a
:Iead [lilo afternoon and tonight to the
dictator Grounds. Woodward avenue.
WY. MAY 3:. m3 3
Norman Hurray, of lain steel, is
spending the day in New York city.
UNDERWEARl m... m...
In Go‘lS' m1“, Combination udgstudent and athlete. who is now .al
women‘s EnvelopeChelnise and Crepelleudlng Amherst College. is a visitor
Gowns at 506. III town for a few days.
E K. BANKS l Dr. Harry Helron, of ’waslk.
Um H.“ Block. spent yesterday in New York lily.
mum“. in here he witnessed the defeat of
_, (‘torgetown by Fordham, on Formula
Fltid.
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AUTOMOBILE BLUE BOOK 2
I For . The Springwoods, Yesterday, do ‘
' tested the Mormon Heights baseball]
l' ‘ SUMMER TRIPS gleam by the score of 148. The batter-i
I Now on Sale at , ie.~ were: for Noroton, Oaks and Carl-
;son: for Springwods, Bellus and Vih‘
lgclack. The. two will play again next
Sunday In the Noroton diamond.
DON NEL LY’S
l STATIONERY STORE l
:6 South Main Street.
l lining to the lath of a quorum and
ill e absente of several candidate-- tint“
'lhe NZ “Addie V 2d" is Cl “011‘ to annual eletllori of oflitels and delegdt.
day, in ”’9 \lcinity 0‘ Stamford har- r.» of Welcome Stranger Lodz! No.
L01 1264 Sons of St George was poetpon
‘ .. l Monday evening, qull Tuesday ev I
II: fruit Julie tiIh. ‘
A shoot was yesterday morning held
by the Norwalk Rifle Club at Hul’es’
Hill.
A FLIGHT FROM GLORY. i
r..—
l
l The deacons of the South Norwalk
longmg-rtionsl church will meet this
pvenlng
()llCt from the parapet of gems
and glow,
An angel said, “0 God,
heart grows cold
On these eternal battlcmcnts oil
gold I
\\ here al is pure but cold as
virgin snow. I
the!
t The annual meeting of the South
morwalk Baptist church will be held
tomorrow night.
' 'l‘he circus is i town.
All road!
licrc sobs are never heard: no
salt tears flow;
Here there are none to help—-
nor sick nor old;
No wrong to fight, no justice
to uphold:
l Summer uniforms. together with
‘twhito gloves and white-topped hats,
more donned yesterday by the mem-
bfl? or the "”1“" police “9‘” Grant mic thy leave to live
P.“ . dJ‘fi' man’s life below."
l Rowarfon Drum Corps serenaded "And then annihilation?" Godl
fl'hallpley t: Clark after the parade
yesterday. They rendered a number
of ilno selections and were heartily ap
‘plauded for their line music.
rep lied
"Yes," said the angel, “c
that dread price: .l
For earthly tears are worth
eternal nightl'
Then go,” said God—The angel
opened wide
His dazzling wings, gazed back
in heaven thrice _
And plunged forever from the,
ti . walls ofli ht.
' M” Robert M' Wolfe, "to of I)‘.'|--l7.ug'cnc fec-llamilton r845-1Ij)031
II M. Wolfe, is critically ill at herI
residence in South Main street, and , ‘
COMING I
Colonel Adam Gittord'
another operation may be necessary-
and the famous
' Buckingham Post, Woman's Roller ..
Lorps, will hold an interesting session
tomorrow afternoon at 2:80 o’clock, in
Red Meu'l Hall. uptown. The mom-
hers are urged to be present.
l4 trainel nurse is in attendance. , l
l
l The police here were asked to be.
In the lookout, yesterday. for. live2
men in l Ford who were wanted for
harault In Falrfleld. The car did not;
amazing? 251:2! to the knowledlelso. Manchester, Conn.
Silver Band
(35 pieces.)
Hoyt’s Theatre
.___._.._. I
' Prospective Boy Scout mastcrs willE
Ilturii runny things of interest about
the Boy Scout organization at 8. did-1
her which will be given by General‘
mussel] Frost in the Hotel Mshackemot
tomorrow night.
