5' 1', JANUARY 44.1925.
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TODAY and TOMORROW
A Show That Every M'embcr of
the Family “'ill Enjoy
Lcdcgcr Adams & Lilyul
"0mm” Girls. Piano
Acrlallst
THE CAPITAL BEVUE
Fire brilliant performers in jazzy
mlnstrclsy.
Hart & Breen
'l‘erpischorean
Shrincr & Fitz
This and That
find——
' HOOT GIBSON
In a “hair- of a feature picture
production
“HOOK and LADDER”
NEXT WEEK
MONDAY. TI’ESDAY and
“i ICDN [BSDAY
With special school children’s
matinee at 4 o’clock
Wednesday
MARY PICKFORD in
“ROSITA”
The darling of the semen in her
brand new comedy picture.
1:»: at 4 o clock
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a great fondness. having once brim
attached to a South Sea Island ex-
pedition as chief rilleman.
lie is also the author of other
works including :1. church book.
"The Garden of the Lord," now in
the public library. During his ab-
sv-ncc his place is being filled by
Rev. Ralph Gentle ot‘ “’ashlngton.
associate editor of “The Church-
man."
Bill Would Stop Sale
of Arms to Mexico
\VASHINGTON. Jan. 4.——-Com_rres-
sionai opposition to the sale 0: Am-
crican surplus army equipmo.nt to
the Mexican government. has crys-
tnlized in the introduction in the
House today of two resolutions by
Representative l-‘nirchild. Republi-
Can. New York. intended to 'lock
completion of the project if pozsible.
The first resolution called upon the
State Department for full informa-
tion as to negotiations for the sale
to Mexico: the second would prohi-
bit government sales of arms to any
foreign government.
Representative Fairchild a cted
«“111: Common Law."
“The Common Law," the photo-
plny that has entertained crow- dcd
houses since it opened its four day
run at the Rialto on New Year' 3 day,
will be presented for the last time
today.
Tomorrow. and for tomorrow only
Wesley Burn. the genial young
screen star. will be at the ltialto in
his latest Vehicle “The Country Kid "
In this picture he appears in a dis-
tinctly new role. He plays the part
of Ben Applegatc. a young boy. left
alone in the world, with two young-
er brothers to support and take ca re‘
0!. It is a long grim fight that Ben
puts up to keep intact the old home
and impox erished farm that shelters
his orphan brothers Joe and Andy.
Ben is at once mother. father. bro-
ther to the younger kids, and was
his heroic best.
The scenes are laid among the
hills and rustic country side and
take in a. real old fashioned farm
with its old farm house. barns. sheds
and rolling fields.
Barry is supported by two other
well known Ju\ cnile stars. 'l'iahy
Bruce Gum-in and "Spec" O'Donnell
I‘xt..\(‘~l~‘..
Y andm lilo—1': t lures.
The nrw Palace \aude‘ille pro-
gram which was presented yester—
day will continue through the week.
There is plenty of variety to the bill
and a snap is evident in everyone of
the five acts selected by Manager
David Esterson.
Lcdcger opens the bill with a
comedy wire act. Adams and Liiyan
in song specialties with piano am
companiment proved popular. The
Capital Revue, an
company. which had the midway
place on the. bill is one of the best
acts that Norwulkv-rs have had the
(.pportunity to see in some time.
livery member of this company is a
star. Shrincr and l-‘itzsimmons in
comedy, songs and chatter were
splendid. The show was closed by
Hart and Drum in a tcrpisohorean
'numhcr.
Hoot Gibson's nv-w picture. "Hook
and Ladder," won much favor. The
scenes were morc thrilling than any
of- his previous rclcusvs.
REG IAIN T.
The . last prvsI-nlatin‘in of tht‘.
