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° TUESDAY, JUNE 13th

HAZEL DAWN
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14
ONE DAY ONLY

Special Attraction
“ The Vitagraph Blue Ribbon
Feature Co. Presents

HARRY T. MOREY AND
DOROTHY KELLY
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“THE LAW DECIDES"

In 8 Reels -_.

, THURSDAY. JUNE 15th
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FRIDAY, JUNE 16th
The Great Character Actor
GEORGE BEBAN ‘
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“PASQUALE”

SATURDAY. jUNE 17th

The Mutual Film Co.
Presents t
The Medo-Drama

“DEAD ALIVE"
And the i3th Episode of
“The Strange Case of
Mary Page"

MONDAY. JUNE 19

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. . . . . Norwalk So. Norwalk Presents THURSDAY JUNE “.22 Phone 1680 67 W3“ 5'-
’ bhorlilandllall, :1 Bridgeport, visited1 VIRGINIA PEARSON GOD S COUNTRY AND

{vi-it irieit sint is city it‘s! night. . m__ ~.. —in-— ' __ . . . - .. ,__-,-, _

I . .. ; "HYPOCRISY" THE WOMAN" Bl'liAl’EST, Hungary, June 13.“?

, August \tlchmann and Paul Bohme. ‘ NORWALK Authoritits of all the principal cities "P'Io'DAIE [Ukomn THE PERFECT F'TTING

of Kim street were among the visi'»l i ‘ (DORSET “'

. ° ‘ on the Danube have alranged for the THE NU BONE
ors I" ”e “M's in Stamford yester‘ Q" holding of a ('Oflft’l't’nH’ here next WAR NEWS Perfect lttin: because ,

 

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SOCIETY

AND PERSONAL

i A Stated Convocation of Washingtonl A.
ritapmt, No. 24. R. A. M, “ill be held‘
tomorrow evening.

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.' Plans for future work were briefly‘
discussed at a meeting of the liars; .
mm m commission, which last .nignté
met in the city hall.

 

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Local milkmen are interested in the‘

William ii. Farrell, of Belle Island,
bii‘ikt‘ which has been called amouglstarted yesterday on a business trip to
the milk peddlers of Bridgeport.‘ 27it‘anada.

liorden inspectors have arrived in that 1
city to t the care of the striker‘s work.|

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Father J. .1. Kennedy has gone to
Keyser island on retreat until 8' ,.--
3 Their was nomination of ofilcers at 41“.“ Sic“ (“all-i Will be attended to nl'

 

.llie meeting of Court Frances, O. (t. 8., I R"- Dr. “all" 1 Shflnley of SI. Pet-l

int-coon will be held next l ”'5 Dari-1h. Imnburv

William N. Flaw, the well-ltdown
; Tho... “-m 1,9 H regular meeting Ql ' South Norwalk toy manufacturer, has
[fathom l'nloti Council. No. 46. K. ofl‘gtllle to the mountains for the benefit
1‘, itll~ evening. in tho (‘lltlloiic t‘lulilfU his lwnlih- and expects to remain
‘liousc i: West avenue. 'tway several weeks.

' A l‘pglilar [meeting of I‘l‘ldi’ 0f (‘Ulll'l . .‘IISS ”t‘it‘ll Wheeler, daughter of JllS‘

last night. Datibury News

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Morris Britto. of Hell island. was in
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NEW VIRGINIA PEARSON FILM I3
HER FINEST.

William Fox Screen Beauty Exceed.
Her Previoua Achievements—lo True
American Type—Cornea of Aristo-
cratie Kentucky Family and Haa Re-
markable Talent—To Appear at The
Regent Theatre, Thursday.

. Virginia i’earson already has come

linto the fore of motion picture stars.

her rart- beauty of distinctive Amer-
ican type (‘Olllbiillllfl in her success
with a dramatic instinct rarely found

iill so young ilil actress. In her role

‘liil the \\'illiaiil Fox pllotodramil "llyp-l

locrisy." illl expose of the shunts- of so

1cicty. she equals if not excels her
first appearance under Mr Fox in the
picture play "Blazing Love" Her.

