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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 9, 1916 · page 3

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UNDERWEAR

In Gowns. Chemise. Combinations and
women's EnvelopeChemise and Crepe
GOwns at 50:.

E. K. BANKS

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p? lonelier-1o Ham Block.

f' South Nomlk.
Kodaks

B In All Styles

[3’ Also Complete Stock of
If; SUPPLIES

F. V The Kodak Agents

DON N ELLY’S

16 South Main Street.

CITY NEWS

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A pe'ition is being circulated with‘

VIt‘I‘t‘lt'tt v to the placing of new curbs
nnd gl.irl(‘f‘.“.OIl Franklin street.
Michael Lubrano, of Bates Court.

buffered a fall near his residence sev-’

eral days ago, which resulted in the
breaking of one of his arms.
-ite.1l footwear bargains at Keeler's.
The meeting of the Norwalk Yacht
(‘lub covernlng board, scheduled for
last evening. went over until next Mon-
day night, on account of the storm.
The supper, scheduled for next Fri-
day night will be discussed at the

meeting. this evening, of the man led,

ladies' committee of Eureka Rebekah
Lodge, I. 0. 0. F.

—-BIg bargains In women's summer
footwear, at 81.98. Keeler's.

The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the Norwalk Boat Club, will be
held this evening. in the club quarters
In the rear of the. Lockwood's Hail
building, in Wall street. Matters of
importance will come before this meet-
lng.

’l‘hc police here have received a re.
ilort concerning the disappearance of
lhittct-n-yearoltl (‘harles
of Weston.

pounds His hair is brown and hIs
eyes blag. A search is being made.
>Str9w liaIS. 8125 lo 82. 50 0' Brien.
'Hif A J (‘ollins Company yester-
day afternoon secured judgment
agairs: Otto lthodc. of Stamford for-

merly of South Norwalk. before .Iudgel

John P Booth, of the (‘ourt of (0111-
mon Pleas in session in the City Hall.
The llsdden 11-.
Over.

- ltcal footwear bargains at Keclcr's.

- William Akos, 36 Lexington ave-
nue Painter and decorator. Estimates
cheerfully given.

The ’South Norwalk Trust Company
7111mm some of the advantages of hav-
In: a checking account with this
bank. Freedom from worry. building
up credit and doing hustneéa In a

3 modern way are among benefits men-

tioned. Small accounts are ue-lcom
ed and it costs nothing to have the

‘ service

—~l.adles' "Regal" pumps and ox-
fords. 31. 98. tKeelcr's Shoe Store.

Routine business will be transacted
at tonight's regular meeting of Cock-.

' 'enoe Tribe, No. 32. 7.0. a. M, to
. morrow stoning. Cockenoe Tribe, and
‘ M'anoma Council will dourney' to Fair-
' field. to the carnival which Is being

held in that place, and participate In
the good time. The trip to the neigh-

, boring town will be made by trolley

 
 
 
 

car, all members being requested to be
on hand to get the 6:50 p. or. car, from
the Boston Store.

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BATHING CAPS

All Styles and Colors
From 25c to 65c

Stillson-PowelI-Corporation

PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS,
82 Washington Street.
South NOMIK, Gt.

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Pack up your silverware and

Gartmann,'
lie is four feet eight or‘
mine inches in height, and weighs 100,

Angione case w cut ’

Before You Leave

Your cut glass and other bulky household v\luablcs—
'And send them to our storage vault for safe keeping.

You cannot: afford to risk their loss by fire or burglary
by leaving them in the hou sc.

The cost of this service is moderate. .

 

 

 

Of course there always wcrcq
always are and always will be
two kinds of boys. The kind
that .arc rough on their
clothes, and the kind that is
careful—and you can't forc-
tell which one will win the
race—which one will make a
success in life. but it's a very
encouraging sign when at the
age of 14 the boys take an in-
terest in dress.

 

 

Our clothes for boys are pre-
pared to stand whatever the
day brings forth.

Rogers & Stevens
So. Norwalk

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NORWALK

AM) ransom,

News

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Miss Louise Schaub, of Branchville
will spend the week-end with friends
Itn Stamford.

C. L. Marshall. of Osborn avenue
and Miss Pauline Green, of High 81..
i will be married tomorrow.

 

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rudder, of South
l Main street, are entertaining Mr. and
‘ Mrs. M. Zion, of the ilronx, New York,
lfor several days,

Mrs. Mary 0. Low, of South Nor
walk, who has been spending a week
'with friends in Long Ridge, returned
Ii'.lllt‘ last Thursday.

