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trio :1 101 NEED ,1.
“ $111le DERBY
g 1Tuis admirably dignified clean-
. jiheudwear lends a touch of
dignity which at times may be
highly important
?I .011: New Delbies are ploper in
shape. height and textule.
The) file Jide for us by the
(helm 6’: Knapp Co.
$3.63 $4.00. I $5.00
Joseph Davis
.5 Washington St. So. Norwalll
w.~’— . - .q-
Robert F1 iemanver or Cross street
left-this morning for Port Jarvis. N.
1‘Mr.-i1‘riedlander will Spend a fern
. pyewith friends in that city.
‘T-Visit our Victrola and Sonora Par-
,lor-and bear both machines before buy-
I log. .We are open every evening. come
iii 11in time.
The local police have been advised
Mile theft of a Ford car. bearing the
nee-i1.- C7106, and owned by Bridge
fit parties.
3 Little Dorothy, the granddaughter
’0} Mr. and Mrs. James McKiernan. is
n
M-II l l‘
The building inspector issued per-
Imlta this morning to M. J. Riordou to
build a one-story addition in the rear
i’bf the Timothy Breenan house, on
Putnam avenue. to cost 8300.
1111.. Nathan Edison, of East Wastlln'g
mil street. has been reported to the po-.
Eve
ILseriously ill at her home in Chapeli
“7m"; ‘w°'I”°“m‘Id m“ °‘ M“ ‘nargenéml hospital comes under fire.
it AiiilSiiiEii
REGENT THEATRE. ’
BIB Billii ii
i NEW Milli!)
Blindness of Virtue" will be the fu-
tulo picture at the Regent theatre this
[Wallflued from First Page.) i
. 'afternoon and evening. This picture is
x,-
21.1155 near an encampment or Amen-ii!l I3ix vans and has Edna lino and -
(an troops Stat: oned “hardly a mile 1 Bryant Washburn in the leading roles.
north of the border. 31mm Brigadier. Ignorance is the main theme of this
(Leneral Thomas 11‘ I.l)avis who as- Ephotoplay which i! descrlbed '5
sumed command yesterday. has about. ' strong “”931 to every mother father,
6 000 soldiers with sixteen 3-inch field daughter and 5°” Mr Hamilton Ipotnts
guns. The l'nited States troops have out in his story that due to ignorance,
orders to plevent shooting into the there is untold sufferings in this World
[1mm Stamp iand in ‘The Blindness of Virtue" he
, General \illa's army today‘peached preache! a sermon that is sure to
the (Yallardos ranch, some 18111118118ka home. especially to the mother
southeast of Ag ua Prieta. in Bernard and the daughter. if anything. the pic
i110 Valle), just on the oillel side of tut-91:: better than the play. and in ad
Chiliellun Mountains. . This placed vacating that mothers take their
him within a fairly easy march of the IIIIIII'II‘hIers to their breast 89d “I!
barbed wire entanglements fronting ”mg the real truths, Mr. Hamllton has
General Calies' elaborate system of perfected a story that can only do
lwfenses 1 good The matinee will begin at 2: 30
General \illa is expected to attack iggsttfofgeifilsg :iIlIlmI‘lIowgilI $211221:
Ion“.an 1nd “an“ eel‘sI are “OWdII 1 lures will also be shown tonight at the
lng mto Douglas 1
.. ' Regent Theatre.
Although already possessed of :1I CharlesK. Champlin Next Week.
fairly effective system of protective
works. G neral Cellos had his I menI After an absence m about 9 years,
. . Charles K. Champlin and his company
employ thelr final walling hours today will return to Norwalk next week it!
3:33: to mazes of trenlhes and ”II the Regent theatre with the reputation
' for having the best repertoire company
Not a blade 0! grass ”OI“; in Agua in America today presenting the new-
Plieta and dust whirls sent dancing est Broadway plays at popular prices.
