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William hopes, of south Norwalk be-’ Norwalk SO. Norwalk
‘me ill in Willow street. Stamford!
.yesterday. and he was sent to the hour: m
pitnl. . l The final hearing on the 852,000
——-———- 1claim of Marshall Bros. of Fall Riv-
Tlie pupils of Mrs. George Warner-gen Mass, against the National Hat
Bradley. of 193 Main street, will give‘ (‘0. of Danbury, which was to havo
Iheir annual piano recital on Fridayi been held before Judge John R. Booth
Evening. at 8 o'clock. as a committee of the superior court.
in the city court room. Danbury. yer-
i The Norwalk Ti'pograpliical t'nloi.,lterday. was postponed on account of
No. 520. will hold a regular meeting‘tlle illness of Judge Booth.
Ibis afternoon at 5 o'clock, so the OH
Ice of Frederick 3_ Lyon, North Main! ——Theda Bars in "East Lynne" at
‘btroot. a. jThe Regent. tomorrow.
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l A delegation of members of Noni Horace Shepard, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mllkdsodge, No. 709. Benevolent and i Mrs. Horace 1.. Shepard of 28 Sth'
PrOtective Order of Elks, visited the Main street. Danbury left yesterday.
3“!“le W hat evening, md‘by motorboat from South Norwalk
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The Last Episode of “The '-
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COMMENCING SATURDAY. JULY 8th, THE MIL-
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BILLIE BURKE in “Gloria’s Romance”
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mistress, he refuses and Mad“ high collars that approach the lobeslmhm, Edi—be; several
strikes him. in shame. t‘rewe lends of the ears. Collars of that sort sug~ The recruits have a long au-
her the money. Madge does not tell {real the calyx, with the face and head I period 0‘ mm“ the“-
Dan that she get the money from as the blossom. l have also used the! Th. backhand 0‘ the 00m
Crewe, and he leaves for the weslfivery long sleeves that Trials Ol'er mylrmmfixfimfigeghzgm
Madge returns home. and (‘rewe' hand. i will tell you why. here to Ill out short terms d ~
finds her unconscious in the care of
"For years the high-necked gown ‘ enlistmuits under the Dick my.
the Janltress. and soon 10 become 8 has been banished by fashion, Thero
mother. He sends l1" l0 lhe Matern- fore the high collar will command at-
of those volltraizled and.
men expat to be “limit?“ “P
' mail-sinned onoes it e am
is scorch", as few of the recruits ell .
quality. May at these > .
YOU MAY DANCE
AT THE
ltv Hospital. where she is put in s tention. Getting attention
public ward. Later Crewe gets her one. .
were entertained in s most pleasantllor Lake Champlain. via. Inns Island
‘Inanner, sound. Hudson river. and the D. & H.‘
—'Hteda Bara in “East Lynne" at
‘fl‘he Regent, tomorrow.
t
Lake Champlain.
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J Howard Front. of Bethel, who under-. The first flag to be flown in the
'lWent an operation at the Norwalk‘City of Norwalk in conection with the
hospital June 10, is reported as mp} Mexican crisis, was hoisted at sunrise
5 proving daily. and will be able to. this morning at No. 10 Reed street by
‘leave on July lst. Lieutenant Teifair M, Minion. or tht“
. ' ————- New York Naval Militia assisted by
l The Salvation Army begins summer Master i‘larellce Miniott. in honor of
relief work next week by taking a‘the departure for the Mexican bord-
number of children to Roioh Polnt,'er of the troops from the States of
{Or a day's outing. The number of t‘onnecticut and New York.
- ichildren W1" depend upon the atnouni -—
Pf funds that come in for this work.‘ —-'l'lieda Barn in "East Lynne‘j
"' The Regent. tomorrow.
l Reports from Detective Sergeant
{I‘homas Motherland, who is at the
I meeting of the solicitors of the
'lwith Mrs. Matherland in \‘orwalk
‘ - borne in“ la kl . . -
yesterday, over the telephone. 0 till} c ey At this meet
me '
.- m m ”‘9 hospital. lowing this there will be a
time with refreshments. All
lcoustrticuon of a new section of at e‘ .
road the best 70nd from Danburyaio an urged to be present.
