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a ““5 Slapped .
_ L who has sat spell—
mq-g than an hour
_ « greening of this
, .- he or she thinks
.. ‘ you will Surely
: . » this production
‘Lostto
, bowling
Norwalk Tire
Team L a s t Night,
But Retain Advan-
tago-«Hour Wins
The
Nash Engineering Works
team still leads the indus-
trial bowling league. Last night‘ at
the Norwalk Alleys. the Hour five
won two out of: three games from
the Favorite A. C. while the Nor-
wulk Tire won two out of three
from Nashs. The high single was
made by Sterling with a pin fall of
125. The high total was made in?
Flewellin who knocked a score of
315 in the three strings.
The team standings. scores. etc:
L‘TDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
REGAL EFFECT OBTAINED BY SWPLE I . "
USE OF CREPE DE CHHVE AND BEADS
dolrrarat.
‘bowg or
FLAT VELVET“
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Morgan lWl-llnoe and Alice Weaver
are two well- known plum in the
extremely large out which a cup-
Wrting ‘53:; La. Mel-r and "Bert
Lyteli in "Sandro," First National!
current offering at the 'Rialto
Theatre.
\‘Valleces last appearance was in
support 0! Pole. Negri.
Miss Weaver. one o: the featured
dancer‘s with the George ”White
Scandals. appears urn French maid.
She is acknowledged as one of the
premiere toe dancers of the New
York stage.
PALACE
“Garden 0! Weeds ”
Betty Compoun's new Paramount
feature. ' Garden of ‘Weeds" has won
much rector wilh the audiences at
the Palace theatre this week. It will
be presented today for the last time
and indications are that large audi-
_ BTARRING —-— ‘ ..
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BARBARA LAMARR and BERT LYTELL
The story of a woman who left all behind in the mad
pursuit of adventure and romance.
flleasure places of Europe and back again in the end.
It carries you to the
for the prcsoniation of this super
production that rocrxlllly established
new attendance records at .the Cap-
itol Theatre in New York oily and
the Trcmont Theatre in Boston.
There is a lesson drive-n home
through this story and lie depiction
on the screen “'llll Chaney in ihe
leading role makes it more forceful.
The cast alll‘lporlillg Chane}: includes
some of lhc llinst brilliant, slurs of
the bolnev among them John Gil-
bert. Tully ‘lafillall Normri' Shearer
and others The piclure “ill be pre-
sented ihren limes loday. tomorrow
and Friday. Manager Esterson a»
ranged after much negotiation "‘10
present this attracuw: at his reth—
mr and popular picture (ll-loci. '
The. Voice of Experience 2:
(Punch 3
Her Vorv \‘cw Ladyship (“beak
arranging to give 3; party at a tit-
nished house she has unsettle-“ht”
“ill lhfro lu cnough sihemare. Pir-
kor
Butler {taken on with the furni-
nlng of the evening. anyway."
Va. “V011“ A~ 9- ences will take the mini opportunity
“ ‘ mes 3 . 3 T to view it. ,
[Inn ( haney 2.11‘eland ------ :31 l0 89 250 A live act vaudeville bill, includ-
Hgllbeis - . I . l . ' . ‘23 58 96 :56 log some of the best attractions that
_. . 98 .. .. .. 8 90 56 264‘ I ~ in 9, this
I“) 1 n . ’0 fl . g _. ha\e plsxed Broadway 0113 s
-Ilracle 39111 groin .. la .3 51 223.. \ear. “ill be presented at. the Pal-
' ?".:t~3:‘.‘-:lcli of IVOtl‘c ad or " " “ 77 '50 73 23"! CLOTH- fl. ace Theatre tomorro“ Friday and
-. » w "'— M _ ' Saturday. Manager Esterson‘e new
: r = exer tc-be-for- ms 401 430 1234 OF- COLD FRANCES mow rank, highly among those
r: ' ~‘ has added this B ‘ H 550' D R535, WW‘H‘ HOWARD brought to the Palace this year and
1 .- our is sure to win {as or. "Headlines"
T- i“ ll 6 supporting L h 1 3 3 T OUILIED TOP M ALL WHITE EVNEW’ an all- star feature, will be present-
—. . ~53 be found we. .. 1.. 85 65 83 232 ., ed with the xauderllle
-’ Mead .. .. .... S4 76 79 339 ”LNG ENSSMDLE .
“6» J. Bredlce .. 39 102 76 267 REGEVI.
‘ ’1- Norma. Shearer, W. Ireland .. .. s7 85 34 266 . " ‘ S ‘ "
r. .. l1 1 Ma: M30- ‘He “ho Get. Mapped.