I
Tomorrow will be celebrated as As-
““5“” my "1 Trim WWW ADMISSION (any seat).
jcliurch llicrtI will be early holy com-l Tickets A“ Now On Sale
W
munion celebrated at 6: 15 o'clock. At
E3 Elim'oirglilidlnolen'li’? 3:112:13 “The Day Will
on.
' Shakespeare Went to
In the City Hall. of the Franklin St. KeflllWOl'tll”
l’.’;":.°.'.‘.'..‘.’3.‘f::l illitilihtlilfi,“ 033055333 33:33:11ch
lothc vin ofthest t illb no.
P“ 3 ”e w ° 3° Hillside School
“[qu at length. SATURDAY JUNE 3rd
t -. /
F A regular meeting of Buckingham “$2130“; 38: 333:3?“
lW. R. C, will be held Thursday after-
l' There will be a meeting tonight In
llie once of City Engineer Sharron,
noon, at 2:30, in Red Meaghan. ianiCkets -'-",;_'.L: ‘ 5°C
Main street. A full attendance is re-
nuested. All officers or the corp are
Especially urged to ’be present. as an' D ’ 10 H
Initiation will take place during this or n ouse
piecing. \ (Gregory Boulevard)
_..- _ w..- - East Norwalk
4' ' 25c to $1.50.
. Kodsks. other... Film's, Mormons DINNERS AND ALL
Chemicals and everything used in! KINDS OF SEA FOOD
”WWW”!- COOKED TO ORDER.
1
Stillson-Powcll-Corpo'stion l
.an-scnlprlon onuoorsrs, l
l
JOHN E. O'SULLIvAN, Prop.
82 Washington Street. Telephone Call 720;
South Not-walk, ct. .
The llousewife’s Allowance
/ Mothers and houserves should insist on an allowance for house-
hold expenses. It's the business-like way to run the business of the
home. ‘ ~ g I
\ . .‘ ‘
And then the next step is to see how much by carsful~buylnk. can-
be saved from this allowance for the permanent home-capital in 9
South Nor-walk Savings Bank account. ‘U
\
‘ "\
1 rice discovered too late. after the neg-
;alives had been shipped to New York.
)lllll they
‘ tilt released prints, show in close de-
'what happens on and behind the hat
J uno 3rd ,
. 25cI
: produced results in creating Move for
Popular Amusements
TODAY AT THE nzoeur THEA-
TRIE.
Gun F ilma That Eacaped Connor: Are
Shown Here
Camera record of operation of tam-I
oils Skoda cannon eludes Berlin. “Thai
fighting ermona." Ollcial war pic-I
ture includes matter that war office,
wanted held secret. ‘
Dispatches from New York tell of
an omcial investigation started‘
through the German embrassy as. a ro-‘
suit of the release of ”The i-‘ightinlt‘
Germans." the war pictures Io be
shown at the Regent Theatre. 3
It appears that the German war of
“.d-L-fiu-‘AQ‘.
included several hundred
rel-t of films that had been ordered
uIIlIeld thy the censors.
These pictures, whirh are a part of
tail Ihe working parts and the”: 's of
operation of the 305 Skodu gut,
non famous pietc of Austrian 0rd-
nance.
How there pictures got out of Ger-
many after having been held up by
the censors is one the several related
mysteries that the German war ollice
wants to solve. .
However the negatives were our
received in New York and rushed
through the printing machines of the
American Sorrespondent ll'llrn Com-
pany at Stamford. Court. before any
ofllcial action could be taken to hold
them out of circulation. it is known
that there are now at least forty
REGEN
TODAY
By Special Permission
The First War Picture
6 ‘ ’ '
Fighting Germans’
[See the Kaiser
Afternoon and Night
THURSDAY, JUNE I
Wm. Fox Corporation
Presents
WILLIAM FARNUM
In a Romantic Drama of
the Sea
“BATTLE OF HEARTS"
—m
FRIDAY, jUNE 3
prints of this Hornet special release
in circulation so whatever the mill- -.._ -
,tary secret Germany desired to with-
Produced '
Famous Players' Film Co. “THE DUMB GIRL 0F
Presents 1,9553%.
VALENTINE GRANT MLLE. ANNA PAV-
in LOWA"
“THE INNOCENT LIE" Tm wwgfgl’: Rum”
ADMISSION - 10 CENTS
THEATRE it
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PHONE 1501
NORWALK‘
SATURDAY. JUNE 3
Metro Picture Film Co.
