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tiiin.
as follows:
bers of the charter revision
, ‘Charter Revision Meet-
nowuyton residents are getting
more and more stirred up over pos-
sible charter changes which may in-
crease taxes in the Itowsytoa secs
tee. to saddle the fourth district
I lithium
.msrosrs or
Sentences Passed.
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commit- man Amos Anderson. Friday after-
tases upon the fifth district . some over the Post road. appar—
"If the to th district is
fit.
asked by the sixth district
$5.000 was a staggering.bi
"The concener of opinion of the
residents of this (district. is. that. ii'
increased with no appreciable bane—
? "Every funnier in Rowayton
feels as though he were paying en.
sion'ers in their budget. for nearly
absorbed ently loaded with furniture. A er-
by the fifth t ing district the taxes can Implied the true and site an
for Rowayton would be materially inspection. found 7 0 .gallons of
alcohol concealed under the furni-
ture. This was probably the largest
seizure ever made by the Barton au-
thorities according to a statement
tireiy too much now. The amount "W" by Prosecuting “mm” M”
Spellte.
Robert Lyons. 192 Nichols street.
Bridgeport, who was ‘arrested by
Policeman Albert Ruman. Saturday
afternoon. on a charge of illegal
transportation of alcohol. was fined
commis-
0W.
another vote were taken there would $800 and sentenced to 80 “y. in
be no sixth taxing district.
“Adequate 'iights are more to be
iail. He later appealed the case.
desired than police protection. At ”.000.
present a small number of citisene Lyons was driving atwo-ton truck
arspaying for lights out
Lights are only burned fr
until 1 in the’ morning.
more for this service than
"’93 calities do for similar serv
.l‘“ . s s e
the church.
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Folders at Allen's Drug Std
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Robert Lynch. Railroad
is driving a new runabout.
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.; planning to, attend the Fan
ill. March 21.‘.
see
:William. Jr.‘. Rowayton
; days.
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The regular nil
d-week
board of relish.
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nylon avenue.
walks. Except. perhaps.
‘ and it runs right away.
, t
—-Easter Post Cards. Booklets and
‘ , i livesterday motored to Philadelphia. Heights.
""i‘where Mr. Pinkney. Jr.. will make ‘
gum. home. Mrs. Pinkney and ehil- Mr. and hire. am. who were mar-
. dren ‘expect to Join him in a few
nnrytiiing has to creep. before it
‘ ‘01 ”1011' along the Post road. towards
.. own pockets. and considering the Bridgeport, and a search of the
. “"4130!!!“ paid for the “th. ROW- truck revealed 350 gallons of al-
ton receives decidedly poor service. cohol concealed by barrels of ye-
om dark getables.
and are Gordon Potter. of Waterbury. who
surely needed all night. There is no was arrested on a charge of operat-
reason why Rowayton should pay in: a motor vehicle without driver's ‘
other 10- “Conan and speeding. was fined $5
3.”;- and costs on the first charge and
810 on the second.
v ‘ , Potter was arrested following a
75:2)!!! 3;:tm?m;e::yo;n:l:bgom. crash between two trucks on the
'~ ton Methodist church is held nbom. P0“ ”‘0'; 3°” Welflml“ bridse-
this time. Teams of the committee. Saturday. March 5' PM” w“
appointed to attend to this worst.
5 were busy Sunday visiting the
7. homes of the various mer‘nbcrs of
driving on the left side of the road.
which. according to his claim he
was forced to do on account of a
broken front spring of his truck.
William Clark. 32. 61 Crescent
avenue. New Rochelle. . 5' Y.. was
fined :15 and costs after pleading
guilty to a charge of speeding along
the Post road at a rate of 49 miles
an hour. He was arrested Sunday
afternoon by Policeman William
Bowman.
raw—adv.
IVQI'IIIO'
Mrs. C- ““50": Hartford. 003“" The case of Jacob Bloom. ii Ruth-
ells visiting'her daughter. Mrs. Royal 7"”! street, Roxbury. Mesa. who
pecker. McKinley place, for several was arrested Sunday for speeding
after he had been clocked at 55
inlles an hour by Policeman Wll.
