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‘ ml ”0'!!! 80me EVENING W
-. ,. _.: a... - MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1916
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INSURANCE , DEATHS AND FUNERALS. ‘ to appw before the camera, in “The 7 7 7 i *'
---—- Dumb Girl of Portici” win that ’v it ' ' mm ”mm.“
' ~ “’ would enable , - ’
at ALL KINDS WRITTEN IN M" Fm‘” ’“ °t' “m." , - m m "we" a"? "1' 3
THE BEST GOMPAV ‘ .‘. Mrs. Frances A. St. John, “do“, Of‘ of having a full fledged tmprcsarto and. i '
‘ uh 1" THE George W. St. John, died at the home‘ the fir” 0‘ h" s“ ‘0 back and di'i ‘ WI" “0" “I“ 80x '
nosmms AND WRITTEN As“ he, granddaughter. Mrs. w. ganjrect. a great opera company compris— Entrances on Main St F ‘rfi id A ‘
TOUR tnsmuncn SHOULD 32 field, of New Haven, June on. She sing! “9’ ”'0 blind?“ W50“ “"1 63' ' I, a! e m and Cannon St' '
.t , 0- . . . . s 1 t uaiing an expenditure of nearly $30,-'
mam pmpanY cov 3:;an 311:: 21:: as: SEE; b.M:i,. ; 000 . week. ‘ The Norwalk independents defeated Br' d C
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U. ink this over, it means A F Jones of New 11' ven nd ‘ti I One may, therefore, no longer mar— ‘the Vthite box team. of Bridgeport, l ECPOI’t, am.) Monday, June 5, 191$
fl We“ do“ ‘0 you. Clo ion 15 .ed' t f ‘3‘, ' 8‘ ‘ ‘rs yet at the tremendous strides of the yesterday afternoon, on the Ward
T l &G 1d 313) My 1:11 113.10 ‘ :W‘ Latinadnumwwn picture an. Admission—Mat-i Street Grounds, by the score of 3 to
' fly or 0 en S‘ l b '8 0 ft niem "'1 U ”Wirices, 100; evening, 15c. | 2‘ Dore-mus, who pitched the first in
Telephone No. 1230 . °3l ‘ 'Nf’rY‘W (“ffér‘gra“°”“1fh“““i — ———————— 3 Hints for the White Soxwas easy for ore comforts
“um “mm mm C“ BM" éznisufiln iher is“: iiedr‘rlfnefal‘TODAv AT THE REGENT THEATRE‘ the lndrltt’ndellls- Stallion. who 1‘01"
a ‘ es to maps a w Mei!” Edmund new in the spell of the merit’ pitched tor harivn who ' - f
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cemetery, in?“ Lanaan,1u€>day.Juue;Yukon will be me at mum” in the the remainder of the game, held or 0“ -0- 001's
W1. d1 11-0” 3.111- imoving piitul't tine tctia) at the Reg; ,' the independents batters safe all the '\ , , - . _ fi
—-- 10m Theatre 311‘. Bl'elé“, while hing V‘ “ way. The feature of the game was a i, ‘. 1n déul-mg .thut “1” 1w”) m“ “”1” shining in but ‘
BEIJ‘II“ ‘ H Thomas Saunders. ,(mp 01' Nurwaih‘b mob, pmumem (my , : mp“. may executed by me 100a! “lam. hint niotts ircc ingress to sutiiiiicy'c iii‘cht-s—--$i.5t). i
i ‘ 12mm“ Saunders, “1mm.” 0‘, (U. lens. 1“ a ”M‘mwd actor. 11:”th , The lineup and box score; uny «lliti iii‘iii cloth lii‘iiitcd \‘.llil tiztrk grccn stripe. i
1"“ NEQE “HTS h. .4111 neg, Mass. lnf., died yestet" played before the mom exclusive told“ ‘ \‘t’lil’f‘E sox \\ "11 ”I‘M" 41““ “minim: Colt-H arc fast too. |