 

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“ hits: Sarah Sheehan. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Slicehan, of

\otzth street. and James Withall, were
[Gllltily married last night in St. Jos-
tpns rectory by the pastor, Rcv. R. J.
(‘1'.1110ll

E Mrs. l’runk (‘. Becker. of Fairflcld
avenue, was a visitor, yesterday, in
New York. Mrs. Becker was present
at the commencement exerclut of
{Jennie Hunter's Kindergarten Train-
inr School, front which her daughter,
Miss Ethel Louise Becker, graduated.

 

Miss A Rnthw ell Burke, of this
city, will go to New York tomorrow to
{attend the wedding of her sister, Miss
:Matilda Burke, of Lincoln avenue.
mod 1.. Dilbert. of New York city.
tThe happy couple “ill be married at
ithe home of the brides mother in
Simpson street. New York, and the
.ceremony will be followed by a wed
tdlng supper in the McAlpIn ilolel.
lThe couple have a large circle of
; friends to wish them a happy married
life.

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A report reached South Norwalk
this noon that the canvassmen\tn the
Barnum & Bailey circus, scheduled to
lexhlblt today in Bridgeport, had gone
on strike, and the big tents had not
been erected up to that hour.

Owing to the continued bad weather

tloor play, at Hillside School,'has been
definitely postponed uhtil the evening
of Tuesday, June 13th.

The renovated store formerly occu-
pied by G. Deliarbleri, in the former
'Dann block. In Wall street, has been
rented by its new owner, G. Troiano,
of Wall street, to the Epstein Ladles’
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and dampness of the ground the out- .

TODAY

The Celebrated Japanese
Actor

SESSUE HAYAKAWA
in

‘ Alien Souls ”

Saturday, June ’10-

The Mutual Film Co.
Presents

“Dcaih Lock”

And the 12th Episode of
“The Strange Case of
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REGENT THEATRE.

The entanglement ol :1 beautiful Jap-
anese girl in the web of modern so-
ciety and how she I: disillusioned, Is
taken for the theme of the thrilling
photodrama “Alien Souls" which will
be presented by the Jesse L Lasky
Company at the Regent Theatre today
with the noted Japanse actor. Sessue
Hayakawa. in the stellar role. nays-
,kawa will be remembered for his won-
tderful performance in “The t‘heat."
(He is surrounded in this photodrama
by an all-star cast including 'I‘suru Af‘
ki, Earle P‘oxe. Florence Smylnc, 1s~
tabelle Malone, Grace Benham. Robert
tGrey and others. It is a Paramount
. attraction.

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THEATRE

NORWALK

 

MONDAY, JUNE 1:
WM. NIGH AND MAR-
GUERITE SNOW IN
“NOTORIOUS GALLAG-
HER OR HIS GREAT
TRIUMPH”

 

 

 

TUESDAY, jUNE x3
HAZEL DAWN ,
—IN— ;

“THE FUED GIRL"

 

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The picture for tomorrow at The‘
Regent Theatre will be the Mutual‘
:‘Filme (‘ofs great masterpiece. “Th
EDt‘th Lock.” a stirring drama in
Eparts taken in the Klondike region and
ishowing some of the mast beautiful
scenes from that section of the coun»
.lry. It is a strong drama of heart ln-‘
iteresi and acted by a most capable
,company of artists the very best ma‘
7terial that the Mutual Film has and is‘
iunder the director of the best direc-t
ltor that is in the employ of this comw
i pany. There will llgtwo performancesI

 

WEDNESDAY: JUNE 14 .-.
A Big Treat
The Vitagraph Blue Ribbon
Feature Co. Presents

“THE LAW DECIDES"

the usual matinee.

 

 

The United Eléctrlc,
Light & Water Co.

67 WALL STREET

 

Steaming iloi Water

IS ABSOLUTELY NECES-
SARY IN THE MODERN
HOME.

A “VULCAN” COPPER COIL
GAS WATER HEATER CON-
NECTED TO YOUR KITCH-
EN BOILER WILL GIVE
YOU HOT WATER QUICK- , .
LY, CHEAPLY AND CON-
VENIENTLY.

CAMPAIGN 01199115

32 WITH ORDER, 52 ~
MONTHLY BRINGS YOU
THE HEATER.

$16.50 TOTAL COST,
WHILE THE SUPPLY LASTS

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Admission 10 Cents J‘i"‘,‘§,‘§“{§.§f:§flo§i

 

Roton Pointhark

Shore. Dinners}and}a]La Carte
Service

 

 

DancingIEvery Ni'ght
(Except Sunday

 

Picnic Reservationszre Now Open .

