can com new“: immune serum
MONDAY, JAN. 24,- 1916
‘ . re, 0.
Windowllh'apenes
A new and var d assortment of
‘L‘Scrlns in White Ceam and Arab.
Madras in White and Cream.
Dotted Swiss in many patterns, also
Biikoiines and Cretones.
E. a. BANKS
Heineken” Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
‘THE FOURTH ESTATE.
Roger Tansy. a chief justice of the
United States, aid that he would ;.
i'ather live in a country that had
newspapersgnd no government than
live in I country with a government '1;
and no newspapers—meaning thereby
that newspapers were the trusty guard- ,-
ians of the public weal. if you will '7
visit the Palace Theatre next Thurs-
day evening you will be able to do
oide whether Justice Taney's wisdom
is outlawed.
Edmund Burke on the floor of the "
"WILD OATS .. British parliament, speaking of the
"l\1'ld Oats," a George Kleine pho- Igrades of society. turned toward the
todranm released through ixlctne l1d1 595955 gallery and ““53”“ the news-
son feature service, to be shoun at papermen in 11 (11155 by themselves,
3 6;... 111011:
all on one lio‘or No 85‘1"
lo Climb
Sterling Furniture
Company
BAKES
HEATS
BROILS
cooxs
WITH
BAKES
HEATS
BROILS
COOKS
WITH
'—
mDon't Forget We Do
~ Picture Framing
ALL m
OF DRACOMBUSTION
ARE YOU ON
to the fact that we are over-
stocked on Boys’ Overcoats.
SlNGLIE FLU!
Esmmznoon 2/.
g To run .
at
’ .DONNELLYS
the Regent Theatre today, presentsa
Ifacinuting. finished picture of a story
I111 life that grips attention front start
ages 12 to 17, and we're
throwing them all at ridicu-
lous prices.
a'which he denominated the Fourth Es-I
to finish, and lingers in memory fol'I
tats. JOseph .11r1dill Patterson‘s drama
of that name 11111 be presented at the
Palace on Thursday. at the request of.
DEEPER FIRE BOX
VES COAL
GAS
GE WATERFRONT
TINGCAPAON
COAL -
WflSU§EOU v
DEEP ASH PM FOR
WUNESS
many days. The plot is strong, the the Nerwalk Typographicai l'nion.
'udo moves swiftlly, smoothly 10 3‘15 The public is said 10 be curious
‘Iuncxpccted climax. and a moral isI'dme llow newspapers are made and5
furiien homo 111111 i1rosistuble force 5119er is [he publit s c-.hame Mr P111-
'Thc plot 111 toncise form mus about Iterson is the gntndson of tin founder'
1:1 follows. 501' the {111(11th Tribune anti ii newspaI
R0) “1550“ a )outl1.ov1c~ gainhl per man of experiente. lie is a w-cal
5111;: debts 10(‘rahan1 Madison. an 111- ill) man and has not mitten the5
1111th1 ‘55 doubtful molals "0'55, “55,01 dxamu for finantiul gain 01' to satisfy
forms an attachment lor Madmons ~ He takes high ground. Tbc
CI" NEWS Rogers&Stevens , I , . ......W
Notwalk. ‘ ~ 1
more deeply with Madison. Roy's druma has been filmed by the William
l‘ox Company. which 5111011115 that thc
A sening meeting of the l.11dies'.\1d father is 11 “"UDPIHHI‘I‘I “rinsfturiuxIImm is of the highest (1.1ng I
isociety oi you” Laurel, “ill be held his sister Jf'stilt :1 It s e “1 IIIIII
‘this evening at the home of Mrs. CI(‘nr111\.\\il.~'on's c 19 consu mg
I
- -< - . . McNamara on Reed street. 35‘1“”-
lorai scoutmastt-is icport it line b .
J - - v. . -. . . Wilson and Madison prepare to sub- I
time on their htke to hushs island!
