SATURDAY. APRIL 22, 1916
“ROBBED
of Connor's Pay Roll at New
Haven. Held up at Office Door
and satchel containing $3,090
taken.
ARE YOl' °ROTECTED?
We can offer you full Protec-
tion against Hold Up. Burglary
or Daylight Robbery. Call us
on the phone, No. t230. and we
will gladly quote rates, etc.
Taylor 6. Golden
Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
WATCH
For Our "Onyx" Day
Announcement
Two
H liyx” Days
April 28-29
l.‘
{(05:93
aw
(i
.l“ :i‘il’i’l awn
. It‘ll“ 2!‘ 'OV‘. mailman-.4
1 _-———-v, .7
WEATHER FORECAST.
ml for Norwalli and \Liin lt'
lit the
IIIKI'I'. )-
I lI-i
tor-no.1. Sunday cloudy
int 1 pin. it'llout‘tl by fair.
aiuc» are return] this morning
They Ell‘l‘
in
It. if:
l‘\'l‘r
.‘tliii‘i'nui and Ncw .lersty
«atria; «loud_\ and rainy “rather
all llil‘ iiorllici‘n districts cad of 112*
.\li.-:~i~'<-'ippi l'llt‘l‘. The Michigan dr~‘~
liiibiinic l‘as moved Wf‘) slowly dur-
llll.’ the last ‘34 hours. l'Ica‘an‘ wca
ll‘i'f‘ nrmails between the Rocky Itloun‘
Iill"\' ant. the Mississippi rircr 'llltl in
the mu‘bcrn didricts. The tcinptia
iill't'. i'iilllllillt- low DGIWH‘D ”I" Rock)
.\ioi:i.taii..-' and the Lake region. Snow
\ as rcnortcd from Minnesota,
\t'ariiincs for high winds are or:
played along the coast.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY
'I'ctiipct'atui'c: low. 52: high.
7i. ('Icar.
.__.'—..-. __-,-._..._.....__.-
Y NEWS
Tho .I. ll. Kim: (‘Cnnpaiii's steamer
liaisons" discharged a cargo of 75
ions of King's Windsor cement for
lfny'nond brothers at their wharf in
Sou h Norwalk.
'l'ln highway (‘Olllnllr‘rlnllt‘f‘ has let
:x comraci for 3,820 feet of reinforced
concrete road in Stralford to Richard
Lamb f No. 90 West street, New
York iii an estimated row of $10,000.
A lilo not neglect your taxes and
my illlll' per cent. interest. Offices
(‘ity Hall and Town Assembly Hall
will be open all next week.
The public utilities commission will
hear the petition of the Connecticut
(‘oiiipany for approval of construe
ton of a single track on Bridge and
Water strut-ls in New Haven on April
2". at 11:30 a. m.
r‘r'erilz have received postal cards
today from F. T. Huntington. formerly
curt-5s agent in Norwalk. but who is
now in ltzwenport. hi. Mr. Hunting-
ton writes that‘ while attending '1 mo.
ii...-~.',.,......-.~ show the night before he
war: :i picture of the \\'ilton railroad
Malina. with James T. Keatinz, conduc-
lot, 5 :iitig his train and Agent liop—
lilti“. of the Wilton station. taking a
mail bat; to the post office. it was all
very clear and familiar and Mr. finn-
tiiisoozi writes that it made him feel
ho m ~i<k 1.200 miles away to see so
familiar a scene.
'I‘hu Importance
of a bank account is realized
by almost everyone sooner or
later.
The sooner you start one. the
sooner you reach the goal of
financial success.
Your account is invited.
4% Interest Paid
On Savings Accounts.
lllI PIllPlI’S llllSI Ill.
______._____
' Gloves for Easter
The La Perle Gloves of Real French Kid. three clasp: in
tan, grey, black and white with combination of embroidery
on back (black with white and white with black) 1.50
Two Clasp Glace Gloves; black, tan and white . o. . 1,15
White with black embroidery on back and black with
..................... $1.25
00
white ................. . . . .
