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CITY NEWS
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The ueealy dance of the Jolly l-‘l‘le:
was held Saturday night. in Arion
Hall. The music was furnished by 1
Svec's orchestra.
There will be a meeting at the Eik's
Home, Tuesday, May 23d, at s o'clock,L
All ladies are requested to be present“
Is the'card party to be held June 7:
will be discussed.
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least-era of the Norwaik Club are.
to be the guests at the South Norwalk
s'lub Wednesday night.
chestra.
A lady driving an automobile. or
Fairfleld avenue, yesterday, lost con‘:
trol. the brakes falling to work, and
the machine backed into the Crescent
,Terrace wall The machine received
only minor damage.
~00ubie header at the Regent, to
klay. Charlie Chaplin in “The (floor-
lwalker. Mabel Taligferro in the ‘Bnow;
bird."
Judge George H. Vosburgh n0n~sult-
Ed the two cases of Bakes vs. Kurimal
It 10 o’clock this morning. Attorneys
Keogh d: Candee represented the do
fondant, and Attorney William A. Grif-
‘rln; Jr. the plaintiffs.
A E. Winchester, superintendent of .
the South Norwalk Electric Ligh
Plant.
spell Saturday night. is today much
Improved, and is resting comfortably
at his home on Gibson Terrace.
Samuel Roodner. as a result of a
Meal completed this morning. is now
stole proprietor of the Roodller Block
on Washington street. Through the
nmce of Judge Joseph R. Taylor Ml.‘
Jloodner purchased from Benjamin
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Harris. of StamQrd, his interests in'
fihe property.
A class of eleven candidates were
Initiated, Friday night. at the meeting
of Eureka Rebekah Lodge. 1. 0. O. 1“.
,‘Visitors from Stamford were present
In large numbers. and the lodges in
Norwalk, Meriden and Bridgeport
(were also represented at the interest-
!ng meeting. Reireéhments'were ser-
Ned at the close of the business ses-
Won.
The street department will soon
start the laying of permanent pave.
Illents on Franklin street. South Main
Street and Wilson Point Road The
lWilson Point road will be closed to
,lrafnc while the‘paving is underway.
For the first two weeks more will be
Hetouled by way
Highland avenue.
hicles
tWilson Point Road.
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lusic will be ‘
furnished by the WellnltsSterling or-:
A club lunch will be aerVed. ‘
who suffered a sudden weakl
of Brookside and:
After that the ve-;
can detour up Ely avenue offI
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The smartest young men's
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Har Schaftner
& Marx
make it in one, two and
three button models. See
them
Rogers 8r Stevens
The home of Hart Behalaer d
Marx clothes
Norwalk. South Norwalk.
MT THEATRE.
New under a long term contract
with the Jesse L husky Feature Play
Comps-Y. Marie Doro. beautiful and:
talented dramatic nrtial, wlu shortly
'be seen at the Regent Theatre homer
row in “The Heart of Nora Flynn," a.
thrilling photodrama by Hector Turn-E
bull and Jeanie IacPherson, authors
of The Cheat" and produced under
the personal direction of Cecil B. De-
luiile, director general for the Leakyl
Regent Theatre
THURSDAY. MAY 25 ’
Wm. Fox Corporation
Presents
The Emotional Actress
DORA BERNARD
And Stewart Holmes
JUST L001!!!
TODAY
Double Headed Bill
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
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“THE FLOORWALKER"
|Company. in this production the
charming star is seenas a nurse maid
in the employ of a wealthy familf
liow she saves the wife from disgrace!
1although jeopardlsing her own love,
{and how the adairs are dually adjust-
Fed, go towards making a story grit»
ping in its intensity and unusual in its
[theme bliss Doro is surrounded by a
least of unusual excellence. including‘
”Elliott Dexter, loin May, Ernest JUL
Charles W,est Little Billy" Jacobs l
Margaret George, Mrs. Lewis Mct‘ord.
:and other members of the [malty all
star organization. it is released oral
‘tlle Paramount Program
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New William Fox Star Is a Fully
Rounded Actress.
l (‘rltics and other students of
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the
theatre who are not called upon to i
' write their view discuss frequently the l
meager equipment. both as to training;
and intellectual capacity, of many of}
our American and English stars.‘
These criticisms are. in the main, ex-
ceedingly well founded. Accident or
beauty, or both, have been responsible
for the creation of a vast number of
over-night favorites in the American
theatre.
The completeness and aeverity of
the training given foreign-born stars:
—or those who ultimately become
stara~is well exemplified in the case,
of Bertha Kallch. the famous tragedi-i
enne who has Just acted for William|
Fox in what he announces as one of.
the greatest pictures he has not pro
duoed the photodrama ‘Blsnder.’ i
Mme. Kalich has appeared in the:
spoken drama in seven languages. andt
one additional dialect which in itself
constitutes an eighth tongue. This
wonderful Galiclan woman, born in
Ellemberg. appeared when a mere slip
iof a girl in Bucharest and there, int
the Romanian tongue worked her way
'to the position of star
She has appeared as a star in play;
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Attorney Nehemiah Candee, of this
city, attended a meeting of the execu-
tive council of the Knights of Pythias
in Hartford Saturday. .