 

 

I
—-J of the “Strange Case of Mary Page"
will also be presented and those fol-‘
lowing up this wonderful serial picturel
ought not to miss this episode as It}
claimed to be the best one of the lot.‘
as the whole serial is hearing an end,
therefore the interest shown In that
preceding episodes should be followed l
by the seeing of all the remaining at»!
Isodas. For Monday of next week the ,
Metro Picture Film Co. will present
{one of their best moving pictures of
SWilliam Night and Marguerite Snow
;in‘ Notorious Gallagher," two of the
{clevcraat artists of the Metro staff and
on Tuesday the ever last favorite Haz-
lel Dawn In' The Fued Girl. " and Wed-l
‘ neSday there will be. an exceptional big
tirest in store for the monnx fans to
’ witness when the \' itagraph illue Rib-
bott feature is presented which is liar-
in T. Morey and Dorothy Kt lie) in
“The law llecideh. " l

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NEW TELEPHONES INSTALLED.

 

A Free Lecture on

by Jacob 8. Shield. C. S. ll.

of The Mother Church, The First

 

Member of the Board of lmclnrshlp

Following .s a list of new telephones
that hate tut-n mat tiled since the is
suing of the last list. Cut this out and
panic in the bulk of your directory: i
‘ Joacph Planet.

1 West Norwalk
Frank M. i‘olhl'.

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Christian Science .

(‘hurclt of Christ. Sttcntlst 1.1 nos-

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

haveoworld-wide rcpuhtm' luau-bay
for the following reasons:

In: Michelin MRuIba lb ecu-compound
of certain (polity-firing Ir er rrts "ch-ti meat
that from bliItI: or [rm and which
piston their velvety mitoc- My.

235: Nifitclip Tubes no not a. 1 prong
of“ aigh‘tui no mthi‘n lukLu‘L

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celved and accepted. last evening, at
the regular meeting ‘of Court Cecile,
Daughters of Castile. During last
evening's meeting the court received
an invitation to attend the eleventh
quarterly state meeting of the Daugk

“The Day Will
Shakespere Went to

' Kenilworth”

Outdoor Play With Special Music
and dancing on the lawn of
Hillside School
TUESDAY. JUNE 13th
Evcning 8 o’clock
ohoosooooon-ons. -m
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D. A. Wadhams.
Belle Island. i
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5,000 SUFFRAGISTS PARADED.

CLUB.

The Norwalk Yacht Club has re-
ceived an lnvlfiitlon to attend a smok-
er, to be given by the.Knickerbockar
Yacht Club, at Port Washington, New
York, on Saturday. June 24th. The
Knickerbockers offer two prises tobe
contested for ’by local boats in the
run from port to port. The details will
be arranged by the regatta committee
of the Norwalk Yacht Club, and the
time will be taken by the regatta com-
mittee of the Knickerbockera. It is
expected a large number of boats will
leave Hickory Blufl to participate in
the event.

ties today were matured with a public;
reception tendered the National Am
erican Woman Suffrage Asshclation at
ols Equal Suffrage Association Thei
meetings throughout the day and the
Congressional» Union for Woman Sut-'
flags had come sessions and informal
meetings.

Th'a climax of tho/Suffrage actlvlt.
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which more than 5.000 Sumglsts‘ ll.

ALL—12:23:. 1:1,”. 7:43, 9115:,
10:19.11:12x.11:57x.

P. M. —2: 091.
the New Municipal pier by the lllln-i 7: 08;, 8: 39: 9: 35:,

lsour'n NORWALK TO new HAVEN
A. M.—12:231, 1:132,
'9:15x. 10: 18:, 11: 12x, 11: 57:.

P. M.:.—-120 3:16:,4:,28 5:19. 6:.20
CHICAGO, June s.—-Suifrage activl- 6: 61, 7: 08:, 9: 25, 11:22.

i ii 1 old informal SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANIURY
nationalaauoca onaloh A “—813 8‘.” 9:.59:
P. his—1:80. km 35. 7:14.

' A. M.—10:3I.
P. M.—2:15, 7:20.

