fDAFtl'EN “ .
MEET ’ MONDAY
Streets and Lights Will
‘ Be Discussed— New
B a b y In Johnson
Home.
An important meeting of the
Rowaytcn Civic association will be
held. in the Sunday school room of
the Methodist church. at 8. Monday
evonlng. The Norwailt street de-
partiilunt has requested that any so-
ciety. in Rowayton. interested in
the condition ol the streets. report
any needed improvements. This is
one or the limiters that will be
brought it. for discussion. Monday
evening. Another will be the light-
ing question. Edwin 1... Stevens.
chairman or this committee. will
probably have an interesting report
to make upon the matter. All men..-
bars are requested to; be present if
possible. . .
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Miss Wills. Smith. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Theodorp Smith. Mc-
Kinley place. was one of three pu.
pile. in the; Norwaik High school,
who was awarded a bronze medal
[or proficiency in typing. Miss
fimith is taking the commercial
course.
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A sonwas born to Mr. and Mrs.
Center street. Norwaik‘. Tuesday.
‘The new arrival is their second
child and has been named. Curtis
Warren. Mr. Johnson is the younx-
' est son of Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Johnson. Logan place. '
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A quilting party was held at the
home of Mrs. ira Kigglns. McKin-
‘ ley street. yesterday. The guests
‘arrived early. and quilted until
noon. when they were served a very
Vdainty dinner. Mrs. Oliver Davis.
'Mrs. Preston- Hart. Mrs. Louise
"Crockett. lilrs'.‘ George Stevens. and
Mrs. H‘enry.Forcit were guests of
Mrs. Kiggins.
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--"Razor Blades. all makes. i‘reeh
(code. at Allen’s Drug Store.".-—Adv
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_ Friends and playmates of littl'c
Jared Stdbeil. six- yum—old son or
Mr and Mrs. Frederick P. Stabell.
Highland avenue. who had the mis-
; rtuhe to break his leg, while sled-
ing on the school hill.
weeks ago, will be glad to learn
Tunes from the school it will be
some time before he will be able to
sumo his studies.
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Mls. F. W. Schultz. New York. is
. spending several 'days at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. .Wendeli P.
rMiiligsn. who has been confined to
her home with the grippe for the
past few days. Mrs. Milligan is re-
iportedf as slightly better.
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A new ice cream parlor has been
Owned in the store on liowayton
avenue. , formerly occupied by
Brown's cash grocery. The proprie-
tor is Charles R. McKcndry. owner
“of a' grocery store in the same
neighborhood. , ‘
e as
. The little' son of Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Lsngroff, Rowayton ave—
nue. is ill at his home with the
measles.
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,. Mrs. Pincus Needle is confined to
her home, McKinley place. with a
severe cold.
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Milton Every. Pennoyer street.
who had the misfortune to injure
his toot a few days ago is able to
get around with the aid oil a cane.
‘ ' ‘ e .e' e
planned fed the Father and Son
‘ banquet, this evening in the Roway~
ion Methodist church. under the
auspices of the, v‘Rowaytonv Men's
‘ub. Hot roast beef, mashed po-
tatoes. string beans. cabbage salad.
' pickles. apple his a la mode. and
codes. The supper is being served
by the'iadies' Aid society of the
Mrs. Andrew S. ‘idiiis. Mrs. Sid-
ney Bell and Mrs. Edgar L. Ray-
mend were luncheon guests yester.
day of Mrs. Earl P. Stevens at her
home in McKinley place. Bridge
was played later in the afternoon by
“What's .the fare. driver?"
“Threbflfty. sir.”
"TD. it isn‘t. Here is 88. I am
pitches about as .much as another
‘ ’rinn's cold cum—Munch filer.
Francis Johnson. m their home, in.
several .
The following menu has been .
EVENING scion
loRroRu . w
costs TERM
Five Students Apply
for First Papers—ll
for Second —-* New
Train Schedule.
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The semester of the Americanize—
tion classes of the Baker school.
Noroton Heights came to a close
last night.
The average attendance tor that -
term has be better than before
and as the result of the work, five
students have applied for their first
citizenship papers and 11 for their
second papers. The directorli at this
year‘s work were Harold Clans.
principal. and Louis Jefferson. ‘
Those who applied for their first
papers are: Pasquale Gelati. Pas-
quale Bova. Charles Balloc. Giusep-
pedl Georgia and John Reoht.
The students who applied for
their‘second papers include; Frank
Durigo. Filipo Dacunto.
Balloc. John Papszon. Andrew;
Papszon. Vincents Gulrttnna, Roc-
co Vimboccc, John Chase. Louis
Poop. Antonio Vaiente , and Joseph
Lnslto.
Eight of the above students are
Italians. six Hungarians end one
German. ‘
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Train Schedule Change.
‘Two new train changes will be-
come effective in Daricn tomorrow,
A train leaving the G. C. T. New
York. Saturdays only. at 12:35 p. in
for New Haven will stop at Durim
at 1:29 p. m.
