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fizAflair is Successful—Many Origin”; “THE BIRTH OF A "Anon...
' ”’3‘ smw." ‘" c°5mm°“ l Practically three thousand people
, “EHTPUNT' 0C" 19.~About 150lsnw “The 'Birth of a Nation" at the
,prople “1”“de fl“) dance ““1“ byikcgent Theatre yesterday afternoon
,tlre \‘t'estport artists for their Silver- and last night and were) pleased with
mine friends at lllt‘ yt'ttstport Country the presentatin of [My spectacular
‘Hub on Saturday "'gm' ’l‘hc 60d 0fIphoto-play masterpiece. the greatest
1W" ““5"“? over the nSsemhlage andrver made and the one about which
the merry laughter of the joymakersl‘m most has. been said and been writ-
:liilldt‘ things hum for hours. Of cos 3'10”. .lvrhe Birth of a Na‘ioul- as seen
tomes there were many .1llltl remedy,“ Norwaik was and“, as it would
,lerslan “919$ “d"ze‘i ““11 knights be witnessed at the Liberty Theatre
of old and ballet dancers chzltted mill in New York 6“}..th theatre to claim,
Arabs. A" in all, the hall was one the first run of this wonderful produc-
mass or 001‘" and action from begm‘tion. The big orchestra which proved
lung to end. . '1 feature of the picture in other
The music was‘furnlshed by Thom; places was an e gal success in Nor-
_ as' colored (”0110‘th ‘0‘, Noz'wulk ”~11“? walk and "in a word, the local presen-
greet, undefwent a serious operation the refreshments consisted 0f ubuflm lotion was completeness personified.
‘ at the Norwalk hospital this lliol‘ltiilg.;su1‘pm‘ served ”1 about 12 oclock. Despite the protestations of. some of
‘« Il’unch was set-\“d to the dancers durum? local colored people, nothing of-
;lllg the evening, Several solos wereEfensive was found in the picturt‘ylnd
sung by members of the'orchestra‘ym- every bit of it was shown. From
who also gave a“ “bib.“m“ Of an the educational standpoint “The Birth
. , -———~ {oidzfashioned Southern j‘g' "But them a Nation" is far better than books
tug-43nd Mrs. William Wrenn. of “ms” .wp'r? not ‘0 he out-done by ”19::‘lila those who fail to see olle of the
.3 d llill avenue, ilanhurv, wereiprofesslonals and rendered some flne‘i'our remaining presentations will miss
Jock-end guests of Norwalk friends. fill-1?“): fln(:f_g,0‘0: ‘F'Pf11391‘:(f:' ‘To 5:1“: one of the greatest opportunities of
it?“ .r‘;..:;::: satin $231.. .. w.
’Bhtler Lodge, l‘ 0’ 0' F" will hold 3is illuc it:~ the entertainment commit-1‘59.ms for fl] performancesmA tw-(li‘rd,
I. mhearsnl of the second degree w‘tee u’l'iicli consisted of Mr. and Mrs. might be ”“1 about the b a?( SP 1 g,
m3!“ Elienrv Raleigh and Mr and Mrs Arum“A screen and the projection .0! the
__.__.. , ', ' ’ ‘ ' ‘ ' illicture, itself. The screen is ap-
ill's. J. H. Canner and daughter, oflmur Dov; Iproved by Mr. Griflitll Lot; tge :l‘lowiigg.
