'to the confiscation of mail,
gree, Knights of Columbus,
’ment of Si.‘
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‘ Sportwpes
IPalm Beach Cloth and Poplin.
L New and Popular Styles.
E. K. BANKS
fl Mahackemo Hotel Block.
P' South Norwalk.
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Specials for Wedding Gills
I! Nutting Pictures
[7‘ Fulper Crockery
1 Brass Reading Lamps
‘ and
NE: Ivory Ware.
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DONNELLY’S
GIFT SHOP
16 South Main Street.
(III NEWS
"Life is a game
Be game in playing it."
Our blue serge suits at $20.
at $15.
will .be the winners as seen
and gray worsteds
at the game.
Come in today—we can suit
you up until six o‘clock.
Straw hats $2 to $6.
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Rogers 81 Stevens
Norwalk So. Norwalk
THE___A___TRE
PHONE 1 501
NORWALK
TONIGHT
And Tomorrow Afternoon and Night
The Masterpiece of the Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature Co.
God’s Country and the Woman
A Drama of the Northwest in 8 Parts
FRIDAY. JUNE 23
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AIIIIS IRON SIIOIIIIiN8
IIIONINII III
A large quantity of the Famous “Uneedit” Family Gas Irons go on sale today. We
guarantee the iron to do all we claim for it and to satisfy you in every way.
Peggy Hyland in “Saints and Sinners”
SATLIRDAYo JUNE 24
Wm. Fox Corporation A Saturday Morning
Presents the Star
At 10:30
Jose C011!
“8 L The Children’s Treat
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“A Woman's Honor” 6‘1 - -
_an (1— . S Alice in
The 14th Episode of
“The Strange Case of
Mary Page.”
Wonderland”
Admission . .
[0 cents
than:
m
Baston concern had leased the
”I
John oxen, of South Norwalk, has:
“signed his position with \‘aatt Store in the liaviland block on Watch
Brothers' garage, iington street, formerly~ occupied by
Andrew Davey, and will shortly open
At the conclusion of last nights a butter and cheese business there.
'meeting of the board of estimate it \‘ine Norwalk cases are includEd in
was voted to 1111301111" until Friday' the list of short calendar cases, which
Draining, June 23, J! which time the will come up tomorrow in the super-
budget of the high department will be 10" CW"-
.oonsidered, and reports from various!
committees will be received.
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INSURING PARCELS.
. . . . Department Asks Local P. O. to Help
(“alcium Chloride is being spread, Increase That Business
$01!”. In the street department, on“ The poslomce department is making
Falrfleld avenue and Flax Hill Road,. In drlw for mm: businesal: Insur‘lgz
and on the Clay Street Hill. Although 93“” 9°“ 9“ "e" an ‘5 as,
the weather is not of the best for this I the local postomce. in common with
other postofflces in the country, to lay
kind OI “Wk the street department great stress on this feature of the par
decided to remove their chloride from
cel post system.
the railroad cars, rather titan to 1183’ Th" “"9““ “I'd" ”99”“ by "‘9 IO'
36 per (lily trackage.
Ical postomce from the department at
1Washingloa on this matter is as fol
lows:
In order to get working certificates ‘l’oslmasters and postal employel
Slate Agent Hall, has decreed, that “93an rating fourth class fargels shdall
all cases inquire o t c sen er
all foreign born children must get; whether he desires such articles to be
then birth certificates front Europe l.nsured except in those cases where
I” from uherever they came. The the sender has preliously stated that
scouting of these celtificates Is prov-I he does :lnt desire his shipments to be
. r 91 sent as Insured mall.
mg quite a problem Il0W(\t’!,)y0 :2: “It should be intently home In mind
. that it is the. purpose of the depart~
English Government In some “3595- -,tnent to increase the patronage of the
find the holding up of all letters some insurance feature If the question is
time. indefinitely put ilegutiv,cl_\ as ‘You do not wish to
' ' insure. do you?‘ it will naturally evoke
a negative response. while if the ques
lion implies 'Illll it is desirable to lil-
.uic parcels 1.1ill be likelv to result Ill
w‘llCIl patrnnngt: beiig increased."
