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SOCIETY I
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News
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bartram, of East
avenue, are spending the holiday in‘
Bevin Rock. New Haven.
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Alan M. Moses. of Bouton, is visiting
his mother. Mrs. Brice .1. Moses, Arch
Street
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Adam W iytowics. and Mariana Kow-
alcik of Norwalk. were married yes-
terday morning at St. Mary's Church.
Mr. and Mrs. William Smythe, of
Stamford. are spending the holiday
{with (‘harles A. Sherwood. I
Mr. and Mrs. tAugusta Vega. of
bows street, who have been spend-l
In; two months in Tampa, Florida re-l
turned to their home her last night.
M is}. N. lielden. of Atlantic street ‘
Stamford. has returned from a visit
with relatives in South ’NOI'WIIIT.
Mutt-mi Collard and two children ‘
of Brooklyn. spent Sunday Milt Mr
Ind Mrs. J. Stanley Raymond. Sound
IVlotw avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lester Cargill and
non Stedman. Norman street, Bridge-
port. are'spending the holiday with
(Mr. (‘argill's mother. Mrs. Sarah P
Cargl’ll. of Westport avenue.
' is to be shown at The Regent. Thurs-
. paclty of his love until the end of the
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“A nation is but a collection of in.
dividulls organized into a Gov-
ernment and national prepared-
ness is as natural in the life of a
nation as individual preparedness
In the life of a man."
STORE CLOSED TODAY
Tomorrow we’re prepared to
decorate every man and boy
with the correct spring cloth-
ing.
Rogers&Stevc LS ~ '-
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‘ Hearts.”
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"The Battle of ‘
Popular Amusements;
DUSTIN FMNUM AT THE REGENT
Dustin Fartium so well known and
ladmlred in active out-door parts is ap-
pearing at the Regent theatre today in
an entirely different role from any
played before.
This time it is as “David Garrick'
in the film adaptation of the great‘
play of the same name that he is ap-
pearing released by Pallas Pictures on
the Paramount Program. in this ser-
ious dramatic role he showa the histrl l
onlc value of years of stage craft and
portrays a Garrick such as was the
idol of the British public who worth.
lly rests in Westminster Abbey.
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“BATTLE OF HEART8"—A BRIEF
SUMMARY.
Roton Point Park
Shore Dinners and a La Carte
Service
Dancing Every Night
. (Except Sunday)
Picnic Reservations are Now Open‘
and?”
' Mat. a :20.
Phone 1501
Evs. 7:15, 9:00.
TODAY
Paramount Picture Film Co.
Presents
DUSTIN FARNUM
The Celebrated Actor
in
“DAVID GARRICK"
A story in whiCh an ab-
sorbing love interest lies
with blood tingling action.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 31
By Special Permission
The First War Picture
“FIGHTING GERMANS"
See the Kaiser
Afternoon and Night
THURSDAY, JUNE 1
Wm. Fox Corporation
Presents
WILLIAM FARNUM
In a Romantic Drama of
the Sea
“BATTLE OF HEARTS"
FRIDAY. JUNE 2
Famous Players' Film Co.
Presents
VALENTINE GRANT
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in
"THE INNOCENT LIE"
SATURDAY. JUNE 3
Metro Picture Film Co.
1:96: 1:10:
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“The llirlless Work-an”
That’s what the electricians am
called. because they accomplish
their work without dirt or mum
of any kind. After they leave you
have only the attractive fixtures
and the great convenience of elec-
tric service to remember them by.
They guarantee satisfaction on
every job. You have aften thought
of having your home wired—Do
it NOW.
TOMORROW—LAST DAY.
Our great housewiring carn~
paign with special prices on WIT—
ing, 12 months to pay and FREE
MAZDA LAMPS will positively
close on May 3Ist, 1916. and after
that date our present offer will be
withdrawn. This may be your
last opportunity of obtaining such
liberal terms.
See us and arrange for the
wiring cf your home TODAY.
«The-
United Electric .-
nglil & Water
Company
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Presents
The Gifted Emotional Star
i Be: turns:
MADAME PETROVA
in
"PLAYING WITH FIRE”
And the nth Episode of
“The Strange Case of
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“Battle of Hearts." stating the tal-
ented actor William Furnum, which
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day. is the flrst filmed story of sea
life presented by William Fox. the
maker of vital feature films. in this
picture. Just released, Mr. Famum
acts the part of a noble sailor charac-
ter. brave and capable of great self-
sairlflce He is In love with a sea
captain a daughter. a part taken by El- l
da l-‘urry. his new lending woman but
through the plots of the villain of the
story the girl does not realize the ca-
and the famous
So. Manchester. Conn.