Children's Kid Gloves in tan
"—5- ...4; ...-’9’-
Black and white with combination embroidery or back.
Two Button Silk Gloves in tan. grey, black and white also
combination of enbroidery on ~pack ................
Lisle Gloves, two button , . .
Lisle Gloves. sixteen button
. I. I. MALLETTE
SILK AND FABRIC GLOVES
Sixteen Button Silk Gloves i ntan, black, grey and white,
THE SOUTH. NORWALK EVENING SEW“
SU ROOM COIDA
l
l
Mitltllllllll can
hurrah,
an Ellie! Chopin
the Memory Of Two Friends
MARY E OKlNNER.
Instantly Killed in I Terrible Accidell‘
June 3, 1915 ‘
at Mazatlan. Mexico ‘ (Continued from First Page.)
i
And MINA sr. JOHN DAVENPORTL :
who |
Fraud Away on January 31. lillo' ‘
at “illull. Connecticut.
lO
cided whether it would llltlflu' a coin
[pluiiit against ituins. l
.................... . _ , "Seymour did but He in the occa,
"'l‘h ' It in . lMon a, l ilougbi he would,’ Swaiiii‘
I x ' ' ' .
H“ militncily' lust; for Reisziid. ‘ll N‘r‘lllé to me i would do
Lut‘ ‘ ‘ . ' i ' . . *
isoiuetbing .ioou it It a man inciallcd
. i ..
75¢ and 31°00 “‘“d ”“1“ 1’ “whim, [bulb to" a tit-it-L-ioplioiic in my othc."
Thoughts "
Speak, Azracl. Angel or llt'alh.
\‘lhui is 'UlS God? The
saith
tiucsiioi.i..g him in uiidcibreaiu.
l
Silent as to Crime. i
, Veilhcr the ltlbll‘il'l Atturmy lltil‘:
‘llill'llb would llistlltrt the nature of‘
Mourner‘ ilic crluir llullls said he was trying to
tilt It't'l .\Sl.t u ll . it'.itt l'iit‘l .l o .0
lldllUli ot tic- litulllllil) l.i\\.~, the ills
1.00
50¢
. 25fL and 50¢
50¢
"its Howard I. l.l|\.\'lllt'~. 0! Sta:
w w auuue, will ciitiilam tlir mean
..x of the liust Norwalk ll zni'ox.»iiit Il'
.‘t-~oci.iiioii':' cii‘d :tziitv \‘oihlr. at
1:111)in o1 Iii \t \\ c!. t .w \.d‘ in I
“I‘ll lt_\ .‘ll’r I ll. lllllallt‘, .‘1 - ll .'
honors and .\ll> ti. l‘wiiicw'. llizs i.~
will l!.l|“llil~ st ~~itlil t-l Ill! lil.l|
‘. t. 1- liliit‘ is lull-lull
'; f: i.’.l*‘i'l'~ oi the (‘onnt'cticut lipi
w - in {thin} “11’! )‘tNlt'ltlay :il lll" of-
..w of Judge 1.. I‘ \\' Mania in Hall»
In the ut'liriioon the Il'llrll‘TS
.-:'cd Mitiisfit-id, where ground
‘ucn llllltt'll for the cieciion ol the
new luridings for the colony.
‘ilf‘tl.
has
There's no job in this city twat can-
not be filled by a really (‘.\I‘.\lll.l~3
norkcr~ and all capable
‘ciuporaril, out of work, watch
Sentinel "help wanted" ads clouely.
w orlit'rs
Illt'
liid- were received yesterday by
‘it'f'l'l tar) Le Roy Montgomery for the
l"'ltl(i\itl of spiles near the Win-hind
‘t-ll Strcct bridge, These bids will he
lltl‘lll‘ll at a future met-tin: vi” the
‘-r:dxc construction committee. The
iltil‘lt' of removal must be coiiiplcie-i by
:lll) Isl.