 

 

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l l-‘ltANKr‘OItT, Germany, June 13.~
~ .tt‘oriespoiidence of The Associated
I’lt’flfi)*°l“lttill experiences ill the field
‘in Russia. llr. Adolf Schnee is con—
. vinced. anti has suggested to the Lien
man Government. that young crowt
. tare a tasty and valuable source of
I ‘food, and that the old. tough birds that
‘ follow the armies by the tens of thou-
. isands are a plentiful source of fat that
.. ' [can be used in making soap if not in
’ 'prepilrini: food for human beings.
Dr. Schnee suggests therefore that
crowd hunting be begun systematical-
ily. alter the government has been con-
vlllt-cd of the correctness of his views.
and after experts have determined
Just how crow fat can be purified, and
to just what purposes it can be put
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other and scai‘t'er fats.
During the inontlit-i of May. June and
It. Schnee says. the young "seed

_ .luly,
are practically plentiful and

S4 Winfield Street

MR8. LILUAN REYNOLDS
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THE GOOD OLD
SUMMER TIME
will be pleasant indeed if you do
your resting on the porch of in the
house in some of our "
WILLOW OR RATTAN
FURNITURE.

It is so big and roomy. so cool and
comfortable you will be glad to get

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Harry T. Morey and Dorothy Kelly ’in “The Law Decides," at “WW-"N

lyeurs of successful stage training hare; tired in order to enjoy its restful-

 

 

lNal'I‘uk 5‘ircle \‘o. 081 Companions of ”W “m1 MN George W Wheeler . mils followlnli
' ‘ ' ‘ ‘t 4. .. tender. in iii? ”if?“ mo
the row”. mi}. "an,“ “mm", of Bridgeport. was one of minim-ado 1..., “my“. “.0”, unwmm. The Regent Theatre. Wednesday. June 14th. H“ mm) mu“ m mm “m” om“ m,“ m me “I“. We have "a ,
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[busines- ““1 comp before the nippllng. I graduates 01’ 1910 at tile lialdwini’m m ‘N )anti “PM“? ’ ""‘ " ‘ ” ' _. ___._ WT ,,-_}___._~_._. k abound more than at any other tilii0= {Inn‘igrg'mpxgrxzlzgrsgemzmml, ‘2
.__.__ ‘b‘t‘lloull' Brynllawr, l’enii, During: Fm ""9 ”Ob“ ".V l“ "on? “I 1h“ rival. continues his suit. even against to obtain the proper atmosphere for in fat l ity—-——the best. .
A ”Niition will be held Friday eve. tier two years in this most faili.‘l°“"r5 “0“ ““0"“le "" ““3" “Willie wishes of the woman herself. the settings. Accordingly Director, Under the skin of each bird. he lmgl
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hing. in the high school assembly, by nu, 3mg preparatory school Mmzttretn in the Iliited tales who are Through the plotttni. of the step-nioth- lrcderlck Thomson took the ”Mers‘found. there are layers 0' fat of a ”M'TA. J. WINE & so” "_

er of the woman's husband. he event~ to the northem part of Georgia where!
lially gets her away and induces her the woods are still fllll of game and
to marry him. The loveless marriage the mountains for miles and miles are.
ends with the tragic death of the pcr- undetlled by the habitations of man—-

the Norwalk High School Alumni As-,“""‘““‘" has ha her “a” in 56,1011,“th completely American all Mills Pear.‘
sociatioii. in lionr of the graduating “ND. “'0" ii 3100 prize, been the editorlmn' She I“ H M‘lmmp beauty. “S
plans of Hill}. tin chief of the school paper, the Mile-Uhe many noted women of Kentucky

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tlouinrly desirable character -wlilcli isl 13““ Waahl 8L, So. NON.“
much used by the Russian peasants: "m

