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» iIIARIEN PUPIIS
INTERESTED IN
MUSIC CONTEST
Continuing Through
_ First Weehi‘n' May,
. Plan Teaches Famili-
a... arity With Cloosloo.
:. it greet doshot interest it boil"
shown by the nuvllo oi the Del-ion
41ml Norotoh schools in the Will"
Memory Content. which woo storied
recently end will continue until the
rel wool: in Nov.
About to numbers ore bola!
led sna pupils doing the best
. will be chosen to represent the
‘lchools in the duel toot. Pupils on
incited to idenllty the nexus of o. piece
one the comuooer when the selection
.ls played.
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The uedebers or the udieo‘ Aid
Q. society at the Burton M. E. church
lWilli serve onother oi their pooulor
(Thunder luncheons this week. It
is to he o. “surprise hill or tore."
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A rehearsal woo held loot nioht tor
the mihotrel show to be presented by
: ; the Men's oluh oi the Noroton Pres.
"hyterieu church. in their elubrooms
iln.the Mouse.
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‘ ,Dr. ond'Mrs. Walker . Smith. oi
.Now York.,wero recon visitors in
‘Noroton.
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: The Tuesday Night club mot loot
limit at the home or Mrs. Irving W.
. Lcwndos. Poshrood. ‘Dorieu.
Pioneers well under well for too.
‘ciel evening to be given Jointly by
lire. P. W. Wilson and Mrs. Hen.
aoyridttn Bennett. et Mrs. Wilson's
heme. Norotonruenor. tor the bone-
fit or the Sunday school 0: the No-
roton Presbyterian: church. April 9.
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f severe] pupils oi the Roylo school
hove boon awarded Palmerehdothod
buttons in writing the llrst ill drills
xin the Palmer Method Manuel oc-
m‘ording to the method. The students
, ,, elude: Deon Moreen. Jennie Cous-
, foal. Mary Grohowokl. Agnes Hill
" 1nd Harriet Von Dwihgclo.
‘ VESTA ,
policy Refrigeratlns
& Supply CO.
Noni-cs ‘St. ' So; Norwslh
. '10 North Meir Street.
south Norwslk
' Phone 747
' - COMPLETE HOUSE
jr, Rleuuvos
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to. No.»Mein St.
south Nowell:
‘ , 'Phone 256
; elem; Our own‘woolo.
John and Retailers-oi '
1.;_ Quolity Groceries
A F: BeckeneunCo.
3;: .1 int.
“:2: : momma so.»
M‘W .M'M
dirt end now the mud molten very
olroet and Pennoyer street are c:-
good.'et her home. McKinley street.
e tow days ago.
might deVolop. Mrs. Hell woo rev
J neonate-the Norwelk Hospital. yes-
tel-der-
RONAYTOMVE.
SPEEDERS ARE
COMPLAINED 0F
Lives of "SchilOI Chil-
dren In Peril From
Autoiots Who “Stop
011 the Gas.”
Several :colnpleints hove been re.
solved in the, post tow deys about
automobiles ruing up end down lie.
woytoaoveouo. A! one reeldeot ooid
"there ore plenty ol good mode in
t io Vicinity thet con be used tor this
it rposo. beolde the hilhwoy that
Mo to be used by podsstriene." It is
decidedly unuio tor the children go.
log to end tram school to hove eutos
looring by 10 or 15 miles tutor then
the low permits. Should a. tire bunt.
s. very notion! occldent would be the
result.
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Now'uernbers Expected.
It is expected thot many will loin
the Methodist Eulocooel church alter
the services Rooter louder mominu.
Fitteen, both children end e-dults,
hove stoned the decision cords which
were given out loot Sunday. Special
clsosoo will he held in the Suudsy
school room of the church esoh Bot—
uriloy ettornoon tor the probation.
or! which will be under the direction
o! the pastor, Rev. Walter C. Cow-
ert. ,
1 t 0 0
' clenoeln: Seem Opens.
The first onnoolsts oi the season
were George Moore. Jn. end George
dtout who paddled s. conoo irom
the Nor-walk Country club to the old
stoven's dock on Rowoyton avenue.
yesterdw. The canoe is owned by
Wendell P. Militant-i.
