Evening sentinel, Friday, February 9, 1917 · page 3

 
 

 

rml llliilli
TONIGHT
THEDA BtRA

IN
‘ The Darling
of Plrls ”

Tomorrow~Fannie Ward in
“Betty to the Rescue,” and
the ~th episode of “A Lass

of the Lumberlands."

 

 

Corning — Wednesday. Feb.
row—Clara Kimball Young in
“A Foolish Virgin."

 

 

 

 

PALACE
THE ATRE

Home of BCSt Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures

 

 

 

 

ACTS OF
VAUDEVILLE

.... .—

5 ‘5 5 5 J n 5 5 5 n 5
—AND—
ALICE BRADY
‘ A WOMAN ALONE"
—SATUtRDAY-
VAUDEVILLE
AND OWEN MOORE IN
“ROLLING STONES
“Monday—Lillian Gish in “Sins

 
 

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.of “The Lost Cbor ."

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lTonighthheda Bar: in “The, Darling

, t in ‘ . a- i ' ‘.
I of Parts" crest g rural hie ch racter sues

llt was another invigorating spasm of
iiaughter from the rise of the curtain.

“”3 111““ Bara was asked mp Georgette‘aud Bennett in songs and

Question not long since if she “'RSIdantcs, with Miss Georgette execut-

not at 55113,. time going to be married. itrg clever toe dancing as a specialty,
She replied. saying ”12,, she had hey-1““ also an act that won immediate
llztvor with the large house. Tile

‘ve _‘ _ . ,1 v.
(TI. fih n :he surlect anyIIpalItIituIlarI finale of the evening “Minstrel Maids"l.1IiM‘éb§I‘ ‘1‘. ”(5”pr ‘19le 9f Oglglfjplhetritage in all its folders as children‘ "
l -°‘A'é' ‘- To tel “1‘” “h'llt ”hp was positively tin best vaudevillel 1“ .sl‘ ““5 ”n” Ode} 3“, “M LMlof God. Believing lino. l (“l‘l bwt rtin COSt over and above the coal burned to heat
said. “1 have never had time to titittk,nurrtber that has ever been offered in'rimd} octI-urred a F.“ IdIaysIIago. A.ister to lllt‘ welfare of ‘l‘ll‘llit‘lld‘l‘l'iiumx the rest 1' l Ids
of anything other than my Drofession-lxmbfllk- '1‘th '(ll'l is new in style, my" cal came m“ H" to EI'plmmiemti best permit-to the honor oi‘ utn‘l’ 0 he house. In Other WD ’ one

all work. i have tried to give all my clean and Entertaining. I'l‘hfiere are,
, _ .seven mem ers in l e cas . ve pret-
ener'v and l ' r ._ .

e i ‘I‘I‘II I“) 1h" “0 k demand it)’ and clever girls whose work is
ed by the pit HM, and they are hardipspwiany fineI and two black faced
taskntasters. One has so litany petr‘t-omedians as "end then" who gave
1,1,. to please. and it is impossible, t0,lbe tuinstrei finish to the act.
please all of them so i will have to The vaudeville will be repeated this

.. ' utter 00:1 . i - t‘z '
be content ii I can only please it part , n and ton 8h" and Hiturda)
of them. and this i hope i have done.‘

aiternoon and twice Saturday evening.

’i‘ltere~is no surer way of enjoying a

“i do not say that i never will that {pleasant hour than seeing the vaude-

ry. nor ~do I say l\viil.. l mightil‘lllt‘v and f0? ”059 who 91‘3"! ill”

have to consult with William Fox. my V‘ “”95 ”.1" mm” program Including m

,day, Alice Brady m "A Woman Alone"

Imanager, before 1 could engage ulloniuud tomorrow, Owen Moore and Mar»

an enterprise of this kind. elcn did iguerite Courtot in "Rollin-g, Stones",
icontemplatc doing so,whiclt l do not \iill be a great treat. '

‘ut this little.” I Alice Brady, appearing today in a

TomOrrow~Fannie Ward in “Betty to'new World film fealure, "A Woman

n . ”Mono”, is one of the leaders of the
The Rescue, and the 7th 5P" iscreen today, and her work is well

sode of “A Lass of the limown. She is a «favorite in South
Lumberlandst' .\‘orwalk. “A Woman Alone“ is one

lot her best releases. and will be en-
, . . ‘oved by all who see it As for “Roll
.. . t ,1 a,” ' c w l)e,l' . .. .‘ ' .
Bill} 10 ”19 “9‘9““ “1“ .11 ”II 1mg stones. tomorrows attraction, it
ween at the Reucnt. on Saturday, “ll“? needs no comment. The play was lust
nie Ward in the stellar role, appearsiseason’s greatest success in New York
in the most “Mm": costume of ltcr and the film adaptation with Owen
l‘atnou: wardrobe This costume con-lM‘mre and Marguerite Courlot menus
'- _ ' :sim iy the last word in '1 hi '
sists of cont, shirt, but and muff made p ‘ gh ”a”

li’eature.
from the skins of over

t in lllt‘ Lusky-Paramount production,

1000 “10195, Monday's picture special. Lillian
which Wet‘c caught and killed by tirelGish, who won fame in D. W. Grimm‘s
star‘s garduer at her English llOlllt‘kuThtI‘ llirth 0f ltI§ation," playing the
at Slrutford Chase, st. Giles. England. IgIeafl‘lg "01‘; “If 'PlInSIN’ Chlldrt’nff is
Miss Ward during the time she want ,.‘”°"‘5 p.13), “"1,“ "“3“? lemon
. . . . ltIiat deserves the serious considera-
married to Joe Lewis. diamond ktng,It,0n of 0“.” parent of Norwalk. it
had, tummy; her other possessions.‘portrays what is genprally
what was considered the most bcuull-, .
ful country place in the British Isles,l”"’ mm“ ton“
't"()nsistitlg of two thousand tit-res laid:

out in decr parks, shooting woods)! DARIEN AND NUROION
' I

golf links, etc. The place, ltowm't-r,I
was infested with moles, so her curd-l
.
nor so! about to exterminate them; (luv. Holcomb will spook in llurien

 

 

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George W. Coffin, Jr.
' UNDERTAKEP.
Office and Residence
4 Belden Place, Norwalk
Phone :44!
Lady A

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. Buy Your Wife
‘ai~ Box of Candy today. Maybe
it's a long time sinCe you did it

before.
"Ail-the more reason for doing

it now.
We. have
'APOLLO AND FISHER’S
GREEN SEAL

50¢ to $1.10 the pound.

They, are. the best and purest
candy you can buy. Eat a few
yourself and see what you‘ve
been missing.

- H. A. MEAD
.DRUGGIST

I‘I-S ”North Main Street

sou'rg NORW‘ALK.

 

 

W—m——_ a” ”m _..._.__._._.~

one rivrsu-ttnnu
'«Voice Buildiiififipeclalist

or N. Y. 0. Brooklyn, Peddio

, and Bridgeport, Conn.

Italian,- French, 'German and English
Sin'ging properly taught.

Terms, dates, apply to Mrs. William

. H. Stowe, 5 West Ave., South Norwalk

Inst.

 

cue». NEGLECTED AS TEX‘l‘ILE
, MARKET.

——-.._.__

‘vi'liSHiNt'l'i‘ON. l-‘cb. 9.—American
neglect of t'uba us a textile goods
.markcl' be» given other countries tut

, advantage-in supplying cotton and

- wt olen goods to the island. A report

.todrfy by the Commerce. Department.
, said the United States has sold only
' 'a email part of the lion‘s Cuba eon-
~ sumen when the tarifi‘ is 30 per cent.
less on American goods than on simi-

ltl" commodities front other countries.‘

“he inland buys about tumoopoo

\ ortlt annually.

"The United States," says the re-

;.=rt, ‘is the logical source of supply
3‘ Cuban lrtll‘tilltlucl‘u of textiles and
o uttld“ohtnin it much larger share
ct” ihi‘ business within the nut for
””33.

 

Mutant ”occurs 1’0 caucus
ammonium Feb. 9.».\ (Illflls
of male ”controls will Irv held to
mil.» to pm finally on the Admin
.‘lwmm'fl memo nvea‘tui- bill.
which Wraith bad bra Half?!“ neon
W by Wrath of the firm!»
W «:1th
, M mm mm to in m
m n RItuwni tho him would
M o m m It to» when A
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saving all the skins, which were dresrs-i t~‘llm‘tl.\'. under the UHF-Dives 0t the lltt»

.' , V . v, ‘
cd and made up into this churmiuulm“ 3““5 Club. .
costume [ MW J~ A- “t'SI. inc Railroad :tvc

illness of several days.

..__. ' I 0 t ,. . ‘ . l l ‘ .y. " \ \ - .
IMonday Ethel BarrymOre in The, Mr. and Mrs. “mm," ”I yanhdnkfiuowu bt’illlhs. lht cull lllntl nuthot- members of the crew we“: landed! .

E

White Raven" 'ililYl‘ bot-n t-‘lllt-rluillillg Mr. nnd .\lre.

tJunteu i‘aylor ot‘ Brooklyn for :t low

in “The White Raven," lltc nowadays.
'llt-tr'ovllollc woud-crpluy, in “ltlch’ \\'. .\. Gracie and his filHI‘I', Mrs.
allurrt’ot lluy, have t\:rned to town.

