Arms: FEBRIEARY film .
Will ‘Appear Here Tuesday ' in “The Night-
haw ,” a New Play
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PACKED TO THE DOORS ’
This was truehstnightatthe
l’ ALACE THEATRE
I; gagest and Best Vaudeville
of the 1925 Season ' ’
PRESENTING ‘
i f-aronce Enright Hello Eve body
Jefxomm l “Wang W“
THREE OTHER BIG ACTS
..._ and ._ . H
Richard Dix in “A Man Must Live”
TODAY and SATURDAY
u. etfre show Will be repeated or offered yesterday
Phone Norwalk 1501
One Night Only
Tuesday, February 10th
at 8:15
The Shuberts Present
Under the auspices 0f the in “cat aunt".
Norwalk Clubthe world pre- Th w ,. -. 5...... ,,.. u. m: we of
micro of the three act the nllrli “ or?” in} new
comedy drama. jsmihen mm ”T21. Nighthawk"
ital NIG'HTHANK”
MARY NEWCOMB
(Ft: rmerly of Norwalk)
Tracy. Kathleen Lowry, Bryan Beasley
and Leonard Doyle in the Cast
Y.“
rel rile-r3 3‘. lll“1:f'g(‘l’113
Iwhic-h “11} be I
lThm‘lU‘J' r11 >2. day night under the
lauspiu-s (-f t . .\'z»ru'a.’;k Clulv. The;
;teen: salt for the show alrradv indi-
cates ll 11hr I ‘ouse “ill in. iaxtdl
Ito 1:5 . :1 mt. prtsentI
lively d. we. rs it ill otcaslonz
fa com; 1. 7p r-f 1h" hr’llfie' b€~f
Ifort- the sir .,-. The world prom-l
'th!’
I‘dar) \ewoomh. a former Not-we}
~girl and daughter of the:
ithe ficreen presentation
3:.:e‘r>11ghm."
3L1BY SE‘VC’OMB
Daughter of tin- Into Judgc Josiah Kermmb who resided for your!
attraction through the Iact that
Irv-r
losiah Reuncomh “ho
leading. role. The: can includes
Knihlyn Traci .Kllthli'on Lonny.
Brian Banslry and Leonard Dople
\Lisq Newcomb plzuod with Polnert
Eds-son in "His Brother's Keeper“;
with Chancery Olcott in “The Heart
of Paddy “'hark'” “Sick Abod“.“’l'br;
f‘nve Girl"; "First is Last” "['p~‘
stairs. Downstairs". "The “'oman
and “-1112 Not Moore in
“The Passion
Some choice seats are
still to be had Irom club members.
on the Jury”
. RIAL'IO
~ 1 Sandra».
. , .. ._ ‘ “Sandra." {canning Barbara Lu-
_ ~ .‘F‘ l
-; ~ . ;_ l'j-‘s TODAY Marr and Bert Li'tell. which has
. _ 3 and 9210 been going big at the finite theatre
. - . I for the past two days. close: it: on-
r‘. '.' WET. Presents citgcntent today a: the Rialto thea-
trr.
Tomorrow "Yankee Speed." rea-
turmg Kenneth McDonald will play
the luulto. This in a whirlwind
picture enough to give those glands
of yours enough life to make you
feel young to: a. few hours after you
have seen it. Another chapter of
I Galloping Hoots will be oflcred with
Ll N l’. 'H ANEY
.? ‘1. pm rt Lug
1.. . _‘ the main feature.
. (trig Slapped ‘
l _ REGENT.
‘5 "Be Who Gets Slapped: -_
5 I, T i:- R D A .1, 1 "He W'ho Gets Slapped. " the Lon:
[Chaney masterpiece which has been
at the: Regent Theatre since last
L—n-I
1nd Lowe
“Wrts of C all”
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lmonthe has created the
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:and New York.
E PALACE.
