: l v~ l t I H I") (I so IN E“! in“ [1 ii I”! I4 '1 Id WI ‘3 :: E: I ii ' :u’ao‘aw‘aduuananon* . "All." ' , 1-»;,- 7.. .- '91-v y-.- Only 2 Days More MAE BUSCH HOBART BOSWORTH TOday, Tomor‘ MATINEES AT- 2:15 --— EVENINGS 7: 15 and 9 I ow J-. \ PRE-RELEASE PRESENTATION OF VICTOR SEASTRtiM’S SMASHING SCREEN SiliSA'l‘ith Featuring \ ' CONRAD NAGEL c7 AILEEN PRINGLE Adapted From Sir Hall come 8 Story MASTER OF MAN." PATSY RUTH MILLER _ . ‘CREIGHTON HALE Only 2 Days More ’ 41-.toiijd-(idvlflo—ilub-TAV+41-“ mxhvé‘mm flu: SIAM». .léusoi. . ,‘ EXTRA ADDED LARRY SEMON ; IN HIS NEWEST COMEDY ATTRACTIONS , “LIGHTNING LOVE" , ' ‘ THE LATEST PATHE NEWS _‘ NOTE—NORWALK IS ACCQRDED A RARE PRIVL I S' L“ ROTH“ EL - . .' LEGE OF VIEWING “NAME THE MAN” BEFORE IT _: Ngfififi-‘ECTOR OF THE CAPITOL THEA' g; 7 ‘ M ;::«‘ ‘ 1 2::RTTSLA1NHIENADFEFINITE EN( A(_ IMENT AT THE - __ . “I CONSIDER “NAME THE MAN” THE HIGHEST g - RT], N. Y. , ’. , ACHIEVEMENT IN THEART OF THE SCREEN.” i EQEHWI 1111..“ if i. ‘ 1.1»1101, «114-1! 9-1 on 11111 THEATRES 1.1.“ . momma. of. motto. 11:11.11 ‘Iit’. ‘ l in conjunction lil.\i.T(). thr- Man." ‘.\l m ' acclaimed by S. I :..;111' 1;;an director Of illrulro, New York CITY. :. A :rvntcst achievement ~. um; soon yesterday at- - \. min; by the capacity ' tvml; advantage of the t luli'lI'UL'C now being 0!- , ICIJIU) theatre of wit: 1w itll’t‘ before New York \.1m. 4: of girls disappear from 2 mvh year. Are modern ant or have the chil- 1‘ I1 ITFT‘IIOTYI? WVl’llCh I! m :ullyty for our reckless 5w . (lam or discipline? questions of the pic- mrm" is life. passion- ‘ '1' r and is thrillingly tlw screen by Director ‘lhlzl. M pulnli~ alike have pro- "H‘v lilm no of the most '- 1| woes of the screen. I H I VHl—PAIJICL. H “inter Cantos." flmm the patronage ac- \\mt1-r Comes." on its .. run at the Regent and ‘rrs. the theatreogoers of w- in accord with those min-A as to the merits of ' I“‘L‘I.’ll. The favorable m ":lsiulwd .by the M011- " : were heard in the city .ru'l capacity audiences ' w. the second day. Doubt- 2 l:. 0. sign will be out .- n: and l'ulace early this 1' ill" iinnl presentational ‘wrnnl feature. Much has in said about “If \V‘lnter n it is doubtful if there all lulu of exaggeration. 'vm-nt and his supporting I‘M“ xrivcn the screen an v'rrprvtation of a. great hotel of A. M. S. TKUtCh. ' 1hr.- munner in which this 'ililzil to the public under 'v: l‘ox banner is a. matter credit to the producer 2:. . of PALACE. "m Mix and \‘nflcflllc. “ x will be welcomed It the 'tlIl‘O tomorrow when he “or an absence of sever-.1 Mix is coming in "Tho Lone -w r" one of his “very best ,nd this attraction will he with the , My vaudeville protrun‘of Manager David Ester-on 1 11. blue ribbon show tor ., of omcers of the General l‘l"n of Franklin School was ‘rvlay nttcrnodn. Thoro- xlc l-‘loyd Anxevine u proo- ' '1 Helen Sculiy vice-presi- , :4 CLUBMAN SUED FOR $20, 000 BY WOMAN DENTIST InjurieS/ Received in Auto Accident When Taxi and Tyson’s Car Collide - BRIDGEPORT, 31!). 30,—0.1 the Stand yesterday in tho Supclior Court. Dr. Louise 1:. Ball. dentist and hygienist of New York Lily. who is suing John H. Tyson. mil- lionaire clubman, of Grec1.wicu. for 820.000 damages for in 'nrics re- ceived in an automobile acct ant in which Tysons machine ‘il‘dcd with a. taxi in which she was riding. told that her income had been reduced from $1500 and 82.000 11. week to $400, on account of her injuries. She said she had. been unable for six months to prac- tice her profession. She claims she suffered a-fraetured collar bone. permanent facial deformity of her left eye. and parcels of the right arm. as result: of the accident. Dr. Ball claims that the automo- bile accident which occured at Lexington Avenue and 6011) Street, New York City. was due to Tyson's negligence. She is repres— ented by Cummings and Lockwood. of Stamford: and in array of legal talent appears for the defendant. .