1 i - d . Officers mil be 111stalled tins e\ening 11111 bids for n railnay (ont1att, andI
'1- 1. - v S 1 '. I
0‘” Mtulda5..am 1111 (1} at the regulat meeting oi (‘ourt Mil “3‘15““ compels Roy “5 51935555” ”55'
I f i no. Ihackemo Foresters of A.111cr1t11 ”"11 Md. That night (‘arew asks for
John lo11t1tine,0 S ilutrit men “A Guide-Post Talk on Recent
.____.._ 11'.J1 'sic's hand and is refused by W-Iil
is still tontincd to his home with plcu- I One of the wheels oi l1r.i-‘1'1111kiy11 son on they. round of Jessie's youth. Books" was giwnhy Miss ilotha Stone
”’53" 1(1- PWOMH automobile came all in “5"“ ”‘9 5"” or me plans 5Sdismv‘1l’inneo. librarian for the Young Pet)
5 1 1 e t‘ n and dis . I
_ ill I R b A. (I inor '1r1'ested5 Washington sucet. yesterday morning, ”“51 \\1l1I(11111cIII118 :hiiidello tmvpls pic's Society of thc lirst (.hurch of
Q C“ 0 9" '3 ‘ on account or n nut being loosened. charges 5‘ n1 9“" y Norwalk, Sunday evening. JIIIII 23d
ILilIIIittn Harris. Of Water “5°95 “"55" The 01110 was 14101)th aflf-‘r going “0|"9 a “N pm" 111111 mm M Wham Hadi- 'lhe speaker gave comment and read
A Large Assortment to Select THE
WONDER
RANGE
Boys' $5.00 and $6.00 Over-
coats at ............ $2.85
Bétter get one quick.
THE
WONDER
RANGE
From.
moan-wan:
It
60 Days Free Trial
W South Norwalk.
Mrs James Haugh. of Norn'aiit, c11-
teriaiued guests from New York 111
dinner last evening.
2073—61} on all Heating Stoves.
We Specialize in Furnishing lie-es (Io-picto—
Sterling Furniture Company
127-129-131 Washington St. PIGNE 105 So. Norwalk. Conn.
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p.“
GUIDE POST TALK ON BOOKS.
Miss Dotha Stone Pinneo Instructs
Young People's Society Members.
, ‘nfternoon called down to the Meadow
5 Intrcct car barn, fire on the meadows
" . The firemen back-fired the grass.
. 'p‘o'llcc have the names of the boys who
3
1
' " Sether.
1. engineer William Wood, Jr.
I Frank Stratton investigating.
. ‘ bov, who has been studying for the
,. past few years in New York. has suc-
‘ cesst‘ully hassed both the New Yo1k
1111: her with breach of the peace.
Judge George H. Vosburgh (onllnuedI
the case this morning.
v—-Bantter “Home Made" Bakery
goods are the "real" thing. Taste for
yourself. Raisin bread Wednesday.
111111.111) Randall of Ely avenue
is substituting iu the town cle1l1' a of-
fice during the absence of Miss 111-1111
who is ill of grippe.
Miss lrene Louis! l11'111l1.of (‘on-5
1:. CLiCui 'vha h1' ‘1 3911 so 2"rl
011st ill with pnemnonia during ill!
past three months, is slowly recover-
ing at her home, being able to be out
for 11 short“ time daily. '
44—“
‘..(1 1
(lustnv Pitner, of Fairlield avenuc.
has returned from a two weeks' visit
In New" Haven, and while there had an
attack” of the g1ip. lils son Frederick
l'ttzei" who is employed in Provi-
I’dcni‘e’jV has also been ill with the grip.
’, linder‘tl1e‘ausplces of the JollyI
Five Saturday night, in Arlon Hall, a
pleasant confetti dance wns enjoyed.
Music for dancing was furnished by
Svcc's orchestra. The atlendunce was
large.
5.
.- (l.\l'.llayn1ond. an East Norwalk
young man. has been added to the en-
gjneermg force of the street depart-.1
ment Mr. Raymond is well qualifiedi
11 thorough training under former city
‘5 The tire department Were yesterday
structure.