I Vaudeville-Picture.
last night tor the first present-(Jon
of this week's vaudeville and picture
"* 0 o; .Qllm.mmmm
T O N I G H T
frene Gastle’s favorite orchestra _
Ill KE YELLMAN (Himself),
and his Broadway Serenaders ' -
at the
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“ R l t z ” .
Bridgeport, Connecticut
Admission including taxes
Gents $1.00
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FANCY FRUITS
STRAWBERRIES .stt
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"3..le
P‘i’? Grapes, McIntosh, Greening, Baldwin and
Delicious Applel, PW etc.
FRESH VEGETABLES
~51er. Green Beans, Cauliflowa. Bermuda. Bash. 3nd:
:1? Celery Hearts and m m (bl. and
«truce Spinach Kale. W W’
Brussell Sprout, Limo Bun!
Dates, figs, Nuts, reprint: M
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u.._
‘4'.
today at 2.15, 7:15 and 9:10. No pic»
tum present in Norwalk in many
favomblo-i .
. impression provided by this new \(.—.i
Despite bad weather and the ‘
I worst kind of travelling. people hau- ' -
‘rlockcd to the Regent tron) all oec— .
tions of Norwalk and Its environs to '
‘see this super picture. which at pres- §
1 exit is one of the sensation: of Boston ‘ _
The Palace Theatre was packed 4
r1
”gesrmmmmm ‘
31ers If X'tuhthavsk" will?
lhrlng L y notables uho'
twill Vt... .:‘Fl public pro-I
lsentartor.» new play. produced
by Roi .2 .-
Noru'ajl :1 st-vrtal interest in
Ibill. l‘lflrrnv‘: " , “most- unvl»
Iis 1h! 1‘12} Low ' :' l'ollce‘
COTllIlli;-$2<1llt : preserve} her own
‘l:r.;l»:211'usl~ur1g 310~l
I as n- u £12.11 highly:
I (as dvrgsrd up‘nltlz"
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I'd 5‘53‘25 (-2 .\\l.:.l in" f"-
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11:21 "t- IiutllI
2.11:} c- .111: 1‘2». 'lln closing;
Ltcl. 11:.an ‘ :, tztugltt to:
Not"! uni; .1 sot-4w. cf book—I
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7:.» 2‘2” To“ 11
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tior; “lo-5c}: ;‘
asplrndld
Gulfport r t lozt-tl Ninth:
complete-ti . .1 . 'onram.l
Richard €1.11 f' \ .‘.. I
Blur-t I
Britain A nnoyed
by H is Conduct
l
,Bfitiuhoficiddomisgmfly
moyeduoresultofthewide
publicity totheconnectimr
oftbe (above) Maharajoh of‘
ludae'gwcfim with the
wderofobuufifnlnmch
glrlvbowuunderhis Morocco
rim.” Herlover.ollohamme-
mmmslainetthe
sometime. 55-de
Immbocnoneotaond
Wiriththeaime
‘ Liv."
1tiarccn entertainment
. gions north of
f i llshni;
. sought after
1‘ that
: numbers.
l Lobster, Cusk, etc.
furnished an hour of tho
that Norwam
has had in monthr. The show v ill
continue today and tomorrow,
unilbm Treaty
"annisticc" Upton”. nt W111;
Canada—an alt-minim~ which estab—
liahct a closed won for Halibut of
North Pacific waters—has 3.1151 been
signed by the United States.
John Oltxcr LaGorcc. in a con;-
mumcazion lo the .‘x‘ationnl Gao-
grnphic society. “Then.
"The Halibut is the largest. fish of
$1120 flounder Intuily and one of the
most widespread in its rengt. It
claims all was for its huintat, in rt-
liuvrz. New Yorkgclnzl
Sun Francisco.
“A ru-angc fact convarning {Lin
and other cold-Watt r sput'ics is that
_' haw; (yes and color on the
r. side. While specms inhabiting
warm water have (‘3‘85 and color
ll» left Bide.
