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This Week-GREATEST FEATURE PROGRAM EVER
TONIGHT ‘
_ A Beautiful Metro Wonderplay
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Featuring
. The Co-Stars .
HAROLD LOCKWOOD
and .
9", MAY IALLISON
“ The River oi
Romance”
TUESDAY
Paramount Picture Corp.
Present
The Favorite 93-min; ’r
WALLACE REID
and
CLEO RIDGELY
in ‘
“THE SELFISH WOMAN"
An intense drama of domestic strife.
with a background of real men and
women. entitled “The Selfish Woman."
Wallace field who supported Geraldine
Farm in her great Lasky produc-
tions. in his best role.
WEDNESDAY
The Vitagrapb Blue Ribbon
THURSDAY
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The Big Feature
Feature Will. FOX Comorafion. premt'
Robert Edeson THEM em
‘ ‘ in
in
‘l‘alhers oi Men’
A Drama of the Northwest In
6—Parts-6
With An All-Star Cast
"Untlerz Flags”
A Masterly Picturisation of
Ouida’s Intei'nationally
Famous Drama
FRIDAY
Paramount Pitcure Corp. -
Presents
DUSTIN FARNUM
The Idol of the Screen
in
“Davy Crockett”
As done by Frank Mayo being the
romantic love of the young hero of
history who is tantalized and baffled
by a maiden whom he carries oi!
bodily.
SATURDAY .
A Big Bis: Ribbon Feature
Lian BAIRD
in
“THE LIGHT OF
NEW YORK"
and
BILLIE BURKE
in
“GLORIA'S ROMANCE”
6th Chapter—“Hidden Fires
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P Sport Stripes
New and Popular Styles.
E. K. BANKS
l Mahackemo Hotel Block.
' South Norwalis.
IN
Palm Beach Cloth and Poplin. l
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Best Manolin
Record Out
17694
BE SURE TO HEAR 1T
DONNELL'Y’S
VICTROLA PARLOR
:6 South Main Street.
,1 till iiwst
i Ber. 'illlam H. Thomas, oi howdy-j
toll. u the preacher. yesterday, at'
the Ntirwalk M. it). church.
I‘itt-as Tribe. No. ‘26. l. O. ii. iii. will
meet tomorrow, at Red Men‘s llnll.on .
Washington street. .
Alexander Bolog. oi‘ Springwood
avenue. has reported to the policethe'
loss or a brown horse run one bllnd
. ‘Scfriieanthd. Harry ‘Rtifiigofinlaccomps-l
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RED TAG
5*
"The success of the hunting is proved by the pelt.”
Here's your chance to talle home a few scalps.
68 suits. made from popular fabrics. just what you'll enjoy
to finish the season and to open up the next season. Thin
stuff, but shape-retaining. Models are semi-close fitting,
some gathered back. some Norfolk. some patch pocket,
some regular business suits. and reduced 83 to $5 on every
suit. A few standard blue serges in the sale.
Many of the popular mixtures.“ some in the blue and
gray chefclo. ‘1] ,, I , 5 ' t '- a
Bargains in Furnishings
Rogers & Stevens
NORWALK: souri-i NORWALK
'i‘wo high ecclesiastics of the Roman
nied James "Wicked" “WNW 1° l(‘atliolic church honored St. Joseph's
,Nm'wich. Conn. today. Wilt"! "WM“ parihli yesterday. Rev. Father M. O.
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Contraetiag Notes.
(The Commercial Record.)
Plans for Garage.
Plans have been prepared by
Architect A. ‘N_ Paddock for a
garage to be built at Ros'ayton for
B is the retriest event of the at-
‘ Magma.“ { C “163.5 mm mile “animal” Baker. The building will be
im which “'AI'J Green and Andrew 11:33 feet. of hollow tile biOCkS Will!
.Lyon fought neck and neck all the “PM" shinsht. The building will
3 war. and wbioll was finally won by have concrete floor and electric lights.
lilreezi by a few inches. only alter a'
hard 5 rint. .
i Bothpthe men and women of the Mu" "R" Garage.
'club showed considerable skill in the The “Sum m “I for the WOW-‘96
idivinz contest. In the ladies’ dive, garage to be erected on South Main
fthe race for first honors was between street for Edward M. can, the p].ng
tMisses Helen and Alice Savage. and for which are by Architect A. N p“.
Iiviiti finally decided in favor of the dock. '
former. only after some diitlcult figur-
in; on the part of the judges. Donald feet. of concrete. with asbestos roof.