. f ‘
Members of the Ever Ready oir- liam Bowman. was continued until
ole of the King‘s Daughters are next week's session.
ny Cros- ' ‘ ‘
' by Memorial service. in the South 'A surprise shower was siven to
E Norwailt Congregational church. “ Scoutmaster and Mrs. Gilbert Kit:
on .Friday evening. by the Boy
Scouts of the Noroton Troop. The
William pink”, and his son. party was at the home of Mr. and
avenue, Mrs. Wilbur Williams. Noroton
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ried but a short time ago. were pre-
sented with many beautiful gifts in-
cluding an attractive statue of a
Bo Scout.
”rant y e s s
meeting will be held in the Sunday
school room of 'the'Rowaytcn Bap- 31:”; nggfihfifi‘uaeeto‘athhofini:
.,.,.‘ystcl1urch. at “30' ““1“” “’9' the Stamford District of Epworth
leagues tonight at the Darien M. E.
church. The district includes leagues
690’” >W' 3‘9“". McKinley from Darlen. stamford. Glenbrook.
bireet. is again a. member of the Cos Cob. Gpfln‘dug' New Canaan
and Roxbury.
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:- luster Douala Msrrlneld. of Stanley Hye. of New York City.
Hartford.“ spending several weeks Will be the speaker of the evening:
visiting with hir grandparents. Mr. Henry Behaeffer. of Roxbury is
" and Mrs, Frederick Morriiield. Row. president of the district and Mrs. C.
s. Bisson. of Darien is third vice-
president.
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butter-— The Men's club of the Noroton
Presbyterian church will hold an
important meeting tonight in the
(“poser- so high. noel-nun. w. 3. chapel. at 3 o'clock. An election at
y ‘ low to tire the mm. or. think officers Will be held and plans foi
‘1 g ‘ e are iii-the depths of despair. the coming year will be discussed.
John Baitriclt. of West avenue.
: The Intimate Pallet! ‘of imflmllvmishis. is: a visitor in
Weshingtdn.
Colonel House, ‘ - . -
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schawb. of
{3y 801131011! Noroton Heights. are the proud
2 V013. $10.00 parents of a son recently born.
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«v --at~— Inspection was held at the week-
" ‘ THE ly meeting of the Barton troop of
Boy Scouts last night at the Boyle
ii HAMILTONflIlOP m... .
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IO wm’swr A‘fli'lt class butcher and vegetable
Open Evenings store will be opened April 1 M
Adolph Brown's new building. White
bridge. Qarien.
an...“ 'i'
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. falsify ‘
firearms England
on I“
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Beetle gore and Motor
“‘8 Ill‘Sixfll District LBW lolators Filled
Promises u.- 3.1... Tool or $9304 Jail
Fines totaling mo and costs and
Jail sentences amounting to 90
days were imposed in five cases.
brought up in Town court last night.
before Judge Freeman Light. of
. On case was con-
There is no doubt the revision 3:?! 3mm w:ek. . _
f cemmittee’s meeting in Rowayton.
5 March at. will be well attended. One
out" Rowsytou resident expressed him-
‘ ' self to s Sentinel reporter yesterday
Harry Klein, Roabury. Mass. and
Eli Davis. Dorchester. Mass. were
given a thirty day Jail sentence and
a fine of 0800 each on charges of
transportating alcohol contrary to
"there seems to be a movement law.
on foot among some of the mem- The two were arrested by Police
noon. in a. large truck which was
which was bound over on bonds of
tier mm repay mm... Ironing o
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‘The m It. Petrick's Night ammonium
son and ‘ Auslllces of Div. no. i, s. o. n.
. d! of Nprwelk
Dan Mani “Knooltsiigow.” or “The
NEWS FOR NORWALK THEATR'E‘goERs 7;
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2:15. 7:15 and 9 a o'clock
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95%?”3.‘ Homes of Tipperary" .
:psus'igégsg ' lrish songs rendered by local
W's“ 3° vocalists—Irish music galore
m
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Ronald Colman, Irene Rich, May McAvoy, Bert Lytell
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THUR‘SDAY AND FRIDAY
“LADY WINDEREMERE’S FAN”
From the play by Oscar Wilde
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2:15, 1:15 and 9
Irish Carnival At 016 may «on.
And did you hear
The Ritz, Bridgeport rile news that's soin' round.
There
dances w
the Ritz.
Wm be 0m fashioned The people are all talkin‘ about.
ith the Sweet Collocns iii The New“ night in town.
Bridgeport, St. Patrick's So take me. or I'll have ten his
Night. William Malone and his Out to this lively scene.