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Mr. end Mrs. Herold Sowerhy hove
returned to their home. Rowuyton
evenu'o. otter spending the week-end
with Mrs. Bowol'by's parents in We-
tel-bury.
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Cooper Sczcupunlnk has resumed
his duties at the Ilowuyton Meat
Market alter being confined to his
home for the poet week with on at-
tocll oi the grippi. .
-—Eooter Post Cards. Booklets and
Folders ot Alicn‘o Drug store—undo
e e o =‘
Mr. and hire. Peter Nee-tier and
daughter oi New Jersey. were recent
guests 0: Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Nostlcr
at their home. North avenue. Bell lav
loud. . .
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"Little lilac loobell Watts. live-reor-
oid daughter at David C. Watts. Ro-
werton avenue.“ able to noon: .
mile otter e' week's illness: with
the grlhoo. . .
Miss Merger-oi. Gaston. daughter
or Mr. and Mrs. Cheries Gotten. Pew
novel- etrcet. has returned to Wheat—
on College. Mow. where she is onv
rolled on a. otudont. lilies Gaston
spent the weolt'end with her ver-
onto.
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Fred P. Stoboll.
are pinesod to
Friends 01- Mrs.
Highlen ,. avenue.
learn t ‘ she is recovering from
a eilobt operation. performed in the
Nowell: Ilospitsi a. {wow days ago.
ill Q
There were a great meny Visitors
ot Bolllolend lost Sunday. both auto-
islo end uedootl‘inno. Among some
or there who made the trip to the
island to inspect the summer homes
were Mr. and Mro. Alvin Sohmooger
or New York. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Houston end Mr. and Mrs. William
Wright. of Polhem. 15.1 ‘
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Joseph R. Taylor. who spent the
week-end visiting tricuds lu hlsryw
loud. hos returned to his home in
Pcunoycr street.
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A cello sole is being planned by
the members of the Home Missionary
society. to be held in the Rowuyton
Meat Market. Sstleroy. April 3. This
society is mliotod with the Metho-
dlot church. .
._ Dr. and Mrs. Ellwood Wright,
Highland avenue. who hove been
spending the winter months in
Drougo City. Florida. expert to re:
turn to their horn: shout May 1.
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Several reeds in Roweytoo are in
portio'ulorlr had condition. The re-
cent mild woothor hoe thowod the
heury going for vehicles. Croe‘tott
coptionelly bed. ‘ ,
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lire. numll Roll. 0! Norm-lit. woo
“lieu ill with the gripes while vis-
iting her mother. hire. Alina Stood-
Foerlng pneumouie
YOU MADE ME DO IT.
NEW YORK.~—Rog‘lnoid Limhort
Bridgeport Theatres;
:3. look o low drinks. {then he do.
clded the liquor nuisance muet be
abolished. From several police sig-
nal boxes he turned in cells to no-
lies eekiny tor the j‘wouou." lowing
be worried to raid some spookeuo.
ice. Police finally found him. but
he had forgotten about the rsido
by that time. .
urn-roar non snfifvns
BUFFALO. - Professor William
P. Alexsuder. or the lluuuic Bo.
cicty ol.’ Natural Science. lids a time
five-toot boa constrictor on display.
It arrived here from Guatemala in
1-1319
Today end Tomorrow
Constellation of Store
“The Verdict”
Lou Tenure. Elliott Dexter
. end others
Problem Comedy-Damn
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~nuu'ro Tumor
i no“: PLAYING
Hey! Hey!
Charleston babies.
Parked perombular
tors. Dancing
Mothers. J a z z !
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SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS
Including Lloyd Hamilton in “The Movies”
IT’S A SCREAM '
recs: sum
PALACE
RIN
TIN
TIN,
Lest Times
Tonight
7:15 and 9
The Wonder Dog in
“THE NIGHT CRY”
The greatest fight ever seen on the screen; s bottle t t
between Rio Tin Tin end it gisnt condor o d“ h
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“STARVATION BLUES”
THURfiDAY
a bunch o! bananas.
BEGIN Hill“! 100A!
HENRY RAM). 55. o business
men. is lound murdered in n
cheap hotel In Grouch. Police
and II women's hsmliterehleifiond
the yellow stall at u illouter
ticket , ,
will" RAND. his son. goes '
to i‘iu-ueiond. where the lheslor
lo. the stub lo mood to 011.“
« MAVNARD. I olhorot singer.