Halibut usually
banks and cums
numbers in many localities but is
“in: such ongornens
it. is gradually decreasing in
ll. grows to a large nine
and list: weighlns 200 or sun pounds
an» often taken. A rt-cord “night
was ostabiihhesd writ-n m Jung;
the Eva A\‘ina. tibh‘mg Ell mlla-s ofl
Thatchery Island Massachueetle,
caught :1 Halibut nine Lem. two
inches long and four fret. two
we Les broad vwghing (“.3 pounds
”(581.
"The seaward movement of the
Halibut has been noted by Ameri-
can fishermen. “'hcn' the taking of
Halibut first began, it was most
abundant on Georges Bank. Later
it gradually dimppeart'd {rom those
hanks and went lather out to sea. It.
)5 now found mostly in the deep
guinea between the onshore banks,
and on the outer edges of those
banks. in water 100 to 350 tathoma
deep.
'Y‘L
.‘l
lt'K-quenzs
"A voracious cuter. ill-r Halibut
feeds upon the Skate Cod. Had-
dock. Menhadcn. Mackerel. Herring.
. Crabs and M01-
lucke are also to its liking. Instances
are recorded where it has attacked
Codflsh and stunned them by the
flip of its tail. One was so busy put,
ting a big Cod hon: do. combat that
it. allowed a dory to steal up and
capture it before it had become
aware of its peril:
"The female Halibut becomes
heavy with roe in July and August,
and.insta.nces have occurred where
such a large quunuw was taken
irom one of them that to good-sized
man could scarcely carry it."
Bessie Btu-.11 Campbell. who was
to have given a Classic and Humor-
ous Sketch on Education at the Y. M.
C. A, Weetport, tonight. will -givo
same at the Royal June: Hotel Feb-
ruary 11 instead. Mio- Campbell
will be memo-loony. A11 tick-
et: which have been sold tor tonight
will besood on February 11th.
.1 udgo
lesidtd for;
:many years in “'05: avenue, has the
bust .
in great. .
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.sette and 111x: l0 Sufinlk
count:
I twenty
‘umy \ru‘l.
infill; pars: n: to 1):.»
on;
i
fthc stntr-s 1:; Clo-21y of population.
has ér’r towns 111 1.0““ and one
under 11"”. titr- to“ (,1 Mt. Washing- ‘;
'lou bur (mly T.‘ lrzhcllllnnfs. The
“sure l‘a populariotl of 475.1: per
square .
CANEVARI
‘ ”1‘ Sq. Tel. 319
l
sum-mum!»
“A Classic and Humorous Sketch on Education”
By Bessie Sm Gumball.
Which was to have been given at'the' Y. M. C. A., Weapon
Will Be Presented at flip 301‘! Jms'notel
WM’m’m
moxmumzmw
“scrunch;
.‘ y-fi of '(‘21r5L‘ .1
She’é Former Norwalk Girl
[NBRIDGEPORT
Merchants Warned ——
Swindle-r Gets Fur
C o a t W l t h B a d
Check
BRIDGEPORT. Feb. G.——The con-
fidence men were. active in Bridge-
PG?! yesterday. No one knows that
better than Samuel Kahn, a tun-let“
of 1219 Main street.'who is minus
one lam-b skin coat valued at 27 .
A man representing himself as be-
ing George C, Saunders. Jr.. called in
the store early yesterday morning
and selected one of the most expen~
sire coals there for his Wife. He or-
dered several changes and promised
to call for the coat later in the day.
He returned again in the afternoon
and asked whether or not the coat
was ready. It was.
He said that his Wile who was
shopping would have to see it first
and “‘allnd :1 low minutes. “1122::
the wife did not appear he Wrote. a
check for the 8:73 and took the coat
with him One hour later Kuhn
learned item the Bridgeport Trust
company that the check was no
good. Polio are warning merchants
in the city today to beware of ac»
coming checks t‘rom strangers.
Politic have l‘trcadcnet to other ci-
ties a description of an alleged COD-
fidence man who used the old enve-
lope trick to swindle Mrs. Mary
Eraulntier. an tmploye of a bakery
at -56 Stat: .~ SUM: 0! $20.