The
near by threatening that
set the fire. Officers John Toothlll and
Dr. Joseph Millard. a former. locnl
and Connecticut Slate Board Dental
examinations and expects to open 11115
office in this city about the first of!
Eebruary. Dr. Millard has leased
through the. John T. Hayes Agency.t
the oélces above Jackson‘s jewelry
store, on Wall street, and will open
his offices there on the first of next
month The doctor will at present dio
lde his time between this city and
New York, three days of the week be-
ing spent in Norwalk and the remain-
in; three in the metropolis.
leach time, a very valuable
fdistance, nith 11o inju1y being done
“ ‘mmnd when she fancies an
According to unofficial r1 port1 \lra
(‘arrio Tristram chnre
this city, now of New York sold to
three different people and collected 8
home 011 illurritt and Quintsrd Ayes.
One of the men supposed to
been "stung“ was asked about the
matter thit morning and he denied it
Dhmu 1111.1..lms -rs \mo taking tl lo mlr
ror away while a man lepr
other purchaser urr‘lved for it Mrs
"0 had received from Madison.
11 mirror lug, (‘arewxails to take with him the cease to be "young"
“men was being kept at her former emelope bearing Madison's name. and accustomed to see many old in years
son inning gained his end, has tired,
expensive
11ecklacc..Roy utter trying to borton
the money. rides the family -..~1afe Un-
50mm” 0’ luckily. (‘nmn calls at this moment to:
see. Jessie and to show her a letter he
in leav‘
Wilson iinds it. The shock of the rob
““59 bery kills the old man. who dies nlthI5
his hand.
the envelope clutched in
This and the word of the butler whol
Ihccording to the story one of the sup had seen Carcw leaving the house.
weaves a chain of circumstantial guilt. I
csenting an After the theft, Ray hurries to CIlco
and offers her the spoils of his shame,|
Trisirnm 5"“ been acting ““5558 tho but she sends him home. he arrives
””5 few (585“ in ”55“: ‘0 “law“ M u moment after Carew. who has been
tht1 mirror An attempt nits made to apprehended and brought back.
Roi
reach her this morning but she had finally breaks down, confessing}
.roturncd to New lork.
NEW” MADE PRIESIS
CONDUCI SERVICES
Iton's “Turm0"" 011 Friday GeraldiueI the fietmans and the Allies "
Winter Owen, "The Pentecost of Ca-
'i‘l1e features for the balance of the
neck are especially interesting. Paul- .
11111 Frederick villi be present tomor-
~row in “Lydia Gilmore” a new Para’
'mount; on Wednesday.
Robert W.
Call am‘ b'ers ‘tlieights of lialzard’“
be play.ed Valli Valli will be the
Thursday leader, starring in Tarking
Services of much importance were l‘arrer will plat ‘Tefllplfl1‘0“" Nd 33‘
hold yestcrdny 111 St Mary" 13 Church. . “1-day “The Soul of Broadway" will be
and the solemn nigh vespers in the
afternoon “are celebrated by four 015
the newly
from the Holy Ghost l‘uthere,
Ferndale, West Norw alk. I
The priests. who took part in the
I11'l1en thc solemn high mass, at 10: 3051110 feature.
ordained young priest-I1 pLARA KIMBAUL YOUNG IN “CAM-
o 1
tin-LEI 11
World Film Corporation presents
service were the following: (‘eiebranixilho lilo—Dart 111101991331. "ClellO.' ”“9
for his new position, having receivedl Rev Francis Willlants.\l)eacon. Rev. ed upon Alexandre Dumas' celebrated
'John Darleell;§i1bdeucon, Rev.
Aloysius Roth, and the \lnsicr of (‘or
emonies John-«Rowe.
the ten- thirty service:
Joseph Byrne C. S. 81).. Father
perior, at the college.