A team composed of Springwood
lyoung men iourneyed yesterday to
Bridgeport. where they were defeated
by the bongfellowa by the score of
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Adjustment and settlement for the
damage done by the are of Saturday
to the property of John J. McGovern
on North Main street was promptly
and satisfactorily made today throulh
the agency of J. M Layton 00., Inc.,
lwho carried the insurance
Membernof Friendship Association,
No. 7, have received an invitiftion to
the commencement exercises oi the
{Hartford School of Religious Pedagor
try. to be held Monday. May 29th. The
invitation is from Miss Florence E
Jennings, of Friendship Association,
who will be one of the graduates.
‘ --Double header at the Regent. to-
iday. Charlie Chaplin in “The Floor-
l walker. Mabel Taliaferro in the ‘Snow-
bird."
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| Saturday adjustment and settlement
iby reason of the damage by are to
the premises of Mr. and Mrs. Stols,
No. 10 Pleasant avenue, East Nor-
walk. by fire of Friday afternoon, was
made today through the agency of J.
M. Layton 00., who arried inane
ance on this risk in connection with
Denney 8. Hull.
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It A. Sonnenburg, the "Japanese roll-
’ball man" has arrived in this city.
and is busy making preparations to
in the Hungarian tongue; in Polish?
Russian. Italian. German. English andl
in the Yiddish theatre on the New:
York East Side where she made her
first American appearance.
A great and appealing woman is
Kalich, one of the few living celebri-
Ities who can be billed without prefix
or surname and carry an impression;
and a picture to the minds of all in- .
formed people. She is a tall, strong-|
limbed woman with features that can:
not be forgotten, with a soft gentltIL
ness that for the moment causes sur-
prise lf you see her at rcst or after
you have watched her act in the the:
sire. For, in action in the theatre,‘
Kalich is a woman of tense and dyna-‘
mic personality; a woman with storm
in her heart and soul and voice and:
with a "grip‘ or "pull" in her emotion-
al powers that holds audiences more
firmly than any American actress has
been able to do for genoratiom.
coorcwnsoa- cmcus. l
Man has considered himself- "the
' can reason along certain circumscribed!
has and has been so thoroughly inocu- t
lated with the idea that he is the only}
living thing that really thinks, that
the discovery of recent years that ani
mals also hate thinking powers and
can reason along certain circucscribed
lines has been very slow of asknow-
ledgement To a very great extent the
remarkable stories told. from time to
time. in the press have been regard!
ed as either fanciful or exaggerated;
Slowly, however. there is growing up?
in the minds of the public a apprecia-:
tion of the fact that animals have:
more or less mentality, according to}
species and environment, and some,
students of natural history have been?
gone so far as to raise the question
whether, after all, animals may not:
have souls I
It is this long continued attitude of
Give Me Credit—If a Funny
Charlie Chaplin-Himself '4”—
—Aho— “THE SINS OF “W"
The Metro More Film Co. ‘
FRIDAY, MAY 26
Daniel Frohman Presents
The Everlasting Favorite
PAULINE FREDERICKS
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THE MOMENT BEFORE
SATURDAY, MAY 27
The Metro Feature Film
Co. Present
HAROLD LOCKWOOD‘
AND MAY ALLISON
in “THE COME-BACK”
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MABEL mFERRO
AND EDWIN CAREWE
in “THE SNOWBIRD”
TUESDAY, MAY a3
Jesse L. W Presents
MARIE DORO
"THE “Em OF NORA
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WEDNESDAY. MAY :4
Wm. Fogt‘mpcration
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The Ste , Acowas . : I And an 10th Episode of
BERTH KALISH “The Strange Case of Mary
ls “SLANDER” Page"
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and reasoning. The performance
lformances will be given
land night.
ADMISSI%...
South lek
...Wed. May 31
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“0 “Hill I XOIIO KAIOAROOII
5,000 Group of Black-Manet! African Lions
M mew... In but...”
Scores of Gymnastic Stars from Everywhere!
W158 “863ml SIfEll- flllSI SlEEl ARENA!
. —-Vast Aerial Spaces
IVIIY HORN“: 5“A? to: Io—IAII on Mill:
lllfi NEW fllEE STREET PillllE
AW. tunnels-odious I. the
or“. Ora-ho! Wild Animal Circus
I PWWIIIES IIIII: IflEllIllllll IT 1. Mill Ill a
Door. oust one hous- oarllorl
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most apparent intelligence in their
work and throughout the exhibition oi.