Train number 258. leaving Nov.-
York. (3. _C. T.. or 10:57 a. m. lfm
Stamford. Saturdays only, will
extended to Bridgeport null \ i3.
stopm at the Darion station at 13:32
p 0 O O
W. B. Gillette. of Noroto Height:
is ill at his home with tie influ-
ones.
It is O
The Westminster Guild of
Noroton Presbyterian church
hold an election of officers
lilo
wil‘
and
business meeting. this afternoon in
the chapel.
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The weekly choir rehearsal of
the Barton .00ngrcgailonsi church
was held last night.
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The pastor’s training class of the
Dar-ion Cong-rerutionnl church was
held last night.
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The Rings End Fuel company of
Daricn. has announced the arrival
of several rot-ion is of hard coal.
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The Cuban Senate has appmved
a clause of the "Law in Defense of
Sugar’" which prohibits private es-
timaios of tile sugar crop. the gov.
ernment only being authorized to
issue such estimates
Imports of lace and embroidery
during 1926 we ore valued at $44..
189. 000 against 352 ..i05 000 in 1924.
a decrease of 15 per cent. according
to the Department of Commerce.
This reflects an increased produc-
tion of these commodl‘ios in the
United States. and may also indi-
cate some decrease inihclr con-
sumption.
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The Leipsio Spring Fair opened
on February 28. with buyers from
thirty-four nations in attendance.
The exhibits from the‘ United States
consists chiefly of automobiles and
chewing gum.
An authority on words states that
an airplane should always be refer-
red to as “she." Does this apply
also to mail planes?-—Southorn
Lumbcrman.
Bad luck is just as likely to come
as anything else to the" man who
waits.--Los Angeles Times. .. .. .
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NEWS FOLNORWALK THEATRE-GOERS
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School Students, ‘
rats scores AND 25 onurs '. ‘ .
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REGENT
2:15. 7 ‘and 9
* “THE KING OF
SATURDAY MATINEE THE TURF”
. Repeated ‘ starring. ‘
by Mum Patsy Ruth Miller and
of Hundreds Kenneth Harlan
oi Patrons . . .
(lilo biggest racing picture of
The Looked Doors Fly-Open “m am“ and
The Mysterious Forms on the Stairs V A U D E VI L L E
The Screamingly'runny Servant Girl «I» ‘
liurwy Muller Buddy
‘ ‘ , , & (‘0. Walker
Who. Is The Bat .. iirr ()wli Little llcrllo
Gl‘cnnrti & ' Mclfly
\l‘l'st Club
' ‘sArURnAY
Harry Carey In
“DRIFTiNG THRU”
; Saturday Matinee Only
Added Attraction
Charlie Chaplin in
DOUBLE PORTION "His Prehistbric Post”
i ililiil'i'n Admitted to Matinee f0l
’l'cll Cents,
. 7 ‘TELLOW STUB”
FOR TOMORROW
billing to the unusual demand on . *
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vertising and news space THE
YELDOW STUD installment for to-
day must be omitted.
Those who have been following
this absorbing on... from on! to
day must be patient until tomorrow
when a double installment will he
Saturday Matinee
School Students
ONLY 25 CENTS
ADULTS 50 CENTS
Tomorrow Evening
The laughing Kit
(“A‘ Bachelor’s
printed.
THEATRENOTES
PALAOE
"The King of The Turf." a stu-
pendous drama of a Southern home
and the race track. featuring Patsy
ituth Miller and Kenneth Harlan.
leaves the Palace utter tonight's
presentations. in conjunction with
the picture is offered the wonder
vaudeville bill of five acts. The
laudeviile is nonpaleil in eclect-
ing this program. much discretion
was used by the management in its
efforts to present a bill that would
meet with the approval of the pat
rons. Every act is choice and will
win the plaudits of the audiences.
it is a program that is too good to
miss and we do not hesitate in toil-
ing the patrons not to allow this 0!-
l‘cring to [to by without seeing it.
*d‘omorrow ailernoon. Harry Carey
will be seen in "Drifting Thru."
Csrcy is well known to the local
falls and his calibre of productions
has never been found locking in en-
tertainment and the same holds
true for this one. At the afternoon
performance the special added at-
traction will be Charlie Chaplin in
"His Plohistoric Past." Remember 9
the Chaplin picture ‘le be sheen
at the Saturday matinee only. with
mudcvilio.
ammo c
“The Splendid Road." with Anna
Q Niisson and Lionel Barrymore in
tile main roles. will leave the Rinlto
theater following today‘s presents—
tious. This drains. of the gold rush
of ‘49 will hold you spellbound wuu
its mystery, thrills nuddramn.
Tomorrow. Stronglloart the wou-
dor dog centres to the Itiaito in
“North Star." Strongheart ill this
production is the sort oi! dashing
hero that every lull loves. man.
woman and child. that's Siroum.
heart, the wonder dog of the screen. ,
And here he is again in the sort 01’:
story that shows off his amusim: '
ability and intelligence as an sciol.
If you happen to be among; the fun
v be llalcn' t act met SU‘ODEllEiilL on
the ~ecroon. here's your chance.
