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icy Has Odd Accident
At Home -- Treated
By Physician.
Mrs. 'ranklln Cleveriey was sent-
‘ ly burned. at her home on Oran
i“. avenue. Monday. While'fiiling it
~' pitcher with boiling water. the vas-
sel burst. A place of glass out an
‘ortcry in her leg and the hot watsv
burned her in several places. A
doctor was immediately called to
i‘ dress Mrs. Cleverlsy's burns.
Mrs. William l'nderwood will talu.
her daughter. Mrs. Cleverlsy. and
.baby. to Boston for a few weeks
*vislt. When they return Mr. and
Mrs. Cleverley will move to thell
new home in Evcrsley avenue. East
Nomelk.
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‘, . iir.‘ and Mrs. Frank Thea-l. ros-
uoy-r 'Jtrrci. entertained savart
\ friends from New York. Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Flint were the
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs
E. Hov’vard Every at their home on
Penn r street.
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Has Birthday Party
Mast r illchard' Biliard. son oi
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dillard. upper
.Rowayton avenue. was host to l
number of small friends Monday at
the home of his parents. "Diokey.'
as he is known to his playmates. was
five years old and received many
gifts. Some 0 the children attend-
ing the atialr were: Oliver 1. Clark
Jr" Miss Marion Hoyt. Miss Janet
Nash. Jared Btabel. George Young.
ins. Katherine. Thomas. sine. litl‘sr
Miss Ruth Biliard.
O O O
The Ladies’ Aid soeiety of the
.Rowayton Baptist church held its
' meeting at the home of Mrs. John
Bullion. Raymond street. yesterday
' instead of today as previously plann-
ed. There was the usual large at
tendance. .
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captain Frank R. stems. Ro-
wayteu avenue. has purchased the
25-foot motor boat owned by an
brother. Earl P. Stevens. The boat
is known as the "Chug."
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-—-Eas'ter Post Cards. Booklets and
O O .
~ _ Rev. Vietcr‘fioallse. pastor of the
‘ Rowayton Baptist church. left yet-
f terday for North Adams. Mass. tr.
spend a few days‘visitingrhis’ wif‘
and ' :ughter. Mrs. Scallse.‘ who re-
‘cently underwent" a minor operation
in the hospital there. is rapidly vim.
proving. and lids hoped she will in
able to return next week to her
home in Raymond street.
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flirt. Eugene Cuehmnn and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Richard {lowland of East
Norwalk. were the guests yesterday
'. of Mr. and Mrs. Neh rnlah Knox. ai
‘ their home on Rowayton avenue.
0 O O
"The many Rowayton friends oi
Dr. Francis 1. Burnell. stricken with
. pneumonia. are earnestly hoping for
. his very. .
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Molph Brown has leased one oi
his new» stores. corner of Barton
road and Raymond street. to Ho-
ward B. Holley of Barton. who will
conduct a meat and provision
market there. ., .
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bars. Oliver 1. Clark has resume:
‘her singing lessons with Mrs. Lil‘-
llan :v-woo ewlfirk at her studl.
in Norwallr.
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Mrs. E. Reward Every enact yes
tel-day shopping in New York city
l ‘e e a .
James Lasagna. Jr.. hasteen
confined to his home. on’ Rowayton
avenue with cheery cold. not the
measles.
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Newllibmy Books. -
The following new books have
been added to the shelves of the
nowmcn Public Library:
The High Place. J. B. dished.
(hasten. Mary Johnson.
~'i‘li’e inevitable Millionaires, E. P.
Oppenhelm. . ’
onlceri. Hulbert Toatner.
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Folders at Allen's Drug Store—adv. 4
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“inflame um. Girl." from the
low “The Guitars." featuring Do-
laces Costello and John Harrell.
closes its engagement today at the
Palace theater. it depicts a lovely.
evens girl. unwittingly trapping a
d 0! croolu who try to swindle
all old granny and how this glorious .
It?! dolls in love with a country boy
who believes in truth and love her
read, everything. A very‘ interesting
added attraction has been placed on
the program. it is "Flashes or the
Past." showing some of the most im-
portsnt events from 1910 to the pro.
taut day. .
Tomorrow and Friday with vaude-
rills. Sally O'Neil will be offered in
"Don’t." She wanted fun, thrills end
life and she got them. She found
all of the esolllng things of life is-
bsllsd "Don’t." but she didn't be-
lieve in sign this irrepressible gir
of today. Re 'a the merriest. most
uproarlous picture in a long time.
