(Palm Beach Cloth and Poplin.
I. New and Popular Styles.
E. K. BANKS
IT Mahackemo Hotel Block.
I. South Norwalk.
,1;
*' Sanitary Berry and
Salad Sets
Spoons, Napkins and
Doylies
In one package for me.
ED”
DONN‘JILLY’S
[f STATIONERY STORE.
'7 :6 South Main Street.
CITY NEWS
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Saucers.
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The first nomination of ofllcers was1 .» I
but night held at the meeting of Lin- "
poln Council, 0. U. A. M. Second no?
minalion will take place next Friday
might.
Our $12 Dixie Weave suits
are a monument 'to American
skill in the arts of peace.
A two piece suit that em-
bodies character. quality. dew
pendability, coolness and
style.
What more can you ask for
12 plunks? Today is a good
time to buy one.
Rogers 81 Stevens
Norwalk So. Norwalk
THEATRE
’“°"‘ 1501
REGEN
TONIGHT
The Mutual Film Co.’s Great-
” est Success
‘The Dead Allve’
And the l3lh Episode of “The
Strange Case of Mary Page”
MONDAY, June lg—Charlie Chaplin in “The Fireman.”
' Robert Edeson in “Big Jim Garrity."
TUESDAY, June ao—Blamhe Sweet in “The Thousand
Dollar Husband."
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. June
Country and the Want an.”
2r-2a—“God's
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Owing to the stormy weather yes-
terday the schedule meeting of the
M'. C T. U. planned to take place at
the home of the president. Mrs. Chas.
l‘ Byxbee, Fort street was not held.
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-—Brand‘s Jewelry store. See window!
' Grand Worthy Patriarch, C. H. Nis-
Iseu. of Bridgeport, will make his ofll- l
cial visit to Concord DiIislon. No 2,
Sons of Temperance on Monday eve
ning, June. 19th, and is very desirious‘
of meeting every one of the Divlislon
present . Come and give him a cord-
lal welcome
l
Over one hundred people were serv-
‘ed, between the hours of5 and 7, yes-
terday, h) the married ladies of Eur-
eka Rtbekah Lodge. 1.0 0. l-‘.. in the.
hall on South Main street. liurinx;
the business meeting that followed.
Mrs. Mary Wren. of Troy, New York.
a past noble grand and district dcp—j
any grand master, was a visitor.
—Your old jewelry will be valuable
after right refreshedwrepalred by
Charles Brand, South Norwalk.
lf weather conditions permit sever-
al hundred local Moose, accompanied
‘1)1' the Rowayton File K: Drum Corps.
.will leave this city on the 1:20 o'clock
train for Bridgeport, where thev will
march in the big parade this after-'
noon.
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Charles Hendricks. of 5 Leonard
otreet, while riding a motorcycle last
evening, down Water street, in the
{First District. strtlck little Miss Mazle
Bantie, hurling her to the pavement.
{The child was not seriously injured.
however, and Hendricks was not held
by the police. witnesses claiming that
the motorcyclist was not at fault.
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—-GRADUATiON GIFTS.
Briggennan Bros.
Kodak Agency
4 ’Full line of Kodaks. Cameras.’
Film, Paper, Developers. Trays,
Mounts Chemicals Ind eve Cb“ of vocal selections by the guests. Quarterm ter 8 t h
’ ‘7 :At 10 oclock a. bountiful repeat waa'son " "3'“ me" M“
thing used“ in Photography.
Stillson-Poweil-Corporation
PRESCRIPTION DRUGOIBTS,
.v- ‘32 withington Street. 4
Ti“ ' South Nomlk. (it. I I
beyond price should not. be left
exposed to loss
Keep them in a
in our vault and jhoy will be se-
cure from all harm.
Boxes 3:52:22
cost but 34 a year.
The Alumni Association of the No?-
lwalk High School tendered its annual
reception to the graduating class, in
the high school hall last evening.
[There was a large crowd of Alumni
'pr resent and these together with the
seniors made a large and enjoyable
lgatherlng. Miss Vera Hanlon delight-
ed the audience with two humorous
irecitutlon's. Miss llanlon has distin-
igulshed herself before in this line of
work, and Just night's presentation
was up to the usual standafd. Merr
iam's orchestra furniShed music for
Banner Field Day at RIoton Point:
Saturday, July lst, l9l6~0pen to All
5-Mile Marathon—X.ooo-Yard Race—azo-Yard Dash-too! I5"
Yard Duh—One Mile Relay.
Valuable prizes given, entries close June 24th. Under
the direction of Eugene Perkins. 126 Washington
South Norwalk. Conn.
BASEBALL GAME CALLED AT If A. M.
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street,
ENTRY BLANK
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socialion expect the members of the
thus to join the organization upon,
the completion of their high school du ,
tics, and a lartze number have already
signified their intention of doing so.
The residents of Westporl avenue”
and \iiinity held a "NI-iglihorlioodi
l
Dance“ last evening in the carpenter
'shop of Franklin B. Gregory. There
was a large crowd of people in alien-I
dance and everyone reports a duel
[limo liIershmt-nts in the form of:
ice cream cones were serve during the
evening Music for dancing was fur
Inlshed by a \iclrola which was kind-
ly loaned by one of the neighbors. it
was voted unanimously to have anoth-
er such dance two weeks from next
Vi ednesday night.
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i A large company of friends particl-,
lpaled in a farewell reception to Miss;
Lucille Collins. of Lounshury avenue,,
[last ev.cnlng A delightful evening]
was passed. Music was furnished by;
Miss Catherine Brede, piano, and Leo
Baker, violin, and there were a num-
L
'aerved. Miss Collins will leave Nora
walk next week for New York, and;
expects to ball Tuesday on the Insults ,
ship Klipltrick for Funeral
lane will be united in marriage N
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d
h
M
or destruct‘o.:.
safe deposit box
inches in size
dancing, and everyone took advantage «6" wwwwmwv‘
of the opportunity to ‘enioy them- . _= j
selves to such delightful music. lic-
ln-shmcnts of ice cream and cake
were served. The officers of the as- 'June June
New Canaan will be united in mar-
,riage at St. Mary’s church. next Tues- week program.
street. this city. is celebrating her
tenth birthday anniversary and among‘
other gifts. received a bank account'
from a friend who holds her in the
avenue, spent last evening in Danbury
the Senior class of the Danbury High
schol in the Hotel Green.
Miss Mildred Ethel Ketcham to Leo
Lloyd Swift. of Brooklyn and Amity-
ville, N. Y.
' avenue, spent yesterday in Milford.
mant exercises at unrelton Hall.
IWililam O'Brien. James Cumyn.
17th ’ 17th
Saturday Night:
S P E C l A L S
At BECKMANN’S
2--Combination Offers--2
No. l
25c size
1 Bottle Catawba Wine 3 [or $1.00
1 Bottle Caratairs Monogram Rye
No. a
1 Bottle White Port Wine
There Is Always Something Special Here I
83—85 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 1405
1 Bottle Virginia Dare Wine. 80“] ‘01. ”C h
1 Bottle Old Angelica Wine
SOUTH NORWALK.
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‘lon will leave on Monday for Am-
herst, Mass. where they will attend
1the graduation of their son William.
(mm the Massachusetts Agricultural
'College. They intend to remain the
entire week for the commencement
Miss Margaret A. Millard of Grand-
lew avenue an dEdward J. Kelley, of
ay morning at ten o'clock,
—-—v
E b Matters of routine business were
its eth Press, 0‘ Chestnut transacted at last evening's meetingo
:(‘ookenoe Tribe. No. 32, l. 0. R. M
Agnes
.ination of omcers Weather permit-
ting. a large'number of members of
Cockenoe and Wanoma tribes will
journey to Foirtleld. this evening. to
participate in the fair which is being
held in that city.
lghest esteem
LeGrand Greenwood of .Riversido
here he attended the reception of
Judgment was rendered for the de-
fendant in the action of Dill vs. West—
erhofl. Norwali residents. yesterday
afternoon. by Judge Webbl The plain-
tiff had alleged that in purchasing a
tract of land in Wilton artrip. valued
at about 875, had not been included
in the deal.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Madollne ,Magner of Holden
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here she attended the commence- s. Lonloe ,. N90 rt ed to b.“ so, d
his stationery store. on Main street, to
Mr. Wienetoc. of New York.
with the fast Saugotuck team tomor-
row afternoon. Tobey and,Bloomqulst Al The Regent Theatre.
Next week's meeting will include nom I
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STARTS MONDAY, MAY 18“]
There will be placed or sale at our office on Monday mo thing a large stock of the
famous “Uneedit” Family Gas Irons, complete with tubing and stand. for only
$3.50 EACH
{SpecialJPremiumi Otter
'With the first two hundred Gas Irons sold we will give away. absolutely free of charge, an
IRONING BOARD FREE
BE AMONG THE FIRST TO ORDER YOUR GAS IRON.
BOARD—FREE.
SALE STARTS MONDAY, JUNE 18th. 8 a. m.
The United Electric Light and Water Co.
Phone 1680 67 WALL STREET
"‘Unecdit' Gu iron with top
AND SECURE A
"as Anne Morgan, daughter of the
p
rrom Left tftfiihii—Mis’é'aiéie DeWoIrfJNIeror.
late J. P. Morgan; Mrs. Charles S. Whitman. wife of the gou. ‘l Jl‘ of New York. and Mrs. James
W. Wadsworth, wife or the New York senator and daughter of the late John Hay.
'l‘hcse photographs of society women who attended the two political conventions
were taken on the strects of Chicago.
in Chicago
'l'hcy \\‘t'l‘t.‘ as much Interested in-the work of the conven-
tions as were most of the voliticiaos.
