Tho‘polics have issued waning tort
‘tbebueltolt-Wm'h‘ohafl
’befl’damaaiu tho w Gout!
Dairy property!“ Prospect Hill.
a lodge of sorrow was abducted at
last night’s meeting at Norwalk no“.
of Elks. Three new candidates were
admitted, and routine business trans-
acted. ‘
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a new soon so;
- U AggglggggLES ‘ The last meeting of 'the season wba
' 9 v A“ held yesterday atternobn by members
D00 of the Endeavor Circle of King’s
DANth Out AlzLES Daughters, afthe home of Mrs. Sam-
. luel Kelley, on Seaaide place. Regu-
{lar business was completed, and u so-
lciai time, during which refreshments
I
DONNELLY’S’
l, is Soun'uun Sm
were served.
Lithuanian. Slavonian and Polish.
‘l'esidents of Norwalk are today going
to confession in St. Joseph's church.
Confessions weer beam. starting at 3
«s STATIONERY STORE
o'clock, this afternoon, by Father Pan-
lioWs'lti, of Bridgeport. Father Pan-
fl kowfiki “111 be It St- Joseph's ChuN‘hl
‘ . . ‘ v .
today lull oi this evening. .
City “lerk Stephen Dokus
mailed checks to the local schooli
Ieachetx. the total amount of whichi A “maker will be held Md” thel
auspices of the Trinity Young Men's
Wm Fox Corporation
Presents
The Emotional Actress
DORA BERNARD
And Stewart Holmes
p-
.411.—
“The Sins of
Men”
WEDNESDAY. MAY 31.
Fighting ianermtuy-ellealler Pictures'
SEE THEIKAISER ' '
rnloall. an ’6
Daniel Prelim Presents
The m: Favorite
PAULINE FREDERICK‘S
--ln—- E
THE uouan'r BEFORE"
SATURDAY. luv 27
The Metro Feature Film Co.
Present
HAROLD‘ LOCKWOOD
AND MAY ALLISON
And the tour Episode oi
“The Strange Can of
Mary Page”
.1
Mas tililoll.
’(‘lub tomorrow night.
“"" i
in oi the married ladies of Eureka Dentists here are rejoicing over a
‘ cost ct one of their most-
Bebehh Lodge. 1. o. o. F.. will llolu'drop in "18
'l‘hey have “received
I’M“ meeting, tomorrow night. “lused materials.
3 o'clock, m the lodge room. Inotice that mercury may now be had
-_ for $3.90 a pound. The price 81, and
Then- will be a iileetlng.,of the!“ has been paid for a long time.
our. Friendly Society or Trinity ...___..._
Episcopal church tonight at 7:451 Arrangements to attend the quarter-
D'clocll ‘ ly meeting of the stand court in Onon-
lwich. June it. were made at the mast-
Eiug. last night, oi Court-laurel, Daugh-
1ters oi Castlle. An invitation will be
lextendod the state court to meet in
South Norwslk at their next center»
once. The scheduled card-nary oi the
court was indefinitely“ postponed and
‘ Following the mid-week Prayer: mill not be held until some time next
meeting in the South Norwalk Baptist
Dhurch. tonight, there will be a busi-
ness meeting.
Moving pictures. depicting the in-
Iernational congress of 1914. will be
phown this evening in the Salvation
. lArmy Hall, on Water street. Captain
Lawrence will be in charge.
Movie tans at the Palace Theatre,
last night, were agreeably dumbed
at the presentation oi a feature that
was not on the program. llaator Wm.
' General Russell Frost will this ev.
Honing tender a banquet in the Hotel
Mahackemo to young men of this my‘
(who have evinced their desire to un-
Barge training for scout master work.
Wardwell. a boy tenor. soul "My «Hotb-
er's Rosary} and “Good BY. Good Luck.
God Bless You.” so well. that will.
house was ‘carried by Itorm.‘ Halter
Wardwell has a wondertillly sweat
voice. which patience enviable
strength. range and all-round agree
abieness.
A group of seven Uncas candidates
(will receive the chief's degree tomor-
row night at the meeting of Cockeuoo
H‘ribc of Redmcn. The degree will be
pontsrrwl by the Port Chester, N. Y..
“Peeping Tom” is busy again. Last
beam. night be confined his practices to the
. ‘ .__...___ lower and oNouth lain a t. Al-
'I‘lle Retail Merchants' Association though the guilty party is great
0"“ Met tonight in the Clifford note; can to conceal his idontltyt ba.ls not
” ‘ °'C‘°°“- The report of the annulus lucceaaiul in achieving his desire
W committee '1“ ”0 Drcsaniaa,’nd‘ln that regard aa be my think. and
"'0 ”file for the meant window“... the police plan to take speedy action
In! contest will be awarded. ‘lt he doosnft mend his ways vary soon.