.Brookiield Center is not by the usual!
route, but over Huckleberry Hill. A
Ind stretch of road may be avoided
they report, by going over Huckleber-
ry Hill and turnign to the right at
‘Ihe foot oi the hill. '
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—LUNCH AT COUNTRY CLUB
Fridays. A special luncheon is serv-
Vbd every Friday.
city, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan M.
George. of Farview avenue. Danbury,
is a member of Co.. A..’1l!rtlt New
York field battery. which is in camp
at Van Contland Park, New York city.
in readiness to leaye for the Mexican
‘moi-der. rMs. N. M_ George went to
New York yesterday to bid her son
‘good-bye. n ‘
. —The Bal'view avenue section of
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' Elma? KAgency 'tthe South Norwalk Congregational
Films. Page: Dcfi?§;t.:3$:;:téchtuch, will hold an outdoor festival
“can“. Chemicals and 9 every: { (1)): Thursday evening. June 29th, at 85
thing used in Photo m h l yView avenue, from 7 to 10 o'clock.
g P Y- The ladies have arranged a very nov-
smlson-Powefl.Corponfion el and pleasing entertainment, includ-
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS, ing the Blue Century Entertainers.
.2 Washington Street. Good music and refreshments will in-
sz Norwalk, Ct. sure an enjoyable time to those at-
- tending.
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The Year Hall Gone
'Have you accomplished half
that you set out to accomplish
in Q16? Have you saved half
as much as you intended to save
this year? ’ \ .
If not don't be dicsoaraged.
Re-double your efforts and take ,
toll of each passing month 'tn "
the form of a good-sized deposit
in your South NorwalkSavings
Bank savings account.
”smearing
1court-ti" '
' 1 new
wright,
Partners."
the
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. I The assistant director is Albert J.
Nathan ~
F' ceor‘e’ 0‘ MW 3°“ Kelly. of New York City.
The pictures concluded their stay
MOTION PICTURES OF NORWALKl
Scenes for “The Partners" Have Been
Secured by Noted Broadway
Artists.
Four of the most famous.
canal. Youns Shepard will spend theipicture people in the United States
month of Jilly at (‘amp Dudley on were in 5'0”.“ yesterday,
'were (‘hariott-e Walker, Richard Tuck-
er, Will Worth. Jr.. and Mrs. W, W.
Worth. M rs, (‘ilarloite Walter the wife
of (‘haries Walters, the famous plai-
alithor of
,"The \\'oman," and_“'l‘he Wolf."
The company was. in this city for
the purpose of filming scenes of the
great play and photo drama
The scene of the story is
.Iflld at the time of the gold strike
lin the Klondyke region
‘\\'itlltcr is pictured with “Ililly"\\'oi‘lh
“ as husband and wife parting lit the
{railroad station as the man starts on
his long Journey to the gold fields.
Neurolo ' v . v . The director of the
mcal institute. New link. are'mnmn0n ”hm”. will be held on George A Llahl. who has been con.
"niosi gratif . .
ylng He “an able to talk Saturday evening or "”5 week 5‘ mmnectcd with some of tht’ greatest of
“d i ii et i th ent Broadway
Haiti he v. . "g '9 r urns rom e rec csn- Wright originated the role of "Joe
“an pleased with his "’9“ than of the village will be made. Fol- Garson," in "\vuhln the Law," which
soclhal run seventy-two weeks at tile Eitolls'
Autom . _ w °.Theatre ill New York.
' 0mm” report that since the have gathered funds for the Library; The camera man is James W. Ram-
the
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transferred to a private ward, pays
“The bill and charge the superintend- in suggesting character, from Sarah
eat to keep the fact secret. iBernhardt. when i played in Paris.