'I" LL“ 5 all e T _" —‘ 0",— "He Who Gets Slapped," Lon
i” _ “0rd Sterling and 4;.0 403 40-6 1.49 Cheney's newest picture is without
”A doubt. his befit. This is the opinion
3‘ \' Tire l of Nos-walk iheatregoers who have
. amen 1 3 3 ’1' throoged the Regent since Monday
”9...”; Only Three More Bel’ner .. .. .031 110 91 252‘
_, Osavagl .. .. .. 97 so 90 257 '
3‘s“ M11337, Thursday and Nicastro .. .. ..101 59 SS 278 THERE is nothing lovelier to dam. But Miss Howard selected worked out in cloth or gold. A
55: ‘ 2 15 7:15 and 9’ H10 girllng - - - - - - 12° §0 {:0 :25 look upon than a. lovely woman her royal wardrobe with taste and sloped band is quilted. and the gold
one . . . . . .. . l 36 1-1 .. i l i re 0 And it discretion. and wore it, like a catches all the highlights very eiv
. t v no advance in -- f“ -— in a °vey e 111138 3 "3‘ queen. The photo above shows fectively. This quilted band slants . By These
. 451 ,4-35 45" 141., her manner is as lovely as her her in uglitterniz whine gown. It up “d back from a plain heed-
lees . \‘ash Eng looks and accessories—the picture 13 crepe do chine. trimmed inwhite band of the same material. . S' 8 Shall
Names ‘ I 1 . 2 ;-; T she presents is utterly charming mnsdown, with abortier of crys- ‘l'he affair at the right is I. aim. '8"
______ West _ ' . _ ‘ . .. $9 85 93 26., d msmorable—a Princess Charm~ mi heads at the bottom, and an pie-band of not velvet roseu drum o
Bamm . . . . . - 97 so 51 :64 .u b ell-over design worked out over tightly moss the back or the neck. liflhlon
Taylor .. .. .. 82 93 $7 :5: 133‘ ' the rest of the dress in the [some and then over the top of the head.
cakes .. .... .. 31 51 And that: what Fromm How- beads. Three strands of pearls just a trifle to the rear. This is Know
‘ gmw -- -- ~- g 103 35 13; ard is in the Paramount nroduo circle her gnu-like throat. The really a charming, youthful heed-
Iewwem“ ' ' ‘ ‘11“ 9‘ I 11 31° tion of "The Swan.” And being I cloak was ermine. trimmed in dress, and could be copied success
5 4;; 4:; 4; 1;- s princess requires quite a wardrobe. white fox. fully by anyone. The use a! list
_ 1,53ng STAVfilxg ‘ You'd be surprised. Even the Two other headdresses selected velvet flowers for the headband for
1 Times Today p. w. L. pc, smallest kind of a princess in the by Miss Howard are sketched hat trimmings and for dresses u
1 7 15 9.10 Nash 30 22 s :34 1—3 smallest kind or a romantic kinz- shore The one at the left. is growing.
‘ ‘ ' ' Tire , an 19 11 633 1-3 .
Emmy 1-11; T _ A‘V Wawnvifig A, n; 311 1A 344: :33 1‘43 , , , ,, , , , ‘ , , 7, 7 , , , ,7 ”,7, , ,,,, , ,
5 .I U Hour 30 3 27 100 G" lSEEK PEACE im‘mcr who “as killed in a pistol}
. - Night 1351 Saturday night. i
5 {11am supportmg D’DITIDLAL “PE-561331? PC‘ NORWALK HI ‘ The [mace commltlee also was
"’1' screen players in Flewwellin 37 2639 93 considering the I(:Ii’ic‘l.ll'118;;littic‘€8hof
A" Mimi’s Tax-lav 1.: 1669 :‘8 number plate. llg ll :1 a o e are
1111. “yes, .1 "(um '96 « the previous Saturday. in which
. 9, ' "a " .1” E'- Glenn Young. Klara liquor raider:
Garden (If ‘N eeds $6333? I; :13; 2:: _ Ora Thomas. deputy sheriff. and
News Nicastro ST 2463 {'2 IS SUSPENDED HEREIN. 111.. Feb. 4.-—Pcacc in 'Wghothnerz» were killed. a i u;
c:— .‘ 9 ~ 2 9.. . , ‘ . ‘ o v‘ men were name )3! e
gonovaon n4 hill—716 91 ; . “illlamson count} “as the (reject of county board or supen‘i as those
“I..- Demrnazer 50 ago 5'9" ____________ a. commlltec of five men ohlcn to- best titted for the work through
TOMORROW _ Cakes 9 803 1.5, It was made known 1th morning day began atoms to restore quiet lo bowing taken no part in the vio-
M _ Guiles 27 1.374 5.9 by the Norwalli High SChOOl facul- the lurbulcnl region without the aid link “ that has b99013"? known ‘15 a
a, .' ‘« 1.,3 Saturdav Flt-dler 30 2013!; s’.‘ 13- that Samuel Sallick. captain 0! 0g martial law. 31%,”,th a rm» cuaraclcrisuc of the territory. ,5
- ‘ ‘5‘“ ‘ ~ 5. Ireland 25 2423 57 this years basketball team would be n-nnlaiivo of limb sherifi was be- ' w — l '
Gilbert 30 2583 $8 barred from further participation lieved to he in Springfield will: a Not Always, Happily.