The man cnttred tlu store pur-
chasing some rolls. He then :13de
Mrs. Brnufmier if she would ex-
changr 2.“ one dollar bills for one :0
dollar bills. Th1) («.11 alncd onlx
molt-5.1 he plum-11 thtm in an (n-
x‘rlopt- lmudtrtv: hlr a 01 our
dollar halls
Sill and hr tool; it back solving that.
he would return u 1'11 another bill at
once and he hangs d her the env. lope
and let: the stern. “'han he did not
return Mrs. limutmtur opened
01:1 elopt and mum: that. it contained
dr
rnll
only newspaper cl'ppirrs instead 012
{be two Sit” bi
lls.
Plan: of Room in Sow England
Those who tour that the Volt-5d
State-s may become nurcro‘t lid in
the nt-nr f ‘urv, with sit-ad)“.
growth :12 pnpuluzzntt,
relief from 1221 lr
through the ranltznllon
Engll 11d orr (1 Hit mos!
pnyul .ul Nti‘tHIlF (2‘ 1h men
has 712 or: Lotta-Ll tvt :15 x Hll
hon JI’i‘ltl irifheh :tmk taclt. and
whh loss that: Stu“. Nv-w England-
t‘amtlnr ‘1‘ the
(1! tlu- uhl-t. and
the
ob]?
that
n
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,vridr. 0pm: 5;
Green mtllll‘:
.und the Muir»: “and: but
would in" surprlsf‘ I} to le-arr. that five
of thr 1'. W2» under 1 (100 arc in Mid—
dleec: ruunty 1n (-astwrh Massachu-
tuhtch in
Lludes B-C-F'Hltl t.l:-- mos:
county . New I;n::...nd.
rtnads
rmlvs
Tin-re are
Stittldlegsex, '
15mm. on. \x- here
lrvmcnmes
2'2
("2
a Hill“
.‘
fur and
more l2(f\‘»‘t-(”l‘. houses.
The 11:17": cruelly populu'r; 5:th
1n tin: I'nion is Tiltoclo Island with
r-ordmn tn lh'v 1. . ':. ...« of 2:220.
21. lass .‘(w' anl'l.‘ v';:l. Ivar than "
11”"? 1m: .HX iw'.“ wt. 3.11m
lanolin“ l~ . in ‘ul-fll 3.991381“?
5.0!“?3’ let- swallow: 1“ “7:51 Green— 3
31‘ T
llassa cl: use-1.1 3.
much, “132.,
500025
Conn‘cfit‘" '. rankmo‘ Tour‘h
Woman Caught
Cracking Safe
wrath
'l‘ltc COHCUDtalDC‘d orllyE
the;
may find Home;
apprt lynsionet
3'6“";
593!“l\’ I
BK rkthires
PIE—83F ; .
populous 5
one .
hG‘JL’lT‘ mm 36- ,1
3“."- ;
among all
C
o den-121 of 28%.! ball! tom un-
der 1.000 out! new under “)6. the
smallest being Union. with 257.
New Hampshire in nu place.
density ".1 h;- 141 {mm under
1.000 and ten under 190. The two
smalleot'towm in the state and also
in New England no Shut-0'1: and
“’indoor each with 21.
whole United sum is 25.? person.
per square tulle and that or ' flew
England. a n whole, 11kt. thie being
thoush the mot-J area. 01 Sew En:-
excoed only by seven states. The
tact that 5.865.073 of these live in
towns of more than 2.5130 inhabi-
Lona. poly in Maine and Vermont
is the larger proportion of the popu—
lation (out! in the rural towns. Al-
Rhode Island has the smallest are;
of any state in the Union it is evi-
dent that this oectlon can aceom»
extent to which New England's popu-
lation of 7,400,899 is gathered into
the larger places is shown by the
land in only 66,414} square miles and
modate a greatly increased number
of ’inhabltmto.—-Han!ord Timon.