_ , .. , . s. v-.‘, - 10f his masterpiece p 00» Ni 11 1
filial]shiltlimgugts;ogiiiey“;I SAFETY FIRST CONGRESS' while there are some who believe it
Weed, of 58 Woodward avenue. l PHILADELPHIA’ DC" l9.——Safety small, they are perhaps unaware that
, , iflrSt' not as a matter of dollars and it smaller screen insures a better [’10
omen Gilchrist of Waterburv haslcema‘ but as an effort to save human mm The projection 0' the I’m-V is
, . ' . " llife and limb, is the keynote of the t o erator. recog-
on a position With the Norwulk’ , ‘ handled by on “D" I’ ,
It (Works. He is residing in the fourth annual safety Congrem. of the nized throughout the country and this
first ward. :Natlonnl Safety Council, which openedlfl’mu" of tile show is DPTTQCIIO“ “'l
‘ V. ‘ there today.
wbrilliant J. Ward ,of' sdulll Noi'walk.
h. milling d short visit with relatives
Hamburg
_—.—L———
\ I iseil.
I This council lain representative on: i ll M"
I V , ,tra with the numbers colleen y
Miss Ines Tirell has resigned heriganizallon in the U. S. workmg’ranged is m that could be desired.
position with the local branch of the, .
" them , New England Telephonelmr the prevention of incidents mili‘oliowing the close of the engage
balcony.
. H . twill close Thursday night.
. mused 000‘“ read by Bdrm; Following the formal opening seas-g
3‘ Mind..Community club rooms, 5340b. sectional meetings will be held.‘
venue. Wednesday, Oct 20th.. at fThose on the program for addresses)
‘ ‘- I‘l“ 73?“? ‘°’ ““9“" memwsrloday‘ included Chancellor s. s. Mc-fi
Cal-mick, University of Pittsburgh: W.= p
C. Vl’ilnon..vNew York; Stephen Tern:w
night Thursday of this week and
well up several of this
art.
- ~12“! ;‘ V 'I "‘7‘:-
A .elegatlon or members of Dan-
9..
concluded their I9
icurio
of humor and satire ill
‘could possibly be transferred from theicountries. Brazil, Chile, Argentina.i
printed page to the picture screen. At‘Bolivia, Uruguay and Guatemala were.
the utset this question rather puzzledgto act in accord with the
the actress herself, but during
several weeks spent in making
film she became convinced that seem-,sented in the
inzly impossible things are made DOS'iConference, as well as the European‘
sible by the indefatiagble work. care powers would follow suit, i
and genius of the makers of motion; Wil‘n the form already decided upon}
pictures. . '
The music by the large ("6th Title working sceriarlo 0‘ "V““ily‘today to complete the act of mongol-g
Fair . which ‘5 quite ‘ volume I" it- Man was the. writing of a note by each.
23°!" was prepared by Summer wm‘lof the governments represented to be.‘I
\
rna scum answerinsyfibliééifizmgr. .2 - . ..
a... we" ~. "up
“A few years ago, i made the
merit, in an interview, that ll. would been encouraging and replete with re
not be long before the greatest of our suits. Baptisms in these churches in.
dramatists would lie writing for the creased and the total baptisms i all
moving pictures 8‘1“ it“ ”18 greatest the churches of the convention innth
of our players wcnid be pictured on the state w'li b 1 ‘ .‘ 9
screen. The prophecy \ an i e c ose o eight hundred
with printed mirth and indignation,
at the time, and so many
friends scoffed at the idea that l was1
rather regretful that i had expressed:
it. But the few intervening years havei
given ample proof that l was
and, therefore. I am not now afraid t
venture the assertion about so great a
man as Mr. Thackeray.‘
of
A number of literary people
wrote to Airs. Flake about the picture‘lion 0
prior to its making expressed deep,Carranza‘s official
sity as to how the-rich qualities‘Witb this action goes a reneWal of.
"Vanity
llama and Mr. Nowland after many ro- ,presented
the industries on ther ailronds, and in Tnent of “The Birth of a Nation,” pm readings of the book and much delv'ithrougii Eliseo Arredondo, notifying
public 91““ generally. The sessions 1 t There/“n,g into the records 0' the period..h‘m of such action. Mr. Arredondo
‘ 3““95 will ”mm m the Rage“ ' IThen come iourneys of hundreds of t .
