Morton, DEC. 6, 19:5 " ‘. ./
Winter Underwear Mi: 23.33:??? 33%.:“1'1‘3333
on Was in ton street. was 0 en t is,
to clothe the ’ g '
whole. iamily
interning, when an electricians ladder? STAMFORD THEATRE.
tn Men's Women's and childrem' sari
,‘ tl'a>l19d into it.
. ,- t , let; Retail Merchant’s
ments at 25c. 39“ we too and $1.00, ml if mk'ultio ‘ntfd :8 r sentatives of the
~ . 4soc1' i e. . ~
wool and fleeced lined at. t ‘ d ‘1 P
lSOuth .\‘orwalk Board of Trade held a
E. K. BANKS
inieeting in the South Nortwalk club.
tMut-h enthusiasm was manifested at
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
South Norwatk.
t
“Just a Woman." f
With the presentation of Eugene?
Walter's latest play "Just a Woman,"
:which comes to the S.aiofortl Theatre,
Monday evening, December tith, theal
itregoers of this city will have an op-l
vportunity of Witnessing one of the big
dramatic the tseasonw
’l‘he virility and intensity which is
characteristic of Mr. Walter‘s former.
.piays, have been preserved in this lav
test product front his pen. Moreover
‘the originality and daring of the
lilieme he has chOsen have given him
‘an opportunity of developing his sit ‘
nations and characters with intense
Mr. Walter, though
lllt author of many plays. Will be bestt
..iiieiitoered by his “Paid lii lt‘ullflfl
_”l‘lic Easicst Way" anti more recent»'
(continued from is! page) ly “t"ine Feathers." lie also dramat?
izcd “The Trail of the
Pine" from John Fox's popular now]
Mr. Walter is well,
qualified to write on the vital phases
,_
This morning a preliminary meeting
. _~.n_-. ' .‘
Ellie prospects of the board of trades “ “mom or
revival. and it was voted to call a gen
‘eral meeting of total citizens to meet
in Roodticr's Hall on Wednesday eve-
ning of this week.
‘MUllNllRS lllllll UP-
ON BAlllfSllll’S
___.__.._--
KNAVE 0F lllAMllNDS
by Ethel M. Dell
BUSINESS 0F LIFE
by Robert Chambers, and
THE lRth TRAIL
f by Rex Beach,
Just published in the 50¢
edition, now on sale at
wounottvs
STATIONERY STORE t
d} namic power.
Loncsotiie
.ttttr the engagement last evening
lietwt-cn the l‘li‘ao—llo and the, loyal
trcws of the cruiser llai-l‘lii and the
of the same name.
. To ....._-_... ___, -_. ;.L'unboat 'l'unut'hing, there was no .. _ ~ ‘ y. ‘ '1 ..
ML funk”. firing by my warships mm} 01 life. having seen it iioin all sides
se/WWlshortty bct'otc dawn. At that time as a new‘spapernian, who began his
the cruiser l'llldS‘VtJi 01W“?d tire 0” ttibbint.‘ days on a Seattle patter when
M" - ' . . -' ‘ ‘l the t‘lino- _
1 ”1' ( h‘l-O H” \flm‘ “’“m ‘ ‘lie was seventeen years old and since'
llo ulmlt the bridge. , ~ ‘
1 Fire broke out on the (‘liiiollo Tho lllt‘ll has practically covered the coun
trebcls embarked on the launch whiclifiry on various llfiltt’l‘r. it h. said ”mil
pu. otil to tht (rmspi tiom Rte tor “hm ht. m.”I came to N,“ “n”: “It?
feign settlement yesterday afternoon“ V,” l) “.1 f “l"d l
lit-fore tlic mutiny began. The iiiuti- “‘ ‘ ‘9 ”m““-“' l" 0 ‘” n
_ii(crs landed oti the l’ootuug side of f‘till.‘ his financial state was sot-h as
the city :tfid disappeared in a body. .1 3m (tunlppl nccotitmoda-,
The attack on the arsenal at mit- . . , . ., .
