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‘ UNDERWEAR
In flow 15, Chemise, Combinations and
women's EnvelopeChemiae and Crepe
Gowns at 50:.
E. K. BANKS
lahneksme Hoes! Ileek.
Muriel-walk. ‘
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l’AUTOMOBILE BLUE BOOK “As good be out of the world as out
of the inst-ion."
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l For A derby hat, or even a soft
. hat today does not look up
I >UMMER TRIPS to the mark. This is the straw
l Now on Sale at hat season. The straw hat is .
the proper thing and this storL ;
DONNELLY’S is full of them. ‘
All this season’s vintage. I
l STATIONERY STORE ,
t 16 South lain Street. Rogers & Stevens 1
Norwalk. South Norwnlk. =
l I N NEWS A meeting of the general committee
of the Catholic Club, will be held thlsl
m ”en“ in the Clubhouse i“ we“ “a"
A team made up of Springwood play- nue, at which time, dual reports from
on will take on the Norman Heightu,‘flll committees on the Japanese Klr~
lmess will be received.
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The Blard of Estimate meetings will‘, The "Little Giants' last to the Bank-l
be held starting next Monday evening.‘ ers. on Amusement Park ileld, Setup:
‘fl‘he newbudgets will be considered. jday afternoon. by the score of “NM
‘The Saturday before the Bankers re-
. Mrs. S. p. Lawrence has accepted s, celved a trimming, 25 to it. The rub-i
position with the Grammar departmentiher is expected to be played in the-
of the White Plains School, Trumbull. near future. 4.“
10mm, [or the rest or the term.
i Patrick Paladins. of 20 Burbank St...
Jame:- Murphy, arrested on a charge
of intoxication Saturday night by Odie-
. pr Domey, was sentenced to a thirt!‘
' received injuries about the chest. Ssh}
urday afternoon, when he rode his bi-
cycle directly into an automobile own-l
ed and driven by I. W. Anderson or
24 Rowan street. Mr. Anderson is held:
blameless. Dr. R. M. Wolfe attendee.
PM” amt
slay jail sentence this morning
Judge Edward II. Lockwood in
uptown court.
by
the
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Attorneys interested in the Hoyt vs. o..."
Rosenberg case. having to do with the
contested lease of Hoy's Theatre, on
:Washington street, are understood to 1"“ IAN-[8
M Preparing .st this time, satisfactory! M” W] “l l WIS"
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Phone
TODAY
Regent Theatre—This Af-
ternoon at 2:20.
Lockwood's Hall — To-
night at 7:15 and 9.
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN
AND BEVERLY BAYNE
In
“A MILLION A MINUTE”
Tomorrow-Decoration Day
Paramount Picture Film Co.
Presents
DUSTIN FARNUM l
The Celebrated Actor 1
in
“DAVID GARRICK”
A story in which an ab-
sorbing love‘ interest lies I
with blood tingling action.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 31
’ By Special Permission
The First War Picture
“FIGHTING GERMANS"
See the Kaiser
Afternoon and Night
Regent Theatre
iiiii Hilllllfl
mm ll Blllli
15°!-
THURSDAY. JUNE 1
Wm. Fox Corporation
Presents
WILLIAM FARNUM
In a Romantic mama of
the Sea
“BATTLE OF NEARTS"
FRIDAY, JUNE 2
Famous Players‘ Film Co.
Presents l
VALENTINE GRANT
The Fifth Division, Naval Militia.
held their annual Field Day and target
practice at 'rnhnhuu range. Bridge-
port, last Friday and Saturday, inas-
much as they wen» tiring under the
new 1916 firing regulations, which are
a radical departure' from the rulcsl
under which they are accustomed, theI
stores were considered quite satisfacté
ltory. l
The new regulations require that 203
shots be fired in “Slow Fire," 20 in
"Rapid Fire" and 20 in “Changing Po
sition Fire." In the “Slow Fired-“5
shots are tired. prone: 5 shots kneel-l
ing; 5 shots squatting, and 5 shots.
Metro Picture Film Co. “umg- ‘ '1‘.
Present, l ill the "Rapid Fire." 5 shots are fired
The Gifted Emotional Star lfl om each position. and 30 seconds are!
MADAME PETROVA iailowed {gr each ii shots. I
in I in the “Changing Position Fire." 1
hot is fired from the prone position,
“PLAYING WITH FIRE" 8.“ .