Silver Band
pm (35 stem)
Colonel Adam Gifford!
DANISH STEAMERS FOR-
CED TO UNLOAD COFFEE
CARGOES
(Continued from First Page)
and the railway line occupied by
a column of his troops.
Another column moved down
Ithe Pangani river by way of RIOTIN
Maraso Apuni. 18 miles nosth—‘l
I west of Sara.
l Official announcement is made
tin Berlin of the appointment by
and machinery consigned to the (‘ar-‘1
i'anza Government. but now detained
in New York. Mr. Arrendondo tie-l
clared today that this was the only‘
question he had to take up with the
State “apartment at this time. I
SAN ANTONIO Tia, \iay 2i~.~
Reports concerning the concentration
of Mexican troops near Chihuahua:
were transmitted to (intend l-‘-un '
altm's headquarters today by l‘xnerai‘
iiell at ht l'aso It is intlltaleti that
Hill \lcxlian fortcs number 200M):
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G WOMEN EXCOMUNICAT.
ED BY THE BISHOP.
Drastic Action Comes as Result of At-
tack Upon Rev. Gaspard Panik l
llllllll‘ l‘Il‘UR'l‘. May 29. «Drastic
l Juthze .lohn J. Walsh. William Aiken
Ind‘ Charles Lane. of East Norwslk
spent Sunday at Lloyd's Harbor. Long
In Judge
llaland. making
{Walsh‘s yacht.
the trip
lncldental to the story, which was
enacted on Catalina lsland. of! the
' California coast. there is a shipWrcck
in which both Mr. Farnum and Miss
Furry figure The excitement as pro-
‘duced on those viewing the picture is
Hoyt’s Theatre
J une 3rd
Emperor William of Baron von
l'I‘schammer and Quaritz. presi-
dent of the government of Bres-
‘llau. as secretary of state of Al-
punisluuent was iuipmed on the lhir
teen noun-n who forecahly entered the1
parsonage oils . l‘yril and Methodlus
church and assaulted the new pastor.‘E
Iby Dr yon J‘gow po‘ice presi_ lll(a REL Gaspard Pfllllk, last “'ednes-l ‘
'Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Benedict, of
New York City, have been spending a
dew days with Mr. and Mrs. George
Melts, of Norwalk.
Lester Hughes of East Norwalk, has
secured a position in Newark, N. J.
rind will shortly remove to that city.
Mrs Arthur 8.1 Swallow of Provi-
dence. R. I. is visiting Mrs. William L.-
Dlsen. of Elm street.
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A very successful dance. under the
auspices of the Jolly Three. of Gran-
bury. was held in Washington Hall.
last evening The affair was largely
attended. a local orchestra furnished
music. and refreshments were serVEd
ldurlng the intermission.
l Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Benedict.
and Mrs. Olive Buckley. of anbroolre‘P
flieights. New Jersey, are spending the
holiday with their aunt. Mrs. William
H. Hamilton. of Elizabeth street. South
Nonalk.
auroofiEs'E's.
‘ 25c to 81.50.
Kodaks. Cameras. Films,
Dhemitxils and everything used
photography.
Stillson-l’owell-Corpo'at‘on‘
I PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS,
4'
Paper
in
82 Washington Street.
South Nor-walk, Ct.
' clllrs of Catalina.
ADMISSION (any seat). . 25c
‘no less than that of the actors, who Tickets Are Now On Sale
were in real personal danger during *
the making of this part. The heroine's .
other lover becomes a smuggler of the
icoast. and the plot includes some thrill-.
lng adventures of the male star withi
the seacoast outlnwa on the rocky}
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The scenes of the little fishing vll-I Day
:lage are most accurately portrayed
The village was built for the purpose
by Director 0. C. Apfel. and the fish-
ermen and flsherwomen are shown
true to type. The picture play has a “Cemetery v...” porch or window.
happy ending the wronged fisherman sill flower boxes m“. of heavy wood
finally winning his first love and the palnted green, lawn mowers, wood
‘ ill ‘ neln roperl exiled from and iron rakes. grass shears. soyoles
Yheflrlliveu ‘ p y . rubber garden hose. spading forks. :i
1 place garden sets. paper picnlo plates.
per napkins. ate.