‘ day, at the home of his nephew. iences throughout the country in the ‘ K‘ircs‘ - ~ ~ ‘ ' ' ‘ .
. , ; . 'b it *-»d“.i‘)u1.i'w1 3"2‘1127“ -- . ,,_. t
The Ideal Summer Slut ’i‘hoiiias Montgomery, No. :30 Wilton greatest Sutt't‘hht's written by the very,‘ ' Braill'iigflll "b 2 (I; 0 p10 3 3 $130. 4 H \ In“ 101 ”um. “A “
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‘ Cool and Comfortable awnurrat thence of by tears. Purim-3b” 0} Ni)“ mm- (”id |S w" ldefid, “hamburg‘ ,\ ......i 0 3 1 2 0 \\o\cn hammocks that :tviiihi liit‘lll\t’i\'t'\' to c '- 13
a1 scruces Will be held toluorrowgmlf‘ 01 ”W “'3‘le ”WNW” “Van” ‘s‘t’iiloii t' i " 1 1 0 2 “n" “1‘ ”MW" “f 111‘ “i .~ ‘ ’ "‘ \tl‘y 5
From $8.50 UP morning, at nine o'clock, from St: ””5 l'ii'lUl'l‘t "Th" Sit?” Ul' ”19 “1“)an 2}“ - 1‘ T ll WU . 9 U \\V l- f I] ‘ ' k ‘m'n Ikmlv‘hli‘w to- ‘5‘»
Mary's church. and interment will be “10““ 5”- “rW-W “"115 “"5‘ and sure- 5 ”fix, b ........... 4 U 1 1; 0 H 'ml 1 mii H u :\ ("‘Mff‘jnnm‘ PM!” m ”Wm bright itttcs '1
“KNOX” STRAW HATS in St, Mary‘s cemetery. 11y the theatre going 1,901)". 0, the: ,Balle), Cf .......... Ltl 1 .. 0 U i t] (lsit'lul dcsitrtisZ llilihilk‘ti \\ttit gooti ilt‘flti'l‘t'xi anti titc” .
I Norwalk will appreciate mm by turn-3 . Judd, if ............ 1 u 0 2 0 0 \.i .ilitt, rind of >]it‘\~l‘di strength. ‘ :
» ’ Mi“ Theresa Sullivan mg out in big numbers today. The, Hayes, 2!) .....-.....4 0 1 2 3 0 . tutitzis iliillillltlt‘i{~ in ltlinlti color» 7317—; Make one i
'i‘iitrew Agnes S‘ulliv'in ”1.) “gm ism”. of the piece is a bpaumul onefl ' lloremus, prri‘ .......4 1 l 0 t) 2 think ill thc “‘“N-‘imtit 1“,“le “y. hm, mm "rpm“. of l
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H‘il-,\‘t“di‘»Uld daughter of Mrs. ilritluct hating ‘hadfogv of the 1:193! pictftires—i Emma, ( ........ 3 ” 0 4 0 0 “llii‘tliiiilililt'i‘i‘l‘iiili‘ h‘u'nmimiLs 1"“ Mr}; “1]” MW i” ll'}' UUt
. ‘ . ‘ _ ‘ "(lucpul'so t ecountry at out or to —————— - . t x . t sot' 11“ WW ”111M lill‘ti lbw" ' " :
b“ I. r .., .. _ 1%)} ‘ 1 , tilt it will
(my [1:21;];,J:1n1;:e\1““:’ tlfitlLl )t it}! italic this picture and along with this! Tetais W32 2 9 24 11 2 sittiitil H i
‘ , 27 , _‘°"" ° “7““ “ there is in the support of Mr Brecee NORWALK iNiiBPENllENTS. ‘ (‘UYI‘l‘t‘ti iiiltmtf . . - . ,' .. _
ci- utteralitigcrmg illness MK»; Sul—i . , - I m u“ ”l h‘nmnml‘ or on porch
JOSEPH DAVIS “\fan'i‘, ‘ ““in b l ' m" ‘b‘ione ot the very best of company’s-seh‘ , ab r 11 p0 a e \‘]l£lll\, t'rctoiinc in fasicftil ItaliCI‘H‘ “m1 “11.,”ch (”101“ ’l
. _ u j ‘ .Y "‘r "‘0 er. Recon. Mr. Iircesc llillifil‘lf will givt‘: Riley, 3b ...........3 1 1 4 0 0' NiUIH‘t‘ of (Mona,— tm‘. 7 ‘ 3’ "
85 Washington St. 80. Norwalk iii” “5“ i‘.\, hathcrlnc, and M” Marl’ithe people of the Nor“ nlks a chance to Howard, ss ......... ‘J 1 0 2 3 1 L r - -
