Bonds :11: furnish your License at a small cost to you. are the most satisfac- ’ ebond to the Commis- film 8. Golden Trust Company Bldg. 0 I230 601ml Norwalk. Conn. ‘7. J‘ '. uxtry ! ‘, About Fall and Winter , '7 Fashions. Q 1 "Benjamin" Correct Clothes $18.00 to $30.00 , Others from $12.00 up ur Suits and Overcoats teeming with style and cor- It to a hair. :1 JOSEPH DAVIS Mosi":'. In...” 3 Bed-.01 New Y0" IIIIIII ”PM WM" fflls was in town over Sunday. Regent Theatre. A L. Darling of Danbury. was a! 1is'ctor in Norw alk today". ‘ l l 1 '.' Miss Frances Brundage, of First t'ilflel, East 1'10111a'li1, spent the week lend to Mcriden popular play.house With the hand Isome settings and surroundings. and ngith his son George G. Crockett in;the clear picture, projected w.it.hout Neb York Cit). 'sintermission by the two flickerleas jmachines, The Regent make: an ideal ‘11‘iiiiam11‘.ICroi-k111 spent Sunday ‘ Miss Ruth Smith, of Stuart avenue, spent Sundayewith her parents in Bridgeport. is made by the management to make every patron feel that they are 1hor-' oughly at home at all times. Today. the Metro company will offel popular" Francis X. Bushman and “sugar uite Snow in a dramatic masterpiece “The Silent Voice” and from advance rc- jports this is the best effort of the [119110 company. The picture is In five parts and embraces a story full ofI romance and love, with action at it times, and shes great opportun— .. Clarence Knapp is spending the at- ternoon and evening in Ridgefield and Bridgeport. Martin Creagll accompan- ied him. i Brewer and Malone, feed merchants ‘of Main street, have purchased a Faid automobile. The machine will be used I in connection with the firm‘s business. I“ Y., wonderful screen ability. Tomorrow Paramount will present the famous musical comedy star, Donald Brian in ”The Voice in the Fog" With his great personality, Mr. Brian is sure. to Mls George Belts is hostess toda1 immediately become a screen fa1or- at a luncheon and auition party “Jite. 011 Wednesday the long waited- Willlam Dunleypof Brooklyn, N. is a visitor in Norwalk. He was a former resident here, ha1ing been employed at the Boston store. I “Washington St. 80. No‘rwalk tlllsgAloaenhine Brotherton, ot“ Nor- ilk spent the weekend with rain 9 in Danbury. evI '.Byme of Norwblk, gave a most routing, talk of the members of mmly Name Society of St. Aloysius “rch last night, using as his aub- ' ‘“Africap Missions."—New Call- » Messenger. 599th; new lectures on the “Ex- positions of California" and “Pictures- I?! California," at the So. Norwalk “.1 Church tonight and Tuesday. 26 and 26, at 8 p. 111.. Tickets 15c pk two for 25c. .11 m 'i There were eleven sales of" real ea- date in Norwalk. last week. with :mbrtgages of $8. 500. For the third .lweek of October, 1914, there. were twelve transfers of property, and. lnoc‘tgages 11' 323,375. 1’ The seuim; and dressmaking class 013:5!» likening School meets own" I ‘qday and Wednesday evening in High School, from 7: '.‘0 to 9: 30 embers of this (111119 111111 bring ma- tdl‘lal and make any altlcles they IIIlSll to Register now lot this class Miss Eva M. Ruth, daughter of Mr. *ndI Mrs. Robert Ruth, of Oenoke aw mac. and Edward F. Hendricks, of ...$_outh Norwalk. were united in the bonds oi holy matrimony by Dr It. H. fields at St. Mark‘ 51 rector1. New Call l which banged a window ill Not-walk. face on.1 April. in lI‘atrilcld County connected withlfound in his room in Weehawken were the New Haven branch of the Wo-lsnid to show that he was connected int-11's Board of Missions will be heldl wllh the German Foreign Office. “11.11131 Saturday evening in tile Congregational church oil The other prisoner was Walter I South Norwalk. October 28, beginning'Scholz, who said he was Fey‘s bro at 1:0 1511.111. All mi‘mbf n. are in- ther in law a mechanic, and had been .. S ithc Norwalk (‘ountry Club. Her for picture ”1"“ Th" spendthrift“: ' will be seen for the. first time l‘llls ,rguests number twelve. [picture written In Porter Emerson' Browne of Nor11alk and produced“ by George Kleine. is in six parts, and is i f 1 fill 11 me. urday evening Dr. S. H. Huntington a pictullzation 0 the payo 8 a ‘ lied 1d ‘ 11th tie injul‘ =an me that was one of the sensations wan ca in re B l y :of the legitimate dramatic stage , . II-. . . . , There is probably no stronger story (liarlty Commissioner William (. 