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mil/III?
I. Genevieve La Faye, of Frank-
h avenue. is recovering from an no
«a d militia.
Mayor Carl A. Harstmm and mem-
bers of the city council have received
aeanoa tlcheta to the Norwalh lllgh
aehaei baseball games tor this year.
~11“ um gold sued linger pieces.
regular “.60 to 83, only 81.85. Brand's.
“and J. bit-ck. 1 South Norwalk.
was awarded a lavalliere at the Ger-
man banner which closed at Stam-
rord Saturday night. I
l
Harvey M. Kent has been appointed.
executor of the estate of the late Tho-
mas Powell of this cty. The estate
amotmts to approximately 811,000.
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Miss Rosalie Jesse. of Franklin
street. has resumed her duties at the
lhviii —haymoad .
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byasingateaormereotourcelebrsted CrossCreeherJeddo
lt"wifl drive away the gloom and turn darkness into day,
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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Phone 113-} 131 WW! 3!-
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Local theatrical interest will be cen-
tered around the Palace theatre. in
South Nor-walk the later part at this
week. for the promo: will be headed
villa masterpiece. "in and Out." Ir.
Browne, who is a prominent local "Ir
ideal. is widely known and his Conner
tion with this Vandevifle skull. adds
considerable attention to the Vaude-
ville entertainment that is coming to
the Palace on Thursday.. Ir. Browne
has written many Broadway plays and.
legitimate successes. ‘He has also can» 9
tributed a few exceptional phyletn to
Vsadevlhe. In presenting this act.
which will be interpreted by Walter
s. Howe. an actor of rare ability. and
a specially selected company. the lo—
cal management tool that they are giV~
ing their patrons a rare treat and an
opportunity of seeing a playlet from
the pen of a distinguished author and
an able playright. No announcement
this season has awakened the inertia-
terest 0! local theatregoers. as on this
occasion and a long looked for oppor»
Cutbiii’s
BRIDGE KARKET
Franklin Junior High school. after a
dive wee-ka' illness. on account of the‘
trio-
—-Wedding, stone and slgnet rings. All
gold at Brand's South lNorwalk.
air. and liirs. Theodore C. Zimmer
man, who have been residing for the
past year in lliiddlesboro Ky. have
removed to Louisville for a short res
ideaoe. lrs. Zimmerman was
merly Miss Mada 1. Adams. of South
Norwalk.
The directors of the Southington
National hank voted to change the
bank from a national bank to the
' Soothington Trust company at a meet-
ing held yesterday in the bank build-
Ing. The bank was looted by its cash.
tor. the late C. H. Curtiss. who after
- ward committed suicide.
A Norwalk trolley car caught fire in
Atlantic Bouare, Stamford. Tuesday
The fire was promptly extinguished by
the crew, with hand extinguishers
with which cars are equipped. The
blue started in the grease on the
trucks Few of the passengers knew
that there was a fire beneath them as
they waited tor the car to proceed.
There was no delay.
The next meeting of the directors
of the Connecticut Chamber of Com—
merce will be held in the assembly
hall of the Hartford Chamber of
(‘ommerce rooms by the invitation of
President Louis it Cheney of the
chamber. About twenty-live directors
are expected to attend and subsequent
meetings of the directors of the state
chamber will be held in the body's
rooms. The date has not been fixed
as yet.
The disappearance of Richard J.
Martin of New Haven. brother of tor-
mer Mayor James R. Martin, we re-
ported to the New Haven police yes-
terday and their ,aid in finding his
praieai whereabouts has been enlist-
ed. Ir. Martin has for some time
pantbeeninpoorhealthsstheresait
of nervous trouble. and it is thought
by his family that he has wandered
away in a spell of nervous den
dency. hers are entertained for
aafety. as he was quite weak.
