fit *’ 1.1:? ; ‘ *71‘ i“
at, you: r4, rgrfl ransom xoawanx avenue WI... , . PAGE fill. . «.
,Iaounivmumiuuwinm rodaybelngmgoaylmlpeopioi , .-.r w __._,..L .
are cheer-via; the day by the throw.
tag to the breeze of Old Glory. THEATRE
Sealed bids Mill be received by thel _ PHONE
NORWALK 1501
second district commissioners for the.
'I'O-NIGH‘I'
:purcbase of the house and _lot at 11‘."
SPECIAL ATTRACTIO N
" UNDERWEAR
II Gowns, Chemise, Combinations and
lonen‘s EnvelopeChemise and Crepe
h Gowns at 60c.
E. K. BANKS
"‘ lab-chemo Hotel Block.
bid You Ever the All Elevated liven? 1
IF NOT, YOU CANNOT APPRECIATE OR REALIZE HOW CONVENIENT IT
IS TO BE RID OF ALL STOOPING WHILE USING YOUR GAS RANGE.
South Main street, until tomorrow. , i
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1 —-“The Law Decides" in s reels,
Regent Theatre, tomorrow. "
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This new Range takes only '40 inches floor space and gives you every possible comfort
,. “m Nomlk. ‘ __ The Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature Co. T while cooking. If you do the work, you are surely entitled to this range.
.., Judge John R. Booth, of Daubury,‘ H Presents ,
I list” re-open sessions of the court 01': l'l' T. More ‘ ‘
Bu Y ‘7' l lcommon pleas in this city tomorrow, y . y&Dorolhy Kelly A t EASY PAYMENT OFFER
y out let") aimoming. A number of cases are toi \“ —l.n_
‘ the heard. ‘ THE LA“ DECIDES” With Your Order Brings You the
E .. . . .. f ...—— . . _. ‘ Range. You Pay Balance at Two
Now for summer use l “1" ‘\°’““'lklvl‘°d°‘ ”f “I.“ “I” to ’ In 8 Reels ‘ 2 0 O Dollars per month. Price of Range,
‘. Inight appropriately celebrate Flag; 2 Performance D 'l t _ d . 0 $20 0
it ' _- 1lilo) by the presentation of an inter-j 5 all y a 7'15 an 9' ‘5 '
’ testing program. suitable to the occa~§ TOMORROW FRIDAY, JUNE 16th
DONNELLY S islUll, iii the South Main street home; Wm. Fox Corporation Oliver Momsco Presents
si’itie MacDonald, scout commissioner
SEE THIS NEW MODEL IN
OUR WINDOW THIS WEEK.
Presents
The Well-known Protrayor
The Southern Beauty
of Italian Characters
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VIL‘TRULA I’ARLUR ,
; k—“Tllc Law Decides"
r 16 South Main Street. fRegent Theatre, tomorrowi.n 3 ”TH VIRGINIA. PEARSON GEORGE BEBAN WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK
' “H _.m... ” ‘ _in_ AND CAN GIVE YOU QUICK
The home of w. it. Plait, on Osborn YPOCRISY PASQUALE" DELIVERY.
avenue, will tonight be the scene ofl
“a strawberry festival which will bet
lheld under the auspices of Lady Jen-l
' nings Lodge of the Shepherds of Beth-
—_—Vl“h“m'
Two t'and‘iates received the chief's!
flegl‘ee- at the meeting of L'ncas Tribe
of Red Men last night.
Saturday June, 17
The Mutual Film Co.’s Greatest Success '
"THE DEAD ALIVE” ‘
And the 1 3th Episode of “ The Strange Case of Mary
Page."
THE UNITED ELECTRIC LIGHT 8t WATER CO.
Phone 1680 67 Wall St.
—
Frank L. Bouton, of the First Dia-
Etrict, has been appointed administra-
tor of the estate of the late Manual)
G. Johnson. succeeding Frank Brown.
WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY, JUNE 21-22
The Greatest Picture Ever
MONDAY, JUNE r9
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
GEORGE seam m "PABQUALEJN
The costliness of the thrills
, One of the most coplete and up-to-
y. , ~ - . . who resigned. . , ' , 1 that
Ila t .Ullrt machines ill the counlri has i "I ‘ -—ln—- " . Produced ‘put the punch in the motion picture
been installed in the Henry A. “ilklns , GOD S COUNTRY AND -. . .- . .- .
store N "“1 Main street (‘liarles Broadburst. of New Laotian “THE FIREMAN" THE WOMAN" plays ‘3 ‘l‘ld'y 1’0""!le in Pas-
' reported to the police, last night, that quale." the Oliver Morosco Pholoplay
Iliis 13-year-old son. who had accom f released on the Paramount Program. ~
. ——“The Law Decides" in 8 reels.~
Begelit 'l‘heatre, tomorrow. ‘
’ ~—
In this production one example is‘
the complete destruction of an expen-
sive and perfectly good motor car.
