Evening sentinel, Monday, May 8, 1916 · page 7

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LOOKlNu‘ AHtAD

ltyouue' olluildingnowiathetimetose-
core from the Leading Me chants the materials that are
needed. We have on ban! a large assortment of BRICK,
LIME PLASTER. CEMENT and a thousand other arti-
cuea too numerous to mention. We are in the battle for
hunger and loaded to the muzzle with just the goods
wan .

RAYMOND BROTHERS

Phone ”3-3. 131 Wanting”! St.

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fi “-— I __ 15—!!— Eatension window screens. all sihaesII.
The guard team of Eureka Lodge fir— — w. - _ _-. p..__._~nm 18. 22: 24: 26- 25 and 3” "Rh“ ‘5 -"

will meet at the lodge room in South For Men 01 C 250' t. 55c. m ‘NSURANCE 1',

Mm mm M mam IIIIIII IIIIIIIIII III IIIIIIII held up to onnectlcut River Wl'l l". GEM! FIREAUTOMOB , .
A twelve—pound daughter was born the same high standard. SHAD 25 Washington 8‘" 3““ "Wflk' ILELIFE

it Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ziegler. of 10 PM». “59-2 Prowl WM"-

Manshall street. yesterday Mothei Always a dependable “0" Caught in the mom. Received gt 2 P. pm My , ———~—— *1 ’. Rea} Es‘a'e

and child are doing finely. $4 to $5 -_ FULL LINE OF ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH. A FRESH ARRIVAL C'TYCOUNTRY

- . .. The May meeting of the llome LOBSTERS‘ LIONG AND ROUND CLAMS' hdies, ‘HORE

now ‘I Chapter of King's Daughters and Sons
jwill be held at the Home for the
E Aged. Tuesday. May 9th, at 3 o'clock. :

Samuel Poster, of Norwaik, is
acting as trainman on the electric
branch. New Canaan to Stamford.

J. it byte—at Cedar.

Rents Notariaa Pub! ‘
5 Railroad Ave. South Non-ail:

CUTBILL’S

Spring Suits and Coats

PRICES REDUCED—CREDITI

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——l.ast dance of season by Naval mil»
itia at Armory, Tuesday, May 9th. Mc-
Ekielly‘s Orchestra. Muaic until two
o'clock.
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The :tfluirs til the Metal
corporation. oi Norwaik. are in the
hands of a temporary receiver, and
8H3“)- looli brighter for the stock-
holders.

Screen

——l.ast dance of season by Naval mil-
itia at Armory. Tuesday. May 91h. Mc-
Enelly‘-.-. Orchestra. Music until two

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'1 here will be a regular meeting.
this evening. of Our Brothers” Lodge,
No. ll). 1. 0. O, F‘., in the lodge rooms,
In Wall street.

-—l.a.~i dance or season by Naval mil-
itia at Armory. Tuesday, May 9th. Mc-
Enelly‘s Orchestra. Music until two
o'clock.

LeGrand Greenwood. of Riverside
Itenue. has accepted a position in the
local oliices o! the Standard Oil 00.. of
New York.

The old Wakcinnn farm of 50 acres,
(:ret-ns Farms. t'onn., with a fine old
house which the British once attempt
Ed to burn. has been sold to Mrs. Thom-
as Manners. of New York. for 30,000.

 

The annual state convention of the
Order of United American Mechanics.
will be held in Binitol. next Thursday.
and several delegates will he in
tendan'w from South Nor-walk.

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The forty hours' devotions began
Vcslt-rday morning. at St. Mary's
.‘ltllli'll. at the 10:30 mass. and will
flow Tuesday morning, at eight
o'clock.

An important rehearsal of the dc-
grcc and guard teams of Our Sisterz‘
Rebecca Lodge. No. 55. l. 0. O. F.. will
he held this Wednesday evening. in
the lodge rooms, in Wall street. All.
members of the teams are urged to'
be present at this rehearsal.

. Mamanasco

;strect,

Isi-lvcs. excellently. was MflHlPl' Carl-l

Dahliury. Bethe] and Georgetown[
chapters or the Order of the Eastern?
Star have bet-ii invited to be guests of‘
chapter, of Ridgeneld.