And the nth Episode of a lo the target is exposed for 5 sec,
onds: the target then disappears for"
“The Strange Case of
Mary Page"
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in
“THE INNOCENT LIE”
SATURDAY, JUNE 3
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five seconds and the man changes in
lthe kneeling position and fires anoth-
ler shot when the target appeals. until
nrrangcments without further court
proceedings.
l The formal opening of The Knob! The Baniners, who were roundly
Mil occur tomorrow. The bus will . trim“ ‘ “’9“ '50 M Saturday by
hurt running at 9:80 o'clock, and thelm" walled "Lu“ M5. tan-nod
last trip will leave the Knob at 11 ml the tables last Saturday afternoon on
an. Ass orchestrs’wul provide must; the ‘Anlllémfllt Park dimmed and‘
during the afternoon and evening, and “WM their 0W“ to “I. tune
the restaurant will he opened under, 01' 15-13-
the management of Volt and Shoshanl Saturday’s game was characterised
"A V s.—........ by the same line of comedy stunts
In case of are residents are wmga that marked the first clash of thesel
tonsil anKtelephone number 18!. whichmy and ”I!" "I d him If“!
ls’th'e Genius fire'btatlon. Franklin?!“ the lovers of burlesque in baseball
street. Calls are desired to be sent in. who witnessed the second game.
no the station. because of ther- emovu it is probable now that the two
of the master box from the munlctpu teams stand even, that a third and
lecrlc light station to that place. deciding game will he run off in the
Idd craves decorated. {near future.
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A committee from Lincoln Council,' _ REGENT TREAT“:
No. 4, Order of United American lilie- ln “David Garrick." the latest Pal-
nhanics, consisting of Chas. Dauchey. ills pilotpplay, released on the Para-
lWilllam H. Platt and Frederick Boo- mount program. a strong and masterly
field. in. visited sever-l nematode-famed scene is the duel between Gar.
pester-day. making the trip in “Imil'lck and "One who had spoken lightly
1“ 9W" automobile. In “'0 time “m“,of a woman's name." Nt a stage duel
the council has been instituted (erpetween inexperienced and mediocre
one members have died. and the "“‘Iswordsmen but . desperate “1d very
lug places of thirty-nine of these ”real fray between daring and detcr~
Iin this vicinity. The committeealslt-lmined men. Now. Dustin Fartum 1,
ed East Norwalk. Union, Norwalh, me
an expert fencer and his opponent was
_ (verslde. Pine island, UnlothovvaytonHm European trained swordsman who
Spring Grove and 0: Ridge cemeter-l new every trick M foils. So. at the
l' ‘ k
, F. m" 4 ' combat.
______I I .mfl‘lappointed signal, an actual
L. The successful presentation of melwithout masks or protection and with
F Nether Goose Operetta which waslucked swords, each man‘strivtng his
, given some time ago by the childrenihurdi‘sl to overcome his skilled oppo
‘ pf the kindergarten and primaryinent, takes place. Of course, the re-
Bfldes of the Center School, w“ mlsult of this duel has a'very important
WM Saturday afternoon, at thelbearing upon the love story involved.
Center School Kindergarten, be!ore a. At the Regent Theatre. tomorrow.
pheir various parts’to perfection dur-
'Ing Saturday's performance, which
Chemicals and everything used
photography.
Stilhon-Powell Corporation
in
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82 Washington Street.
south Nomlk, or.
large and enthusiastic audience. The?MM 30“"
little actors and actieeses played:
1 Dorltln ‘ House
‘ has it anything. more or a successl
than the first presentation. . 1 (Gregory Boulevard)
....--_..._ - - . East Norwalk
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,' Kodsks. Cameras. Films. PaperI SHORE DINNERS AND'ALL
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PRESCRIPTiON onuoolsrs, lJOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop.
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4—"
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
Telephone Call 720. .
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home. ‘
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51'
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Tit-v " ‘r- ‘
The Hausewife’s Allowance ,
Mothers and housewives should insist on an allowsnc‘é for house-
hold expenses. It’s the businessdiks way to run the business 6f the
‘IAnthhen the next step ts to see how unfit}! 0W“ m m
be saved from this allowance tor the moist home-capital In“
smother-nil: Savings Bank account. ’
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b.
Shakespeare Went to
O ’.
Kenllworth
Outdoor play. with special music
Hillside School
SATURDAY, JUNE 3rd
Afternoon 3:30 o’clock
Evening 8 o'clock
Tickets
mud H
sass
CO
and the famous
So. Manchester. Conn.
