NEW HAVEN, Oct. 27.4-The Amer-
“- Board had no missionaries at
f‘fierlsund on the Black Sea at which
”glue a massacre of Armenians has
been reported, according to a state
Int of Rev. Dr. James L. Barton, the
1 Reign Secretary, who is attending
the annual meeting of the board in
this city. Rev. Dr. Lyndon S. Craw-
I lord and Mrs. Crawford are at Tue
. Hound. which city already has been
the scene of a massacre.
51%.? The missionaries at Adana in the
£141" Western Turkey mission who are re-
7 mod by the State Department to
have taken men to Piraeus on the U.
I8 8. Des Moines may include the fol-
lowing, according to the latest lists
9 milable: Rev. W. N. Chambers, Dr.
flyrli H. 'Haas, S. Louise Peck, Dr.~.
Fred. D. Shepard, 'Grace Towner.l
IIOllvo M. Vaughan. Elizabeth s. Webb, '
’ llry G VVeb'b. Miss Lucie Bezel,
Its Davies, Miss Haniet J Fischer,
31188 Martha J. Pearson, Miss John-
ston and Miss H. E. Wallis. and Mrs.
Inry C. Rogers, formerly of New Bri-
tain, Conn. Miss Elizabeth Brewer
and W. L. Nute are at Tarsus.
The Tarsus Mission was in charge
n“ of RevFDr. Thomas G. Christie He
went to Constantinople to plead for
protection [or the Armenians and was
. .not permitted to return and so with
Ira. Christie came to this country to
attend the meeting of the American
Board. He is ill. however. but Mrs.
Christie is here
The Board meetings were presidedi
W by Rev. Dr. Edward M. Moore!
of Cambridge. Mass The first bust-I1
has was the election or many score:
of corporate members to take the who will appear with his
places of those whose membership week, with “daily matinee;
had expired The actual membership POPULAR AMUSEMENIS
E1111 1; toll before this was done Was 73 life- I’
Regent Theatre.
items
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compan
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.1 members. 145 at large, and 126 repre-
sentative members from societies.
The financial report was submitted by,.
I Frank H. Wiggin. the treasurer. and
in brief it showed that the Board con-Il Today is the long waited for day
tinues to have more than a million at the Regent Theatre uherc Porter
dollars in yearly receipts. lEmerson Browne's vital drama of to
The report of the prudential comddfly, “The Breadthritt' will be shown
- mince was read by Edward Lincoln 0!! the screen for the first time. Pro-
Smith secret‘ry of the committee. duced by George Kleine. this picture
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- and he was followed by Dr. Barton. has charming irele rams-itch 111 111$”.
It. gave the annual survey of con- leading role and under the guidance
“one and work in the various fields of Porter Emerson Browne himself
I on which he said the sun never sets. 'the entire production is oils that will
7 The present conditions in missions in long stand as a classic in the motion
Turkey were described by the Rev. picture art. The story is one of vital
J. P. McNaughton. of Bardizag. Then interest it depicts conditions that ex
came lndla's message by Rev. William lot at this very moment the charac-
anon. of Bombay. and greeting by tors are persons in every day life, the
' tour Marathi students; 5plot is intense and gripping and the:1
In the afternmn there were_ aId. entire Surroundings are such that
dresses by Rev. Ernest 1c, partridge, "ThuSpendthrii‘t" will long remain in
1:12“ Sivan; Rev. Harrison Maynard,.ot
'Bltlis; Rev. Fred F. Goodsell, 0t
33," 'Marash, and Rev. Phillip A. Delaporto,
1' of Nauru.
Rev. Dr. James L. Barton, secre-
‘ try of the Board. read a letter from
11 . AlveyIA. Adée, second Assistant Sec
‘ rotary of State, in which information
. , was conveyed that a telegram from
the American Ambassador at Con-
. Btnntinople under date of October 18.
stated that the American missionaries
, at Adana and Tarsus have sailed on
f the United States steamship Des
.. I'Moines tor Piraeus.
ROAD BULLETIN.
The track line highway between John Mason and Hazel Down as the
Hartford and Middletown will be open principals Saturday. a surprise ple-
Ior travel Wednesday morning. The ture Will be given.
new bridge at Rocky Hill at the rail-I Reserved Seats for Chlmplin T'llll‘l-
road creasing is of reinforced concrete ' dfllh
, and the new section of road beyond isf Reserved seats Will be placed on
also concrete. The completion of this $15318 tomorrow for the engagement 0‘
running continuously till 10: 30. There
will positively be no advance in prices
for “The Spendthrift. ” Tomorrow an-'
other Metro masterpiece is echednlll
in "The Bridge, Or the Bigger Man,"
taken from the play of the same
name. Henry Kohliker the eminent
actor will be seen in the leading role
and will make his first local screen
debut. This picture is in keeping with
the excellent Metro service.