Taylor won first place in the men's skylight and concrete floor. Wllh I hot '
dive. with Stanley Baldwin a close water heating system.
i second. Joseph Byrae . .distinxuisbed 1
himself b' carr'ln three nrst lace
. plises awily. H: win the bdys' sfi‘imd Iatimates M Rssldsncs.
ilhe boy“. dive and the "m for brys's Estimates have been submitted for
;undnr )5 ye." at In- um Cecelia the construction of the proposed new
i Byrne also sustained the reputation ot residence at Cannon Station (or Lewis
the? rum"! by upturlns first 91m in it. Hurlburt, the plans for which are
We 3"" "in! ‘1‘“ "1° ‘1’" “W by Architect a. x. Paddock. As ore
I :23: 3:020:11" :Pgfilinsgfiglg; viotrdly described in these column, the
3 Horace Gray and William Ferris. with 50““ "u be 0‘ "°°dv containing nine
iSianley Baldwin and Junior Quinn a rooms with three baths. provided with
[close second. Misses Helen Savage nun-v modern convenience. and cost~
rand Pauline Miller were the winners ",0“ 12000
till the ladies' canoe nhn‘flie riaea,m‘ t 8 ' ' i‘ ‘
there awarded to the I urin; l
vibe intermission til the dance which The A. 1‘ (‘oiliiu 0°" "9 reeling re
list or markable listings during their August
sale. Their attractive
'prlt‘u keep this August money sav-
ing sale continuously moving. Your
ggdtogg: Close 2M' and “uncem‘opporlunity for :ubsiantial,, savings
1 Boy.‘ Swim. so yds.—?§loseph Byrne was never greater than riaht now. You
1st. Lawrence McMahon 2nd and Paul should not fail to take adi'antaiKP 0‘
.Burns 3N!- ' :l-lq mat sale. Read the advertise-
lAidiPl' Dive—Helen Savage. Alice merit
;£3"ii:;‘. Eugenie litummlcr . '
Men's Dive—Donald Taylor lst. _
-Stnley Baldwin '.‘.id and Charles Try .
ilor 3rd.
(Continued from First Page).
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I~ iiii iiiln suits ’
,followed the sports. The
events with the names of the winnem Furniture
iwas as follows:
lirls' Swim. 50 yds.-——L‘eceiill iiyrne
NOTICE.
The building Will be 60:90!
Sterling August
Furniture Sale
Saving of 10 to 20%
!‘_\'P.
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ed" will enjoy R 3‘01!” "WNW" 3‘ ”‘9 *lit-riicn, provincial of the Dominican.
(‘tllnp .‘l, P. 0. of A. will hold its
regular meeting, tonight. on Washing-
t
ion sirr-t-i.
transacted and all members are urged
to be present. .1
A horse owned by William Miller.
the Washington street groceryman.
fell down. under the railroad bridge.
S’iillll'tlill' afteinoon. and blocked triti-
iii lot a time. while he was being no.
’liili'l‘tf‘psfli ind 'the delivery wagon.
pulled from the trolley tracks.
are __——-~—
Stale lnt‘bflul? Farm, in ”I!“ city. iltiiit’l‘, read the 9 o'clock mails, and.
iRl‘V Piliiier J. W. Melody. professor
Attachment papers (or the amount 0, Moral Theology a. the (whom:
office of Town Clerk licrbert smnhlibrated the 10 o'clock mass and deliv-I
hy lisriy 1". Smith. and William J. ”pd u short but very eloquent SET-i
Smith of Stamford. against (,‘hiti‘it‘o‘i'mnn on the 3mm] 0‘ ”"3 day.
('tilihlin. of Nil.\\ilik. Tiit’ plaintiffs _
claim $235 damaccs.
Richard "Black Dick" Delalianty"
:was arrested late Saturday evening}
“"“fiin Woodward livcnue, for drunkenness
Andrew H. Lyon, who was
'(‘omc while in the “1mm"; “mlchvzand assault on Mary Dolan. Both
at the Knob, Saturday afternoon. ““3 Dick and Mary were considerably!
i't-oovered and resumed his duties with "under ,7". influence," Saturday even-i
. the Bridgeport Post. Mr. Lyon “'“i‘liaz. and while in such a condition. en-i
“Hm” the Mandolin record 1769‘ Itlaunched with heart failure. and “'“flir-rcil into a heated little discussionl“nd Eugenie Rummicr 2nd. ““d Elean-,
, _ Come and See Us
is the host mandolin record oilt. The.
sale of this record is far ahead of
that of the Marimba Band and you'
firnow what that sale was so you can-it
5 not afford to miss hearing this record
" at Donnelly‘s Victrola parlor.
StillsOn’s Remedy
Malaria
50c bottle
Stilison-Poweii-Corporation
ii PRESCRIPTION onuoois'rs.
k 82 Washington Street ,
' South Nomik. Gt. " '“'
" ‘ dual“ destruiltive fire would do
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hind others, who summoned Dr. A. it. ho. and luck “Wily
'Baldwin to prescribe for him.
tard avenuszralso. an open air meet- ,
night. All are cordially invited to at- ity Chapel, SouihNorwalk. and three
;, Think. of Your Private _
- . f . Papers, - . é
., ,L’ Make a mentaf‘inVentocy‘ of theta. Then think vwhatl‘
3- Thuihbeingitbem .to'tite Saié Deposit Departmeilt of
, the South Not-walls. Savings Bank and put them in safety}.