Screen Special tle luxr. "Flaming
Youth.” will be. givvn at the, Regent
theatre this afternoon and tonight
with two rvcning shows at 7:15 and
9:00. This violin": is one of the
most talked Of that has played Nor-
walk in months. Colleen Moore. El—
liott Dexter. Milton Sills and the
other members of the cast give an
interpretation to this Warner Fabian
story.
after :1 Conference with Secretary
Hughes earlier in the day. erther
the secretary nor .\lr.l‘.11rchl‘d had
anything to say tor p :lliicaiion as to
their talk. but. it is undv rs’tood the)
exchanged views as to the adrisabi-
lily of the arms sales to Mexico as
a matter or policy and expediency
without influencing their respective
positions.
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FREE HER soN
New York L a w y e r
Fails to. See Slayer g
in Philadelphia Hos-f
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pital
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 4.-—E.“iorts
of Bartholomew B. Come. a New
York lawyer. to obtain the release
0: Harry K. Thaw. slayer of Stan-
ford White. from the Pennsylvania
hospital for mental and nervous dis-
eases received a setback yesterday
when Mr. Coyne was refused admis-
sion to the institution. where he had
planned to confer with his client.
Announcement that any attempt to
obtain Thaw s freedon would be
strenuously opposed also was made
by former Judge James G. Gordon.
counsel for Mrs. Mary Copley Thaw.
mother or the patient and "com-
mittee for his person" and by Mrs.
Thaw herself. .
Mr. Coyne \\ he claims to have re-
presented Thaw for eight years and
who announced that he would in-
stitute legal proceedings
him adjudged sane. arrived here yes-
terday from New York and at once
went to the hospital. He was met
at the gate by a guard who informed
him that. no one could see 'Ihuw
without. proper credentials. it was
said that instructions had been is-
sued by the management forbidding
Mr. Coyne to enter unless he lad
permission from 'l‘haw's mother. .
Asked what his next step vould
be Mr. Coyno reiterated that n peti-
tion to bring proceedings before 8.
Jury probably would be tiled with
Judge J. \Villis Martin. of Common
Pleas court. about the middle of this
month.
icforc coming- here Mr. Coync iS
understood to have conferred with
Frank I’ .\Vaish. counsel for Fred—
erick Gump. Jr.. who announced
that Gump would agree to settle his
5650.000 Civil damage suit against
Thaw out of court. 't was indlcalud
that (lump would let lapse he crim-
inal charge growing out of on at.
legcd whipping administered to
Gump in a New York bout l~_\'
Thaw. "
SECRET OI“ '{AI’I'INICSS
The greatest menace on earth to
happiness is the ill health with
which so many women are afflicted.
The young woman is subject to pain
and irregularities. the mother to the
tortures of displacements with con—
sequent pains. aches and nervous~
ness—the middle aged woman to
the uncomfortable conditions caused
by this critical age.
to control these conditions and re—
store the system to a normal healthy
condition is Lydia. 1-3. l‘inklalm‘s
Vegetable Compound. which for titty
years has beecn restoring sick and
ailing women to health and happi-
mess—adv.
ON
(Lifts for the
\‘ 'holc Family
" :;:.?x:g‘rnph Albums
)1 wk Sets
;‘. Bowls
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'wmphonc Pads
Wmison Handy Boxel
Elfitixxg Pictures
., 'Jiatcr Sets and Stands
‘1 _:~1‘1ncn1eters
finrlirons
”iscpldcc Sets
fireplace Screens
r'rzmlcd Tapestries
Cilczidars
Braided Rugs
Go ldfish Bowl and Stand
FOR MEN
A531 Trays
:Izlilary Brushes
Manicure Sets
Smoking Stands
Note Books
Cigar Cases
C cilar Bags
Automobile Records
£70k Ends /
Faker Sets
Drinking Cups
Firld Glasses
Flasks
Mitch Cases
Playing Cards
C garctte Cases
Piper Weights
Reading Lamps
I‘csk Clocks
Cigar Boxes
Paper Knives
Brass Blotter Corners
Gel! Score Books;-
DONNELLY’S 1/3 OFF SALE
“all. WEEK ONLY STARTING JANUARY
5th ENDING JANUARY 13th.
