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”118803011, Pa. April ll.—The
orhetpal glans tableware mantlactur-
ers today announced new pieces, some
factories advancing certain lines ten
and lfteen per cent.
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Popular Amusements;
Miss Halide Ada-s In The “Little!
Minister."
4 The young person who lads ””1
Made Adams as her favorite actress.
is anxiously awaiting her coming. But
tbedesirstoseehertsbynomeansi
confined to the young person. There.
are any number of people who are not '
young who are looking forward to see
In: the actress again with more than,
the ordinary amount of interest.
Top Boots.
“Field House" or Pear‘
LIGHT
FOOTWEAR
Novelties lu Footwear
A few of our many spring styles in Ladies' Lace High . rum
RoyaI‘Blue, or "Field louse” vamps with white tops.
ALL THE NEW PATTERNS IN HOSlERV.
The Colonial in patent and in
gun metal leathers. Has small
tongue and ornament—Espec-
ially pleasing u the foot.
Grey the latest shades.
oxrowos
There u always a desire to see Miss
Allan: on the stage, and if this do-
sire seem to be more acute than us
_CONNEALLY
There will he a regular
naming of Welcome Stranger lodge.
So. 3“, Sons of St. George, this eve-
nt“ at the club rooms in Halls 8!.
A class of candidates were put
through the First Degree last evening
at the regular meeting of (lur Broth-
wa' indge. I. 0. O. F. Routine busi
boss was also discussed and transact-
ed. The meeting was held in the
lodge rooms in Wall street.
A regular semi—monthly meeting of
Catholic Union Council, No. is“. K. of
C. will be held this evenlrg. Owing
to the work of redecorstinc, \\'h\‘l is
now going on in the clubhouse, to
ntght's'meeting will he. held in the
basement of St. Mary's church.
A special meeting of the Norwalk
High School Alumni Association has
been called for this evening in the
high school in West avenue. Matters
of importance will be transacted. and
oil members are urged to attend. A
musical program has been arranged.
The 81~rater Joacphine. of Stanford
winner of the Nanhasset challenge cup
last year. and afterwards sold to Jas.
1‘. Harlin. who races off Marblehead
. I start on her voyage around the
is on April it: Ibe n'ltt'be sat in;
the best racing trim and will try and
win the nnmarcup from the Indian
Harbor Yacht Club at a later date.
Wag}. Bessy. of Edgewater, N.
J. chained with passing a worthless
check of no on the Ansonia National
bank. pleaded guilty in the Ansonin
city court Saturday and was fined 850
and costs by Judge R. L longer. The
court suspended execution of ludg.
Intent on the tine for six months and
llascy paid the costs amounting to
81063. i
At about 9:30 last night. John Beam
nelli who keeps a fruit store at 160
Atlantic street. discovered a small
blue in Quittner Brothers saloon. at
.158 Atlantic street. and netlded the so
lies, who broke in the door and found
that the tire had started in the beer-
pninp. due to crossed wires. The dam-
age amounted to 20. and was con-
fined to the pump. The tire was put
out by shutting off the currenb-Stam-
ford Advocate-
Sick bat fer’two days. rns. Alex
antler Fulop of Bridgeport died on
Thursday; only one hour after her
husband died of tuberculosis. Although
she had been told that if she wont to
a hospital she would have a chance
to recover. she steadfastly refused to
beloved until the arrival of her 18-
_ you-Old 'son mumm Pa. , She
did while waiting his arrival. 'l‘wo
children. hardly more the babies.
weekly i
not just now it is because when she
appears at the Regent Theatre one,
night only. Wednesday, April 19. it
'will be as isidy Babble in "The Lit
'tle “mister.” This means much to
the admirers of the actress, for the
play is one in which she has not been
.seen in several seasons and it is one
which will have an air of novelty for,
‘ many of them. I
“The Unis Minister” did u lot for,
scotch author, J. M. illurrie. and like
wise it did a lot lor'Maude Adams. it
gave promise that Mr. Barrie as .i
'playwright would become famous and
ill estabfin'ned its chief interpreter on
a solid footing as a -tar. The success
of the actress in this play has been
of a volume that has not been exceed
cd in recent years by any other per
.sonaltty in any other play. .‘ with military honors.
There is much in “The Little Milt-i Mr. Birmingham was 64 yeirs. ll
‘ tater” in its exposition of hymn nature . months and 16 days old lalt Saturday.
that charms all that is best in the; He w“ . member of the police do-
-nltnds and tit-arts of those who come}
under its spell. its story is by no part-lent for H ”"1 1““ 21 years
new complicated. Lord Rlntoul's ago this month he becsnm supertnv
daughter. lady Babble. in a s'plrit of tendeni when the office of chief of po-
lice was abolished. He was named
fun goes into the woods dressed as a
gypsy. There she meets Gavin Dis . w
hart. the minister of ”w church in superintendent while Prank (.lark as
Thrums. ,Tue weavers of the town ”"0" _
are on strike and the soldiers are ex-‘ Ir. ntmtsshsms death came sue-
pected to put down disturbances. The denly, shocking his thousands of
”films: hot Eh? W 00“! it 10 be friends and admirers. But bodied as
i go y t e sound of a horn and he had hoped "in the harness"
Bab“ ' i i ‘ l a ' '
Lady makes the m n stel Ill was in hill on" at police MGM‘-
ters on Saturday until noon. when
he went home, ill. For two weeks he
innocent loans of giving the signal.
had been suffering from kidney tr:
.1 WASHINGTON BTREET
CHIEF BlRMINGHAM OF ‘RIDOE-
PORT POLICE DIES IUDOEN.
LY, AGE leTY-FIVE.
BRIDGEPORT, April ll.—Eugene
lice chief in the United States" in
point of service died in his home. at
lat; Washington avenue, at 11:50 a'-
clock Saturday night. from uremic
poisoning, and will be buried today
It Is in a spirit of fun that llsdy
Babble again meets the minister. in
spirit that tempts her to keep its;
his and uremic who“: I“ do
oping. Dr. N. J. Rows was ssmm
ed to Mr. Birmingham's borne on
identity aecre The elders of tin
cliurch who lo e their minister. hit
urday evening and found that
love gossip more. are horrified at
what they , consider the young man’s
lntatuation for the gypsy. Lady Bsb‘
ble's thoughts are forced to take a
serious turn for she ilnds that
thoughts of the little minister on a
big place in her heart.
Everything has been so ‘Iinppy with
the illusive \young woman until Lord
tRintoul hears of the affair. He dts-'
approves of the match. But his young l
daughter has it wise heart on her
pretty shoulders and she makes use
of an old Scotch law to aid her in.
her desire to be the wife of the little
minister.
The drawing of the Scotch charac
‘ters in tn.lr. Barrle'a happiest vein.
Ladyaabhte Is a delight and that she
will be welcome is a certainty. The
four acts of the comedy are handsome-
ly staged. There is a well halancb'd
company In Miss Adams' support.
The seats for this performance will
be on sale hiday. Arpll it at 9 a. m..
at the box office.
the
the patient went into a state of coma
and was in that condition until he
died at 11:50 o'clock.
Practical Account look for Farmers‘
Issued by the State College i
April Pint. ‘
it to essential to the highest suc-
‘coss In taming that the farmer know
what his income is, and the source of
his income: what his expenses are
and for what his money Is expended.
A study of the business as a while to
tdetermine its weak as well as its
strong points is also essential.
Any intelligent study of the farm
Fannie Ward, Star. :uslness is based on farm accounts.
Those who saw label Tallaferro in 0 meet the “mm a" ‘ simple “d
“Her Great Price" at. the Regent The- practical system of farm accounts
atre last evening will remember the that will tell the farmer those facts
.3“! as 0'10 0f "19 screen's most ingabout his business 'whtch are neces-
' to I“ ~
(Egglfilfiuwg‘; wakepiagesriiimg: tun-y to intelligent management the
leases of the ““0th ”mm Extension Service of the Connecticut
Mabel at once commanded the inter-IAKTiclfliunl College his lust lssueda
set of the audience and her lctilltljl-‘nrmer's Account Book. Anyone in-
throughout the feature was of first;
order. The picture was enjoyed by‘tethed in tblrin‘orgglgulgAggress
capacity houses yesterday. Today
#15“ pupil: \Vgrfi will gppeal- m niFdl‘m Management Demonstrator. 0011'
'. orosco amount feature “For the nehttc
Defense." Miss Ward scored heavilyI Conn ut Agricultural College.Storrs,
in “The Ghent" which was declared. '
by the Strand management of New!
York city to he the best photoplay.
ever offered in the house. Fannie:
REQUISITION ASKED FOR KELLER
H
Birmingham. Bridgeport's ilrst super-i
lntendant of police and the oldest pom
P'I
“super w filling tut. M 'odmkmeived the requirements for entrance
FAR accounrs. 1
Ito be given very soon if it is.to be;
The 077st“. in soft kid is very
attractive to (bone desiring
wmething more than a pump.
8t BRACKEN .
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SHOE STORE
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‘ Huron stwooo
day on account of illness. i
IIIGII Slim IIIIIES
, liarry Bradbury was absent yester-
i “We?
Misr- Lamont. who was ill all last; sour" Noawam
week, returned to school Yesterday:
morning
_
Allen Gregory. one of our seniors. i
is still confined to his home on ac- 2
count of illness.
3 The preparatory class in French
:met. yesterday afternoon. with Miss
The Reed & 'Volk
t‘hancellor in wells. Electrical CO.
1 m o l u
i "0’" Church, who has been ill ati ELI::R::A: Equlp’ed
suor
his home for some time with Iaryugt-
:tls, returned to school yesterday‘ In N Town
AUTO OUNLIIO
morning.
,Plsene M be. Iain I.
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Bled
i There will as a baaehil practice~
Quit the Lockwood sins-racism; Com-3
’paay lot today at l p. p All candi-l
dates should a? ‘rtuv' ‘
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'All glrli‘ who lntebd to go to Nor-l
imsl school may get the requirements}
from Dr. Dumbart. Hobos Just in}
" Garden Tools
The Wallingfordljne
for 1916.
There was a rehearsal of the senior
play cast. yesterday. at two o’clock. In:
the assembly ball. This play ought:
We
Have
There was.“ impromptu meeting. Ally
of the business committee of the sen-f
Ior play. They decided to give each. Tool
senior eight unreserved and six so;
given at all this year. and much inter.
est is being manifested in the pro-i
gross that the cast is making.
served tickets. which he or she should-
try to sell. This should not appear
unreasonable to any senior. He or
she must bear in mind that the pro
coeds of the play will be used to do
fray the graduating expenses. An at-i
tempt its also be made to interest.
the sophmnore and Junior classes in
the pro)ect. The program of last
year's minstrel show were looked
over and plans for the senior play
program were discussed. Mr. Blake.
who has bee nespecially kind to that
senior class, in the past, ‘Albefl 0' Mill'gall
assisting: ( . .0 Clue :- )
them both with hi i m' 0'"
3 “I‘m" “1"“ ~12 wasmnortm or.
and the dremen worked faithfully ID: on mnwaut. court
F. S. LYON
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least one thousand tickets for both
performances, ‘which will be gtventwo
successive nights. With all these.
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Freight boat‘feavaa Pier 21 East
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Castes P. lease. General Agent.
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