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l Collector Louis A. Jefferson
.aunouneed that .he willlbe'ht
town hall during the month of
l. week days from Lin ii p. m..
, pt Saturdays. when he will be
9' the Noroton Heights post oliice
' ill the sun. hours. for the pur-
of collecting taxes. He also
announced that interest at the
- . of 9 per cent per year will be
‘ fled to taxes not paid one month
I 4‘ on April 1, . “I 9
one will be put on' the property
44 payers whose 1926 taxes have
4- been paid by March .31.
a p, a . . .
up Eltehsligc Stores "
l he news store of George: A_.
~ lo and the Andrew Davey'groc-
=' giore. both occupying adjacent
'01- Railroad avenue; will! ex;-
e locations today or tomor-
4.,“ ow. The Davey store‘requlreh
‘ it more room. The Voile store
Iightly larger and it is thought
{I change will benefit both store
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re. LIB. Lyon hasrstumedbto
. home on Old King'sz highway.
‘ spent the winter months_iu,
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“ J . Ii. Ellison has. returned from
I p to New. York and is. staying.
zilrhe home (liable-daughter. ‘Mrs’
Irlee E. «Scott .
. «I92 'e' s‘ e‘
l Church Aid Card Party
1 large gathering is expected at
card party to be given at the
» h _. of». Mrs. Johnna. Woodhull:
t .flelghts.‘ . under .Ltho auspices‘ of
the Church Aid society of the hiero-
ton.‘ Presbyterian church this after-
‘ [A very interesting program
,heeniarranged and refreshments
be served later in the after-
Prizes will be awarded to
4 winners. .
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Fine Musical Program 9‘
-9 ' line musical program will be
enter! by the choir of the Da-,.
M. E. church at. the. Sprlugdale
. The program will include:
sh Thou My Baby." “Atinau‘ni
. "Love's Old Sweet Song."
is World is WaiIilnir'iorgthep‘Sun-I:
'. “Kentucky Babe.” "End of 24
act Day"; duel, selections. “I
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-' ." "Inve's Lullaby':~ soles by
‘Goodber. tenor. “Santa. Bikini-'5
gen and Night." “Kitty O'Toole”:
~. titans by Harold odor. bari-
I: solos by Mrs. Goodber. ,‘50.
-‘ Babbino Caro.’ ”To a. Hill Top."
9 . Brown flrd Singing." In ad-
. n to the vocal numbers. Mrs.
Birchard ,' will _~ .Igiv'o several.
’ 4o selections. Mrs. Honoring“!
» be the accompanist. ' ‘
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«4 Ire. G. S. Kendall. Appletrec‘
4 . has returned from a. visit in
ids. . . 'I ,-
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~ The Triangle club 'of'the‘D‘aric‘n
" M. E. church 'will meet ”tomorrow
night“ the-church at 8 o'clock. .
1.9 9 s a e" 4
. 4. Ieveral Darlen artists to'ok part in
1 a 4 asonic program given last- night
. aII. the Rosemary chapter. Order of
. Eastern -. Stat-{tilt the, Masonic
inl-ildedi' 9?. honey Kemp. w.
~ Raymond Godber. .. Miss Helen
,Whltelaw. and Miss Elsie Shaw. An
old ‘fashioned ‘gdanoe we enjoyed in
addition _to the. panel?! program:
_‘ larence TI. Buofield. of ‘Darien.
purchased. anewsedan. ‘9“
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. Dorothy Wallaoefiof Linden.
no. Norotqn Heishts...ieI. con-I
9 onieégnome 9‘,wlth In. severe
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2 years they have not summercd here.
9' . church. at 8:15 tomorrow evc- v
”pie. Stamford. The local artisis .
dents remember him and are
’d'ay to'eee who can win most of the
. other » follow's marbles- Girls are
9 Week-human Ithuguut. of - Mr. and
- Mrs. George Mayerpof Bell Island.
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Mrs. CharlesRogers of
Not-Walk To Explain
4~4Plan-»--and» Scepe-Of.
'A Mother: club is to be organ:
ised in the'Row‘ayton‘Publl‘o school
and all mothers‘are invited to. at-
tend the first Meeting which is to
be held on Friday afternoon. March
20. at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Charles Rog-
ers. of Norwalk‘. prominent in Par-
ents-Teachers association work. will
speak. Mrs. Rogers will explain the
activities of such a club and tell
something .of- what other clubs
formed in Norwaik. have accom-
pllehed.