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E_ — a few actresses who like both athletics duc ed by the Vitagraph. / daughter of the mountains. Her fath~ count of the roses they more as the 10:00:, 10:151. 18:00:.
and those more. feminine fads which; Some of the popular and well-known er, Dave Rand. with whom she falls in lo s articles they pulled from their South NM to New flat/en.
run to house decorations and? fine photoplays in which Morey has ap- has fought the Bassett faction for ctirku _ t’b‘ ouches purses A. 11:43:88. 1:331 , 5:58. 7:15.
gowns. She excels atuwlmming, danc- peered are “A Million Bid ,, "Shadows years over the possession of iron poc ets. o acco p l a] .m m}. 9:1“. 10:08:. 10:181.10:281, 12111.,
ing, horseback “mug and are“ m” i of the Pat "' "The Wreck "’ “413" 'For Mountain, which lies between them. in pocketbooks or a mott 7 ea 9: n a‘ 11:57:. 7
Pearson has originated many vognes;a woman's Fair Name". and "‘The order to avoid carrying out the com. IGOR“ like leopard 5k n at the. rs P. M.-—1:20,l:331. 3216!. 422353133”!
in «freak decoration and dress wmcnlMaklng Over of Geoffrey Manning." ’promlse scheme which has been 'sug- glance but "1.de out ‘0 be giralre 6:20, 6:51, 1:081. 8:261, 8:441, 9:161.
have traveled like wildfire across the, __ __ gested by her father. of marrying a sin. These soldiers, Just back from 9:25,, 11:0}.
”mmm' ”any a “m“ “9“!“th Haz'El. DAWN IN POWERFUL imaged, Neil declares that she will Ea“ AW“. had been ““39“ ‘0 hum 1"“!
\ in the way invented by Miss Pearson: DRAMA. ‘ lwed the Haddon who wins her in it these animals because they rubbed A.M.—12:B33. 1:13,. 7;“, 9:15;.
and does not know it. . ~ {lottery itheir long neck: against field wires! 10:19. 11:13,. 11:57, .
DIVIDEND NOTICE' - In the picture play “Hypocrisymhmw. Player-a star in “The Food. But she so arranges thdballots that and m“ communications. Lord Kiteh- ‘P. ill-“3:0”. 3:133. 4142i. 3:“!
Sout? Norwalk Savings Bank. M135 Pearson is at her best in line.‘ Girlla Revelation. the choice falls upon a young 'strang. ener was presented with a dressing 6:331. 7:001, 8:261. 8:391, 9225:.
80"“ 3““ “Wilt“ memm‘mni “5' . el‘ Dave Rand withw hom she falls in sown lined with strafle skin as a me- 10:101. lizisx. . '
At akmeeting 015th? 130“d Of Direct- stated by a strong compan and a To a sincere and straightrot-wardI ' ' f h E All i
\ ors of this bank, held this day, a y love. After they have been married mentc o t e ast rcan campagn .
dividend to demimn was declared at ”“9”“ “mm" °’ “Man“ “3“ 3° ”"3“ "3°” '5 “m“ “me" ‘3 “1°" a short time, the terrible realilation of 1914-15-16. . THE trauma. Netherlands. June is.
_ the rate of four (4) per cent. per ciety and the evils which some of its shocking and which arouses more is brought to Neil [hag Dave has lied ‘ ~Native industry k are and meat
annum from the earnings or the six false standards produce. , righteous mdmll‘m ““11 i9 ‘1‘" .to her—that he is a Bassett. From’Motorins Department. The Sentinel— .coming into its 61m in Holland; :1
/ in??? (figgéglfi‘dhgfil 3:; 123;” d on "'v"'""""""" “9‘5 1“" betrayed. if the betrayal M that point on the action is swift and Please publish advice as to the 101- cousequenoa of the restricted supp
t mashooks and paid on and after July ACTOR OF REPUTE "N NEW FEA' the “t of one Wh° ‘3 1°Ved' than the intensely dramatic as the love of thli' ‘ lowing: 1 have a iii-'1‘ Overland car from mum countries and an
10th, 1916. runs. . “em ”met“ “‘1 “nderstandm- 1‘ trusting girl suddenly turns to hate. limo. which has dry cells iot- atart- cm], W, The M9“ "gym
__ tAll deposits made on or before‘July Harry Morey, w“ H" Appeared in is “9°“ this 5"":wa truth that my Miss Dawn has among her support ins. Would it be advisable to connect adopted with-a m to furtheringr " L
1011!. Will draw interest from July 1st. ""7 3"°°"'“' 0°“ 5”“ WW ”"9““ photoplay, "The “9‘! Girl," trig cast Irving Cummings. Arthur Mor- the storage battery for light: sodium 3 “Netherlan min! week" with:
. By order 0‘ the Board 01 Directors, I" New th’l‘yT‘M 11" “'9‘“ is founded. m which "‘9 Il‘amous Play- risen. Hardee «Kirkland. George Maier- or to starting coil and eliminate the partitith: was“ “all?!” ‘1‘“
\ nouns GODMANS, president. , The-m TOMWW- m Film Company is mm Fm“ oni, Gertrude Norman, Russell SimD- dry cell‘s? ' 0- 8- [ "at mg. m i '
GEORGE L. WOODWARD, Treasurer. ' Harry T- 310107.11” 1‘ tum!“ Dawn the Paramount prom. It ”i! and others. . it is not advisable to connect the ““3 , 1 I " n . .
A .- June 12' 1918' ~ with Dorothy mm" in Vitagraph'o '1“ ”'9 featured‘attraotion “t the ‘IIDI'B batory to the startina coil. as windows. I. Them for lesion
. ' ‘ "The 1" mm." . sevenoart drl- Regent Theatre today. . Philip mere“, 'u mt hum “J“ In" injure the coil, I.“ if the 540 atom, am over . »
\ . I i I U 5 "O“ ' - i“, Ams " , - ‘ matip subject. is antactor of ability. In When those pioneer producers deter- “rated by omoer‘John H. Smith, charg— ' switch I, 1,,“ connected when the em streets. have '1 the Idea into .
. . . , .1 I u , . . L- this latest Blue Ribbon Feature. More! rallied to stage this big story of tile ed with vagrancy. He was sentenced glue is standing still it V,“ min the “9" and Q.- ”eliminate -'
. 1810111 NORWAUJ ‘ , play: the pat-39f anion. who. not satin. tfued country it m at once decided to ibirty a" by Judge George H. . co“ and injure tbe'battery. .... I. is, my IIIl 5! ‘ vintt’o! Ill!
_ IWNN-F ' fled with the fact that the 16111“ he that up; Dan and bet- , trapper-ting Vogburgn, but aentqnce was suspend-' ,._ - ;._ _ _, .- , do: to nova-l or the indium
‘ '-’ . love: has refused him and married a .4, . . . ‘ ', —Tty a Sentinel WAX? tD” , manta. / -