LIOCKWOOD-ISAUGATUCK.
The Lockwood A. A. crosses batst
N. Y. NJI Ill. Tim Ta‘lle
i
A:
lEDI'I'OIRIIAL FORI ‘THE PAITERSONI
CALL,’ APRIL 6,1915.
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saturday.'sourn nonwanx 10 new vontt.
June 24th, in the Morning at 10:30 A. M.--l:88x. 5:35x, 5zi9x, 6:571;
for the Children 0! Norwalk. 7:18x, 1:40. 1255!. 8:21x, 8:58x, 9:232.
, “As Punch and Judy is known as 9:39, 10:05;, 19:33:, 10:52:,
‘the Adam and Eve of vaudeville, so 1), u,—1z;0n, 1:07;, 1:23;, 3:02;,
is “Alice in Wonderland" known as 3:29, 4:16;, 4:31;, 5:181, 5:45, 6:02;.
the perfection in child literature. it 5:23;, 7:02;, 8:063, 9:53;,
seemed a. pity yesterday to. see thou- w,
sands of children turned away at one 1, [—11:353, 1:39;,
of our local picture houses where this 9:19;, 10:33:,
famous story was billed to be given. P. 1.11:9“ £071, zzltx. 3:18x,
Of course. when a theatre is packed 4:311, 5:45, 6:13;, 7:03;, 7:12, 7:45 '
with people, those coming later have 7:57;, 3:09;, 9:53;, 10:06:, 10:40:.
no other alternative than to remain u“ v": a. South Norwalk.
outside. Being a holiday. of course. A. [—4313, 5:30, 4:40, 7:513,
had something to do with bringing the 3:00; 3:31;, 9:00;, 9:21x, 10:03:, _
children out but no one ever dreamed . 10:06. 10:50:. ,
that every youngster. it would mmri P. l—llmh. 1:06. l:23x.'z:04x.
in the city would be attracted by Al- 2: 57, 4: an, 4: 51, 4: 43:, 5:13;, 6: 29,
ice and her wonderland it was the 6: 32, 6: 903,6; .6, 7: 15x, 7: 35x. 8: 06:,
Regent theatre—seating. MOO—where 3:10;, 9; 33, 11:15:, 1:: 00;, .
Alice was billed and both streets: W
leading to it were blocked with child-‘, Alt—C 90, 9: 00;, 9: 00;,
ren. They came in autos and farm 10- 033,10: 59;,
wagons and worst of all. the trolley IKE—11:10:. 1: 03x. 2: 00x. 8: 861.,
can leading into the city were pack- l 5: 0:, 5: 35a. 6:”; 7: 30:, 8: 103,9: 98:.
ed with youngsters, who had to return 10: 00;, 19:15:, 13:90:.
home disappointed. What a pity that‘ South w 4. NOW Haven. ‘-
moving picture houses do not enter, A. 1.13: fig, 1: 33; , 5-53, 7: 15.2
.more to children and use their screen 9: 15:, 19: 09;, 10:19:, 10: 28x. 11.1113:
Tafor such wholesome stories as "Alice,I11:$7x.
in Wonderland " Give patrons losai p, u,:._.1 “3:33;, 3: 19;, 4: 23 519:
blod and thunder scenes and more 0:10:20 0-51, 7:“ 9: 20;, g: «x, 9:14;,
the sweater things of life. Yootel'don ‘ 8: 862. 11:“.
compose the Lockwood battery. while,
Coaki and Burke will work for Sangu-
tuck.
LOCKWOODS ACCEPT CHALLENGE
The Lockwooda have accepted the
challenge of the Norwalk High school
team for a. game on Field Day, at lio-
15:49:, 8:69. >'
ton Point; .
A meeting of the general committee
of the Catholic Club will be held on
Monday evening. in the dubhouse in
West avenue. Matters relative to‘the
coming lawn fete will be discussed.
Reports from the committee on the
proposed tennis courts in the rear ot
the club house will also be received
at, this meeting. and it is expected
that some definite action will be tak-
en in regard to this matter. Plans for
the installation of a new heating plant
in the club house? this summer, will
also be considered.
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9:21!”
The regular Friday evening June
devotions were held inst evening in
St. Mary‘s Church, at eight o'clock.
' Today. June 17th. is being celebrat-
ed throughout Massachusetts. as Bun-
ker Hill 0:1,...-
Ralph Leary, Rudolph Stoddinger and
,Junea nutty enjoyed an automobile
' W to unmou- loat evening. whore
, they attended. tho loo-o carnival.
experience should be enough to eon-l
vines any make of films what to boat.
Idoeined. '* ,
—rfyqahnd been agoodSontlnol '
wmuwm.m. In. m or lam ~Bt..
oaouolyoar’ present. 1;“ mihumm-NWYM clemat-
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10: 1'. 11:18. ”in;
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