. ~. . ,, . . . . . «ions for t lll"lll t‘.i a atk bt‘lH‘ll.‘
tlit itilii int for it dumb to he lit-id night “i” ”wk, “.0!" the tllf‘t’t'lltlll m.“ lib r~ ltv‘ .. ‘ . ‘
Arion llall. Lille J‘Illll'lyllUW railway. There was. “l“ l‘ll"l‘~"”l““"l ““"““-‘-‘ "‘ ““d I”:
isome rifle llf'lltK. but the nrscnal lt‘ull" established his l'tltlllitllttll as it;
troops aictcd promptly anti c’almly iliiitl master dramatist. l
1' set the att'ic'crs. So at‘ as i'ls , , . ‘
l W] ‘ ‘ ‘ ’llie present play is in tour acts and,
W
Invitations will be issued shortly liv “u" l“ “Wk
>00“ Ill
it you are in doubt about a gift
for .4 trieiid that has a talking inach- been learned. mp". were no casual- . . _ .
hm N‘lld him a record. We have 3“ ”H at ”H, "5mm. The three men an epilogue and its action centers
thiti it-t-ortis iii stock to select froiti at ““0 ““‘r" “”1““ ““d ‘1‘“ five Wounded about ”‘9 51““ ““lUSW- TlH‘UUls‘nl
lhumclly's Music Store, “”9 shot down on m“ ( ““0”“ the inspiration of his energetic and;
1 l , . A visit to the arsenal early this 1).. .f) - k'
lvlhkPlJllli Monday Honing. Arm- morning showed that ”M, situation dill itious wt t. .t tonitnon Lot in,
ory Sixth t‘oinpaiiy with Smith and there was normal. The t‘liinese tlll' than of the steel mills rises .lo the
Motown, vs. 2.1] New York with Fritz tlttif‘lties have handled the outbreak position of head “f “ “title 5“...) (or
”0...”! with the greatest coolness.
Preliminary t-Liiili't‘ and danc- poiation.
he becomes it figure of prominence
both in the business and social world:
. ’ts the \e' ‘s l‘ifis i
(‘ii'ciiiiistaiiccs disclosed today show ‘ ' at l‘ "n and,
that the crew of the t‘liuo-llo did not
—-—————- mutiny. as was at first reported, but
Wa-iicr iii-others company, Bridge? “”5 ",““"“““r““ by ”l“ “rebels, who he begins to neglect the wife who litts‘
H, t . t ct l f ( 1 went til it launch yesterday afternoon 1 ‘1 l‘ , tl , l h i
[tr' l.l ius ptii tastt a a lot) in ”m“ ”1,. lump,” settloimtm to the. Ddttt iim in it position ie olds!
Stiiintortl and have lcased another (1, up...“ in“. launch drew up “long- and finally seeks a divorce front lieri
lillgt‘ building in New Milford. lt was‘sitlt‘ tlt“ ('lld“ ”0 lll'lntl lllt‘ Admiral“; on grounds of adultery. The tie-
iiig,
POPttitlt_thtiiittitl8 '{iiitii iioiiii A
"l,‘)00 mechanics held yesterday.
i
t .
- t ,, u ‘ , . w I
erroneously stated that the corset con- fill:\“1):“lhtl"""‘m:;i‘:‘;‘l)"g:iGlitngfiifg’ notinccmmit of the piece in a scnsti-l
(«l-m .ltltl Limited to lotdte in this Mg m] 1mm. ,oonut trial scene Is thrilling and of.
“‘3' There were about forty men in the intense dramatic appeal. ,
- 'tztm'irh They hoarlded tin; t-rluw‘lr. Miss Josephine Victor, who will hel
, , , , , . eiici t‘lll‘ryllli: a revo ver an it iotni. . _ . . . . ,. ‘
.waaii. (footers. ““0 "9 ””‘hld‘ld concealed beneath liandkoreliiefs. The "W" m the m") of 7""? Woman, “I”:
union: the wool) Jewelers throuubout rpm.“ “lump.” my the handkprchipm hate every opportunity of displaying:
the
(-oivu from the Jewclers' Security
United States will this week re-
Al-
t‘tllitf‘llllllK their weapons and covered
the crew with their revolvers, tlireat-.
fetiiiii: death unless their orders were
her artistry and dratitatic power. Mlssi
.. . , |
\ictor Will be recalled as having sue-i
lt.tiict- .ntlletitis warning them against (”va “Mum”. Th“ compelled the ceeded P‘lor(’ix1(>(: Reed in "in“. Yellow!
the tvttt't'ttltt'll 0f (TOURS tllll‘tlltl lhe‘m-pw to "W.” fin; oil the Arsenal and Ticket” last season, atid more recent-i
busy holiday shopiiiiui season, The the other warships.
notion-i. describe the methods used by
who make a specialty of rob-
tliievo.
lung ji‘Wf’lPI‘N.
.__.-..c ..
’Qic rebels were unable to make use
of the heavier guns 38.211} officer of
tlllt‘ (‘ltao-llo threw overboard the keys
to the iiitignzlncs contttinini; the fill!-
inch Illltl four-inch sliclls. llis action
ly this season as htn'llli.’ scored it per;
soon] the ill—fated "liar-ll
gain." t‘ttlims iii the cunt are Winter;
iltinipdeii. thlhicc Worlcy, lstibcll
Lee, Walter Wilson. Robert thrl‘t‘fil.i
success in
‘probably saved the arsenal and the, . . .