,5 Taylor 27 2303 55 in the local High School's court ac- rmllest that Govvruor Len Small ______ ,
J. Bredico 30 2554 35:. tivitles for the rest of the year. i put the minmy in command hero. (Exchange.)
' ' ” MCCMI‘W '31 1797 35 Th” action “'35 taken by Prim: ' The committee was named Mon- Vi‘hcn you amassaforlllne you any
CTS OF BROADWAY Devin: ii 768 SS pal Jakob B. Green. in charge of day at a, “mating in the Marion you tire smut. Your friends say
. ' T Hamm . : "mu .84 athletics at l. .6 local institution. It court housé. where, in another you‘m lucky, and your enemies say
‘ A L D E N I L L E Halbing 3“: "377 54 “'35 fo'md ”‘3 ”“3 NW‘Valk captain room. a Brand Jury continued work 3‘0“ ("OIr it. A“?! 3‘0“ 3"? 80116 1’
W. Ireland 1‘5 14:99 S3 had violated lbs: cliglhllily rules of on the (.339 involving the death of “1“ probably be spent by somebody
~—allCl-— Mead 74 1‘ 1973 53 ”‘0 Connecticut S‘W‘:'r"!~“"r." Athletic 3 men said to be Joseph Phillips. :1 who doesn't care how you got it.
L‘ynch 1’4 1953 7 Council of Secondary schools. Prin-
. .S , Halloran 5 39? 7 cipal Jakob of the local school was
an ._,.Ifll' caSt “’21!th 16‘. 1256 7 notified by l‘rinclpul Otto of Fair- '
~—ill— Jennings 5 MW 73 field lhat Sullir'k had taken part in - ~
' Forrey 9 6‘75 76 a. recent Collll‘r‘t m the Norwalk , '
“HE “\DLINES” Armory playing wish the \Vestport ,
l ‘ “- f the Man in Charge Separates. By participating in has- ‘
wiring and Policies) ketbau contest the Green and \Vhite A Guaranteed Remedy
“Whats the trouble?" casually player, violated the rule which pro-,
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vel- our usual o:-
{3‘0 orieea on furniture.
mg. L: .
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me 81:17 Dal.“ admtag. Of th
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1‘0- Main St.
SD OVERHAULLNG I -
quried the managing editor.
“Here it is. ’ indignantly cominurd
the public oil-loin]. pointing to a lit-“s
item.
The item began:
who is encrusted withk
funds." I
"William Binns
the public
Certainly A Charitable View.
(Waterbury American.)
Paying honor to Lee and Jackson
on memorial coins. manufactured by
the government which they tried to
destroy. will not encourage rebellion
in others. These men were beaten
before they were forgiven.
Woman Wins
Million in Pill
vides that while a member of 3‘
High School squad, :1 player is not
permitted :0 pla y with any other
organization nnl connected with
the school. The athletic officials
look on this as a form or profession-
alism and pine» the student on the
ineligible list‘ for that sport.
In Choosing his new Secretary of
Suzie and Attorney General, the
President has acted on his own: inl-
tlative and has exhibited the charac-
teristic color of his mind. Not only
are Kellogg and \Vurren smaller men
than Hughes and Slone; they are
conservative. not aggressive but. sta-
tistically. with a general inertia
which is produced not by conviction
but, by character.
Dance Music by
Aladdin’s Geuiisw'
ALADDIN INN
NOROTON- AVENUE . g '
(Just on them Bond)
THE SEASON’S SOCIAL EVENT-—
Valentine", Costume Party
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH, 10 P. M.
Three Costume Prizes; Willbe Awarded !--
1. A Boudoir Lamp for the Most Beautiful Costume;
2 An Unabridged Edition of “The Arabian Nights” for
the Most Original Costume.
3. An Oriental Cigarette Case for the Most U n i q u e
Gentleman’s Costume.
Valentine
Souvenirs
FOR BLEEDISgIgg'P¥<%I¥EfiDmG
It is now put up in collapsible tubes with detachable
pile pipe making it very easy to apply.
-—-" DRUGGISTS refund money if
it fails to cure
Special directions enclosed with each
package. Your druggist will order it.
(Also put up in old style Tins. 60c.)
EARLY RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED!
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One is' never too old
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a token of love and
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While there is such a
varied choice in re-
mantic, sentimental and
comic valentines, with
clever verses. ,
Children always like
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more fun in it. For
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contamn' ' 2 material “for
making pretty lace val-
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ch.
Older children’ s val-
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larger and more com-
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$1.29
A new stock of these
popular hair clippers to
keep that boyish bob in
him. Clippers are very
easy to operate and in
less time than it takes
to tell, the hair is trim
and closely shaven.
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