’wiil be a big professional wont :miles, by Intomobilo. in neuron mtupon receipt of the note plans to
scenes. botll interiors and exteriors.
many amateurs from nearby ._towns as . to sult the requirements of the story.
city M“ tnkem street in Boston wns.found to he
The prices for the big fun fest I about a replies, in the. hid-n- of its
ill be the same/us for all pietumlbutldtngn. 0f Russell Sou «.f‘iiondon.
“hOV’Sv 10 cents for all “a“; boxeginnd a famous girl'd school near Yonk-
tiers with the query: have been checked. however. and it
“But what would Thackeray think 0! seems probable that the increase of
it all?" To thill question Mrs. Flske re- tbe foreign born and/their children
plies: .
“l have no doubt whatsoever fill»! The trustees point out that these
Thackeray would be most highly d9“ facts should not lead to a lessening of
"8th could he bUSl 5110"" "1‘“ his endeavor to meet the needs of the for-t
characters In ‘Yflnill' FBI!“ were ‘0 eign born people alreadv here.
live again on the cinema screen. He '
was, in high degree. an author “”058 most of them the cities of the state
vital interest lay in the 980919 about was reported upon at length and in de:
him; in the foibles and fancies 0‘ his fail. This covered missions among the
day. To “C11 a man, 3‘ ””5 present ltalians, Hungarians, French, Slavon-
tlme, the new medium would makelinn peoples and the Russians.
strong appeal.
received
~ rev-um “iti‘mv
,wlll hereafter. for a time, not be large. ,
Mission work in the several fields,
, The
state_ig1‘owth of the Swediéh churches was
idescribed and summed up as having
"for the. year. The board closed with“
suggestions for continued support to:
lmeet the religious needs of the state.
i
i
RECOGNITION OF CARRANZA. j
“gm; WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—-Formlil~1
o'recognition by the United States ofl
General Carranza as the Chief Eileen-l
'tive of the de facto government in‘i
who Mexico, today, awaited the presenter,
f a note to Eliseo Arredomd0.l
representative here. I
Fair"idiplomutic relations between the twoi
United:
lbelStates, and it was expected that otherf
“15 South American countries not repre:
Pan-American Peace;
lby the conferees, all that remained;
_ IUlf-EDAY, OCT. 19, 1915
—- cur-kw ..
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A Range with the five old): of oven heated.
A Range that Is guaranto d for 20 YEARS.
A Range that there In no if's or and's about it.
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Stering Furniture Co. T3:
127-129-131 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Opp. Hoyt'n Theatre.
Carranza
E
to General
leave here at once for Saitlllo to per
serially convey the note to Carranza.
Following recognition. an embargo
‘on arms to factions opposed to Call-
rum goes into effect’immediateiy.
-...-_..— .- —..__
wry Council, Royal Arcanum. will
h fitosNorwalk this evening, to at—
~tlle meeting of Ponnssus Coun-
‘ Tile team of Seaside Council, of
thwmconfer. the degree.
‘ eanhpmns Hunti this mom-
3.,me a‘horse owned by itiilkinnn
Me‘s pi Bitch, of Partrl‘ck alenue.
healthful was in a bad condition on
Mt avenue and following a complaint
bout. ttfthe oilicer went there and
. . ‘ \
m Esther and Elizabeth Talon,
U I bulbous, and N. and Harry Nar-
dfkouth Norwalk, were. guests at
liner p‘arty given‘in Stamford,
by, by. Miss Gertrude War-show,
7 u got the sixteenth anniversary
l’rtllday." ‘ ‘ ,,
v Lg . i
lief. A, Scott Wrecking Company
{ed up the McflargyBarton Com-
> , ‘ lighter, yesterday afternoon, and
‘ "rdisg ‘her today. The lighter.
,wha loaded with stone, turned
‘rcivai H. Shel-ton. monarch of
3! filter (nods; No. 56. has issued a
unidue notice notifying the prophets
}a' meeting to be held at the Ma-
er. Cleveland, 0.
