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The general missionary committee
of the South Norwaik Baptist church
Ihcld a regular business meeting last
Ieiening in the parsonage, on West
I street .
I
I Dr. F. L Olmstead, local veterin-
fury reports That many horses are :11;
Ithis time suffering with colic. lie
has had several cases within the past;
week Dr. Olmstead is unusualtyi
Ibusy at this Time and is having ex-
(client results in his practice. I
1 -. 2
I Chief of Police William R Penning‘
ton this morning announced that onI
Saturday evening he pill have a stun-
I her of plain clothes men stationed inI
Idill’erent settions of the city. Hallow-
Ie'en planksters are invited (0 hate
Iall the clean sport they “31“.. but
Irowdyism will not turn moment be
; allowed. ‘
The two attachments filed a fewI
Idsys 213) against property of liarryI
I Gage, in the Rocks road, hate been re
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‘1 THE sons-1r flatworm avmscsau‘rtsshe
365N£ m (113302.640 of no
(.5309: 7' parts)
arm
leased the claims of the Meeker CoaiI
1 company and liubbell & Staples Hard-
I ware company having been met Depu- I
I ty Sheriff Doulens acted for JudgeE.
I M. Lockwood who is in lhidgeport to-1
Iday, and Attorney .1th.]. Ounce re
‘ presented Mr. Cage in making the set-I
”‘51 Washington St. So. Norwslk
III NEWS
ostponed to Nov 5111.
'The'Elks plnochle tournament will
_1‘n-opeoed this- evening
mi‘weeks' idleness in this regard.
. «
ond Brothers have the contract
« The "Goodwin-Gallagher Company's
now. No. 2. is discharging a cargo of
90 yards of sand at fiaymond Bros.-
Isl-f;- South Nomuk .. i
Mr. and MrsWilllam Holt and son
111411111. have returned home to New
noon, after spending several weeks
I: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frank. ofl
dorwalit _
satu- M. w -
r' Lodge and Colfax Eitcanlp-
It. Oddfeilows will again clash at
treble tonight in their quarters on
tit Main street Up to the‘present
if“ leads by a safe majority or
in
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D. B} Plutnley. Past Great Sa-
Iof the State of ConnecIlcut. will
“'11 memorial service of Tribe
nn,No. 46,1. 0. R. IlL,.in
all, Greenwich Sundny' even-
her 31. ' -
isnatllllsle Shaw, of South Norwalk
Mia? Lucy Shaw. of Norotou,
We tinong the guests at the re-union
* ormor Sunday school classes of
gar M Wheeler, of the church
Iiiirist, in ’Danbury. Tuesday even-
Inner set d1awing Robe“ Sculzi'sI
I
in the
0ch South Main street after sevu'I
‘the MPTOVOIDGDIS and addition, '0 Icers were installed by District 1Dep
Norwalk Tire & Rubber 00.. In Iuty E J. Flemming The local dele- I
[nation was warmly welcomed by the.
knights. s—Stamford Advocate. ‘
" will be no social at the mid-I
eating in the South NorwalkI
ngrbgutional church this evening.‘
Missionary Society of this dis-
1
ascoouu'so I=Av1s Ptcruns. I
HARTFORD. Oct. 28. ~MattlleWI
Cooney, guide, at the State Capitol, I
Iias recognized the newspaper picture
it‘Fay. the German who is under sus-
Ip clan of planning for the destructionI
war munition factories in this
ntry as that of a GBrmah whom h
up to the dome ‘of the building
o.
Ing country. which be viewed
ugh a glass. He said the glass
was of the variety used by artillery
rs. Mr. Cooney’s recognition is
. hy- the statements of four
capitol empioye‘s. '
ix earning your existence.
you. are working. for
urpOse lifol
3,? am“
up a Savin
at" regular meeting WI.“ be held the play Danbtm High School on Friday
poct'pl‘ features being reserved untlliat 3 1). n1.
" Thursday, inasmuch as the an— 11’1’etybodv bill ”0km. and boost the
g meeting of the Woman's For N
t '5 in session today 8' the church Iwilccx, graduates of the Class of 1915.
are now going to the Normal School
at Danbury.
known as
lowe‘ on party Saturday night;
tions have already been sent out.