Jimmr meets end lsllo in love
with “Al"! IJIWEIJ. um he
‘ llnde lllgn. she folntr ot hosring .
she lo vented ler‘murder. Mm.
out with llMilllltl. ”Will“. I
wosithy lawyer. sees Jimmy llll
Olga into a taxi and mlsunder
otonds . .
. will“ tells police the atoll
might here come into moreselnn
cl s men who “picked her up"
tom nights before the murder.
Jimmy receives mysterious
Wlflllngl to leave Cloyelsud
sud lsler is attached by two men.
but Manes. .
With Jimmy end Mary so
trance-d. ‘Clllll't‘h gols Mary's
pmmise to msrry him. Jimmy
end Olgo. out one nishl. roe o
, men they both recognize—he on
one of bio oesoilonls. hill no the
more who got the stub. The men
est-om. but they identity him
by his mllopeholo es IKE JEN‘
SE.
(‘Ilufl'lh motorine with Mery.
runs over e dog. She breaks her
engagement end‘orritre to Jim
my. hot the allies hoy forgets to ‘ '
mail the‘ letter.
Jimmy gets I phone cell from
Olga. saying she hos tour-d Jen-
eon. He rushes to her continent
to and her gone. Her mysterious
disunmnnce hocnmos s newe-
‘ parlor sensation. .
3 He is walking with Berry
’ when he suddenly sees Kid mm.
' e known Inflmeto oi Jonson’s,
' hnsrd o streetcor. Jimmy lol-
lloom him end mile him to e
’ lonely house. He goes ineide end
' from o dot-issued hollouy sees
‘_ Olge. Jensen end 0':le in o
room. Jensen goes uooleiro to
~' ’ new the telephone Then
i Jimmy. with o broken comm
tho't he hell tunnel in the hell.
moose or"!!! into the room
Jonson has lost iolt.
Now Go on wrl‘ll ml! sronr
enema xtvm ‘ ‘
Win; it he lied been o. littlo
quieter in turning. alight here
,1" seen head in tints to duck the
blow that no eluted st his heed
with the hoovy endlron knob. *5
deli ores. hemmelomsnd
he didn‘t know whet bit hint. .l‘ltn
soy brought down his crude moon
I“. I“? “It“ “1.0 e e e 5“"s .3.
won't get swoy. 1 know where to
stop . . . got triondo' . . . tells me
In e s-- “I!“ e o e 70th. CW“...
goln' with me. . . moot oi th'
way. . . .
"You goiu' snort Whet tori . . .’
Oh. you're thinkin' of it. . . . New.
,l tell you she don't know o thing.
You‘re on right. dole so u but is
o rug. lie-he.“ Jonson isughed one '
roeriously.
By "sbo" Jimmy felt certain Join
sen eve-referring to'Olgs Msyuerd.
[is assumed thot Jonson vented to
set her out oi town so she could not
expose him in this kidnuniug Duel:
. uess.
Silently he mounted the dark oldirr.
hesltete to shoot him."
"lire. l csn't."
"You do us i soy."- ho rornmnnded
Themln s tone loss‘brurlum " 'omo.
new. lust sit here sod hold it. the
reins nurture to mil 1 can find
out who‘s tolklog to Jensen.“
“You who this. then." She held
out the pistol to him; “You‘ll need
it" i
"No. We still got this." lie
broadlohed the broken oodlrou.
He looked. bolrxpltyihglr. st Divlo.
otretehed unconscious on the door.
"it one rotten—hitting him from
behind liiie toot—hut the only thins
to do. He'll come to. i think."
as moved toward the door. "Don‘t
corset." he oeutloned. “Room
covered end ll‘ he metros s til en
in: move. shoot. And it Jenna
should hopnon to cunts down. shoot
hiin the minute he spears in the
door. I‘eke no ohoocos."
ROI face ‘oioncbod. it Jonson
obouii‘l‘ com down. . . . Tint could
close coir one tillage-that Jimmy
would not. . . .
ilattes." she whispered. not he woo
gone. ‘ “
Ania linear woo out in the! din
l9. MM hell. lilo toot noddin-
noioelsooly over the this osroet. 09
some lie could still hour the stumble
or Jensen's voice smug over the
telephone.