- _ iand loge
TAGBART’S CASE DISMISSED. l
.5
Elohll‘orn id 'criiniilni
Bell were put over to December 1. i or who
more than five weeks. millions
l. o. o. F. GRAND ENCAMPNIENT.‘
nuabs‘ensldn ob lbe..‘l}r'and Encamp-
merit. independentlomeror Odd Fel-
NEW.H_AVEN.; Qct. 19.—The' angstreot" por
'dramntlc in
20 cents.
_..._.._——-
5.
THEATRE.
. , STAMFORD
II;D:A3::PO:‘S’I:OCL (19.39Th; 0:81? I . “Abe" and “annfls” “re
nga “8 0m 5 aggar , Ill I' C , again and
need who told that
Mayor Bell ““3 acquitted by a 3‘"? iPotash and Perllnuttor res
last Wednesday, after n_ trlni insting‘me classic stage chug-“tern
’ \
Inhabit): and 'thtnkinx ““11 Fall" film is finished, it is doubtful ll.
‘ ‘thelr Wit and their WI3d0m- Mrs. It‘llke/ will again appear in the!
“Potash and Perlmutter in Wall' 5mm dramn.
trays in human, vivid and
oblon, the further vicissi-
ltudcs in the lives of the two lovable,
1 street Ge“ P019!“ the Edison Studios.
WhICh comes to the? Despite her deep internal in
nourishment; movlnm tum and unmanageable od-
“Abe" and I‘Mawmla'n“ Mtuate
org supplied on exact counterpart of
Queen's Crowley. Permission to use
both of those places were secured and
back the large company of players was tak-
» “‘15 time i“ ‘ “3" 91" cl”: on to them for lengthy stays. Moat‘of
National Committeemnn for lnala““",.aol”Cooper Magma and Montague. the interiora.-'liowever. were made at
charged with election conspiracy. wall161mm called "Wat
dismissed .hy Spectpfiudgé W. H. and Perlmuttelf." ‘
“fl ““9” 0“ Stamford Theatre forum
the motion. of Prosecutor A. J. Rocker. of one any,—Wedneaday. Oct., 201b, ,
The cases of the more than line, There “9’1”, theatregoerttv of the Mrs. Flake
hundred other men who ware indicted 2 thousands ,fi‘ ”this country who need on plug in this
with Taggaret and Mayor Joseph E'Hntmductlon to
the
tventurel l acting beforolhllocnmera,
has no intention of contin-
deld. Her desire to perpe-
llor characterization of
they ‘".“Bocky Sharp" was her chief reason
pectively for accepting the proponaln of the Edi-
Wh" 39‘ non company, and once the “Vanity
i .
BIPIISI iIlllSIEEi
Alllllllllllllll lllll ‘
We have the beat Toy Department in "‘"c
Norwalks. Come in often and look around.
Something will especially attract you soon-
er or Inter, as new things are continually
ons coming in. ,
North Main Siree
f "SYRUP or ills" '
toll in llllolllll
(3in When chsrlcll, Cross, Biliouo,
' For and Bronth or_80ur ‘
Stomach.
Look at the tongue, Mother! If coat»
ed. it is I sure sign that your little;
,one'a stomach, liver and bowels need ll'
l gentle, thorough cleansing at once.
' When peevioll. cross, listless. pale,
doesnt sleep, doesn't, eat or not nntu-f
rally or is feverish, stomach sour.
breath bed; has stomach-ache; sore.
throat, diarrhoea, full‘ ’0: (Sold, give a.‘
teaspoonful of “California. Syrup of)
Figs," nnd'ln flew noun; ‘nll the foul,i
lows of Connecticut, was held in this”!
nrtnera.‘ it tells how they are lnveigl-i
d into the realm of finance: how the”
constipated waste, undigested food and,
city today. «with thuflrnndd’atrlarch, i e.
ollnlon'"o. Buck. 6f Winered, presidfipllt;
ing. The reports of: the Grand ea-.ruine :
trinrch, Grand High Priest and other,
officers were read. other business 1n.;eventua
cident to the gathering transactediq
and officers for the ensuing your,”
chosen. 'tha“ 9"
. i
MOTHERS IN THls COUNTRY l
onio.f_1‘emple on South Main street, on
'ursday evening.