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Elect Officere
: .Atiavrecentrmeeting of the For-
eign missionary society held at the
land avenue, the annual election of
otflcers was held. hire. Joseph IR.
Taylor ' was" re-oiected president:
Mrs. Ira Klggins. I vice-president;
Mrs. Edgar D. Lynch. treasurer: and
Mrs/Thomas Santo was elected se-
cretary in place of Mrs. H. Wilson
whose resignation was accepted with
mirror.“ Mrs.’ .Henry‘ Wing acts as
teacher. After a study of the mis-
sionary textbook. a'sociai hour fol-
lowed. '
9,3" ,_’- s e e .
’ Bell Island Season
Many are planning. 1to open their
homes t,Boll island about the first
bf‘Apr .IIAmong these are Mr. and
Mrs. Charles C..~Perry of. Norwalk.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph J. strohmeyer
of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Mrs. Vernon Jarboe, of Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wright and
Mr. andllirs. F. W. ‘Ho'gton of P l-_
ham.‘i\l. Y. lilost of the“ 'familcs
plan to arrive betweentho first and
fifteenth of the‘month.
Word umber rocclvodftliat Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Schniidlng or
tags on the Island till; summer.
This will be the first season in ten
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mEasier Poet Curtis. Booklets and
Ih‘olders at Allon'sDi-ug Store—adv.
' ' 9 ' e e‘ n- .
Clement Mason. who has been
confined; to his home on Crockett
street for the past week with a se-
vere cold hasn‘ooovcrcri.
e a: e ' . .
-. A rehearsal of the choir of the
Roivayton Baptist church will be
.heldI.F‘rlda.y. cvenlngnt s o'clock-"in
the'chul‘ch.“““ .9
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daughter. Dorothy. who have been
confined to their home on High-
land avenue with the grippe. for the
past-week are able to be around
again. ‘ 1 '
. I . . e s s
More new books have been
Iadde‘d‘;'to the Rowayton Public Li-
brary and among them are: The
Lost Lady. Stephen McKenna: The
Chicken-Wagon .Family, , Barry
Benoilcld; The [Diamond Thieves.
Mystery. J. 8. Fletcher; The Wrong
Mr; Right. Bertha Ruck: Exterior
to the Evidence. J. 8. Fletcher; Ru-
vensdine ICotirt. -J. is. Fletcher.
Bamshackle ‘House. H, Tootqer and
rnoicoiaen 9 Ladder by Ruppert
Hughes. .- ' ’ .
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Henry Mead. brother of; Samuel.
Mead. we'li'hnown grocer on Row»
aytoh. avenue. is reported critically
lll'wlth influenza. at his home in
Orlando. Fla. Many Rowayton resi-
grievedIto héar this; new'e. .,
. . . e. o I : 4 4 .
Mrs’Alien Marks has been enter-
taining her sister from Philadelphia.
PL. for several days, at her home
in Meekep‘coiirt.‘ - ’ - . 4
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Leon Waterbury. blurth avenue.
has soldhie forty foot motor boat
to a Norwalk’pa'rty. ' The cr‘aft’wtrs
formerly"s7'racilig' sloop. ' ' "
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as it is othervvise‘ known marble
time. . Tense battles are fought each
said to be- just as enthusiastic play-
ersa‘sgth'e‘boysn . .‘ ‘
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‘ Mrs. William Hayes and diu'g‘hter.
' have returnedth their home
‘ ’- Joli-soy.fnitel‘aflspendingi the
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. lure? Thomas .9-
Breoklrn. ‘ will-ropes their home
on. 3
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The Regent-theatre is featuring
today and tomorrow a very remark-
. it is "Lady Windermere‘e
Fan.” with a brilliant out of etare.
it is lrom the play “Oscar Wilde.
lrene Rich. May McAvoy, Bert Lye
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no min Today
«he Collette and collar. ‘
2mg
bun—a..—
tell and Ronald Colman “play the
leading roles in this. dramatic story
of a-charmlne' woman's numerous
lndiecretlone and Mideast-sacri-
neei'fo‘r- her dauihter. - To ‘Ernet
Lubiteoh; will go the'praiee of all
picture facepforzthe. miracle he has
wrought. with . Irene99RIoh. Gone is
the-I'wittfuih long' suffering and .de-'
eerted wife. A ‘gorg'eouily gowned.