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All Over the County They Are Taking
VNeutrone Prescription 99.‘
“Neutrons: Prescription 99" removes
Rct Charles “v. McCormnck p'resi- the poisonous accumulations that
tied at last e1 enlngs regular quanep‘mdg“ I“ “I“ “00“-
ly (-onftlcnce of the iFrst Methodist “I"? one “9“” ““9 50“ “I“ he
Ciiurt It This is the first meeting of looking “I other ”“39”” instead or
the First Methodist church. that ReV. ibelng an obect 0‘ misery and WY
Mci‘orninck has attended. being onlyI ‘0“1 IWIIS and muscles WI” be.
recenth elected as superintendent. of loose and llmbcred up, all aches and
the local district_ Reports which‘ mlser1 11 ill be gone, you will feel like
were receilcd at last night‘s meeting. 1““-
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Bishop l-‘enwiclt Assettlbly, fourth 1111.
held a
meeting. last night, ill the club house.
on \‘l'est avenue. It was voted in give
the usual medal to the pupil who!
stands the highest in American his.
tory in St. Mary's school. All of the
melnbcis are requested to be present
at the graduating exercises of the
Brilool,’which will be held in the base-
llary‘s church, on Mon-
‘day evening, June 26.
ShOWtHI thee hurch 10 be in a most As soon as you take “Neutrone Pre-
satisfaclory condition in every way. SCFIDIIOH 99" you can feel III? pain
and miserv leaving and comfort and
happiness coming in. Go to your
Kodak Agency drugglst today and get it 50c or $1.00
Full line 0f KOdakS, CamCTaS.( bottle, they cnloy life. feel like do-
Films, Paper. Developers, Tray-3.: in: things again. Mall orders filled
Mounts, Chemicals and every-on 3100 size. —The Clifford Pharma-
thing used 1!! Photography. cy. So. Norwalk. and all good druz
Stillson-l’owelI-Corpo'ation Islets everywhere ‘3
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS,
82 Washington Street. I
South Norwalk, Ct.
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—If you have rooms for rent, try
if Sentinel To Let ad. and rent them.
Uptenanted property is an expense.
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Banner Field Day at Roton Point
Saturday, July lst, l9l6—Open to All
5-Mile Marathon—r,ooo-Yard Race—zzo-Yard Dash—roo-
Yard Dash—One Mile Relay.
Valuable prizes given, entries close June 24th.
the direction of Eugene Perkins,
South Norwalk, Conn.
BASEBALL GAME CALLED AT 11 A. M.
Under
126 Washington strcet,~
ENTRY BLANK
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PEGGY HVLAND NOTED ENGLISH confesses all in a letter to her father.
The Minister and the enraged George
.- l‘al‘lsil Priest," “David Garrick," “The:
road company
5, he alternated
., graph Company.
The Iron, Stand and Six Feet Flexible Steel Tubing, only $3.50
SPECI A L With the first two hundred Irons sold. we will give
a good quality hardwood 1‘01.me iltoalsc
PREMIUM Bonn) absolutely Hint of (barge.
REMEMBER—THERE ARE ONLY 200 BOARDS
The United Electric highland Water C0.
Phone 1680 67 WALL STREET
idence, and attacked him savagely.
One of the dogs. leaping Into the air.
linflicted S€\€1€‘ wounds on Ir. 8h.»
han’s face, the results of Ihlch. all.
yet to be learned.
Upon int estigation yesteray after-
noon, by the dog warden, Ira. M-
leroy informed Mr. Walsh, tut in
had sent the dog to Kalle. It:
1W alsh, stated this morning. that It":
AGRICULTURE BOARD GIVES
WARNING.