You‘ll thrill at his courage and dare
lug. you‘ll marvel at. his acting.
you'll love him for the handsome
animal he is. and. you'll be his
“economy
'asetisfgcti'on
(If! ound
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friend and admirer forever ofter.‘
With this special feature will nissi
be offered the third chapter of tin
absorbing picture serial. “Wiild
West " . i
Kittyrlawthe Mouth Organ
“3.... One ”Guess!
. Night”
By the author of “Genius Ger-
ue’s Carter” and “The Harem."
SEATS NOW SELLING
MEET THE WIFE
PLEASFS CROWD
AT lliEt REGENT
Miss Mack GiVes Ex-
cellent Interpreta-
tion Of Gertrude
Lennox.
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ln Lynn Sterling's clever comedy.
"Meet The Wife." the members of
the Chicago Stock company. appear—
ing at the Regent theatre this week.
accomplished their best» work in the
city. Miss Rae Mack gave a fine
interpretation of the character of the
shallow social climber and literary
pretender. Gertrude Lennox, the part
taken by Mary Behind in the origi-
nal production. The beautiful gowns
worn by Miss Mack added to the in-
terest of the study and made the
impersonation morn powerful.
Consistently holding his reputation
since coming to Norwnlk. Edmund
Moses. in tho character-cf Harvey
Leunox. gave an illuminating picture
of the cynical. brow-beaten husband
of Gertrude. ‘ Equally as strong was
the impersonation of Philip Lord
the literary lion. whc.turns [out to
be the real husband .of Gertrude.
The character was-done by W. James
Bedcll. whose work is ‘one or the
recommendations of the company. As
Doris. the pretty daughter of Ger~
trude, Miss Dorothy Cluer. who
charmed -her audience as “Little
Miss Biuebeard." was sweet and
vivacious. Harvey Porter did his
best work in the character of Vic-
tor Staunton.‘ the effeminatc lover of
mm. Robert Vernon. as Gregory
Brown, the favored suitor. supplied
all the elegance lacked by Victor.
"Grounds For Divorce." the Inn
Claire success, will be offered to-
night. Both Miss Clucr and Mr.
Bede]! have excellent parts to shoot
in this really worth while comedy
from the pen of Ernest Vadla. au-
thor of the former Belasco success,
“The Harem."
”The But," the famous mystery
thriller. which is to be repeated to:
marrow afternoon in answer to many
requesté. is another fine attraction.
The company‘s successful engage-
msnt‘wiil, he concluded tomorrow
evening With a screaming farce. "A
son. the author of “Gettan Gertie's
Garter.”
'FngilE’S
No CHARGE
Lotustestyeur
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LAST TIMES TODAY ”’3'
Anna Q. Niisson, Lionel Barrymore
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“THE SPLENDID ROAD” it"; 41’;
Tomorrow ,
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RSunday and Monday It
“THE AUCTION
BLOCK” -
STRONGHEART
The Wonder Dog
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with R»
“NORTH STAR” E Charles Ray and,
1- , 1 Eleanor Boardmaii ..
a w ilil‘x Beach’s novel sensation fl?
Chapter 3 “Wildwesl’.” now it thrilling picture :1;
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Next Week Tuesday. Wednesday Thursday _ .. ‘ .
and Friday I. ‘
The Picture You Have Been Anxiously Waiting For
Colleen Moore
“IN...—
IRENE
. LLOYD Hodges, GEORGE K.
ARTHUR, CHAR’LlE MURRAY
lT’S A SENSATION
It comes to the Rialto direct from the Strand theatre New
\ ork, whom it is. playing to audacity audiences and
has been hold otcr several times.
Mom-cs greatest comedy achievement
NO ADVANCE IN PRICE ’
Colleen
Bachelor's Night.“ by Wilson Colli- ,
Bridgeport Theatres
Woman‘s Party To !
Continue Fight i
LYRlC
Today and Tomorrow
The National Woman's party, dc
nlcd membership in the internation-
al Woman Shrimps Alliance. will
carry its light to the international , ' "SPORTING LIFE” ’2“
convention in Paris next June. it was ”i," i
decided yesterday at a meeting of the V With ‘3‘»
national court of the party in Wash- i . .. oz.
ington. ifLRT LYILIJ. .1
The light for membership Will be: also
led by Mrs. O H. 1’. Belmont. assist-
ed by; omcrrs oi‘ the organization
from Washington. The present tron-
bio is fluid to he a result of a feud
between the National Allmrican Wo-
man Suffrage Association and the
National Women's party growing out /
of militant actions of members or ‘
the latter organization. icil by Miss
Alice Paul. '
The llitcruaiioml body was found-
ed by Mrs. Carriu Chapman Cali.
leader of the National American
Woman Suffrage Assnt‘iftlltm, which
has been succeeded by the National
League of Women Voters. The up-
piication for membership of the Na-
tional Woman’s party was rejected
on the grounds that its radical po-
licies are in direct contrudictlon lo
the more conservulim policy of the
National League of Women Voters.
Jack Roxie in
"The Border Sheriff"
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