The automobile. Ill used to stage a
“Joyride" that ends tragically. Com.
ing at reckless speed around a curve
on a slippery road the car actually"
turns turtle and pins Myrtle Stedman,‘
underneath.l
panied him to this city, was missing.
The DOy was found later—Stamford
tAdvocaie.
A SKIN LIKE VELVET
smooth, clear, free of wrinkles.
Ueethe exquisitely
"°"" °""' CREME
beauty flower of India
and be eomplunen' ted
So frequent do membcns of an ob-
uectionru gang, who make a barn lot
the rent of Washington street theirla
headquarters. journey back and forthl
[with pails of beer, that a number of
womplaints are being received by pm
The budgets of the First. Second
nd Third Districts, town clerk, city
hall, printing, and health department
will be considered at tonight's meet-
,,‘,~ —“".’"" as” < l. ,. ..
ing of the Board of Estimate and Tar- . on you. 0°!th D'Il'inx Mrs. Marlinelll ‘
lice headquarters. ation. twantflhuu." EmAY A throws another with terrific force ag-l
ainat a barn and lays out the third.
I L 'flVill'etit.
Buflalo Bill is coming to Norwalk!
ll‘ho 101 Ranch Wild West show will
play on the Baxter Grounds either the
ililth or 21st of July. One of the big
[comics will be. Colonel Cody, or “Buf-
Than follows the explosion of the:
gasoline tank and what is left of the,
big white car slowly burns to a heapl
of twisted steel. It seems extrava-i
gun! but the thrilling sensation pro
-—“The law Decides" in 8 reels.
Regent Theatre, tomorrow.
'—
A new filter, the scheme of a New)
'Sufileld. are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
' .
Our clothes for men and
boys win a new degree every
day—a new degree of satis-
I
All members of Buckingham w. R! York than. has been installed in the
t‘. are urged to be present at a rexu‘: First District Commiulonera' oillce.
Mrs. William Mather. of Springfield.
Mass. and Mrs. Emma Newton, of
a
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Into Bill.” as he is more familiarly 1“ “Wine“ meeting 0f the coral!" '1 trial. The new strainer and F. L. Baxter, on Chestnut street. duccd pays for me expenditure 1“ all, faction! . §
Pom “of" 4‘“? mm which will be held tomorrow after- purifier is a simple and attractvel who see ”m ver'lyhilnusugl pcturt; BUllt l0? W31", 85 WC“ ‘3
i..___. ‘ noon at two o'clock, in Red Men'sllooking piece of mechanism, and ap-‘ “r“ Smith Selleclt of N'orotontphy ““vl "rm 1 m pronuc'tl‘on :3, 1 looks! l *
, A reception will be given tonight in Hall, in Mtlin street. itarently does all that is claimed (or.llelgilts ”mum entertained her.“ ”‘0‘“ at ”“3 _‘:g"“‘ "3“ m r- t, ‘i
the South tNorWalk Congregational —-—- it- After havinx passed through the: grandd'luth “N no 8 Belle k “3' “5"" 5“” m ‘ i Evcrvtllin for Com~ ‘l l _
Church in honor of Miss Margaret n, The Post road repair work is still filter, a large bottle of city water ap-- f \, lk ’ ' ‘ n C .. , . g ,3
Need. for forty years a teacher in the chief topic of conversation among pears as clear as the purest spring 0 ‘ orwa ' “THE LAW DECIDES' i lilCBCClllt‘lll wear- it
South Norwalk‘s public schools, andlmotorists. Recent reports from the water on the market today. Miss il-i- ’(‘j'h' We“ f W " _ I . - I‘or bt‘llttol and College. _ i; ‘3
tor iwt-iilrstx Years at Sunday school conlrmore are to the effect that the M . ‘ m ' “ ' ° 98 "mm ‘“ "‘9 "‘"".‘ “m“ . ._ g ‘
teacher ill the Congregational church. highway between Greenwich and Port “m “"3"" If“ be” (intertainins M979 In” “0““! not kl" ”'9 °‘°r'l — am. out“ nm’ .’