I-‘irll .‘d. (‘rampton, superintendent
........................ _ llll'l Al‘ttrlir) mil ll \Ii‘.‘ a crime.
lAui. ,t,_ ml harp Ul broken strings “MK.“ 1, (llltlttp-tl. .\Uul“ llt' ltl‘tlst'“
""‘"“‘_“ \‘l “11-“ ““ 11 “WP” h” shadowed tu'cd ill this (llllizl) A \llllJIllllt of
“”‘55‘ ‘lln‘ ioutinlny Ilfll“ \Hllliii come tiiiihr
A.l p... ...,d Mum Atruel MUG“. ,it;.- Juana-tun oi vii |‘t‘ti«f‘.ll nil
iihorua >.
(sod i> Love throughout all Space: , ,,~.”._ ...; p. “d.- “It...“ “ml,“
Ll"? 1‘ (503 l“ "“‘W place: i‘lzi.‘ riuhl> Il‘. [5.11 .2 ”Ac rit~zrttmcir
“Iv-awn .... ‘iti' ““0 see Hts Face! iii. .1.... led t. .. .i. mm. 1.11.4
”ff/:40: ., ...: 51. '1"; . it'litll‘rill it» kliou w..tli In was in.”
.‘ * l.o‘ H“ “l" I‘l'l‘»13““*'r)'“h“rl'l Illl‘l'iltlt', a (|.lllt tl' rt-pty l" llllts'
' ‘ y . 1 lii'iii" run-him. ill in. Au; ...fns p. ......i. .q ',.. v...‘ .m .i,,\. .1 ,,V
a h Ll ‘1 " [114‘ ‘ ill lltll.i.~l loo. lll liiil'fi l:iir' , lie lituiiiln litt\t‘.ii!‘.‘ :1" \o‘r \‘:il~ l u
., Illiril‘Hl .\‘1rti‘i.t_\' ullv lo ‘Htrn \\.1U
l.‘ I”, "5"! I i‘utic aw no boutah that c.i.i ll-lH‘ l‘ui'ii: s c'np‘ny. \\t‘lt. :l.. ll lllil'l‘
g 5‘ (3C1 l.IW W " INIL > w '1' ..L'i \ .h a pi‘iuh, .i t!l‘l «on
I! N.) l ,f lll.‘ lit in ..izt-v Near, and yet in.- Far; 17' t .. , ' '
a, ________________ “ Q Hts lbw Ii. wurop and tin Sui" what munitions company the lawyers
‘ I
, . .... .1 ,1 . Hmrriug ultvrt Illl' lii‘t‘t‘tila sw'cll,# V\i'l.| zhn Limit: l‘. 1. l ;. may
‘2‘". ADE) Pill“?! .‘I‘h a ll.tllltll lll lilt' Asphmlel' 1‘.“ WP H > H \V'Uml': M igtl‘d...
“ And lllt' l'mlcr llowtr d> \hll ... tp w. 5“ tuz. rlll.‘ 1:4 ind ill'ltll
’. . I? “‘5',- . .1 . of lllt l'*:r:..< ll-IttlHt'.‘ ll . :iplii.
»t .-. L.) ,. f.- . 1‘ lhc l,'v\t hit him .i Iv'llill tilinlll'illk" of ilil‘ litllllluiilt‘ buildinu 1.. .irnliig
lg 'l‘o pimii-i oval and h lph~>~ li.lil;'< his i'.i-l‘. \u-rr Illlllf. illll .tl.t ti Iliil'ih
. .,. ¢ 7' lcl h iltl'la till all on don ilk“ win! to I'll Uncut Alipl‘iir) 'l'he
1‘." ‘4. "P '0' .....masl “”18” lll‘lt‘t'lllplllllli‘. llit' lli~il‘iil \llol‘itM
POPULAR NURSE W'EDDED. tf'iuil liii.ii~ a~ 5*)"in was Ii» .iilcii
.\ \cry prt-lly homo wtduing was lifting. luird-n illml .1“. Uliltlt‘wii. |,l Maul: ntiu i..l\.n Ilill .1 1.2. .iui-
l.l 1.1 at ;’ llt'lllt'l\ tugs .EIlt'l‘IlUtlll at the In: i~ 1‘ '.t.*'i :tmt ..iit “.1 it,? up... ‘
rtx draw it‘ .‘di l-I'Iu \ikt-ii l'l Fil» 'lhc SAllSl \l l'lililtA oi ht tits dt- Th 3». t. it \ n'lll'. 'h-n plate!