Try to step howling at the side split-
ting adventures.
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REGENT
Tonight at 8~o‘eloclz the annual
It. Patrick's Day entertainment of
Kuwait DlVislon No. 1. A. O. H"
will‘be held at the Regent theater.
The picture “Kneelinagow.” songs of
inland. Our Gang .Comedy and
Fathe News form the program. The
snidrtalnment is appropriate for the
significance of the day.
Tomorrow and Friday. “Lady
Windermero's Fan." with Irene Rich.
Ronald Colman. Maly McAvoy and
Bert Lytell comes tclthe Regent. it
is a vivid and splendid plcturiza-
tion of Oscar Wilde’s world famous
D!” that has thrilled countless thou-
sands for three decades. The plctur:
deals with the smart set in Lon
don. A fascinating. light hem-ten"
lady. Mrs. Erlynnc. has elopod un.‘
deserted her baby. Twenty years 0
ostracim on the conti cut end when
she decides. under an ? urncd name
to try to tight her way cell into the '
society that was once the breath of
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.' BEGIN HERE TODAY ‘
EENBY RAND. 55. a business
man. is found murdered in a
cheap hotel in Grafton. Police
and a women's handkerchief and
the slab of a yellow tlicatsr
ticket. .
JANET BAND.'liis daughter.
hassles her engagement with
BARRY COLVIN. because oi
'the “magi-ace." JIMMY RAND.
his son. goes to Cleveland.
where the theater is. The stub
- is traced to OLGA MAYNARD. a
oabsrst‘slnger.
Jimmy meets and falls in love
with MARY LOWELL. later
he encounters Olga. She lslpts
at hearing police want her for'
murder. Mary. out with 8AM-
UEL CHURCH. a wealthy law-
taxi and misunderstands.
Olga tells police the stub
might have come into possession
of a man who "pldlcd her up"
two nights before the murder.
Jimmy receives mysterious worn-
ill a to leave Cleveland and
cr- is attacked by two morn
but escapes.
With Jimmy and Mary so
banged. Church gets Mary's
promise to marry him. Jimmy
and Oi ut one night. see a
man iii:v ill recognise—she as
the man who got the stub. he
as onsof his assailants. The
man escapes. but .they identify
him by his police photo as “(E
JENSEN.
Church. motoring with Mary.
runs over a dog. I! heartless-
siese causes her to ask their
engagement. Mary writes Jimmy
a letter. telling him about it.
The once- boys sticks it in his
what and forgets it.
- Jimmygetaaphonecsll late
at night from Olga. saying she
has found Ilse Jensen. Her voice
coils in a gasping cry. .
Jimmy rails police and rushes
glut apartment. Shela gone.
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and O'Dsy drills a picture. which
he sticks In his pocket without
showing Jimmy.
NOW 60 ON WITH THE STORY
" CHAPTER KM!
‘ night.
. than it was in "Sally."
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a
mime
he. life. Her little daughter has
since are up and became Lady
Winderms . How mother and
daughter face a situation similar to
the one that‘wreekod the mother's
life forms the theme of a story that
has been waiting a generation to be
screened.
RIALTO
Unprecedented attcndaness marl:-
cd thW opening of Colleen Moore's
new picture. “irons." at the Rialto
theater yesterday afternoon and last
"Irene" will be presented at
the Rialto until Friday. Imagine
a wonderful fashion show in colors.
comedy to sway you in your seat and
captivating Colleen Moore in her
greatest comedy achievement.
The throngs that witnessed the
showings of yesterday afternoon and
last night. attested the popularity
of the favorite whose work in
"Irene" is bigger. better and funnier
The story of
“Irene" is based on the musical oom-
ody stage hit of the same natne.
Many of the song successes of this
"how now enjoy wide popularity.
Critics who have already seen this
picture. acclaim it the most wonder-
ful and beautiful photoplay in which
Miss liloore has ever appeared. Don't
miss this vivncious movie star in this
picture because it is too great an
entertainment to miss. A word of
advice to the wise is sufi‘lclrnl.
It seems to work out that' the
more silverware you see on the table
the less food they have.
EAD COLDS -
Melt in spoon: inhale vapors;
F’A L AC E
usr runs rook! '
2:15. 1le and s
’ with Y
DoloresCostello
___,:Johnflcrton
Presenting important events
from 1010 to the present
Thursday and hide!