8e oroothed or!!!" or thooks
out he hell tonne Dig- in time.
At the hood or the stem he
stopped on!» more. Jonson's voice
run more distinct. but still it use
impossible to dlotihguieh his wordo.
Jimmy thought: "if only he'd
mention the other men's homo. . .
Just once. . . . God! We get to
hear whet he's string."
Re moved oloeriy. silently. up the
hell lie woo right. to found. .len
set: no iueide the room. iust so he
hod pictured him. And new Jilnnlrg
crouched outside. hardly daring to
hmtiio. could hear who! he woo
swing:
"Huh? . . . nah. . . . Well. l‘w
rottin' mid! to pull my talent.“
.‘rhoro wee o long silence. durlno
which Jimmy taught!!! the unknown
on the other end or the wire ores
retiring to loosen.
Jonson‘s drunken rumble resumed:
"Yeeb. she’s here. . . / Well. I might
take her slung with roe. on' it she
sin‘t egrooobie l con dump leer oil
some ploce. The Kid's genus hrinl
the eu— tonight. . . . Rule! No!
don't tbloir ehe would. i don't think
she likes one too couch.“
-: lo ioughed loudly oi within.
thst uuoi here unused bile- ”lull!
...Ne.ooiole l’eonotounloio‘
“WW ltoio'tlaniyin
. .JVhotdo eorolfohedooelelll
l'llooorertholordor...'.Who.
knew I thing. Not 0 thing."
Again» he stopped mus s. out
Jilhiny found himsol: trying to piece
- forget about the dough. new. .
you? No. out o chem the M1... wool
lle shifted his weight I little. re-
. lievino his creamed muscles. A
Dom! crooked ominously. He held
his breath. wetting . . . ready to
meet Jonson should he rush out oi
the room
‘lenoen. the receiver st his cor.
hserd it Still keep! g the instru-
ment eloupod to the si e at his hood.
he turned ouootlonlngiy orouud end
poem out ot the blackness of the
hell.
“Welt o. minute." he sold. Then.
otter e long osuoe: "Thot you.
Kid?" '
He «sited whet seemed to Jimmy
I on lntemlnsbly long time bolero lie
turned beck ogoln to the phone.
Jimmy breathed o. sigh or roller so he
heard him soy. "All right. to shed.
Thought i. heard something in the
hell. This house so old . . . gives
me til. creeps . . . bosrdo squeollill'.
. . Go ehosd.
"Well. all right. chiet. Be good
. . . can't be good he eeroiul. lie."
His deep. grunting lough 'iillod the
room with rsucous sound.
"1 will. . . . You bet. . . . Don’t
l I
Soon'e you hear from nee. .' Yesb.
Might do a Jolt ior you sgein some
time . . . this blows over. . . . in
right. . . . ’Byo."
Jimmy could hear the metallic
elicit us Jensen replaced the receiver
on its hook. He rose heavily from
hie choir. A mulch dared so he lie
.I outfit. .
Jimmy. still crouched in the boil
outside. rote to flatten himsei!
west the well. end through his
mind dashed o memory or o rainy
night weeks ego. himself egeiest so-
other well. welling- - . .
M be otrelghtenod up the better-
ins boerd etuoshed ogein. loudly.
He could hear Jensen stop.
“Who's then" come his voice.
in 3‘ loud tone. ”Kid. Ihoi
tou'i" ~
Recenteoutextheroonius
sudden rush. end loomed up to treat
of RAM like e utonotrous clout. the
isrgeooee or his iiguro mobosloe
by the derknooo. ‘
then he an. odd» Jimmy“
sorting the udlron straight ct his
heed.
But Jonson. unlike Elvis. hoe tints
the stink. E0 dull ll
struck herd. unyielding. dosh.
so on: end the besvy motel mo“
muluullls
nucuur .
m
When miller starts "Hopping.“
does mother slay at home by thoi
lii‘esido? That's ilic question ans-1
worm in "Dancing Mothers." ulna!
int; three days at lilo l‘iegout the-l
uter beginning today. The answer
would seem in IN. lhal. although
staying at home may have been the
correct thing to do were ego. when
driving a horse and buggy was com
elder-ed the height of fashion. this
year it is distinctly not so. Xe. air,
in the words or the song. "xuoma
30¢! whore Davao aces, or mud
don't to out tonight.”
