yer-ensue so: “wartime or
VlflclNlA." ‘
PLEASANT HOUR—-
LOCKWOOD‘O HALL
[ARM mm
TUESDAY AND MAY
TODAY..
’ Blanche Sweet making her
debut in sill-part picture,
Lssy
Wit-Lens at Virginia
voidsuow: ~
-... ,, . Expldts oi Elaine
l Second installment of the Craig Ken
The W‘m WWW)“ 0ft nedy series with Pearl White.
Belm’s can War masterpiece. “The" ~~—- '
M‘am of Virginia." with Blanche; "'05"-
Buzeetssthew,hubeenautiag‘ Marshslheilsuin
a vex-italic sensation since its re. m cm “y
lease. But. great though the enthus-E
insm of the general Manuela: MW WW
lac has been, it is not to be compared
with one truly wonderful reception ac-f
corded the production by the Grand;
army of the Republic. A body ot‘,
Atws hundred veterans of 'til, all in.
unitorm, attended the one of the!
Strand Theatre matinee pellomanc-.
es. and were unlormly loud in their;
praise of the him, not only as the‘
most superb and stupendous war spec
tattle ever witnessed, but also because
05 its fine human and sympathetic,
qualities. These veterans were the;
first to applaud the impartial attitude
of the production. which concerns it.j .
Eel! not a all with the arguments l
about the war, but seeks merely to WASE
new m ’l
mummhmwsmml
AliYou WaibSee a
REM. snow
Jump on s has and
Come to
POLI’S THEATRE
Bridgeport
ALWAYS the BEST.
I‘lll'El/I‘Y 10 “CHICKFX 5”
present the full scope of that devas— HOAX 0N POLICE.
tailing tragedy, as much from the cou-
Mvn $90k Barnyard M15 tiring
fedenlle as the union point of view.
This play appears today only at
I’ieassu' Hour and l‘mkwood's lilill. NE\\‘ YORK, “my. 1s.-.uy.y.,--r-
«White in 6, parts. “The EXDIO!LS‘.h ll (Tolehone in Westchostcr D‘oitce
M Elaine" will be continued tumor. lststlon at 6:10 o'clock last evenlnu.’
. l “Lieut. Gummy, lety—nlutli‘ pre-
mu “wing a new episode of ‘wolcincif’ answered that police official.
reels being shown. For
Thursday "This is the 8. P. (I. A.." sold a
mere will be another Broadway sm- voice at the other end of the wire.
lioxurs. and on Friday Marshal Neii- “We'd ":3 {so :3 send a (I‘vouvh‘éwfif
, - t. ‘ ‘mcn tot c ’om mansten an. -
man” Will appear in The (.ouniry liamsburg road and Pelhanl park-
ltoy by Edgar .Selwyn. author of way. Yes. we." go. ‘ complaint:
"Twin Beds," "The Arab" and other they're forcing chickens to drink
sarcasm! productions. champagne.
' Policemen Stack and Bolfir hur-
ried to the ion. They scouted about
the years in Lurch o! chickms. then
went inside; There ware no signs 0!
mwi in the dining mm or dunes
hull. They called a waiter ‘
“Bus. how nhont this? they de-
munded."'l-lah!' huh!" said the Visit-
or, “some one has been kidding you.
What kind or chickens did you ex-
pect to lint! here?"
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Made to Drink (‘haanlsurnc
But South in Vain.
L- . ' -
mm m on
memos"
Salts, Csiomel, Pills. Act on lowois
Like Pepper Acts in Nostfils.
Got a ill-(lent box now.
Most old people must give to the
bowels some regular help. else they
' stills- from constipation. The condi-
tion is perfectly natural. it is just
as natural as it is for old people to
“well; slowly. For use is never so
active as youth. The muscles are less
elastic. And the bowels are muscles.
‘WEAK, AILING CHILD
Made Strong By Delicious Vinol.
Lakeport. N. ll.«-"Our little girl, 8
years of age was in a debilitated. run-
down condition. and had a stubborn
cough'so she was weak and ailing all
the time. Nothing helped her until
we tried Viuol. Then her appetite
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inteRsted per-ties Others thought the
were needed to do the work, and that
they should be commended for the
At this time Councilman London
request‘ the mmmissiouers o! A the
various districts to call a min: to
take action on it. Commissioner Mont-
gomery took exception to lthis, and he-
has urged to sine his objections-std
he did not want to call em or
the voter-34o set on a matter Which
he was opposed to. Councilman Milne
stated that all he would We to'do
would be to call a meeting, and the
voters would do the rest. it was final
March 15th, although the Third Tax-
ing District had previously um. and
decided on a transfer oi! the equip
timeoudstteutlon giventothesvorh.
ly decided to call the meetings for
»- - vww. ”3.2:” . .5
PAGE um.