Meanwhile. II”! III unpleasar“ {Bernhardt has always clung to the
perlencr on the trlln. which causeSLIonguightatting sleeves that extends
ito miss a Wife. Dill arrives in Fris- over her hand more than halfway. (
co. and finds lhfll Barnard hid “Nd 'She gives this reason: A woman’s'
- him not to (“01116. Is ll. I!“ b0” 0“" bands can be expressive only when
ed to Butte. DID (0110'! All" him. they are extremely beautiful. Truly
Madge lies It death's door liter the beautiful hands are one of the rarest
child is born. Crel'e cells and finds gifts in nature's giVing. Rather than
there in no hope for ll". ll0 '19 Bend'nttract attention to possible ugl!
a message and asks Madge when 339 points. Bernhard says: ‘Cover them.‘
1" ‘0‘ ‘0 D” hlm- Th“ "“59" "i could find no doctrine that Would
the fight in her and GM “will“ ”“3 leitd more surely to artistic success.
to life. Dan (01'0“? '1“de ‘0 'So. although i don't think my hands
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telegraphs Dan that he has a son, and 3.99"! m an important factor in many
when Madge is ready to go homolof my gowns.
(‘rewe stocks her place up with food. “The psyschology of the long. cling-
ilan tinally catches up with Barnard ing, revealing robe. is ‘0 was“. the
;but ls turned down. He is broke and sinuoslty of the serpent, the patron
:50“ “0 work 3“ a ”0"" “l “ cheap reptile of the human vampire. Most
lhotel. Dan's model is finally accepted people loathe snakes. Anything that
‘l learned the great value of sleeves “01 1081’ the circumstuou
Bulls and then back to Frisco. Crewe‘p‘mmhfly unattractive. yh'e long'
the. here. Mala 3h; ‘ '
U. B. A, as chleI mastering Mi
would not send to the W ”
whose ealiatments egpfro
in three tbs. as the fed-rel .
most would be under expense;
turning them to their home » f ~
{9r discharge. The iniiitiamoa'~ '“
not take the federal oath for ‘
vesn' ‘ .
Captain Barry Carter. ;.. .t
fantry. h camp adiutant. ' ,
James Beauty. of Company (7. ,
was second is seniority in the
merit. Captain Carter being his ’ ‘
is the sealer line officer among ’
instructors a.
The Yale batteries will come ‘0
probably by aturday, under
Buford. U. B. L. for a four ,-
drill period. There is plenty of ‘ ..
here for field drill. and it is not w
sary for the batteries to go to .
Haven. The batteries need t
fsrriers and fourteen cooks. mot! v
piles and equipment, but they ’ '
move when these are obtained
W. i
out waiting for more men. than“
KOO.
{by Barnard and he becomes affluent. ‘ suggests them repels the average aud-
.He send Made money. and returninlt “.mp-
ihome lllt‘l'. “Mill ”ll“ ““89 h“ be- “So that. alas. is one tnore point
locate it mixer. and lnslrtr‘ 0" “"“lll i“ that l have to emplov to make in!
a cheap flat. Dan takes her om to people hate "1.." '
idinncr. but she won't dress up. 01'9““.
sees them. Dan is dressed finely and
:he and Madge quarrel and are driven
.out of the place. llan asks the sup: BONNECIlBUI MIUHAMEN
l.eritttendeni of the hospital who with -
{his wife‘s bills. latter llan finds the?
Istub in Madge’a check book where she,
(Continued from First Page).
.had returned «be money to CI'OWP. e
sank! her about it and she tries to ex-
snoiber to feed.
the money dwindlcs.
er lodging house. where Madge in-i
forms Dan that there will soon ‘
Dan cannot sell his smelter ,
lie tries to get?
work as a writer, but receives little
plain.
But Dan suspects her and WW
quarrel anti lktn leaves her—but re-
bttlf past one o‘clock this morning.
Colonel Mct‘abe and staff left with
his battalion yesterday.
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turns later and ”"3 0'9“" "Hm: to! ‘’The troop movement was begun yes-
,md persuade Madge to divorce hlm. DH‘JPrdIy morning when the trains bear-
ing Troop B. Cavalry. of Hartford,
tells Madge she may go and offers her
the baby aim. but her love wells up
and she t.ccts to stay on with Dan.
and the First Connecticut l-‘ieid Com-
pany. Signal Corps. pulled out. Then
tame numerous delays, holding up
I recruits coming here.
