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“ no otndeots or me Somatic lizgh
. t are at the present time en-
in what promises to be soror-
umcellod as far as l’ sh
M precedent is cont-«med. The
it project at hand la 'Bimbo" the
com-'41 which nil! be pre-
od by the armor class (1' the
1 Motion “'edneodoy evening
the Palace theatre and in the Re-
gent theatre Thursday ova-.1311:
ntcy Joseloraky. Dorothy Frey
Philip \‘v‘ohle who are in chart-x
=Mlu entire anatr. rt port that While
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ticket returns are name too star-tiling.
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neverthele- tho attitude taken
flu members of the school at iarg-
Q assuring of big rogults.
:Studen a ham norkel constituti-
Mly. T‘w Irma has been covered
filth advertising routers and display
fin!- atree: banners hate been
flared up mailing solicitation has
ten put into 1.10.1.1 fact no mean:
fire bcen soared in trying to put
t’e name before the public eye.
‘ On Saturday men: 1;: a group 0'
m: h ~1th 1.1M furthered the
«nusoeln a trw‘k rid-‘2 through the
rs: and Second «Lstficta. A bi;
bi" drum va- scrurul and a. blglc
iippllnl to make some rm: actor the
Iunt. Than: mzs 0:54. “.1:
Owen. 3 Mg base drum. n
blowing larva t‘afihy urns. (-313.
one“ “as gain-'4. Fntrrhos “WT:
made from tho H”; r}: t :- ll'race Mc-
‘ahon. a senior.
:Aftcr tho "11 it ride whinh 2215?le ‘
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about tut; hours. a (onnxultl-H“
flnlinx o.’ Fifi”: VII-him. S'anloy
grim-pity. Harold insets-ll and
Mclilroy wtn‘. out '1‘» "paint
town." 0:4 «3:2 rtn “first art-:21;
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sol-.002 Ft'l'lon's hue rr-ponrlrd
b the senior virlx-i- atrial and are
hard at nor}: on tho 9:;‘r-
They haw- prizes oflarod to put Hm
Into the Work.
The runner.- mavle from this play
viii or rve to -l-’!ra}' flat: t-xrvrgno-‘a a!
the class in thn prtnnnx of ii: Has-V
book and at tho armor prom “hush
wzll in: hold in June.
Tho pupil: of Hillsldn school wt‘l
site a play. "The \‘nyage 0: Mon-
amur l‘errichon." and pantomime. at
the school 21: ”Kill o'r‘lurrk. The pro-
cr-rls “iii :0 to l‘rcnch oar or-
phans and vetrram.
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years—that, quite nat-
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Score 0f Game Was 30-
20 —- Devonettes De-
feat Lordship Girls
In Game
Tin Scrum Red Ila added an-
o'hcr fictory to their list. when the:
done... on the Alpine Bi; Fin of
Eddy-port. at the )rrnory o: 8::-
urday etenlnx. by the anore of 341-29.
In the preliminary game the Devon-
eta driatod the Lord-hip 31th. by
7-: score.
The main game was last and in-
let-eating all of the way and at the
end or the first belt or the coated.
the locals wereladln; by the score
or 15-11. In the second half they
even played a better game and at
no time iron in danger or de1eat-
Van Doehern was the outstanding
star 1n: the fled Man. He tossed in
xxx baskets and two tool goals {or a
total a: It points. Brothel-ton also
played a good game. i
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Now At the Result
College women 08 Small a.
well as the moral public. will be
interested in the aha-ring of a. man
called “Home Street. Home" at the
Regen: this wees. an All: has
been prepared under the auspices of
the Committee on Better Bones of
the General Federation of Rowena
clubs. It is a film which to handed
to rats!“ the standard or good bulld-
mg which shall be not only practical
but also beautiful. Such a more.
men; is. of course. helpful to any
community. The General Fedora-
tlon calls their attention to the show-
ing of the film.
)lr. Emerson or the Regent will
oxhlhlf it in connection with the film
'41! "Tho Eternal City" tonight and
\\ mines-day night.
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Svnnfor \‘K‘alsh has for some year:
Show! known to close students of
922521:- office as one or the ableat
lan’yrrs or the Senate. The nun-
mm whirl: tr e senator wears today
315 (2 2:2- r~d in the sandy-convention.
He has a line face. a
ho ls well—drama! and
.13: 71:00:21.“ in any group at
1.3?)crs or business men he mould
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rocks V1 th best aenoe. Ho
assert! the influence of a
strong ywrmzulity. go talk: quietly.
and. in h' e c on) frankly.
APR"; A ‘1
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Merchants Exhibit
and Style Show
Not-walk and So. Norwalk
will win mutant favor;
shown in silks. ,_ light
tools and ‘ $ 1
combinations '. . .
Sweatprs
OR the outdoor
man here are the
sort that will ward off
is
the chilly spring blasts: _
fibula-“Lorin.“
a likeable étock
offered
‘Q U 0 I
Ties
brighth colors
choice without
limit ...........