Man on the Box," ttc. Branching
out for himself, Mr Duncan organ-
ised a summer stock company, which 5““ Commission Defines Attitude on
mm with such pronounced success. aI Fl".-
was formed for 11“; Secretary Leonard M. Healey of'
season For 51, years‘ the state board of agriculture has is
with all the produc-. ’sued a handbook 0t Connecticut
lions and for two years starred in his “"5 and their dates The ”IRWIN-l
plav "The Fifth Generation," contains, In addition reprints of the
own ,,
. statutes designating the duties and
one of ttn original plays he used in ”0‘9” 0‘ the ard in connection 9151“ hours would be given
stock.
with the incorporated asricultural Fauntleroy. to get the canine staid
Finding that “mu“ ‘ were cutting associations of the state and rules on his way back 10 "“8 city.
into his business, Mr Duncan decldtd made by the board, which are as fol-’ ‘If he is in the heart 0‘ Km
to “cut" Into the pictures and joined lows— with Villa," said Mr. Walsh, ‘0 ‘m
11 Chicago film producing companv in‘ When a member of the board let-bring him back."
tlzo capacity of leading man scenario in; .9 a delegates to any fair, 01" Failure on the part 0’ Hrs. I t.-
regular winter
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writer, director and later combined when a member of the board is a Icroy. to secure the dog, wmmltll
that of manager with his other duties. Visitor to my fair, and shall call the the case being carried into the courts
Sirite joining the Western \‘ita-iattentlon of any of the officials “Tier settlement.
Mr Duncan has said fair to the fact that such a game ,_____.____._.——-—-
added materially to his reputation as or games being conducted upon saldi “That lady plays bridle over!
a leading man by hi; masterly mt: fairs grounds, said official or officials-
? ck ds1 of the world. Isn't. no a.
DGrlravala In such pictures as “The {hall inlediati-Iy thereupon cause to;we d fiil’"
. n 1- be arrested ejected or temporarily W0“ 9' -
.\Ian from the Desert. A Child of . , .. ' . 9 .
the North" “Anne of the Mines“ ”mm“. 33 I)" Section 4404, the‘ Cant say that she lt. Byrd-der-
person or persons engaged in such ful we mean something to wonder at.
PHOTOPLAY DEBUT IN
“SAINTS AND SINNERS. "
Miss leggy liy,land( tllc bcautiful
and talented little English actress
leave for the city to the aid of the un
fortunate girl.
FAVORITE, MAKES AMERICAN
I Buddies. a rclative of
cpptnr exclusively on the screen un-Ihcrsclf.
cer the management of the
l'liih-rs Film Co.
Porto, 1ft.) she ls rescued
Famouslby hci father and the young farmer.
has created consid~I 'lilt‘ouuh the ti'tacliel'y of llotritard,
ti'ttblc newspaper comment, mnkca iicrItl‘cir only witness, the Minister lose:
debut to the American public in a his position at the church. “corp-t1,
thrilling plcturlztttlon of Henry Arthui :11111 r :1 journey to the Wt-st returns
Jollcs' noted dranlatic success, Saints‘uilll ii fortune and utilities Letty.
anti Sinners." This current rcltaseon Ilittllllillt' s attain rcil'ns supreme when
the Paramount program will be shown lIll congregation reinstall-s tlieil be-
nt the Regent Filth“, June 23.1lu11-d preacher.
It is it matter of odd Interest thatI ————-~
.\l.s.~1 liyinntl, who has diatlngulslicdfiMOVIE STAR ONCE A
herself abroad In the stellar l‘olt‘s of: PHYSICAL CULTURE EXPERT
many stage successes,
should appear, .
1.. her first American scrct-n ofl‘crlnn'Quaker City's Foremost Society Mom.
in an lingllahnlan's play, and a drama bers Attended His Studio.
nioitover. that won its Ill". success In. William Iluncan.
Europe .repealing its stage trinnlph \\'ryinall,.in‘
litter in the l'nlted States.