,day, Paramount will oifer an excel)-
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:‘work opens up a fine road to New Ha-I Chas. K. Champlin and his associate port and Nehemiah Candee in Dan- the outliers of the Pahquiouue Gun club
i.
“no by the way of Middletown and
Durham. and also to Saybrook. 1.
players in a repertoire of high class
Broadway successes at popular prices.
Mr.‘ Champlin has not appeared in
Norwalk in 10 years and comes here
next week with the 11.111111111111111:
stock company on the road.
opening bill Monday afternoon will be
"Today.” jand ‘.‘The Yellow Ticket"
. will be given. Monday night. .
‘ BRiDGEPORT 0FFICIAL~DROPS
- DEAD. -
BRIDGEPORT, Oct. 27 —-Ja1I1Iies 0.
Grace, of Coleman street, assistant
health inspector, dropped dead at the
1 City Abbottoir, on Asylum street, in
the northeasterly end of the city, this
torenoon. He, was about 85 years of
age and was (armor-1y at New Britain.
A widow and daughter durviye.
“a...
our stock before buying
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CHARLES K. CHAMPLIN.
Two complete performan/s Qvlll held daughter Willy of iturritt
given tonight beginning at 7. t5 andltodal removing from this
:ternoon before .111de Williams and In
‘flury. M1 domain. are that the
A: lb. M‘ one-nonooo-wclvb
Somgthlngeopcidlyfl
y at The Regent Theatre all next
Mrs. Helen Baker of this city, Ila
visiting today in Bridgeport
Butler Lodge. No. 97, l. 0. O. l-‘..
win confer the third degree this even-
ng. ‘ '
M1. and Mrs. J. H. Sloan. of South
I‘Maiu street, will remove to Port Ches-
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To 1111011 isome
people is to like
them, while to
know othersis to
distrust them. So
also some ranges
are so indifferent
and insatiable as
not to commend
themselves. It is
otherwisewith the
Stamford, which
is universally
liked. To know it
is to use it.
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HORACE R. NASH
Cor. North Main and West Ste.
Our latest step brings us
nearer our friends in' West—
cllcstcr and thereabouts.
If you commutevia Grand
Central, this new store at
‘3 Fifth Avenue and 42d Street; _.
'I is right at yourflnger- tips—n 1
the 42d. Street entrance
brings you that much nearer.
Everything men and boys
wear.
Every modern device to
make the store pleasant to
shop 1‘11.
13vcr_vt,llinIgr backed by our
guarantee—‘ ‘y 0 u 1' money
back if you want it."
Roonas' Paar COMPANY
. Broadway Broadway .
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Four
Broadway Comm" Filth An. -
at Warren ‘ at Hot St. . J
New York City.
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trial of the action will not be finished l Many of the nativeborn residents
N. Y_.
The Junior Guild. of Trinity church,
met last night. Ordinary business
the minds 0! those that see this photo- W35 discussed
play at the Regent Theatre today: ‘11“. and Mrs. William Richards and Daley, of South Orange, N. J.. which' which have 11 poll tax. We do not
'took place in the latter clty Monday Ilmow what proportion of people who
to Dun- fattornoon. Mr. Greene was recently Illave I9”),- a poll tax to pay in Port
nue. are
c
buly. The many triends agile popu-
Ilar tamilt will rcgtel their removal.
Regular business matters were con.
sidercd, last night, when the monthly
business and social meeting of the
(‘hristlan Endeavor Society of the
South Norwulk Baptist church was
held.
Miss lsabclle McCarthy 0! Danbury,
On Fri- 11 member of the senior class of the w
State Normal school. to teaching in
tional cast in “The Fatal Card." with the Bidgeiield public schools '3‘" Wm!
substituting for a "your teacher.
is ill.
Many owntown attorneys are at-
tendi
\
town. 1111711111111 .1. R. Taylor is in
Darien: Judge John cough in Slam-
lord; Attorney J. J. Cuneo in Bridge-
who
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Those prophets of Mdnker Grotto,
who last night were the guests of
.honor at Azlm Crotto, New York, re
port a splendid time. The New York
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Connecticut prophets, and they soc—Ii door, whereupon plans were made for The moment you feel a dull “be ill
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needed admirably.
