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.COMPO MANAGER
NORWAIK IIIGII
P I a y Up-state Team
this Evening —- Had
Hard \Vorkout for
Game Yesterday
'lhr spar: 11th elltor of The Sen-
liFI’, l'“~(' 11rd at letttr from Donald
'2111‘. manager of the Compo Lite
this morning. stating that
item in The Sentinel stating that
[Ellll‘Il'i were dt’IfI-att-d by the
A "‘. (‘lwsi'or team. was incorreq.
'l‘ln- rusorlls (If the (wards have
l- 111 5.11m; (-1 or and we find that the
15..
finniIls.
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5:.11I11rrzt or Mr. Taylor is correct
ttlll .«11‘ r- Guards \vrre nner de—
r. 11rd 1:1 the Part I hcstcr team and
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my. 11- lint “£11111 on Us?
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court
Tin .mn 1.1! x Guards nut the
lnwon-l 11111.”; 1vI :11n frmn Port Clio-<-
tor and (Irl'vf'ufhd th-"m 1n one of the
lust gamls plziycd on the \Vestport
Ixhurt this vausnn. o
WRITES LETTER
Mistake' 1n Record of
Compo Life Guards
unallt High school bushfi—
lrmn 11:11 trawl lo Ansoniu'lllis
m-rnlm: lain-re It will lulu) on ifs
second ogrrucnlrif ot‘ the present sen—
xnn 111 the- vomhine of the Ansomzi
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2:11?
The firm-n nn-l \l'hite lads had a
HISTORY IS
RECORDED IN
THE IIUNCIIBACK
Picture to be Shown for.
Whole Week at Re-
gent Took Year to
Film
Norwalk will appreciate the ex—
traordinury spectacle-drama. on‘er—
ing. "The Hunchback of lNotre
Dame," “hich will be shown Jan.
14111.. to 13th., at the Regent. with
iatlnees every day, because it repre-
s‘nts the culmination at a “hole
.‘ear‘s work and the cxpe. dlture of
an enornlous amount of money in
perfecting all or the component
parts for the screen production of
Victor Hugo's famous classic.
Committees striving for Better
Films point to Carl Laemmle‘s pro-
duction as an example or the later-
csting educational drama. in 11.» most
superior torm. The stricmst critics
have said so and public opinion in
the torin of attendance in New
York. Lox. don. Boston and Chicago.
has 11 {IslIIl to this (not.
Highl: mural it unchts tl‘ e. best
lessons of basic and fundamental
righteousness; historically correct it.
ol‘l‘crs an ocrulur demonstration of
period costuming. architecture. hat»
its and manners; and emotions and
semime n1, 31c same in 145*}, as now.
is Ili'fli)’ interwou'n throughout the
umion culminating in a series at sat-
isfying and thrilling climaxes.
Adults and students can lcain a
wizote period 02‘ history by attend:
mg one performance and no dry—an-
u‘ust text book can Convey to the
inner consulousness an apprt-cmtion
of human conditions as they were
vwm‘k out in (‘ommunity hall yester-
In"; thrnnon and swm to 1.9 in then so ptnutratingiy as can this
zip-zap 11,3],17 far this cxening's con- moving picture of hit in 1480. '11 the
g. 59. lb gent 'l‘iguatr-o.
Tl‘s're is on 1-3.1 reason for looking; The engagement is a brief one
f”m‘w.:».r:l 10.1» r3: . him-itmssful was”: and no one 111 Noruafk shoutd al-
1:1 ll:r locnl llizh \“hUOI spur l UHF low IIlC: occasion to puss without
l- III‘ (In? 10 1l1~. ‘IIIH'I‘d 111'1turlc Ivf‘ studnng this segment of history of-
‘Ilu school at large and the DFOmlS- {cred irom the past through the
i111: mutrznal 1x Illt'l’l affords itself to telefisxon of the screen.
‘ “it? 1:“01 I;:.:z‘r]ecn.k th t . Fortunate luau-d :s the actor
”1‘; r1 5......‘12 “W “01311.10 1.1.1.10.“ "I 1*
'l'Iv-u semi lirlx lull-ant VIM-o lsken- pr””““:”.‘ “"71“" “”75 "It“ "I ,‘h"
‘ ‘ ' ' ' ’ biggest lllls 111 1‘2»; histo:y or 1.111
Martin Dena, \l'ard \Vhipple,
Jotk Anderson. Norman FlewI‘llnz.