about by winds that. constantly sweep And by constant plugging. and the
”‘9 country. “03““) grey the brown llard'ést kind of work, Mr. Champlin
faces and blue 0"“ Ils ‘I’f the “0“ has perfected Ian organization that is
diers as they labor (1 with picks and an institution in the towns I‘m“ be
shovels under the eyes of woinen and plays each year to alwuya increasing
children. who frlnge every MeXican’businesssTllis week in Stamford. 11115
Wmfllfit battlefield. 1 popular company is enjo ing capacity
The city of Douglas extends. right houses at each performan e and from
down to “19 border line. but 15 present indichtions the Norwalk week
“mime” built for perhaps ha" a mile will be a real record-breaker. Person-
north from the boundary. Facing this allty, great chunks 6f 1:, 15 one of
Open Space the Carranza soldiers fln~ Charley Cbamplin’s assets and with a
ished 10ng 11 trench line which can supporting company of excellence. he
pk'iod around Aglm P119“! 1! band of given plays at popular prices that not
defensive works. that extend 1'0“!!le only equal the original ones. but are
three quarters 0f 8 mile north and in most cases better. Walter Percival
south and about a mile and a thinner the well known scenic artist is a meat-1
east and west. ‘r ' ' ber‘ of the Champlin company and the
Tile town itself wlm its adobe build-1001110 productions are exact replica
ings. tents. godowns and lean-to bar- 0! the original New York shows. in
racks housing, thousands of refugees‘MOBdaY “"6510“ the “8 dramatic
driven in by the Villa. advance. lies “@0983 "Today" will be prescntedand
within and overlooking 111111 ellipse or on Monday night Al Woods‘ sensation-
Jefensive works. nl story “The Yellow Ticket" is sched-
Theqreiugtfes. mostly women {“id uled. Reserved seats are now selling
children of the poorest classes Iln Me; at “'9 5" oflice ‘0'“‘9 entire ”333"
Ice, will be. brought over to the Unit ment.
ed States when Villa attacks. 1"
Plans also have been made to bring
over the Carranza wounded if the
a ,
BTAMFORD THEATRE.
One of the largest musical and dra-
'mstic productions which has ever been '
Three lines or trenches;1 the spurt; house by the Stamford Theatre will
of Col. Max wire. a Chilean engineer, he offered on Thursday evening. Nov.
teens» missing. The yodngster was
at seen yesterday afternoon near the
“Bimbo Bridge, on the East Side. He
had not been found this morning.
The executive committee of the So.
upmalk Congregational church met
I i; night and transacted aimportant
1511131111. "The matters discussed last
,- g will come up for final action
I ' church at the meeting to be
don next Thursday. '
, Alex 11112531111111 street arrested
‘iibl‘bursday night by Officer Jarvis Mur.
. V 3011 West avenue, charged with
‘ oiling. reckless driving and neglect
to have lights on his automobile..
all this morning fined. by Judge Geo.
flVosburgh. $10 and costs, amounting
. St. John A: Keyser, building con-
tractors. are building a fine bungalow
I'a’t Harbor View Beach. one on Row-
ayton avenue, one at Beard’s‘ Rocks,
IalIl for local parties. This firm has
1 IIqust completed a two car garage at
”Marvin Tract" for Stewert, Elliott.
.IClarence Brown's bungalow on Elm
wood avenue is completed.
According to reports United States
postoiile department a parcel IposIt con-
vention has been established between
he United States and Argentine Re-
publlci This anonuncement will be-
i'met with favor by manufacturers and;
orchants alike. It is required by the
convention that the goods shipped byI
the parcel post shall not weigh more
than 11 pounds, and shall not measure
nor more than six feet :31 length and
girth combined“ The charge will 'be 12
cents for. each pound or fraction there-
of- it you are working {or
more than five feet‘slx inches in lenfith Hollingsworth and HarrisoIII
Are you 11111111 Willi {Purposef
Work Io? any sort is pure drudgery if it méans merc-
1y earning your existence. But with a purpose back ‘
WMMIMQEk-h reel
Iifi M
are like those in the European war 4th. when Henryxw. Savage will dis
1 icicle his anemone production of the
trenches are dramatic spectacle. "lilverywoman."
20119. ‘
The tlllee lines of
Ifronted first by lines of barbed wire The organisation is 36951393!!le by 8
which. it is said, can special symphony orchestra It is with-
ha Idendly current or out doubt the most sumptuous produc-
and this no fields of tion which Henry W Savage has ever
m.ines Isenl on tour. "Everywoman" has been
From all three lines of trenches zig- witnessed by four million! of Ameri
zaIg communication trenches. facing cans and it has been‘played in 5 for-
the American side, run through the sign countries it is an absolutely new
Itown to the trench in the rear of Agua idea in theatricais and partakes 0' the
‘Prlela. These principally are roi- More oterand opera. musical comedy
bringing in the wounded or for send. and drama. Th“ is “18.0le ”EVE?!
iing out reinforcements without expos- woman" company touring America.
iing them to fire. These communica- "Adelaide," in which. as Beethoven.
ition trenches are dotted wi '11 dross- David Bifiphflm Will she seen. at TheI
ling stations in dugouts. which are Stamford Theatre. Nov. 2nd.. is found ~J
iprovlded with barrels of water and 9d upon fact and deplete a romantic
first aid outfits, episode in thel lie of the great compos-
The general hospital still is located or in conlunctlon with the presents-
in an adobe building. which formerly tion 0f “Adelaide." Ml‘ Bispham and
.was the post omceI Here 1),- JI 1, his company of actor- musicians will of-
‘Holllngsworlh. an American, and Dr Iier a miscellaneous concert called
'1‘ L Harrison. of Toronto. Canada, “The Rehearsals " .
