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"Who Has the Master .
Key?".
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Read the Story In
It 1s a thrilling story of
Mystery end Romance.
It is a story of the three teat
Love.
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TEE CHE T I
COMMENCING" WEDNESDAY
The First I stallment of the Great Story
“The M aster Key
Will Appear in 9Mo9nday’ s issue of
IIEATREE'j
NEW CORPORATIONS
Four new corporations l’1a1e filed
..1th the secretary of the state. certifi-
cates showing their incorpOrntlon as
follows: '
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of growing and marketing iruit. The
The New England Realty Corporflrihmo'unt of capital stock authorizedis
tion. of New Heron. for the purpose 0t 5 M500 divided into 1,000 shares. par
engaging in the real estate businesswvsiue 3100. all common stock The ..
Majestic Theatre Company, of Hart £199 auithorized capital stock is 5:6”‘amount or capital stock with which
iord. for the purpose of carrying on 0 div tied into 160 shares. 9” 111 “° the corporation intends to begin busi-
the theatre business and other forms $100 a" “mm“ The “mm“ “£11953 ‘8 $30 000 The incorporators
capital stock with which the corpora-‘9 are (Hidden 0 Goodrich, Raymond M
of entertainment The capital stock
authbrized is $50 000 divided into 500‘
shares, par value 3100; all common
oStck. The incorporators are A. J.
Moody S. :11. Morrison and A. 90. liter
risen. of Mllartrord The amount or-
capital stock pith which the corporm'
tron intends to begin business is $1,-
one.
Anning J. Smith Transportation
Lines. of Bridgeport. to buy. sell, en-
cumber, etc.. real estate. The‘ amount
of capital stockauthorlzed is 31,000.-
000. divided into 40,000 shares. par
thine ..325 The 'smount or capital
clock with which the corporation in~
fiends to begin business is 31 0900. The ‘
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tion intends to begin business is 36,-i Goodrich, of Hartford, and 811 ”110109
000 in cash and $11, 000 in property mew Corlnl. of South Glastonbury.
The lhoor’poratorsa
are Samuel Cohen. Max Goldman and‘
William B. Randolph. of Neil Hayen. 1
W. c.1131» Flooring Company, 0!
New HrlvenH to lay nonunion hurd-
.wood oliOrs. etc. The amount or capl- ’
other than cash.
tcl stock authorised is 310.0009,
(11- I
vided 11116460 shdfls,‘ per value 325.:
The amount or capital stock with
which the corporation intends to be-‘ I
The incor-l
rlu business
.la ay ancent F.
$6.100.
Jordon :Cemetery Association. at
Weierlqrd. tor the purpose of carry-
ing on the business or owning. con-
ducting and maintaining a cemetery.
The hapltel stock authorlzed is 310.
000. divided into 100 shares at the par
villus 0t 3100. The amount of capital
stock with which the corporations be-
bin business is 310, 000.» The incoty
pot-store are John 919. Chappsll. Frank
stock of the prpoution, '
”The Monet‘s. Corporation. of Hero
{0111,1133 filed a preliminary certificate
‘Mrs, l". l‘.
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1 Mrs. Edward liowinnd- and
Ihollduy a .
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rd
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of dissolution.
Articles of Associstion have been; sh
tiled by the: Organized Charities 0:9
Merideni T11; subscribers are Edith
E. CW. Julia [Janus 111111.?
Thomas B. Pencil and others.
The Murphy & Mead Company. at;
l traction mac-bi 1e.
new innnmtf’irsomm“ ” tart-2';
Hugo J. Kallinleh.
loo! handle.
Simon Lake, Milford apparatus for
launching life loans from decks Of‘
1P8
’ A'rrhuI H. Little-y. Falriield. prim-.9
9lng tulle. .
William S. Thomson. l’lantsvilie. j
making threaded tml members and9
blanks for the‘ some
Arnold Turn: r Dy. nhun hat-sizing!
Winchester, has filed a preliminarylmgcmnc
certificate of dissolution. i
ispoun. fork or similar article. 1
isign. ) i
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WEST___(_)__N
Harold Berlin has a new Stude-
=bnker sotoruotaile.
Rev. Thomas Houston will be an
‘uverdn‘unday guest of Mr. and Mrs. '
Frank Bennett.
Wallace Brown is engaged in car-
penter work at the Kippen residence 3
m Nortieid.
Mrs. Elizabeth Filluw Oi Nor-walk,
is spending a few days with Mr. and
Fitch.
