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I 16 South Main Street.
. CITY NEWS
There will be a meeting tonight of
[he eetctrical commissioners of the
Second district.
——Straw hats, Straw hats. O'Brien.
. At all of the services in the South
Nor-walk Baptist church. Sunday, the
_ speaker will be Rev. F. T. Latham.
Several candidates received the
master mason degree, last night, at the
special meeting of 'Old Well Lodge, F.
k A. M
A large delegation, representing
BannerCouncil, Daughters of Liberty.
were present, last night, at the meet-
ing and social of Olive Branch Coun-
cil, New Canaan.
-‘GRADUATION GIFTS.
Briggerman Bros.
Final plans have been completed by
_ the local Moose, who plan to parade in
Bridgeport tomorrow. The Moose
leave here tomorrow on the 1:20
o’clock train.
A supper will tonight be given in
Odd h‘eilows' Hall, South Main street,
under the auspices of the married
members of Eureka Ilebekah Lodge.
l. 0. O. F.
~—~Straw hats, $1.25 to 82.50. O‘Brien.
The new state highway through
Brnokfield, on the main highway, be-
tween Danbury and New Milford, is
The opening
of this stretch of road completes the
trunk highway from this city to New
open for public trafllc.
Milford.
California musk melons are the
latest arrivals in the fruit line in lo-
cal markets.
Jersey
kct aim but in small quantities.
In order to ascertain the daily
amount of water consumed on all thoi
locomotives on the system, the New
.York. New Haven and Hartford rail-
road officials have ordered all engi~
steers to keep a recorl of the number
'of times their engines take water and'
how much is taken each time. The
record will be kept for three days
commencing at midnight Wednesday
night, and ending at midnight Satur-
day night.
Kodak Agency
hemiae and Crepe '
The strawberries now
.being received here are grown in New
Native berries are in the mar-
i
nostrils
SOCIEI'Y
AND PERSONAL
! .
The tenth wedding anniversary
of Rev. and Mrs. i“. A. Coleman is be
ing quietly obserVed today.
Donald Taylor, of the Central Na-
tional Bank; was a visitor in New
Haven yesterday.
lie-Grand Greenwood. of Riverside
avenue, is in llanbury this evening, at-
tending the annual senior reception of
the Dallbury High School.
Miss Eleanor Coley and Miss Alice
Meeker; students at Wheaton college.
Noroton, Mass, have returned for the
summer vacation.
_._._.
Miss Alice Stevens, a student at
Tilton Seminary, ’l‘ilton, New Hamp-
shire, has returned home for the sum.
mer vacation.
Mrs. ii. T. Hitchcock. of
Terrace, has been spending a few
anniversary celebration.
Alexander Wright. of Hudson, N.
Y., formerly soda clerk in the store
of Frank ll. Baxter, has accepted a
position in a similar capacity at Ro-
ton Point for the summer season.
Miss isabelle Frost of Elm street,
who has been attending boarding
school in Carmel. New York, has re-
turned to Norwalk for the summer
months.
—.
Stanley Baldwin has returned t
Norwalk for the summer vacation, af-
ter having completed his first year at
the University of Pennsylvania Dent-
al school. ..
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Mrs. t‘harlcs Smith and her daugh~
ter. Mrs. Manuel '1‘. Hatch, of South
Norwalk, were callers, Monday. upon
Maurice Saunders and wife. and at
the home of John W. Saunders, in
Stamford.
William W. Austin of Silvermine
and his daughter. Mrs. Alonso Buttery
is spending a few days with relatives
at Burlington, where they will attend
the graduation of Mr. Austin's grand-
daughter, Miss Josephine Austin of
that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barker, of
Beldcn avenue, left yesterday on an
extended automblle and camping trip.
which will take them through Penn-
sylvania, the Shennandoah Valley,
and points of interest in Virginia.
The trip is being made in Mrs._Bark-
’er's eight cy'lindef’Cndillac.
A number of the students of the
graduating class of the Norwalk High
school, are planning to celebrate the
completion of their high school du-
ties, by holding a dinner dance at the
Royal James Inn on next Tuesday
evening. Hurry W. Blake, of the fac-
ulty, has consented to act as toastmas-
ter for the occasion. Mr. and rs.
Blake will also act in the-capacity of
chaperones. The Sterling~Wellnitzs
string orchestra has been engaged to
Gibson
days in Stamford attending the 275th
' THEATRE
PHON E 1 501
REGEN
TONIGHT
OLIVER MOROSCO PRESENTS THE WELL-KNOWN
PORTRAYOR 0F ITALIAN CHARACTERS
George Beban
In
“Pasquale”
Saturday, June 17
The Mutual Film Co.’s Greatest Succe55
"THE DEAD ALIVE”
And the 13th Episode of “ The
Page."
MONDAY, June lg—Charlie Chaplin in “The Fireman.”
TUESDAY, june zo—«Blanche Sweet in “The Thousand
Dollar Husband."
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
Country and the .Woman."
l
Strange Case of Mary
June 21-22—“God's
Banner Field Day at Baton Point
Saturday, July lst, l9l6—Open to All
5-Mile Marathon—tpoo-Yard Race—zao-Yard Dash-”doo-
Yard Dash—One Mile Relay.