Luther Clomems and Ralph Mace.
The. probable lineup as learned this
clarion,
, Liv-mar)“ event to the Indians‘ game.
An automobile safety valve. for gas
hand.
BECKMANN’S ¢
Every Day Prices
l
1‘I21mery Butter . . . . . . . . . .. 59c lb.
Cinema art, but 11 non he comes right
back as a featured manner of thI.
.Planted deep in the heart
American is a desire for a
cd home at the lowest possi
4-Pc. American
\
Values that Enable you to Realize.
your Ideals
This store. has long felt its responsibility to assist its
customers in realizing their ideals of better furnish~
ed homes and we offer these special values in order
that you may enjoy the comfdrts of a better furnish-
Suites $189
of every home loving
better fumsh‘ ed home.
ble price.
Walnut Bedroom.
Here is still further evidence.
that furniture prices have
reached bottom. Just think of
being able to possess a nonden
fol {cur-piece. suit» like this at
a price so low! See it in our
window.
cast of another production hailed. at I
that he has attonzp‘ushed a piece of;1
1
art 1:121: “111 go Iimln into hisnxy.
will LI: .A'I‘w 1". . “t u
L‘nderWt-rul.”
eitzitr 1111111 to my that
other man 1211111 L'l:u.l‘1I_\'
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morning by Coach Green W111 he: 1‘3“ “" “I“‘i‘ '\ gr “3 AL can SDI-P",
PHIL}. rf.; ("l‘-=:‘.1ents. IL: Flew- be 5*“ {0 L's It C...“ 0! dwuni
1111.111. (2: Iltll‘alh, rgu, “nipple. UL“ ‘15 11"”,‘ " I “'8' “"0 I’m-‘5
1; Huncshatk c1 .\_Izz‘e Dame."
'l‘hw up,“ iuotulTn game will by Torrance- \tus given lavish praise
plziywl .lnrzlnst the Dunbury Resolu- tor his “‘UI'I‘. in "The Cox's-rod Vv‘ag—
to: in 11-11 Mel/s hall on Mon-jay on," but all “1111 hutc- sun mm in
Ix'I'rlng. The game will be a pre- the new l‘niursal production. admit;
in "The Hunchback of Notre'
lights and appliances which shuts yum" 1135 par: 1:, second only toi
should the Pressure fall and r“- Lon 1‘12.- . star, who portrayal
mains closed until it is Opened by the role I). .. , node." lairencel
yin. King or tht, .
it is no retlectiln on:
any .
role 'l‘orrtnc-c V1 Quid lune taken the?
stellar honors.
\l'liilc e\‘cz'_\’
decided hit in .\'I_w York does not do
so here. thca11t«gocrs trom this city
who have sun the performance at
the Astor Theatre in New York have
expressed the opinion that it will
prove as great a success here.
Aside from ITI.11ne_v and ’l‘orz'tnce
the cast is notable then: bring a
total of 75 princzpals. including Tul—
ly lllurshalll. Brandon Hurst. l‘atsy
show that make: 8‘
Dozen 35c
Every Egg Guaranteed.
1.; Sl'fup 25c§ Sheffield Evap. Milk 11¢:
zealots“: Corn Starch,3for 25c
«:12 ..... .....lchTurnipspeck..........40c
s, 2-7 .11.: 14cl3canTomatoSoup...... 25c
.;~::."'Broth 1401,31” Label Ketchup, 180-270
'
::.~. aPeck 35c
...... 51: lb. California Orange: .. 2501103.
" ‘ 3: Apples, 30c dos. Tangerine! _ 20¢ dos.
.I’I."Eesv ...... 5c 1b.; Grape Fruit, large she'll-25¢
.-.. I
Ease Rice ,_ 8c mimtchu 5cbox
:“v‘rrzeal .. . . 1911-235! Pillsbury Pancake, large. 39c
'2 s 15c 1b.}Parson’sAmmonia 31"
lestCoffee,apound W270
T i
(l lolong or Ceylon Tea . . . . . . . 4901b-
rs (”ocoa
19c—Jelly,3jars . . . . 50c
latch Cleanser,'............. 3f0r25c
m -‘sm Borax Soap ... . .
