3 WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24, 1915
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7‘ i U (l i The N E than (‘.0 is ready with
$912“ a or n erwear 3tl1e classiest assemblage of apparel
:g for the holiday that it has ever been
Adv.
I? ‘0 eio‘he the lyinr pleztstue to inspect. See,
_,, whofe tamily I
Men's Women‘s and childrem’ gar ‘
at 25c, 39c, 500 75c and $1.00, in
and fleeced lined at
E. K. BANKS
HAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
South Norwalk.
wavflwufiwfl, .- ,
‘Leave Your Subscriptions For
Magazines
with us and we wil take care
of them. Come in and ask
:K
I'iiiied States Senator l’.
Tilt-1.11111 1- ill start for New Orleans,
3today 111111 in that city will JUlIl a party
'1o \isit the "bird sanctuaries”
the Unit «11' Mexico. Former President
,ltoosett-lt is exptt'ttd to be a Incin-
'ber of the party. Senator McLean will
lieturn to \‘Cashington in tillleIlIUl‘ the
opening of congress, “Et‘klllbt‘l'.
George
t1.
3 —BANNER BAKERY, 5 MONROE ST.
I llid you Ett’!‘ try one oi our delic-
iii 11 with suit cream or
i1osttu:' filling as you choose? Now is
3““ you will want another. Tel.
I367.
layer calm.
time,
I for one of our circulars. U a
bonnrttrs
Stationery Store;
llttnters who have been out 111
woods in this \it'inity in tntcit oi' grunts
during the past few duys say tliztt the
min of l1.s'. 'r‘iitiliy lll'." filled the
nothing it tliiiit-ult to follow
will Itt‘fll'll The early
fillingr oi' the swamps 111'l'ords game
birds additional protection and huh“-
-1'.: hollow tl1'.1t liirtzo strings of
birds; will he Itztl' pros-
('lll st-ztson,
swamps.
3:11111o ttailr-
i'ow
getl during the
IIIII NEWS
WW.
(lit'i's
t‘hurt'h,
ill-it evening, 111 the parish hull.
The regular meeting of Washington
(':1111p. 11. l‘tttt'iotit ol' the
Sons of .‘ttuorit'at, was attended h_\ a
huge number of the members, I'd‘il
ott'ning, und :1 duo time was had. Au
oyster supper was sorted hy the enter
11nd enjoyed by
.,
So. (truer
There was 11 mot-ting ol' tho
Fflendly Society, at Grace
‘\
' 1. ~Xour lenses duplicated til. Brand's.
'Afik for loner. 131,,.(.ks.mw. 30 3,”. cent. lzittitnent t'tilllllllttt‘t'
aaving. till, l’crt'i 'ttorroll oi' ta‘prinudale, ra'~
_ ('t'itetl $.l’11111 (‘l'1rI-., ot ;\orw'ull:,
I,” E2131) and .Itist'lill t‘;1rr. of Xorwnl‘d.
'Bertt'unt (Warlord ot' I‘unuo strait. 3
~-'wlto is Attending Storr' 5 turn 111111111
College. tr: 1‘! home, i'ot'tlie,'-l‘I11111its
it'L" 1111: tits on the motion of the at-
? SWIM lIUII‘IinSI totnei tor the defendants to set aside
I. T‘Tfl tho \t'l‘tiit'l oi $.._titttt ;:l\'tli tho pittin-
I The “(’Igm‘” I““’II““I ”r ”I“ Annw lii‘i' I‘l tht t'1tse oi' Ali'xundcr l‘tiiup-
hing] Smith ”'ltitnspoi'tntion cotnptiuy hell “mm, W- the. Now York. New
II'IdlBChMB‘d “ ““10“ 0‘ “U" “A” “f' liuvt-n 11nd Hartford littiil‘tttttl (‘tilll-
-,' Whitehall (cutout for Raymond itrotlrt ltflttl' (,3 11ls., by a jury in ,3“, recent
.9") m their “ha” In South NMIIII‘Ik'ltcrin of the superior court in tinn-
l. burg, which were to hatt- hot-u ht 11rd
~THANKSG|VIING EVE , before Judge Williams, oi' the superior
IMCEHQIIH Singing Urt'hostrn. Armory court, in New II11ven next Montltt,“
~DENNIS 5'1. 'Ittttt‘ lJt‘t‘l‘. postponed until it into!