$8.50 .9 i
N CLUDI}. G the
of .
the new season; in flo-
ral effects or stripes:
$11
an $25 ‘ $35 $45
ROGERS AND STEVENS
NORWALK (T WD Stores} SO. N ORWAL
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Hats fi i
1’03““? new m— a - v TEP out with the new season, at- L54)
1 'm Vim °“° ”f . tired in the new things of spring! 1 ' ’
care. presentea in new . _ . ‘ ‘ I
T“ m" G“? “few“ _ i. 7 . NVhat a feeling of elation—of rejuven- —
.1 “2:135. $6 A \ation—é—of-exultationv—those new Clothes give you! And here 1kg.- gran.
‘ the Suits and Topcoats that measure up to your highort ideas 111 rah-1:3,
' ”3 in style and m workmanship and scale down to vour lowest anticig c : _
ROCLAIMING the . .
"new note of 111-: in price. Truly here’s a showing'that makes you glad that sp-.:-- 5
n" “m" in “V d" here! \Ve welcome a visit here. ,
mgn‘ a and new colors: a
cheerful se-
lection at $250
Hosiery .
RESEXTL‘“ G in an 1
assortment t h a t 4..
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“ SAYS:
An 'Appeal-
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mmm I attended a
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.A“Mhfll. result? Poop“
Mflmmflmdlhenplm
8y rm "Whit Will become of
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unanatterotnet crimelanot
Mil-mutual. contrary.
mbmmhevfl. we must!
lath-myriad“.
m M love for “venture is
excitement, and
when Bataanovedto
. “ORG m
then some, while leading them along
the path- towards the goal of honest
and reishteoua citizenship.
“All yery well." you say, "but how
can it be done 1'"
And here is the answer.
It you are willing to do your bit.
(and it in such a very small 123 that
you should not hesitate). toward rc-
ducins the number 0! criminals in
this country; it you are willing to
help improve the future generations
For these great United Statm, it you
are anxious to give that boy of yours
the beet chance in the world to make
a. man of himaeIr—a man you ”will
be proud to acknowledge as your aon
—-apply to your local BOY Scout
Council for a. commission as a
soontmaater.
Oh. I know the protests and arso-
monts, you are going to make—410
time. and all that sort of thing—BUT
THINK 11‘ OVERl If some of the
best and moot able, (as well as most
buoy) executive- ln 9e country find
time to devote their services to this
worthy aura, surely you can do the
In the tint Dunstan. I stated
“these men but come together. on a
very stormy night, for the purpose or
helping your boy. " They were mem-
bers of a. Scoutmasterss' Training
Clan—a class which was slowly but
W making them ‘young again,
while at the more time preparing
o: the moat interesting and instruc-
tive experiences possible for him
during the most impressionable pe-
riod ot his lite.
come.- tho call. “more Scoutrnaav-
ton. And unless you heed this call
5' dwflved at one or their best
chum to become useful citizens.
WHO KNOWS BUT.- wm E0
tom: LACK or 120:3}! 3:
YOUR BOY HAY 38 .m
then: to lead your boy through one .
From every city. town and W'
meralthousanabmaregoingim’
Bdnsco and the Equity.
Any move on the part of the Ac—
tors Equity which drive: David
Balanco out of the American theatre
will be dinicult to explain to play-
gocrs. Yet the famous manager nova
that his enterprises will be brooch:
to an end this spring and no new
production: will be attempted so
long as the actors in the Equity 2A:-
sedation threaten to strike unless
the managers accept their terms.
No episode‘ in the struggle between
the managers and the players is so
significant as the action or Mr. nu-
aaco. comments the New York Her-
old. Be it the most notable artis-
tic figure'arnong American manag-
era. He is a. man of. the theatre
in every sense of. the word. He has
been actor and playwright;i manager
and producer. During the long on-
reer of Mr. Beiasco he; has alwaya
stood at. or near the head of his pro;
tension, He kept pace with'the evo-
lution of the theatre from the dom-
ination of the actor to the suprem-
acy o! the play itself.
Thus. inspire orhialonanrvioe.
the newest or fine artistic _
is as energetic and sell-lam
mmaevouontothoMutf
Mr. Belasco lstoday ureoepflyo’to
impulses
asitaehadllianametomnkn E‘e
such conditions.
Mr. Belaaco has made no secret as
to his grounds for bringing to a final
end u career which has been one of
the glories of the contemporaneous
American heatre. He explains in.
his pogo credo that the theatre is?
not a. shop but an art. and that no
manger rorthy of the name goes
into the protoflon for money.
W'hile most of them die poor. the
theatre goes on. He does not believe
that the principles of the American
Federation 0: Labor apply to the
theatre or to any other art. He
shares the belief of other: that is-
bor legislation ~will be fatal to any
art.
‘ - (hilly Recipe _
Golden Thread. Stamina may, as
made by the Siamese Girl Scouts at
boardingoachool in Wattana \Vit-
ya. has netted them money for
their outings. The recipe follows:
Make a syrup or one cup of sugar
and as little water as podble. Beat
the yolks of. tout-egg: and through
a narrow mouthed funnel slowly
pour the boiling syrup. at the some
times moving the ‘Iunnel. so that
egg yolk harden: in the shape or
finishing:-
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Remove at once with a fork and
shape into a loose ball.
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