. Chester may be open by June 25 or Miss Miriam \\ood, of Huntington, W. whelming love which lay dormant in. ROGERS PEE'I‘ COMPANY -. i
--'rry our Prinsix silk stocll L'ti. There is nothing definite about t“’*’““" Lorenz's hm“- ”WK" ”WM“ ,' l"
. lugs. ‘ Nokw LK , , . Broadway Bmwv x
25c. 50c and 98c. Also measurements this however. A . t‘l H“ mm“ f " r! d t was now‘ thll. ":1? of another arntl' “13th St. :l‘he at ulnar. ‘l
taken for the Gillette t‘orset. Miss ——- , _”‘ -‘ . . “"p 0 “"H“ 9-- arrarehty P W" MW none r t our" _
Poltleintts, 80 Washington street. The building inspector, this morn. .‘ is visiting his aunt Mrs. (‘harlos our night but her friendship: still the old! ftrt‘i‘aggg‘ Corners ain't: t! .
_.__..__. lug. issucd permits its follows: To F. 50CIEIIY I'wmv' 1" Sound "MN" sp.:rlt “mum“ in hi" heart ""d 1’“ NEW YORK CITY !
Plath were discussed at last even- M. Cullen, to wire for James ll. Iltlt-y, ‘ ‘ — ”mm "“1 “m“! ”M": ”VM'W" ”m" l
Inn‘s ittccllnlz ot Pride or (‘ouri .\'ar- oi l’lttlts‘Villt‘ avenue; to John ii.Mor. M” ”‘1'”? I" ”an“ 0' "1”“? lvfr- “*2 (filled lrcthrntly "t tht‘ _ . i
rtlk Circle, to hold it strawberry ft‘Fll"l()l. .to build veranda on Owen Klndo- AND PERsoNAL street. is in “limit"; or it few days. “hartcn homo; (islen: to], vi.) to. v,
will. timing the evenings of June 29, lein house. Flax Ilill road: to Edward '""' BPthN'. the daughter of “humorist
30 and July 1, on the inum at the. refil- t‘tlldwcil, to install plumbing for M.
dence of Mrs. Wallace A. Mott. Otherlu, Kellogg‘ Samlllis street: to l". m,
3‘13"?“ 01' routine “USWSS- “'N'Owiillcn, to install motor for Charles
transacted. jWong, Mitiil street, and to wire for R.
Nine I]l1)ll(‘ali01l‘< for membership Joselovsky, Beltlen avenue:: to Frank
‘ ' George, to build small bungalow for
wore received at last night's meeting
_ M: l'l' Hender n, Fil '
pf Catholic Union Council, No. 46, Kim; of $.00, at: E SIG; atenttte.bai”3
bf (‘. Plans are now being discussed 0 ' ' ' o e), 0 u
m the working of a Second and Tmrd‘two-story addition, 11x15, for Cather-
Jlegree, sometime during the lutterlme ~8teeb, 10 Dover street, at a cost
PM“ of June hr the “m of July. Roll-‘0‘ 3.00, and to build a two-story addi-
tine business matters were also con- tion, to cest ”00' for M' Wcsiasky,
Bidel‘ed. tdgcwood avenue, and to Hodges &
Wilson. to put on roof of house. on 10
Pleasant street, at cost of $250.
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Kodak Agency
Full line of Kodaks, Cameras, The young" member of the Nor-
Films, P31”; Developers, Traysuwfllk Club, have already made extan-
Mounts, Chemicals and every- “"9 WWMB‘WS for a "0'66 country
.thlng‘ used in Photography. run through the ilpper end of Norwalk
‘ ' and Winnlpauk, to be held on 4th of
Stillson-Powell-Corpoiation
Jilly morning. A silver loving cup
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS, will bar-presented to the winner of the
82 Wahhington Street.
race. A large number of members
South Norwalk, Ct.
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have already signified their intentions
of entering file contest.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
South Norwalk Savings Bank.
At a meeting of the Board of Direct-
ors of this bank, held this day, a
dividend to depositors was declared at
the rate of four (4) per cent. per
annum from the earnings of the six
months ending June 30, 1916.
This dividend will be entered on
passboolts and paid on and after July
10th, 1916.
‘All deposits made on or before July
10lh. will draw interest from July lat.
By order of the Board of Directors,
ALDEN SOUMANS, President,
GEORGE L. WOODWARD, Treaaurer.
June 12, 1916.
The country place of Mr. and Mrs.
l-‘ranklill W. Anderson, on West Road.
New Canaan, was the scene of it Yer."
brilliant reception on Saturday. fol—
lowing the wedding ceremony at the
Congregational Church of Miss ldlt l..