Grand oilicera will be present to-
night at a mebtiug oi Ophlr Chapter.
0. E. S. A banquet willpbe served bo-
twoan d and 7:80 o'clock.
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There will be a meeting. tonight ol
the Cyum Club. The tirstleg oi" the
pool tournament will be played. hiv-z
pry member is urged to attend as
plans {or the summer months will be
Bone hm, The monthly social 0! the Woman’s
' /
Christian Temperance Union will be
held tomorrow evening at the home of
Mrs, Cyrus Roscoe. of Westport ave-
nue. The social will start at 7:80
o'clock. and honorary members and
their friends are cordially invited. ‘
At th midweek-service of the Non
walk Congregational church. this
evening. Mrs. [re '1‘. Chapman will
road a paper on “ he Influence of tha“
Bible on Early gllsh Literature." it
is hoped there will be a large attend-
once.
The cross-complaint of Mrs. Louise
- Stevens, filed against her husband
Dohu 19., in his suit for divorce or;
grounds of desertlou. was dismissed
by In e Webb without prejudice. arid
pdrs. Stevens now has the privilege
bl bringing an action of her own it
PM so desirea '
“r Invitations to a flag raising and
sheep toast. to be held in Nemwu‘
pn Wednesday afternoon, June ll.
, were received in this city today. ’
John Dal-kin. the fifteen-mold son
or Hugh J. Durkln. oi 86 Town Hill
. pvenopiiDaubury .foriiiorly of South
Norwalk, was takeurto tillLDanbury
‘lloapltai. last evening. and immediate-
” “dmm an operation 1
of .
welds. - " ””9,
Three Chinese "bola, oi Troop No.
65. New York City. on a hllke tron
New York to New Haven. left his
York last night at 11 o'clock. and ar-
rived tn Not-walk at 10 o'clock this
morning. They gave their names as
'Raymoud. George and 100’ Lee.
M
_waa TROUBLID ALNIOHT
Painful. annoying bladder weakness
usually indicates kidney trouble. . So
do backache. rheumatism. sore, swol-
lotl or still muscles or ointa. Bitch
. ' FOSS & CO.
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tx-iiblzs. .........a-r.\ asctosoc
it .............5octo$l.oo
mm-hmmmm symptoms have been relieved by no-
. PREOORfln-mu ,- DRUM icy Kidney Pills. flenry Rudolph. Gan-
‘ 32 W ‘ |.fl' Kidney Pills I til” A“ hint without
. ”Mam onset. , f .
' “all! WK 9t. 30m}! ill). \
, * Gaing Away ,
it you intend mviiugoiidm the—[city for a: vacation.
would "it not be well to hardball; valuables incurable-v
lemin. the Md! Minister. have
lb Whitney has just returned from
Harold ' Lockwood
srna’usnlr WasTlTlic'ron.
ownno sv -snrrisun
sunx. \
(Continued From Pivot Page.)
fol-"the transportation of Serbian
troopd through Greece.
TheEntente Allies endeavored
vainly to persuade Greece to per-
mit them to transport the Serbian
army at Corfu. a Gree island oil
the west coast. over and to the
Saloniki front. They were report-
ed to have threatened to employ
forcibly means. but Greece pct-
sisted inflict refusal. It was an-
nounced in London recently that!
a amicable settlement had been
reached. and that there would be
of Greece.-
The destitute in Belgium and
and more supplies are needed‘ht
once, says Caspar Whitney. big
game hunter and editor. who has
beonlncharge ofthe Work ofthe'
commission for relief in Belgium
and in the northern part of
France .since Aprily lots. Mr.
Europe. - i
The daily bread -- lines in the
enemycoccuoled countries are in-
nmmlflww‘a:Athaotnumnfilw-aummWu‘lll'irwmrN . »
lama tram “Tl-t: Cola: tract."
{ltd Hay, Allison. in "The Come Back." at The
mandera of the French camps.
who apparently pa no attention
to instructions."
says. This may. be due bottle fact
that tha’ French War Minister
does not exercise sufficiently
cloal‘aupervlaion oi the prison
“up.”
no infringement of the neutrality ~
Northern France are today living '
on one~tbird the amount of food ‘
necessary to maintain human life ‘
cmaTng constantly. be declared.
and the peoples' power of resist-.
ance is daily growl!“T weaker.
The relief commission has been,
compelled to increase its volun-
teer army to 40.000 mm The.
upper middle class ar‘c‘sull'e'ring.
moan/because. the commiasion,
does not furnish food tb them).
and prices are prohibitive. ‘
. The repulse or three counter]
attack: by'lt‘le Frach‘on the vil-.
fl lageol Cumieries‘. to drives: of
‘ thematic! 9!! the Verdun
front.
wasannounced by the '
WarOilicetoday. Them
addi' tranche‘saoutba
watanda'outb of Fort Douaup
W Main oi rumbles—.mmcugsa;
. *3“..va 5’ the "Km or ym
/—.
arenasoaablé.