SOUTH NORWALK.

Milton Elwood. Manager.
May 24.

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ii. iiilieis ut \\'aiiiiiiia t'ouncil. N04
3', l. U ii .\i , will hold it dance. thlsi
tit'lilllL. iii iii-ii Men's Hall, in Main:
sll't‘t‘l, The affair is in charge of the
ci ici iatninent committee.
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Madam Lillian llolley. who has been
in Danbury for sortie time for the hen. :-
eiit of her health, is very much int-i
proved. and expects to return soon to;
reopen her place ol business in Wash-l
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Telephone 00¢.
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Colonel M. ii. lingers, of Bridge-1
port, former secretary of state, whoi
has many acquaintances in this aityfi
underwent an operation at the Post
Graduate Hospital in New York.
Thur-day. lie is said to be doing well'

and lils speedy recovery in expectedI Popular Amusements

The annual meeting of the horwalk; The opera “Patience 01‘. Bunthorne'a
Bird (‘ltih will he held tonight. at the Bride," which is to be presented at the
home of Miss Frances Hunt, 43 West Recent Theatre on 1:6 cream: or
. . May 29th In one of t 9 most famoun
il\t‘ullt‘. blectlon oi omceni and read- '

. I t- will b- i ll d b of the well-known Gilbert at Sullivan
ti... o repor s t 0 0W8 Y an operas~and. like all great works of
exhibition of new lantern slides. Mem- art, it has a history,
um invite u friend and an inter-3 About the year 1878 a great were of
.‘l‘lll. lllt‘l‘lllli', is promised. ”"139 aestheticisni swept 0"" ling-
land. Everything began to wear a
. . Ipcwtery grey. “greetit-rytgallery" coni-

lliiltnnse ‘Olln‘lant is the name “n‘jplexion. Bright reds. scarlets. crim-
iSt-i’ which it lllltll said to have engag'rions and blues. which had. before that
Ni ii) swindling hut manufacturers andlperk’dl helped ‘0 “"19“” the murk
(and fog of London were now condemn-
. . _ le as hereaies against high art. Many
in In won, its a liigiilvc trout justice. of the most prominent men and my.
‘i'ln- min i.-~ alleged to have made naeimen in society, and a host of others.
oi ihc mails in his operations and hisIbt‘Sfin 1° :3" "‘9 most “:1"! draper-
, tea in nu c. to adopt t e most al-
_m‘"mmcmrers‘fccted and awkward poses. and to
““‘l ""“l”"-‘ ”“1““ "““"‘v‘ or factor- speak in an exaggerated poetical style
ice in New York city. ”1‘ was ar-Iwhich. though nonsensical. sounded
reutcd on a complaint of t‘aplan &‘exreedingiy learned.

Against this craze a very vigorous
.crueade was maintained by the cham-
" ' ipions of sanity and common sense.

The pupils ot’ Mrs. Joseph t‘onster-it'runchf' the great English comic pg.
dine. formerly Miss (lulu lilac Wood-:cer. spared n0 Mom to show “P ”I?
ward. held their monthly recital .t1hollownens and iinrcnlity of the pose;

. _ rand DuMaurIcr and it. t . Barnard carl-
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tioliiliiuii. it New York hat lirnl.

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all of the new and standard

CONNEALLY

.1 WASH INOTQN STREET

witneued it. The Fashion Show alone
was worth the money to look at. as the
girls won- some of the most exquisite
gowns from the very best gown makers

and other things and proved to be one
of the ncatest it not the best act or
its kind traveling on the road. The

were of the top otch class and re-
ceived “fiflf\+0unl of applaua
during the stay Norwalk. The all-
tore Ware and llarr proved to be ar-
tists in the singing line and received
many encoreii to numerous longs that
they sang which they put over in :i
style that would appeal to any one.
The gowns that they worn during the
three days were dinerent at each per-
formance and right up to date, making
their act a hit from start to finish
Nick Verga. the 1talian Caruso. sang
in his usual tine voice, rendering his
program 0! song hits at each perfor-
mance to many encores. As usual
Raymond. the Hippodrome clown ahar-
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_ catured it remorseleesly with pencil
Bridgeport, Saturday “Stand pen. But of all the artillery di-