___.______.__——. BERLIN SELLS FRENCH. CHMII’AGNE ‘7 BERLIN. Ju‘h. 30.—0ne or the odd combinations brought about by the Berlin attitude toward Paris is that of French champagne being dispiqyed in a wine shop window along with tfio sign "No goods sold here to French or Belfiaufili" tThe s a nred in nesry a sores I3: 311312;} when French troops oc- cupi the Ruhr. SULPHUR CLEARS A PIMI’LYSKIN maW‘meYour ”I” mace-non . Any out of the skin on taco. neck. arms. or body is over- come quickest by applying llenth'o- |Sulphur. Wines seem to dry right up and go own. declares a “Wm-ovum found to ukutlupwflwhwuip‘m' 910m itio'hcnnle-nndin- =5=5=rI=="LW--=uufl§m Schultze’s Thursday Specials ‘Plate Corned Beef ..... .. . . . .. ..... . Boneless Brisket ..... . 18c " Rump CornedBcef .20-22c " Smoked ShoulderS ....... .. 13c Puritan Skinned Hams . . . . . . . Dixie Bacon . . . . . . coo-oc'ooscc .r Schultze’s SanitaTy Markets Washington Street and Railroad\ Avenue, 80. Normal]: 39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk “’cstport Georgetown Dal-ten Stamford” Black Rock Bridgeport , ,3 Herels A Suggestion ater come in and enjoy / our tasty "‘ 9’ - 'i‘ STEAK : ( SANDWICH .. This Delicious dish has already earned us an en- viable reputation f o Ii‘ ' serving high grade foods. Every day we’ havcra Cleanliness wide selection of delecta-T Quality hie dishes. é.- Good Cooking ‘ And you’ll be surprised \ Service «4-» at our reasonable prices; The Most Popular Eating Place In Town ,I N t 37 South' MamStreet “for" m9: ‘“ ~ ‘ After the movies or the: So. Norwalk Lunch GRAND , MASQUERADE BALL RED MEN’S HALL South Norwalk, Conn. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1924 —-—-—-——-——8 T0 12 l’rlzc Fox Trot-«Silver Basket . For Fruit. PRIZE BALL New York Orchestra Big specials in our Overcoat: 1111 $25. $0. $35 $18.95 All This' Week --.o.-. Mam Cothing Store 130 Washington Street “ Conn South homllrl WETSELL‘ POULTRY. SUPPLIES In Lots To Suit Everybody In Large or Small Lots Oumcrs of large or sultan flocks will do well to ask our prices. BROWER & MALONE FEED Co. MAIN STREET , Q Roswlu‘x, 001111. We Can" Blip you Do It! We have a. complete line of snow shovels: steel and wood. icc. ' scrapers. flexible flyers. self-steer- sll sizes, at popular \1‘ in: at? in prices. Bouillorwslk For a. limited time we offer you 12 artistic photographs handsomely finished, attrac- tively posed, mounted in fol- PHOTOGRAPHS .FSpecial for January 12 Photographs $4.00 (Regular Price $7.00) dots, size 7 x 11. Only 75 dorm will be made at this price. Make your up. pointmcnt at once. Kindly bring the children before 2 :30 p.111. Studio Open daily and holidsys, 9 to 4. The Michelson Studio 78 Washington St. South Nor-walk Phone 43? WOOL GAUNTLETS 89c, $1.15, $1.49, $1.95 ,. ‘WOOL HOSIERY 89c, $1.49, $1.75, 3200 FLANNEL GOWNS .4. ‘ 89c, $1.00, $125" __ CARTER’S & FOREST ' MILLS WINTER ' UNDERWEAR Mme. Jeannet 1. i 881191860757; 1 93:51:1th :3 sons- i rrl’x I ‘61 [1:51]“ M mjrfn" WE' VE got the right idea about this plumbing bull. homes happier: , making folks feel that our ‘ work I: well done and Hit the price is right—Alina our '52”an RAYMoND ness. &DEANGO. 2mm Texiale Store ' NOTICE New Yuck and I PADDED WAISI‘OB HOVIHG 33' f. omen 7 St. Phone 29‘? 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