.. iiliillt'. blitz. h-‘r daughter, tllll' ol prtnwd t't.«- t..<-t.~« h- fttr- the in... in.)
\ninullt'» poptll.t )‘titliii.’ littllta ailil . worc :i>l(l.1.«i; .l ~\lltll i. '1 rigid of
l’llltll'lll Illlr.~i‘~‘. lit't'ultie llll' lil‘ltlt‘ oi Hod i~ ism throughout all \pacc: ihc ch-ciuphont and told Swami
ilali'u'k Reynolds, a :rllt't‘twbllll .\'ctv l.l|\'t' is (.‘od iii t\tl'y pl‘ict‘ thc) oil not know \\l|tI llllili'll‘ll'ltln
loik l)ll.\lllt“S man 'l‘hl house was ll..ppy .ii't- filmy who l\'.\t)\\' l.‘l\lj'>‘ l'ulll‘lm \\;i\ ;.t'Ici’
iamlully tltt'llrlllt‘rl with flowers and l-‘\t‘l-.‘ Bored Hole Through wall.
[t.lllll‘~ llt'\. Murray Hamilton. pastor ’l‘lic lllll‘lln inch.‘ lli~ll'lt'l :\l'or
of the \iii‘oloii Heights Methodist What I~ this Love? The \ioiii'inr llt‘) Suann mid. “inicd the lit‘\i oilic.
tll'lltll, was llii otliciu'ini: clergyman. sai'h in llit‘ l;i\\ oi‘ar and hon d a h m
The llillll' was li;:iid.~‘oiiw1_\' :lllili‘ll iii Love is Victory! \iiswcrcd lloaib: through 1hr wall at T :10 om- night.
a gown of white \oilc. with law trim |.o\o- t-a-i 'h not c'eii w’iih l.lit-'~ liiirin pr: llil\tll mr lil‘ would uiu- lllt‘
lllIliLZS :iiid piarl oi'uumtnls. Sbc bicath Illl' mac: time lliu lllhll‘lllllt'lll \\.i~
w'oic oi'aiice blossoiih in her I';lll' and llislil'lttl .ind iuv illill ll was iciiioicd
carried a bridal lttllltllll‘l. 'I‘l-i- lll‘ltlt‘ Love nath iht- brightness of lin- .llll, .’l‘bc t'ilM' Ihc dctu‘iic is iiiii-rcstvtl
and bridegroom were aitcii'dcd by Love such lill‘ Ill good dcmi~ (Iliiltgflll N tiiidelopul and “llt'll bl~ iti
Miss Kale llaiiel and ltayiiiond it ‘Love uranicili dt-s'h with \ll'iltr) \t'>liK;tlltill i~ ioinplcicd he has proin
\lken At the conclusion of the won. list-d to place the t'ari- in my hands."
ctrcinoiiy rfifl't'allllll‘llls were served. L A: the Scyiiiours would make no
and the happy couple rl't‘t'l\'(‘tl the tint nevtr yet were words c‘cr found cutn.d..int Ill-'dlllrl the "WM who
of Hit state fish and game commission,
returned yesterday from Boston. where
he inet with fish and game officials
Illllll the state of Maine and Massa-
"l‘tt-I'lh relative to the protection of
tish and shell fish of ihe inland wat-
crs ol’ .\cw England. .\ conference
is to be arranged iit which all of the
late will be represented.
_._.._..._
There's no job in this (it); ii a'. (dil-
Itol be filled by a really (‘.\I‘.\lil.l~1
worker~and all capable workers
ti-mporarily out of work. watch the
\‘ciitinel “help wanted“ ads clo-ely,
\liiiiuizer Singer. in charge of the
:rcup if midgets now playing at The
Lei-iii. uptow'n. will ouriiey to Europe
within a few weeks to secure about
:15 otiicr dwarfs and midets. These
new mid-gets. combined with the com-
[any playing here. will be one of ihe
iualn battles of "Ringling llrothcrs'
circus.
llarrey -Fin(‘li. I". E. lau-kwood. Fred
'l‘linlllllt-Oll, Joseph Lockart, and Fred
liain, r.. composed the .\'orwa.k lt‘illil
:‘l tlic stale, shoot in Meriden. yester-
day. Tin re were also a. number of the
tllllL’lll'tllttlllllh of Illt‘ larizc lllllllllt‘f‘AII plllllllllt'l like that Low- to sound. I'i‘ti‘ll 'ltc dt ,t‘tltiltlltlllt‘. l): lilt'l \t
oi friends pri‘st’nl. They received .\‘o tourin- can tell its depth profound lvrttcy Smut“ will bc was unable to
.many beautiful and costly pi‘cseiits.‘ stale urdt-r what within of III! l'i-nal
’l‘lit)‘ i'cceiwil many beautiful and hid “hit is Life? The .\toiirii:r l't‘lt luv ltlilt'llll! “1 fl tlt‘l""'t'illl‘l'l"
costly presents Mr, and Mrs. Rwy-l Ntl‘ll would come He Nllll ll ccrlaiiily was
llliltltl will enjoy an t‘\llllllt‘ll wedding Life ix Mysteryl. :i Cry! a Breath! not liiizp.ai'_\. though, under (‘l'rliflil
circumstances. it might be trespass.
trip and on their rciurii will rcside- i‘hcii Vapor (:0an Int that is Deathl.
‘ lluins last night tI-‘tlitrt‘tl Ill' “1"“
in Alllaguort‘ll, l.. l. ‘
limit with Itll’t‘l'. llt- attribute-d
iiiciiiiislaiicc of tlic dctctiopliotie se-
on lli't‘lll llcapvr l of prcen :illil st-rc.
“hose llllrhisl mm is all the Yl'ier
The l-‘astcr dance to be held
tbltllltluj‘, April Elili, at the Norwaili
t‘oi.iilr\- club, will be the event of ihe .. . ”on“ “mm”: m” 1” ”W MIN-”y ”f d
. .. _ 1hr cheericsl soul my llrtlllll (an “‘31 (It‘lt‘l‘llu‘ ill-lt‘m'y- ills wholl-
>t'il.-’tlll. lhc ball room \\'lll be 'lN‘l‘O- chill? ”m...‘ and ..n in. books. i... mm. “9“.
pl‘lttit‘l) decorated and a special stip- l‘hc hrawsi llt'itll with terror thrill “I 1“" lli-‘ll‘t-‘Nl “I ill" Ill-“TM MIN"
l'l'l‘ m l he "St‘l’Vl‘ll ill lltihl o’cl0ck. Witt-n I command it Be Thou Still! ' "‘3‘"
1 ltr :iid Mrs. (‘oriiell left Frid-‘r . "mm 1 S‘Mmm" “m“ ”l ”W “m"
ihuddt-ring now in under breath. m-nt so far yesterday as to say llt' _
mornin: tor a week in \\':i.~hini:ton. It.
. 1”]. what .m- Thou? ”1.. “Humor did not lu-licvc a diciograph had bccn
l by motor car. , saith: l|lldlllrtl in his oilicc.
