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ii.ltl \\'illitlni .1. Looks \vritlett‘his
flutous novel and play, "The M‘Ornisi
4i .\larru.~" expressly for Marie Doro,
’l 0 could not inn 0 improved upon lilo
limit- or the. role. with their Vast
tvt-asare ot npportttniiy charmingly
\‘ili’panltll to the talents and manner—
imxs of the youthful star. The pit-lur-
0'~l‘|il(‘ oddih and originality of the
«Manning play is further illuminated
il.‘ the 5m rt wi>tfuiness and captivat-
inc personality ol‘ Miss Doro. lier
uelicute lwauti and appealing tender-
vess‘makc h« r an ideal interpreter
v' the rule of (‘arlotltn the slander
mid fascinating little refugee from n
'a’tirkisli hurt-m and the central char-
acter of the 111.23'. The portrayal rails
for the greatest test of artistic. uliility
mid personal charm. for although the
inceptxin of the story. Carlotta is n
f‘htlli'}. inisehimous. inst-nsuous rill]!
o' a girl, site de\ (Alups rapidly as the
notion progresses into a Woman with
the profoundest depths of feeling and 3
lintonquerulvlo love. and the inter-
:pl'etatloo requires versatility and
trained intelligence to a marked tlw
a ‘e. of which Miss horn is the aluund-
but possessor. llcr immediate success
if the role in the stage presentation
a" the play stamped her as an ar-
lmle of remarkable attainment and
r-~t:ilwlislieri her firmly as an Ameri-
(All star of the hiuhext rank. "The
'1': urais or .\larcu.~" in live parts will
appear at l‘leusant Hour and Lot-k»
it mid.» liall today only.
VESSELS SULD. .
In S. Marshal Gels SitlJltlo for the
\iert-hant in Stamford.
i'niimi Slates Marshal Sidney l'i.
lia‘vley sold the steamer Merchant
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portion at Stamford. Saturday for
3infi‘ti' in \\'illi:1m M. Ford --i that
'(n'ty. :1 representative in the legisla-
J Ire. Although Mr. Ford is the re-
( Viv. r of the Merchants" ’l‘rnnsporia»
1.. 2; company which owned the yes»
:- -i. ll! said he Was bidding for him—1
’annuai convention of the Connecticut .
Four New York concerns lind
heeled ”it' steamer in actions of mu-
l..u-i, Jame-s 'i‘rcgarthen Sons & t'om-
) try for $2,642.45. James \\'. Sulli-
\ m etmpiiiy for $1.3S0.S‘.’. and the
Torth River Coal and Wharf com-
Jill‘.) and the Shortland ilrotliers'
( unpany t‘or .~inaller amounts.
Mi“.
The fishing boat. Mattie it“ was
5 til at auction at \l'est Haven. Fri-
rwy. 1.3- Deputy l'nitod States Mur-
e-zal “Plait H.
i-‘iehael .l. Mnrouney of Sag lint-bur
:mil New York, who had the 'iiont
refined umirr a mortgage.
NE“ CORPORATIONS ‘
n... \Villiani Eu‘rnn (‘ompum' of
'i‘hu' linven has filed a certificate of
imorporatiou with the. state secretary
.ii 1411110505 buying and selling i'ur-
loos lilnila of merchandise. inclUdinE‘
('ual, ivood. ire. grain. feed. etc. The
Amount of capital stock nHUIOI‘iZUli is
$25,000. divided into .350 shares. par
\‘lfllill' $.10. The amount with which
Itile corporation lit-gins business is $4.-
000. 'l'llv iiH‘r-l‘litil’alt‘l‘s are Charles A.
lieriepsv-h. .ir.. of New Haven and irv- .
mg Kent 'l‘oitey and Lena iiiffron of.
horwalk.
'i‘hc'Johnson Company of New i-ia-
up has organized us followui,Prt-si-
dent. l-iarry Sirkel: ' ride-president.