Miss llyinnd,
‘(lod'a Country and the
1“ onion," Vilaurnph‘s eight-purl drn»
In the lending role of'matic subject by James Oliver Cur-
Lclty Fletcher ,the only daughter almond. produced by Rollin S. Sturgeon,
the Minister of Stccplcford went with is a member of the Western Vita-
:i iciccted cast of. Famous Players, :rapl‘. Company, with studios at Hol-
leaned by llircctor Jas. Klrkwood, to lywood. Califomla. hlr. Duncan was
the most beautiful sections of Florldnlborn near Dundee, Scotland. al-
for the purpose of filming this superb though the greater part of his life has
drama. been spent in the l’nltcd States. Dur-
When the story opens, Lctty Is a hit: his early youth he indulged ill
ctntcnted little village maid. llvlnginthletlc sports of every sort, his scllol
1' It]: her father and Lydia. their house-Instlc records being.r so cxcellentas tr
keeper. She is the life of the littleihtluce him to become it professional
funny. and by her Innocent pranks He is the possessor of many trophies
keeps the two old folks young. George.“ thc result of his prowess in com
I-llligsmlll, a farmer, is vainly culling petitive sports. Mr. Duncan has dis-
on Letty for her hand In marriage. to, tinguishcd himself as a writer on the
the regret of her father, the Minister.Istaf1‘ of the Physical Culture Maga-
Lctly, like most country girls, has nIzine and was associated with the fa-
tit sire to see the city, and is nttract- mous McFadden Physical Culture
t-u' it. Captain Fanshawe, a gentlemaniliealth Home as physical director
of worldly experience and questiona- ,Latcr he opened a studio in.Phlladel
blc reputation. The Rev. Fletcheripbis, where he taught members of
and George finally persuade her to re- the Quaker City's foremost society."
from meeting the interloper During all the years which Mr.
~ ' Duncan devoted to athletics and the
Samuel Haggard ,a wealthy banker Physical Culture propaganda, a do.
and deacon of the Steepleford church, sire t0 malts 8 name 88 811.30“)? kept
again.
-icst iiuccess,
i‘anshawe s, calls at laetty's room to'
tell her of lilt Captain's double life '11!!!
whose recent arrlval in America to upsetting all her hopes of redeemingi
1IRIl-EIIEII3h star of the new
iiong as buttermilk l1.=n't lionstcd. She
‘Thc (‘hailce of Courage" and his lat-
“ lod‘s (‘ountry and the
Now, If she remained at hon. oc-
casionally and looked after her loll.
that would be wonderful."-lalhvub
Courlcrdournal.
game or games of chance. When the
.attentlon of the fair official, or 0171-
cials, shall be called to the fact that
such fair association will not be enti-
they do not immediately 1111111 the net.
cssary steps to comply wit‘ the last
mentioned statute, it shall he prllna
facie evidence that such game. or
games, are being conducted ulthiy
their knowledge and commit. antlI SOUTH NORWALK 10 NEW YORK
suit fair lissoia.ion will not be cntit- A \1__1 39!. 5- 35x, 5- “a. s- 573,.
1‘ in i'.~ rtnte appropriation. 7.1“, 7:40. 7:55x. 3:21;, 8:59;, 9:23;.
All indecent shows and show: for 9,39, 10:05,, 10:33“, 10:52:.
IWoman."
At the Regent, two days, starting to-
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N. Y..N..ll & II. ”Ilse Table
the beautiful Span-
William
l-‘ox feature picture, "A Woman‘s
Honor." says she doesn‘t care how
IllL’Il the price of gasoline gocsms
Jose Collin-t.
uses It exteriorly for a face bleach.
and Interlorly, especially in the sum-
irr-r because It‘s thinnlnlz and the "men only" “I” “0‘ be countenancedl P. M.——l2:02x. 1:07X. 113“. 3101‘. :5!
3"...“- b‘md,m|m,,,r 1mm“. by lhe board, and all fairs pernlltling‘3;29' 4:15,, 4:3“, 5:13;, 5:45, can,
”P illCIl shows upon their grounds WIII‘Gflzx' 7;02;, 8:061, 9:53;, ‘I 513
not be complying with the regulations; Sunday.K ‘
of the Mud as to the conduct of agrl-' A. M.——12:25x, 1:39x, 5:493, $3.
219:, 10:33:.
P. M.——12:02x, 1:071, 2:441, 3:121.
3131,5145, 6:02x, 7:023, 7:12. 7:48.
o'i'x, S206x, 9:53x, 10:05:, 10:40:.
cultural fairs, as by statute law rc-so
quired. I
l-‘alrt which do not comply w th 4;
the above rules will not be entitled
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who plays I'hlllii
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holds the Rev. Fletcher‘s only invest-
merit and livelihood in his hands. Cha-
grlned at the minister's deliberate re-
fusal of his crooked demands, Hog.
gan swears vengeance,
At the annual church picnic, Fan-
abawo again appears and invites Let-
ty to accompany him for a row on the
river, as he intends to leave the town
forever. It becomes very late; Fan-
showe offers to take her 'home by
train, which she also consents to.
