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'intcrcs‘. alt cnilanced by the (act that,
“The lih‘lless Wart-as”
That’s what the electricians an
called, because they accomplish
their work without dirt or mass
of any kind. After they leave you
'have only the attractive fixtures
and the greatrconvenience of elec-
tric service to remember them by.
They guarantee satisfaction on
every job. You have aim-thought
of having your home wired—Do
it new. -‘
MAY‘Slst—LAST DAY.
Our great house'wir'ing cam-
paign with special prices on wir-
ing, 12 months to fly and FREE
MAZDA LAMPS will positively
close on May 31st, 1916. and after
that date our present ofl'er will be
withdrawn. This may be your
last opportunity of obtaining such
- l
.. 05.0 p P I . without exception. they have boost
TRA Regent Theatre mmmwmmm-
UNDERWEAR . pence Thereisahontmmalott _.
~ H AT Phone 1501. in a big balloon, while balancing up- -
In Gowns, Chemise, Combinations and on a narrow trapese; there are tigers
"0.0!” brews-m 8M Crepe DA and pumas that periorm in unison, des- . .
Gowns at 50:. l , ’ MONDAY, MAY :39 pits the tact that they are so ferocious
~ . as to constitute a perpetual menace
E K. BANKS | En: TOday Regent neith-Aftelmoon to their trainers; here is a school or . .
a shank Locks-nods Hall—EVE!“ remarkably trained and human-like
1’ I exam!“ mNCIS X. BUSH-MAN bears; there are educated leopards ,1
' ‘! Daniel Frohrnan Presents AND BEVERLY BAYNE and jaguars and hyenas; there are big Ii
- “As good be out of the world as out The ”mm F‘Vori” in and little elephants that betray an al- h ;
JUNE “ma 1 at the Mien.” ' . PAULIN‘ FREDERICKS ‘ most uncanny lntelllsenoe: there are ~72
- ‘ ' ‘ “A MILLION A MINUTE" high-jumping horses and scflna ponies
A derby h“: or even I 50“ Hn— . r and clown donkeys; there are troupes '
RECORDS hat today d°°5 “0‘ look “P THE MOMENT BEFORE lot acrobatic and bieycleriding mon- -
~ to the mark. This is the straw TUESDAY- MAY 13° ikeys, and numberless other wonderful- ‘
3‘ Now On Sale . hat season. The straw hat is SATURDAY: MAY 27 DUSTIN FARNUM ily trained beasts. ‘2
i the proper thing and this store . But, it is announced, this is not all .r‘
M i is full of them. ‘ The Metro Feature Film Co. ‘ m ‘ , .the Cook J. Wilson show otters (gt;
DONNELLY’S : All this "350"; vintage. f Present __.‘DAVID GARRICK’ -the entertainment Eighe publilc. din
t HAROLD LOCKWOOD II‘Ldlllon to the tra e amma ls- -,;
' ys there is a high-class arenic per»
‘ mum“ “mm Rogers 8: Steve us i AND MAY nuusou wsoussnry, my a. 150...... l. w... m... 2......
16 South lain Street. Norwalk. South Norwalk, I In “THE COME-BACK" "FIGHTING IN (champions of the tripleing circus ap- liberal terms.
' i - ‘ GERMANY" pear. These embrace would-famous \
r ! Arid the 10th Episode 0‘ . lsomcrsault riders. daring experts on
land members of the club appl‘eclste‘ The Strange C? 0‘ Red w" “flute“ [the nmg trapeze, acrobats. ironisw r . .
ithis invitation, which will be their M” Page Se. the Ku'" and bar performers. and many other .gm— 1
2 ‘hrst appearance in public, and it is.’ lclever artists. The periormances are .. ‘
, ~t lb i ever' membcr will be1 ‘ivon in multiple rings, on specially - . . \
.— ZLTénT 3 ) ! ADMISSION - - ' - ' - - - - ° - ----------------------- 10¢ iconstructed elevated stage-l and in ‘ United
Next Tuesday is Memorial Day. —— ! Logo Seats—aneh—Box Seats. iwlult is said to be the largest and best _ .»
0900"” The swimming season has been [or , _ constructed “0“ ”9'“ "9" utilised
mally opened. At (hep regent time.‘ ‘ a. for a wild animal exhibition. There
The “'Ou‘in" M“llk'ipai Leaguelthe ol’ swimmin‘ hole near the~hleao~' V" be twphcomplete 9S1°VT$°$ 01:
,will meet in the South Norwalk “Jaw Street bridge. oil' the Wilson Point. . this city. t e an“ M “t :m the "a “
bl‘dl'y on Monday afternoon, road, that has seen many generations: non and the final one a In r ‘ L
of boys come and 50. seems to be the. oton 01“ at nine. Doors Will be 0’93“ one °“ - .