Alberl I". Geth
26 Washington at. South Norwalk.
Phone 1009-! Prompt Dollvory.
Suggestions
I —lf you have something to sell. you 9‘
Sentinel Want Ad.
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Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
Opens May r.
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL=
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
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JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN. Prop.
Telephone Call 720.
hold expenses.
homo...
It’s the banana-
t WI
and then the next step is to
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The Iiousewife’s Allowance
L'l'iothers and houselecs should insist on an allowance for house-
be saved from this snowshoe for the permanent'hommllhl in A
South Not-walk Savings Bank account.
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like way to run the business of the
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sacs-Lorraine. He is succeeded
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tdcnt of Berlin. Herr von Oppen.
police president of Breslau. suc-
ceeds Dr. von lagow.
Ambassador Gerard
teacher at
school. who had ben held in Ger-
many on a charge of espionage.”l
In a dispatch to the State De-
partment
the border.
Berlin.
Find Villa' 8 Cache of War
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and General Pershing. announced to
be held this week near Colonla Dub~
lan.
it is believed that General Gavira
is in communication with Carranza
receiving instructions as to the pro
portions to be laid before Ccneral'
Pershing. which Will have to do more
or less with the present disposition
of American troops in Chihuahua.
According to information received
ere today. several bandit bands are
Iiiperatlng south of the American lines
in territory recently evacuated/my
Pershing's columns.
WASHINGTON May 29.—4Munuel
Mendez. an attac e of General Car-
r‘anza' a foreign ofllce. arrived here to
day and conferred with Eliseo Arne
dondo. the Mexican Ambassador. but
denied that he brought a note. as had
been expected. or that he brought any
instructions from his chief.
clarsd no was mgrely here on a vaca-
“as ‘-
Mr. Arrsdondo and other Medan
see how much. by vo'arefnfbuylng, can
mammo-
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officials professed to be puzzled. it
has bden reported from Mexico City
and ”has“ border that a special in
as aging a new common oa-
tloa from Carransa. No indication of
its or?“ 33' has been “all“: slut it
gone y assum y men
”M: the «Waste
probably renewal the demand for the
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at Berlin
yesterday confirmed the release
of Miss Mary Silliman. American
3 Constantinople
Ambassador Gerard
merely said that Miss Silliman
had been released and put across
Miss-Silliman was on her wav
to ‘America when arrested in
COLUMBUS. -N. M.. May 29. —No
word has been received from General
Gavin regarding the fixing of a date that the R9“ “I ”nu"
for the conference between the latter pastor. was there to stay-
l-le de-K
aro Muss
day forenoon. as they were excom- .
munlcated by Rt. Rel. Bishop John I. ‘
Nilan. who was in the city. Excom i
tuunlcatlon is rarely resorted to b) the.
(‘hurch of Rome In inflicting punish- l
mom on its members. and when it let
for a grave offense against the laws:
of the church. In this case there was
apersonal attack on the person of at
new pastor but the grav cr offense was
in the attack on his character. which;
was given as an excuse for the attack
on his person. The action of the no 5
men is loked upon as great scandal.
and as the investigation shows. was
wholly unwarranted. hcommunica- E
tlon is so rare that the present punish- 3
ment is loked upon by the local faith
ful with surprise. although the punish i
ment under the laws of the church is
justified. I
Bishop Nilan In City. l
Bishop Nllan was in the city yes-I
terday. and last evening addressed the!
members of thee hurch. He told theml
their new 1
He spoket
of the great scandal the actlfin of the
!women created in the church by lhelrt
'action last Wednesday. it is was a
violation of discipline which could not-
.be overlooked. It was a surprisingi
‘and distressing exhibition of ungovern-l
able temper. The bishop then read'
the names of the women who were
concerned in the affair. and read them.
ouf of the church. After the. excom
munlcatlon he said that if there were
further outbreaks that further cit-com-
munlcaions would follow.
Vindicated, Says Pastor.
Rev. Panik said last night that Bish-
op Nilsn had made a full investigation
into the affair. and that he had been
Vindicated. “The people were very
much grieved at the action of the blah-
op. but they realise the enormity of
the offense and its consequences.
Is not typical of the people. Those
who participated in the affair were re-
ltglous fanatics and not fipreaenta-
the members; I do not believe that
there will be any further disturbances.
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