't’oi'eiun settlement from serious dain-‘l'mrgo Williams, Malcolm Arthuru
“g9, Numerous shots f9” in the finntMfll‘Efll‘Ol McWadc, Robert (lafleny,‘
ciizn concessions, but no serious llal‘mtJOllll Sanders, \‘iriiiniti Allen, Georgi-ti
“or. done. ' . ». ,
A band of thirty or forty rebels, Stuart Hum“
armcd with rifles and bombs, attacked-
the (‘lmpei Sub-Police Station at fourt
o'clock this morning. The rebels:
tlircw fotii‘ bombs, of which three ex-T REGENT THEATRE.
plotted. One policeman was killed and \‘0rw Ik i- ‘ . . ‘
”mm were wounded. ; . a pttures potions will be
A. body of regular troops was‘ treated ‘0 a "PW “119 0f photo-plays utl
brought tip quickly and the rebels dis-' the. Regent theatre on Mondays, when
appeared. l Kleiiio's features will be presented, bo-
.____________ I
tginning today. Many asked about the!
DAYS ARE SHORTEN'NG‘ iMctro pictures and are given nssttr-l
it is probable a number of Norwallt's
chicfioii fanciers, enthused by the. re-
cent show held in ltootliicr‘s ilull un-
dcr‘ttic auspices of the Norwalk poul-
trv :msociatlon. will visit the Palm-e.
Poultry show in the Grand t‘entrnl
l'alat‘e. New York, which open." tomor-
row tiioriiing. liigli priced Bong-lilt‘ds.
the $100,000 White Leghorn lieu Latlv
ltlglantinc. who holds the world’s Pitt:
luyitii: record: aristocratic cuts and
all str‘ts of valuable pct stock will be
exlii‘iited.
and Master James 1
Eagle. :
—v’l‘hcre will be a sale of fancy and'
. ' ' | . __.._. lance that these will continue the,“
(llinlt'ntit' articles, afternoon and eien- Daylight is Decreasing Steadily at house having caught tip with. the:
int: of ”N'- 7th, "1 lh“ 50- NW" This Time 0f ""3 Year. Metro releasing cab-tcltv and inns-‘
Baptist church. Al so a fine. turkt‘l' The sltortnst days of ill“ )‘e‘dt‘ “1‘03 much as the program i... only put'ngl
.' froti 5': t ":30. t . . . .. ._
mm“ 1 ’ 30 U l "‘0“ “‘ hundand the 1‘0“” or d“) 'ottt one feature a week. this will be
. _ . t
, ,l‘gm- “'hmh began to decrease J“n“,lshown Thursdays. The beginning to
mm “m annual dance. or ”‘9 Tillf‘f‘ L‘tt, after reaching a maximum lengthI the Klelne program today with The
foothill team, held Saturday nigli'.‘0f fifteen hours ttnd thirty lllln‘1195-llluttger Signal" is one which will sure-t
Win it rousing financial and social sucgmlw no“. decreased um“ today they [y ‘pieagp. The picture is produced
““5“- Th“ "”9““ warriors 0f ”‘9 grid Hlt' only it little over nineiliours long. without regard to cost and every do.;
“'0" ““0““ ”“5" ““‘r" 1““ “5 ”Palm" 'l‘hc.hours of daylight are decreasing] tail is creditably handled in tliis flrstl
"”5.“ ”"' lltt‘l' “"9 NASH“ battlcrs. Th" :it the rate of one or two minutes daily
class film work. Tomorrow, the pref-I
hall vxzis iiruttily decorated for Miriam} will continue to decrease “nu-1.”. Mary l’ickf’o’rtl will be seen in her;
0”(‘L~fOll. Svcc‘s orchestra furnishedtiiccenibcr 20, when they will havedatest success "Madame Butterfly."1
"3" WW” dim"? "”1”“ Th" "bl“ mm"ic:tclittl the minimum length of ciglitlSo little need be said of Mary Pick-I.
iixittz-e. in charge of the affair \vttstm-l-lr. and firty.fivg minutes. It'ord, that more attention is not neces»
('tttlili'metl of Messrs. lleniiesscy, Rich-l Aftpr that time until Christmas Day: nary titan merely the name of her new,
(‘0""’.‘2 Titl'lm' "Dd “Pulls-{there will bc practically no change inlproductiou. On Wednesday, at the;
The entire team did the honors flndgthe length of the day]igh[_ htit oniztegent, the Norwnlk High School!