Aiiioug the pupils who acquitted them. rected .Klllllfil ll. probably ill? "will

of "Patience." on April 23rd. itiul.

shown by the audiences that attended
the Regent Theatre last Thursday.

powerful weapon was the production Friday anti Saturday. in addition the} was it center or all the humor. it was:

ivaudeville theI urinal feature pictures

 
 
 

Stockings to it tch

We have a splendid stock of Hosiery in black. white and

 

 

in New i'ork city. along with the hats;

other acts llltli made up the program'

 

in New Models

this style of dainty footwear
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shades.

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to the woman of refinement. Nothing
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amount to $300,000, which is certainly

Ia remarkable rise from $3.23 it day.
Admission to all seats 10c. Matinee

at 215. Evenings at 7 and 9. will .99“! to wa
At the Regent Theatre, Tuesday.

The Gorliam Co

N. H. 5.. SENIOR PLAY TREMEND-
OU. _8UCCEB$. '10 FIM IQ. El“ Norwatu
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37 Fort Street. I‘aa Norwalk.

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Local High Students Provo Their?

Ability in Play Given in High '
School Hall Last Evening.

The senior. of the ltigh School
scored a complete ovation again last
week in their annual play, “Mr.
Bob". The large crowd that witnessed,
the first evening of the performance.‘
which will be again given tonight. are ,
of the universal opinion that the.
students totally eclipsed the perform-
ances of former years. The acting
was perfect in every sense of their
word. and the play was full of action,
keeping the large audience in con-i
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No Ziglag Business

. We have all American men A‘
in our employ whom you can
trust in your home. We are
paying the highest market
prices for all kinds of Junk.
Feather Beds a specialty.
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neth Taylor. who was Philip Royooni
in the part of the leading man, play».-
cd superbly. Miss Mildred Ballwitz.l
who was Marion Bryant in the part;
of the leading lady, distinguished Here is one who papers neatly,
herself in no small degree. Alfred
Aiken who played the. part of Robert _S“““°° your “’1" completely,
illrown. a clerk of Benson & Benson. ' “in! artistic
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'lon Slit-mood. of botith hornalk. ilia' Estelle Smith, who played the part i” “It”! "all Mot. M M
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of Rehecca Luke. played her part. MM 'itten 10" hes bestowing.

The opera ran continuously for l 8- ,
:interpretations of “mm“? ”me the performances. a success before then; were shown and the Saturday feature!

The annual meeting 0f the NEWIllighiandsf' “Wavelets." by Hon-ionly exceeded by that of "Pinafore."
Haven branch of the Women's Boardmian, and "v.11“ ilrillant,‘ it was revived at the Savoy in 1900,

i was counted to bc one of the best pic.-

Crane Wilbur in "Vt-ngeancc is .\iine."I‘! faultlesalv.

Miss Ethel Hayes, Misst
‘ Rebecca's maid. who was a young as.

And the work is promptly done.
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or Missions will be held in Center'vsas commendable. izcgnllajmm’f‘“ IIII‘IIIIIlI'P III:;:):‘;:I(:IIrrII::l tum that has been shown in a long. 33:11:: It: 1:39“ ”53:: :35; “‘1'“;ng \nd ii' painting you are needing. ,:
church. New Haven, on Tuesday.withI 15m“; l I ' Iztim M the Regent Theatre. . Ircssional "wasn‘t in it “till no.3"; I“ ”"3 ”"9 .he's “"0 lending. DIFIMTION OI OHIIOM in
two sessions and a luncheon. The! (‘aptain Stanley Talmadgc and it was thought that. when the {it‘s-g ‘Mondabebrinntu t‘oIiI-thIthe IIMaIl'lIorIlI:j(‘lt-tus MagnprI, who Dillyt‘tlI .ht- par: ‘ “fan‘h‘llipflg‘ditzour house look new.I Acne! '
morning session will begin at 101liwight Smith, of Woodward avenuellthctic craze. subsided. "l’atlonce".8:errett IInc .IIllrItI: IlIIC :lxIIl fI‘IIIlI‘IllIIIIoIIIJcItIiRIIiIz, 51:3 IIRgthIcIfIaIIaI IIlIiIuItIlItIiIr. ‘ ’ Chirom In the definition I“
o'clock and the afternoon at 2 o'clocklstarted. this morning. for Poriliind.‘would N388 :‘0 b: popuIlIar: but “at?“ pay Dc ‘33?“ r run}: “ 3 9‘ Surge and film had digniidni. Allis-3“ A COH EV. 100m at the din-u and m m '
Mrs. Frank Gaylord Cook. daughter ”‘9 Oppmm M een 0 out 9‘8”” by t e ‘ orwa ‘ our an e r.“ Elizabeth Steven’s, last but not nu» . o .l. EMS-than name. Dlaaaaailm . ‘-