' I ’ ‘ diitc
SERBIAN ARMY
BEING REINFORCED
i’\I\'i.\~ .\'o\ 3t 1:115 11. 111
IIIt .\It-1'I1i1to 111111} at \Ionzistit is
1100115 lltilll
IItIItrzt :mi
' The Holy Communion'willdm 1'eIe ,
bmted in Christ Church. I'Iais't Nor-
waik -on 'l‘hnnksiliring Jittyfiiiorning
( Iat 7 o’clock. All coiniuunicnntts ztre'
earnestly invited.
Meeting of the West Norw'iiilt t‘lu'is-
rim-in}; i'cintor'mi 111
i'i(i\(I\ili‘ I\Il'll'ilt\(t
tion~ Eiideaior Society in tho West (Militia, uttottiiug to 11 tIisp 111 I1
_. Norwalk chapel, Sunday. 'No\‘. :x, :1i;i1'oiu tltt N-ihiuu ti'.out iI' 111d
745 p. in. Lender: Miss 1.1111111 linttis. Nov 20 11nd timistttittt'ti It) tit (
'Ii111 '1s c"oirtspoudt tit :11 Sztloitiii
' \111 14 (inns and 111111111111itions
--‘--— .111'1' Ilt‘llll" stnt tiont Stilonilti II11
——SPECIAL NOTICE. St-i'lis occupy positions south-
The St. lirciidnns Sixth l‘oiupnn) gwtst oi I’riIt'p 11t I’firiitiiti Kins
baskcthziil game w'ill be. played on lit-\o Ilrdu.
Thanksgiving afternoon No evening (uncut '1I Ilon'miitIt
'gaiuo at the Armory This is to enI\Iit1ist;'i of \\ .11 is 11r'i11ng'in:1 i'oi
able George Smith to play, as he 111.311 tiit- shiputt tit into Strhiii It}? 1111)
3.1408311"ellglgt‘llit‘lil for that night. Iof .\Ion11sti1 oi tittzuttitits 11 pro—
Ii lvisious whitit haw 11cc1111111i11tt'd
‘" ‘ There vas a hearing tiot‘oie Manic 3111 Sziiotiiki. .\Iiittstcr oi LIottt-
,1 rthCY lteieree JUIm \\ Bonita. it's lint-M \I.titttl\'o\it(h is ill \It)llil>"
"'1 terday on the applltation of Moset lt. Ill!" to $ll|ttl\'i\t' tht' shipment.
Wliensky of Stamford for .1 disc'luur'ot I lit sitn1 ition 1111 "lite
from bankruptcy ’lhcio “11v no 11p 'IlIt'tilll i< (lt‘ stiihod 11s twin," 11.1I1u
peamttce in opposition and tho dis- ""‘“
I'lchal‘go will he rt't'onunendmi to the
I court.
I1..,‘.0pldlry"li0lll(‘ Missionary Work to 111‘»
Done in 0111' (Yonnuunity.
1
\ci'hi: 1n
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l' tcuch
~A good 11d. pays host in the
3 pnpor.
tittiiii’ihiilttts
host
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”At the boxing hunts l'1st evening it .
" was announced that Batting Knox. of3
1111111i
‘ 38011111 Ntit‘wfllk, (haiiengod any ,
of his weight in tho. stutc, it. w'n'iI REGENT WTHEATRE
' Statedthat among the boxers who ho:
had beaten wits Al lhtte's'. formerly of
this city ullanltui'y \‘cw's
"Melting Pot" Today.
'lho Milling i’ot“ i: too pro'unmI,
tor today 111 the Regent theatre and
John I Mollitt of II‘ISIIInngI' I)II’WuIlu'r \‘t hitoside will be seen in tho
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{I form 31' iovldt-nt. of the United
I C k p ' . ' 'i'o oie that Ith originally created 611 the
Hatter: of North America, has just
' The picture is in 6 reels and
Stage
is piodutoti hi the ( ot't
:ttion ititlt mull) of the original actors‘
.. been sent ‘0 \tot'iden 11s. representn
~ it‘i in Cor 101'-
tit’e tht dtpzirtmcnt of labor at I I
oi“
.“3ITVrashit1ttton for the purpose of on- 3 ll 0 ("1 t “T-l (1 Meltitt Pot” derl'ul features to come ““3, \llonI
deavming to bring about a settlement Ln 3' ‘ l t f ih b t \g 3 i a {ind his \luwicul S3003, “mm. ,m 353 .