sophisticated and =etrlltingly beauti-
ful‘ women oi thaworld is in her
place. Mise' Rich's” characterisation
of Mrs. Erlyn‘ne is the“ most} strik-
ing of her career; V“1.ady'Wlnder-‘
mere’e Fan." _le an-iartlellc as well
as a’ dramatic treat; thatyou must
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I PALACE
“Don't." ' ‘the screamingiy. funny
comedy of last. flapper'Ilife, is being
offered today and tomorrow at the
Palace theatre, wit
vaudeville bill.
home of Mrs. .Edsur Lynch. High- 4
an unsurpassed
so ly O'Neil is fea~
tux-ed in the I.Iphotoplay and ,what a
whirlwind otfilaughsl‘t is. _One {ae-
clnatlng ,iiapper‘iust spoiling for a
good time, surrounded by an ar‘lny
of dou'ts and-- note. She couldn't
follow every rule so she broke them
alL She drove9her, parents back in
the good cldxfsshloned spanking but
she'll give you the mo'st hilarious
time of your life- With ~hen mile-a-
mlnuio escapades. v
The phoItoplay will captivate you
and added to this the splendid vau-
deville show and you' have a' pair
that is hard to boat. The sclcot' vau~
width.
L. Sohmoeger of New York. Mr. and .
New Jersey will not occupy a cot- .
BEGIN HERE TODAY
BENIN MN". 55. ehuelnees
man, is immd modem! in a
cheap hotel in ilrsllon.
find a woman‘s handkerchief and
the stub of a yellow theater
JANET BANDJlII decanter.
breaks her engagement «with
BAR!“ comm because at the
I "alarm" JIMMY RANIl._ble
eon._ cool. to Cleveland. where
the theater Is. The stub is
traced _in «ma MH‘NARD. a
cahsret singer.
, Jimmy meets and! in love _
. with‘MAltil town, .I. “luster .
" he“ eardrum ores. sue. islMs
when she learns she ll wanted
for murder. Mary. out with
8AM“ l. “HOW“. a wealthy
I-llrnvny lift Olga into
a tall and oil-understands. .
Olga tells police the stub might
have come into possession of a
man who “pit-lied her up" two
nights before the murder. Jimmy
receives mysterious warninge to
lesre Cleveland and ' later. is
attached bv trro men. but as
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gilmnn anti. .
.4.
my
.If'theichlldren are late arriving ,
~41 I. home to' their meals these days.
‘ . mothersishould have a. little patience ,
' With them ‘ss‘it is "wiggle" time or
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devlilew hes been arranged with
painstaking care so it would he of
the cattle high calibrethat has been
offered here than» few months by
Messrs. Collins and Hamilton.
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‘Trene." Colleen Moorefe latest
starring. vehicle. mingtrlurnphed
last night at the Bielto‘the‘atm It
" contains in. riot of laughter. «thrills
and frills and a fashion
ural colors that Wlll‘I-Wl'wuo"
Mi Moore has made the fashion
he highlight of"the picture.
The episode is mined in a giant gar-4 I
don set several hundred feet "in
From a grand marble stair-‘~
case, decorated with lmpoeing- pieces
of statuary. the girls appear. wear-
ing costumes depicting the four sea.
sons of the year.
There are laughs aplenty.
other principals in the production
are: Lloyd Hughes. George.K. Ar»
thur and Charlie Murray.
will he presented again atoday and
tomorrow.
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The bureau of engraving and
printing recently printed 315,265.-
000 postage uiamps in one. day.
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'9 y coal" Jintm .
her loo?" x y
I they killed beri"
“I never heard the voice
knowledge.“
display-id. site 091)., bed tin
. lobed talking to the operator. "l'eu
still think-eh.“ that phone 9""
um there's annuity am “no i “Yes. and he thinks he knows who
theory of years. up“ mbiflt‘auelc. A police lieutenant in
1" Cleveland by the name of O‘lJey
used to know your father. it seems
boy. And he told
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The Only Vaudorille Show
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Perry and Oovan
Rickard and Grey
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a... Madrid
Callahan and Mann
Monroe Brothers
ON THE SCREEN
Today and Tomorrow
Sally O’Neil in ‘
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BATDRDAY
Lefty Flynn in
“The Traffic Cop"
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2:15, 7:15 and 0 .