Valuable prizes given, cntrics ClOSC June 24th.
the direction of Eugene Perkins. 1:0 Washington
South Norwalk, Conn.
BASEBALL GAME CALLED AT u A. M.
l'ndbr
street,
ENTRY BLANK
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Spend in Your Kitchen ?
You have probably never given it much thought, but a little figuring will surprise you.
The New Elevated Oven Gas Range shown below has the
stooping.
Give this important question a little thought. Would not this new range save you a lot
of unnoceasary work?
oven at the aide—There is no
Brings you the range.
Two Dollars Monthly pays the
Remember—You don’t ha
We have a good stock on
quick installation.
ve to wait for this range—
hand and can give you
The United Electric
Phone 1680
Light & Water Co.
67 Wall St.
HOSIERY. GARMENTS.
Lodioa' Shirt Walata
At 31.00. A Specialty.
Twenty-five styles.
Middy Blouoea
so do to $1.25
Don't and Giria' Suite
50 cta., 75 etc. and $1.00
Ladioo' Houu Dmooa
81.00 and $1.50.
Swim Eloy Bathing Suits
Ladioo' and "hood
I
A Popular Prico
15 cta.. 2 for 25¢.
Lodiao’, Children’o, Men's.
Hootery it 25 cto.
A Specialty
Blapk, White, Tan.
Ladieo’ Silk Hooa
35 eta, 50 ca, 81.”.
Ladtoo' and Children's Voato
and Panto and Union lulu.
Corsets. 50c to $3.00
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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Boats and Canoes
To Rent
BLACK FISH BITING!
Bait And Tackle on Hand.
High tide tomorrow n :22
-—BOATS—
25c first hour—toe each addi«
tional half hour—By the
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The Story of the Play—“And the
Smite, Thought Real, both on Con.
cent the Pain of an Aching Hoar-t."
“Pasquale," the green grocer, is
well«known and well liked by every
body in the little town of Oakdale. in
the few short months that he had been
in business he had been able by,
means of courtesy and service to!
pay off his loans to Banker Martinclit’
a fellow compatriot.
-..-...
Pasquale's two joys in life were his,
faithful horse Columbo and MargaritalI d‘y' $1.00.
an orphan girl whom he had raised! ....CANOES...
On her birthday he had planned to'
ask her hand in marriage, when he is
shaken out of his usual composure by
her announcement that she and Char-
lie laarkln. a small town "sport." are
engaged. Pasquale, with his usual
smile congratulates them and gives
her the ring as a birthday present in-
stead of as an engagement present.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Martiuelli. who
thinks more of her society friends
than of her husband and child is be-
soc first hour—20c each addi-
tional half hour—By the
day. $2.00.
CONFECTIONERY, T0—
BACCOS, GROCERIES
Hickory Bluff Store
Near Belle Island Bridge.
G. M. V. Schlichting. Jr.
Both Fulton and (‘harlie are instantly} RELEASE.
killed and Mrs. Martinelll ts pinncaiy
quale. with the aid of (‘olumbo is able,
Eto rescue her and takes her back"
home, where, after she has recover-3
of the West—At the Reflent
Tomorrow.
band and thus reconciles these
iproud people.
They however are not alone in their1 Mustang-Mutual live act drama
:realize Pasquales‘s love for her and which will be seen at the
gas he has of old, contidtd joy in his theatre tomorrow.
‘great friend Colombo. This unique photoplay
West does not depend upon
of
W
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of the Northwestern Trustee Company have become tired of the 11w .“
convened today. The investigation at~ cheap suit of clothes.
ready has resulted in the arrest of Ro-a
bert R. Sidebotham, one of the Organt
era of the company, and J. G. G. Wil-
mot. who is alleged to have been its
ing sought by Bob Fulton. Oakdale‘s
fiscal agent. The technical charge is
For Saturday Hosiery Come to Us
Bfasslem 25c to 81.0.
A. DICKERMAN 8: SON
UTUALi‘Martllo m East 1
ed from the shock, he brings her bus 1 “The Dead Allvo’l An Original Drama
‘ A Western drama without the usual
(.d from mu.- hock. he brings her llus- , coway heroes in love with the same
two girl is indeed a novelty in the field of
moving pictures. Such a drama is the
of
tiny because Margarita has come to love and intrigue, “The Dead AllVe,"
Regent
the
‘ rough‘
CASE OF ALLEGCD HIGH FINANCE. riding stunts to carry it by. but bases
GREAT FALLS, Mont. June lti.— It‘s claim as a powerful film production drama.
Evidence {..lhercd hy the postofllce on its clover. forceful story and ex- 1 bashful rancher. in love with um-
tnapec'tul concerning the operations cellent acting. Moving picture fans a dell
“."ed
of this city is expected to be placed drama of “Esters life. all of ‘7” .11“ the “m“ N we ”09““, m
before the Federal grand Jury which are cut on t e same pattern. like “.ing. All m .1... Dead Alive” 15°
Full line of Kodaka. Cameras.