ALL CHRISTMAS
till) SURE TO VISIT OUR GIFT DEPARTMENT, SECOND FLOOR
AS YOU WILL FIND MANY THINGS ON SALE THERE
SOME SUGGESTIONS
Sweaters
Golf Hose
Fitted Bags
Writing Paper
Books
Brief Cases
Cigarette Pipe
Keytainers
FOR BOYS
Pencil Sharpeners
Picture Frames
Dominoes
Checkers
Military Brushes
Bill Folds
Book Straps
Mess Kits
Sweaters
Golf Hose
’ Music Oates
Roman Repeaters
Hanging Pattern Vases
Flower Bowls
Candlesticks Powder Boxes
Sealing Wax Sets Tapestry Table Runners
Crumb Sets Mirrors
Oilcloth Lunch Sets Cigarette Holders
Window Shade Pulls , Sweaters
Marmalade Jars
Novelette. Flower Bowls
Shopping Baskets Bread Trays
Serving Trays Fitted Bags
Peppergand Salt Sets Leather Pocket Books
Recipe Boxes Clocks
, Bridge Scores
Incense Burners
Bayberry Candles
Fancy Candles
Door Knockers
Door Stops
Lustre Ware Dishes
Vanity Cases
Fancy Combs Ant
PM“ ograph Albums
Envelope Purses geuichsggxes
figs: Goods me°°5
- Bracelets
Fancy Pocket Books 8cm” Sets
(Shopping Lists Dolls
uczt'Bouguets . .
Tarragon, 3...... 533““... Am?“ a...
ti ts Crayons
“m“? 9m, vi}: Bibles
' "1 are Envelo Purses
' Handy Bthgn sum”
.. 0M3 9y.
. Tea Sets Painting Books
GOODS
Necklaces
Sherbert Glasses
Painted Tin Trays and
Electric Irons
Electric Grills
Electric Percolators
Electric Toasters
Boston Bags
Picture Calendars
Seahng' ' Wax Sets
Pencil Boxes
FOR GIRLS
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The W omen S Shop for Values
32-34 So. Main -.,St Corner Haviland.
to have ,
The one remedy ‘
We Have Slashed Prices Un-
. . mercifully Marked Them Way
: Below the Lowest January Sale
” Price‘s Ever Quoted
You Can Buy Now Dependable Things That You Need Right
Buy now for present and future needs.
Come!
Store.
Now at Sensatinoal Savings.
Your dollars will do double and triple duty. 5
Sensational bargains all over the ‘1
Fur Trimmed Winter Coats
At less than cost of production today
WINTER WINTER
COATS COATS
“'rondc ful macs A variety of new
models.
$6.95
Formerly $15.00 .
$8.95
Formerly $1 9.75
FUR TRIMMBD f
CLOTH COATS ‘V
Fin e soft nxateriah
$12.95
Formerly S 25.0 0.
$19.
“'ell fashioned coats
of fashionable soft
pile fabrics.
and interlincd. Trim—
med with fur.
lf‘ormerly
00 $23.00
Fine quality Bolivi-
as in Black, Brown
and Kit Fox shades.
Silk lined and inter-,
lined. Fur trimmings
ot‘ Mouft‘lon. (‘oncy
or Manchurian \Volt.
Formerly S 4 5.0 0
‘ Lined
35.00
Lustrous soft
tured Bolivia Coats
in Black, Brown and
Kit Fox.
ly fur trimmed.
l i n e d
and interlined.
$26.00
tex-
Beautiful-
Sill:
t hroughout
Formerly $55.00
-— DRESSES —~
100 ODD JERSEY DRESSES
$6.95
Each
CLOTH l SATIN POIRET TWILI-
DRESSES .l DRESSES DRESSES
50
different styles-—
in velour checks and
poiret twill.
$6.95 i
CANTON CREPE, SATIN CANTON
Hundreds of dresses
to choose from. All.
to go at
$9.95 ll
ADVANCE SPRING STYLES
Tailored, embroider-
ed and braided mir-
acles.