Today and Tomorrow
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SONGI OF WU
. Saturday
Dorothy Revier and
Cullen Landis in
“The Thrill Hunter”
Also Chapter. Six
“The Scarlet Streak"
rox NEWS
mun Interns
NOW PLAYING
" COLLEEN MOORE
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-- with -—
Lloyd Hughes, George K. Arthur. Charlie Murray
The colorful screen version oi? the musical comedy hit with
the world’s greatest fashion show in natural colors
and a circus of fun. I
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RICHARD TALMADGE
—in—
THE NIGHT PATROL’
First Showing Anywhere
and
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SUNDAY, MONDAY,
TUESDAY
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with
Blanche Sweet and Ben Lyon
O'Uay honour
Thea enewerlnrllinmy‘e question
"lacrosse" what they've does to
her. i give up. lt'elgot use best.”
so picked up the phone again
{Wait a minute. l‘m ‘gola' to try to
when he was a
Jimmy this story.
9 then be repeated the story
Real and Henry and fired
as it was told to him by
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“Why. you liuu- only
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m was or Nu answer. me.
Wm...“
exclaimed. aghast. "Have they killed
"Pm. keepln' an eye on you. my
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When Berry Golvin ched Grat
ton. his tlrsl thought w
and he went swiftly to the Rand
"No one arguing with Jim." he in-
rorrnsd her briefly. "He" going to
stay in (lowland until
,the murderer. That's all there Is to
'nt. There's no persueding him any
“i thought as much." Janet re
quietly. “You showed him
burd it calmly. ”And this
" aha asked. "does any
hat became of her!"
going to terrible ring
Mooney. Jimmy has a
in Mooney. ‘l'blnla he's
a punsvmr and all eerie
It's really awful
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French outbid Americans for part
of. tho Russian crown jewels. This
is n and Now in our natloh's bandits.
-~-Wirhita Eagle.
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OfDay also had thought it wise to
turn the full glare of newspaper
publicity on his search for Ike Jello
Accordingly. he had told reporters
about Olgu's telephone'call to Jimmy.
without. however. mentioning the
fact that Jensen was wanted on a
charge of murder.
his utter embarrmment.’
Jimmy was besieged by a steady
stream of reporters. who sensed. in
the fact that O'Doy and Jimmy were
somewhat reticent about Jensen.
that a good story was to be had for
the digging up.
“They want him for usa' ult."
Jimmy told them in answer to their
razor questions. "He waylald me one
night as l was going home. That's
all I know about it."
Then how. they wanted to know.
was Olga Maynard Involved?
"i don't know." he persisted.
So they insisted on photographing
Jimmy. and running his picture in
connection with the .clty's latest
thrill. .
And Jensen‘s. loo. $.12
SEARCH FOR HIM ‘
A8 KIDNAPEB '
the headlines read. 4
And then some enterprising city
editor. with the knowledge that
Jimmy mind had come from Grafton
and was doing nothing. apparently.
in Cleveland. sent a reporter to
Grafton and dug up the story that
Jimmy had come to town for the at-
press purpose of running down his
father's murderer.
There was a new sensation then.
The papers sensed that Jensen was
somehow involved. and allusions
were made to that fact In their col-
umns. although they were somewhat
guarded allusions. due to the fact
that the most the police would do
was hint.
O‘Day made public the telephone
call for Jimmy which he had teken
In Oige'e apartment. and told about
the eeveral mysterious warning-
limmy had received.
As he explained» to Jimmy when
the letter‘wrslnl‘ully demanded why.
“it will protect you. my buy."
“How do you iignre that!“ ‘9
I‘Why. it stands to reason that
with all this publicity they're giving
to thoes‘tbreets the man behind them
lea! going to take'any cheneu u
trying to carry them out."
"But can‘t, you see we're spoiling
_lour chances of ever catching Jen-
sen? He'll sneak out of town now.
sure.” ‘ .
"lube. Still. we didn't get any-
where by keeping our mouths shut.
Besides. the first lob well-re is to
and olgs lisynerd.‘ '
O'Uay hinted vaguely that be was
thinking of "letting something else
out to the papers." but when Jimmy
salted whetltwaeherefueedtobe
drawn out. 4
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Support Life.
ed. The chance of ihm- helm; lin-
lhe case-of Mum.
chic to calculate the ll‘mpl‘l‘fllllrii of
the planet.
lions on Venus were snitch!» for no .
0n the other hand. they fw'al p051r
tive that conditions on Mars are nut
suitable for life.
“If any planet is inhahltui. it is
says Dr. Peltli.
And Dr. Nicholson adds “if l l‘.";3
to take my chances on either \‘mus
Mt. Wilson. Scientistsg
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placed in a vacuum tuiw. ’i'lils isl”
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at conclusions which might be in‘l'“
iorprotcd as indicating that (-onrli-i
reasonable to think that it is \“vnuq " '9
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