f‘flf't‘lt'tl off their success in fine SlY‘P-‘tt‘hristnms buy them will be one more Alumni players will present Margareti
~—~—~._‘,!niinute of daylight. By the end OLADKHH'S 51100988 “Green Stockingski
ATOMIZERS ithe month the hours of daylight wiii;Re-<9rved seats are "OW 0" We at ”‘6'
Spray Oil or Water thave increased three . minutes and box office and general admission tick-
t‘ull “Hygftgusblfé; Goods {from that time on the lengthening eh“ already purchased may be ex-i
days will be readily noticed. changed there. The play will be very
art; «in,
Stillson-Powell Corporation l Jones—Smith simply refuses to'itlne. On Thursday William Favor-l
PRESCRIPTION caveats-rs. itlit‘ow any light on his past! imam “'1“ “PM? "1 “one Milli“ D0":
32 Washington Street l Brown—Perhaps he cant; “.3 l tars," Friday there wil be it Paramounti
South Not-walk. Conn. lshadvl~Familv Herald. play and Saturday a V. L-. S. E. ,
_ -... , . __H_ ,_ . _' _ ‘ ’ _. :25“ During the entire week of Dacemberi
, . - 13’.dail_v, matinee and night, except!
Monday matinee, the ‘Billy Alien Must- I
eat Stock company will offer a that oil
Icomedy plays that. will prove big at-t
‘IN “A NEW ROLE
Santa Claus is getting older every year—and wiser.
He advocates less toys and tinsel and more parc-
tical gifts at Christmabtide. ‘ ‘ .
Nothing could possibly, give greater joy and pleas-
ure than» to receive a Bank Book this year—to both 4
young and old, it is inspiration.
This is practical. substantial and ‘useful giving-4a
Bank Account—and it solves the problem of WHAT
I tractions for this city. TIE shows will i
be presented in tine style at the pop;
'ular prices. The company of 35 poo-i
pie. "nioatly girls.” w‘ill‘offer "Tth:
Time,‘ the Place aim the Girl,’ Dingbat t
Family," the funniest of all cartoon 1
plays; “Bot ‘Old Time"; “Keep Mov-l
lug"; “King Dido" and "A Night at}
' to! give. the Winter Garden." i
”AMOUNTS OF ONE DOLLAR OR MORE _ 4 _’ - .
- ACQEPTED. . ‘ new sound CHART our.
I
:A new edition of chart 268 of the
north shore of Long island Sound,
{rpm Scheflleld Island to .mscott cove}
l
Janie - number. , f
. _ -7 ,.
l-ga,
Titan been issued. to “f“?“FBQ' piano at. I ,
.tlio cilncellod edition 01' “Riot in"; r?-
.,\
IN lllllllllll’tllll
BRIDGEPORT' Conn, Dc-C.
6.——De- i
ri‘elopments in the labor situatiod at,
the Remington U. M. C. Company are i la
expected by Wednesday or Thursday:
next as a result of a mass meeting of
At
committee composed of officials of the?|
toolinakers and machinists internal-i
tional unions and members of the lo?
cal unions will present the demandsl
‘to officials of the company late today
. or tomorrow and will allow time for a
reply.
It is alleged by local union leaders
that ten union i' a, who worked in the
interests of t‘: .Ellltlli, were uiiustly
discharged. out that they believe that
the union has been discriminated
against. l'nless the demands are
granted, they say" a general strike will
be called, which would involve about
2.000 machinists,
Robert .\'ich0soii, of Salt Lake city,
W. l“. Ff‘t‘llllt‘l‘. of Savannah. and lt‘
Jennings of illusion. all tiieitibers of
the general executive board of the Ir.-
tei'national tiiiioii, will remain in this
city until the diffitulties have been set-
tled. '
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BEARING BETTER FRUIT.
“I've looked up your family tree)",
stud tlic genealogist; "but I doubt if
you will be pleased with it. Your
greatgreat-grandfutlit-r was hanged
for murddr; your i;i'eiit~izi'tiiitif:i'.her
was imprisoned for robbery; your
maiidtatlier was tuned and feather
ed for beating his wife. 'l‘hat's not
it very good record, is it?"
"I should say it is," replied the oth-
er emphatically. "lt shows the family
is getting better with each generation.
I'm an improvement on the entire
munch-never been in jail yet. Let
me have those records—I’m proud of
ent."—-B0ston Transcript. l
effects on
r‘
in mm NORWAL! EVENING SW];
. DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Funeral of James Murphy.