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“Attend tonlgbt' s_meeting,as
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Free Delivery. Phone we
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There will be an important meeting
tonight of the second district v‘otera
ornamental lighting is the important
' matter to be discussed. Those who do
lsirc to get in touch with the real is-
sues of this matter would do well to
the ques-
tion is to be thoroughly thrashed out.
i
l 011 Wednesday evening, March 9th.
the New Canaan basketball tram will
Woosters, of that place. This will be
the ilrst name of the season between
these two teams and should he a cork
er. Harry (abut the local halkefiiall
artist will make the trip with the
“Next-toHcaven” dye.
, tunity to pay homage to “our own Per-
'ter Emerson Browne" tendered every
lone. Ir Browne will attend the per-
Ltorn-sues Thursday. unless something
luntoreseen prevents his doing so. The
Iremalnedr of the bill is oneofexcep‘
iuoul quality. The Hotel uni-s. is
a musical comedy revue. produced by
INod Wayburn. who is prominent on
Broadway and is now staging the
Zeigtield Follies. The act is describ-
ed as a pretentious production with
pretty girls and cleVer comedians.
Barrett Carmen is a comedian with? a
fund of original humor. Sydney Clare
'and Betty qual. are a clever pair
presenting filiecn minutes of lull-"i
rnjoyabie rhyme. reason and music.‘
journey ‘0 Danbury, “I‘d play "'0 In" The Tossing Austins will juggle and]
loot in their individual manner. Thoi
photo play feature will be well up to
the high standard established at the
9Palace.
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“Tl-i! Pamcses PAT."
Manager Rumor. of the Regent. an-
88.00
$16.50 to 95-00 Values
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flesh and blood. Tickets were placed
on sale today.
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RALSTON
S H O E S
A style for every foot. They,
neadnobreaking in.
$4.00 am1754.50
pairof
Glover}
CASTLIC it"! TODAY.
Mr. and lira. Vernon Castle in the.
Photon!” story at their own event-l
tul lives “The Whirl of Lite" at the
Regent this allernoou and evening,
tor picture prices. is a bargain. Hun.
dreds of people in this city have heard:
and read about this wonderful couple.
who made dancing a furore in Amer .
tea and invented a number at newi
and bewildering steps. They wilii
never be seen in this city in person
and no better opportunity of studying,
them at close range can be aiiorded.
than by the camera story which nev-l
er deceives. This is the first, last;
and probably only photoplay that will
ever be made oi llr. and live. Vernon
Castle together. as he has enlisted in»
the English army as an aviator. and
it is doubtful if he will survive thel
war. The New York critics said the;
picture is good. and they have enough'
on new continually to know some-
thing about them. .
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liiiii, Mill, Vigil!
fvr, vsm' Ail DIMM elm-m until
1 mn- sups Coming Out.
Surely it! a “flaaderineliatrdeanse”
‘Ir you was to lint-maul: double the
The Acro Club of America has of nounccs the early presentation 0' "W body of your hair. Just mm el
{cred to the Connecticut Nations:
new comic opera. “The Princess Pat”
cloth with Danderiae and draw it care-
Guatd. in common with the guard of the hook and lyrics by Henry Blossomunn, mm. your m. m. “.1
other states, one scholarship in avls- .the music by Victor Herbert and the almll strand at . m.-
thia will i
tion and 840 towards derraylng ex- staging by Fred G. lathnm. [Ave and c...” the hair of dust. dirt or any 9,4
penses of the oillcer
take the course. The training will
be given at one of the Curtis schools
of flying which are located at Buffalo,
N. Y.; HammondsportpN. Y.; New-
‘ port News. Va.; and San Diego, Cal.
Another school is to be started at
.Sheepshead Bay in the spring. The
training will be continued until the
oillcer secures his oillclal pilot license.
George Norman. Norwslk's crack
forward. will be unable to appear with
the local team in next Monday night’s
game at the armory. having to play
with Reading. in the Eastern league.
with whom he has signed a contract.
George will not be lost to Norwalk.