There is the sliuotion of a “douc-
lug molhor.’ ‘uho lollo in love with
her daughter's bachelor lriend.
And then-aim! you'd better rec the
picture in order in find out who!
happens.
Herbert Bronco directed the pic.
lure which m-smrs Conway Teario.
Aline Joyce and Clam Bow.
The program liIrl) includes no:
looted short subjects including
Lloyd Hamilton in his comedy. "'In
Tho-Movies."
. RIALTO
"The Eovil's Circus." with Norma
Shearer featured. imau lie three:
day engagement at lie lllelto the.
tier thirottornoon. The theme of
the play is regeneration, the love at
o crook for an innocent girl and
bur till. ell-km his reformation. It
end FRIDAY
WITH
FIVE
ACTS
«mu.
HIGH CLASS ./
; VAUDEVILLE,
therein lieu its greatness. The play
hoe creme and melodrama.'oonled.v
end psthos. and their blendiu: end
smooth development represent the
work at e aromatic ortiet. Through
it runs the gay circus lite. not on
guy as it oppose-s. having ito oer.
rom and hardships. "The Derive
Circus." is called decidedly worth
seeing.
PALACE
mu Tin. Tin. the world’s hot.
leaves the Palace theatre. lolloWihz
tonight's presentations oi his lotoot
picture. “The Night Cry." “The
mom Cry." will begin on euntt-
most in New York city on motor
Sunday. "The Night Cry." otters Itiu'
Tin Tin. in on ottreotlon thet gives
the dog the widest latitude in which
to display his telenls and he oc-
cenio this cohortuuliy with much
pleasure. The picture untoldo the
story of the sheep country in South-
crn Calliorula with Rinty playing
the role of a shepherd dog. A young
chow is iound killed our day and
the {inter of suspicion points to the
dog. In payment for the life of tile
elleep that of Riuiy's is demanded
"'1‘. he vindicates himself by saving
the child of a rancher from a. giant
vulture who was also responsible for
lllc death oi the young sheep. In
clearing himself. he captures the
elem bird and brings it to the.
:ronch owner. Rinly end the vulture
’ exegesis inoa mortal combat that will
hold you motionless in S'our seat. It
ill one 0! the most thrilling lights
over screened.
Tomorrow and Friday With lilo
nuts or 'eudelille. the season" he."-
dromo oi the deep. "S. 0. S .erlis
of the Eco." will be i‘c’alured at thin
ployhouise. The picture stars Elaine
is e simple s'm'y simply told. and
Hammerstein end Robert Ellis.
. VINCENT
10 -- (ii
at
BRIDGEPORT.
Dancing from
ADMISSION: Lollies
rouonnow um:
ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY
LOPEZ DEBUTANTES
Including Methane Sextet
.iiu girls double cxtre instruments sud sill;
RITZ DANCE PALACE
rih— 10
ill".
COXNECTIGTT
:9 till 1 A. ill.
75c. Gentlemen $1.00
. disl ingllished
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HILLSIDE SCHOOL
' V. L. GRANVILLE.
“DRAMATIC INTERLUDES”
English actor
With crossing quickness he led
subbed the endirou sod meted it
A Md creel:
soother the: he on .e rnnsunwonox 1x cosrcolm
tool-u who woo
over tho ohooo. . . ,
He lied no leer at Jensen new
once hetero end he
All Benetton members or Bonner
Council. No. so. Bone and Deughtere
oi Liberty. ore requested to mend an
ignorant account in the Council
rooms. Thursday evening. Pious ore
to loo rude her the celebrstiou of
together the Moots o! convex-oer
lion. to imagine who: the other the!
stool he series to Jone“.
lo bond Jeo'oou out "Who!
and!" end hi- ooryeo angled ot
the mention oi his none. 'l'bst Jew
no end airmen should be dio-
"No." Jonson went on. "lot the
Eli! do it. I'm leovin‘ tonight. . . .
. be con. . . . He'ehouid 'e got
hilt the! night when he took s shot
. J'ot e bunt brook. that’s
...l lgotthed’olilh'l'ho
Principal characters from great dramas
Thursday. Evening, March 25
lo the School Gymnasium
Admission $1.00 “"
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