The funeral of James Murphy was
held from his home at 2 o'clock Sun»
yday afternoon and from St. Joseph's-
church at 2130. Rev. R. J. Carroll
outdated. The pull bearers were
artholomt-w Mahoney. Patrick Mock-
'l‘nonias Hyde, Thomas Ryan,
John Murphy and James Maloney
termeni was in St.
lei,
ln~
Mary's cemetery. t
——- t
0th l
Mrs. toabelte Gilbert.
Mrs. Isabelle Giloert, formerly of
Norwalk, died \h'etdnesday, llec 1st,
in Providence, R. I. The body will he
brought to Norwalk for burial. and the
funeral will be held froth the formerI
home of the deceased, at 2: Alain St .E
on Tuesday afternoon. at two o'clockl
Rev. Barto. of the Norwalk M. E.
church, will officiate and iiiterintnt
will be in Riverside, cemetery. MN.
Gilbert is survived by her husband,
and three children, lda May, Marian,
and Sara Etta.
Martha E. Anderson.
Martha E, 27 years old, wife of Wm.
W. Anderson, died last night at her
home on 15 Orchard street. She was
taken ill at 3 o'clock and died at 11.
Mrs Anderson, aside from her bus-
band. is survived by three small child.
ren, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L7.
F. llertruni. She was a member of
Old Well (‘ommandery Funeral will
be held from the late home at 2:30
o‘cock Wednesday afternoon. llev. it.
(i. llai'tley will ofiiciate.
...._._.._..._._._-
leperitnenm conducted by the New
Yuri; commission on ventilation. dciu~
onstrated that as long as the tempera
turc is kept down the vitiated air of
an unventilated room where the liti-
tnidity is kept constant has no direct
the pulse. blood pressure,
body temperature, respiration or me-
aboiisin, though the desire for food
’AGE EIGHT
DODGE BROTHERS
MOTOR CAR -
o
The enthusiasm among owners
is not occasional but general
_ -—the car is giving uniformly
excellent results in every city
town, village and hamlet in
which it is being sold
'llie wheelbase is 110 inches
The price of the car complete is $7M
ti. o. b. Detroit)
S. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street. South Norwnlk
s appreciably diminished.
DRIER EIIERTS BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
[0mg NYARY . Connecticut Avenue.
Phone 497.
Sole Agents for The Norwalks
0n Draught at Connecticut Ave.
Rafi
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sound-box.
' essential to an exact
of a perfect point.
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Come in any time, open every evening. . .
you the superiority 0f the Victrola over other so-callcd talking machines
The only complete stock of Victor
FRED H. PONTY _-
' SOUTH NORWALK. court.
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING . '
Let us put that‘Victrola in the home this
The Victrola tone is a wonderful thing.
-—tlirobbing with life and power—and it is exclusive with the Victrola.
‘Bcsidcs this truc-to-lifc tone, the Victrola with its system of changeable
needles and modifying doors enables you to instantly meet every. acoustic con-
dition without in the least degree changing the artist’s interpretation.I
.Thcsc distinguishing points of superiority are only two important
features that demonstrate the perfection of every detail in the \Victi‘o‘la,‘
and make thcsc‘ patented Victrola features of interest to everyone.
Come and see these patented Victrola features '
Tnpering tone arm—with its exact taper and perfectly smooth bore. which is scientifi.
cally calculated and constructed to conform to the expanding sound waves created by the
“Goose-neck" sound-box tube-Abe flexible metal connection between the sound-box
and tapering tone arm, which enables the Victor Needle to follow the record grooves
with uncrring accuracy.
Concealed sounding-boards and amplifying compartment of wood—provide the very
limit of area of vibrating surface and sound aillplllmlg compartment, so absolutely
and pure tone reproduction.
Modifying doors—may be opened wide thereby giving the tone in its fullest volume; or
doors may be set at any degree graduating the volume of tone to exactly suit every
requirement. Closed tight the volume is reduced to the minimum and when not in use
- the interior is fully protected.
Victor system of changeable needles—a perfect reproduction is possible only with a
perfect point—therefore a new needle for each record is the only positive assurance
You also have your choice of fttll tone, half tone or further
modification with the fibre needle.
\Vhen you hear the wonderful tone of the Victrola
and see how the V ictrola system of changeable needles
enables you to enjoy every record to the fullest extent,
you. will realizeywhy the Victrola is universally acknowl-
edged the greatest of all musical instruments.
' There are Victrolas in great variety from $15 to $250. and
terms can be arranged to suit your Convenience.
Records in the city.
Christmas.
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and we will gladly demonstrate to
“to“ . Modifying 7- ~ ; ..
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usable; tie-@4163!
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