Fannie sicko]; treasurer, Samuel A.
fildermau: secretary. Mam Alderman.
all of New Haven. These oilicersond
Fannie Ilosenthul of New York com-
lllakcman for $100 to;
x)
lprise the board of directors. Nothinl!
ihas been paid in in cash on the cup-
‘ital stock, but $4,000 has been paid
in in property other than cash.
i The A. R. Jones Gnrnxé Company
tor S‘aybrook hut-t filed a (-eitincmtfinr,
Dim-erpomhiuarhl purpose of. the cor-
Iprtition is to deal in tnotom and mo-
‘tor vehicles. The amount of capital
istoeit authorized in “5,000, divided
into 13.0 nharca. par value $100. The
lainount of capital with which the
leompany will begin
'(IIIO, 'l‘ht: ineorporators ill‘t- Jillllt‘s A.
‘Jililt'fl. Ansel ii. Jones and Frank ii
Minuet-- of Sayiirooii.
'l‘m- Kenosha Amusement (‘ompany
of iianhury has filed a certificate of
tlm-orporation. The nature of busi-
ness to he transacted is to make, buy.
‘sell and operate merrygo-rounds. etL‘.
,1‘he capilai stock authorized is $30.-
itmo, divided into 3M" shares. par val-
?ne $100. Tl‘r amount of capital stock
lulth which the corporation begins
:lnisiuess in Hunt). The ineorporntom
tare .1. Moss ll'es. Thomas A. Kcniin!
[of Danbury and Louis llerui of New
,York.
The Stamford Rubber (‘ompany oI’
.Stnmi'ord has filed a cortiflmite. eon-
ltinuiug its preferred. stock in full
gt‘oree until the third \\'ednesda.v of
January. 1920. from January 20. 1915.
‘ The River Hond Cemetery Associa-
tion of East Lyme has filed articles
of association). The subscribers are
Joseph lloliinson. Frederick G. Hill.
.Warren ll. Douglas, John '1‘. neck-
with and Rogers Minor.
.\ preliminary certificate of disso~
ilution. by agreement of stockholders
has been tiled hy the G. W. Galley
‘t‘oinpany ot‘ “'alerhury.
The Wheel .2: Wood Bending Pom—
pnny of Bridgeport has filed a certifi-
cate with the secretary of the state,
showing the acquisition of Still shares
of its own common clock.
i The DeF‘orest & Hotehkiss Com-
pany of New llaven has increased Its!
capital stock from $100,000 to $150.-
.0110 and filed a certificate to that ef-f
‘ffect. . _ .
‘ STYI‘I‘: H.\RI)\V.\.HE DEALER‘S
MEET.
MICHIDEN. Fell. 16."‘Th(‘. th‘iflll
Hardware Deulers' Asweintion. an 0r-
ynnization of retailers. opened a two ,
dnys' session here today. Tranaaction
of routine business and speeches by
W. .\. Watts. of New Huron. and Har-
old Whitehead. of Boston. mode up
‘IOdflX'S program. Election of officers
will take place. tomorrow. L. i.. lins-
‘ephr g of New Haven. president of
‘ihe association. presided.
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JI'INlIC (“LDWELL DEAD
LUS ANGELES. (7111.. 16.—»Honry
f‘lny t‘aldwell. aged 83 years, a form-
'er judt-fe of l'nited States Courts. died
-,vesterdny at his home here. He was
‘urrpolnted by President Lincoln In
f1864 to he Judge for the Eastern dis-
'trlct. of Arkaneus. in which position
the served until 1890. when he was ad-
|‘\'ant'ed tn the Eighth Judicial Circuit.
;lp 1903 he resigned.
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PARAMOUNT FEATURES
; TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
TUESDAY. THE lSTH:
. Marie iloro
. in her greatest stage triumph.
illie Morals oi Marcus
| Motion Picture adaptation from nov-
‘el and play of William .l. Joyce. Miss
Doro was leader of the original cast
that appeared in this play.
5—PART8—5.
On Friday, February 19. Edith Ta-
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RED AMEs EARNs
DRAW WITH LEWIS
Waterbury Lad tauperior in General‘
ship. but Amen More Willing.
MERIDEN, tF'eb. ills—Red Amos. of
Hartford, clashed with Kid Lewis, of
Waterbury, at the Lennox Athletic
club, last night. and earned a draw.
1 Amen fought hard from the start of the
bout until the gang brought the mill
to a. close in the tenth. lie was una-
ble to push the sleep waliop home on
Lewis. for the latter was much the
cleverer. ' I, ‘, fl , ’
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.l'l West at. opp. Franklin St. School
ita (font-0rd Street. opp. School
_t4 t‘nr. Ann and Main Btrceta
7i; ('or. High St. and ltayv’tew Ave.