VAUDEVILLE and
SALLY O’NEIL.in
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A dapper's rebellion against
parental authority
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apply freely up noon-us.
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yer. sees Jimmy lift Olga Into a .
and O'Day search the place ..
it! swung around suddenly. to
VAPO Russ
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be livin' in this neighborhood. i
didn't expect you to find anything."
again to Jimmy. “We showed poor
judgment in not keepin' this Olga
Maynarddicked up when we had
her. We should have kept an eye on
her all the time."
Jimmy's anger flared. "i didn't
think you'd say ‘I told you so' at n
time like this. You're talking like
that about her and the poor girl
might be dead for all we knew.
Why-3'.
heart. i didn't mean anything. But
i think it might have been better for
her if she'd been In Jail."
“Of course.” said Jimmy hotly.
"Lock the barn door after the horse
is stolen." “9
And then he addressed himself
”There now. lad. don’t take it to
. {Tongues of Flame. 1’- C. MacFal-v
lane. ‘ . _
This Mad Ideal. Floyd Dell.
The r-Rayner-siads. J. B. Fletcher.
Amalgamation. J. B. Fletcher.
Edge or ,ths Jungle. William
' . >3eebe. '
n Baroness-sen. is. who.
“A Short bite of Mark Twain. A. D.
m.- ‘ ' ‘ . i .
girlie Avalanche. lamest Poole.‘
. 'commsnd.‘_willisin adores.
is Line in». .i.‘ w. 1‘ skins. '
The DustFlewor.Baail . >
no. spasms.- Thomas Dixon.
sackclothaadV Ashes. ‘Georga
Bib“ ‘ ~. . , ..
m:- aromot. Philip. Gibbs.
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- When a man grabs‘your hand and
-- lumps it opiaodjdswphsis trying.
ojget metrics oat-es you. 7
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. rivet-rhodium» surprised who! a
' politician 'lcyl panties? . ‘
tees O'Dayas tho is: .r was but-
tealng his coat. the police ildu-
.iehast eoierodgulit'ly and tried to
hide his confusion behind a suuden
It of coughing. ,
Butlihehadnoficsdauyihing pe-
culiar in the other's demeanor.
M did not betray it. instead.
he asked. as he looked anxiously.
loom. at O'Dsy: 7"Wliers'do
,yeusesposa-aowoanmovenoesin
is hotter her?" . ,
O'Day. relieved to and tint his so‘
son or hiding the .oiotun' in his
pocket had'bsen unsound. said loud-
iy: "'olve use tires. Rana give me
time. - ‘
WI Outin' trouble. It‘s char-chic
insomnia—or whatever you call it
hyour .‘i'anoy French‘ofor sure
aowr‘
. " tast‘o'noy had not
"Well. how do you know she hasn't
taken thls way of ilyln‘ the coop?”
0 Day challenged.
"You seem to take it for granted
that she has.” returned Rand.
“if i do. you'll understand why
later. in. s meantime we're not
gellin' an here standin' hers and
arguln’J' ' -
“Have you got any theory an to
what took place?"
“Theory. and that's all. need it
is. She called you. you say. to tail
you that she had seen Jensen go in
the house semis the street. Her hat
and coat aren't here—at least. not a
hat that's ordinarllyworn on the
street—so we'll take it for grated
she was out some place and had seen
Jensen Just before she came in the
house. 3;}.
“At any rate. she evidently wasn't
watchln' from the window. or'har
ooatwould be here. .
“We'll say. then. that she was estu-
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One laugh bigger than another
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NEWS FOR fNORWALK TH
R E G N T
contour
‘KNOCKNAGOW”
Songs of Ireland
Ouromgoomaymi .1
Paths News
Performances underauspiessof
A. 0. ll. of lonely -
Admission Fifty Cents;
Thursday and Friday
mass am! and
norm coma
—-in--
“Lady Winderemere’s
Fan”
Oscar Wilde's fan.” play that
has thrilled countless thousands
for three decades.
Knight St. A. M5” E.
Fund New $212.08
Contributions to the Knight Street
A. hi. 1-1. church today for the Des-
iron Taylor fund follow:
Euro. J. A. Wills ...........s 1.00
1.x friend is.oo an, clan of up...“ u “on the
A friend . . a . t a . a non...» . a 2-00 clerk looks up u n he “'Ondtl'l Who
A frltnd . .oss-ussoaoe-osso 1-00 [91 a customer set in-
"You iakeihal call." Jimmy shot at 004;}. “No one on God's green earth is
posed to know where I am!"
that he was goin' inside."