of the strike of silv'ei workers in tltitt3 ”at 1‘ s ‘l SW“ 0 9 es ‘ m” C 11 II underlined m, the ”mm “Hg, (.3',
limit in the traditions of our history", 1. 1
city. W q l B h _ '1‘! \i ., ‘iiet'ouiher 1,1. \, >3
‘—“—‘" " ’. " ' "“ says 193,19“ “S I" I9 ‘ mIII’H When Andrew Mack and his New
I ‘ FOLEYS REMEDIESI PICIImI World. IINO more, stage pro York company will be ‘t‘Cll for the
‘ 9r ' ..... - a . ,
.. Honey and Tar. .00 5129.... 19¢ auction of The Met'_tin pot could first time in ms m,“ protlnttior 1,1,”,
3. Honey and Tar, 500 3‘29 """"" 39° drive home the lesson of the evils of Irish Dragoon I“ “M, it '1'1111 Tm .,',‘.(,
Kidney Pills, 50c 8128.. IIIIIIIII 39c lace prejudices as did ”‘0 film." says on Thanksgiving Day matineo and
Kidney P1113» $1 size --------- 79¢ tho dl'tl'mtllic editor of the N. Y. night he will essay 11 (11,111 mtg for “1.3
Morning Telegraph. Every New Cork first time in his career. :
' Liver Pills .......... . . . . ........ 194:
S lson-Poweil Cerporation
ESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.
32 Waéhington Street
fiouth Not-walk, Conn.
' tint-lion, which is :idvt;'ti,~3d 11:: one.
There will
-
hiis ever been produced.
SAVE tow and you’ll not 51.11111: LATER
The leading financial forces of the future will
be made up of those who ate saving their money
today. ' ,
Those who are- souandering their money now
will be slavcs to their debts in the Idays to
come. I ‘ ' '
One'dollar will open a Savinugs account
this Institution and it can be made the
step toward financial independence.
3 Same rate of interest paid on both' large and
, small accounts“
I 4-»;
in
first
along Monday.
‘ 111 the Regent thontie founded or. h'..-1
I
reviewer Sings the praise of this pro-,3
of the greatest motion pictures that he will luimtiuto this innovation.
3111 the characterization of Miss Judy
"flit SGUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINIL PA
, _ 3 3, , , , 3 GE
- . - , w--- _, FEE-hm , w. hi“, —-:. ‘ EIGHT
pot. itit'elv b no advance in prices to lads Thero never was an Andrpt new songs for “The 11-1511 Dragoon” “I; II
:et this pit-tort 11-day, afternoon and Mack performance without several which he will sing during they rogress
cit-tutu. at 1111' lug-.111 theatre. 10‘ “1959 tIlllt’ful. tingling melodies of [hed ranta. Titty are ‘Judy Mc- UCS
' (:11 Friday at the Britt-tit theatre that just creep into your heart and t‘ann' and "Heart of Mine’ and "For
l'niuinounl will ot'iel' ltoliulzir Hazel stay there [or luany 3 P1933311! time Ireland and YOUI He Will also ring 3 U R" STU R E ANCES
lt11w'n 111 "'l‘ht- Musouai'aders.” and on thereafter. . new verswn of his famous Minstrel
:Saturday. v. 1.. s. l'.‘ Corp. wiil pre- Mr- 4‘13"“ his specially written 3 Boy.’
"The l‘halit't' Next
tho ion; waited tor pit'tut't,
bent of t'o:uagc."
:Itow 11 with Lieial-
dine Fari'ui' in the leading role. on
the brand new
“'I'it i-‘or 'l‘at" Will be
Seats Ut‘ placed
Ibox oflicc.
\‘.t'tk George
"t'ziriittvii," '1'. ill 013
Tuesday night next
innsital touted)
the attrnt'tton.
on 15211-3 this Friday at the
011 \\'odnesdu,\ of next
lt—ban will be seen in the great fea-
“An Alien," Other ten-
tures coining are Metrgnertte (,‘larli in
"Stiii Waters." i‘it'lzlord
"Mud-3.1 1' and 11111111 others,
i I
\‘1‘ I I I
titre pit'tuie
_\I11r_\'
iillIIt'lfI) "
Palace Theatre
When (ltorge l)u Maurier first
wrote "’l‘i'ilhy" it took the world by
zlorm, becoming the “best st'IIt'l'" ol
lilt' times. and up to this present dd)’
t11ztt populttr novel did itot
twenty per cent.
by" was first [il't'n‘t'lllt-il on iIlt'
in London in 153.7,
gl't hi
both here 11nd 11Iiro11d.
Ht r)‘ two ,vt-ttt‘s.
tlt‘t'rl'tth‘
"Tril-
Sl‘dut‘
Wltt'rr' it met with
since, being revived.
