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It Go Che in C b : Friends of Charles Drew, driver for
was, in ': out motions and the Old Welt Laundry. are congratu-
'9‘“: Envelo hem “d crepeilating him on his marriage which took,
L Gowns at 50c. . . . .
iplace la ~l week in the office of Justice
E K. BANKS §of 1hr Peat-e Joseph J Linxweiler. (
.ahlcklmo HM Ilock. , Bid: for the purchase of the South
Main street h0u.~t. will be opened at.
South Non-silt. |
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Buy Your Victrola' ‘°
. ~Uraduatlon watches, thra('t‘itL>.}
uGradtlation lings. laVaiilt'l‘S, gradual-i
Now for summer use ’tion cuff buttons, silt-kplns, at Brand‘s}
w‘ — . ESoutll NUI’Waik. Washington street.
The only jewelry store where you gt“.
tin-en Stamps remember:
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be obret‘ved
luminantlsr.
the new manager, will be in Hawaii
of the reception. '
.has tutered a relay team.
Harris & Guns have been awarded} Pacific store, Washington street.
aion, in honor of the graduating class, ing. proved a 8TH“ success. and the
Surated with flowers and plants, and the
ability. for aside from her natural
The Southern Beauty
VIRGINIA PEARSON
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of Italian Characters
GEORGE BEBAN
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Presents The Well-knovvn Protrayor ”
“HYPOCRISY”
"PASQUALE"
Saturday, June 17
The Mutual Film Co.’
"Til-IE DEAD ALIVE”
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5 Greatest Succesa
And the 13th Episode of “ The Strange Case of Mary
Page."
Monday, June 19
MME. PETROVA‘.
In "THE: SCARLET WOMAN”
—and—
Charlie Chaplin
In "THE FIREMAN”
Banner F
Saturday, July lat, l
5—Mile Marathon—r,ooo~Yard
\hitlahlc l)l’l7(’§ g‘lvcll. ctl
South Norwalk, Conn.‘
DONNELLY’S i
. .,. An adltional feature at the sport
\\ ithUL-U’ARLOR meet to be held July 3d at 201011
. :l’oiut will he the fat men's rat-e. Jacki
‘6 South M‘m Street ilklupsey. far famed pugilist referee,i
(I't‘W will consist of Samuel Ireland.
Jack Nathan and Battling Kunz. One
of the features will be the five mite
‘lllarathun. All those who desire to,
{take part are urged to get in touthl
[with William Perkins. of the Union
The totl'ract to supply coal to the!
Fruit. analk Electric Light Works,i
[or the coming year. I
—""""" ‘Pupilo of Miss Madeline Magner En-
A reception will be given tomorrow temin Friends.
eventing, at the High school, by the The annual recital given by the
pupils of Miss Madeline C. Magner, at
l results obtained were most gratifying
I The lttkrl‘ir-d ladies of Eureka Re—l‘ to both teacher and pupils, after aI
ck l Lod e, 1' 0‘ 0‘ l‘., will be ml year of faithful work on‘the part 0
b, a} g _ ., lbotll. Miss Magaer‘s ability as a
Largo ”f a ”mm to be gnen mm “" teacher of piano. is evidenced by the
row night in the hall on Soutll \lztinmumher and thoroughness of hp;-
_-’ .~ ._ _ - ~el'le'ct obtained was very beautiful. A
night “m ”m °.‘,‘.T”"Fi large crowd of parents and friends of
m ”'9 “0‘91 “mmdlthe pupils were present, and were
Walter S. Gl'dlll‘t‘). .‘i'...lnore than pleased at the ability
shown by the pupils. The parents
should be congratulated on having
Ax talents, this young lady has proved
ill-css. this Sundgy, the t‘hristian t'In- 111913911" a ll‘uc teaclzelr asi well as a
mayor Society of the First (‘onureuil “It: Tel-3112:;tl-T “ 9 1°“ “5 program
tional thurch of Norwalk. on “The Quiet Moments -....... Max Werner
.A l'-, t‘.. of City Government.” Earl 5......
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News lg ( l “ d her home, 16 tBelden avenue, last evenv
fi‘A‘el. lpuplls. The home was tastefully dec-
sclected a teacher of Miss Magner's
I Dreaming . ............. Winthrop
M-tywr Fall I llarstrom will all-
. “Japan" was the topic discussed. 1.3.1.91 Gelston.
yesterday afternoon. .lt the meeting of Robin Redbreast ..... Pr
the Womlm‘s Association of the. So. Bertha Selle-dc.