who just returned from Belgium. are Henri Barron, the distinguished Rus-
in charge_ Their patients May “1.81mi tenor, Who Wm appear here With
eluded llllriy typhoid cases and a David Biopham in the letters Beet-
numbel of wounded men from former hoven 9135'; “Adelaide." was the 31‘“
Ilbrmlep in Sonora. . Ito sing Puclnl’s opera. "The Girlof
! The new hospital~ is unfinished. ln Ithe 001““ West " in E33115“-
'the meantime the post office sheltersI When David Bispham, I‘Vho will
ithmsick and wounded and theirfami— “1°qu appear he") '53 Beethoven in
has or those of the Mexican nurses,"h1° “9‘3“ play‘. "Adelaide? mI con-
1who live all together with children Junction V’Im‘ which M“ Blspham and
and animal pets. including many dogs. his company will present a miscellan-
The- girls, whose only insignia con- 9°“ ”we"! was preparing in Europe
mm of white cloths wrapped. in ‘tun' for his public career as a singer. he
ban fashion about their heads, and realized “93 only the value 0‘ correct
Isix “practicantes” or hospital stsw- department upon the concert platform,
ards. are the only seals b at that. in order to impart variety‘to
entanglements.
Ibo. chnrgcd wit
electricity Bey
ants of Drs:~~“
his operatic characterizations, he must
learn how to act upon the stage. {Ills
geVacant WOW? can be rented and therefore IItIIII-IiIaIlIWIIm Ililrench ”my
good tenant brough Sen-19.1?ii and with W“
' tinelI Want Adiertlsing
that gave. him Vlintrlodinte 3gp
Ii ‘among artists of establishedII
tionI. '
i Marie Narelle. the Australian mono,
I.wbo will appear here In support for
IDavid Elepham in the lunch Beethov-
on play. "Ad lilde, ecently conclud?
IjoiI 'IrIecitalI wiItlIt
i
award. and it lightens II:
Cosmo Hamilton-is great play “The -
a;
. "The 0:191.ng Goose " '
:Ilina-up of the Dunbar; team “W’Noxemhar .16 “I“.
’terbsok-t'
. holes. ion" guns;
I the 113111.11 gulls so.
Jun
' IDELLE Ip ATTERSON,
Lyric-Soprano with I’lJavid Bispham.
(HOPES WAR WILL sun soon '"’"‘""“
D. Nattonberg. employed in the Ma- IASSAUIJ CASES
hackemo Hotel barber shop is in re
ceipt of a. letter from his cousin, Pauli
Continued From Second Pan
Arndt. who is 11 prisoner of war in}
Scotland. near l-lswick. The writer i
tells of having been interned in camp]
on July 9th. following the sinking of;
the limit . - -.
may; “8:431:33: 52221;}: £1} weeks. The 11m of 11115 week 111. Me
Arthur swore out a complaint ag’ainst
the 8 men before Grand Juror Joseph
' Valden and a hearing was to have been
held before Justice of the Peace Chas.
Wade Walker last evening at 7:20.
taken to the camp where he is. Amdt
tells of the privileges he and his fel-
Thphdiy afternoon McArthur . .waa'
arrested on a warrant sworn out/ by
low prisoners enioy'. They can write
home (Germany) regularly. He saysl
Grand Juror 9. Holmes on complaint
of Janiplero. one of the defendants in“
that under the circumstances he is eat-
the other case. Mr. McAIthur was tak-
ieiled with the treatment received.
on before Justice of the Peace Valden
in closing the writer new "We are
here with the best hope that the war
PIRIEMONITIIONO. for a hearing at seven o'clock Thurs-
day evening.. McArthur asked for a
ucannot lttst much longer, but nobody
knowfs'
Patriotic BIIclligerentIél-low am you
continence of the case in order that
t descrl e n mment on
“I“ o b ,a i“... (:9 he might secure counsel. Mr. Holmes.
this affair? tM ad I l
Press Writer-‘41 am "gong to tell 1111 3“ “m? 0 “In“ “mt Islonlrl
important facts “and put the blame " .u” ”u" w“ “0‘ represented by
where it belong‘ counsel that the defendant did not
Patriotic ’Belilgerent—‘There: l ““1 “3 “Mb“? inflated on his
knew all the time thaIt you were blt-; IcflIiite-n coxI‘I'I'Izdchunsi’l "XIII :lfltite
teriy prejudiced against us.-——l.ong ““qu ‘3 0‘59 01‘ well 11
ville Leader. Before the 20 minutes ware gone.