Rita Dance Orchestra will furnish 0““ *0 MW- and Barry‘s Irish
the music. and thcre will be salic— Ritz. '
ing to the top of the mornin‘. 3:30 Where they'll be woarln' all the
till 1 a. m. green. ‘
HEP; :Y RAND. 55. g business
in:
cheap llotel'in Grafton. Police
find a woman's handkerchief and
tin stub of a yellow theater
tic:
JANET RAND. his daughter.
hr."
Bl.
tlte “disgrace." JIMMY RAND.
his
where the theater is. The stub
ist
cal:
Jimmy meets and falls in love
wit
he
at
inn
UEL CHURCH. a wealthy law;
yer. sees Jimmy lift Olga into a
taxi and misunderstands.
.OIga tells police the stub
might have come into possession
of a man who “plcited her up"
two nights before the murder.
Jimmy receives mysterious warn-
ings to leave Cleveland and
later is attacked by two Anion.
but
With Jimmy and Mary es-
trsnged. Church gets Mary's
pro
and Olga. out one night. see a
man they both recognise—she as
the
as
man escapes. but they identify
him by his police photo as IKE
JENSEN.
Church. motoring with Mary.
runs over a dog. His heartless-
ness causes her to break their
engagement. Mary writes Jimmy
a letter. telling him about it.
The oillcs boys sticks it in his
pocket and forgets It.
Barry Colvin. without Jimmy’s
LGIN HERE TODAY
n. is found murdered In a
tot.
ails her engagement with
l:i:Y COLVIN. because of
sun. goes to Cleveland,
raced to OLGA MAYNARD. s
aret singer.
h MARY BOWEN... Later
encounters Olga. She foints
hearing police want her for
rdsr. Mary. out with SAM.-
escapes.
miss to marry him. Jimmy
man who got the stub. he
one of his assailants. The
knowledge. seeks out Mary m. to her?” liogarped.
all and tells her who Olga May-
nard a. hate that night Jimmy ‘ Mary's mother. who since the
gets a pbou call from Olga. asy- breaking off with Sam Church were
’ ing
she has found [its Jensen. perpetuallyagrisved Wommet
Her voice ends in s gasping cry. hei- at the door with sharp oom-
Tbeu thus is silence. plslnts about being late and "dinner
sowooon wn'nrua email "in mm 5° W I! M don't
char-run arm “"7'"
. 1' minimal to. receiver hookin 1“ “9" mm ”a” ‘m‘ “
very easy to and‘hult these dlys.
desperation. but the sound that There had been many attempts on
cametcbisearwssthetrasduii her part to persuade Mary to re-
”Number NM” 0! CORN. consider h” MOI! about Church.
"God!" he cried. llllttihg the phone.
“no
to her? What happened?"
his
but they weregutile.
“Gram.” lira. Lowell sighed as
she moved heavily about the kitchen.
mung n the Jflifl. Mary did
grabbed the phone ass-in and all the work. “mt so discourased-
from hint. ".What happened
salted for police headquarters. “And i could a lit at for
nor God‘s mks. hurry!" two day: 1:.» m and esp
He
got hold of O'Day.‘ then. and Mary madenoanswsnsbe was too
toldhlni: “Gstssustssyouesnto ”WM“
Olga Maynard's apartment.“ as guy. "I’m not at all well.” Mrs. Lowell
O‘Day the “Gran. "Ike Jm'g manual. “The doctor told the
been there. 1 think we minim. what i nesdeduusa complete rest
theealisbewaitsd s. dug-yuan“
themsrst'tegrestthelemr gmumnsmtm
man-echoihbtmnutma Will-aloud!
gush. Buttherswasse‘ tor initial mmgmm
3 «any.» she a‘sked herself End ”and ”n“ and...” n“, my
Iuim‘w doesn'thesuswsrl" .1 m wrangled
ughamlwoommo! m h” mu» '
moods. Isstndayhrrytblvin -. h
hadbssntosss andwbatbetold ”W“
sch-sums malesuyotoi '
modems-stop which she'bad
rt
i‘iu starting out right away." and a change."
[OW
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f The receiver loos sill! off the hook. "What's happened
loresaistello
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John Horton
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lee the fashionable lawn felt. at which Colleen and sixty beautiful models parade in
original creations of surpassing beauty. presented in natural colors. The screen’s
greatest fashion show.