PM“
The Gifted Emotional Star
MADAME PETROVA
n. l
”PLAYING WITH FIRE" l
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And the nth Episode of
“The Strange Case of
“ Mary Page"
MONDAY jUNEs
EDMUND; BREESE
“THE SPELL or THE
vuxonr l
TUESDAY. JUNE 6
The Operatic Star
GERALDINE FARRAR
In
“MARIE ROSA"
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7
One Day Only
The Most Senaational and
Beautiful Picture Ever
hold is now out.
The pictures tell to thrilling detail
:tlo lines. I
WENT
TOMORROW AT THI
THIATII.
Motion Pictures Coo Point floral Fer
Young Men at Willlaln Famum 1
Fox Mar like. to Play Parts
of Chlvalry. f
Chivalry. that spark of the spli't
which guides humble men to great
deeds and greater heights. in the
theme upon which William l-‘arnuln.
star in the new William Pox photo
drama, “Battle of Hearts," loves to
dwell. And in motion pictures he sees
a wide field for stirring the nation's
youth to It proper reverence for things
Roton Point Park
Shore Dinners and a La Carte
Service
Dancing Every Night
' (Except Sunday) ‘
Picnic Reservatiom arc Now Opera:
courageous and chivalrouu.
“‘llloving pictures," says Mr. Far-
num, “appeal so forcibly to all and
carry such conviction that the one
who portrays chivalrous chllracters‘
may congratulate himself that he has:
set :I standard for our hoyn to folio-9'.“
"Opportunity for the practice of '
chivalry and gallantry is to be found;
in every walk of life. love of countryI
~pntrlotlanl. its we call lt—ls one (if
its manifestations, and the one with-l
out a spark of love for his flag is a-
pt-rson doomed never to feel the thrill.
of pleasure over a good deed wcllf
done.
"Many persons will sneer at the.
idea of patriotism; they'll cull louncc-I
lot and Tristam and Gallahad out of
date; a salute to the dart is to them!
so much waste of the taxpayers“ mon-'
ey.
"But the motion pictures have comes
to change that. Hereafter we'll ralsel
children who have the [win sparks ofl
gallantry and patriotism in their;
hearts. and it will be because the pho-‘
toplsys will have set tenderness. for-
giveness and courage on a high plane
‘The moving pictures already have
the flag, a deeper love than this coun-
try has ever known. it is becausem
they have shown that the flag is some-
thing worth lighting for. worth dying
for and cherishing.
“From the lowest to the humblest.
an audience always appreciates couri-
age: and courage and tenderness go
hand in hand. and that is the true
American spirit
years of our history and see how our;L
brave men have lived and died. {3
"At. heart every hero is a man of‘
tendernesses. He is a hero because of}
those qualities.
follow because he is a hero. And thirt’
You'll remember the Biblical ~tines
that he laid down his life for a friend.
worth while. That was chivalry. “i
love for the world, a quality which!
photoplays today are eapoundlng ev- I
in our hearts; and whether the flame
burn high or low, the motion picture
and fan It to a .newer and a bigger
life in the other."
BEETSUOAR ARRWING.
American am hm hem to mt"
hero. The 1mm steamer Suki
,2
valued at $557. 000 and
“F
has
land will be shipped to Sea tle soon.
is what motion pictures are teaching Conn.
‘Greater love than this hath no man, neck
That is the very spirit of all things man
‘ July s—Bruce Park B. B. C., at
cry day throughout the country in Greenwich.
every village and hamlet. i
"Chivalry is with us today. It “‘91:” 16—‘Mamaroneckp 3t ”mm
. July till—Georgetown,
has come to sustain it in the one case t0“
' . Linnager MoGarrle remain-a silent, only
' lining that a Magnum will an
’ do'uhbedly be staged by his crowd of
SEATTIB.‘ Washington, Bay 31- ball toibera on a local diamond. We
Barge quantities of sum beet Imb- war if it could be the Independo
. gped from. Vladivoltok; for the dab of ants.- . ‘ _ ‘
Valentine Grant in "The Innocen t Lie."