111
in sales ' attic.
success;
letist Ulll't‘
When the Equitable
decided
to produce the 111111 version of IITI'II"
by“ they decided to make it its grout
or own a greater “10095;.
pains oi e.\ pt 11st to llllih’t‘
first produttion. worthy 111' “'l‘rilby‘s"
prt ceding presentations I'ntior tho
d't'ot'tion of Maurice ’l‘onrneur. oi‘ the
I'.I'itliltlbit‘ stuff, with (‘lItru Kimball
Young and Wilton l.11ck11_vo, two of
Motion Pictures t‘orportituut
sparing no
this. their
.tho st'roon 11nd stagc's most popular
d11:11111111' stars, in tho stt'llnr roles.
supported by (‘hester llnrnett,’ l’zittl
lit-Allister 11nd 1111 :tllstar cast, “Tril-
surpussed the expectations (11' till
When presented at the
Street ’l‘ltt'ittro, New
in its tliin form. ‘Trilhy,”
which comes to the Palace Theatre"
lUt‘ 11y wits 111111ch by press and public
11s being the host iiverrool feature pro
tillt'littll ever produced.
In "
concerned.
l"t'rt,v fourth
Yolk,
‘MEi-T1NG POT" TODAY AT THE
REGENT. l
\\‘:1ltt:' Whiteshle, ono of the lit-st?
dt'uinniit' actors living, will be seen.
in IIISIIIXH picture production today:
1111M su '11-s: lul piny "The Melting
l'ot.‘ 'liit ptttur- is in (‘1 ports tth'li
produced by the superb (‘,ot't Film:
oip. i; one oi the fine produttions:
thui I 21s not been attempted or pro-
(1119131! on the screen. This picture
\‘ 11 «how 11 at the inanimottth Hippo-
droittt Thctttio, New Y.ork to almo-
lute rtipiitity houses: and at itdvunt' ,
ed prsirt 'Tlto Melting Pot" r1111 hr:
111 (‘Iltlll week 111 Bridgepoit reminlv.’
and :1:1' NWI them to the doors at New 3
Haven for two weeks The story!
deal-4 with nice prejudice and that
pltt |.\‘ an appealing one to ever 1111 i
tionniity. 'lhere on low pit'tttrot n3
11 class with "Tho, Melting Pot" ltl‘tlI
the iniinaiemont of 'lhe Regent {lien-
tro was lucky indeed to hook such nnI
txt'ollont subject. There will be two
complete performances tonight and:
tiroi'c will positively he no titl'i'JlilCIl:
notwithstanding rumors to'
thnt effect (in Friday, prety Hazel;
litiwn will nppcur in it l'nr'imount,
pit'ittrt- founded on Henry Arum-.3 3
'JoncS‘ great play “The Manucrders,”
Saturday will :10 the V. E. l'e1t-.
Itut'o "Tho ('iinht'o of Courage." Mon-j
titty will witness the appearance oi,
(lerttldine li‘ttrror in “Cttrmon.” 'l‘uet-
d11‘y,tm new musical show "Tit i-‘tu'I.
“int" will ho 1". oduccd Wt'dnos 11.11'
Itoorge llehzin w' it be seen in th > 1' . 1 3
in prices.
L. S.
tion picture oi thrills and te:1rs'\:1
I-'\li'c 711w "Tliiit's‘tltiy wlTl ‘s‘t'i ‘-- 93‘
,tro's 'Tlie \\'oii1:tn Il’tn'Is" uoxt It‘I'Il'
,.
day Margutrlte Clark will 'ipt'pni' 111i
"Still \\ att'l'm‘" with inanj' oihei wow
I
r; .
which t
tit '.
In “The Irish Dragoon."
11:1 ido'l ploy for ‘21'. ‘.i ark.- t:1‘.'
will not onli impersonate the splendid,
dashing. lovabiy itnpudent L‘aptalnl
O‘ \‘lnlloy but. will make. his premiere;
bow to his thousands of admirers in;
a feminine disguim the plot. coils for:
McCann, :1 temperamental and 1111-
1' convc cutonal spinster. In assuming this
disguise, for the brief moment i1i3
-which Mr. Mack will be .seon no the
witty and. 't'i‘éughtiul Judy he does sol
on a. wager in a during escapade. iii
is for the kiss of pretty Colloon and
the layingttof 100 pounds that
Captain D'Malle'y rislrs his very life
He gets the kiss and wins the w'agor'
'—-and a. wire.
"No coinedta‘n or singer of th'oJim-
orient: titago hast won more ”friends
thin Audrwmck wlio has sun‘g his
it no into tub hearth and
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Thanksgiving Sale
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pay extra for a iancy bottle. 'I he quality is wonderiul. ’i he
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