supported by Rod
Pauline Starke and Many
American-m
Inthenew Federatedscreenspecul
“The Beloved Vagabond”
Palace Thea fife.
. BIG TIME VAUDEmeE A'r SMALL PRICES”
THE BANNER SHOW OF 1925
some“ & Brooks
The sampled: act in vaudeville
Dancing as you like 1.
Mickey Bennett
(In Person)
The Screen' 3 Favorite Juvenile this year.
ere - S'ar of “Big Brother." it. but seldom see it»
Three Other Headlineficts
AND ON THEZ‘SAME’ Btu. '
EDMUND BREESE 0F NQBWALK
With William Fevuehsm— Charlotte mum-
‘ and Others in
“THE SIXTH
, " f“
Wtheracehonle drama. in which
hind“;
onebpopdarwithoventhoaeunac-
quaknedwiththereeordwhieh he
has made on the screen. Sabbott
mesmhmaemum
programmvedomoctnebestacte
brought to Nam thi- year and
mundatterroundotapplausegreet .
edeechneweflort otthispalrto
please the Palace patron. mm
Rocco Co.. inhandhahnctngnu-
gerandGmeninaenusndconiedr
snd“ln Hollywood” ole-“thew:
goodnndsvuleprogrun. Till-en-
tireshowwlllooflnetorthebely
aneeotthewe‘ek. Thete'aturep‘ieé
ture‘The"81xth Went."
Charlotte Walker includes in the cefi .
Edmund Breeee and many other to-
vorites. .
mm
. Pole. may a newest pleture. “For—
, hidden Paradise." will have its last
Mg at the Regent theatre today.
“this lecture during the past two days
has created much interest and plots-
ed large audiences. The last op.
poi-tun“: to see it in Nor-walk today
will doubtless mean capacity audi-
. encee at the Regent; ,
—-—c———
sumo
“Iowa's Wilderness”
. Corrine Griffith in “Inve' s Wilder-
. noes.” will be shown tor the last time
” today at the lilalto'iheater. It's the
. story of a girl who, found herseli
. married to two men. not the strong—
‘ nest experiences that ever betel! bean-
,¢,.tltui women and made the greatest
, decision or her lite during the men-
ace-oi a tropical storm.
Another great stage play has
machedtheecreenanduatilm.
~,blds tair the eclipse all its previous
records. This time it is the famous
Henry Blown: play. “Checkers,"
.: [Thomas w. Ross won so much tame.
, Under the tielo of "Gold Heels.” it
2;”wln play:a.t the ma: :heurer m:-
tornorrow only. with Robert Agnew
. us: nus toner . 9
CORRINE GRIFFITH;
-—-in--—— .
mom's... WEB) Em *3 ..
Louisiana Dove. W “flu-ills, Malay Adventure?!
‘ ‘ Palace:
weapon-the racisgaoenecin
wllichtheunlorgemleoquifisspoed
king. “Remorse” wins spectacular-
imanthemoetthrillingbltsolocb
ion ever shown on the screen.
Mimi-rule
reopen-canon; .
students. maulelic authorities ‘
havedecideatoniakethe
nttheeetlckeiaea‘elertorthem .-
Eachgtndentthatdedreeatiekel"
winbeallowedtomucaweek
tor e consecutive weeks until the
ticketlspaidtor. ‘
_ Tomakebasketbulapayingpw’
'ilositlen in the High school at least
fiMcketawfllhavetobedl-poeed
Ndmed As His Stones-
6m 6m .6
3.1- r y ppoin
Seu'etary *
HARTFORD. Jan. 9.——Iienry X.
BUILWhowusou-eiu-rtothelateu
Senator LeBax-on B. Colt of Rhoda
Island. has been appoinbd hr Unit~
ed States Senator Hiram mum ‘0
be his secretary at Washington.
Three other oeople iron: as many
ditterent cities of the state have been
emgomentmstncKAnmerchan
diseisstrietly up—to-the-iuiuute in owls ml
latheroleoiaoesaodPemShaw ap
" as the heroine. According to ad.
GRANULATED‘SUGAR 7cm.
P
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SOAP. I‘. & G. White Naphthng'5‘calles ....‘..24¢:,
CALIFORNIAPRUNEseoJo elze3ibs. 296-
to the new Senator's oflco
tlon. Theyare: lu- Viola
lid-ride of North Burritt ma. M
Britain; George c. Huron, oi m-
tord and Ni. diary .3. Green o! m
Vine street. Ear-tiara.