“'Iltr-I‘ I... Wyeth mum”, l N most W. ' _ earlier to permit the public to Bpect
"Milk. I,“ of East '01.“ e ’NOJ 0:. the various displays and to allay the
new" I f" dm in in; d; z "a 'r. M. Dennison, of nontclslr, N. 1.} ‘ preliminary concert by Al. J. uuur'o k ‘ .. ._
.58 md. ’ m ' was the interesting speaker last even- , in; military band. The preliminary » 3mm an
‘ ing at a pleasant smoker held underl . ‘ _ ~ mat parade takes place at 10:80 in 7’ > “.31. _ .r.._,-,-_L _ _*
The Rev. Frederick w. Norris 0.2"” .‘m‘m‘fl “9 Tm", ”NJ Will ior me m u” m °' a” “mm”: the other side. Don't lin- seeing this
D. of Br kl ' in" ' Club. Raw“ were .er l - picture as it will surely teach each and
' . 00 yo, N‘ Y" formerly recto“ed during the evening, and a musical. RUBY"! FARNUM IN’
pt Tm“, church, South Norwalk, '1" 5 program of interest presented. I “DAVllOARlICK” ""7 one ‘ IOOd lesson.
preach a’ Grace church, Sunday morn. WAY ~ MAY n _ ‘.
In Court Laurel will formally open on} SA M the loss»! Them- VMY- "'7 BRITISH sfllp DANEWOOD
- ’ Tuesday of next week. Decoration Day; “ ”a" REPORTED HAVING SUNK.
Word us received. last evening. by Although the opening was scheduledl There probably My" I... ”'9” (mm Front ”m Page.) .
I,“ "m“ ”“95 °f "'9 theft of .. for today. arrangements tor “open . ’ more costly apparel in a dramatic .—
btudebaker automobile from Bridge- house" will not be completed nntlli . . photon“! than the «mum. worn by tional Liberal: .evmly “MM
port. The machine was Iolevon pas- next Tm'd‘" A‘ m“ time ‘ pleas-1 Shore Dinners and a La carte Dustin Partlum in “David Garrlch."the the ‘ovemment for man.
tensor car, and bore license No. ing program will be carried out. . . Palm “Mum "m“, on’tbe pm, which they “1““ were adopted
50163 C. . mount program. . to suppress criticisms 0f the
i » N The third degree was won” on ° ('lad in an elaborate black silk coat, United Sue“ i; the WW
. The regal“. mun! 0: Welcome m walk“. It lb. “NOW 1“" serVICe "Olllpleti‘ly covered with embroidery, .nd to put blakekon mg agin.
[stranger image. No. 854, Sons of, at. evening at Lincoln Council, 0. U. A. mm.“ a“ blue “m m", the in tion for a more vigorous sub ma-
Leorge, will be held [my "901118. M' The first do” will be 'worhed; cl-lsl for which cost fourteen dollars rind campaign,
nan Week, instead of TM.” on- Mt ma." mm“ lull nights meet-l "/ lulti. linen hrceclle’o to match. thigh The agitation throughout
pen and “”3““ ”Mini” during 1" 0” ”flunk" ON position ,‘m ° ° ”not: or sol! Morocco leather and Greece caused by the news that
last Tuesday’s nicotine will be elected. submitted. and retrsahmsnu ““0 DallClllg Every N'ght uckcd hat, he appears betore the Teutonic submarines had torpe-
‘ mlmmd I“ mu" i‘lt‘i‘n for a short dash, only to re doed three Greek vessels 3!!-
i a 'or . ,. . ' ' V
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I“! evening. where they attended the bekah Was. 'm' on June 9th. hold . . ”Hlli costumes were only excelled by Ship Owners and the SIUOI‘B' Lt -
re evtlotl or the mm, a... ' anthem» Min“ w 9" , ‘ - .. ' ’ ‘ b Union denandi ‘ a,“ the
ahbury High h at the .. M m d we 3; - .rre beauty and elegance ol the ores-F. 0|” . _ n‘ t
m“ by summary. The trip was m3bfim=ot m. 10“, I. u, b. . . ' . » l'onsdworn by Winifred Kingston. who, Ergzmnzzntcm 313$: s'OP
. ‘ ' lar meotln 0! P R N ‘lh A a llluot. the London heiress. . “up"
mflgfizygd” oven‘tng, lculc etervatlons are 0w ‘lllles :l wonderfully attractive up The Ship We", we I“.