Silver Band
(35 pieces)
Hoyt’s Theatre
J une 3rd
ADMISSION (any seat)
and dancing on the lawn of
. . . . . . . 50c meeting. Another proposes to increase:
Colonel Adam Gifford
.. ssc
Tickets Are NoveOn Sali-
“
i The convention roster includes 842
ldelegstes, representing approximately"
288,000 members. Sessions are expect- ""1 “‘9 ””0" ““3” ”1° 6’0
ed to continue for thirty days. W. 8. for Bridgeport. thence by trolley lo
.(‘arter of Peoria, “L. is president of Beardsley Perk. Mm. which a him.“
the grand lodge.
. The proposals air constitutional
ichangcs include one to reduce the
Tnumber of delegates by astabllshlnl '” m
'dlllI'lCl or state bodies which will so-
Llecl rc resentalives to the national '” ’
p l The prices obtained were slightly
Assembly was sounded at 52.10 a. m,
5 train 1‘
displayed
nearly two miles was enjoyed In the
cool of the morning and the return
1the number of vice-presidents by one. “below those of certain other years. but
tho totill still reached “390,000
3O. W Kern of San Francisco has been
mentioned for the place in the event "Who
lthls Increase ts nuthorlned. “to wine market. however. contin-
Cmcsgo has been discussed in con- ilt’h‘ good. absorbing all offerings rcild-
necttpn with the proposal to ilx Der- ily. i
mnnent hearquarters for the organiaa- ———————
lion and for triennial conventions.
A ten-days convention of the ladies
auxiliary organisations will be held
here at the same time with :75 ac-
2credited delegates. Visitors to the two
meetings are expected to reach 2.000.
Spandau. near hele, does not believe
in encouraging pct dogs at a time
when human beings can easily use all
the available food. The old dog taxes.
have been radically changed.
the first of April dog owners have to
pay an annual tax of 60 marks for one
animal. If they own more than one.
each additional dog costs them 100
marks a year. in other words, it has
become a luxury in Spandau to keep
pets. *
BERLIN, May 26.——ln anticipation of
a probable shortage of milk next win-
ter. the minister of agriculture al-
ready is taking steps looking to the
roaring during the coming summer of
as many mllch goats as possible. The
agriculture chambers and organise-
tions all over Prussia are being urgedl
Decoration
Day
Suggestions
..Cematery vases; porch or window.
sill flower boxes made of heavy wood
painted growl, lawn more, wood
and Iron rakes, grass shears, navel“,
rubber garden hose, spadlng forks, 3
piece garden nets, paper picnic plates,
paper napkins. etc.
’Alllel'l F. Gehelle
25 Washington St, South Norwalk.
Phone 1069-2
Prompt Delivery.
to get into touch with [out breeding THE SECOND GAME WAS A VIC.
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- DENVER, lay 35.—‘Qnsstloasidecti-,
ing all phases ot rsilroad‘worlk’ will,
be considered at the triennial heaven:
tion or the Brotherhood or m]
tivel'iremsaand ~wl|leh
mmsum-umwmm‘“f nmcluhnn. Alargsst.
winninmstromthelloseile. Saar'pfitotieservloeslast'nlshtin the
and saws: district's. which tom's-m sen esms of south Norwnlk.
sds‘lmestthsaedoarths'otthetetal . #7
whim. w.wk_ntnevtui “ _ ," y- -. mammals-st.
‘ “F565?“ ‘éfifif'tfii ‘1 . «4:15.. H‘Inr.’ . :\ ,- ; >.,Il‘es.l‘~'*l@-'-.;~t“ - he v 4— a“:
hummus-dc ~ " “ Edmond museum“? H than "
How Many Time. Have You
Gone to Take a Nice Hot
Bath and Discovered
There Was
No Hot Water?
DO NOT EXPERIENCE THAT TROUBLE THIS
SUMMER—HAVE ONE OF THE FAMOUS
“VULCAN” COPPER COIL
Gas W ater
Heaters
Connectcd to the kitchen boiler (Cut below shows how
simple the connection is) and be assured that the next time A
you will have plenty of
STEAMING HOT WATER
In! Isnvll
Installs the
heater —- Bal-
ance Two Dol-
lars Monthly.
$2
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BERLIN, May 26.~ The City ol'
received one day's pay.
and subsistance. Much interest
the men have signified their intention [Bpflnglald rile. waged
of subsequent practice at their own 0‘ out fin”!!! 100. Although he
jmay be a dangerous man behind the
Dr. George E. Cram. one 0i the new pun. he has also the bility to repair Ills
do on the 5:.“ train. The men ssslstnnt surgeons of the NaVal Milli-,damnu
expense.