Anderson to llr. Albert 0. Jimcnis of
New York. Mrs. J. R. McWilliam of
chief attendant The bridesmaids
were Misses llelen Rogers, Madeline
A. Blauvelt and Katherine K. Darnell.
The ushers were Messrs. Edwin Jem-
enl‘s, J. R. McWilliam, Reuben Geof-
fneys, Dr Edwin S. Bennett, Dr. Eu-
gene J. Henley and Dr. William
Real-don.
Among the passengers sailing today
on the Mallory line steamer "t‘onclio."
booked to Corpus Christi, Texas, is
Miss Mary Baits, accompanied by her
mother, both of Norwalk, who procur:
cd their tickets and reservations
through J. ,II. Layton & 00., agents of
he Mallory line at Scull] Nni‘walli.
Mrs Grlssom of North Carolina, whol
is visiting at the home oi her daugh‘
fer, Mrs. R. L. Offen of Atlantic St.,t
Stamford, is being congratulated in:
her new role of grandmother. Mrs?
Gris-30m paid a visit to Norwallc on
Sunday.
Mrs. Winfield Bouton and daughter
Clare, of Quintard place, enjoyed an
automobile trip to Waterbury|yester-
day. They will spend a few days vis-
iting friends in that city before re-
turning to Norwalk.
~—
Fa‘lrileld County Farm Bureau Agent
Samuel J. Wright and Charles H. Dil-
worth, secretary of the Norwalk
Chamber Bf Commerce. spent yester-
day in Ridgeileld on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis and children of
South Norw‘alk spent Sunday with
Mr. and rm. Frank w. 1'. Anita, oi
Norfleld street. Weston.
News l
New York, sister of the bride, was the!
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htt‘p'll‘olllt‘l'. Ill'i retl'iy to ho near‘
.‘lrs. Wharton, who was the It‘l"l‘("\(“
he loved.
Despite the fact that John \\‘ilarton
has been married for years and is
very happy with his wife and little
son Bobby. . rs. Wharton has not
:ivm r: Hope of a union between
John and her daughter, Beatrice. She
has tll\\'u)s been greedy for John's
fortune, and knows that if her daugh-
ter was to marry him. the. fortune
would revert to them. One night,
Lorenz, unable to subdue his passion.
renews his suit to Florence, but is
contemptuously spurned. Mrs. Whar-
ton. having seen that Lorenz would
go to any extremities to win the hand
of Florence, enlists him in her cause
with the promise of Florence for his
wife if the plans succeed. Later,
when John enters the house, he sees
his wife running away from Lorenz,
as if alarmed at his approach. His
suspicions are arousedhand when his
mother makes the evidence more con-
elusive, he seems to agree with her.
That night, Florence leaves for a
hunting lodge, where she hopes to
stay until Jolln rcpents his hasti’
words. At the lodge, she finds Lor-
enz already there. He purposely
misses his train home, and having a
spare room, she agrees to shelter him
for the night. Mrs. Wharton tells
John where his wife is, and allows
hint to understand that Lorenz is with
her. John started for tllel odge and
on finding Lorenz there, is convincedi
Miss Althea Cullen, of Railroad ave-
nue, has been fishing in New Nation.
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Virginia Pearson in "Hypocricy,"
at The Regent Theatre, Thurs-
day.
SOME SOCIAL SHAMS SLAMMED
IN STIRRING SCREEN SCENES.
Society comes in for its share of
"muck raking" in the William Fox
photodrama, “Hypocrisy," 'starring
Virginia Pearson, that noted stage
and screen Southern beauty. Hcr part
is that of a young society woman, of his wife's perildy. He suesgfor
through whose fondnesrs for gambling a divorce and the court award thel
falls into tllepiifalls of so-called highvcustody of the child to" the father.‘
society. 'Florence chooses the only honorablet
She has two lovers, parts taken bytalternatlve, left to her and marries
Alfred Swanson and John Webb ,Diil- Lorena, but shows him no affection.
on. one of whom she marries, only to Mrs. Wharton's plans are at last
continue to receive attentions fromI beginning to materialize. In order to
the other. The rejected lover natur- please his mother, for whom he has
all} develops into a villain, and the always had the greatest reaper" Inhn
society woman's love of bridle lets agrees to marry Beatrice. 93. to: day
her fall into his hands through a of the wedding, Florence calls, and
gambling debt. through her, little son Bobby learns
But ahe'ls saved in good time by that John really loves her. Lorena,
her husband and the realization in meanwhile, has spoken to” Beau-lee,
her own conscience of the shame. telling the sorrow which his loveless
bluffs‘and hypocrlalea of society. The marriage has caused, and warning her
picture play has its many situations, against marrying John. She ilnally
only found in Fox hint. and altogetli-I oonsenta to go away with him. Still
or is a drama of round moral and ar- unabla to forget his overpowering
tlstlc merit. ‘ ' - ' love for Florence. he leaves a ago for
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‘has already been noticed as the
Mamm‘
her, telling where she may reach hinl,l
so tlllit site might decide whether or‘1 N. Y.,N.la & II. Tlme Tm
not. she wanted him to return. i ,
At the Wharton home, the disapw >
penrttnce of then ride has caused , SOUTH WALK 1'0 NEW YORK
great consternation. Herc Florence. A- 1—1393. 5:851. 5:“:X. lung‘s?