__ .....m _- w . _ :l ..m God's pity! :liichrt‘tl ppm], Nevertheless Eduard Stt'iinn, his
trici Attorney. as told iii the Herald
yesterday. learned of the dictograpli,
il lllth‘ the bonds of thus.- in film“ and t‘l'l'll y',-~=~ril:\y lw t‘th‘Ctt'tl .\lr.
Then he ! "l'n- “1 “I“. Will lic-lrls lhai call 15"!“20‘” t caiiinltiiil
l .‘ll‘. Styiti'tiir's tirzn. \ llit'll. it is un-
‘ ilt'rstontl. i. [in « .‘.'.\ \\'t-.~lttf‘ll
l‘iirl'hluf‘ (human). 1- ~iinvl lllt' follow-
ing Ni“'l'llll‘ill _\.-t unlay
"lliis oiliie ll.\ lit"Zl in art- a of
l large li'alt:.ictiuti-‘ in ll; mums made
and (lt'li\t‘l‘t‘-l to our .Iw ill~, l‘.l\til\'ll|l{
discussions \\Illt'll would affect other
llllt'rt‘Sln and which they would regard
HASTENING THE EVIL DAY.
\\'illlc»<l'a says he wishes you'll
make hasti- and propose lo'sietrr
Young Man tdclighiidlyi
is willing to let her marry inc"
Willie *"Tillll'l tlial. llc rill" you'iu
‘not likely to keep coiniti' hcrc alto-r
his hands you ihc lillIIlll.
I am God‘s Messcnmr to all
in p 't‘ ~>
‘l'.t come not all at rash outcry, 1""
'l‘hcic is. it season when to dic:
' \\ Ill nc‘cr That Hour comes,
- am I.
llli‘f‘t'
.1 cause the sorrowlnp tear to flow
hri-nlhe upon
C A ST I my chosen—lo,
‘l'lllltlrt‘ll of llll'll \aiiisli its snow.
“'f‘is I—The Shadbw that men Icarijltild not \‘lllt‘rttl luc oilicc ol the law"
the -
PAGE FIVE
H
HOWLAND’S ,
Entrance on Main St., Fairficld Ave. and Cannon St.
Saturday, April 22, lord.
Easter service to women; complete and prompt right up
to 9 o’clock Saturday night. '
New waists of white or beautiful tint. for wear with new
suit: new shoes. new mils and neckwear—and what
a wonderful lot of new gloves and stockings!
Ample time yet for any man to get ALL his Easter I
outfittings.
Any man means just what it says—tall and short men,
small men and big chaps. young men nad men not
so young.
Suit, topcoat, shoes. hat. shirts. saris—everything. I
The Howand Dry Goods Co.
M
In Time For
Easter
Advance Spring Styles!
Pages and pages of new
designs! Many in Color!
New Cuirccs Blousccl
Jumper Frocks! Jerkin
Elouscsl Draped Pan-
niers! The most st r.—
ning collection of chic
fashions you ever saw.
For Infants and Children 5
1 Mine is the palace and the cot.
ll its important to know.
"There are but two l‘l\'lll interests
that would be concerned in the reve-
Cet ,‘
‘ Pictorial Review
for April
313;... l5c s Cog On Sale Now
‘ James Donnelly souru MAIN arses?
You Will Find in the -
DODGE BROS. MOTOR CAR
Many Features Scarcely to Be Expected at so Moderate
a Price
S. L. BENEDICT, 73 N. Main St.
REO and DODGE BROS. CARS
members if the Norwalk (:un chili
who held a shoot yesterday at Dorlon “my; bear:
3 ' , z 3. . e
lomt. Another is to bi litld insti Sumature of
\\ ednesday. I
'n use For over 30'” l Ytl lliey who fear me know me not;
lations of a diciograph. but we should
’ hesitnle to attribute such work to-
_|” sufferers l slay “11 pain; either of them. no matter what the
'l‘d llmsc who mourn i come again; extcnt of the spy system in this coun-
I am God's Blessing to earth-lot.
ll. Lynge Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
—BRIDGEPORT—
Formsrly known as Irldgonort Mum Dyeing d. Cleaning Ca
Pence. perfect peace. is in my train. ”.V "my M‘- y
, “if there has been such an liisliillir
lion we feel perfectly capable otV
i'l‘cndcr and full of loving grace, handling the situation. In no possible
No terrors in it could one trace. contingency could the business ttscli
i \ interest the District Attorney's offiec.
lxuw shine as gold his outspread and in fifil matters of this nature
1
i
l
«l'iivelling now his covered face.
allk DI'OIUOI. GIOVOI. Blank." and Laos Curtains Cleaned. l wings, names of parties and the events in‘
. . ,. le'er shaltered hm- . volred cannot be disclosed or dis-
‘ ""' "‘ ‘7" H. LYNGE. Prop. m 3‘“. 8“ Irldqe'" I strings; p and broken . cussud by us.
le Azmel now all joyous sings. i "We did not know anything about
_ | ‘ this alleged installation of a dicin-
. i0 Grave! where is thy victory? .lll'lillll until two men from \':il ()‘l-‘ar-
Best Family Flour. a bag ......................... 80¢ I Lo! and behold a mystery! :rcll's office told us that illl' lhirns men
‘ _ I My dreadful slin rm 5 ‘ had tlaced the instruments there. We
Strictly FreSh Eggs ---- . """""""""""" -- 25¢ d‘”- i g m the I lorn were!astounded :iiid said that we did
Quaker, Mother's or White Rose Oatmeal 8¢llzlckf1§0 .1 comfort those who deepest mourn. 4m“ 1’91“"? it. “'9 invited ”19“! I0
Durham‘s Cocoanut. ioC Pkg. .......... .. ........... 8¢ ”my "a” “‘9 L°V¢ "Willi dying breath Sl‘ilrl‘h ”‘9 “ans and ”1“." did. “'“h'
Shoulders nice and lean 14 . I “1,03,. (\rsiwhnp name m,- mg was— out. to .Illt’ best of my knowledge. hav-
. .......................... (2} ppm.“ lo 11": Mouriier he gently saith: mg discovcrcd any indication of
Fancy Maine Potatoes. 14 lbs. ..................... 36¢ '. "Death!" rcit\‘M-tli'Oiiinng.“
‘ T O M' d T i i It was reported that six weeks ago
. ry or use ea ......... .. ................ 27¢ 1}). :Yen! God is Love throughout all an alleged breach of contract inter-
l Space; .ested the firm of Seymour & Seymour.
A, STULL ‘Death is Lord in every place;_ ‘It is said it was to frustrate negotia-
Happy thrice they who find Love'l tions in that matter that the dico-
u Cottage Street . East Norwallt ' face! Smith was placed in Mr. Seymour's
s. L. D. oillce.
1 Agents of the Equitable Buildingnre
——Y
W arranted Strictly
Fresh EGGS 24C dill.
PORK AND BEANS, 3 cans
ALASKA SALMON, 3 cans .
STRING BEANS. 3 cans
MILK CRACKERS, 3 lbs. .
SODA CRACKERS, 3 lbs. .
LIMA BEANS.3lbs.
JAMS. Assorted. 3 jars, . . . .. -
PEA BEANS, 3 lbs.
East India Tea Co."
iinvvstiualing the matter. The idea of
a crime was scoffed at by Mr. Sey-
‘mour. Mr. Burns had nothing fur-
‘tlier to say regarding the matter be-
yond admitting his men had bored the
hole through Mr. Seymour's office.
wall, opened a door that was unlocked
.and concealed the instrument there.
THE RETORT COU-RTEOUS.
She—My first husband was a very
handsome man.
lie—I don‘t doubt it. And I suppose
he. figured, like myself, that too much
beauty in the family was not desir-
able.——Ricbm0nd Times-Dispatch.
FREAK SHADOW.