B The swore ut Hickory Biuir, near the. “no to . mm... decided to bring a legal action
“lei: xiii: [$1218. Will be fondue!“ ' Open .‘ll rial Nils, including a complete “If a? efiort loé’mnn weightlif-
“ng Jr lie h“ urge M. V, Schilcllo Tonight is the last night of the bill . M). “m. of ”m period (174:). "(I o e Ingroé‘e fl n1 the
' ”mm" Opened thfMoOse csrnvilll onvLochwood'a lot. Dari _._ __ -"t on a lavish scale, and malts this terned m e [)0 s u e“
place in preparation ror Memorial Day
and will make a specialty of outfitting
lumping parties and supplying bath-
.lng and boating accessories.
5
lnMémbnl-s rot Buckingham Post. No.
., . A. it, met, last evening, in the
headquarters, in the Town Assembly
its". and there discussed the Memo-
I'ldl Day plans. During the services
at St. Paul‘s church yard. Lincoln's
. nettysburg address, and General Lo
gun‘s first general order will be read
by Itev. Louis B. Howell. At the con:
piusmn of the ceremonies the parade
members will enjoy a dinner, in Red
Nous Hall, plepared by members of
ilucltingham W. R. C.
E
Special notices have been sent out
to all members of the Norwslk Ride
Club. in accordance with the accept-
ance of an invitation from Rev. Wil-
liam Gidln. pastor of the First M. E
phurch. to attend in a bed '
services. L pamouc
‘ and Water streets. The winner of the!
" Pepular lady Contest will be announc-
‘cd tonight. All of the features iniSouth Norwalk
vogue at the carnival grounds will Mi
going mu billet until u lute hour thnlBaxtel- Grounds
levening to allow everyone ample‘
52:222.22.32.22.22 2222::‘The Only Real Big Show Coming
’LCOOKSrWIlSON'S
GREAT ES?
WILD ANiMAL
learnlval of the season.
There will be special Memorial Day
services tomorrow morning. at 10:45
'o'cloclt. in the South Norwalk Congre
gatlonal church. This will boJor the
beneilt or the World's Suite-ring Fund.
which contributes to the alleviation of
the snilerings of the Allies as well as
the Germans and their allies. The ser-
vice is held in response to; peanut
received here from the Federal Coun-
cil of Churches. A collection will be
taken up. .
i
/
J"
Dorion House
tomorrow evening, Al'um- . 3°“00L OF T ‘ ‘ PUMA! \ and evening and. without a doubt.will
' zen; or the 'club will meet at the City (Gregory Boulevard) . I oa’c'a‘rs‘réfi}. .éfmu' . be one or the 5m mum um has
' . sl ' ‘t 7 oclock, sharp. ‘The officers ~East “om‘lk . OIIUIII "‘0 “A'°"°°b' been seen in Norwallr In a long time—-
, M3 L C of Black-Matted M ‘ Lions barring ne. Dustin P‘srnum is an
' mssa _ . .. 09““ Y _ $0.000 roup rjean to
HIGH-GRADE CH%%OLATJ SHORE DINNERS AND ALL 54“,“, $2....“mgbm'ln him «k actor of the very best of class, and no
the lbs. ESL KINDS OF SEA FOOD ' - matter what play he is In, he is sure
-' l1 lbs. " . ' I ' . ' . . ' I I ' ' 35c to 50‘: 59°?" °f GYM” Emmi to please all that see him. 'Wednes-
’ ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ----- - 5°C to $r.ool COOKED TO ORDER. I avian!" or moons“ IV oaownsl my me New” Wm be Wight!“ Ger
“WM-Powwow ' , ' l fit our lttlltull .. -
_ , on ; 1- . _ . mans. ,a great war picture. showing
1 PRESCRIPTION onuoolsrs, JOHN E. 0 SULLIVAN: Prop- Hill“ 8}. 5:63:31 sgsfimtm scrum / the actual lighting on tso’otlter side,
*5 ”8m";wbn'ztuet Telephone Call 720. ~ .avasv nonulso AT Imam on some and giving the people or this slot- an
"l" 0*- Bill NEW mm ”H“ - loot- Just what the conditions m r
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“ ‘ ~ ~- .' J L . ~v - ‘ om}: n.t&"u"el'r':o. COMING » ’
T0 Boys Beginning to Learn .22. mom-ummu ... . . i » , — , . l
, , .- ,
‘ . 2- . ‘ ' . . . Colonel Adam Gliford:
’ \The “fr (In! You begin working for‘somebody else you start
»\‘f°"flfls for yourself.» That’aounds rather ebnlraillew.bst it is
w true beanie at that tlme‘yott bsgln'to build the sound-non tor your
é , {ruined career.