The
air
pricey, dinner‘will be enjoyed.
plumb! candidates.
luminance} Reports of the coun-
d attire opening session,
sessionntwlll be'held
members of. tile Grotto are making
grent'pln‘ns for the next ceremonial.
at which time Lieut. Governor Clifford
‘ iison’ will .bebne‘Df tile‘lnrge
Mrs Mary ,E. Woolley. LL.VD.,«_pr.esi-,
Mt. .Holyoke. college, will adv. .
sectiomof'the National Court:
ongregationnl churches in! New
., on October 22, taking'as'her
of “Women in Social Service." ‘1.
public is invited to the meeting
.bloll all speakers will be'nvomen
', favorite remedy.
In. almost every home in the land
pound is the recognized standard.
household remedy—for female ills:
thousands of- Ruler-loan women owe:
may pincé perfect; confidence. It con-
tains no narcotics or harmful drugs.
' REDUCED linens row
PATENT MEDICINES. . .
Wilson-Powell Corporation
’ how Perlmutteris deceived and
how his old friend and partner
'“be'! comes to his rescue.
lly they end up in
er.
neily, Claiborne Foster and others.
. . , _t
Lydia E. Plnkhams Vegetable Corn MRS. FISKE A8 “BECKY SHARP" m
A MOTION PICTURE VER-
SION OF“. VANITY FAIR
.rotos and herbs of the field, it is a sim-‘ »
le‘ remedy: in which suffering Worden“S igrzlizczecently completed Edison runs
1
rs. Flake played the role through-
out the country precisely one thous-
RiIllii tors lillllli
1
their oldi MIDDLETOWN, Conn., Oct. 19.—ln
uarters in East Broadway. DOOI‘ but“ltlleir report to the Connecticut Baptist
ore IDBEDBTBMB and more 1"“1"“Convention, the board of trustees re-
,vlewed the work of the year which
A distinguished company Ineludlnliwall one of success in ‘the various
practically all the original player: fields oftendeav‘m
have through all ages past and will will be seen in" Potash and Perlmutierithe board died during the year, but
through all years to come take care in Wall Street at the Stamford Theas‘Rev. Mr. Bong, of New Haven. and W.
There will be a‘of the ordinary simple'ailmenta incl- xiii“figuriufiizgzeycfigxg':1 308818.10! Bantam, resigned. T1128
hhort‘uusiness session, after which aident to every family with their own I, ' ° ascer no use resu ‘3 rom t e
' . . ' 1101“” Dresser Dee Kohlmar. L90 Don'zmovement of last year in substituting,
[pledges from churches for the usual
llnpportionlnents find not been suffi-
cient and no report 'on it was made.
Indications point to the desirability of ‘
Mrs Fl ke is once again to be seen the new plan audits adoption in all " ' : ‘ .
their good health to it. Made from the‘ 7 .. " territory of the Northern Baptistrcon-
tin her famous role of Becky Sharp "vention seems likely. The bonrd‘usk-
No member of
y.
sour bile gently moves out of its little:
bowels without griping. and you have a,
well, playful child again.
You needn't coax six children to take:
this harmless “fruit. laxative;" tbeyt
love its delicious taste, and it always-
mnkes them feel splendid. l
Ask your drugglst for n Bil-cent bob.
lie of "California Syru'p of Figs,” ,'
hutch-has directions for babies, child;
mo of all ages and for grown-upsl
i plainly/n the bottle. Beware of conn-,
‘terfoits sold here. To be sure you get!