learns of the part John's mother may 7113!. 7:40. 7355!. .8521; 8;.191. 91355
cd in her cslrangement from her hus- 9339. 103953. “1331. 103521-
band. Hoping to arrange t.» ‘crs in, R I-—"=“l. 1:071. 1128!. 3:03.
some way before it is too lain, <‘..e 3229. 4:151. 4:311. 5:18x, 5:45. 6:01;,
phones to Lorenz, who hurries over “)161221, 7:023. '10“. 92531.
the house. Lorenz sees that all is Sundays.
known, and, having a spark of honor: 5- “#7133351. 1339!. 5391. 8:“
left in him, makes a supreme sacrifice 939'- 10133!- ‘
in a dramatic and unexpected suicide,’ P- 1—133”!- 13071. 214“- 3111’:
leaving the reunited family to thclr‘413lll 5:45. ‘10“. 7103!. 7:13. 7:438.-
unmolested happiness. Beatrice and ‘ 7157!. $3“!- 9=53!. 10:051. 10:40:. 1'
her mother go on a sea voyage, that New York to South Nor-walk. “vi
later repentint and sufficiently pun-L 5- "?‘43413. 5330. 6-10. 735 .~
ished for her crime by her daughter‘s . 5158000: 1:13;. 3200:. 9:2”, 10.03,,
unhappiness. P. Dir—12:03:. 1:06. i:2sx, 2: .
Councilmen Ganung, Murphy and 2357. 4111’. 4:31. 4:431. 5:13X. 5:
Russell, thcc ommitte‘e on traffic cou- 5‘33. 5100!.‘20‘. 1215:. 7135!. 8:"
gestion. met yesterday afternoon, with : 3310!. 913. 11:151. 13:001.
members of the Connecticut Companyi w. ‘
at the Norwalk llolel. and there lulkvl AIL—6:00. 8:001. 9:00; 9:!
ed over the general situation in re-,10103X.1015¢L
gard to the matter. One of the remed-l P- ll.-—12:10x. 1:031. 2100!. 3:
ies for the relief bf the congestion at . 5:03» 5335!. ‘30“. 7120!. 8:10x.9: w
the corner of Main and Wall streets,‘103°°‘- 101153. 131.0!- .
caused by the passing of cars at this, m "Of-W ‘0 New Haven.
point, is being tried out today, by hav-i A- DIP—13:13:. 1:331 . 5:158.- 7: .
ing the cars pass at the Hoyt street :12? 101081. “213$. 10:28!- 1‘4'1 ..
- . t : x. ..
switch. Considerable improvemeriiEI‘ P. pap—1:20.23“. an“. 4:285
g 6:20, 6:51, 7208:. 8:26x, 8:4“, 9: .
9225!, 11:08. ‘
sult’ of this change. The matter 0
the congestion of jitneya standing in
front of the Boston Store, the line; . ’d
sometimes extending as far as High, Ali-‘13:”. 1113!. 71‘3. 9
street, is no’tvmnde'r consideration. , 10219. 11:12:. 11:51. -
and plans are being discussed which} 'P- “if—11°73. 3312!. 42421.
will undoubtedly tend to greatly) ”16:33:. 7:93“ 3:351. 8139!. 9‘
licve this situation. 10:10:. 11:16:. .
BRITISH TROOPS | nmaunn unveil STUDI
ENTER KERMAN: AVIATION.
A Renter dispatch from Telle-
ran received in London says Gene -- DANBUBY. 1m iL—Mayor
oral Sykes, with a British column Olly Sunder-land will leave here
on Monday entered Kerman, the Ithis attentional-Ithaca. N. 1.; ‘
principal town of Southeastern The in to study “5608 at the
Persia. ,. in school or miss. no” '
The purpose is not known pub- i lull} la a ace-l its-tenant ,
licly in Londo, but presumably it , CM Arm. c. N. 0. and m
is intended to maintain order in 11M l! moment!“
the British aphere of Persia. «mutant-mm: .
Minor diattubaneea there have M “III...
been attributed. to German and .
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