Knob 0' your future success
begintosavsusoonasyoabsgin to earn.
&
M.’mmdthfoeos¢.
Mo’enlngfeauthnm-elkfl
”UNI.- IIH TIN.III will."
Acrobatic Rldlnngorr
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no
Junta-lor-
lWO “ODE OF LAUGllS AND TllRlLL‘lll
FOIIIT-IIID IOWA ID LIOPAlfII
Wed. May-:31
:ciurt- decidedly "worth while."
REGENT THEATRES.
Today. at thc Regent Theatre, Har-
old Lockwood and May Allison, in
"The (‘olllt’t lluck.” should draw ca-
pacity crowds at each performance
as they surely are great favorites
when they appear on the screen. "The
Come Back" is a story that will appeal
to all and any class 0! people that
onJoy a good drama. it is full of stir-
ring situations and acted by a cost of
the very best artists ever gotten to-
gether to malls a moving picture. Mon-
day. at the Regent Theatre. an after-
noon periormnnce will be given when
the picture will be Francis X. Bush-
man and Bevery Bnyne. "in a Million
a ‘fiinutflmand. in the evening. the
same picture will be presented in
Lockwood's Hail. On Tuesday. the
sterling actor. Dustin l-‘srnum, in “Da-
vid Garrick." will be the attraction at
the Regent Theatre, both afternoon
Central Powers indemnify the
owners of the torpedoed Greek
merchantmen.
The abandonment of another
Italia'n advance position on the
Astico River. under the pressure
Austrians,.'is announceq in the
bulletin issued tonight by the
Italian War Department.
The Austrians are stated to be
making their main effort toward
the Arsiero basin in the hope of
reachinz the valleys which run be-
tween the Astico and Orolo Piv-
ers down to Vicenzo. The bulle-
tins said that the Austrians have
be n repulsed everywhere except
at e one advance point. which
was surrendered for strategic
reasons. .
A severe reverse tor the Aus-
trians in the Lagarina Valley is
announced in an official statement
issued by the Italian War Depart-
ment today. The statement fol-
lows: 1
enemy. continued yesterday its
irrlpetuous attacks on our line:
between the Adige River and the
Arsa Valley and met with anoth-
See us and arrange for the
wiring of your home TODAY.
. light & Water
* Company
of an overwhelming attack by the! mm mm! “ape mo ,1“ g;
“In the Lagarina Valley. the
“ tb Amigo sector was“
confined during the w 5 ‘
with varying fortunes and .
stiflproeeedingatnightthe g
my‘attaehing our position east
the Area Valley. _ .
“In the Sugana Valley the GI.-
rny made several attacks up. ,
“out (Timon, but were W .1
each time with heavy losses. M '
of our «atlllirfllsb olil infa‘ntr‘yl‘afl .2
Alpinu, by,a ri iant some
attach, drove the enemy from tlu
approachesto our positions on tho
‘ .
left bank of the Maso.
That. the newly created tax com.
sion my be mined, at meeting; ‘
the six moors has been an»
ed 1c 1:45 o'clock Monday ethos}
cantata-myth“. '.‘
‘ 32".
—Y-r “until “Situation winter”);
tlee rim—but it rests with~
you to means tor it llvprable notice-‘7‘? *7»?
/
Day
I
\ Suggestio:
”Comm gases. porch or vII
sill flower house made 0! heavy‘
er sanguinary defeat. After the
usual violent artille .. prepara-
\ \_
depends upon whether or not you
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tom -
cooxmnsou GIRGUO.
'l'lls definite announcement tanned!
um Cook a winer- was animal on.
our. the largest'and most c‘or'npleto on"
unluonotlualndlntllo unites
sumwlltocllluuntsncuyonm
Baxter Grounds. Wednesday. lay at.
" . . .- ~ “;m m. but a email-alcoh-
Whom_mouwm
.. éeflfd- mime-limit In M
lili- h! intflpid hunters, “lynx“ a: m, Em; ‘ ,2
”will! win: momentum _ . ‘
We sinuses-nae and cam
lame or‘unall lien-m a’s‘ltbe ease
(35' piece).
‘HOyt’s“'Theatre ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler