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UNDERWEAR .... .. a .. m
:IIlIS evening. at the Sorwalk alleys. ATRE
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- GOI'JS, Chemise, Combinations and' ”on: ‘ .
lonen‘s Envelope-Chemise and Crepe An adjourned meeting of the genes-t 6“ r l ” C C 11G W t H t
1.- Gonna at 50s. a] committee of the Catholic Club will. NORWALK 1501 u can Opper O as 8. er ea er
be held this evening in the club house ‘
E K. BANKS in west avenue. atw hich time final { ._ ’“W ‘ Our Special Campaign 0501' i.
mus-lo Horst Iloek. [2:139:11flagglogd‘fi recem Km} F 'da J 9 By having one of these Gas ‘ ‘ . ' still om , .
’ South Iomlk. ’ ' [I y. line ? w H h d
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. i Members and friends of Sherman The Celebrated Japanese a er e. t rs at“ e 0 your , $ 301%; you the mt.
, . . . , . _ ‘ . I . . er. e connect ltt.
ALL SIZE PICTURES (Olnmandtr), .\o. ittt. and Old Vlell a kitchen hell" on can draw hot . .
I‘ Commandery. No. 956. U. 0. G. C., will Actor II H y 3 your kitchen W
If i FRAMED assemble in the Sons of Temperance R be B I SESSUE HAYAKAWA : water at any hot water faucet in . readyh fcgaluse. You
> _ | Hall. in \\ all street. Sunday afternoon o rt mantel _ . Pay t e ance Two
I: In Any Style Moulding. June illh. to hold a union memorial" ‘ in the house. Dona“ “0‘"le-
. services for deCeased members. Af-I
DONNELLY9S ‘terwards. a delegation will go [0 the: and 8‘ Alien Souls I, With one of these Hot Water To“! cost 316-50-
tt-enleterlcs and decorate the grates 01': Your mold equipment is"
I} STATIONERY STORE lllr honored dead. with flowers. l ‘ Heaters his not necessary to . .
. l .. __ incomplete without one of these
[I 16 South Main Street. ‘ Stanton Fancller, of Broad :‘tl'tet.I GeneVICVC Hamper heat the entire boiler as With the Gas Water Heaters.
[\\t‘:‘t0n. has returned home. after“ _ satlll'day, June 10 coal ran 9 connection Th G .
ism riding two weeks at the Norlculk l . g‘ ' e as The co“ ‘8 small—The convm'
Illosrital. undergoing treatment of his; Ill The Mum“ F‘lm C0. Water Heater is so connected ience great.
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cm NEWS idolih 51:1” 2:?Il.b.:)nahla‘:'l 125:8:113 xi Presents J that the water is heated in the top This is ‘ BIG Opportunity for
litger and part of the thumb were :tul- ‘ “ ” , youo—Do not miss it.
‘l‘lllllt’d, and sewrui bones nlso The Spider Death LOCk 0‘ the baller firSt' B .
liolen. i . etter give us your order
I Mr! Edgar C. Murphy and son' ‘ — — : ' And the 12th Episode of Y0“ Simply heal what you 13- early—They are going fast.
Charles, of Main street, spent yester- 1' ‘5 urgently requested, by the (only “ . . ,
day m New York CM. twitter in charge of me Norwuk “05.: and me Fl 9’ The Strange Case of quire and draw it off. Study the cut and see how aim-I
illitai finllttilulnntie it‘und Strips. tlllat perml. Mary page» I 4. pie the connection is.
‘ An official shoot for the three cups 30?: 0 21g :1]??? 5“"pr no: d 2”,” r
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Dorlo'l‘s Point. by mcmbers oi the m: °;‘“q:'i‘(‘kl"”;"ep0;::h‘fins": 0
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b l.‘ if .tnnounggdflthait Thong“ (fairy); ‘_ 0! Norwaik. the program being Ichedn
,3" Wm his ‘ ne mpose b“ J“ g‘ iuled to be held this Saturday afternoon
““hbu‘gh “d has returned ‘0 hisim 4:30 p. m.. on the Reed street lot.
home a: Hastingson-tbeliudson, N. “Mall of the men who received invita-

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[ow night. Plans for the forthcomingi scouts will give a. practical demonstra-
Fttltlii‘l will be talked over. I lion of their exercises and work.

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Kabaou Encampment, No. 9. l. O. 0.l An enthmiusllc meeting of the Nor
10.. will hold a regular meeting this walk At-ric of Eagles. was held last
cvellinc ill the lodge rooms in Wall evening. in the lodge roms ill Wail
Btreel Routine business will be con-‘ street. and plans for attending tho
hint-led. [Stamford Celebration this week were

;discussed. Forty members or the 10-.

Ni. 55‘. F. of A., will be held this eve-' being in line in the big parade of Sat-

hing ill the lodge rooms in Water St. ttrday. The entertainment committee

‘ Refreshments will be served at the reported plans for a big time on the’:

conclusion of the business meeting. ,‘3rd of July night, and the committee;

-———- ion the coming Clambake, reported ex-I

A regular meeting or Wanoma Coun- ‘ cellent progress being made on this
oil. No. 31. l. 0. R. M.. will be held matter. '

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and a La Carte

aged to avoid the police and en-
tered the castle grounds, where
they shouted their demands be-
neath the windows of the em-
peror's private apartments. They
were arrested and the castle
guard was later, equipped with
machine guns.

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during the North Sea action of

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oritative German scurce. was:

ard of Gervahe.

Queen illnnt'hc, who acts as pro-
trurcss for the wealthy men who on-
iOy the liberty of her home, gives I
dinner to which an invited Delano

at least four armored cruisers.
German — Sixteen

last week, the strength of the Lutsk. one 0‘ the Volhynian tri-

Bi’iiiSh and German fleets “838' , angle fortresses. according to in-
ed. as given today, from an auth-

British—At least 25 dreadfi
noughts. six battle cruisers and cit

dread-i
noug ts, five battle cruisers, six
older German battleships and no

t David Lloyd George. Mi
of Munitions. was only prevented
from accompan ing Lord Kitch-
ener on his “1- ated voyage l on
lthe cruiser Hampshire by the
llrish crisis. according to state-
ments in political circles in Lon-
don today. It had been arranged
that Lloyd George should accom-
pany the Minister of War to
Russia, but the sudden call upon
him to mediate between the Irish
factions upset this plan. His
{place was taken by other repre-
ésentatives of the Ministry of Mll-
tuition}.

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Iformation received at the Rus-

why the Germans chose it as tllo‘
point through which to make 3
detennined elort to force a way
to the iner lines of the Verdun
to the inner lines of the Verdul'
the conformation of the ground.
it was the most difficult to attack
in the whole region.’

The Russians who fell back
recently in the face of a Turhhls
offensive west of Erserurn, Tur-
kish Armenia. have again aka
the aggressive. assaulting a

They were driven back
bayonet. however, and oreod
into their former positions. ac.
cording to today’s statement
the Turkish War Office.
The following statement on
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sian embassy in Rome, says a
tral News dispatch from that
y.

Several brigades of Austrians

are reported in the advices to
have been captured with the fort-

today by the German army heed-
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l “Western front: The artillery
lduel on both sides of the Menu
“Verdun front) has continued

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J “1.. me ”an or DRAMA " THE . . twith unabated fury.
this evening in the hall in Main street.‘ —— . l apnoea AND THE FLY.” and other». urtutr the affair Csln- armored cruisers. . "“- . . l “Eastern front: South of Snot-:-
lBuuittt-ot of lmortance will come be! Wilton was again last night, tho} ‘vir. an old roue. tries to confine In addition. numerous light _ It '5 stated that thc.A“5tm“igon, German reconnoitering do-
me this meeiign and all members are'scene of another \‘lt-tli of a mlunltrntjtm H o Nan-1» the lowly dent!!!" of Ger- warships were eneaged- ,“l‘” have 1m“ br°k°n "‘ V°l.hy‘ttachments pressed forward over
urged to be present. nlllllrallthr. ‘Tllls time. it \"llsl the] ‘Y " ‘° ° “m" cm“ °' °'“""‘ \‘aisc- H9 is chastised by Richard Additional details 0f “‘0 battle. m" and ‘1‘“ they have been with-Inn“, enemy lines and into the
lWilton Garage, and not a private Fm‘m—s‘m “'"°°'°""“ °"“"' Ire. who is attached the American supplementing the semi-official drawn Nady twenty mileslvimze of xumwa' destro
“M. Thomas M. Dennison. ”1.51m“ dwelling house, which was entered. '“ °l T“ M“ and 0'“ Woman consulate and who ultimately marries account given out on Tuesday of throughout the Lutsk sector. lfighting establishments the"

Ruined by Drink.

Several bodies from the cruisert
Gervslse. a_ French peasant girl in

Hampshire on which Field Mar-l

Nana.
Delano. now a sot broken in body

(flilll‘. N. .l.. will meet with tllr Jun-:Tllt‘ thief orlhieves. made an entrance the “fly stages, during which it‘

. returning with forty prisoners
was said two British battle cruis-

lor and Senior Brotherhoods qt 8:. Kn.;into the building, by pushing in a.
shots, of Trinity Episcopal church. m.‘.iront window. The only thing missing
nit lrtlw night, in the quarters of the! this morning. its for as could be learn-
.thung Men's Club, on Railroad nvc. M was a five gallon can of oil which

 

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11.10. The meeting will start at 7-30I Kites riseto the belief that the ViSllOI' where by washing clothes in the p“butleruirln have him lower an one; been m may”. half m hour 3 1ongl ohA F' G id fly 1 "Still!!! Balkan front. Enemy .
o'clock. . was possibly in an automobile, for Ni ' h h h . i if from drlnll. lanttcr has mtmppc and five Briizsh shlps of the' cone . . ltz cra .p . a e aviators I lipid bombs on Vll- I,”

Which reason on” the 0“ was “mm :‘d “it“ do“e “ 9 “worth mm ”mu m" momma Km” and '9 Queen E":abet.h type had comolmllltary secretary to Earl Kltch- Iages situated on the shores of
No clues as to the identity of the un- 3“ t 0” ependcnt "DO“ ""3 Lan- maintaining her in luxurious ounr- ~

There will be a regular meeting of .
um" Cecile, Daughters of (jump, this welcome customer halt. been discover.

evening. in the Catholic Club house. in I 9“ “5 yet-
[West avenue. important business will W

the curly twenties. is the mother of
two illegitimate children of Lantier.
\Vlth lnnticr and the children she
lives in the poorest qunnvr of Paris

tier. :1 human parasite, tires of Ger-
vni'te. with whom he has lived eight
years. He deserts her and ultimately

and spirit. realizes at last that Queen
lllanche is the cause (1me downfall.

_He tries to llill her. Coupeau and “Ah" the .ns'zemem

ers and one destroyer were sunk
were recited as follows:

tern. When Lee learns of the situn- up th" (“mun ma

tion he seeks out Lantier and kills
him by throwing him from the bal-

had I taken

into action. As the head of the}
line for a time was exposed tol

shal Earl Kitchener and_members
of his staff were last. are being
to Thurso. Scotland.

in fleet entered .’ ener.

There is no confim""~n of
rumors that some survivw ~f
the sunken Hampshore have been

and one machine gun. 011 the

man troops there is nothing to
report. ~

Lake "Doinn without attaining tho
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our NORWALK TO new vonl'e ’

'd . the course:
its ftrifrllledwl: t'l‘ieetvest. At thelfound. and these rumors are be-

' ' .1' ed t be nauthentic.
same time. torepdo boat flotillas. "W o 11

becomes one of the admirers of Queen 3 “my of Queen Blunt-he‘ll Hall of Folii’.
Blanche (Genevieve Hamper). mlStreSs; r

, Coupeau dies in the alcoholic ward
0‘ the 1h“ of Folly. on Who” bounty of a hospital. Gervahae is taken into

come before the meeting. and ailvmem- AT THE REGENT TOMORROW-
bers are urgently requested to be pres-
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How the ancient Japanese ceremony.“ lives. . advanced to and! the onOmY. —~—-.~- -~— -~-‘- - 3 _ _ . , 6‘09 6:61
-'--—- of betrothing children when they oral Delano (Robert D. Manlelll- & 5'0““31 ‘l‘f [limengelder :Zghiihh't” 33:: They made three attacks‘ in the The fate of Fort Vnux. upon 7.1‘gxui.“°:::f{o,,sh‘z'2lx.8-259}, 9:28: '
The building department ,this morn- hardly out of their cradles, influences Parisian of the upper class. while? Illzncbe commons smitten at. the ruin 111°“ energetic manner and W‘I‘th . which the efforts of the Germans Sift-10:33:. “:5”, 11:51. ,
INK. issued the f l v .. v . e‘ f . A e 1. ; v ~ ' _ _ C . Durin . t 15 V e c ntefed for three\ — ' . u . ' z x
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~ . ' I at am or Jo.» . . I " Sobere y a re rat on o w nt hegworker. She finds Delano and tries p m o y: . «I , 9"“: ,
el.tt “etnesky; to Jones & Hotchklss, “1 the thrilling ph°t°drama ”tenth“ d0“, ”mm “mum” arm" "8‘ to rave him but he onl' mocks her in Bntlsh dreadnought "'5 desli""l"‘t:ordlng to the latest reports re— L451. - . .
’0 mm” plumbing for the Edm‘ Sum~ souls", the ”Sky production whm‘i‘mm‘m‘s “ mend °’ “m" “0““91'9'the7 dielll‘lunil of death 3 ed and a number of other dread- t ccived by the French War Of' A n-1,.mm'3w 3-“.
liter Home. Bell Island: to Rood Q Will")? 999“ at the M891“ Theatre a priest. with whom he studies and ' noughts suffered heavy damage.‘fice. Its loss would be regretted ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ’

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The mil“ 3WD“ against “90110". by France. on account of the mor-
British forces kept on until dark-Vl al effect and for the sake of the
nests. 'garrison who struggles so gal-
“The enemv attempted to es'ilantly amidst its shell-swept
cape the highly effective German ruins. but military critics assert
fire by maintaining “Wenfeliiithat its possession would be of
high speed and separating “‘wzlittle benefit to the enemy.

small groups. The German fleet‘ The fort has long since been

I‘I'Volk, to wire for Louis Kendrick, Ro—

twaytou, and H. K. W. Kellogg, Mott
. avenue: to wire for Cohen Garllleni
- Ccmpany, Main street. and F. J.
Smith. Connecticut avenue.

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tomorrow with Sessue minim" Intuition in an effort to atone for the
the stellar role. Mr. Hayaknwa cmt- sins of his past life. Delano meets
ed web a “"0? by his wonderful per- Queen Blanche, and to the latter‘s cha-
formance with Fannie Ward in “The‘ grin pays not the slightest homage to
Cheat" that the public demanded he'her beauty. She determines to make
been given a starring vehicle. The Laa‘mm a subservient admirer like the if weather conditions are favorable
ky Company accordingly commission-‘ other men who surround her. and De-; Friday evening. the Hillside girls will
ed Hector Turnbull, the noted dramat- ' lano at last succumbs to her wiles. at that time. give the evening per

HILLSIDE PLAY TO BE GIVEN FRI
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. All Styles and C010 ist who'vvas responsible for “The' Coupeau. a zinc worker. is the sec- formance of their beautiful outdoor followed the“ enemy's movements! dismantled and is regarded by m. Sim. 3:06. “In. 9:37. “1155;
— ~ -» rs_ Cheat" t0 write 3 photodramn f0".ond man to come into the life of Ger- Dlilifi with great speed. In addition to French command as merely of 12:00:. Md
.. From 250 to 65C the we“ “a" M" Hayak‘w“ ‘5 “p'ivaise. They are married anti he is The play. “The D” W‘“ Shakes" the dreadnoughts destroyad or value in: an observation pOSt. I“ Arm—6:00. 3:03... 9:00, 10:03:;
:. ported by an 811's“? 03‘“ “101“an kind husband. Coupenu meets Lanapeare Went to Kenilworth." was pro damaged. one cruiser of the is asserted that its PCCUPafionrlezm. , . .

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South Nmalk, Ct.

Things limiting Smoothly' ‘2‘

'Good wages. a steady job. family all well?

such prominent artists as Earle Foxe'}tfer, without knowmg that the latter'
Florence Smythe, 30b?” Grey. Grace, was at one time the layer of Gervaise.
3911118111 and Isabelle Malone. It mlLantier secures for Coupeau the post-
a Paramount attraction. tion of gardner at Queen Blanche’s
Hall of Folly. Caupenu invites Lan-
Itier to his home where Lantier tries
to renew his relations with Gel-raise.
As the result of his companionship
with Lantier, Coupeau becomes a
drunkard. He in turn makes a drunk-

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sentedeonday afternoon before it
most enthusiastic audience and wil‘.
be in some respects even more at-
tractive under the electric light- III"
with the added poetry of the night.
The. play as a whole is preshnted
inqichnoss of effect and an artistic
element that is surprising in view of
the youth of the performers and is
one of the prettiest affairs that has
ever been given in Norwalk. it is
hoped that the audience will bc‘ a

Achilles or Shannon type and one 3 will not help the Germans to take' P. til—12:10. 1:03;. 339:. we.
destroyers were sunk. The great-l Verdun any more thm did ‘theirIiillgatzou. 'lzax. mm. 11:15:.
er P“t 0f the German battlcshipicapture of Fort Douaumant. ‘
squadron was unable for a con-‘which they held for three-months
siderable time on account of its ; without being able to make a step
podition, to enter the action. 3 forward. ,. .
“When darkness fell German, Behind Fort Vaux the enemy .P. l.—1:fl..8:ltst:,.zizzzx. Stu, I.
flotillas advanced for the night . is confronted by an exceptionally i 6J51. 'l-Oh. tau”.
attacks. In these attacks a cruis-istrong‘inner line to the defense of: A, 1.1333, 1:13x. 7:43. 9:!
were mements mm: ems-iwltlch both nature and mtlteary 10:10. 11:12:. 11:51:.
or: and a number of torpedo boat, m have given their grease“ aid. '1’. 1r.-.-::n::“s:m. mm. e~
stateh- In these attacks ti cruis- E This line includes thd positions of 7.03:. ”P'- j '-

 

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. l Fine. Then this is the very time when you ogghr td’; :1: a: hack“ may be Dumb?! type, one or two small British Souville and Tavanes. which at; “a"?fififig‘gTSWMW?
(ct busy and build up a preparedness fund at the South Shakespfi'e Went to . ’ . cruisers and it 1%!“ itanddestr‘gly- crowged with {Offivafilx forrlns P. l.-- :n 1:53, 5:25, 7=1N~3§it
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, mcrwslk Saving! Bank. Surely you dont expect to do it». KeMIWOI'th" pi '_ LONDON, 1m 7' 2:06 p. m. of the Gem High Set fleet film“ the Men" of Somme 9 :3firhn
'l R reverses come. .. ~. ‘ ' . , . {I-Premier , Asqui ‘ temporarily nibilatled six British destroyers. ,fort and constructed with a __ ~
. . . ' Outdoor Pk! w'd‘ Special Music mun-at personal charge of the ‘ “A uadron of older British view of sweeping the ravine mum 11) ”of" "only g;
. ' "'5‘ mm °“ ‘1‘“ 1““ °f War Office. ' ' 5a pd which had Wuhan it commands. s 14:00. ms. 9:11. re:
. s ' mud“ S°h°°l ‘At the suggestion of the“ up from the south did noelurlve': A: Vault is the farthest point: “i,“lqfifi.” ”
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