1 Upon the departure of the -.
,Regiment the postal arranger:
lump were left. with Erivsto
‘ Brody. who has been in the Yale
tones and was assigned to work
Chaplain Petty. of the Second In“!
try. in that regiment. As Broad“ ‘
"rookie." (a stayed behind. 0.
Petty arranged that all mail for“r
Second Regiment men arriving ..
amp will be forward in r f .
pouches direct to Nogales. Aria;-
it would be impossible to hand».
ear-onto. and to have it following“ -
regiment from station to station ‘
involve mat labor and te~ i
bother and delay. The mails have .
eluded quantities of parcel post .~
‘ter. Similar arrangements have .
made in the rim infantry. That ‘
ter box in snip was obtained Bandit'
morning by Chaplain Petty. when ‘ .. _ _.
rain and before he preached a
men. went into Niantlc village. ~-
manded a box which was in
and,
in Norwalk, and the company will re-
age from the postmaster.
turn at once to Bedford Park. Bronx.
,New York City,
; Miss Walker. who has appeared in
lonly two other pictures on the l’aclf.
.ic coast, says that the work of up-
pearlng in pictures on the East (‘onst
'itt‘very delightful. and that she hopes
*to appear more often in pictures tak-
{en around this vicinity. especially 2..
'N'orwalk, for which tdwn she stated
encouragement. Madge rents a cheap
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flat and furnishes "it on the install-- ‘
merit plan, and they move in. MontmiTHEoA SARA lN “EAST LYNNE‘
pass. and they still linger in the5 AT THE REGENT TOMORROW.
shadownf poverty. At this point. ml The leading star in the it'll-star cast
meets Colonel Barnard a big man iniot the film "East Lynne. William
the Coast Copper Company and showsPox‘s reproduction of that old dra-
him his invention and invites him mimetic favorite. is Theda Barri. termed
dine at the St. Croesus Hotel. “the most beautifully wicked woman
Barnard accepts. When Dan tells"“ tthe world." in her screen parts as
Madge she agrees with him. and gives 1 vampire woman and "“9"“ “1'
Dan twenty dollars that she has “Maround villainess. Miss Bars. who
the departure of the vsriou; com- l .
woods for hours. The field hospi‘al 3m“! imeh:l?ou-lfi‘einttgcarp
and the First Regiment of lnfantrylu‘ it “I ~.
. f "Til .
left during yesterday aternoon anu . Avilleontlaae to do “mum ‘_
evening.
NEW HAVEN. June 28.——The fol- M m outside the grounds. ,
lowing statement was issued from the “‘3‘ M Dildo in addition W .
omces of the New York. New Haven house duh- 5'“ atlnoon ll VI.“
and Hartford "Railroad today: GOT-1°“ that orders had been
“The heavy movements of troops goéfia .‘m OW ll WOIlWCI‘d
. '
from Massachusetts. 'Rhode Island. ;
(‘onnecticut and New York has taxed‘i NEW HAVEN. June 28.-Moro
to the utmost both the coach andneetleut troops are to be despa
to the southwest without dilay.
{yesterday morning. she has develop
ed a great liking.
things. They go to expensive restaur-
‘ed. Barnard tells Dan that he must,
go to the coast and demonstrate his]
*‘T‘o‘nigtit.
. s.
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fwhat litle money they have in the
ants and llfc is a joy. Dan meanwhile‘bmk. but when she gets the money,’
is trying to sell his newest invention M3489 loses It. and goes to Arthur
a smelting device, but finds it isn’tgcl-ewe and asks him to loan her “ml
easy to do. On the first of the month hundred and my}. dollars When he'
when Madge gets the bills she and‘ukt, for security, Madge says, “My-.
Dan wake up to the fact that lheself." ‘
“fortune" is gone. so they give upi
their apartment and move to a cheap- that Madge is offering to become his
Crewe mlsunderstands, and thinks-
believes a woman villain is just as
necessary to good drama as a male
'lainous.