- “"0119. alldnthl‘t-t‘ brothers, Joseph” >09 him in person and you might sal'i tiuutnicri, rf .......i 1 0 0 0 0 “HM ”mm J
a: , _7.___-____________ “finial“: \incent. Lum‘ml 59""“‘"-’“,s[icak to hitn as he is going to giVe‘ Friend of 1 0 0 0 0 0
iii )9 mid ltllllul‘i‘tlw morning, at‘ <hol‘t t'lk 'b in ii q f l2; , ' .........
WEATHER FORECA T. . , “ ‘ d “ 0 ‘9 . "’3’ 0 in». Hayllli’s, 1b . ........ :i 0 2 10 1 1 d
i S tcn Ok‘lOCk, fl‘Olll Si. Marys ('ilurt‘il,:grpul lll‘dy at the “0801“ Theatre to.‘ Pavlowa, at The Regent Theatre “Ollill‘oll C 0 (l (l 4 3 ii 00 an summery
nnd interment will be lit St. Mot‘y's'ni ht. - J‘ U ' ‘ ...... . '
Forecast “,1. Norwalk and vicinity: cemetery. . g _____ Wednesday. U1 “The DumbSeylnour, 2b . ....... 3 o 1 5 -i 0 0
Local showers this afternoon; gener- _...._‘ TO BE SEEN AT THE REGENT THE-l G“! 0‘ P0rtic..i‘" ‘Kcene. H W} 0 1 1 0 H ne U“ draperies
ally fair tonight and Tuesday; some- Funeral of Mrs. Dixon. 1 ATRE TOMORROW. -. .. ., , ,. ,. . ,_ _ U __ ”"3““th D """" 3 0 1 I 4 1 1“] -
sihat lower temperature tonight- mod- The “mm” “amp“ of ”I“ l, . . _ ‘ ._ .— _. _. ._ ._ ‘1 ct nct curialiH tire of such [11"‘iliilat ,1“, , 'il -
- 4 - . ‘ ate , \\licrt Mb.‘ i~urrnr went to the unity i v — . ‘ . - '\ m “0t
"a“! west and “WWW?“ winds. A Mrs. Ellen Dixon of Stuart avenue istudio‘ his: summer \ir Lou TellezcniNORWAm POI-ICE MAIRoNS Totals ”'“"""2" 3 6 27 15 2 Film-out H“ light summer l’rk'k'fl‘h‘r‘éliltl :lrc attractive !
. t ,. sc. ,.. - i \‘ ‘ . .yw < .-‘- " -
disturbance which is passing out the we". held this morning at nine 0-(,10(,kiam,m,), WM ihcrc acting in “The F“: stoma m lNMhCS: cu‘r‘hi. hing;l of sil'illlllitl 5 hour; \\ ltttc or ilt‘igo, [in-1w lace g
' . ~ 4- , - w __o t“,-—illl 5i“ , ,. . , - ' -
St. Lawrence Valley is causing unset from St. Mary's Church, and were piorer“ and "The Unknown.” liisr " kWh“? box MS 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 f, h g..' ‘1 um ”.11“ M SLDO' _t
tied. showery weather in the eastern very largely attended by relatives and thorough knowledge of the play, “.\ia- llndclienticnfs "" 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0““ _. I" Rm," ‘9“! lltartluiscttc i‘lll'lélill“ llfll't‘ much strength i
portion of the Lute region and north- friends of the deceased. RW- . J. Mc- ria Ross,’ led ,0 conferences between i i‘wo‘buse llii—Sflijlllon. First on 3‘.th t ioir lili'llll but cool—loolmtg' “care. How lat-c in— f
em portion of New England. A long Guinness, officiated at the services, him and Miss Farrar our the manner ._- iballs-WOff horemus. .; off Scanion.1: Is}: .3”: din itnistitt-licti t-tign. \\ iiiic or lit-igo._$t.50 to i
trough of low pressure extending from and vocal 50105 We”. rendered by Mrs. in which the title role of the Spanish Three young girls, who run away to" McMahon, 1' Struck out—By MC‘ 221;? ' ..—.. . ._,.______