Attorney William H. Cable of Danbur
lllGll smooi NOTES i "
appeared in the Town Hall. where theI
ible went to Ridgetield to assist in thaI
hearing was being held Attorney Co-
a High School prosecution of the case of the State vs.I
\
Sterling snowmen:
Thebttlre of Quality Ianll Fairness
ISTERLING RANGE CLUB
'Now Being Formed.
yIRced Carriages in an fin-
ishes, Brown, White, Guy
. and Natural, Bi“-
A lIarI'IgIe Assortment, very miserably priced from
Sterlmg Furmture Co
opp. iioyi’s Theatre.
”I _‘ samplinocr 53, ms
/
Ar,-
1
’ Joln To-day
audienjoy for the rest of your life the finest baking.
‘ cooking and heating range in the country today.
A range that is fully guaranteed by the manufac-
turer and ourselves? cook, heat and bake.
Range .. $14.95 to $75.00
Brass Beds
39. 50 to
$75. 00
The largest assortment
ever shown in the city of
Norwalk.
Blankets and (.omiortables
$100tos7.00I.
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Phone 105
127-129 43f Washington SII
,
Miss Ethel Hayes.
student and ha. mother Mrs. 30,“, T. iJantpiaro and his two companions.I
iwhlch was set tomommeuce before Jua- .
Hayes, are going to Yonkers to spend .\
‘ tics Walker at 7: 30 o‘.010ck
the week-end. i
Samuel Fitch. a High School‘ stu-I Attorney Cable at once proceeded to
dent. will give a HallovIe‘ on party at due“ Mf- McAflhur in this action and
his home in Wilton. Many of his algn‘ incidentally read Some law on the sub-
School frlends are invited. 1e ct °t I“ defendant’s “in; ‘0 ‘ con-I
The musicals and literary selections ““3““ 0' an “6110!! in order to se-‘
in the assembly yesterday mornln ancure counsel. The statutes state that’
t ucce s. Winton K01 1111 necused 3.11%“ have the right to be
proved II grca s I R03“! by himself and by counsel and
W if Sturdevant gave a
LQILISE; like“? named “Fall Story or but for his appearance in the hall toI
Miss Bertha Salsbury. Miss Ethel
Hayes and Cletus IMaguer gave
sketch called "A School for Scandal. "
which we; especially good. liaroldI
Streat‘ rendered a recitation called’
represent Mr. McArthur in the otber
icase. the defendant. under the 111111111
lot the justice, would not have been
iglve sufficient opportunity to. secure
ilega vice.
The hearing continued until 11 3i)
. o’clock Thursday night. at which time:
1yonl the state's side had headboard
Attorney Charles I.W Murphy of this
city appeared to assist in the prosecu-I
game with Danbury. ,.The ‘score “I! :10an the can; amino? McAIrthur. :Il‘he I
20'to The line-up. of our team was: i so as was a journ unti Satur av.
. ' November 6. at two o'clock ill/the af- i
C 0 Hare. center, Y' erdm‘y' “gm.ternoon.ycA1-thur furnishing sureties'
gu.ard J Dilesa. ”8M tackle, Wm.for his appearance at that time. ‘1
Mailer. right end; J Glenn. left SUSIM‘ 1 Meanwhile the hearing of the c‘uoII
S. Kelley; right tackle: Racket. right against Mr. M cArthur prevented, “1:1
end; H. Street. left halfback: 0. Cops holding of the hearing against
1W1 quarterback M Barker. m13.3“!"defendants in the other case an Jens-
and G. coroner). left halfback“ Tbe tice Walker adjourn“ this a,” IIIIItII. .
The basketball practice of the Glrlsl
Athletic Association was postponed oni
account of the football game.
The N. K. S. football team lost the
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Dyes.- right MM MII1°““'.I°I‘1I“““‘“NB comment in Ridge-I ‘
”no. 1111111111111; ,Wensrofi center; "PE" 11.1 tlI‘sl-e potted 11111111111111 tho so"
_ WW‘Kflifim against 1161121111} was for the on. ‘I
is: ‘P Polka. left end; Harknegf (18m pose of dismdltlng him when the case
HN' Chichester. 118111 tackle. .‘IndI against the other three 11 came up,
Ward, tight end. Smith was filln- but now “If“ the casein WINK? IMcAr-
IblH'Y'S star 1115261“ H9 ”“9 two thur is a defendcnt unmet be 11 com:
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From A Coal
‘-<Pbcket is Pos-
ltively ». “Clean
It is not exposed to the
millet- and\ cannot be
, bacterium the wagons un-
/ has it h thoroughly screened
We carry the best IcoaIlI to be obtained and charge no
more' than elsewhere“. ‘ '
_ Tell us your heating problem and we‘ will tell you what
land of coaltousc. . ,. .
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touchdowns and tibial two 8931'- 3‘ pleted. and the other case is t‘b come.H
also did most of thou-11111111111. DY“ up ahead of it; the effect of a decision
arteammmmsmrthur will 1136 done ’1
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