Father By'rnes sermon was a very
appropriate one for the occasion the
The speaker at‘b
nus the Rev. I
So guerite Gautier. ”the lady with the Knowles. Joseph, “Alone in the Wil-
novel of the same name. and produced
Albert Capellanl.
Iamllle is the popular name of )lsr-
‘cameliias," who is queen of the un
derworld She is beautiful and abso-
subject being the me and work of; lutely unscrupulous in the gratifica-
these newly ordnined priests. Father tion 01' her 1183810118
'Byrne is a very able' and interestingI or,
speaker, and he told in a fine manner5
of the career of these young men. He
spoke of their work and study at theI
college -ln West Norwz'alk
111m and work in life,11hlcl1 is to car",
01‘ the earth, even into Darkest Africa
among savage tribes where the white
Ihe places his fortune. amounting to'
i
1ry the words of the gospel to all 93’135tin1ental young law student.
(him the beauteous but vicious Camille Moulton,M1-s_ Charles, “I“ ”1' com“
A wealthy lov-
de Varville. is at her feet. where
millions—of course Camille lakes hi :1
of their ‘money-but spurns his lover.
Along comes young A1mand,n sen-
Upon
man is seldom if ever seen; and alsoI'm’t“ an alluring eye; and Arman
of the hardships with which the menlfalis for hel.
would have to battle. before their
work was done. This" sermon was one
of the most interesting that has been
delivered in St. Mary’ 11. for some time,
I5a11d the large coilgregation sat in rapt
which heart signifying in the usual manner
attention during its delivery,
asted for quite some time.
Father tMcCrann. of the local par-
ish, read the gospel and the announce-
merit~ at the morning service.
After each service the blessings of
the new priests were, bestovved upon
each member 01 the congregation sap
,arately everyone passing before the
altar rail to receive his or her bless"
tug at the hands of the young priests.
' Jinn: is merely applied
common-sense. The man
- who shows good sense and sound judgment or other
, matters will also show it
in his saving
Il-I'e will put aside regularly a port-ion of his income. 5 ,7
to provide against unexpected expensesI and to mince >-
his old Inge secure.
1
Of course, do Varville doesn't take
it lying down, and he and Armand
light a duel. neither being killed.
Finally, Camille dies of a Molten
that she loved Armand and not do Var-
ville.
Clara Kimball Young, in the part of
Camille. has an opportunity of show-
ing what a fine artist she is—éreglster-
lng every emotion perfectly. Miss
Young is undoubtedly the greatest ao-
tress now before the motion picture
.pu‘blic. ’
10111111110" will be presented at the
Palace Theatre on Tuesday, Jan. 25th.
4mm“ FREDERICK. ,
Pauline Frederick, in “Lydia Gli-
more," tomoIrrow, at the Regent Thea-
tre. , 1 ._ -. .
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE
”Fire, Llabiil
lint being distributed to the audience
5 Aldrich: 11.11191.
i Marne"~—a charmingly written little
wnl’
logs from the following volumes, the
so that it might be kept for reference.
This list is intended primarily for.
young people but the compiler takes no
responsibility as to Just when people
in fact. she is
Iwholly youthful in sphit.
I "War” Books.
Pinker, Admiral (retired) 'i‘. 1).. “-Nn
vul Warfare" -—a- stirring present
ment of our needs together with
an excellent short description ofthe
different kinds of war vessels.
Most practical.
IitlaxiutI, Hudson. “Defenceless Ameri-
ca"—-¢Il‘ trenchant and witty arraign-
ment In! the folly of leaving us in .
our pIresent delencelcss condition.
The author is the inventor of smoke-
less powder.
"A Hilltop; on the
WHAT ARE YOUR
lltlliUFlCATtllNS'.’
A FEW MONTHS
spent In-
MERRILL COLLEGE
Will Help You
ANSWER THIS QUESTION. ‘
MERRILL (3011126111
South Norwalky Stamford, Port
Chester.
book describing the position of the
writer in her beautiful home almost
directly in the line 'of Ire between
iamlty"-—«ono of the most vital and
stirring of the recent books about
the War. Also. do not fail to read
ArthurIGloason'a “Young Hilda at
the Wars," previously commented on
here. Mr. Gleason has an article.