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Mrs. Eugene liecrs "of the out side .
.ltus visited her sister. Mrs. Harry liul-
luck at \‘ulltIy Forge.
liters of Sil'uti'nrd. this in
as the guest of his
livers and fumilt.
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town 'i‘hurst
llrollitl'. if. 1..
Mrs. M. F. 11111 entertained her
daughter and family (r0111 acumen
town, us Thanksgiving gut-sis.
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Mr. and Mrs. [tying Lockwood e11-
Iorinlned Thursday, Mrs. Lockwood's
parents. Air. and Airs. Gordon at Bath.
ion.
The Misses Bessie. ,Katherine and
Sam Tresdweil are Week-end visitors
with their parents. Mr. and hire. '1‘.
'l‘rceduell. -
who {hit Davldgo mansion being
erected 111 Good Hill is approaching
completion. the masons how helm: in
. (:Ihartzt
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30!].
l'lIllflcs. spout Thanksgiving in Ridge-
ileltl as 111101-th of Mr. and Mrs. Jns.
Rowland.
' ll~l1.ond llrs. George Albin and son.
l‘rrvst were in town yesterday as
tilumIr guests 11'. the residence of C.
i R Morin-house. , 9,9
Mr. and Airs. Willard Clifford ol'
Godfrey street. entertained met the
ty of several routine!
nd hit. Vermin, 1' Y9.
l’l‘um‘ I
'rl'lt-t-s will he held 31111;.
in the Congremontil,
.
S111
usual
hour.
Il-ipiscorml Ind Swedish churches. each
9pulpli being occupied by its respeotlvc
pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. (‘ A. l'tubeynnd non.
iltsy Rubey netumed to Nor-trail: last
evening after an titer-night Unit at
ltho WilllfimJMLICMdellCe in the Upper
'19 Pat lull.
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Mr ii‘nd fight. wank ‘Morc‘house on~
tortulned 11s the week- end guesta of
Mrs. David Morehousc
and their Show \ladlson More-
house.
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Mmcus Batters-n1 and son of Red-
foul. N. Y" have been the guests 0
11111 cousins, Mrs. Sarah Brown and
son of Good Hill. this being Mr. 881-.
temon'u first Hail to Western in :25
war-
M 9
The'nnnum Thanksgiving supper
was given at Norfleld grunge Friday
moning."'turltov and fixings" being
eniOyed by the patrons and friends.
The annual election of omcers will
he held at the next meeting on Dec.
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PATENT RIGHTS ISSUED '10 CW
NECI‘lCUT rsvns'rous.
The following were Issued Novem-
ber 24, 1314: list {urnlshetl tram of.
lice or A. M. Wooster. solicitor oi pitt-
cuts, Bridgeport. Con-11.:
George 3’. Carroll. Bridgeport. nu-
tomntic compression refrigerating up-
parstus. 9
Otto K‘. Guru, Bridgeport.~rake.
Charles F. Smith. Bridgeport. Ion-
velopc mttchlne.
George G. Thomas. Bridgeport, eb-
eclricai tilting.
Ellsworth A. Hawthorne,
port, vehicle signalling timico.
sign. )
Ralph E Carpenter. Hartford, nu-
tomoblie brace.
William H. Honies. i-larttord..tw0
patents. Apparatus for
tubes; pneumatic feeding.
BrldKQ'
( De-
clo'slng car fender.
pulverlner
Ernest D. steer, New HnVen. fabric
cover 101' water bottles. (Desi .)
’John CI'I-lu'nter. New Britain. oun-
ialn- spray brush.
George E. Curtis.
feeding
Joseph 15.. Perkins. Hartford. tiling
machine. .,
Nichdlns Stukuln-C‘oylo. Hartford,
safety device for punches.
.. Frank X. Wicdemun, Hartford,
clamping. device. ..
Bengt W. Hanson, Hartford.
metal working machine »
Ire. H. Spent-er. West. Hartford.
valve. ’
Hugh Davidson, New London.“selt- ‘
Charles 'A. Drelsbach. New Heven. ,
New . Britain, ”1
body for percolators for t'ea9 or coffee ‘
Vi’slllugi'urd.
lDe~ '
Henry I. Wallets;
Trade-Mark. .