L. l‘ -. Ayx :’ R! et The the ”could not he “loaned to
recomm .; tion -~ the mom d'lfl‘iflisti. 'and it the tire depart-
wss that all Rump-sent be tuned we neat’oould not go on as it had in the
or touts “mt tor the non- past it one of the other districts does
tool can if“, Mental at the not want no play, there is no use mak-
ratse otJve per out. per mm an ing them.
shofld be paid (or the hm. Counsel 'Tamany replied that lust-
Ex-Msyor Richsrd H. Golden mow. tel-s were in an unsettled state. At
ed that the m” approve of the re—‘nesrly every meeting of the council
”’9" w“ of mi meg-fl “a value; immune”: o! the would oom- looms Question arose concerning the;
that men to a certain degree experts?
mittee, and take the necessary step-l lire department, and he believed thel
to ssh on tile mus. Fourth District should care for it. No‘
Corporation Counsel William Tsm- harm would be done in passing the
many mm “gm m g. l Mutton, but it the other diatrim
more specific, up he .Ium‘xw; did not do so the change would not
it M to ".535" a. 3“ his!!! iiro' become elective. He would like to see
.d’n.‘llt'lh II" 'Iflie. ‘0‘."‘*fll ".1~|l ‘5 "IIIL .. 5ND lIBHIHVIII it 'l'u“ .ND .
a, stem at the ma m. M step toward a solution or the difficul-
mmmmmrnm “Monroe-Immanuel!
Illa-unofu.onoundltlouthattherirstm l
“a Third Districts ‘0 Hkgwb. l The question was called for and|
mm 11an and If a. the resolution sanded unanimously. l
First District had Won any steps to loud River Roadway. l
turn over their apparatus 1 District commie-hues Hatch then!
Mr Harlord replied that they had. brought up the question of changingi
not, as he understood they had newithe roadway is arsed liver, and the:
too busy with the recent exposition following isolation was sdoptot -—
and other meters to give it the need- 1 Resolvjed That it be the ones ofi
ed attention lthis meeting that the Commissioners‘
Mr McMahon wanted to know trial the Second District or the City or}
35.1%
I“ might well be deterred.
Norwalk give a unit shim dosd on be nus WILL ”WERE" mus.
half of the District. or a. certain piece; lothtr more Sweet Powders too
or property on the east side of Bart- Childun, a W relief for three
lot: Avenue (Fourth Ward) hereto ishness, Hind-aha Bad Blanch.
tore owned to match 0. Doyle some Teething manners. more and "in.
City of South Norwalk, receiving late the Boueb and destroy Wums.
therefor a proper right of way wits-l'rhey break up bold. in as users.
out cost or detriment to the interests They are so mount to the taste
of this District or its water pipes. Childm like them. Over 10,600 too»
Now Po'k.‘ahflofli timonm'. “ll“ by Roth” tar a
mmhmhmau W years. Theyneverhll.801dhl In
«mammal-nonsense... m lit-WWW
ted by the councilman last year 0011- Address, Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy.
carping new quarters for the police N Y- :
and lockup. He said it was the desire ' ., ' i '
or the commissioners to get an ex- Winchester and Councilman Mather
promise or opinion as to whether look into the. matter. Later Ir. Gol-
steps shouldbetahoatosoecta-asltv dos, la vio- or momma-ts;
muddthsoo-tm.mibo from the mm“. M Home
“endemic” Jail. etc. as the oom- den, and onl‘hesuueniosulr. Us“
missiows had been asked to submit nation it wail voted that the distrct
a plan and cationic o! the work. ,commiseionens take up the matter and
Chairman Taylor 'heiievsd the sub-,2 tor-labs. saline plan and sulmit it to
loot was or suilcisat importance to be s More “ling
considered by a large number thanq Commissioner Hatch said this could
was in evidence at the nesting, and i be done with slight expense. and tho
‘ isms would see that some
Mr. Golden moved that the district plum mandatin- m proper.
commissioners with a special rommlt- ; ed for a lid-tot nesting.
tee composed at Mr McMahon, Mr. 1 The voters then waned.
J
to its Readers
J This Sanitary Glass
Kitchen Sill is PM-
vely ‘01181‘811 only by
The Evening Sentinel
I’
So all old people need Csscarets.
“no might as well refuse to aid weak
eyes with glasses as to neglect this
' gentle aid to weak bowels. The how-
V ole must he kept active. This is im-
pormnt at all ages. but never so much
as at fifty.
Age is not a time tor harsh physics.
. Youth may m‘casionally whip the bow-
' , ens into activity. But a lush cant be
.' used every day. What the bowels oi
the old need is a gentle and natural
tonic. One that can he constantly
used without harm. The only such
~ ionic is Cascarets. and they cost only
_ 10‘ cents per box at, any drug store.
VTllB)’ work while you sleep.
. ARMED GUARDS AT mmmir‘ml-
LEE MAIISOLEU‘M.
TARRYTUWN. N. Y.. March itin-
I‘wo armed guards kept which today
over the body or Mrs. John D. Rock-
efeller in the mausoleum oi‘ John D.
'Iirohhold. iii the Sleepy Hollow Ceme-
. tot-y here. It was stated that guards
-. would be kept on duty until arrange-
ments for the permanent. burial had
been completed. Mr. .Rodcefellor
owns a lot in the Lake View Ceme—.