'however. but will appear in all other
games with Norwalk's green jerseyed
hopefuls. John-on. the crack league
forward. and member at the North
Hudson team. which played two weeks
ago at the armry. will play in the
place of Norman. in Monday's game.
An important meeting of Sherman
Commandery, No. 470. will be held on
Friday evening. of this week. A full
attendance is requested.
,—meglans springs, clips, guards. tem-
Ipins, etc. renewed. A specialty of cars
at Brand's.
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eat of the winter and Mrs. Annie
Diets prudttntlsV wore woolen stock-
ilu when she went to bed. Testify-
designated to
Sunday night was one of the cold ‘
jealousy predominate in the story of
play. for what would a Princess be
minus either? The opera depicts a
woman‘s effort to safeguard her hus-
bands affections by arousing his jeal-
ousy in attentions to the other man.‘
The Princes di Moutaldo; nee Patrice
O'Connor. usess this method to duly
impress her really loving, but impree--
sive husband. Prince Antonio di lion-
ltaido an Italian. with the charms she
believes he does not fully appreciate.
Her instrument to this end is one An‘
thony Schmalts. an elderly German
plutocrat. who is described as "a bit
01' a bounder." Bob Darrow the inevit-
able young man of ready wit, aids Mi
can, in her scheme. The opera will
be presented with a cast and c
of superior excellence and an amp
mented Herbert Orcbcu-r- Mr. Heb
berth score contains some ‘twent!
numbers. several of which are waltsesl
These songs suggest a populr theme:
i"Aliles." “Make Him Guess," 'l'd Like
to be a Quitter,“ ”Love is Best of All."
“‘F‘or Better or for Worst,“ "I Wish I
Was 'an lslandrin an Ocean of Girls.”
"'ln Day Dreams." “All For You." "The
:Shoes of Husband Number One ae~
Worn by Number Two" and “Two
148%th Eyes." The scenes of the
opera which is in three acts are laid
in lions lshnd.
“POTASH AND PEBLMUTTER." .
l “Potash and Perlmutter." the fam-
ous comedy-drama which llaneger A.
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Theatre on Saturday. coming. is aptly
{described as “m up-todate garment
lin three pieces, made by our.speelal
designer from material the em
in the Saturday ll: 9 Put. '
Montague Glass." and the announce-
ment adds moat truthfully thnt it I
New York so ences laughed at the
{or-Midas Mann-e lit-mam “Ah-"NWBJ
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Ibe amased. Your hair will be wavy,.
jluly and abundant and posses an in
[comparable softness, lustre and luxur-
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leside'n beautifying the hair. one ap-
plieuiui oi Danderiae dissolves every
particle d dendraif; tnvtgnsates the
Maine is to the hair what fresh
sshewers of rain and sunshine are to
tnotation. it goes right to the roots.
invigoratea and strengthens them. its
annihilating. stimulating and litepro-
dicing properties clean the hair to
grow long. strougand beautiful.
You, can surely have pretty. soil.
lustrous hair, and lots of it, if you will
just get a iiceut bottle of Knowlton's
pass-ins from in: drag sier- or tel.
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Tires, Tuhpe and Supplies. Prevent
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closing out all yardgoods» Linens.
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South Norwalit, Conn.
31 WASHINGTON STREET
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given special attention: also ear-emu
of the spine. You will never regret
‘ am the Chiropractor a chance u
lunatic treatments men also
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M Washington at. Io. Nmelk. Ceaa
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you the lowest prices on 15 years gone
anteed tin made into leaders.
made. painted inside. tin roofing.
plumbing and heating.
"Storm Tight" rooting, guaranteed
5 years. 1 ply. 81.40 per roll.
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thing like this happens II I“ '
PLUMBING
1s detective, antiquated. ansam'r
tnry or worn out. have us we
necessary repairs or Install s
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have been received by us that a dark-
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who drives a breath horse I“ M
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be sure our name is on wagon .d M- '9
duplicate receipt from driver. ’
We pay it“. In, for rap. ' ._
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fiver, m Yen-it (feet of 6am
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