The Salt 5 Textile Mtg ('11.. Bridge- '
port, coats. cloaks. wraps and capes.
l I;
1:) Broad River ”I
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The home of William R. Record, of
New (faunas I‘v'ullue, which has built 5
luv Julius Ca‘ in. or New Canaan aVe-
true. is ”luring completion. 2
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The new alterations that were he—
lug made at the residence of Hum.)
11 broktr of Wall street, lune been
,cmnpleted with a great improvement!
9'10 the place.
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Mrs. N. B. 'l‘yrrell. of Woody Crest. I
who has been visiting her nephew.‘
slir. Alli n. of l'ort Chester. .\'. Y.. has
returned to her humv here. I
“111st must Stnvr
sinister III IAIL.‘
'iI/lu'ard B.
(Continued from First Page.)
was scheduled to more. He had no
keys to his locker and II told him to
go to the Armory and that Post Quar-
termaster Sergeant Donovan wortld‘
supply his wants. Phillips did not go‘
to the Amory for his uniform, and
he did not parade. ‘
Paid Funeral Expenses.
“The Naval Rmnes" unnoul
cruise was begun on July 23 Phillips
was given s month' s notice of the day:
,90n which the cruise would curt, as
well as it) dnys' notice in which 109
the his excuse for being absent. He’
made no such excuse and when ask .9
ed why, said his mother was very ill]
. and he was out of work. Commander
Cilill pointed out to him tint the Re-
serves would be paid during” the
cruise at the rate of 32.25 a day and
gthst it he won‘ont 01 work thistwould
slim-d him opportunity or earnins
money ' newsman» did not so
on the cruise sud vac cunning in the
lwoods durinrthe’ 15:.” the other
.13 -c_ , ,
9 ‘ "Philhpn mini ldled in August,
and 1 advanced money to pay all her '
funeral expenses. Phillips agreed to
refund this Money but has not kept
:hls, promise. i gave Phillips every
possible chance. Three years ago i
.proeured im- hlm a position on the
ll. 8. 8. Machine in which homer-vet!
two yem.Ph1lilps served out his
term. and afterward showed his leak
of gratitude by telling in oil Via du-
ties as a member of the Naval Re-
:serves. ‘
l _ Did ‘Not Make Good.
? "The delinquent was not lined tor
the drills he failed to attend during
the last yonruand it he had been. he
i would have been ser‘vlug nearly a. year
Iiin jail instead. of 90 days. He was
given from-~Mny until the present
month to make some attempt to pay
his line. and in spite of thehct that
.1 priicured employment for him on
several occasions, and that Comman-
der Hill agreed to allow him to pay
his lines at the rate of 35 a month,
he has made no attempt “to make
80911.
"On November 9 he was sentenced
to pay his 390 tines st the rate of a
dollar a day in the county jail: When
Another Conny-0839M Superior sun to
Round Out This Holiday Week.
A Thankwivm Feast at Full and Fe.-
tlvity at the Popular Playhouse.
Hoyt’ s i
thre. the Shows Are Alvisyl Good.
Notable Presentaulin, the Most Artis.‘
tic Spectacle in Vaudeville,
‘ELBIE LA’ ceases:
A Comedy Bit,
O
LEROY. HARVEY a co.
.’ Present Their Corned? Playlet. ‘9‘
The Droll Dancers.
HALLEN a HAYES.
Exceptional siren; Comedians. "
The Distinguished l’rotean Pivot-.99
new; .. H 1”
Impersonations oi. Powers Now involv-
ed in the Europetti: Weir. " -
Southingiun. _
limos use to so.
:54 Water St.
I‘IInt court year. Judge .1. J. Walsh. 01'
.9llanhury during’ December and Judge
=t‘k‘oit will sit there.
and jury
In. A" Mammoth Scenic Posing Novelty. 9
"TI-Is new coon." - . 1’
‘ i I . 9 I ; Evening—45c coshso.
' 7" so‘wlzt..1~.~2~e'_'¢.‘.gi-w ... 1..- . ”Ital... ;
—-—-EXTRA SPECIALS——
41-21%“, Sugar ....
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121.110ng lun'usu.
We have added a system to r bu lugs whereby we can wire you: I
house and you pay for it on thcilnstalyleiit plan. A “phone call 9r pain"
will bring representatile who fill in rtliér explain.
LLEC'HHC LIGH TING FIXTURES.
Our prices on Fixtures are the lowest in town. \‘o matter who does the
wiring let us first quote you our prices. Electric Vacuum Cleaners Ill..9
THE WHITE EL ECTRK‘ (‘0. .