"The Play Boys of Brittany.“ in the
February Century Magazine.
- weakened. delicate condition, and tor
' a io'ht 41mg had searched for} body} 1
, Incl, and tried I bottle, and' soon no
Gibbs, 0.. “The Yellow Dove"—s
thrluinx story of 1111 aeroplane.
I Native Books.
I derness"—an amazing account of an
experiment. by the author in the
woods of Maine. in connection with
this be sure to read duck London's
“Before Adam." 1 novel, not recent,
but Well wonh looking up.
5 “Young America” Fifty Years Ago.
Shaw Anna Howard, “The Story of
a Honest. ”
of Memory. ",
' AFTER ISICKNESB.
“...—...... 1 -
H0w to Recover Strength.
Inciting how to recover their strength
Iaftor sickness that me are publishing
this information for their. benefit.
After grippe. pienriey, pneumonia or
any illness Mint you need is new
utrenrth and richer ’blood.
The most certain wax. to get this
is by taking Vino],
liver and hen preparation (without
oil). It creates strength, improves the
blond, sharpe'fi's the appetite and re-
stored the entire system to a healthy
robust condition.
1North‘ Adams, Miss .—-"After a long
lllnm of pneumonia 1 who tell in n
11111111 or find strontth cteiitor. this
at ted is, an 11111111119111.1111 'of V1-
Inigo that lmpiovetnent. I continued .
‘luuuiorelrhilemndemnow u
.So many South Norwalk people are 1
our delicious cod 5.
...
I
emporium-Ins 110a can
RANGES. $11.00 to $48.00.
Self Li ting Burners. 8"
our stock store buying. .
GapHotWaIecHeahn .. Sumo;
Eddy Refrigerant“. c
Jonés81llotclikiss
lff We! at. Harwell; Conn
5 ‘ New loans.
that are as old as art itself are re-
lected in may or the attractive mod.
".11 we are showing in
f. .1111: evenness.
Reproductions 0! Mon- and stylsr
I" are much tutored Just new. 1m in . . "
are also Iehmving the very M70!“
ornamental (lesions that are the
tilotly nu.“
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Delicious Creamery Butter, a 15.
Magnolia Milk, acan..........-............ ........ 10¢
Uneeda Biscuits, a .phg. . . ...-...... .................. 4¢
Tomatoes.CornorPcae,ac-n ......... ............... 8¢
Corned or Roast Beef cutto a can ................. 21¢
Graham Flour, 5 lb. bag ..... 19¢
Ivory or Fairy Soap, a Coke .... . ................. 44}
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street.
hooeo-cacc
Eat Nomalk.
, .
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' Royal Society.
Package Outfits
We have just received our new
spring line of Royal Society package
outfit; These packages contain,
Donner. covers. night saw us. combin-
_.auona, dressing saoques and boudolr
cape. aprons, shirtwaists and night
com with chochet cotton sufficient
make a yoke.
Surfs, pillows and centers, also
centers and work- -bsgs in “The Love
Bird" design.
Children's and infants. dresses.
coals. bonnets, hats and rompers.
nobles' sets, consisting of cape,
booties. bibs and carriage straps.
limes sport blouses in nhite repp.
' II ofi‘
Cain mam our scrotum and 5
“TALLY CARDS
FOR ANY OCCASION .
Briggerman Bros. "°' ”A” 3‘“
met Union
South Norwalk.
inventory Days
are bringing out many mtaresung amides that we
a: willing to diepoIee of at a fraction of their real
V “C. 1"
‘It would be impossible to
.Ibecfiuee
insure ring are fie
appears. thriller
55.5: fly a visit to our my...
'1- you want at 633‘? mag.
atelnpt to iterrnze the -
but last long enough to
file advertisement
“‘75“ Just what 5
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