Films. Paper. Developers, Trays'lfurnish music for the occasion. EV-
Mounts. Chemicals and ever)"lerything poms m an enjoyable even.
.thing us ed in Photography. ing and the young people are looking
- , forward to it with much pleasure.
Shlison-Powell-Corporatton Miss Amy Clark, of Hamilton ave-
l' PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS, has, a student at Capen Preparatory
‘ 82 Washington Street. School, Northampton. Mass, returned
...- South Not-walk, Ch home for the summer months.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE. .
South' Norwaik Savings Bank.
At a meeting of the Board of Direct-
ors of this bank, held this day, a
dividend to deporltors 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
passbooks and paid on and after July
10th. 1916. ,
All deposits made on or before July
10%. will draw interest from July 1st.
By order of the Board of Directors,
ALDEN SODMANG. President.
GEORGE h WOODWARD, Treasurer.
June l2, 1916. .
, ter.
.«themtoloavotllohoaoo. «Annoy-:0
social lion. At this point both Mar-
ttnclli and Pasquale are called into
service by the. ltalian Consul and or-
dered to leave for ltaly at once due
to the fact that their country has de-
clared war upon Austro-Hungary.
Before leaving Pasquale turns his
store and bank book over to Charlie,
who has married Margarita and Mr.
Martinelli has turned over to his wife
the details of his business.
The scene now shifts to the trench-
es with its full accompaniment of
bursting bombs, zeppelins and other
items of modern' warfare. At home
Pasquale’s business has dwindled
away to nothing and his store is neg-
lected while Charlie carouses with his
friends. Mrs. Msrtinelil and Bob Ful-
ton have become more intimate and
often take trips in the latter‘s roads-
It is while on one of these trips
in the act of attempting to make love
to rMs. Martineill and ultimately uses
1
this information in an endeavor to
blackmail her.
During a Zeppelin raid over the
trenches both Martinelli and Pasquale
are wounded by a bomb and are inval-
ided home. The arrive unexpectedly
and Pasquale, thinking that he is out
of place. starts to leave taking with
him bill only remaining friend, Coi-
umbo. who has been sadly neglected
and allowed to almost starve.
Martinolli, on arriving home. finds
young ulton ondcovorlng to persuade
hiawifotoolopoboforohlaroturnand
in a bur-at of angel- orders both of
a
couple. jumps on "El-DICK of the marvfraudulent use of the malls. Several
chine which starts away into the State officials of Montana and a ham
night. .ber of prominent bankers and met-
The autombile. flying along theI chants were identified with the com
road: at high speed. skids and is turn-l pally. which was capitalized for halE
ed over just as Pasquale enters theia million dollars.
has «Into My W on
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Saturday SpeClals
—At the— '
East Norwalk Cash Grocery ,
Telephone 743-3 . Free Delivery
—Delicioua Creamery Butter, a lb. .................. 33¢
PureLeafLard.alb. ...................... ...15¢_
Gold Modal Creamery Butter, a lb. ............... 35¢
Best Family Flour, a bag ................. , ........
Gold Medal or Jones' Flour, a bag ................. 89¢
Granulated Sugar with other goods, 3 1-4 lbs. ....... 25¢
Fancy Old Potatoes, :4 lbs. . .. ...................... 45¢
Fancy New Potatoes, :4 lbs. ...................... . 58¢
Van Camp‘s Evaporated Milk. 3 cans .............. 25¢
Magnolia or Clover Milk, a can . .a ..... . ............. 11¢
Fancy Pink Salmon. a can . ....... . ................... 8¢
Crieco.acancutto...... ......... .........- ....... 24¢
ParoCocoa in qt. jars cut to ....... ........ 23¢
TableSale;~abag......... ..... ...... . .......... 4¢
Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 cans. ........... .. . . .. ..... 15¢
H.0.0ata,apkg................. ...... ...... 13¢
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Post Toastiea or Kellogg's Corn Flakes cut to .. . ...... 8¢
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a specialist. who has an office in it ..
same building In which Burton ' ‘,
holding alarm a prison-tr. wand
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Martha's voloo pleading with Bum
lie forces his way In and rescues not?
The situation is explained and g&
‘and Martha prepare to return to tho; ;
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t Thomas Chaim is the director1
«and leading man in this urinal-Q
n. h at his but as Jim. and
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Marguerito Courtot. star In Gaumont-
Mutual Ma.)icturo. Do Luxo Edi-
tion, “Tho Dead Alive."
For originality of theme. "The Dead
Alive," is in a class by itself as far
as screen dramas of the West
one of two exceptional
Martha. 9. rancher‘s daughter,
afraid to tell his love to the girl.
a note anking' lamtmmarryhhl:
ltaotlonot tho-bottom as It»
are
concerned. The story is a remarkable
characters.,
and
Jim Morton, pardner of her father.
Jim is a big. powerful, bashful man
Martha falls under the spell of Bur-
ton. an actor, and at the death of her
father he persuades her to go East.
where he can assure her of an operat‘
lc m. Jim, ntimt about openlli
declaring his love «for Martha. writs
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