(my at Cleveland. but it was said
that he might decide to have a vault
constructed here.
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MILDREDINA HAIR RENEW
:uEvrnrAlLs
To restore gray hair to its natural
color and beauty. No matter how old
and faded your hair looks. or’ how
long you have been gray, it will work
increased and she is strong and Well,
and i wish other parents of weak,
delicate children would try.‘Vinol."—-
Geo. A. Collins,
This is because Vinol contains the
tissue building. strengthening cod liv-
er elements and the tonic iron which
a weak and run-down system needs.
Sold lly Frank H. Baxter, Druggist.
South Norwalk. Conn, and by leading
drug stores everywhere.
SUSIE “'.\HLERR SIZES \‘IRGINIUS
J. MAYO.
m
Girl (merges Manufacture- ls Father
0! “or Child In New Kn-
am Action.
NEW HAVEN, Mmh 16---Vlrgin-
ins Mayo. president of the Mayo Radi-
ator Company. employers of Lillian
May Cook. whose hody was found on
West Rock on March 4, after she had
died by her own hand, was made the
defendant today in an action brought
by Susie Wahlers a. dormer clerk. Who
allegest that Mayo to the father or
her t‘uo- year-old girl
Mayo is expected to appear bei‘ore
a. Justice of the peace to answer the
writ. .
AN OVERBURDENED WIFE.
lit the work that much do and the
pains they suitor-could be measured
in figures. whet a. terrible array they
would present! Through girlhood.
witehood and motherhood. woman
boils do, often suifering with basic
ache, pains in side, headmas‘ and
nervousness which are tell-tale em
toms of organic deranements which
Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Oom-
wonders '0' 7°“- keep you loom"flooded-«made from roots and herbs—
voung. promote a luxuriant growth of? c“ undoubtedly correct
“ omen
healthy hair. stop its Jalling out and! who “3“. should not the up hope
positively remove «landfill. Will not.
sell skin or linen. Will not injure
your hair. is not a dye.
Refuse all suhstltulhs; 60¢. a bottle
«.1an
flit! We will send a ism 1 like must
MI M‘Afln’ hm the
"mouthed had been him lasts.
“to: all-once trout Wain-um m . ,
wining mouse; '90; list, :hi’o the
tie Free by return mail, to anyone who
sends this Coupon to some»
months. BostonJhmwiththflt
mummmnmuuuw
mowed-luv. hr sins up!
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until they have given it a trlsl
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{MARINE BAND mu (3. A. R. \l-L‘l‘fi.
wsssmdros. Harsh is. ---1‘ho ll.
8 Harlan Band will furnish music at
encampment oi the Grand
fatter part of Sep-
mmr’w the
Vii-sluts!
It will be given for $1.15 and 6
Coupons of consecutive dates.
This useful Sanitary Glass Kitchj
on Sci fills a long felt want of
There has
never been designed for practical
every housewife.
use a more serviceable and com-
plete Sanitary Kitchen Set. No
household is fully equipped with-
out one of these Combination-
Glass Kitchen Sets. A true friend
in the kitchen.
This set consists of eight
handy necessary utensils which
will make culinary duties at pleas
are every day in the year. -‘
A Glass Sanitary Conblnatlon
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Redo e the High Cesi of-
Living’
$2.50 Household SANITARY GLASS Kitchen Set
T o Sentinel Readers for 6 CoupOns and
$1.15
No matter how large or small your family may be you need this useful Glass Combination Kitchen Set, as shown below. No further need of assessing. Be
accurate in your mossurencnts. Very useful for Sugar, Flour and Liquids. In fact indispensive to every housewife. A Honey Saver, s Time Saver and
Strictly Sanitary. THE EVENING SENTINEL is always looking for. something that will be useful to its readers, and we have melon tlnsde m
mentew-iththemsnufscturersofthis Sanitary MS“ to supply our readers with this veryuselulCombinstion. Allyou need to do to Mono is aoskp
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Set Consists org
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One Glass Kitchen 3 Pints
‘ Measuring Pitcher, worth Or.»
Ont Glass Kitchen Rolling
Pin, with handle, worth Ago
One Glass Kitchen 16 oz.
Graduate. worth .25
One Glass Kitchen Funnel, ~
worth .10
One Glass 8 oz. Measuring
Cup, worth .ro
One Glass Kittie-lea. Salt
Filler, with Wire Strainer,
worth .25
One lass Kite-hes 15 oz. Salt
Shelter; worth p.15
One Glass Kitchen 8 oz. , ‘
Sugar Shaker, worth as JA-
'i‘otai $9.304
SPECIAL—Each article in
this set is fully guaranteed. Any'
piece that does not give the no—
most satisfaction in service will
be cheerfully replaced: This
Glass Kitchen Set must be seen:
to be appreciated. Come in and . ‘
look it over.
.. h “
Kitchen Outfit.
and Then Pay $1.15
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