Regent Theatre. S aturdag, May 2 . A
to have been obtained from in- i '
capacitated German- soldiers who .
been recalled by their governa “Altar 'c - “ oia nae '
merits because of the failure of 5mm fanatical mobs and iii the
their efforts to obtain permission arbitrary vior oi the oom-
newspaper
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Pit
Pllallllo Fudoflck In “THE "(NIGHT
“BEFORE," at the Regent “toll";
Tomorrow.
Like many, acg‘easca who, have been
snMactcdto great narvoas'slraln in
mm Pauline Frederick. Famous
Pinup-Paranoia!“ star. iln‘da. moat
complete relief from her aahauatton ln
in‘ tho licking oi ‘l'lylomaat’fio-
fore” Ilsa Frederick was compelled to
title my“!!! morning rides through
rarest lands. and'tbe work to bar was
the melt delightful she ever expor-
tamed. . ‘~ '
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Dorian Hullsei
(cl-loo Bow-rd) '
“-laat‘blorwalk
raunblu. RETURNED ,
for June 26.
'7' follows the prdiminary hearing
;, before a police
which Casement and Bailey had
”‘ pmcntcd their defense, and were
Grand Jury deliberations.
5’1 summoned before Lord Chief
justice R ending today, and from
5" their number twenty-three weir
+indictments
. two prisoners. Their decision was
‘\ reached promptly.
.. The battle around Verdun con-
‘ tiuues to rage with a violence
» Marl Hill. on the
'7 Mouse. and'To will back thcfam-
oua Fort Douaumout, on theright forces to the main scene of at-
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AGAINST CASEMENT!
- IA.)NIX)N. May 25. 1240:. m.
——'Thc Grand Jury today rcturnedl
true bills against Sir Roger Cue-o
ment. leader of the Sinn Fcin m
volt. and Daniel j. Bailey th
former British soldicr who is held
as his accomplice. .
After a short deliberation. the
jury returncd- true bills. The
judge Fixed thc‘ trial of Sir Roger
The action of the Grand Jury
magistrate. at
held without bail pending the
Seycnty-iivc Grand Jurors were
selected to decide whethenof‘ not
for high treason
Should be returned against the
DUBLlNgMay 25. 10:43 a. m.
Astonishingly little interact is.
displayed here in the trial of ' Sir
Roger Cascllient. both in political
and general circles. Casement
was almost entirely unknown here
before the war. Since then vague
;eports of his activities in Ger-
many have been all that have re-
ached th'c lrish public in spite of
7' Will Open tor the Season.» W
Shore Dinners and a la Critic
Rottin Point Park
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SATURDAY illAY 27 ..
. Service
i O
Dancing Every Night .. .~
axon sun)
l' i.
I
Picnic Reservations are Now
Open
the fact that he was in touch with
the leaders of the recent rebellion.
AԤ an element of lrish politics.
Casement had no existence. :31"th
importance attached to this con-
nection with the Sinn Fein re-
volt beeausc' in En land ‘ andl
abroad is not quite u derstood in‘i
this countly.
Fort.
cd‘in
BATTLE AROUND VERDUN
' KAGING VIOLENTLY
PARIS. May 14. 12:35 a. m.—
unexamplcd even in~tbia region.-$
The Germans are Striving with:
left bank of the
vent
bank. which. was ,wrestediroai taclr'.
'tllculb‘chnenl Nivelle‘orbril-
‘Wfl;
‘ liantly: phnacmand eaccbtcd» oi-
imsivc. _
Without full possession of the
line from Pepper Hill to Vaux
to‘ get any nearer to the capture
of Verdun. Even if they succeed-
not Hold it unless they also were
in possession of Hill No. 304 and
Dead Man Bill, which outilank
the line. . '9
Driven to desperation by see-
ing so much of- it‘s«worl'i undone.
the German confinand has hur-
led attack after attack agaiusf
every resource in their power to Fort Dbuumont. At the Same time
' ‘ ' ’ ithaakcpt up its-melons“ on
the- left bank of the river tople-
3All day
ground being won and lost at aid
appalling cost in m1. As on
French officer said: “Plots 0!
land com: high but.“ Again and
agaii afbcl' rcdnn‘ng trenches to
a crumbling heap of ruins by a, ‘
d. Inge of Shells the German nl- . 3‘
fan dashed forward only, to be;
t and swept away by album;
rinse of Curtain fire from the
French batteries and machine
the Gerlnxins cannot hope
taking this line, they could
, .
the French transferring any
“yesterday the title of
ebbcdm‘mwfl'inch'eoclbotb-Iea' ‘iua
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