An .1th 50b
Light on the duties of a prohibition
agent was thrown in a, court herein
in Philadelphia. Two agents. oc-
companled by two went to a subur-
ban hotel on New Year's eve. The
women companions. it is to be sup-
posed. were to make the party
realistic; a lair smoke Screen for the
stern myrmidono of the law.
The agents 'bought eleven pints
of champagne, at $13 a pint. One
pint was produced in court. “\Kbat
happened to the others?" inquired
the Federal prosecutor. "“‘e drank
'em." said the agent. Was this to
make the case against the seller
more strong? The evidence does
not show that. It. leaves the Lax-
payer with the knowledge that
champagne costing $13.wa5 drunk
by the most workers who so bon-
ociemlounly brought an
plot to court.
made attractive as any cost. Ho
cannot behave like a tightwad in the
The density of population of the
unbroken .
What 81: when the Government ,
income is three billions a year? The I
Job of the prohibition agent must he 1
presence of his. fair companions in:
the wild night tfe o! surburban
Philadelphia. 11' he ordered one
stingy.- plrtt and then arrested the
waiter who bought it. what. would:
' the waiter think of him? ‘
2 After six years 0! prohibitio
lthc- Government has not got en-
least the agents time.
can you expect a man parched b).
lief at hand“ Human nature has
thirst to keep from partaking of re-
imitations \‘vw’ York every Sunday.
(orcement on a busines basis, but at .
After all hon ‘
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LAST rum TODAY
BARBARA LAMARR and BERT LYTE'LL
_. in _.
“SANDRA”
The story of every lovelorn heart—for every heart that lover.
SATURDAY 5 SUNDAY lama .
Kenneth McDonaldl Pat O’Mnlley. Wand:
Hawiey and Wallace
....... in a..—
“Yankee Speed” I Beery
emerge on: .. t. _._ in .. .
GALLOPING noors Imoa men Alone”
1m
and
A1280? '8 TABLES COMEDY
I Want to See My Tennessee
Eliza
Sung by Margaret Young
Lazy Waters (Waltz)
When the Shadow: Pall (Waltz)
Gutlewood Marimba. Band
' The Only. Only One (Fox'Trot)
No Wonder (Fox hot)
Vic Meyer! and Orchestra
M... .— 2... a... .——. W~-._-t,~4._
Now on: on U. S. Player Piano Rolls ‘
f‘My " ” and “Because They All Love You”
A COMPLETE STOCK 01" PLAYER ROLLS
RADIOS PHONOGRAPHS
§ PIANOS
Studwell Piano Company
68 No. Main Street So. Nor-walk
l‘lt our
300
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' chultze’s Sanitary Markets
Saturday Specials
'., SMALLLEGSOFSPRING LAMB .......- 35c
10m; 01111111115 SPRING LAMB_ _ - _ _22c
SMALL LOINS 01 PORK
RIB 'ROAS W “'3“ ”"221. __
_BREAD AND BUTTER 101 110151;. _ _20c
501m LEAN POT 110151
FANCY .ROASTING CHICKENS
PURITAN‘SKINNED BACK HAMS
21c
289
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_16c
----..--_40c
-- 28c
-ww "—— W--m~_mvnm -6-m mpg—u,-
FreshShoulders 16clb.;
FreShHams.........25clb.
Rump Pot Roast . . 18c-20c lb.
FancyHenTurkeys
FancyFowls.........35clb.
HamburgSte'ak......18clb.
ShoulderSteak...... 16clb.
RoundSteak.........25clb.
SirloinSteak........28clb.
PorterhouseSteak.
SunlightButt/er......44clb.t
Rib Lamb Chops . . . . . 35c lb;
LoinLambChops 45clb.
Lamb Stew ..... 15c lb.
Beerver...........12clb.
Calves Liver . . . . 40c lb.
Plate Corned Beef .... 7c lb.
Rump Corned Beef 18c-20c lb.
FreshPlate ...........8clb.
Rump Pot Roast . . 18c—20c lb.
Strictly Fresh Eggs. . 55c doz.
Rabbits (perpair) 35c
48c lb.
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30clb.
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