‘16 Norwalk Iron Works Building
‘17 (“.ol‘. (‘ednr St. and West Ave.
'1» High School, West Avenue
21 (‘ot'. Taylor Ave. and West 9H.
‘::t i‘or. liottion St. and lily AW.
‘34 For. (‘hestnut and Henry Sis.
2.3 PM. Monroe. and Main Sis.
1'6 Lexington Ave. and Austin Stu.
27 West and Elm Grove Sis.
3 Cor. \‘l’nshinxton and Main Sis.
31 South Main St. near Meadow
32 Electric Light Rtntion
34 For. Clay and Spring Ste.
iii (‘nr. Havilund and Water Sis.
37 Lockwood Mfg. t.‘o.
4 Cor. Day and Raymond Sis.
41 Cor. Ftiirtield Ave. and (‘edur St.
142 Taylor Ave. and South St.
4:1 Woodward Ave. and Meadow St.
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For. lluriitt. and Quinturd Ave.
('or. Woodward and Lowndes Ave.
R & G (‘ormrt ("0” Ann i-‘t.
ioidcn Hill and Elmwaod Ave.
Wauhington St. Bridge
Freight YflJ'd
Norwalk Lock (‘0.
lioyt's Theatre
lieed St. and Putnam Ave.
Norwalk Hospital
Music Hall
9 Cross St.
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.NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXES.
No.
15 Cor. Main and Wall Sts.
,21 Belden Ave. and Union Place.
22 Spring Hill and Kellogg St.
Union Park
West Ave. and Berkley St.
Fmiklin Ave. and Lynes Place
Gus House (Private Box)
West Ave. and Merwin St.
Harbor Ave. and Orchard St.
Chapel St. and Harbor Ave.
36 West Ave. near Armory
38 Elm Crest and Stevens St.
41 Cross St. and Wiltoii Ave.
42 Main and North Ave.
43 France St.
52 Main and Catherine Ste.
53 New Cannon Ave. Cor. Fair St.
54 Chestnut near Summer St.
55 Main St. and Union Ave.
82 On the Green.
63 East. and Lincoln Aves:
64 East Ave. and Dnsknm Lane.
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EAST NORWALK FIRE
BOXES.
Fire headquarters, 36 Van Zant Street
Telephone 170
4a-Fitch School (private).
Private boxes will only be pulled
for. fire on premises where located.
A telephone message to Electric
Station. (705) between the Munro! 8
p. m. and 8 a. m.. giving location of
fire, an alarm will tie given from near-
est box.
Second alarms are only to be giv-
en by the chief or acting chief upon
his arrival at. the fire,
B—Marvin School (private).
212~East Washington and Fort; Sta.
214~Van Zundt St. and Osborn Ave.
216—Enst Ave. and Rowan St. '
217—Winfield St.
Zita—Fort and Charles Sis.
224——Enst' Ave. and 'Fitch St.
ALARM
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sail—«Boulevard . mid . abound let.
tau—cove m, out! run: at. y y
i337-iloulevard and Blackstone St.
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13417——Keyser St. and Pine mu Ave.l
3 (Tel) ‘
I342~ Keyser Si. and Duck Pond rd
iTel.)
Mil—Shore Haven. (Tel.)
‘ Special ulnalo.
l—One blast at odd times, testing 0
line open. ‘
1. One blast at 8 p. m.. standard time
.l-t—Two blasts. tire out.
lt-li-Twenty two, at 8 a. m..
t morning
school.
.11-11——-Twenty-two. at 12:30 p. m.. no;
phone;
afternoon session of
school.
‘1111111111——Ten blasts quickly calls
the entire deportment,
‘llOWAY'I‘ON FIRE Aunt.“ BOXES.
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in Highland Ave, to N. v.. x, n. &
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‘13 Hickory Hip“ and Bell Island.
. H Fine Point and flown Point
Long Island Sound to McKinley
St.
Pennoyer St. to Cross St.
Cross St. to Railroad
Railroad to Brookolde
“Central." McKinley St. to Pennoy-
1 or (West Side)
.1 White. Bridge north to Brookside,
it White Bridge 8. n. to Long Island
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