One of the mountains in Ceylon has —TAKEN WITH CHOUP- .
a remarkable shadow. Instead of (11- "A few nights ago one of my patrons
Int! 911 the around. it Inwar- to the bad s child taken with croup." writes
up like a veil in front of the observ. .\l '1‘ Davis merchant Besrsville W
or. This is due to mist. l ' ' ' ' ' '
' tVs. "About midnight he came to my
~There's no job in this buy that can: slow and bought s bottle of Foley's.
not be tilled by anally PAPABLE'HM” and Tar Compound. Before
inverter—and sll cspsbls workers "W“: Msny such letters bsys
temporarily out .of work. wstcli the written.
boos ‘-
. at
[sound-mom fin-mu. loom mm
morning the child was entirely recov- pnny s dnlistlc exposition of the,
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HEARD IN FlLMLAND. in is released under the title of "Tim'
Crash." and one of the big scenes
shows a stock panic on the exchange. .-
Etbel Clayton, for the poet four ' I
years one of the leading feature stars
with the Lubin company, with six-
teen big feature productions to her
credit. last week became a permanent.
member of the World-Equitable Cor-
porations and within one bofir of sigir
ing, was allotted the principal female ,
role in “The Woman of it." in which -
Carlyle Blackwell and Paul MeAllistar
will appear opposite her and which
will be staged at a point somewhst'. .,
distant from Saranac in the interior 0! .
the Catskills and Adirondacks.
News Concernlng Screen
Plays and Players.
Vivian Reed. who enacts important
roles in Selig plays. is worrying about
the .‘llexlcon situation. Her parents
home is on the Mexican border.
(‘ast in the part as a twogun man,
Chester t‘onklin. will be seen shortly
in a Triangle-Keystone feature come-
(l_\' called 'Bucklng Society."
Lionel Barrymore. who will be seen
shortly in “Dorian's DiVOrce." a Metro
w'onderplay. is a typical small towu
whittler. his only dissipation around
the 'stule between "takes."
Advance
-. ...—M... I
Jan-e Grey and a special cast of well-‘ B R
known screen players is _ concluding HIS NU” E -
her work in Triumpb's production of Teacher—I'm surprised at you. ,
Sammy Wicks, that you cannot tell
me when Christopher Columbus dis-5
covered America! What does tbo’ I.
chapter heading of the week's lesson
read?
Sammy~“Coiumbus——-1492."
"The Surrender." This is an Eqult-
able production and will be released
early in June.
Kathlyn Williams has a. distinctive
mode of hair dressing and is not sway-
ed by filSlllon'S dictates.
Lovely Lucile Taft. a heroine of Teacher—Well. isn't that itlaln
Gaumont releases, “The Quality of enough? Did you ever see it before?
Gaumont Mutual Mssterplctures, ls' Sammy—Yes'm, yes'm: bill I II: «
shown as a bride in the newest of the ways thought It was his telephone
Gaumont releases. “The Quality of number.—Ha.rper's MESMIHP-
.Falth." now being made under the di-
rection of Richard Garrick at Jack- The boy had chewed the bitter
end of reflection unlil it had attained
sonville. Few girls 0, the screen a new and worse savor. Finally, he '
have more gentle beauty Mid tender, turned. with an - lntcrrogalive' 0‘,
womanllness than Miss Tsft. John presston. to his father. but that
watchful gentleman interposed. . ,
"Don‘t say it." he pleaded. “Be-
fore you ask i know 1 can't answer.“
"Shocks. dad," said the boy.
“Don't be ‘ln such s hurry. All'l" »
wanted to know was why when .‘fi,‘l
ichlck gets bigger its s chicken. but ,
when it lsmbklii "garner 131:1". ... ‘
comes s lsinb.'-— or"
structlvs litters-t to domain. mm“, “d I; .
Reinhard is the lucky bridegroom tn
the story.
Captain Wilbert Melville bu writ-
ten sud directed for the Isubln oom-
bncket shop evil. which sport from
thothrlllotlhs story,meotln-
Norwalk Chronicler