However, the Captain secures tickets
for New York, not for Steepleford.
Letty realises her. predicament too
late. she ls already on her way. Hog-
lmmedlately upon her arrival, Letty
liti- own opinions.
Your House
or go away on vacation without
fust staring your silverware and
other valuables in our vaults.
Our charge for this service} by
the week, month or year, is very
reasonable.
forcing itself to the fore, until finally,
unable to combat this longing, he be-
cnme a member of the Forepaugh
Stock Company. In Philadelphia. In
the world of mimic art he found hls
forte and achieved rapid advance-
ment. Every succeeding engagement,
which lnclud membership in the
Baker Stock Company. Rochester. N.
,Y" and the Hopkins Stock Company,
in Memphis. Tenn, hdded to his Im-
portance as a player. After obtain-
ing a thorough knowledge of the re.
quinmopts of his art In the school
of stock experience. he tron the plan-
dits of more cosmopolitan audiences
through road tours as the footafld'
member in such weanm prodoo‘
tfons as "Sowing the Wind," “The
to their state appropriatlcns. 1 New York to South Non-alts.
For tire board. by N. ll. Brew a: A. ,\l,—-4:41x, 5:30, 6:40, 7251!.
ll‘t-rnnndo Wheeler, E. E. Brown, Git-1820013 8:31;, 9:00;, 9:21; 10:03:.
etuti've committee, state board of lo;0(3,10:i’10:. '. 'e
agriculture Leonard ll. Henley, P. .\I.-12:03:r 1:06, 1:131, tut. gas
' Secretary. I231: 4:21;. 4:31, 1:43;, 15:13:. am.
15:32, 610031.6206. 7:15x, 7:351. 3203!.
SENT one To MAINE. 13:101. 9:23. 11:15x,12:oox.
I Sundays.
Bu‘ Dog Warden Walsh Says Mrrl «\1—6 00, 8:001, 0300!, 9:1“.
Fauntleroy Will Have To Get ”10 03X 10 50!.
C"llinc more. ..\l-—12:10x, 1:031, 2:001. 3:151,
.. 1.... .., mm" W...“ ..‘15:i.2. 5:25x, 11:00:. 7:20x,8:1h.5:0.l.
M... if. ” 1,“, “am“ Thomlsilozonx' 102151.12: 00x. 1
.I' ‘ “ {mm , ‘ ‘ 1 South Norwalk to New Nan-1. ~~ . .
“illsh. it seems. that scritus 1.1.tionl A. \l #1222“. 1:331 ' 5:“. 73.3. g _
.tl follow the biting of James bhce- I91 15x. 10. 08: 10:18:, 10:28:, lynx. M
ban by a bulldog owned by Mrs. Rel| 11. 57: 1
en 1“. Fauntleroy of 13 Elm street. P M _1_ ”0 2_ 331, 3:16: 5.35:1“
- .h . . ' . The biting took place Friday after- I62 .0 6.51 7, 08x, 8 26:, 8 9“. 9,1“.
" A WOMAN: HONOR- noon, as Mr. Shcchnn, a resident of 9. 25x. 11' 08 ,
HWILUIH FOX PRODUCTION» the same street, was going home; Sunday). . ’
Jose Collins at The Regent "3"“ on we ”Dims“ 5““ 0‘ We} A.M.—12:23x.- 1:131. 7:“. 3:131.
0 Saturday Jiine 24 ' street from the residence of Mrs. '10219 11. 12:. 11.57. “
__..__- ' ub— Fauntleroy The bull dog, or possibly! P. 1M.—2: 07:, 3:121, 4:423. 6: K. “i
—JSentlnel Want Ads. Pay. Try one two dogs, according to Mr. Sbeehan..6: 33x. 7: 08x, 8:261. 8: 39!. 321%
and be convinced. rushed out from Mrs. Fauntleroy‘s res ’ 10: 10x 11:16:.
12* 3‘
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out noslliioli u .
The Honeymoon Express
New York to Old Point Oom-
fort, Va. -~
Daily Except SM, .
Fare $8.25 One Way, 31509
Round Trip
Including Meals and Stateroom
Barth
run BEST suonrssit ..
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