Little forerunners of the 1916 presl
dental campaign, in the form or Wil-vl‘“
son “safety first" pins, are being worn
by prominent. democrats. The pin ll 0:
catching dentin and bears a picture of
President Wilson beneath the slogan.“
" “solely first,"
The hearing of the case of Alexand-
er Campbell; 11111111.. my the New Ha.-
ven road. ct 1111.. was resumed in the?
superior court; military. yesterday at-
SPECIALTY BOXES
NoCreamo—e 1 ,-
lb. box......
to legal matters today outof-I
!
The men did their best to entertain the ““0“ went out recently ”in shots
1 m nearly cull: moo. Waterman 11111111111111» aunt ,
‘lllltil Thursday. ibf this country avoid paying the poll
Relatives and friends of Michael F'. ltax year after year." says the Law-
Greene. of Orange. N. J.. attended the' rence Tribune. What is true of Law-
’ wedding of Mr. Greene to Miss Minnie rcnce is also true of most other cities
1
islected as one of the delegates to re- .land p,“ it. 5“, 1, is not large. in
;present\the United Hatters 0‘ North practice it works out that only those
‘ America in the national A. F. of L. con Spay who are willing to pay.-——Portland
' vention’in San Francisco. Cal. Press.
E Court Dnnbury, Foresters of Ameri:
‘ca, is making preparations for a union
meeting of Foresters on Tuesday eve
l.11ing..\'01embel 9 All Foresters in the
city will be invited to attend. George
P. Sullivan. oi! Derby, supreme wood-l
ard; Thomas O’Loughlin ot Nance-I
tuck. grand secretary. and Thomas
Dowd. of South \‘mrwnlk, grand chiefl
ranger, are “pedal to be present Re, Flush the Kidney: at Once when Bock
gfreohments will be served at the cou— Hurts or Bladder Bothers.
cluslon ot the meeting At its meeting No man 101' women 'who eats meat
this evening Court Dnnbury will make' regularlycan‘makoa mistake by flush.
final arrangements for the 11111011 gath- lnxithe kidneys occasionally, says a
"in" ~Danbury News] well-known authority. Moht form:
An invitation has been received by uric acid which 0108' the kidney pores
so they 1111311311111 filter or strain only
mart of the waste and poisons from
.thlflilood, then you get sick Nearly
all rheumatism, headaches. liver tron
ble nervousness, constipation, dial.
mess sleeplessneec. bladder disorders
come from sluggish kidneys
Sills Ii HNE f0ll
KIDNEYS, Qtlll Mill
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for members of the club to be guests'
1 of the Norwallt Gun club at 11- venison
dinner to be held by the latter club
Thursday evening. one of the mom-Ii
bers of the Nowell: shooting orgnnl-f
summon dinner. It is announced that the kidneys or Will“ back hurt! or 11
there Will be a stimulant number 0! cu the 1“.an ls cloudy, ionenslvo. full at
tomobiles to convey all members 01 ,‘Iedlluet‘t. irregular of Image or at
the local club to Not-walk and mm':t°nd§d by a seIhsIaNOS of scalding,
here who desire to make the trip a, input (our ounces of .133 59,111
should Mm! C Howard Dal?! 01' F") {pom any reliable pharmacy and take
:1! Btlloy by this evening—1011111111111 ”It’uupoonml 1n n gins or water be
News. .. . ”do preakftst for a few days and your
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01111 salts is made tron: the acid oi
grapes and lemon juice combined with
lithia and has been and tar genera
tions to flush clogged kidneys and
stimulate them to activity, also to neu-
trouncwtho acids in urine,» it no
‘ longencausaa 11311111111611, thus ending
MANILA, Oct. 271-4719 typhoon in bladdeil" diaordnrs.
Southern 1.1m killed. ct least oncI; 111d (8de mubenllyoland con-
manna and potent! m1m, ln-Ik‘not loom; 111cm: delightful ghee
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kidneys will then not line: This tom- ‘
‘- following men were elected::
.ll). "Rial o
5.55110111th 1837
New Telephone Number is 6200.
Stone closes at 6 p. m. Saturdays.
(be
Embroidered and Printed Chiffons
Delicate and filmy as a cobweb in appearance. Yes,
a cobweb embroidered in colored sllks, yct strong enough
toC‘lijure many dancing parties.
white grounds with pastcl colmings. mm 61111011211
and floral effects, pink, pale blue, corn color and latcnder,
sometimes a hint of gold.
grounds “ell cmereli. \c1\ clict‘t—
Trilllmmg Suction.
White Doeskin Gloves
Bruxton Docskin and washable. Using ally‘ pure
white soap, tthc soft. and beautiful glows come out after
washing as soft and pliable as when now.
One clasp, embroidered 0111111111th11: inl‘liack and gold.
Persian colorings
we. .
“Slip—on” Sl\lt, 110 Clasps loose and c2151 wrist. Isty-
$1. 50 a pair.
