thursday Evening May 81st,
8:15. D. s. T.
Tickets .......... 81 (Tax Free)
Victrolas
‘ Sold on Easy Terms
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Donnelly’s
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The Novelty Eelodrama of the Year.
At The Rialto Theatre Wed. Thurs, l'ri., so.
TODAY AND TONORROW
Three Times Daily
“Heroes of the Street”
—menring—-—
Wesley - Freckles - Barry
a' Motion Picture With a Heart Touch Relieved by
Comedy and Mystery.
Also Dan Mann in a “Pop ,‘l’uttle" Comedy
“EISLOSTNERVE” »
PATH! NEWS
TOMORROW (Tuesday) AFTERNOON — School Ohil.
, dren’s Mines at 4 O’clock Following Regular We.
Admission Ten. Gents. '
.3. . . I
.. -.,m-_£.~«;.m..-Lui...udu.. 0.
These Straw Hats are so good we can’t hold them
in any longer! They’ re ready for your selection
NOW 1 They’ to just full of style and brisk smart-
ness—you’ll like them the moment you see them.
Be a style setter and get your Straw Bat from
us now—and at the remarkably low price we offer
them i
Rogers 89° Stevens
NORWALK 80. NORWALK
Opening June the First!’
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DINING AND DANCING NIGHTLY
-—At the—
Caucasian Fair
Decorations by Famous Petrograd Artists
G. Aladjalov. , V. Bobritsky
SAMOVAR TEA TERRACE p
CAUCASIAN ENTERTAINERS
EXCELLENT ORCHESTRA
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF com EDWARD many
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The
Royal James Inn
nonwsnx, CORN.
GALA OPENING
The Russian Pavilion
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Baby Carriage and
' Stroller in One
baby conveyance which they buy, will be interested in these
new Lloydalets which we are now showing. They serve equal-
ly well as a first carriage, and later as a stroller. Though
practically as roomy as a large carriage, they are much lighter
and more easily handled. Because of their-mailer size, they
are particularly convenient for people living in crowded
«starters.
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FURNITURE (:0.
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WRIST WATCHES—“mite Gold Filled, 25-year guanine. 15-”
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. Green, white or yellow gold cases, 811 to 8100
mm: NECKLACES ............................ “.50 to $35.00
NOVELTY NBOKIIAGES AND EARRINGS OP
UNIQUE DESIGNS.
O. B. JACKSON
66 WALL 81’. Jeweler d» Optometrist ‘ NORWALK
Get Ready for Fly. Time
We have a big stock of Window Screens and Screen Doors ,
in’standard sixes. They are durably put together, made from -
a good grade of well seasoned lumber.
All sizes of “Pearl” Galvanized Screen. Wire.
Dome in and look over our large stock of Lawn Mowers.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
ROSENFIELD BROS.
I26Wuhington8t. Phone340 FreeMva'yy
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