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M“ 16 50 ’
ADMISSION . . . . . . . . . . . ......................... 10¢ itllen successively changes “the van Cost . 3 . i .
Lo‘e ”Hoe-Box sent" one positions and fires every live sec- v“v“v‘v—“v“ —" """""" 1 ’ ~
" " onds until 20 shots have been deliver it Don't "it for the ‘30“; t
ed. if a man fails to get of! a shot it :l "aunt—H." you" “1'“ t
. is counted as a mine. “299:6.” .......... 0 ‘l
Aggregate number of shots (1 vvvvv v vvvvvvvvvvv ’
Roton Pomt Park so... ..................... .. rlr mom uterine ; *
Possible aggregate score .......... 300 "m 1’
Aggregate score necessary to quail. Pbe ‘ 'A'fl co. ‘l
f rks 9 no I.» .7 WI“ 8!.
. y as ma man ............ .10 ii
Shore Dinners and a La Carte °' ' ..... .. W W"
’ tion are of ..................... 70 - } .j- -__ ~——
. The scores of those completing the
Serwce whole course follow: - —-L :=======n >
slow Rowlm ' ,,..~
. Name. Rate. Fire. Pin. Position. MB“!- ' L
’ o 0 Harry Stacey Benton ........ . ....... Lieutenant, Junk" grsde ‘5 .8 n z“ " qualified
Daflcmg Every Night . mum I. Broom ............:...Gutrtemw"v “m °‘“' ” “ ° m “u”
(EX ) wmim J. ucuullon ......s.,nsm.t-.Seamsn s7 11 z :81: slum
CC" m c. .l. Sxilanskls .......... Wet-smut ‘5 7° " “M.“
Joseph Mackny ..... ................8eaman .5 ‘8 u 11. qualified
. . , ‘ Arthur G. Kelley ............ ........Quartermaster, first class ll: 11 not Ired lit ‘ .
Picnic Reservations are Now Open. l... :. Gunmen ........ ............no-rmm m m- e- '8 " " ”' . »
1 'r. Francis Byrnes ...... .............sum-n “ 3‘ ‘3 "5 ‘ 7
William A. Kennedy ................Sesiran 7° ‘0 53 m .'
Iere for the order are among the prin. lloya' E. Osterbauks .............Seaman " r g: g: g: :2 . ' l
it ' ‘ci 1 “canons to come “for. m Tony Lombard ........... ,,_,,,,,,,_Sesman ' ' '
The Day WI“ Matures. Charles J. Smith ...... ........ Seaman "' t' " " 73 I! 5’ ”3
transpontiun in was an duty to see that any possl.
was ole int-s- were taken care of and ..
the shoot and a group of though not hmillsr with the Army
to pull down
therefore. of 20 marks . year, per dog, Club, with six guests from the Bridge-
vlhlle the Park City visitols shot only.I .............21
for targets, not being regular
bers of the Norwalk Club. Joe Lock-
hart proved to be the best shooter at
Srturday’s match. winning legs on
mem-
will
1. Wt ........22
' Treasurer's cop.
.‘E
j . newts . 21
.NBRWMK GUN CUJB Lyon ............................ 24 r .
! WIS AI “lows 'roisl .......................... 112
i . President's Cup.
‘ Broke. Han‘d'p. Total.
Hun ...............20 2 21'
" :les lecithin Proves Best total run s-nn .......... 1r» 1 i:
' Thompson ......... 17 0
i Shh 3“ ”“0”" Won 1" WM ....... 21 1 22
E ml. r. Lockwood ....... 17, 2 is
' _ Ada-In .............ii 2 10‘
‘ o. peanut ........ is 2 is
Ten members of the Norwaik Gun Tinker ............. 8 0 3‘
........... 20 0 20
From port Gun Club. participated in a shoot, :3: 9 _ ’
Saturday altemoon. at the Dorlon .0“. '"‘"' '2! _ 21
Point groundsL The Norwalk bays . """"""" 18 __ ll ‘
shot for “legs“ on the president's. ‘M ~\‘."""1s 1'
treasurer's and accumulation cups, . .............17 1'!
Broke. Hand'p. Total. ,‘
ed olrsdwinas. lost or tuwblu‘.Mdthem-bers mat the
talcum , n
‘ . '31!“.._‘-..-._.._..............._';......;-n
W nee-assessay-sesasnnsnn 21 , “um Yum
t ——§mllbsrplaeu to _
Total...“ ........".‘......ue
‘;.'......"' .. M..." u...» .....