North Dakota. southward to Ten! g, Albert Hose, and Frederick Y. Pow. piity should be acted. Here it was that from tiieir home in Brooklyn, X. Y., toaniion. 5; by Scanion, 3. Sacrifice Third .iloor. m— - ‘«—‘.>a-..
Causing local showers between the ell. Floral offerings Were numerous the romance of the two noted “my”:Edei‘hsuflilihiyn‘fl: gggtllgfhpgovm-tints—Juicy, Scanlon. Sacrifice fly- \
_ . _ . . . . . s c a e y en. t . ,,
geeky ltgountttlnsmimdl the Mississippi and beautiful. The pail-bearers werefgfri‘rtzglilli‘tnszi‘nz‘ytrx winter in their, official police matron in Norwuik. .Lric’ti: 1:32:33! 13:13:“ 295301;; ::
vet. evere on ere orms were James McSaily, Patrick Mt‘SallV, M.“ I ' ‘ ‘ ' ' The girls, Cstberine Culletin, 15,; “Y "1 -' a -" u ,
reported from Southern Kansas. Mod- McGlone and Michael Fallon. ~lllier-‘ '“Maria Rosa," which is a Paramount‘ Bella McFarland. i9. and May Mcttsbe,iShsy; Brannigan to Hayes to Branni- The HOWIand Drv Goods Co
crate temperatures continue in the ment was in St. Mary's cemetery £010“!er mud the absorbing story Mi li’nrtgdl i‘i'gilrfhllgglll.:l:xtlgf' ngooilftliifi.'g8m Blydenburg ‘0 litiycs to Shay. . .
. ‘_ . ' n young 8 uni.it csnant irl who is . ‘ " ’ ' ‘ '1 - u— '
333:: mum” “at °f me 3°C” "— indmircd ilflw; yguills of lit": village ”rm" “f‘efinwn’ 0“ mm m" hikeI:::::9:i::RdltiXIZriidfdonfizmoiliii 1:0 “'"““ w --==v
as. Mrs. Mary Mulqueen. . 'i to liartfor . They walked I good. 3' “-
Mrs. Mary Mulqueen, widow of “mi 'nti'Pyé “PD“WNI)’. are ill? ”931 01,many miles, sleeping out in the openipitcher—Bailcy. Stolen bases—Bran- , _ fl
WEATHER A YEAR AGO hm Joseph Muiqueelri. died ”Mom“:or,menthol:essaggsyhLagfierpossasltszii‘rigid: at:iayeazggdfitiiggamnixrgaminim. itaymes. umpires-Sylvester
niornin t ,- 3 1 B 7, . ' , ' .W. Brotlterton. BL
m”- .. .. ”5“}? 0' W-
, , , . , ' y y f‘ 5' ° ilnony and mama in prison. Maria!“ 1 d“ 9‘ “n my " “ed ”0' ADVERTISED LETTERS
qemi’cratui‘“ 110“} 63: high, “‘"”"’d by her mum" Mm “mm" Ross is in love with the im ' oneti' a: m qumm' ..——— '
78., Cloudy. Govern, and seven children. iebrge, ' - . W's tI I?“ ”M“ 9111”! C‘” Axel ' '
. “mm”, John wnum mm“ and Andres, but upon bemgmio that he to; {mom the department cbmmunt Narvulk, Conn. ur Ollie usn‘ess I hls Season
* ' ’ , dead she at last consents to marry R1“ ”m“! with three ““"mm’ from ”‘9 \ii if C t '
, James, also one sister and a brother ‘0 “it ' 'i i as no y M er. ‘
Mrs Charles Steinwald of til it me" me “"10“” "M 0“ "w “'“ddm‘l pgtx'gmxiid’bo‘dsubfor'l‘lo 3’11““ Fup' Mrs William Keel". . " 'i
. I. itndditmcs Govern, of Portsnlitjntii: (5;, My "w convict returns and “arm.y°“>“35'9"- it- 1 96 med Miss lrcne Lewis. Has Been Marvelous
. Funerttl will be held from her latalnom' hearing a confession from the} Police headquarters in New Yorkihlr. and Mrs. J. Xcvin.