9. will meet today
Saturday afternoon. The man getting “D R
o with a German accent and he practice In the
ed to be familiar with the sur- Paul's church. in Norwalk.
press their jokes and pubs on paper.
since they have gotten up two papers:
The Sketic and The Rock. There is
great
making it very interesting.
who: of any sort is pure drudgery if it means mere;
re
o taobssndmak'es woMrEka real pleasure.
I' talement. I
I
I The board of estimate will be called I
IIupon to appropriate about $1000 for
Ischool teachers‘ salary schedule. 0w-
ing to the alertness of City Clerk
1 ‘Stephen Dokus it was discot ered yes- I
I Iterday that there was no appropriation.
Ito pay for several day's salaries due.
the teachers. For this reason they?
were paid short. and the estimate
Iboard will be appealed to make up
the deficit. . I
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A large delegation of members fromI
St. Peter’s 11nd St. Augustine (‘oun- I
cils made up four automobile parties. I
last evening, and visited Catholic Un- I
ion Council. of Norwaik.whose1ofll-II
Norwalk Council and was royally on- I-
tortnined A smoker followed the in- I
stallation On Nov 8 a banquet wiliI 1
be tendered by the Knights of Opium I
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Scene from “Yellow Ticket.” at Reg
A ‘POJJC‘ £7
hampli'n Company:
ent Theatre. Monday night presented" by Charles K.
bus of Connecticut to State DeputyI H..—
William J.Mullig11n of Thompson
ville at the Rate] Taft New Hoven.I
as a token of deep appreciation and
.esteem. and to celebrate his recentI
elevation to the office of National Di-1‘
Tickets for the banquet can
load! ‘grandtI
eotor.
be obtained from 5 the
Elias Howe. 1r. Womens
this afternoon fq a very
session. the annual inspection day. De- I81!) 11
pertinent President
Kelsey of Clinton. and Department ins
pector Hattie I. Aubrey of Meridon.
will make the inspection of the corps.
At the close of the session too will be
served and an informal reception held
for the visiting oillcers and the guests
of the afternoon. which will include
the Norwalk corps and many "from
Derby and 1M iliord. _ l
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lilGii SCBIIOI. NOTES
W'
I
the Norwalk High School team‘ will
‘nt' Amusement Park
H. S. .
Miss MIItI‘: “' ' I ' ' “ I
Miss Blanche Veriin, more widely
"Pete," ‘ will give 9. Hal-
Invita-
The “Nimble Finger Sewing Club"
Athletic Association in
basketball team. TheyI
parish house of St'
The Girls'
The boys seem to have a fad to ex
rivalry \batween wombat.»
.H‘
But with a purpose back
light: 1 1
Iér.‘ 11d
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f“THE SOUL OF- BROADWAY"
anossluo PHoromIlw. t
Bennettv (William E. Shay) is
. handsorne man4sbout- town. but despite
Relief his sophistication and génerai air of
(‘0th No. 63. Bridgeport. will meet being utterly biase he falls desperately
important in love with IA Valencia (Vneska Sur-
Lawton (Geo. Midla-
Robertlne M ion. a decrepit old routs. is a devoted
admirer also of La Valencia. but while
the dancerrworshlps his money she
detests the man himself. However. she
decides with characteristic Broadway
philosophy. that after all, money is the I
thing. Bennet finally steals funds from I
to bank of which he is president in ord Itho handsome Regent theatre and “I
er to hold the love of the woman with the big attraction Metro will offer B
'whom he has become so madly infatu-I A. Rolfe's greatest screen production’ Hartford ”9‘9"“53 heard ""3“" (“1'
1:0, "The Bridge" or “The Greater ManlI . tomobile cases, two of which were of _
dancer
I In the meantime. however. and be-
.foroho reaches La Valencia' 3 side with
the money he has ruined himself to'
Iobtaln for her. he learns that she has
Inlso taken money from Lawton. Be on-
braids her furiously and is raising his
arm to strike the women who has be- -.
trayed him when she snatches up a
pearihandled revolver. Bennett, beside
himself with rage, snatches 11’
her. In the struggle it explodes and La
1' Valencia is wounded. As she falls, the
police rush in. They have discovered
the robbery and traced the criminal to
La Vtilén'cia's apartments. Bennett I3...