 

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. The Junior Guild of Trinity Church “Mk” and tennis 11‘31115- MISS \\'hee-
had a .. icial time at the parish hall. 1” enters “‘35“ in ”"3 full.
Itisl evening. Refreshments were serv-
Ed and arrangements were discussed
{or a lawn fete to be held during the
latter tort of the month.

A birthday surprise party was given
to Mrs. .1. it). Kaiser, of Summit street.
last evening. About thirty-live neigh-
bors gathered and passed a very en-

»"Tlto Law Decides" in s reels. lovable evening with music, singing,
Regent Theatre, tomorrow. .‘etc. There were selections by Miss
' Frances DePierrie and Miss Margaret
3 A blast set off in Bates’ marble yard Punch, of New Canaan, and Miss Ed-
In Water street, uptown. this morning, i "h Kaiser. A solo was given by Miss
was the cause of considerable excite-l Dorothy Shield and also by Milton
merit in the First District businesslxm‘der' With Bryan Silk ”Sign" on
section. many people believing that {lithe violin. Dancing was enjoyed on

serious explosion had occurred. the porch until a late hour. Refresh-
. «ments were served. The guests were:

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph London and

Kodak Agency ldaugilter Doris, Mr, and Mrs. Otto De
Full line of Kodaks, Cameras,l i‘ierne. Misses Nettie and Frances, and
'Films.Paper, Developers, Trays.‘0”°' jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Silk.
Mounts, Chemicals and every-l Mrs. Fitzgerald, Miss Mamie Bantunne
thing used in Photography. and Mrs. Stephen Dradek, Mr. and

‘ . . Mrs. William Holmes and daughter
Stillson-l’owell-Corporatlon

Alice. Mrs. John Younker, of New
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTB, York, Mrs. George Roberts and daugh-
82 Washington Street.

ter Julia, Mr. and Mrs. Punch of New
South Norwalk, Ct. naan. Mrs. Shields and daughter At-
ice, Dorothy and son James.

 

 

 

 

 

stone, and played on botll the schoolima‘e' member of the famous southern

family. the Callowal's. in this 8(‘lf‘t‘t-‘B'
veins is the blood of American pion-
eers and a long line of artists and lil-
erary folk of old England. “

Early in her womanhood she was

aristocratic southern families, to rain
her own livelihood. Miss Pearson al~
‘employment was as assistant librarian
of the Bookiovers' Library at isomo-
vllle. She had been well educated in
the public schools and at a business
university at her hometclty.

Then she became “stage struck,"
Henry W. Savage.
two she was established as a stock at:-
tress of unusual promise. She played

lngton, D. 0.. getting good, sound

graph Company.