'Phone 8424!. .
9W ____.__.
he has arrested he was making prep llI‘REiGliT “(ill ‘5}: st SPENDEIA
motions to go to Philadelphia, be-‘
cause word had reached him of his. WASHIXGT‘LV: N""- 28-“‘Pl‘°l’°§"
impending it“ sentence.” Ted increase in freight rates on {My}.
__ meats and packing house productn
‘peddler cars from St. .LOui . MO. '
lit' SIEST (‘01' “T l\ 51"Ilu. [1‘ IL‘ gather packing house painsts to 3:!”-
““0103 PU‘ \S lions interstate destinations. were nus:
,_ pended 1011211 by the interstate Cnm~
Jul») Son's-ion \‘crt Month—Fmerre Commission until March 30.
How to Consolidate ('ri- :DH‘Idlng llhlull‘l- .
mun! uni Civil. I
There will be a jury session of the E
t‘Onimon pleas court, civil side all.
through December, although Judge‘
Scott will sit in Danbul‘i'.
As :1 year ago. so during the pres-
m
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THEATRE ‘“
SPECIAL TODAYz‘ '
ACTUAL PICTURES OF THE GREAT
EUROPEAN STRUGGLE.
In the Hearstfielig News Weevil
“Gwauooww , ‘ '
Two- Reel Biogrnph Di'llna.
"BEAR FACTS" 1 .
9A Vitagraph Comedy. featuring Tell:
Johnson ‘
Other features of the standard mil
tained by The Club .
Continuous Performance-'1: 30 5: 930;
7 0191-10: 45.
MATiNEE—Chlldren. 5:; Adults.
EVENING—All Seats, 10 Conu. _
the criminal side (If iht: court. will
desist in disposing of the NY“ busi-
IJE‘SF. I
There is .w mot-11 jury business an ;
the docket 'that it won decided to‘
keep the jury all through next month. -
The regular term of this court is for ‘
lmlll for court
business. '
Judge Walsh will continue the
jury trials in the special second part
of the court to be called in for mini
city next Tuesday. It the lawyers
press the business on the jury dock-
cl thtre will be Menu of lury busi-
pens until the holidays
The common pleas court, civil side.
Is now doing more business. than any
other court in the state. And this '
business is steadllv increasing. Be-
dtime 11'! this growth of litigation it is
the intent of the othcinls to ask the
next General Assembly to consolidate
the two Common pleas courts now in
the county so he to make it possible I
for the judge in the criminal side to l
sit continuously (or civil business til ‘
no criminal matters are ready.
amuse couNcn. socIAi. .
Bonner Council. Daughters oi lew;
orty. on Thursday atoning. presented
an exceptionally enjoyable entertain.
ment to Adam number oi friends.
Following the entertninment retrosh- .9
manta were served. a general good
time and dancing enjoyed. The pro-
m lullownL 9
Piano and Harmonies Duet—Mrs.
Edward Shine and Fred. Gertie.
. Vocal Solo-Alfred Krsemer out Hot" T0589!
Reading-15“, .anny Crockett- : " .. 1 " .
mm um gummy doet.—-‘ 9'9 MONDAY A1109 Tucson:
George Overton and Frank Oertle.
Plano Solo—Miss Anna Bush.
Reading—Mrs. Fanny Crockett. ,
.Vocnl Solo—Altred Kraemer.
Mandolin and auto-harp duet——
George Over-ton and Frank Oertlo.
Piano and castinet duet-Mrs. Al- .
.tred Kramer and Frederick Sconeld.
PARAMOUNT HOUSES,
Don t tail to see the second last ins
ment of the
“'Lucille Love Series
Showing At Lockwood’ s Hall :11de
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Standard ' Theatre
,. EMILY WAKEMAN HARTLEY. PHONE 230:; '
‘MATINEE AND EVENING NOV. 28TH.
. THE .
, ORIGINAL
:‘LONDON
.COMPANY‘
AND 9 .
PRODUCTION.
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Owing to the war;
Europe this company, or-
ganized and equipped for
an unlimited engagement.
at Sir Charles Windham’ s
New Theatre, Jondon,
England, will play a ‘h, "
itcd number of one cl
engagements provious to
its extended ”’run
Boston. ‘
Mail orders Filled.
Seati on Sale Nov. 26th .
Prices: ‘ .9
99Matlr1ee—45c to $1.00.
Norwalk Chronicler