CELEBRATE .31. PATRICK’S DAY Wl'l‘H .v 7"
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COLLEEN MOORE’S . .1
GREATEST COMEDY ACHIEVEMENT
With Lloyd Hughes, George K. Arthur. Charlie Murray
BIGGER! BETTER! FUNNIER! THAN “SALLY”
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' ADMISSION—~TEN CENTS "'
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—'I‘llc"Bcst Dressed Laugh Show That Ever Came to Town
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COPYRIGHT I!” IV was M NO-
' ' in. .
° Ptarmit‘tllsxse din-tin! ‘ W- “ANNE AND HIS Rm Damn onion.
waved his
gone.” lie groped for words and
found none. and sank despairingly
into a chair. '
"But I wrote him." she said. "i
told him everything. i did all i
could. Why didn't he answer!"
She was hurt. deeply hurt.
"He simply doesn't care any
more." she told herself. .
She sat before her minor and
watched her reflected taco. "Oh.
Jim." she cried. "if you Only knew
how much i loved you. You're—
you're breaking my heart."
Her face dropped slowly down on
to her arm.
She eat that way a long time. just
how long she did not know. but her
mother's complaining voice. rising on
a note of querulousness. broke into
her thoughts.
"Ital-y. if you have such a head-
sebawhydon‘tyougotebedi Your
lightiskespiug me from goingta
steep.”
Without answering.iisryromed
bureau and put out the light. She
undresssaiuthsdarksndthsngot
latched.
Butahehythsnsiespissadamp
m.“ Mow'flmm...
fie but they failed to
magnet-sleep... ‘
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UBFQI] RlTZ DANCE PALACE
. / Wt. . Bridgeport, Connecticut
O'Day's
dance that
pened f"
meat. told
come with
side. Run
tug there.
studied it.
have time.
I,
and resumed his search. tun. and Alfred Green. who direct—
Quitefllfllhtiyliemtoapgm edit.
in front of “motel above the pg -F0llwing the plot of the original
' m Eh reached up and _ play. Colleen has a Cinderella role.
Mel on a picture the: m m", Starting as a lowly wrapper in a do.
crisp. “They didn't kill her. then.
Any sign of a struggle? Any evi-
they hurt her?"
g.
“Nothing."
“Well. I'll take a look around. Tell
me what you know first. What hap- REGENT
Jimmy. in a high state of excite. "The Song and Dance Man." with
ab. said. '1". {Guild Jeflunu. HO... princ‘wja' complete. its en“‘e-
in the house across the street. Th.“ ment at the Regent theatre follow-
she said, ‘Oll!’-es if someone had i ht's er 0 anocs. This is
grabbed her or something. A sort of lag ton g p t rm
seeping ctr" .
,"And thatwasall?" drama. romance and pathetic so
"That was all. I called you up .
rightsfts i” Love giving an unsurpassed per
0.0” turned to the men who had trayal of the important roles they
house opposite this and see what you who. through his conceit. thinks he
can find out. You “0' “may. ds- has reached the pinnacle of fame
scription. See if he has been room- in the vaudeville profession. while
"Walt ‘ minute. It you don't get What occurs to him has its pathos
anthin there. __ and its comedy, and throuzh it all
"in, hguss in J: :fgkdoéikflog there runs a. romance. superfine that
all up. if Jensen went into any will penetrate to the depths of your
house on this street we're going to “"1 heart.
find out about it. Tomorrow night the Normalk di-
. . .. vision of the Ancient Order of Hi- . _ .. ,
..Nz:';;‘:tm:gtgnfiaguiTgi: bernians will hold its annual Sf. _ I" . ‘ l
“w. Patrick 5 Day entertainment. .\O From 11 politics tel Jean Pa 11- .
He went first to the telephOne On Thursday and Friday. Ronald love, above. son of Uh“. French ex-
picked it up. then set it Molt again. Colman. Irene Rich. May McAvoi‘ premier. Paul I’nllilc-Vf‘. He has :-
on the table and stepped back and “a 3°” LyteJl will h“ seen in turned movie star. :
an" mo.” he said to Jimmy. “how story by Oscar Wilde.