Riven attendance by Clfll‘mfl‘ 51““50“ ‘Words failed its the argument waxedi
started to usci
his lists to drive home the force oti
his argument. Mary was ”floored" in‘
the car tracks. and succeeded in hold.I
in: up traffic for some few momentsi
. before the police were notified‘ Of-
The Monroe street Mission workers iicer Brehm appeared onthe scene and
had charge of the Salvation :Arm)‘ placed Dick. under arrest. Dick nppear-,
open air. also the indoor serviceS. ‘881 ed rcry repentant in court this morn-L
night. Four people expressed a desm‘ring. and even took the pledge for one.‘
Lulic Benedict is getting out plans
for the erection of a stone house in
Clinton avenue.
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. to live better lives. The Worker's Willjyear. His case was nolled after he.
conduct a meeting. tonight. at 17 Quin- 'hnd sworn abstinence. l
ing on Railroad avenue. and 3 meet- Miss Spraizue's canning demonstra-
mg in the ‘Mission room on Tuesday tion at ten in the morning in Trin-
tend these meetings. Free will otter- in the afternoon at 39 Wall Street.
ing only. Thursday afternoon is exciting much
interest. but the Committee is most
anxious that she should have a good
L. audience and assures everyone that
‘ this dém‘onsiration is not’to be. miss.
From all. sides We hear or the
x.vnltle of this sort of thing. One friend.
'from New York Slate tells that. their
winter was made a different thingiby
this modern. scientific method 0! put-
{iin’gg'up the fruits. .vcgeiables and
steens'trorn their garden. The Nor-
im Chamber of Commerce, division
[of County {aria Bureau. assures us
to them. '
the: lbera firm the room‘ior everybody
on Thursday» alternoi‘ipgand the Hunt:
1‘
gut ‘ South ,. notion-
it: our
A.” -..-l 2'. 7.9 Y -. 2w: ;t g, 1 ‘,
Boys' Dive—Joseph Byrne lat. Paul-
Burns 2nd and Paul Magner 3rd. i
Girls‘ Dive—Cecelia Byrne T51. andi
Louise Close 2nd. '
Novelty Race~Stanley Baldwin 1st,.
Special business will be. 20' 3.350 we". filed this morning, in the University, Washington. D. C.. cpk_t.l()hii McMahon 23d and Junior Quinn‘
Men's Half Mile Swim—WardI
Green 1st. Andrew Lyon 2nd.
lliu yda. Swim for Boys-Joseph:
Byr‘ie 1st. Edward McMahon 2nd and
Lullalil tiray 3rd.
('lil'la' 100 yds. Swim—Mary Burns
1st, Mary McMahon 2nd and Eugenie
ilummler 3rd. .
Hurry Scurry (‘iinoe Race—Stanley"
Baldwin lst, Junior Quinn 2nd and
Fred Murphy 3rd. 1
Ladies' (‘anoe Race—Helen Snvago
and Pauline Miller 1st. Nancy Bryae=
or Moses and Alice Savage 3rd.
Men's Canoe Race—Horace Gray
and “Cap" Ferris is! Junior Quinn and
Stanley Baldwin 23d. and Charles
Petty and John McMahon 8rd. f
Canoe Tilling won by Stanley Baldwin
8: Cap Ferris; second John McMahon
& William Taylor.
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\‘nast Brothers. the local garage
men. have adtied a line. ne‘w Overland.
service car to their already line equipg
incur. The car-is painted a brighti
red. and is very attractive. as well as:
Removal of Pist-
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J. M. Laytont’t Co. the.
On and After May 9th ,
'reitbt will be received at Pier 45
East River Foot of Jackson Street for
EORWALK, SO. NORWALK. WEST.
Uni-1T, ROWAVYON AND DARIEN
'I-s Analog J. smith Transportation.
nus. In
Is . YOUR
PLATE GLASS
INSURED?
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
NOTARIES PUBLIC .
Rsal Estate and Insurance.
6 Railroad Avs., do. Norwalk
llllililiiliili it till A
Milli ;
being very useful. i
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You've got to coax it to make it so.
"Neutrons Prescription 99" will start
the most stubborn and dogged case of
rheumatism; . ‘A ' .- ii
We have witnessed its) effectiveness!
in hundreds of commit does things?
"neutrons Prescription 99'} is en-
tirely different from the. old prepara-
tion in that it aims at stints-lung all
Rheumatic poisons by purityla: the.
blood, common sense tesfclles you this.
it removes those await point. rim;
bets up those-swollen ' “Joints did
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Formerly known as Bridgeport “can 03* A Manning 0..
Silk Dresses, Gloves, Bllnketa and Lao CUE. Cleaned. x
Telephone 4735. H. LYNGE, M 83 auto 8.. Bridgeport
'CENTRAL. HOTELE': $3.2:
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streak South Hal-walk. ~-
flooms by day sit-Weak I I.“ Moo; 1““
- ' Every room well ventilated, am I’ll: ad on.
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