6 1-2c pkg-
... 23c
mans VI ashing Powder
a large package . . . . .
they...
.BECKMANNeCOJnc.
‘3 Washington St.,.South Nanak
.ITY '
1
5 1-2c cake ,,
noonomr‘
Ruth Miller, Gladys Brockwell, Nor-
man Kerry. Sign de Brulicr and
Kate Lester. 2011 other plai err.I have
small parts while the cstras total in
excess of 3500.
The production “as nearly eight-
een months in the making-152x in
technical research aid twelve in ac-
tual "shooting." The entire (ath-
edral of Notre Dame was recon-
structed in Its entirety at L'nheml
City. as well as eight blocks of Par—
isian houses and squares. or the
period 0: Louis X1. It was directed
by Wallace Vl'orsley.
SUIT BRINGS
UP NEW POINT
IN CONN. LAW
Judge Brown Decides
Real Estate Case in
Favor o f Attorney
Max Spelke
BRIDGEPORT. Jan. 11.-—Judge
Allyn L. Brown 111- the Superior
Court yesterday rendered a. decision.
which is apt to be an important one
111 real estate law. in the use of
Hymn Frankel and Max Wmhow.
of Stamford. against the Bank a!
New York and Trust ompany. a
trustee under the wt of Henry
Thompson, deceased. Marion 1".
Hewley and Clarence E. Ailing.
The suit is for specific perrormnce
of a. memorandum to cell a valuable
piece of real estate on Strawberry
Hill, which it is claimed Lodge
Thompson. widow of Henry Thom];-
son. agreed to sell Frankel and War—
show for $30,000. ~
The law firm of Head. Mead and
Melvin, representing the detendlnu.
interposed a demurrer based on aim
grounds, chief of which was that the
agreement was signed by Long”
Thompson, she not being owner of
the title, and also that no time toa-
tnklng title was set forth in the
memorandum.
Judge Brown in I. long memorial.
dnm or decision yesterday overruled
all the ground- of the demurrer and
upheld the complaint. The decision is
regarded as an important one in
real estate luv and the nutter 1m»
doubtedly will mob the Supreme
Court of Errors. It involves the
sufficiency of the signature of an
agent in a. memorandum to sell real
estate and the point '3 a new one in
Connecticut DIE-i
I
Asks Conde Nast Pub-
’ Note the beautiful full size bow-
cnd bed, the large. attractively
designed dresser. the commodi-
‘ous chifforobe and the full 1111:.
ity dressing table. Convenient
credit terms.
Three Piece Overstuffed Velour
Suites Special at $125
Here is a wonderful suite with
full spring constructlofi spring
goose filled
filled
arms. spring back,
spring cushions. spring
pillow arms, etc.
The complete suite of three
pieces, handsomely upholstered
in a very fine quality or velour.
on special sale tomorrow :1th
remarkably low price.
Floor Lamps Drop
to $14.95
Getting complete floor lamp-
with rich sill-t shades, hund-
someiy (rinsed. and your choice
of a. splendid variety of artistic
bases. at prices as low as those
we have put into effect for our
February Sale in a real sensa-
tion. Act at once for first
choice.
127-129-131 Washington Street
Drop Side Crib at
$7.95
One splendid group of “1-11th cn~
amel wood cribs f'with pativnted
drop side that means safety for
baby. will be closed out in this
sale at this exceptionally low
figure.
Oil Heater S535,
$1 Down
Just “ha! you need to take the
chill off unv room in the 11 no
during these occasional c {‘3'
days of v. “r. Any oil lzIrater
delixcred lemon-11“ on pa} meat
of 31.1%» down
76x64 inch blankets
$2.45
A large lot of these beautiful
pink and blue. plaid blankets
closely woven and of very good
quality go on sale tomororw at
this extremely low price. Stool:
up now while pricts are so low.
Phone 105
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Compare Style, Quality and Price
and you’ll Buy here
is not measured by price alone.