“1 dress like a snake." she explains.
7‘1 am sure the greater part of my
Iaudiences do not realise that choice.
of clothes is one of the most dlmcult
tasks I have,
"in motion pictures the tremendous
iinfluence of the human voice is lack-
ing. Therefore. everything we have
to work with must be made to exec:
its greatest value.
“Clothes must convey—or tend to
convey—the character one is playing.
“Vampire garments have long been
of a stereotyped cut. Dress woman
in a long-trained gown that suggests
every line of her figure and uncov-
ers more of her back than convention
allows. and she is immediately stamp
. ed as a person to be shunned.
“Tradition is a powerful arty. There-
fore that type of gown must be in
every ,stage vampire's wardrobe. if
.1 .should tell you6 how many I have.
i think you might doubt thqnumber.
“I have tried to depart. radically.
from' the tradition that the favorite
. breakfast costume for a vampireis
the deeollete chiffon. rose-budded tee-
; gown. Vampires couldn't exist in that
' jam of garment. Only the florid. rath-
' or mature blonds. whose dimples have
, begun to ”lengthen into suggested
sleeping car equipment of the New.
Haven Railroad.
"it is essential that the soldiers be
furnish. and the New Haven Railroad
is making every effort to do this.
“A large number of coaches and
lslecping cars have been taken from
the regular service and given over to,
the troop trains, and this has created.
the heavy l
particularly felt during
movement of business
Fourth of July holidays."
This mobilization camp for the Con-
nccticut National Guard. denuded of
infantry. cavalry and supplementary
troops. except for Troop A. of ‘New;
ond Infantry. a reserve officer, is in
command. To him began reporting
today the other reserve omcers.who
will be assigned to the depot battalion
of five companies of infantry to be
composed almost wholly of recruits.
most of them of very raw‘materlal.
These recruits will be hardened and
the East Haven. range for' ride p
tics. and when at will be forwarder“
commands wherever they may be
along the Merl border. There are
several hund recruits in camp.
More thanhalf are tbosemha re-
cruited to fill compebies to war
strength before the orders to go into,
camp came. These recruits expect to
eventually dud themselves in the oom-
psnies in which they hut enlisted. but
those who joined the 'jcolors after-
wards willbavstotakeacbanooof
sught military? routine, then sea to 4
by detachments to the Connecticut‘_
cording to orders which will
later in the day. Troop A. Gs
TONIGHT AT THE REGENT- mount to the direcors. and leavesivn‘m' "9": bell“. lhow we “Eat: moved to the Mexican border with}; 1&1me 3:23.111 B of
Madge buys all manner 01 PM“ town. Dan and d £10m” “3 9‘ r it appear ‘ every comfort that it is possible to 17 , 1
Ma 88 dECide to take- . “d [mm F 0‘ sway“ the
at the hot Haven
former at. its armory in
to be ordered to leave ,
fore m. Both the batteries
equipmt. but they have the
a shortage of equipment. which will be llulll IIIOOI' 0t lien. '
maximum. Mass. June .
during 1119 The hat of the federalized milith.
T mil-thus called from this state
border service started for the
today. The field artillery and as
ry foreoi entrained during the .
and forenoon and set
Haven. was entirely given over to the. ; of the movement which . ‘ l
preliminary work oi training recruitsl horny Sweetest and the
today. Major J. Richard North. See i went began on Monday night. ‘
concentrated at El Peso. their
tron. Massachusetts trooper!
her five thousand men. ’ ‘ -
' , ., _ . . 'wrinklee. summation toastsndsiptea get, .iuto theoohwabyplawm "1 ~
E . 3.] ‘ ' ' ; . ' X 'insonstnms like that. ‘ the" loses-thorn! ‘
the! Clay, ton. "Um 30°“ AX'W It‘llg‘tlse'Worash,~ ’9 at . '.'_l'. have made a specialty of the‘mch“ 01w asstlto “533“”. “‘L
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tomorrow
range. and' II '
Branford.
out as the.
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