\ .
t 0'".
UNDERWEAR
In Gowns, Chemise. Combinations and-
louen's DivelopeChemise and Crepe
t Gowns at 60c. i
E. K. BANKS
P Imekamo Hotel Block. ‘
r' South Nomlk. l
_.l
3: ALL SIZE PICTURES
"l FRAMED Dr. and Mrs. William J. Tracer and '
. , family, of “'est avenue, are in New
i In Any Style Moulding. A good reliable blue serge this “’"k “"" ‘°““-“' ““mdmg ”W ““6"
season cannot be found every- nation exercises at (‘olumhia School
DONNELLY,S where. but we hustled till we .for Physiicans and Surgeons. from.
1 got it. You'll save time and ,vihicll their son. William W. Tracey,
lv STATIONERY STORE i avoid disapointment by buy- l" “"‘dua‘m “““h “K“ 110110”- l
. > in ours here. i
b 16 South Main Street. Wghiyi'e flannel trOusers this I Mls 11.1.. DcForest and Mrs. O. W
‘ l season will be an absolute ne- TIIRWXllUI'aI, of Norwalk, are spendiligl
l cessity for every man who .a few days with friends in New York ;
joins the push anywhere. f‘ill- l
I v Good ones here at $5. ‘ ——-— .‘
White serge $6 Fancy Townsend B. Wickwire, the “III
6' NEWS I grays $3.50 to $5. ‘district truckman, returned. yesterday.:
f Belts 50c to $1.00. ill‘tllll a “t‘t'k'b trip to lllnghanlton. r: i
. lY '
’iln- use of John 1‘. McMahon is Rogers & Stevens 1 ’
uohn M. Mullen, scheduled for ll~ial.l l Norman Mumv. of Main streetm‘asl
frail-Hilly. in the Superior court. was} I“ visitor yesterday in New York.
lint llrlf‘d. ...-. ’ ' " ___ :4.__'~~ "—‘m‘-—'
‘ -., g in.» intermission. rte good time WBIlPOWERFUL GERMAN AT-l
' The lower end or Wost Side of tuelin charge of the regular entertainment TACK ON FORT VAUX RE-
,Vt‘ashing-lou street bridge was thrown g committee of the society. PULSED.
open to the public today, the pal'c-‘i l """'
merit ill that place having been com-l The Street Department budget will (Continued From First Pal.)
‘ ‘m'mt‘bc considered by the Board of Esti-
Ipeclal Valued In Ladlee' Hull! and
REGEN
TODAY
The Big Iii oi the
Season ‘
PAVicWA
“THE DUMB GIRL
OF PORTICI”
In 9 Reels
Matinee ioc, Evening 15c
Two Shows in Evening
Special Music in the even-
ing by an augmented or-
chestra.
Admission 10 cents. except
THEATRE
PHONE
uoawacx 1 501 ;
Gas Range That You Have
Been Waiting For!
i$2
THURSDAY, JUNE 8
ROBERT B. MANTELL
AND GENEVIEVE Willi V0!"
‘
HAMPER i .
,, Order brings .
“THE SPIDER AND THE y 0 ll ll]! 8
FLY” range. :
FRIDAY, JUNE 9 . YOU PAY THE BAL-
The celebAted Japanese 3 ANCE IN EASY ‘
Actor ‘ MONTHLY P A Y:
SESSUE HAYAKAWA HENTS OF TWO
in DOLLARS. t
“ALIEN SOULS"
U-..
SATURDAY, JUNE 10
The Mutual Film Co.
Presents
“DEATH LOCK"
And the 12th Episode of
“The Strange Case of
Mary Page"
WE WILL GUARAN-
TEE THIS “VULCAN” ,
TO BE A PERFECT
BAKER. .
YOU CANNOT BEAT GAS FOR BAKING AND GEN-
RAL COOKING—THERE IS NOTHING “JUST A8.
00D." ‘ t
I
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR WHO IS USING ONE.
SEE THE RANGES AT OUR OFFICE!
The United Electric Light a water Co.
67 Wall Street Phone 1680
Wednesday, June 7.
f
r
pleted.
. ,lllate at the meeting to be held in Williams, in command of the!
. The a-‘COlld district meeting. to take the t‘otlncil Chamber, City Hall, Mon~ Fourth Brigade of theThix-d Di-
up the mater of buying additional ei-iday evening, June 12th. All cltironsNisiomis believed to have been
cclric energy from the U. E. L. & \\'.‘Ialld laxpaycrs who have asked IOleounded and captured by the
(0., “ill be held on Friday of thls‘xcertain improvements. or who are mica-man;
peek, "‘Ml‘n lercsted in matters connected with' The casualties include 200 of.