Maine. 0“ the yacht Muriel. They dialogue is so clever. and the music so

draw as long as English. comic opera

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of Mrs. Edw . .. . , who in ed the part of “Kitty ‘ ,,
p0" WIII IIII:IIrItIi SthrIlIienIIlz. I(IDSIIBritIlIge :villdmaktqustops atNNew HaIven. NewIEamnzgatliIfriIIIItIIEIIlI :mwzofiIfoIlIl a; that Norwaik will ever 3" in the mo Roger: l’hilip Royson's cuunllt. IIIII m WASHINGTON STREET ‘2‘:- mm It. lwht or Infill h I“ . III.
. - rest: as .on on, ewport. ew Bed ord. Ply-i ‘ ‘ ' ing picture business. The admission. very well indeed. All in all, q-vwry T:— - .- .__... . --— l C if done in m ‘li

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' " 4 .‘ H .t . to all parts of the house is only 10 member of the cast pa)? l Hr PMH , ~ -- QM pal- . .
”man. 0‘ V941. Turkey: Mm Wood- Justinr compasses for the lame “-Ei‘é'fiéfih. l: 23.22... which has cents and it is banked on to be the. '0 ”er'ec‘mn' '“d ‘°° "m" “““0‘ b“ ' T R d V "9" “l' l! ‘5' “ROM m and in?
ward. of Miscronesia island, and F. B. steamship companies. They expect toibmugm 50y m hundreds of thousands large!“ crowd that ever attended “"1“flingfn‘rgflgczggnfpened in the break- he ee & olk lllba. . M .. ..
Bridgeman. of Johannesburg. South return in September. They have over-:0r ‘0'?" 0' ‘l'll and ““"i‘" and Nott- ing pictures in any one day at the Re; last "Rim. it showed 3” the family . -
“flair m” Minnie Carter. of Beth- hauled the Muriel and hue every mod-i1:350:33?“fidfl'm‘liwfl {me ° gent Theatre. The‘ inatinoe wiii start seated at the table. The topics of con ElCCtl'lCfll C0. ,Ciaaau _ '-
el. will receive her commission as a on: equipment aboard to facilitate fast: ' ’ .._____ V. at 2:16 aadiat 4 o'clock there will be versation were “‘9' ms" Luke's through hula .-
' hobby and a great event of that day The Only Full Equipped . m. -..
“1381011817 llld Will bent out to the sailing and comfort, it is said that. VAUDEVILLE SHOW DEPARTS. nachool children's matinee to givethe the flex" race. in which Philip Roy: ’ .ll- In m W. n." ' ll . ~“;
mission fields. It will be presented Shorty Byxbee expected to accom-II; The vaudeville 9‘ the Regent Thea- little friends of Miss Sterrett'a a. so“ w“ m trail is boat The second ELECTRICAL 8H0! VII”! .m “tattoo; “Om ‘9'.
by the Rev. E. Lincoln Smith, of New party them, but he thought It might ire closed a very successful 3 dap‘ chance ‘0 me?l he? 9‘5 she will 90’“ 9‘39“ "5 the ”me “3 the “m- b‘" In tn Town at the '9'”- Y" will 30" met 141w:
York. be so rough he would get seasick. performance to the delight of all that tlvely appear at all performances Mon- in the afternoon 0f the same day. MIt m tin “We, ‘ cm W
da Ma 8th the end at this scene, all the min . AUTO OUPPLIEB i. y;
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