“educated" beasts there is said to be'
unempable evidence of calculation
THE BIG CARNIVAL.
All the arrangements for the begin
lning of the big WePIi of fun frolic and
fiztcarnlvaidom that those good fellows
thrilling. but also scientifically interim“ “m“ “a" ‘“ 3°“ N°"‘"‘“‘ ‘0
03W. [night are completed. The many differ-
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In addition :0 the trained animal‘em shows that are carried by Messrs
numbers the Cook a Wilson show of 33”"? &r Km” "3’ "" '“mm‘
fers a big program of high class circuai 9 un estilal ar “d in South
Noraalk about 2 p. m. yesterday.
numbers. interspersed with riotously
funny comedy by an army of Merry were moved to the grounds at once,
Andrews A mug)”, free street par set up and placed in position without
ads will inaugurate circus day Per delay. so that all persons visiting the
afterno'on shoe grounds tonight will be well re
paid to rtheir trip.
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HOW DO you
HEAT WATER
FOR A BATH?
Do you HEAT IT IN KETTLES AND PANS on
roe or YOUR oAs RANGE, on Do YOU START . j
up yous KITCHEN RANGE?
ETHER or THESE mHODs ARE ENTIRELY
UNNECESSARY. one or 'rlla: sAuous
"l/ULCAN ” COPPER COIL:
GAS WATER HEATERS
Attached to your kitchen boiler will heat sufficient water for-
a good hot bath in less than twenty minutes at: less than.
two cents for gas consumed. You do not carry the water—
It runs in to the tub as usual.
THIS IS A DEFINITE STATEMENT
NOT GUESS WORK!
Special Campaign Oder
present supply lasts—The heaters are going fast. Have
you ordered yours?
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PLEADED GUILTY TO CHICKEN.
STEALING.
lie—One thing is sure. : i don’t "
hand to be enthused and censured 7'
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mankind toward the lower animals Henry White, a colored resident of M. misunderstand me oolr .2:
CUES DISINFECTANTS Etc open his stand at Baton Point Park.
‘ AT REDUCED PRICES. '; Sophia Pollack has started an ac-
Stillson-Powell-Corporation ttion for a divorce from Soloman Poi-
!lack. through Attorney Maurice Land
’ ”EWR'PTION on”“"" ‘64 South Main street. The decree is
, 82 Waahlafioa Urea!
1 . II N Iasked on grounds “of desertion.
If You Knew
that tonight your office or home would have a visitation by
fire or burglar. you would hurry down to the South Nor-
walk Savings Bank with your Valuables.
As you don't know that you never will have such an
experience wouldn't it be a good idea to secure a safe de-
posit box now and BE PREPARED?
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South Norwalk Savings Bank
’tien‘s I“! would he “IMHO use
and the questions that have recently;
been amused by scientists regarding
their mentality. that gives the visit ofl
the Cook & Wilson wild animal circus
to this city on Wednesday. May alsu 1
a particular interest at this time. Nat- ,
urally, the primary purpose of the (Jooki
& Wilson Show is to afford entertain-
ment for the public and in this respect
this great traveling institution is said
to stand practically alone among ex-
hibitona of ts kind. Nevertheless. the
question of whether or not wild ani-
mals think is answered to a great tax-
tent by the wonderful performances
“Why the trained wild beasts with
the show. no» who have seen the
Cook a Wilson animal circus say they
“do everything but talk." and presum-
Under the direction of their trainers.
tigers sa'd‘iln-sa‘gu through oral
ably they cyan talk in their own way ..
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Mabel Italians-re and EM com. for the one day and also the last time
tum-tn MOWGID," at. go i
Ithat any body will have a chance to
Repeat Theatre Today. 1..
witness it, so take the opportunity to-
day if you are to see Charlie Chaplin
he best features at highest. A big feature picture that
will he Mutton beshown will be the Honors»
Another weer?—
Smith street was brought into the II-
town police station yesterday after»
noon. charged with stealing chicken.
from the residence of Mrs. Coddell. al-
othef resident of Smith street. Henry
was arraigned before Judge mkwood
this morning. in the npt‘own court. and
in the face of overwhelming evidence.
pleaded guilty to the charge Must
him. He was let off, however, with
his case continued from day to day.
in the custody of Officer Page.
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
\‘ hat Nos-walk
Opens lay a.
'SHORlDlN-NRRB stream.
mine or am noon
COOKED 1‘0 DID!!-
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I :40er a gunman. ‘p...
plainly. Annuity/enamels“! ‘
up. my conviction that you have
land then-Dispatch.
COMING
dhfamoua
Someone;
moans '
(sari-cu)
Hoyt’s Theatre.
Telsphcaehlyao.
more ah- ;lutlned my fears—Riel: "
Colonel Adam Gifford
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Norwalk Chronicler