1than The Spendthrift" and in the 1.00.111... and w1fe I”? still. in Cali-‘1 capable hands of the Kleine company, iornla. “0rd has been received from: the picture is said to be a sensation. them to the-effect that they are haw, Ml" Browne. the author. will parsni- I“ a most delightful time. lally witness the offering on Wednes- I—MN fday. Thursday. the eminent actor. l Michael Fallon, of 35 West Main 1stl'cet,11ns bitten b1 11 dog early Sat- augh 0‘ Hartford, Who l“ l“ “1“" 5" or Bridge" or as the picture was original- the spiritual welfare of the deaf mutea' 1y called "The Greater Man. .. F”- of the Conecticut diocese, will meetj day, No stars will be seen in a Para~ ”‘9 mutes 0' ”“5 c"? “l “‘9 rectory f mount offering. John Mason and Hazel 0‘ S" ””5"“ church, uptown. I Dawn in "The Fatal Card" taken from I itho old play of the. some now. On Norwalh music lawns are looking! Saturday,V LS E willollel' Edward lorwarrb with much pleasure to lllt‘lp Rose's immortal story, "The Ros l.‘1“‘l.calo and tea in be. held ill lllt‘laryy All next week, Charles K Chap home of Mrs. John McMullen, Judah Ito and his company will appear in a Inland, Thursday afternoon: from 39,195 of Broadway plays at popular three until five o'clock. prices BEBMlNS Bill) fill AlIEBEB BBMB HENRY —People who need rest glassea,b sure to get eyes tested by a real eye. doctor. and prescription filled at Brand' 11. The only right and the cheap- est way for everyone. ask for tense: i checks; gives you over 30 per cent} savings. ~ '§ (Continued From First Page) “Who Il’fllI'B?" l8 0 IBlOI')’ WilllHiIlleutenant in the German Army. had W990 .should 89¢ l0 fully appreciate' won‘thc iron Cross for bravery in tho the result of a jitney escapade inf fighting in the Champagne district of his 9911 getover-the‘groundl France, and came to America last The police asserted that Fay 'admittqd he came here to work out a lplan to stop the shipment of war The annual meeting of the societieslmunitlons to the Allies. Documents ~Ncw Canaan Messenger. . fi large! number of automobile hear- fish are scheduled to take place ble- tore Secretary of State Charles Burnes. in Hartfold, tomolrow andi .VWednesdny. Among those for W cd fled in an accident resulting in death 'Jin Darien; (ecil Tibblts New I.C11naIan IIteCkless driving l (week. A strong effort is being madcv ' in New Milford to secure the con . Itinuation of the business in that ll.1ce A“ l Congressman E. J.‘ Hill, of Norwalk, today ‘5 501““th improved He 1 a son of Mrs. 'Matilda Snther, of 11‘ has two engagements to speak this in Concordia Hall, Danbury. His sub~I ‘ jeIcIt will be his recent trip to the e; positions in California. on Tuesday Evening be will speak to the Brother- 1i ence of the War on America." ‘ I Visit pay one cent almost protection afforded by I mom Iviled to altenu Wluntllcon meeting orders. - Ion Itho bankruptcy affairs of the New WSW?! ‘0 have “"19"" 9 ‘Milford Hat 00.. which “as set for ”‘03 are known ‘0 be absolutely re- today, has been postponed for one liable. and there is said to be a good pros “mm” 1.. [pect that the effort will he succesaful stomach. week. 011 Wednesday anemoon at .Elm Grove street and broth 30 o'clock he will address the Fair M“ V same" ‘ the ”Wm‘rfi’yé' IMPORTANT SUCCEISS A11 French troops in the dlstl'ict is announced by the French \Var Office this afternoon a newspaper and you don’ t miss the money.- Yet a like-r 1 expenditure would more than pay for the absolute '. a sale-1119.111” in the ~ '. Vaults of This Institution. . , ., . ' In such a box you can place insurancepolic ballasts. stool; certifiCateIa, contracu', j with the assurance thatno in and inspect 911. new system grandmas: It in to be a basket in this country two years. This week promises to be one 011 great feature picture surprises at the handsome Regent Theatre. and should New Jersey and set a new mark for attendance at that Pulnt ,theatre for pictures, and every effort' ,itles for Mr. Bushman to display his: This evening Rev William F.Ca1'-an 1 Henry Kohlker will appear in “Thelmlshap from a platform some distance «use will claim that 115mm and Wil- 'tlme of the accidentt As Martin is the ‘mony Will 'blb considerably: shaken. ‘ 'case will dccupy 1110' your! days this afternoon in a feed store on the north side spread to a box factory. when a large number of girls were employ- ed. of lives had been lost. i 1 mg Page? at“ . e’iv' York to Wilson for distribution through New L111 1.11111 1 ;ucrney Taylor, for the plaintlJ‘, .put the corporation men through a searching Icrosl‘yexamination to ascor- tain the movements of oil cars in the yard at Wilson Point and the duties of the painters andcrepair menempioyod bv the corporations in the yards. At- Itorney Taylor wanted to learn if the tears that killed Mr. Liuster were oin- ployed in interstate or intrastate com- :anlCt’, but Attorn3' 7:1111ett,for the [New Ha1en road admitted on behalf lof the defendant ::.1 1'13: 315 were l engaged in interstate commerce l During the examination of witness jes Attorneys Barnett and Speliacy, ‘Wllo represented the Standard Oil (10., objected to Attorney Taylor's ques- tions astending to shape the answers of 1he witness. particularly in regard (Continued ,1 1'. 