, honic Wednesda' morning m 8'80 am”lips of Ramon, turns and kills him. iiis’ were notified, and officials there got , Mr. c_ 1.: Preston. _
q o'clock-from St Mary's church in E dying word“ M, W" W, m was or momenta: Edi-:‘nludof it‘llte‘runlwnys, , Mm ”0de “My”. cs Bond Street. * _fiNew creations arrive almost daily, and are scarcely in
. .. . - _ _ . , , 't ' to c w l ransporta-i ,
Fritie tfimtifilgellzgldofhilhe Bon‘rd of tame,“ Wm follow in St. Mary‘s can». rundown “Litton? 3nd Marla mm .tntl } ”on back to m Ilrn. Miss .\cttle stringer the store when they are sold and gone.
‘9 ma 9 w e e t 5 even I)! at et r' F . V, i n es or in c . t Mr. J. W. Sparks. .
smock m the (my Hall. coitzgetfnexal mil be by automobilel ‘. _ . _ . -- m. J. M. Tm". Today we call attention to the ones at $98. As many
‘ ‘ p i GET our TO MATINEE..Avom a“ n , .\i J. HOWARD, P. M. 5‘3"“ 35 YO“ Wt“ Care to see in a full range of sizes upi
Buckinghsm's Orchestra, of Stam- i RUSH. ' Rufumm “INKS 00 i _..__‘_.——————— t° 48'
10rd. Saturday night furnished musiC, ”Mimi AMUSEMEN i Owing to the big business donc til BUSSES RUNN'NG 7° STAMFORD- ‘
p for the dance at the RMalk Country W. Rpgml Theatre with u“. “mum ilo= .. , n 1 Richard li. Fitch, the local adver-
club- - ANNA PAVLOWA. 1 Well" picture it would be advisable for: Neutmne Prescripf'ion 99 ' w°nd°'tti-ing specialist, who is doing the pub.
. ' (me of to greatest events in lile‘u" ”1039' that can and want ‘0 5”." -“ last a "’31 does-wltut-il~saysguppy work between Norwnik and
. \‘tiilism Vollmer of \\ est avenue, history of the motion picture art will ‘ pavmwa in "The Dumb Girl of Potici" i ”Winn-"NC remedy, nothing like H W“ 1’smmfoni for the coming celebration of
former high sheriff of Fatrfleld Coun- take place at the itcgcnt Theatre mom Wednesday, June 7th, at the Reg-I‘I‘;‘f’hflom “0““ ml“ that is no Jokfl'fitanifonl's 275th anniversary, is dis-
tY. succeeds Daniel Hogan as foreman “ednesday, June 4”), \t'lli‘n "119““ 5 , ent Theatre to get out to the matinet‘,‘ “”y man and “0m“ “21° ”“3 ‘tributinit bit: red signs to loud jitnei'
of the Rumour} Brothers yards, this , dancer, Anna Paviown, will appear on 1 thereby avoiding the rush m ”I? even- riltllllilfl‘i‘l'd'm, 5'01“ 01' neuralgia, (Night men, which read:
city. ili? :Cl‘fp: “1'38 is“??? filed“): en— ,’ ing performances and also cqnvcnicno ‘0 ”y getrronleol’rcscription i9 “it TAKE THIS CAR
l C! 1- e um G l" O l’OX‘llC ~n ling thcmselves (lllf‘P on S 0 w mRrVG OHS y ‘ , ‘
. . ._ .. , ntnnr DAY
Charles E. Hoyt, of the South hor- it is a remarkable illustration of‘ ‘ works.
walk Trust Company, secretary of tiie,modcrn advancement in the amuse-1 \liss Veilie t‘inrk liclcn Finl‘f‘fittll‘ (‘ut out WOW MW iinimcnts 8M “QTY? SVTA.M.F,ORP .
Connecticut Banker's Association. williment field when one of the publics't ‘ ‘ ’ ' ‘ ‘dirty ”1"93- “39 3 800d clean inter- “a? AM‘“ “WM“