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l’t Sir «t. lttwnylon 836*:
ton, ”“5" will b“ “"9“ 1“ Th" lit‘xcnt Theatre. Sunday. June iltb 1. .:.lullght-Irty. ‘ ‘ .1
at 3:30 p. 711. All are cordially invited. .\'o admission cards re~ l H KMRIH FL. NI'FWHIK ”1‘3
Mrs. Anne l'. l.. Field,
quircd. i Hickory muff 50:.
A trims“: grtiims‘tlm: \' rm HARDWARE AND au-ro SUPPLY coupanv.
Alfred Fox Piano (‘0, South N°~“"‘- \
85 .\'o. Main St. \ 617 . ' . .
(v. p‘_ [3“de Michelin Rad Inner Tubes give the utmost my and satisfaction.
10 Hawkins A'.. a. N. 130-1? , __ ,, _. . -..--- -..
lohn M. Gin r. H ___.._ .....
Regen .:.ock, N' ' tion resolutions asking that the Suf— -‘-’""5"°REME~ 5 STRIKE ENR‘ .
Rash! 09b" , ‘ .03 n ‘frage cause he recognized 11, “to Re- " g
1 son s 'oln . t -.
ubli rt . ‘
The \\‘m.4i. Matter (‘0.. p can pa y SAN FRANCISIX). ~June 9,—— u . V,
Highland "”3"“- 809 l ' strike at the Pacific coast longshhv
“..., ... 5.1.1.... ,,,,,=N. 17.11.17. 1. a. Time Table ...... .. ...... ......m..... .
Grumma; “Jame men who walked out June 1.11: an‘
Henry D. m Fr' , fort to obtain higher wages and ‘:
Belle Island. 22 44 tsoum NORWALK 1b new YORK
v J \lola ‘ 1 A M.~-l:39x. 5:43. 5:09. 6:57x “commander. thus tieinz up
' . 9. ‘ h k “m,“ 15-” l 718:. 7:40. 8:10x. 8:21x. 8:59x, 9:231. plug on the coast returned to work
7111111352131“ ' .- ,9 4o. 102331.10253x. 11:51. a“. ‘n 1111 a “as hm“
‘ ' ' ' .. ‘ r M.——l: 13x. 1:27;. 3: 021:, 3: 29 M
9’89“” “"9" 8‘“ :191 . 5: 19:, 5: 45, a: 02x. 6: 47 7: 02:. “mp"mfl’ "u '
Miss Violet Pack. 7 45x, 9. 45:. __.-..__.-,
25 Elizabeth Street, N. 1793 1‘ - sun...”
William H. Peck. 1 A. lit—12:25:, 5302!, 8:54, THE FECT 'FITTINO
H 1. w". 1734 ‘to 33x. 11: 512. moons?
".°' ' r , 1 P. M.:—1 13:. mm. sun. 4: 31!,
from” ("009”- .5:4 5, a: 02x, 6: 57:, 7: 02:, 7. 57:, 9: 451:. THE NU BONE .
Rowayton. ‘80 10:40. Perfect fitting because.
\Villlam H. Reed, Hide m measure,\.:
37 Elmwood avenue, 1592 '-N1=.w YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK was. LILUAN REYNOL .
aicct'o Brothers. '1 A 15—4: 41:, 5: so. 5: 39. a: 00x. 64 Winfield are“ 1241-5 .
Hazel Dawn in “The Feud Girl, ' ‘ at The Regent Theatre, Tucs- 13 Woodward avenue 457 :8: .51x. 9: 151:. 10: 03:. 160: 02.0111502- one
(183511090: 1301- ions 11. Robinson. 1 J1: ”531.203: 231 .2131: 5 21;. 6:;12.
' ‘ t ‘56 Franklin avenue 1792 I: 6;);- 6 06 s 10, 9- 37 31:15::
New York city. It is expected that ters of Castile, which will be held Charles S. Simpson. _ '12200x ‘
th new ll at will establish Itself ver this Sunda . in G . , . 3 Park street. N. 179“ t Sundays.
9 r y y reenwich It Is ex 1m | A. M.—tl:00, 8:00x, 9:00. 102031;.
shortly in the uptown business center. pected that a delegation from both lo- F- 3- Sm , r,“ . 10.50,
Reports from the committees on the cal courts. W1“ attend. I” ":3: fit?! N” J' I. P. M.——l2:10. 1:033. 3:391, 5:02.
kirmess, and the card party, were re~ "" . Mr" R" ° ° ’ 147-3 5125!. 6:003. 7120K. 8:001. 11110!»
SMOKER FOR NORWALK YACHT Hickory plum .- i12;oox, g

 

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Guitars.

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