He paused. "!bllowin‘ me?" he
asked Jimmy. '
"Go ahead." Jimmy begged. "it
sounds plausible enough so far."
“All right. Just a theory. mind
you. out good as far as it goes.
There's nothln' better to go on you
"Now then. She has seen Jensen
su' recognised him. Maybe she Jumps
or betrays herself somehow so Jan
sen knows that he's been recognised.
Msybs she starts runnin‘ into the
house after seeln' him. At any rate.
we'll say that Jensen ' thinks he's
been recognised.’ so' that Olga
doesn’t know that Jensen has been
shadowln' er. . .,
° on then. what does she do? She
so right in the apartment so' goes
straight to the phone without ciosin‘
the door. We'll say she doesn't even
tum the light on. because. in the
first place. she knows the lay of the
landln hsnan'ahadossn'tnsed it.
in the second place she's in a hurry
an' get her mind on pbontn' you. in
the4 third place. the light tom the
window ought betray her to Jansen
across thi street. 3
that Jensen. ifha's get any dirty
work on. has get someone with him.
Maybe the other guy’s tollowin' in
an automobile." '
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Woolen clothes are so high it
would almost pay people to be sheep.
PAGE SEVEN
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RIALTO
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Irene’s Here!
i (thebestdreasedlaughshow
' thatcveroametotown)
l the musical remedy trlumph,brought to the screen
" .... more fascinating .... more scintillating
douns of Hollywood's glorified beauties .... hun-
_. ‘ dreds of gorgeous gowns . . .. but it's Colleen Moore
' who does it .... She's Irene. and remember the
NOW
PLAYING
world's been in love with Irene for two whole years.
“All right. Now it's my'opiatoo cal
sup— '
have aroused everyone in the build-
ins.
“My own opinion is that i! tilt!
came in here at all theyychloroformed
her. If they had been bent on klllla'
her why would they take her away?”
'Uniesa." put in Jimmy. “they
wanted to question her to see how
mucii we had on Jensen."
"Perhaps." admitted O‘Day. "Now
what your opinion about the
aflair
"i can't imagine anything different
irom what you have described. it
looks very pinch as if Jansen had
kidnaped her. Probably ha and who-
ever was with him did chloroform
her to keep her from screaming.”
"life Just a theory. mind you." said
O‘Day. ‘There's nothln‘ here to give
us any kind of olew to what he)
posed. The oily thing at all was
that massed-up rug. Looks as if she
might have kicked it when they
grabbed her. ‘
"And." O'Day added. “that's inst
one theory. “no you want me to tell
you the otherone l have?"
There was a mysterious ring «this
welds. Jimmy thought. and a culmi-
answssu.
“Now suppose she thinks it's time
iorhsrtodothadisappeariu'actf
What could he better. or more coll-
vsnlsst. than to frame a little thing
like this here?" its waved hh hand
m about to interrupt.
“New. that'i'svery bit as reason-
abl as the other theory. sn'-"
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Charles K Arthur,
ENE;
Charles‘Murray .1
Yale. President Begins
dent James Rowland Angeli. of
Tom- Phone E ’ Prompt
Western Lecture . 527 G E H E B p S Delivery
NEW HAVEN. Mll‘cl’i 13'.le- “IT’S m [3 ms HOUMJE"
Yale University loaves New Haven
tonight for Cleveland. Chicago. and
St. Louis to be the guest of Yale
alumni in those cities. Tomorrow
evening he Will speak at the dinner
of the Yale Alumni Association of
Cleveland. and Friday he will speakl
on "Selection for Higher Education
in a Democracy." at a meeting of
French Fryers
‘1 No kitchen complete without this ‘
Pan made of heavy :
heavy wire ‘
time saver.
aluminum fitted with
basket. Just the thing for potato
Chips. french fried potatoes. dough-
nuts. fried fish. etc.
Special 890.
the North Central association of col-
leges and preparatory schools. in
Chicago. lie will be the principal
South Norwalk, Colin.
t speaker at the slxtieth anniversary
dinner of the Yale club of Chicago.
in tho evening. Saturday eveninw
he will address the Yale club of St.
Louis. -
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. Oh. What a St. Patrick's Day
3 Celebration
3 The Oohens and Kellys
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. ”snacan LIGHTNING"
Friday and Saturday
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday
March 25, 26, 27
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84 Washington St.
South Noreen"
Norwalk Chronicler