Nora-all: Baptist church. Mrs. V. J. A Pleasant Walk ...... Marie Paldl
Ilenellsllil was leader. Ruth Reynolds.
—-—--— The Gypsy Child ...... Marie Paldi
vandk High school and lianbnry Beatrice Wilkins.
will battle this afternoon, in the. ttp- Meadow Sweetness .. Robart llcwitt
country town, in their last baseballl Dorthy Nubia.
gamc of the season. The local ball The Royal llunt ...... Julius Ilolzer
tflr‘St‘l‘r will make the trip by atltomo-| Catherine CONN“
bile. 'In Twilight C. (lacnschats
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Ethel Rose.
Love's Serenade, Op. 21c.
Starting next Sunday the now Slllli-
mt'l‘ .~i ‘I"'lllll‘ of services ill the \‘mltll
Norma”? (‘ollaregation‘tl church will
no The regular morninu
survit-t‘ will be at 10:45 o‘clock, .nd
the temper service at 5:30 o'clock.
Margaret Hendricks.
tDuct (two pianosi—The First
Violet. Op. 209 ............ F. Bahl'
\‘cra McNamara, Eleanor Jenks.
___._.__ t'I‘hc Acrobat ........ John F. Glider
‘ Mill’l'it‘d scoutmasters of Norwalkd ‘ “01“ McDonough.
accompanied by their wives are plan-iThe Secret ................ Gautier
him: a bike for this Saturday after- R l d smnfied Fauldsfi i I’ ldl
noon and Sunday, which will take in1 a it an uns ne are a
the country around Branchville, Red-i April Birds Susie 3:25:an dc Koven
ding and Weston. The party will take Verna Roberts
the train to Branchvllle Saturday af- ldyl ..... ............. Carl “.- Kern
ternoon. and from there, will hiko‘ Nat Goodwin
through the Bedding-and Weston sec-1 Swan Song, Op. 57, No. 1
“0"'_W"“"i“g ‘0 arrive home SUM”. Jacques Blumenthal
Evening Mary Abbott.
'Silvcr Elves. Op. 106. No. l. .. Ilclns
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Dorothy Peck.
. :To Spring, Op. 43. No. 6 ...... Grieg
Full line of Kodako. Cameras. Am,“ Dowd.
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Films' Paper. Pevebpmi Trays. Narcissus, 0p. 13. .\’o. 4 E. Nevin
Mounts, Chemicals and every-‘ Vera Mcyamam
hing used in Photo ra h I . .
P ' . g p 3" lValseVChromatiquc Godard
. bttllson-Powell-Corporation i Eleanor Jem-
l Passcslprlon oauools'rs IQ“““°"° “W“ p‘““°s’—I" C“"'°“’
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82 Walhlngton Street. V .......:........... ....... Ringuet
South Nor-walk, 01:. V era McNamara, Anita Dowd, Mary
Abbott, Margaret Hendricks.
full- effect.
. Kodak Agency 1
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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 rats of four (4) per cent. per
annum from the earnings of the ix
months ending June 30. 1916.
This dividend will be entered on
passbooks ond paid on and after July
10th. 1916.
All deposits made on or before July
1011!. will draw Interest from July 1st.
By order of the Board of Directors. \
ALDEN SOLMANS. President,
GEORGE L. WOODWARD. Treasurer.
June 12, 1916.
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ield Day at Roton Point
Yard Dash—One Mile Relay.
the direction of Eugene i’critills, 124» Washington
BASEBALL GAME CALLED AT 11 A. M.
ENTRY BLANK
916+0pen to All
Racc—zao-Yard Dash—roo-
l'lldcr
slrt‘t‘t.
tries closc June 24th.
"new "r 32‘ as «a
Mrs. P. E. Collins, of South Nor-
twalk. spent yesterday with relatives
tlll Hawthorn street, Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fox, of liltw-l
1thorn street, Stamford. are home from!
a visit with friends in Wilton. |
Frank Tortorella, of South Nor-1
terday. with friends.
Arch v. and Wallace P. Dimension:
sons of Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Dene-l
lisha. of Washington street. were!
among those graduated. this week, at‘
Pennsylvania State College.
Members of Douglas Fowlcr Post.
It}. A. R.. and Women's Relief Corps.
‘of Douglas Fowlcr‘ post. met at their
rooms on Washington street. last
night, and marched to the Elk‘s Home
on South Main street. in a body. to
take part in the flag day exercises.
The member havc extended'a vote of
thanks for the invitations of the Elks.
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Sslvator Rocco. of Dnricn, who was
bound over to the Criminal Superior
(onrt, last Monday. by Justice. of the
Team Sherer. of Barton. charged with
chicken stealing. under a bond of 82,-
000. was releascd. yesterday. upon
presentation of bond to the clerk of
the Superior court. Justice ShCl‘OI‘IS
said to have refused to accept the
thti‘ it. but the clerk. upon investi-
antiflound him to be 0. K. Rat-co
was represented by Attorney John J.
(‘uleo and Attorney Joseph J. Linx-
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COMPLETING SCHOONER GREAT
BEAR. -
SEATTIJE. Wash. June 15.-—The
BOO-ton Arctic power schooner Great
Bear. owned by Captain Louis Lane.
of Seattle. and John Burden, of Chica-
go. in which a party of sportsmen
will hunt polar bears. walrus and
whales and then go to Banksland. tn
the Arctic Ocean. to take off Vilh-
jalmur Steffansozl. the Canadian eit-
plorer. is being rushed to completion
at Port Blakeley. where she was
launched yesterday. She will sail
northward as soon as completed.
MEXICAN REFUGEEE AT wAREZ.
EL PABO. Tex., J’une 15,—Two
thousand refugees. Including four
Americans. are In June: today. hav-
ing arrived from Chihuahua and the
district around Tot-non. The Ameri-
cans declare that famine conditions
prevail around Tori-eon and that the
civil population Would welcome any
measure that would rollevc them from
the dangers of starvation.
Conuto Reyes and Jose Isabel
Robles. Manor Villa followcrs. who
made their poafi with .tho ‘do facto
Government. are reported to have
again rescind. .
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For the Benefit of
The cmoren's‘llome
June 16-17 l
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BELGIANS MAKE SUB-
SANTIAL PROGRESS
Substantial progress for the’
Belgian forces invading German.
East Africa. giving them control
of the entire northwest section
the colony. is claimed in an of-
ficial statement issued by the Bel-
gian War Office today. The state-
ment follows:
“The German forces. having ef-
‘ TONIGHT AT THE REGENT THEAJIntertaiuments
Movie Text Book Written 3)’ Ml" Theatre, tomorrow, is shown an actual
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'mollon pictures. will Pearson is landra, which resigned last Sun-
Standing up
. SPECIAL EASY PAYMENTS
2 Brings You Balance-is Paid at
the Range $2 Monthly
PRICE OF THE RANGE $20.50
DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE FIRST HOT SPELL—
HAVE YOUR NEW RANGE INSTALLED NOW.
The United Electric Light& Water Co.
Phone 1680 67 Wall St.
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iThe resolutions protested against“, . ,
REGENT THEATRE. lthe blochdo of Greek“ m ‘
Ill "l’asquale." coming to the Regent established by England M'
_ . France pod denounced the cork
Virginia Pearson. lnlountain battlefield with violent fightiduct of the Allies towards no“;
Noted William Fox at ill 35 propane) .inx taking place and in which scene a traL nations and “especially to-
ht’l‘ work for the screen struck. 'biubed wire entanglement ls destroy-Award the prooiflont of the Unit“ A
\ illtillill l'thlr’tm» ”d“ ‘t‘outhcrlt ‘cd to clear the way for the stirring'statcd of America.” ' ,.
lwauti featured bi Mill-mt Fox ibicllhlgc or the Austrian infantry right A feature of the .resolutionl
"llypocracy." it story of Focll‘tl’ “(Stop to the Italian trenches. was that the king WIS referredto L‘ ‘
its Shams, and h" “P“ 9mm“ As the watcher notes the rapidity alias “our glorious sovereign. K
the Fox ol‘tlllliilflllml- “Illazinu the rifle fire, the throwing of the hand ‘ cons‘mfine XIII-H TM. ti , -
glcnadcs, the explosions of the big Placed the “mum“ in the line of ”1‘
shells. the activity of the gunners fin.‘he ancient rule“ of conS‘m‘in‘ C‘w
III]; “75.8." and the heavy siege hO‘JIIt , P‘c- _ ~
«rs. some realization of the magnitude} A Gown d‘3patCh qua...
master-Genoa] an
of war is brought home with an over-zthe P'msh _ _ ,.
thousands of questions which wllclming conviction. “stating that e BfltlBh “Rho"?
newspaper editors. the men‘ zties removed .11 the first: class '
and women In charge of motion pic 'GERMANS CONTINUING mail from the Duish liner Uh“?
ture columns of newspaper. and like»: VIOLENT BOMBARDMENTchd g:.:c:°x;osf,peatiltaag:fi I‘m:
wlsc those _:'..‘sonal thing which am - , .
bitlom l i... and girls wish to know; {first class mail and parcels from p
‘the Danish liner Frederick VII... i,
about the fascinating photoplay in i .
dustry, .ing the war secretaryship i- from New York. May 3!, for Co-
penhagcn.
Combining as he does a ntost em“- pccted by the end of the week.
coasful career on the dramatic stage“ The new Italian cabinet which
with an equally successful career in is to replace that of Antonio Sa-
TRE.
and
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Knowledge of the Movies." In which
dredrand—one attentions that occur to
mill and women about pictures, but
the
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equipped as few other persons are totday. has been virtually formed.
wrltc Just such a book. E Paolo Boselli.who will be the new
fectcd a retreat to the south,
Kitega region.
the main highway joining the
lakes of Victoria Nyanza and
Tanganyika at three points.
"The right column after occu-
pying Usumbura on June 8 is
continuing its march toward Kit-
tgo. In the center two columns
have reached respectively Lusar-
ski and Kasima. the latter locality
being about 125 miles east of
Msmbura. ' The left column has
reached Kagera. where it holds
the approaches to Lake Tangan-
“Aviator Lieutenants Behacghe
and Coldgnon flew over the Ger-
man fort Kigoma in a‘ seaplane
on June 10 and dropped bombs on
the gunboat Graf von Gotzen.
.Two bombs hit and considerably
damaged the vessel.”
BUTLER LODGE MATTERS.
At the meeting of Butler Lodge. I.
0. 0. R, last evening. one proposition
was received. A boosting committee
appointed was to form a plan for-
fall campaign. Officers nominated
wereas follows: .
N. G.——Clarcnce Jennings. '
N. G.-—-Georgo Wilmott.
Secretary—D. Burr Beach.
Wording. Secretary—Harvey
Wood. ‘
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seem to be concentrating in thel
General Tom-1
meur's army, continuing the put-f
suit of the enemy, has reached‘
In this work there will be a note premier, but will have no other SOUTH WALK TO NEW YORK.
of human Interest rarely If ever be- port-folio. is 79 years old. He is A. 1—1:”; 5:35;, 52I9x, $571.:
fore successfully introduced Into ar-;the dean of parliament. havingflzlsx, 7240,1551. 8:2“. 8:593. mailbag”;
ticles about pIcture production ona‘becn a dOputy since 1870. Heg9139. 10:06:. 10:33:. 10:52:. "vi"
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making of pictures and describe lncl- It is 355"”? lhat Baron Son- 6112!. 7:031. 8:0“. 9:53; ' '
dents and accidental events that have “in? has definitely: refused ‘0 re" Sudan. ‘
mode or marred pictures. She will In?“ the head 0‘ “1310'“? mm- gfi‘nl:::‘" “33" 51“" 8.59.47-
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mining; '1?“ “me or how mm the; tion attacked the Teutonic lines
can cxpcct to receive in payment for he? dpgzetgleoka. lbUt gm: rs-
tllcir earlier labors. and give them his: izlwasxlilrl‘iano‘t’iorlxéedobymégr?
some idea as to what money) they manpai'my'hcadquartcrs to day.‘
should rec: ivc after they have ecome . . . 10:05. 10:50:.
successful. She will Mil the facts AuStnan “OOPS m Bukowma
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Hunt the money really received by . Czrenowitz. capital of the crown 2.57, 4.11:. 4.3!. “3:. 5.1 x. .
some of the more important film land and also are holding the 6:32. “001,336. 1115!. 7:351. 8:051» -,
stars and will also describe the. hard» Russians to me c5“ of the city. - 8210!, us, 11:15:. izzoox.
ships that often attend work before The repulse of Russian attacks a W
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Not all of the life of picture ac.I nounced in the official Austrian
‘mse’ ‘3 "‘9 50W” 39“" 0‘ 99":headquartcrs‘ statement from:
sodes that writers have told about in i Vienna ISSUCd under date of June:
papers and magazines. Much of the: 14. .
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are prepared to work hard, this labor, I remained on the Tigris belowt -_ ' ' ‘ ' ' .-
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should place them on the road to rich-
es and bring rewards for greater than
can be obtained In any other profes-
sion. Yet "The Book of Knowledge
of the Movlés" Is not to Ignore the
fact that thousands of aspirants can
never expect these great rewards: it
to utilise M to the utmost.
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of General Townshend was alt-i
nounccd by the Turkish War Of-;
fice today. The engagement oc-i
curred on the right bank of tho
river near Fclahie.
Thc'attitudc of the Entcnte Al-
lies toward Greece was d l
at mechanical ‘mAthenato-i
day. Resolutions woro', passed
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