$12 .95
$14.75 '
:
' Gehebe’s
momenta-aw
non
YOl'll MON ['2‘ "FRI? THEY ARI-2 IN 011% GREAT
ll;\l‘.l)\\'OOD AXE HANDLES
Smooth finish. only 101.: each.
PRIZ- IN\ F .NTORY SALE.
LANTERNS
t“
—-Smnll
1:11:17 wick.
:uusc or barn.
Introductory price. 500.
~lL'Y‘L‘lC.
fitted with loose rim.
, TOILET FAILS
$1.25—Madc of galvanized iron. ‘
at ....
11“ )Ol.’ “AYE “'AITISD FOR l2.\TR.\OI{DINARY \ALL'ES FOR.
89c
i
SSc—Made of
mum, at.
size. bronze. finish.
windproof, handy in
0.“ LET
FANS
high grade alumi-
can be carried on
\LCRIINI'SI DOUBLE BOILERS
$3.75—VVcar-Evcr make. 2 quart
l’lilu-‘EC'HON OIL HEATERS
$7.00—Smokeless and odorless.
black finish. stccl reservoir. $5.89.
sizm at .................. $1.98 lOC—Best mechanic hand soap. 3
canstor 250
TH" . Cl PS and SAUCERS
Save plumbing bills, repairs lite—American porcelain. plain .
clogged pipes. etc. ...... 500 can white. 0 for ..... . . . . . . . . . . 890 _
SKA'I‘
33 Washington St.
Wool, Seamless Ribbed Hose, black, brown and
camel. $3.25 quality—Now
Wool Seamless Ribbed Hose, black, grey, putty
3 and camel. $1.95 quality—Now
' Silk and Wool Embroidered Clocked Hose, $3. 25
and$319 quality—Now
1 All Wool Hoisery Reduced in Prizes
Not complete line of sizes in any
Silk and Wool Mixtures.
$2.98quality—Now ..
MALLETTE
J.
I.
South Norwaik
$2.49
$1.49
$2.25
color.
$2.25
88 Washington Street. .
REPUBLICANS, A
All City of Not-walk men, interested in the ,
Party in the presidch election of 1924, are
MONDAY, JANUARY 7, AT 8 P. N.
THE COUNCIL CHAMBER, CITY HALL,
to hear the report of the ommnittee appointed at the December
meeting, tone: on tiresome, and it thoushtdosirable, toproeeod to
the election or otflccrs.
CARL AXEL mast-non,
TION I
of the Republican
to meet
The NorWalk Coal S? Supply Comp
—— smnsor COAL —— ‘
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' LAST TIME TODAY
The Common Law
A 6:.M'5t‘“f‘f" .. I,
With the most’brilliant constellation of stars that has ever -
shown in a single photoplay 2--
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Corinne Griffith Conway Tearle i
Elliott Dexter Phyllis Haver f
Hobart Bosworth
“DERBY DAY”— An Our Gang Comedy
Pathe News
Augmented Rialto Orchestra
And a Host of Ot.-ers
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t .-;v- eras
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SATURDAY ONLY
ROUND ELEVEN OF
“FIGHTING BLOOD”
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DIRECTED BY
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JULIEN
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SUNDAY
George Walsh and Bessie Love'n 1n
“Slave of Desire”
MONDAY and TUESD.-Y
Return engagement bv insistent 0.11.1.1 ml
MARION DAVIES
“LITTLE OLD NEW YOR
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YOU ARE INVITED
TO BECOME A MEMBER OF UR ‘
—1924—
Christmas Savings Club
.25 a- week - .. - ~ 3 12.50
.50 a week -- -- -- - S 23. 00
$1.00 a week -- - -- - S 50.00
$2.00 a week - - - - $100 .00
$5.00 a week -- - - - $2.30. 00
The People’ 5 TrustCompan
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN .
7 ’ BOYCE-[TE
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“A moa'mrs omen"
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