Cate seasonal-announ-
21 .
8d
associations everywhere with the ob-~ , fiu ......... ..... 24 o _ ' at
loci of influencing individuals in the TORY FOR THE SPRING. ,both the presidents 3“ the treasun'Vu 8nnn..........16 2 1g '
right direction. wooo JUNIORS. l9” CUP. but ‘0“!!! ‘0 I“! ““4990“ ..........22 g 2‘ ~
Premiums for raising goats will in ~, opponent in the team race. MemDM‘wmm .23 1 .
all prohshlity be oustedaost markets Juifgra'tfieggxznfiflflgzm nom the Bridgeport Club. who wereingr. W 32 2-
)in the cities at which goats are sold . score 0' lit-9 The batteries oi the attendance, were Messrs. Cate, Clark-1 ! l .... ........ ll 2
to butchers will not be held as usual. 8 ringwood Ju’mofl are Andrew R son, For, Lewis and Lyon. Total 0 W _ ....... 18 2
and arrangements will be made When. ):salt and lames ‘F‘vans The star scores were as follows: :Tinker . ......... 12 0
by special pastures will be available players of the Springwood Juniors are. Accumulation Cup. GIndin‘ -...........22 O
for the murals, The public will be! ' . Shot Handi- \.
urged to demand goat's milk as little A. Pesak. J. Evans. 3. Risks, M. Fodor, At Broke icap Total I Am: ............— _ ..
5 . . . s. Hodoa. J. Buxdany. * ' ' ' "Cato ..............21 ~ :1
possible so that the summer 3 cmp . Ham ,,,,,,,,, 25 23 1 24
of kids may be as large as possible. “new” tom" . Q 25 17 1 18 'Clnrtnsn . ........ 1s «—
Sprinz‘wood Juniors—J. Beans, ““1 ““1“ em ...............22 ..
catcher; A. Pessk. pitcher: S. Hodos, Thompson ""25 20 1 21 em ._"._..“"23 ._
BERLXN, May 23.—-The pre-hnrvest first have; s. Hlska. second base; J. Wilmot ---~-~25 19 1 20 'Lvon .............2: _
predictions or an unusually big yield Busdnnv. third base: G. Shimko. left F- Lockwood-~25 15 1 1‘ 1. mm .,,,_,..22 z
[of Mn, 1,, mm.“ 1.". be... more field; it. Podor, center field; 8. Buck- Adams - ------ 25 13 1 :3. sum d manna“ Gun Chm .
‘thnn borne out by results. The olcial k°- '18“ W”; manager. A Pesak. 0' th'm' ' '25 18 1 Shooting h targets only.
report Just issued gives a production ‘H‘Sh‘andem‘fi- Hall, ““0“"; 9- Tinker ' "25 Ill 0 10'
of 737',“ hectolltm 0, mm m 1‘15.1Tristm. pitcher; w. Gunther. tint Glading .......2‘5 18 o is]
the first”! production of my ya“lilacs: E. Juleson. second base; J. Mc- ‘Cate .........25 23 ”ism mu]; 0?“
since the introduction (in 1003) of the Keaver. third base: H. Gunther. left ‘Ciarkson . ”8 20 20, _
present VIII; law. In those thirteen 11°”; 1' McPhall, ”“3 field; J' 87' 'Fo‘ W25 20 20‘
years the production sank as low as ans, center held; manager, D- 71"" flewis .. ..... 25 17 17 w
4218,!“ hsetoiitorsiu 1913. and the fa- "‘m' l'bzm,------;r-‘~’5 a 1‘ 1‘ 1 ' I.
~ “ ’ . . earn see. All at the shine chills and resorts ,
$0139“! n $§3§Wu “Wyn,”— "The Norwalk ruse Club will hold s' . ".mm m. m, gig in hm
“1 '° ‘ W shoot it “”95 mll- “0“ J. Lockhnst . ...... as th‘muu
The wilt! also was good or the um“ mm, mm, mm“ . m:ilflsl out at nny or the
‘ ' 'v‘l Bonn .......................21 ' , * ' * in
'h'” "mi ‘1 ”m“ “'3 "m“ Permission has been secured to that" ' - . ~ “h“ w“ “-
sa'." so“ "ELI...“ Wm .s......’...: .. “nun-u “mam“
” " ' so: of“ . L “m "“ b° '“‘ “”‘m‘ ending ............ . ....... 1s m.§flhnk country
“d “'0" P" w"- ‘5 WM, sissiiu‘ or the club tonight at s nus-mom umi
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