 

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compelled. like so many daughters of

ways had loVed books. and her first

and entered her dramatic work under
Within a year or

in stock at the New Theatre in Wash-

training in Shakespeare's and other
classic productions. and she was seen
on {he boards at the Gaiety Theatre! Harry was the man selected by Di‘ which transpired in deadly earnest
in New York City. She next amered‘rector Wilfred North to play opposite some years before.

moving picture work with the Vita- Edna May, the “Belle of New York,“ Nell Haddon, the girl into whose im-

sistent one when we see him jump
‘from the seventh door of a large build-
ing. ‘

Before joining the \‘itagraph. Morey
appeared with many stage celebrities.
ills tlrst professional appearance WI‘A
with Robert Downing in repertoire. He
has been in vaudeville and musical
comedy, and was ill the original pro-
ductions of "The Little Duchess," with
Anna Held; “The Honeymooners“;
the all-star cast of “The Motor Girl";
and Montgomery and Stone in "The
Wizard of 01,” for five successive
seasons.

He joined the Vitagraph Company
in 1909, and has worked in many of
that company‘s big successes, play-
ing all kinds of parts, from an effem~
inate college buy to a king. Morey is
meet the best known and most popu-
lar actors connected with the big Flat-
bush organization.

when that famous star was working

Virgin" Pearson's private life ‘5 un- in “Salvation Joan." another his seven her delightful personality and remark-
usually interesting. She is one of the part dramatic subject. recently pro- able histrlonic powers. is a typical

as the poet would have it. _
. it is a big, rugged country which in
itself suggests the force of the story

surrounded by fat which diffemrnere‘
ly in color and smell from the fat of:
.other animals that is regularly used.

and the strength of character of the From a full grown crow there can;
mountain lass about whom the action'be obtained. he says. from 80 to 150'
centers. For the actual fued ucenesigmmg of fat, or an average perhaps
‘nobody but real mountaineers. many of lot 100 kilograms from every 100 birds.
:whom h"?- act-:ally 100““ in the-Put through the ordinary processes.
fueds thnt l...\e taxed in those veryl‘ms yields some seven or eight itilol
hills, ""‘ ““3339“ to “We“ NW“migrants of lard which is much in usel
l since tile last flied came to an end has {in Russian pegunt circles,
this quiet mountain community been soi Even the meat of tlie old (2.3....
stirred at: it was during the six weeks; edible, says Dr. Schnee. if it is
glzhavlielre czflm‘? i: 8‘33“! ":2: through a pickling process of sum:-
e r," w c ' y e w ‘ 5 weeks with onions, an '
first picture of this nature which was :22; 12:21 with a kind of cabbage?
"er phol?graph°d i“ a Warn“ ",3“? in taste it is slum“ to pickled wildl
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beaten "supers" by the directorand it ”0" of hunting parties chosen bylthe
is said that some of the iiicidtttitsxgovermnent m patrol behind the “:5
which are depicted in the photoplay in “Le 9“" "Ml“ back 3° exp":
are actual rep notions of scenes the crow they shoot to bo de-fatted
and pickled.
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PARIS, June 13.—Brltish soldiers on
leave who had their “empire day" on
the boulevards on Mry 24 attracted
general attention, not so much on ac-

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SOUTH "WALK TO NEW YORK
A. 11.—d:891. 5:351. 5:191, 6:611,
7:181, 7:10. 7:651. 8:211. 8:591, 9:231. .

9:39, 10:05:. 10:381. 10:52.1.

P. lit—12:02:. 1:071. 1:281, 3:02;. '

3:29, 4:151, 4:311, 6:181, 5:45. 6:021.
6:221, 7:021, 8:061. 9:531.
Sudan- . ,

A. X.—ll:151. 1:391. 5:191, 8:59.
9:191, 10:33:.

P. M.—ll:0h. 1:071, 2:441. 3:13,
4:311, 5:45, 0:021, 7:021, 7:12, 7:451.
7:571. 8:001, 9:531, 102051, 10:401.

New York to South Norwalk.

A. l.—-d:4.lx. 5:30, 6:40, 7:511,‘
3:001. 3:311. 9:001. 9:211. 10:03:,
10:06, 10:60:.

P. l.——11:03x. 1:06. 1:231, 2:041,
2:57, 4:111. 0:31. 4:431,

8:101, 9:28. 11:151. 12:001.
Sundays. ‘
All—6:00. 8:001. 9:001, 9:211,
10:031. 10:501.

 

 

 

 

 

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