Italian Silk “Knickers”
Of glow silk slurred into .1 cult that slips O\(’l' the
knee :1 lllL‘L‘ garmtnt in cold 1112111101 “hell txtra uarmth
is needed.
111 black. white and pink.
From $1.50 to $6.00.
Women’s Coats
Fancy Woof Mixtures, Plaids and Checks, strictly all-
w.ool llllade up in rather loose and easy fashion, some
lined throughout others unlined, or lined to the uaist.
Exceedingly stylish as to large patcll pockcts, collars
and buttons. From $10.50 up.
lish.
Veilings
Bordered oll Veilin s of fine lace net. shadow fig—
ures and etlcc-ive Greek [\cy run in silver, black and a
few in navy blue, brown and gray The stylc that hangs
- loose and free from the brim of the hat
5 ,, 1.00, a special value.
Autumn, FootWear
One of the season's smartest 111011015. a seamless but-
ton shoe, made 011 a new high—arch last, light flexible
hand— sewed soles two- inch leather Cuban Lours’ heels,
and pearl buttons.
Imported French Bronze Kid. and the new Midnight
Blue Kid, high‘ cut. 1
. $8.00.
Also in bla‘k glazed kid, with patent insert. a very
distinctive model.
.nlh
$6.00.
Complete lines in button and lace lllCMit'lS, with kill
or cloth tops. at
$4.00 and $5.00.
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WINSTED LAWYER DEAD. l’CIIt)’, s. Arnold. West.
WNSTED, 001111., Oct. 27..-Col Hartford: tlensllrtr. ttilllelt S Roy-
Wellington B. smith. aged 60,11 law-lmond, Norwich. lliszorian,IEdwin A.
\er well-known throughout North- Hill, Washington. l). 11; elllcl, Rot.
western Connecticut. and Vice-Prosi-F. W.H11rrei111 11.11 1‘1. Windsor; cap-
)liss Addie
“dent of the D B. smith Sons Com-1min, P. C. Eggleston, New London:
puny, cotton duck manufacturels at assistants, \i'. \V. Hyde, Hartfold;
Pine Meadow. died at his home hele Miss Mary Ringsbury Talcott. Hart-
yesterday of a complication of dis- lord; Mrs. H. L. Crandnll, New Lon-I
eases. He was 011 the staff oi Gover— Idem; W. C. Fans-on, Hartford; Mrs J.
-nor Abirem Chamberlain.of1 Meriden. W ”Bailey, Middletou'm Herbert Rah-
iHe is survived by his wife. dall, 11111115111; Mrs. Edward J. Pear-
\ ,Hnrttord.
were installed for the ensuing telmIi‘o' A 60" ml E
and reports made by the secretary
and treasurer. The ledge is in a lump“ Cold Compound" Ends Bad
flourishing condition, minncially. The Colds or 5,1”: in a Few Hours.
conventioli closed late in t‘1e after- Relief comes instantly. .
“°°n°_ ' ,. ' A dose taken every two hours until I
' three doses are taken will end grippo L
misery and break up a severe cold
either in the head. chest, body on,
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS CONVEN-If
TlOllIl.
BRlDGE’PORT. Oct. 27. -I-—A.t the ad-
journed convention of the Grand
Lodge of life Connecticut Knights of I
Pythias held here yesterday, olficcrsg
scenery on MAYt-‘Lowen‘ one.
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CIENDA 3. “mm
--,HARTFQED Oct. 2’1‘.-—'I‘he annual}. It promptly opens ClOEFIJHlV‘. nos-
meeting 01 the Cdnnccticut Society of trils and m, passages in the head,
Mayflower Descrludant's was held at stops nasty discharge or nose run-
the Hunter 1* Clue 3‘ “0°“ yesterday nili'g, relieves sick headache, dullness,
M15. Sara '1'- Kinney, Of this city. lllblfeverjshnegm sore lDl‘bRt, BHOGfiDK, _
governor, presided The secretary-AI soreness and stillness. '
Miss Addlé 8 Arnold of West Hart-l 'Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blowing .
ford. reported a membelship of 246 and shuffling! *Enst your throbblnt
a gain 0? 23 during the year The head! Nothing else 111 the World given i
treasurer, Gilbert 8 Raymond. of Nor-l such prompt relief as “Pope's CO“
wlch, reported a balaii’ce ct’6101'l'l1cICompound." which costs only 25 cents .
,at any drug_otcre. I it acts without:
Governor. Mrs. Sara T. -Klnney.l assistance. tastes nice, causes no in-
Haruordi“ deputy governor colonel, convenience. .Be sure you gctu tho
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