11110 is the star witness £01 the plain— ill Martin was on the stand again Fri- iday afternoon for an hour. but despite a sharp cross-examination b1 Altar» Illev Ba1'.net.t he clung to his story that :he was only a few feet from the car ithat killed Linster when the accident ioctulred The attorney tried to get Martin to admit that he’suw the fleet ldent from a platform some. distance inway but the witness did not change 'llli-I story. Attorney Barnett showed Martin a. letter signed by a Theodore Williams. in which the writer said that he saw Mr. [duster-killed. in the letter Wil- llams wrote that he witnessed the away. Martin denied that he wrote the letter and signed the name of Wil- liams to it. it was evident from At- torney Barnatt'o questions that the do llama are the some person» and that instead of seeing Linator killed from '1 distance of a few feet. Martin was actually some distance away at the principal wilneaa for the plaintiff. if it 's proven.that he wrote the Williams letter. 1 11111 11121111111131“ an, 111; stein. since horhao made he wrote 11111 letter: 1“ The trial of the case was adipurned until Tuesday morning at ten o'clock. it is expected that‘rithe trial of the EM denial that (ff 1. “Heek 1.1 ll ' PlilSBBBB BIBlS IN BURNING lelBlll 24 —l;‘lre tlila PITTSBURGH. OcIt. First reports said that a number 1000 EMPLOYES LOCKED OUT. A large quantity of explosives, in Ilcluding dynamite and various kinds, Because of the frequency 0l thefts 0‘ “dd “5“" l“ the making 0' ”1"“ union officials this forengon, the Na- Inesday are A V. lilllspzlugh concern- of money order blanks in this section slves was found‘ln the rooms the twoitlonal Acme Manufacturing Company of the country, the local postmortem men occupied in chhawhlu 01' in a this morning locked out 1000 “11', large merchants ill Norwalk to exer. 81011188 house in Hoboken. lclsc caution in the cashing of money the devices seized by the police, weregthe company to have “5 employee Merchants have. been advls peculiar bombs or mines believed to sign an agreement to work ten hlpurs The continuation of the hearing up cd to refuse to accommodate persons be design“! to be “3‘9““ t0 the a day for ten hours Dav union end ' ,ers claim Among ashed, unless rudders of ateamslllps. B At a garage in Weehawklu the po; operation for appendicitis and in the boathouso they also found four trouble at the Bridgeport‘wooden boxes, each containing 120 lospliiil on Satuld.ay His ,condltlonipounds of chlorate of potash, one of s the ingredients used in the manufac Iture of so-called sugar bombs in which er of Miss water perculatlnz into Ithe receptacle melts the sugar releasing springs and ‘ causing an explosion. The tldo men had been watched by detebtives of the New York Police Department ‘for two months. They were seen to pay frequent visits to an isolated spot in the woods of Grantwood, 1N. J., on the Palisades near Weehawken On Saturday last .‘ *Idetectives hidden 1.. a tree top. watch- ed the scene of their activities forl BY THE FRENCH PARIS, Oct. 25, 2:35 .p. m.— important succes by the hampagn‘c ‘ two men come there late at night and 3- ‘, test. an explosive by blowing” up ‘11 ‘ IAIgain yesterday tb' police. watched ‘. in the Woods and 141191.?” and 81111012 burning a powder 1.11 1.11113; an ex- ”plosive Wh911 the‘ 161%,”. complet- ted ellifhe 1111191111191 athed~them. .111 cording to the police. ' :oii‘ered» 11 doc to be satiric», every 11eg of the year for 1 Us, . ’a‘ntli ' 1.1.11.» 1 il“' sumac: 1111111311111 To unlrdo WTES. PEKING, IOct. 25.4—Prooldent 1111111 .- 1v": ~.,‘“ .- "1 plo1 es. “C9 found 11 “Kb powered automobllelthe eight-hour movement among ma- held "1 Faye name. and at a boat lchinlats here which has resulted in‘ Clarence Slitllcr.\1ho has been 2191- house on the Hudson River a swift several strikes. . :ously ill [01 some time. underwent a: motor boat which he was said to own Ihavo yielded to “few machinista’ dc mantis. Illl “BBSBBBEIS” fBB Tonight! Clean Your IBonkIelo and 8101)] billousneas, indigestion, the sick sour lstomach and bad colds—turn them out tonl lit and hes hem t it eleven hours. They say they saw libel is D t on w h Cos Cascaret now and than and neverl know the misery caused by a lazy liv- ler. clogged bowels, or an upset atom”- sch. 1Let Caaoarota cleanse you:- etc remove the sour. I take the excess bile from_ your liver and carry out all the CLEVELAND, 0. 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