It is a coincidence that Senator
. Ringhun in appointing the former
scorch.” of a deceased Rhoda Island
Senator. tollowe the same course in.-
Vkenwhhpmdmlnthecfi:
who made the ionizer mu
‘ or Aldrich w Rhoda
_ cam when
hinted W. Dan Lundg. air. m
was not available tor ”Wt!”
Senator Bingharn. ham .merted a
similar appointment from Senator
William M. Butler 0: Massachu-
Mr. Barry carneto Connecticut to
assist in the campaign to elect Col-
unel Binghaxn to the Senate and he
has since established, a residence in
New Eamon. File has had many
l‘ears‘ experience in Senatorial secre-
tarial work end is said to be in close
touch with the many icdeznl depart.-
ments and bureaus h yreason of his
. long association with Senator Golt.‘ kept at home because of the pres-
Ee was until recently clerk at the
Senate committee on immwrntion. ‘
‘ Miss Markie or New Britain. is
now a civil service employe oi the
department oi Agriculture at Wash-
ington. She is a daughter oi Mr.
and lira. H. G. Markie and. alter
nation from the flow Britain
eohool in 1918. was employed
by the New Britain Hardware Cor-
Duration and the Connecticut Child
: Welter-e Department prior to going
to Wsshington. ‘
WES‘I'PORT. ,
thesuggestionotSuperintendentot
Schools Arthur W.Rn¢andEealth
,Omermuamfildmailpa.
entshave beenasked tom‘
theirohildrentrem’visitlng Noe-r
walk during the present diphtheria ,,
epidemic. Teachersinalltneoll-v
roomsyesterdayaskedtbemihto}
takethemeeagehometotheirm;
.abergainaifliuenewlowprlou'l‘heeeme‘
genuousuefitlsoflueddufingihisSele!
SAVE ! I
EIV! I!
ease and that the wractice or chil-
dren visiting Not-walk is like]: so
increase the heard lien. Prepare; “
ttlom are now being nude by sum
Other Houses and the school .
nurse. Miss McCormick. to adminis-
ter the Schulck test to all school
children where the consent of par-{Q-
ents is given
Superintendent Run stated yester-
day that the school attendance 1'qug
cordhsehoenbediyhlthytholam
number of pupils who are being
THE SAHE CHEROUS rem OF
CREDIT'
212.13..
Sin. awarded
Dresses . SH "'5
deal Mmdgewest
Moist
once of a. germ cirrier in their g
homes. The Greens Farina schools .
has been hit the worst. where about ‘
so per cent at some or the cleasea ‘1
A theatrical booking agent _
oeived atelegram to this eitecttm
“Send me an actor capable of play- ,
ing a. full-blooded Indian;
thirty dollars.” ~
The booking agent was more or ;{
lea concerned when an actor hap- !
reuse in and applied tar work. The
agent made theoiterand the WI
refused. statulg his aalary for such
work was sixty dollars: then walk- ~
ed out. expecting the agent to can
him back. This he did not do. but
Miss Green has been employed in
DEL MONTE sum: PEACHEaN-o. 1 can. . . ..-. 15¢ ;_ . §§;§?§$§ffi°$&$
Washington Saiurday. Miss Eme L.
Pickup 0: 75‘0xiord street Will am.
7 coed her in the Comptroller’s once. '
u
the actor turned and said: “I have
reconsidered: I will accept the en-
gagement at thirty dollars. How-
overuiwlilonlyplaythemrtesa’
Mr Murphy was a. yeoxnan in the
POST BRA‘J FLAKES,'2 pkgs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c , Um; We, Nm'aémm m.
sumo BACON, PARKFIELD 2.1km 23¢
BROOMS. No.6 ....... . ..‘ 696. N67.
Polished Handle ~~ 1
halt-breed. "
Corn Meal, Atlas. finggkg. meteor:- Starch; Atlas. pkg. .. 10c
Macaroni and 8mm ”we Pancake Flour, 'Atiet, 913 12c
l eseeeeeeoaaee-a'ene
MILK EVAPORATFD DAISYitaEms . . . . . . : 35¢ .i
Atameetingotthea'uuiorcla.
'holdyosterday meant-moms were
PHONOGRAPHS
Bummcx and more;
RADIO
on wramxrs
noesrislorpound.
$269 A
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