be among the local bankers to attend
the third annual joint convention of
the Bankers’ Associations of New
England. This affair will be held June
1 and 17 at New Ocean House, Swamp-
scott, Mass.

 

—Edtflund Breese in "The Spell of
the Yukon" tonight. Regent Theatre.

 

A meeting of Norwnik Rifle club will
be held this evening at Court Room, in
the City Hall at 8 o'clock. All members

l.~v It" t‘ -‘ , .
and hi) l\l rnty and itcliaci out .1131 remedy. “heutrone Prescription

morntttt and cl‘ter Pauline. enjoyed an “9,, is remarkable because it uriile'i
ziutzttitoliile trip to Stamford yesterday ' ‘ ‘ , p ‘
her puv envelope at tho end of each _ , ,. , 51h? blood, ESSMS in natures W8)?
~ ,ttftetnoon, where they \tttnchcd the -. i
week. There is nothing the grant W'-Kelscy-Ftnct‘altl game in tint place ;fli\Ps you what you mecd to fight off
era diva so delighted as to see in tbe‘| ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ' irheumatic poisons, a good clean beni-
newspapers the grossiy cxngccrtited‘ _ {lily system.
statement of her weekly honorarium.‘ "0"?“ OF HOLY GHOBT' W3 “Oi one Of “1050 temporary T0-
b'ut in the case of Anna Pavlowa one‘ Th” "0‘9““ ‘0' the “0‘3 .Gbostl; or'ilief affairs. sued only while using. it
may look in vain for any statement , dercd by Rt' R9“ ‘10“ J' Minn, “h": is lasting. Get a bottle today and your
of the reasons which Induced her {Drop of the Hartford diocese, began in; Rheumatic days are over, no more in-

idols absolutely refuses to make pub-
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JUNE 8, 9,10, 11.

Mr. Fitch cheerfully admits that the
idea was stolen bodily from a similar
scheme worked by the circus last
wcck, and which mm the means of
taking a big crowd to the grounds, and
the gathering of many nickles by the
bus-men. Anyone wishing the placards
may obtain them, free, front Mr. Fitch,
at his effort, in the Masonic Temple.

 

 

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capituiaie to the cameraman. All that l‘ u“ Catholic churches, Fridayi night 1 flamed, stiff aching oiints and muscles
is known, even to the officials of the" The “0‘9"“ ““1 continue untl Junei can you imagine it, well it's all true.
tie. it is possible for persons makingI 500 and 31 the bottle.

 

are requested to be present as the,

questions of an out door range will be
taken up. The request for arms has
been made and has been acknowledged
by the Ordinance Department, United
States Government, and the. thirty-
tliree Krag rifles are expected daily
for the club's use. Several new mem-
bers will this evening 'b elected to
membership, and active work started.

 

 

Regard

the best intents of year es-
tote by a 'nting the Peo-
ple’s Trust mpany of South
Not-walk to act as your Ex-

, You will then have the as-

nuance that everything will

be properly taken care of.
Consult us freely.

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Universal Film Company, is that tnei

amount Pavlowa will receive for.“1e novcna tov'gain “ plenary indul-t The Clifford Pharmacy, South Nor-
[spending one month in Los Angei'cs, is! gencc by rcceitmg the sacraments or walk, and good druggists everywhere.
‘ i penacc and Holy Eucharist.

lsaved to provide the capital which, .
'will finance the tour with the Bostoni 13”“? ““3“ has mm“ Emmi

Opera Company. Furthermore it is lie- i devotions in honor of the Sacred heart i

lievcd that Pavlowtt's sheaf incentive}0f Jesus during June. 1

 

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