—-——-—-— ltllc Street Department, should attend ficers, some of the 01d.“ and
Local Congregationalists are aflcnd ‘lliis meeting and explain their “eds'wealthiest Candi“ families suf-
gg the 207th annual meeting of the to the mcmbcrs ofthe board. Ifering severely. Major “Imilton
*ncrnl ASsoclatlon of Congregational Gault, who raised the famous
churn-ho. of the state, which is being The will of Mrs. Marie Muuio. “lPrincess Pat regiment. is “no“:
'1?” in the Dwight Place church, NewlShippzm Point, formerly of Baton i the killed.
fiaven. .l 4;. at...” all’oint. who died May 29, I915, has Gm. Hughes "cit/ed a cable
‘ {been filed for probate. ll. disposes ("llast night gating flat the Cu“.
‘ Atorllcy William J. H. Bohnnnan. of’real c-state of an estimated valuc ofldian lines We still being heavily
Stamford, will be the speaker at Fri-fiasco, and personal estate about 83.~lshelled by the Germans. The
day cl'tm‘s m0"!!! of the M9" A“3000. The estate is given in trust to' ground which they were forced
smuhl)’. 0f the 'Norwalk 1“- E- (‘hul‘Chd’the eldest. child. William, to be heldlto relinquish has been turned into
NH?" “5” be he‘d 1“ ”‘0 A“’"‘“""unlll the youngest child becomes 21.:a shambles and is now included
illoonh “ “is!" ““0”“ A musical," which time the estate is to be d'l-lln HNO Man's Land."
program has .bcen arranged, and N“ vitlcd, share and share alike, among The French destroyer Fantas-
I'N‘mm” m" be “9"” ‘tllc surviving children. 'rllére are nowlsin has been sunk in a collision.
__._——
I
Roton Point JPark ll
Shore Dinners
- Service
Dancing Every Night
(Except
Picnic Reservations Are Now Open
W " ““ a
farce: in which many of the legls-l
lators fought.
Newspapers and many com-
3:311"di'fiifli'igfifm‘iiliaii'ifii¥ ‘“° W” “ 9° “W" “N" "r
temment of aliens‘from enemy Ill-ed“, when mm'. dancer, A“. Paw
tiona on the ground that thc'lou' 'm on the “mm In '
. _ i massive nodule entitled “The Dumb
Germans may have been advrsed-Gm of w.
from England of Earl Kitchener's,
dcpmure ”1“ WC“ “0“” motion pletuo mean. This was tho
ltd“ may ave. bun responsible first pictm play exploited at a lift
.or the destruction of the Hamp~ cl.“ that» in the “me ma ” 1‘
, Shll’e- spoken play. People said that. it would
be ten years “on another stage prom
ROME, lune 6' via Paris_ Junelducllon would be revealed. Bill. II '
7. a. m.—-The news of the death , the next year there came from ital!-
1f Field Marshal Kitchener caus-l"CIbiHI" 'Ndl '13 regarded ll be-
d a feeling of dismay among the 10M “08“” “10 WW "I" WON II
'talian public. The king and,motion PM"! DMUCUOD- PM!!!”
General Cadoma. commander-in- f Billed that “ill would be "19 final 9"
ohicf of the Italian army, sentifort, but More “Cabirla” had “‘5“
TONIGHT.
Ono at the: natest events in the
and a La Carte
Sillllll
“lite Handy Elevated (lvea
history at the motion picture art will . . ‘
1913 we "QIO Vadla" to 1“ - . .
., Thomas Moore Ii . C llll seven children. The will was cxecut-lHel‘ crew was rescued. . .
'3 ' “"5 i”. and ed thlt‘t’ days bcfore Mrs. Muzzlo along The Fantassm was built in
amcs Murphy, arrested last night by __ l 1909. She was “3 feet long and
.. we ddddded s... d-m
peace, were mt, morning sentenced t lng issued by the building departmentled w-th 83x 9-pounders and three
lhirtv days in in” by Judge George I! To wire housc of F T llutchens, Ber-'torpedo tubes: .
Nosliurlzli Moore took an appeal und‘r'v avenue; to Pheonlx Electric Conn; The follolmng officral state-
u" ”mm cl ”0 ' lpany, New York, to wire for Bauman ment regarding the North Sea
. t \
‘Cloak Company, Union street: to (“battle was issued in London yes-
‘w. l’enncll to install plumbing "for terday:
E. J. Trouuson. 22 Second street: and ”The German admiralt~- in an
mm“, ,0 be New, at mm“ to install plumbing ntni heutlntg (grufnoificial statement issued June 2,
Incctinr: of ”m lOdgc, which will be 0. Johnson, Lincoln alt-mic, o t“ lstated that among other Casual-
held in ”m lodge moms in “.3” 3, int: & Plumbing Company to infill!“ ties at British submarine was
'A rcll .trsal of illc degree and guard plumbing for Rm" 1" 1" Van \an l)or- sunlr m the course 0‘ ‘he bank
(calm wil bc held, refreshments will H" Eu“ ”mm" and for Brown ‘fidunng the afternoon and night
be "le at the Conclusion 0“ the lloi‘t. Wort Rocks Road. and for Mung.“ the 315'; of May. All subma-
btlsmc“ mom“ .Ellsworth. 01’ 7 Elm slrt‘t‘lv nnes at sea on that date have
I I —-~——- now returned. It mus-t. there.
I fore, be assumed if any import-
. ‘.
I All members of Our Sisters' Rebek-
ph Loam No. 55, I. 0. -O. F., are re-5
‘ ""— AVIATOR DIES FROM BURNS-
( 0ili~l tblc Green has i d l - '
la in lls cus i .ance is to be attached to the Ger-
tody. for almost a year, an automobile| . . . . . . i .
mm ,0.an Yorkermmed Dump XE“ PORT M3151 ‘8» June 7, lman official statement that the
-.. lizl, who was in collision with that of Steve MncGordon, avmtor at the fijubmarine sunk was an enemy
'Mr. Charm)” of South Norwalk, in! lantlc Coast Aeronautical Station, :l‘l disubmanne. This was“! should be
tllt’l‘t“. early today, from burns rece e ladded to the list of German
. - . . “"9 1 t ted ‘n the B 't' h d-
!amlly vcre injured. Sun for damn -l ' 0:55“ a a l . n ‘5 a
g ltlestroyed lly firc. MacGordon and E. miralty communique of june 4."
The Austrians are still being
:which :ev ' i '
eral members of the lattcral yesterday. when m5 aeroplane
cs was be un, .
g and the car attached}?- Keefer, n student. had started" on
I
field of battle. The 'German ar-‘and at the War Office and other
tillery responded With energy,lgovermental departments officials
and the bombardment of Fortlcontinued to work out details of
Vaux and the region immediately . the scheme which Earl Kitchener
sur;oundigvit continues. ‘iormulated.
“ n the osges there has been ' -
. I From allied and neutral coun-
an intense bombardment of ourltries. the Dominions, colonies and
fi . . . _
in'lcl'f'lzogzimqns at Hartman: lldepedencies came a flood of
icablegrams expressing sympathy,
---—- In the Dominions, including
LONDON, June 7. 11:53 a. m..Souih Africa, legislatures ad
-—The British army went intofijoumed as a mark of respect fo
mourning today for its late chief.‘the dead leader. In the Soutlw
Every officer wore a band of,African Assembly. Prcmie
crape on his left arm. Through-gBotha, who made the annoucc
out the country flags were at half ' ment. moved adjournment. the
mast. members. Dllf.:l and British. re
lere was. of course, no sus-;maining st :.diiig a"- a tribute tr
pension of activities having to do;the mac who won the Dominion
with the prosecution ofJ‘tlie wardtor "rt Britain a°ainst thr
telegrams of condolence to Xingu
George. The pope instructed‘l
Archbishop Bourne of Westmin-
ster to convey his sympathy to'
the Britsh monarch.
Pillllllll. AMUSEMlNl
JAPANESE ACTOR AT REGENT.
Scssue llayakawtl. the noted Jap-
anese actor, will be secn at the Rt»
gent Theatre Friday. June 9, in thc
Jesse L. Lasky production of "Allen
Souls," a thrilling photodrama writ-
ten especially for him by Hector Turn-
bull, author of “The Cheat" in which
play Hayalrawn establlsbcd himself as
one of the moat distinguished actors
of the day. it is a Paramount attrac-
lion
Fortllc past two years, after 1 “t:
starred with a numbcr of motion p.c-'
turc companies, Mrs. llnyakilwa has;
been under contract with the lashy;
organization and has appeared in thcl
productions "The Clue." “The Secrct'
to attract the crowds all over t“
country an American master of ill-
! craft produced "the Birth of a Nation'
which wui so good that people paid 83 .
for a seat to see it. Prophets got .
busy again insisting that it would be
ten years more before a production
could be made worthy of comparison.
This time the prophets have a firhb- « ‘
lug chance hr the reason that no pra-
ductlon of this day has been shown
on the screen that could be conaido ‘
cred equal to "rue nirth of a Nation.”
But the year or 1916, is not ended L
yet. and before it is closed a mighty.
film ambition known as the Uni: J
versal Film Corporation will present
Anna Pavlm in “The Dumb Girl 0! I.
Portlei“ and the officials oi this or
ganintlon expect that their eifortl
will be hailed as the greatest achicVo- »
lmcnt since motion pictures were first
presented. I evenings performances.
at 7 and 930. Admission 15:; ‘ 4..
.—
N. l..ll.n.&ll.iineiallle
iA storage bill of about 8100 has acd‘ - l a
ero-
wmulagdl and now application has” .fl'ght “he“ tl‘e ““3” Oct 3:“ the held from further advances. and
it‘d"0 T9“ from ‘9‘ 1"” °”' a 3 -With heavy losses. by the Italians.
Sin" and "The Chcat." Hts impulartisou‘ru NORWALK To NEW YORK
been llllde to discharge the attacltd
mcll: anti substitute a bond.
rolled: ”to auspices of the Girls'
Fricndlt Society, of St. Paul's church,
a wry successful dance was held last
cvclllllg. in the Barkelcy Street Hall.i
{Kochcr'd Orchestra furnished excel-
lent mu tie for the largely attended af-
fair. ilcfceahments consisting of ice
cream and cakc, were served dllrlng
BATHING 1- CAPS
All Styles and Colors
From 25c to 65c
Stillson~l’owell~Corporation
.miN‘lllnP to slrike tlleg round “VHh‘Eaccording to Rome. In the Val-
such force that the gasoline tank cx- l larsa and Pasublo mtions and on
ploded and set the craft afire. Kct‘f- the front between Posina and
er was not seriously injured. Actico rivers Vicious Austrian at-
MacGordon was 33 years old and a I tacks have been put down and the
native of New 'York citl. ‘He was the; Italians have even gained ground
holder of the American altitude record, : against the Austrians on the
thriving |~scended more than 15.000lwestem slopes of Montecen l0
tect. One of his latest achievements! The Turks in Asia Minorg near
,was a non-stop flight from Newportjaaiburt and Erzingan have'again
lNclvs to ‘Slicppshead Bay. where helattempted an offensive against
[took part recently in a tournament. lthe Russians. but Petrograd says
NEW HA\'EI\, June 7.——Steve lilac-[mCir efforts failed. A Successful
Gordon. the aviator whop died at him? lraid has been made b th R
port News today. had made cxpcri- s' _n t fh T ky . :h “S.-
‘mcntal flights with new macliinesi {3?5 agfalK: _ I: 111' S mh ti)“-
‘bllllt bore. in recent bonths, the aa-lcfmty 0 am “1» near 1: 12 cr-
ccnsions being from Pratt Field, near 3m! border northeast 0f Bagdad.
lilic Yale Bowl. MacGordon last fall m;‘:¢f§5:;:f the French state-
“To the west of Soissons two
German patrols which weie en-
f PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS, tricd out a new type'of armored aero-
F. 82 Washington Street. plane supposedly for the Russian GOV"
~ r South Narwalk, Ct. ernmcnt. '
deévoring to cross the river
WFTER reverses come.
Things Running Smoolhly ?
1 Good wages, a steady job, family all well?‘
- Fine. Then this is the very time when you ought to'
get busy and build up a preparedness fund at the South
N'orwalk Savings Bank. Surely you don’t expect to do it
south Norwalk Savings Bank
: Aisne were dispersed at a point
near Fonterey. The fire of our ar-
tillery destroyed several observa-
tories of the enemy. east of Nonv-
cons. . l i i
“In the Argonne district. at La
Fille Morte, we caused the ex-
plosion with success of three
mines. '
“On the left-bank of the river
Meuse, there has been a 'llery
fighting in the sector of Hi 304
and in the sector of the 'Caurettea
Wood.
“On the right bank of the river
a‘ strong German attack yeater-l
day evening at - about 8 o'clock
upon Fort Vault was broken by
the fine of our machine guanine
enemy was driven back in disor-
der leaving numerous dead on the
U
..
M
lty has become so great that in res-I
ponse to public demands llc will he
starred at the head of a company of
his own.
Hayakawa is a nephew of the fam-
ous Japanese actor Otto Kawahami,i
and came to this country to study the
English drama and was the first NIP“
oncse to every ploy Shakespearian
classics in his native tongue in the
leading theatres of Japan.
In "Allen Souls" Haynlta‘Wa is seer.
'a‘s a wealthy dealer in Japanese cur-
ios and is deeply in love with a young
'Japancsc girl to whom he was belrotlri
.cd when a child of three and for whom i
.llc is supplying an education at a
1loading American school for girls.
How this beautiful young Japanese
girl falls into the clutches of a money-
mad young American—how she is fin-
l
l
l
1 ROBERT B. MANTELL
AND GENEVIEVE mm
DIRICTION
WILLIAM F05.
Fly," at the Regent Theatre, tomorrow. I
‘ Ephtcally shown in a number of thrill-
Shakeapearaan Stare Act In Charltyv New York. The performance making and unusual scones.
Cauao—Mantell and Hamper Appear|part on a huge open air stage and the1 Hayakawa is supported by Tsuru
in "Romeo and Juliet" in West ln-lsettings were pa‘f’ticularly effectivc.‘Aokl, beautiful and clever niece of the
dlea. lln the balcony scene a real tropical famous Japanese Bernhardt, Madam
Robert B. Mantell and Genevievelbower was used. Yacco and surrounded by a cast 0’
Hamper, greatest living exponents of The elite of the island attended the unusual. excellence including such
Shakespearean roles gave on open benefit. including hundreds of winter‘prominont artists as‘ Grace Benbam.
air performance of "Romeo and laid tourism, most of whom had seen Mr. Earle Foxe, Florence Smythe. Robert
let" in one of the principle cities or Mantell and Miss Hamper act 'befom.lGrey. lsabelie Malone and others.
Bermuda while workingtbm in coal An unusual feature of tho perform-l The production was made for the
nection wllhj‘The Spider and the Fjr' -ance was the presence of 1200 native , Lusty Company under the direction of
a. William Fox production. The pin! school children, who saw “Romeo and ' Frank Reicher and is considered one
was given for the benefit ot a locallJnliet" enacted for the first time. Thelot the most lavish and beautiful of
charity, and Mr. Mantel] and Mlaa‘cliildreii sat on the ground in a hugelmany splondld productions by that
Hamper mceived’no reimbursement ' semi-circle. Hr. Mantoli and Mills company. «
tot- their services. ‘ Hamper shook each of them by hand The phdtomvhy Is of ‘ “New"
\ diner Williuii‘ ll'ox players, mun-lat thh conclusion of the play. than the ugu'l utty expellerl'e. ltll
here of the cast or "The Spider and Mr. lantell, by the way, has acted according to reports. “Alton Souls"
the Fly." played the minor pins. Ool- in behalf oi chhrity more often than will create a sensation when presented
tumea tor the play were shipped from airy other actor, it is estimated- here.
Robert B. Mantel] and Genovreve Hampertn "The Spider and the!any brought to man“ that me East;
land the West can never meet, is gray.
A. M.”"'IC3’X, 5:42x, 0.09, 6:571;
721“. 7:40. Szlox. 8:2lx. 8:591, 9:23.
9:40. 10:33:. 10:53:. 11:51.
P. Air-1:13; 1:27x. 3202:.
4:31x. 62183.52“), 6:02x, 6:” 7:021.
7:45x. 9:451. .
Sundays. ~ ..
A. [—1133, 6:42; 8:55
10:33:. 11:51:. . .
P. Dir-1213!. Zulu, 3:12x, 4231:.
5:45. 6:03. €573, lzuflx, 7:571, 9:453; ..
10:40.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK‘
A. M.—4:flx. 5:30, 6:89, 1:003,
8:511, 9216!. X01031, 10:08, 1950!. ‘ i
P. M.—1203!. [106. 2:3“. 2:“,
3:271, 3:“. 4:33. 5:13x, 5:29, 5:33;’
6:00x, 6:06. 8:101, 9:37, 11:15:.
12:00:. " .
Sundays.
A. M.——G:N, 8200:, 9:00, 19:03:.
10:60:. .
‘P. M.——ll:l., 1:031. 8:391. 5:03.
6:25x. 6:003. 7:203. 8:10;, 11:18:.
12:00:. ‘
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d‘ 35s
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN,-
A. M.-~ll:23:. 1:131, 6:05 7:1§‘
9:15; 10:13:. 11:12:. 11:57:.
P. I.—l:fl. 3:161, 4:28. 6:19, 628.,
6:51. 7:083. 9:15. 11:22.. "a
”due. .
A. l—lfian. 1:13;, 7:“. 9:
10:19, 11:12:. 11:57:.
P. 1—3391. he“, 6:882. '8:
7:082. 1:88. 9:251.
SOUTH WALK 'ro DANIURI
A. 1—4:". I221, 9:38.
P. I.——1:I. tux, 0:25, 7:14.
“at.
A. [—10:81.
P. [—8355 t”:
mam 1D WUTN NORWAL
A. 1—6:“ 7:25, 8:18. 10:
11:“. ’ '
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