arrested not only; for robbery but for
attempted murder. ‘I-lo is triad and sen-I ”9 remembered. Tomorrow Paramount
tenced to prison for 'even years FiveImlL one? “The' Fatal Cflrd" With two
I years pass and- Bennett now a 1mm famous stars John Mason and l-IazelI .
with silvered hair from his prison ex-I Dawn MI‘ M38011 IS best rememberedl
pariences. is released from the peniten- I10? his “fit in "The Witching Hour,"
tiary for good conduct. Bennett meets and Havel Dow
Emma, old Lawton's beautiful daugh- 15011qu 3'5er oil the acreén today For
ter. she knows nothing of his past andI Saturday afternoon and evening. v. L. N“ on". we in fifty requires inter-I
they fall in love with each other at. S E will otter Cosmo Hamilton’s
the foshlonable seaside resort whore SIIH‘IDE appeal
they meet
Bennett, who is on parole. realize
that he must report to police headquar- I “1°
tors once a month; at the same time
he’lmnwsthst onsucmoccasioos. he
. will be followed by the detectives who
loan. watching him: IHehWt
mo. and is accepted. While
. been going on ILawto
appearance of Li Vsiéii‘nt‘a at a rash-
, tenable music-hull; on as night of her
debut, with the house tilled with first-‘I
nightors. critics and a fashionable and I
expectant audience. Emma. her moth-I “‘9 9388mm!“ 0
A
that New; Yo”: wipe.~
a1 11 the most‘ aetu'shégpu
has gone pal
man.
today at the Palace Theatre
THE REGENT.
Today is another big feature day at
I
taken from the successful play of the.
same name. Henry Koliher will be
best support and Rolfe, the producer
says that “The Bridge" is a production
that he “is proud of. Henry 1Koliker is
one of the best kpown leading man on
the legitimate stage and on the screen,
he has created the same favorable in-
pression thatsh'as won him a high place
‘01: the speakingIstage. The play is a
dramatic series of surprises, the pic-
turesque surroundings that mark the
'settings of the story are said to be .‘
marvel of art and the entire presenta-
tion is said to be one that will long
from
Its one of the most.
Itué." As a play, 'it. was a ”bastion.
warnings. that has ever found its way
to the screen Thé‘ picture little in
.11 plain words (111111131: poisibi‘e up
.fEditE'Or) the folly 'of ignorance and M
Hamilton, .the authenaskes in his 9111-.
Ideals' that every mother arid evo'ry
'daughtor- should see this picture ”and
benefit by the leopon that it. teaches
'soato NowSoIling chmmm
Reserved posts A
I?“ m g 50ng Iand his company at thehogbnt theo-
Dbl .-Hg hIlg-I 'tl'6'. all next '00
u thorns-“15.1 Openness 1b 4.11 1
I 1m ‘ ‘
Suddenly. she reveals headhunting lions. at once establish him as one of
the mark from her face before the “‘0 "TY 19' IOCII favorites. There. "
crowded "mum's room. Bennett poles. are twenty artists in Mr Champtn's
as he recognizes liar, and then comes organization,
a scene that is of such'sweoplng power 909““? priced company traveling. Mr.
no declared IChuoplIn. 1'“? has steadily forged to
”jam"; the front until
ever seen upon the acmh.‘ All that most producer In the nonunr priced
[mo Insigniil— fled beleves in’ presenting each play
canoe before the wondorl‘ul scenes that it!“ as thO author intended it should.
follow with swift,I compelling succes-I
lion the meeting face to face in the "8 "The Ninty and P719." “The Yel-
gnmbllng house of The Masked Wo- 10" Ticket" “The EMMY."- ”Madame
X" "Today" "The Burglar and the
“‘The Soul of Broadway" is shownI Lady
1 I The prices for this engagement wil
' Ibe matinees 10 and 20 cents. Evening
melting it the larges
today 'he is the 13
prices will be 10c. 20c, 30c and 50c.
~
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AUTO LICENSEISUSPENDED.
Secretary Charles 1D. Burnett.
Norwalk interest.
A. V. Millspnugh of Dutch strnc'lt I
seen In the leading role with the very and killed a ”0" 1“ West Norwalk, I
'He did not have a license
at the time of the accident, but took
one out later. License suspended {or
any 17. '
ten days.
Cecil Tibbits of New Canaan was
driving on the wrong side of the road
between Norwsil't and; I
Stamford. License suspended for ten
October 3,
days
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