Three
CI'Insiuered. First, is
True value
different elements must be
style. which means real beauty of design. Second,
is rrualitr—qualitv in materials, workmanship and
finisht
Last
lill'f“
hat insure long soriice and real satisfaction.
of 11.11 (‘IIllzcs price. Measure value by these
important palms and we are sure that you
will always llu)‘ here.
9-Pc. Queen Anne Po 'iod Dining Suite 8159
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‘.i-r}' ’1 rtuzxnlo 31' -- ”11::—
H.111 nine pieces.
dising stroke.
. cabinet, ob-
“e “'I'Irr able to
secure a number 01‘ ”new u’uxz- watt-an :cn table. :ive side
dIIr-‘ul suites at :1 price r-(snov-s- ..n1 (-n0 host chair. with
sion “Lid: rz‘IalI'ws to r.’ '» r .13 seats. As an
tliIIm tomorrt w offer this sun-e
vise ri-lfcu? ) ‘ loin prici.
McDougall
THE FIRST KITCHEN CABINET
(‘111 your hilt-her. hours to 30 minutes each 3 Eliminate hun-
tlretls oi" :Zeps a .la .. You can, with a Ivchc-ugall in front
of vou.
1 (ml; m or on r big “1111.11. “ 1di- choicc (t stxles. prices and
finishes 1 cry out a gen zine :wl Dougal! the first kitchen
(Sabina ever built, the first in bItterments (xery :1- and
the E1 rst today 111 CVtrv 115131
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‘CIxE TERMS
\GLADLY.
JUl\ UL ll le'll HEB LABIBET LLLB
Sterling Furniture Co.
" Soutth
Vorw alk, Conn.
OPEN
A CHARGE
ACCOUNT
WITH US.
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lications t 0 Enter
More Specific Com-
plaint With Court
BREDGEPDRT. Jan. 11.-(Spechl
to The Heathen—Striking printout.
members of International Typo-
graphic-l Quinn. Loo-J No. 607. mm.
ford. autism: whom; 850.000 dun-
ngo action as brought by the Can-
do Nut Publications, Stamford, on
December 1. lava mod 1. mode: in
Superior Court. asking the publishers
to enter a. more specific complaint.»
The action was instituted on D...
camber 1. by Condo Nut Pittman
dons. based on alleged interference,
on the put. of the [inter-7m the
other employau o! the comma
Damage- or 830,000 and a. pm
roux-alum
neat injunction
er- :rom Mating the comm
plant on the Post Road was naked.
Judge John W. Bank- signed a ten.-
ponry injunction.
Through u coincidence. the
should it be reached during the
cut term a! the Superior Court. will
have to so doWn for special sugar
meat before Judge Arthur 1". an:
who has been-hearing 3m? can.
Judge lease Wont. who would ordin—
1:11th themtter. winbepre-
ventedtromddng-obwaufi.
tho-tel!“
led law.
The publishing company on De-
cember 16th filed a motion asking
that two or the strikers. Richard
Coma-ford and Walter Henry be ad-
judged in contempt for violation or
the chute: of the temporary mimic-
lion. Among the strikers who are
named in the defendant's motion
SILK
2 Railroad Avenue -
44m. NEWESTWOO
' CHECKS—Yard
IWGGLCR‘EPE
anocoafio
N073 .
Special Sale
—— AT THE
, 56 IN. JERSEY TUBING—All colors.
Yard
VELVET CHINELLE—Leading shades.
u..-ou¢oooo,occooo -
330CADED SILK & COTTON CREPE
BEAUTIFUL SPRING NOVELTY
'FIGUBEDCBEBE.
Wonderful Values inAll Kinds of Hosiery
Comeinalfl LookaerOurIjneof
magmas
taking more specific statement is
James Shannon. who is being held by
the Stamford police on a. technical
charge pending the outcome of Coro-
ner John J. Phelan's investigation
into the death of ex-Fire Captain
Speh. mortally injured two weeks
ago when hit by a car driven by_
Shannon.
SHOP
South Nor-walk
$1.79
$1.39
PLAIDS a11d--$l 59
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SUNDAW I NEWS
writ]; Ewrycihm W
per
French and Danish Pastry
LUNGEES, ICE CREAM, DELICIOUS CHOCOLATE! m
GONFEGIIQHS OF ALL KINDS.
THOMAS
211 WALL ST.
24 so. MAIN ST.
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