_\
Bnggerman. Bros. mama Bock
*—
: w» FREE COFFEE
fl O‘UNCESV-TO THE POUND ,.
‘ humus“? ‘
C O F F E E W E‘E K
OCTODER‘VX:$IE 33rd, 1915
Give FREE v. lb. Coffee
- , BENEFIT BRAND ‘
BEST STANDARD COFFEE “ 1“ (35c value) 24¢ lb.
or EXTRA“ FANCY COFFEE . (40c value) 28¢ lb.
or No. I MA'LEBERRY COFFEE
or PLANTATION COFFEE (38:
or CITY BLEND COFFEE (30c value) 19¢ lb.
or BRONX (N. Y.. Style) COFFEE (30c value) 18¢ lb.
Mall Orders gluon Prompt Attention.
One Dollar'- worth or more Delivered Free within 50 miles.
\
value) 28¢ lb.
value) 27¢ lb,
(40c
' .Direct Importing Co.
102 Washington St. Wall and Main St:
Ithe genuine, ask to see that it is model; South Norwnlk .. Nor-walk
by-“California ‘Flg Syrup Company."
Refuse nnytotlier kind with contempt.
V ' —- .
“Vanity Fair," «released
through the KleineEdison
Service nndbooked as the stellar at-
tractionat the Palace Theatre, tomor-
ed churches to give attention to last
Feature years resolution calling ottoman to
recommending that each church make
made for either foreign _or home mis-
sion *work. ‘ The ‘tin‘tlnc'il'liw crisis
brought on by the 'war has in no way
the needs. or the State Conventions“ ’
gifts for state work equal to those .
' PRESCRIPTION» DRUGGIBTS. .
ZKodaks, Cameron, Films, Pl
Etc;
ates, Paper
add times. Her one thousandgand first
portrayal has been registered by the
p ‘ motion picturecamern, thus presents
' -ing~one‘ of~thelmost interestingstase-
depreciated the". value of convention
securities or diminished by'even' a
dollar the‘income."
.. . id'chdrch of New 133- '
1-. .. SE‘WflNfIINI' :S'lmt . .. 1 --
‘ South blow-IRES“ " > 2' figures
. glnv
e mount:
‘,‘
1 Warmly:
transactions ,
is“ admirably for denuded in
.Mrs.
a; p ‘ .
1,, ”’7‘: ‘
» .thnt. the theatre of
abnsjknown.“t .7 x -: .-~ ~..
Flske’s “Becky” because. of, its
individuality and ingenuity ofcharac-_
terization,- ranks .‘with‘ Edwin .Flo'rest's.
“Lear," Joseph Jeffer'son's__.f‘Rlp Van
. Winkle". and Richard Mansfield's, "Cy- ,
-.rnno ‘da. Bergerac: Those. ”fondling-
tires of. the stagenow
memory. oftboolder generational play
'soeraJt is. some ”infliction toslm’ow ; completed»
{that Mrs: ,T'lsko's fluently-Snub” is to
; be sored-pruninn‘gtc 9: the aim. _-;
As soon on
, America
liveonly inure i
The
upunl degrépe'o‘f inctivit‘y ’in building
and repairing‘cburcllenf :A new edi-.
lice is‘nearllig completion ‘on' the site
yer
New London. which was burned, A
inn work in Bridgeport required fan-
‘enlargod , structure ‘ which is being
,7 ,thl _ colored. ..chnrcbé_n.
‘llu'vo beennsaigted in ‘
place 'of . worship. imports, in deli“
was" marked simian: ,
“like Manlouk Avenue Church, in, ,. ,
no“? .chueI i“. Wellington lulu . hr .
Hungarians._ The growth: of. Hungary .-
securlng 'n ,
'6xi'~»:i:htiivn‘ willing: elsewhéré ,, yet-g . . . .
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Mica“
" _' ’ The handsomest, comfieuf. cheericst h be ’ ‘
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