You found this place when you came Reno Lacqgte. of France. dcfea”
flexing!" mug; WOW—fish! ‘ PALACE . , Jean norolrn‘L'or Fl‘ulicc, for the in:
“Yes. The receiver was ed the
May Sherlock Holmes detseuves." ‘iie i truth d l'v b - d .._ ”W
lie Wed. “I’m a little slow at eryvteitln: an o e ”on m WEDNESDAY and THERSDAY
setting my mind to work. i have to ‘
M‘iust as u saw it
at. 3° when you
He walked to the door and stood on
the threshold. his eyes wandering
was, room and than through
our“. door. engagement at the Rialto theatre,
“Yes. imn;”h asked. the sprightly star added more bril—
r'a all the "this were out. you iiance to her already lumindus
Jimmy nodded.
«mm-i O'nay turned shrub“! is well remembered. “Irene."l is an
5”"ng "um; into an next room adaptation of a musical comedy hit.
lsxplerlag. a. my his head “0,1,: The transformation is smoothly cf-
"1 wow.“ no u]. doubtroiiy. "i footed. a credit to the art of John
wonder it." and a... g. broke ,3 ueCermsek. who produced the pie-
.» rouoanow ms‘ ..
ST. PATRICK’S NIGHT
VWodnesdsy Evening. March 17th
IRISH CARNIVAL
Dancing from 9:00 till 1:00 A. M. .
band around. "she's Free Souvenirs. Noise—Makers. Paper Hats. etc.
voice was professionally
him. “She l'lOnsd me. Tom Moore and Bessie Love as the
ii, pllotoplay you will enjoy. It has
quenco. with Tom Moore and Bessie
him. You men I'D out- play. "The Song and Dance Man."
across the street to the relates the story of a vaudeflllian
in reality he is only a third rater.
“Lady Windcremere's Fall.” {rem
s
door tennis championship of the um: i
I “The Little 1“,]. cm," an :tpll'o- led States. You see who! foreign;
hogzylugghlgm” ‘” 971310 St. Patrick‘s. Day offerhng. entanglements do to ins—Now Yell-lit}
NNO. all the lights £1" out." with Dolores Costello, the winsome Times. ,j
"This my here that's mussed up little lassle and John Harron in the ;; ‘
and wrinkled. w“ it like that when leading roles. today began an en- _ l: _
you earn. in?" casement which will close tomor- Bridgeport Theatres 1*, 3
Jimmy M'g noticed the WI. “1 rou'.'St. Patrick‘s Day. The story :5 ~I
don't know. Usutena'nt. 1 suppos. displays a. battle of wits and win-
so. Ididn't touch it.” nings between an unscrupulous
O’Dey quietly strokes in. chin. crowd of "critters," on one side and LYRIC
M ‘witb his feet plant“ '1‘. a guileless youth on the other. The
ems atoudied s. while in silence. efforts of the grafters lo swindle a
you think happened, defenseless woman and how this . , r~ .
3w”; Jimthyubad risen from lovely. JOyous little Irish girl unwit- LASI "ML" TOIlAi ,
.aa “000 cing 0' . tingly baits and traps them. make ' __" =9» .-
"Don’t bother me new. trivia: a churning. tender love theme that Hoot Gibson Spook Ranch ‘ 9.
“think.” He smiled Imageticslly gradually weaves its beauty around “mi? 14M" AND THE LADY“ ‘
libiscurtness. “i'm not one ofthsss herself and the country boy who be. i
.i St. Patrick‘s Day super special
"Oohens and Kellys” . - .
All hail Colleen Moore. the most kl :-
piquant actress of the screen. In 1
her latest picture. "lrene." which
this afternoon opened a four-day
‘mm'MN-W ‘ lustre
fame.
Like “Sally.” in which Miss Moore
has duo-.370- tbe shelf. Dartmoor store. the peppy young ' ‘ .
lambs be toebsd at it. Is lady rises to the eminence of a dress
mm.“ litany. who. quits model and finally captures the h
of O'Day's monuments. was of a wealthy young gentleman.
sheaths bsdore a window. his hands Comedy about with several of
clasped bellies his back. looking out the screen's forest fun-tors in the
“33%.. lines is on . M ' ‘
. . slum Lloyd Hughes'as the salami-on. ,. ’ .. -
Wireless-statesi- gully bachelor as! lieu. & .4
, .. serge up as the e Ibo- w
rm CHM!” be M am 1.. him as the
mutton ‘ , .
into (.8111: e irons. head strong Ii!»
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