Friday,
vho ’ariush
steamer Princess Ens, has nine thou~~ »
dbags of rod for this porn in ad-
dltl'on. marine underwriters sold sug-
beet valued at more than $1. 000, 000,
been assembled at Vladivostok.
KELSEY BASEBALL SCHEDULE. goes smoothly the‘reault may be ill]
Tht complete schedule of the Kel
Look back over the act Baseball Club, as far as July, has
con given out by Manager McGarrlc
s frllowa:
Juno 4th—— Emeralds, at Stamford.
Junt llth~GOorgetown. at George- !
Tile qualities do not'towu ll.
.ll-nc 18th—RiversidesfathEeymour.‘
June 25~—Mamn‘roncck, at Mamaro—
l
July l—Ncw Canaan, at New __-‘:Ca
July 2-Delon B B C., at Devon.
July 4—-
at George-
It: regard to the date of July 4th,
‘General Federation of Women's clulvp
‘ Let.
flpoaadv. waiutlatholaat
at The Regent Theatre,
June 1"”
access.
WOMEN? CLUB’O ELECT OFFI'J.
ens.
NEW YORK, May 31.——~Polls for the
biennial election f officers of the
opened in the Seventh Rglment Arm-
:ory at 8 o'clock this morning. \0 ins
will continue until 4 p. m.. and if all
trounced tonight or tomorrow.
The Suffrage issue virtually has born
eliminated from the contest by the dc
claratlon of both candidat\for prisi-
jdent. Mrs. Josiah Evens Cowics, of
Angeles, and Mrs. Samuel B.
iSheath of Tlilin 0., favoring votes in
women.
TORPEDO DESTROYER DAMAGED.
WASHINGTON, luny 3L—The torpe
do boat, destroyer Warring-ton was dis
abied by striking a submerged break-
water off Rackport. Mass., last night.
A message to the Navy Department to
day said the destroyer was being tow-
ed to the Boston Navy Yard. The ex.
tent of damage was not stated. but i’.
is believed her propellers were injur-
ed.
auro RACER BADLY HURT.
INDIANAPOLIS. 1nd. May 31. -—Jack'
Lcoain. automobile driver. who was
'lniured in the lot-mile race here yea- 1“
tel-day. was W in a critical cou- . .
dttlontnday. “Mluadonot i"
«anatomy». He is "mung .,
M a who: shall, broken paw
an tater-rial War.
I. Rooney and Jim Healthier. the
\
ammo-amnion sop.
-dtm‘mm‘“ i
“taunted-nit.
Not Enough Gas Water
Heaters to Supply the
Demand?
From present indications it
, W
uoultl appear that our stock of
“Vulcan" Copper Coil
Gas Water Heaters
will not be sufficient to supply
the demand this season.
.
WW‘WWW" 0"" “ ”'M-V‘
WE STARTED THE
Special Campaignllller‘
with what we considered an am-
ple supply, but judging from the
number installed, and the fact
that the hot weather has yet to
arrive, we feel now that more
water heaters should have been
purchased.
The Manufacturer’ 5 Price of the “Vulcan” Copper
Coil Gas Water Heaters Has Been Advanced -_ ‘
THERE WILL BE NO INCREASE IN PRICE.
Dollan molly, Total cost :1;
Phone Your Order In Today.
67 WALL STREET
33% Per Cent
5 2 Installs the Water Heater in your; .
In United Electric Light
‘t
"‘“i
WHILE OUR PRESENT my! HOLDS OUT;~
home ready for lie. Balance Two
“A WORD To THE was: Is SUFFICIENT.”
and Water Co.
Phone 1680
'l‘lic spicc in our outfitting
is variety.
Not only in clothing, but
in "everything men and boys
wear."
Summer underwear, socks. ,
shirts collars. low shoes.
scarfs straw hat<.
Stars for cterybody from little
shavers 21/, years old to big fellows
whose chests measure 64.
Sporting Goods in all
stores. — _ _ . ..
I
“All UIIIII nu.-
Rooans Paar COIPAIIY
Broad way BM
at 13th St. “The at Nth ’-
Four Fifth Ave. '
Broadway Corners" . ,
at Warren at an a. f
NEW YORK CITY
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Norwalk Chronicler