.
litltcl Barrymore, tho (‘t‘ll’ltl'ttlt‘d stun,

will bl- seen at the ltcgent 'l‘hcutrv om ‘I‘IEIH‘I‘F ltt‘tn‘: tor a while in {\lount \erv
. l -.
.\lr't' : v, :t role it: sturtinu its it is our, ,, , . . . _ .
ill. I ‘ . ll " I It llztntp hmun und llm‘ wtlc. huh ol
lllll lo Duh-4‘ l’.‘ Ml“ “WWW" “It Iwhcm have been uuuc ill for scvt-rztl
lllliilllt‘l' that emphasizes the wonderlul \‘Jt‘t-difi, urc now both ublc to gut ttul-
lll‘l that bus put her at the head of her, :loors ugnin.
profession. Especial interest uttuchefl. 'l’lw llot‘lt‘ll l'it‘cmt‘ll- “'lll‘ 11"“ Nil"-
In this llllt‘rll, Metro production for the,
.,., w " -_ -t aw rzt l "c .
....~on that it ;b\;llt’ gist .ntu Itt t“! tau night.
t .~ ”to . iss ‘il‘l' 'ntorc stucc ,, . . ,
on H" “W n 0 ' ’ i! lltc \\. \. l‘l'llllkt‘lllllll'l! ltrnpcrzy on
who un'tmmt‘t‘tl lll‘l illll‘l‘ll“"m"m “ tllIitjttlcsvx rout]. situated lmtwt-tvt that
tho spenkina Huge. cl' tTt‘. Hurry l). Hanson and lllill of
Many scenes in "'l‘he. White Raven"
give Miss: llurrymott.‘ opportunity to

l

. . , York.
tlt‘clll‘ ti variety ol t'tlsttltlltas. lrrom n it I I'ill‘t 1' l ' l
I I . n . ll" a li Kill”. Urlillll' V liluuflgl‘
. -. - . li‘ . hon a- - ~"
dance 1““ gut m an Alhk‘u‘ !‘ Iugcul herc. and now of Bridgeport,

'lonk'.’ to it gland opcru pt'ituu donnu,
Miss for contrust :, uouc of which isl
neglected.

in the frist part of the_.productiou
Miss Hurryutore for the first time in
llvi' career, does it song and dance.
Never before has she been 'secn in
,'-‘lllll a role and it. was only because
fit was absolutely epsentiul lo the
Edram-tic values of the‘ picture and bet
cruise of her unwavering devotion to
the scrccu that she. consented to ap-
uccessurily- bizarre cou-

was in town inst l‘\‘t‘llil\,L’. participat-
im: 1".) the t‘v'ltt'uruttl ol‘ lllc l‘trctuen‘s

one ol"1hc cnd~tucu.

(‘lurcnce ii. Scoiicld, Iltc locul‘tluild-
int: contractor. is planning ‘to begin
the erection shortly of several burtgu‘
l‘ows upon his own pmpcrty on West
avenue. to moot the demand of low-
prlccd dwelling for rent. which has
never been satisfied in Barton.

Charles Barnard, u resident of (‘edar
Gate until his removal to California a
few years ago. is still bale and hourly,
although advunccd in yours, and finds
much enjoyment in writing verses, n
ppcclment of which he recent ' sent
to it friend for publication in llt‘ Du-
l‘len Review.

.\liss Parsons QT Boston, who has
spent a year in the. European war hos-
pitals as it trained nurse, delivered an
address illustrated with stereoptlcon

pear in the
- tunic.

In “The White Ruvcu" Miss Barry-
more has the moist exacting role of
her screen or stone career. Front lux-
ury to hardship allth again to u;
succesn that is threatened with un-
doing. she plays 'a part that pictures
every emotion a woman can exper-
ience. in some of the scenes, where
this gentle—woman of the screen works“,
there are three or four hundred rough
land dissolute characters, pictured at
such pastimes as the Yukon country
offered during the mad «crumble for
gold. I

And by her wonderful art, Miss
Barrymore fits herself into her surv
roundings, lending ‘great strength to
scenes not always pleasant., but ever
dramatic. .

l
t

on Tuesday afterndon. .
was taken by the local surgical dress-
ings committee, for their work. the all

auspices.

fund which was inaugurated in town
last October is shown by the fact that
the total amounts deposited by the
boys and girls is now over $600. More.
than one hundred of them have itc-
cumulatetl sufficient small change to
equal it dollar‘, for which savings ac-
count books have been issued to them
by the Home Bank dz Trust Corti-
puny.

Constable Warren W.
lit-res that he in on the track of the
burglars who broke inlothe home ol’
the Misses Craig two weeks ago. it
is not thought that they were proton
stylistic. its the only plunder curled

 

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PALACE THEATRE.

PALACE BILL "GREAT."

Vaudeville Opening Vectorday Dréw
Largo "Hone“. and Audience!

 

snowed Un'quallfiod Approval. away was it fur piece worth about 125.
Am, and: in “A Woman Alone,“ two long coats. two linen table cloths
Today. . ziaéu suitcase. the latter presumably

lilo bill that we! nguml in which Ito.
iiainh was thinly. ,
it is etpcctvd that in decision still

thinner rudder curry away the

humor»: from the. #1311. to
dined at the Palace Theatre ruler-l
in!» I!!!“ “all“ I” lit: “W “harm burn! down sbortlv in the divorce
rt min were mutton. the" in mm mm Mru. Lilla W'mylthb Turin:-
‘l doubt but Willi the bill and! IN! midst Andrew Tutor. the lentil on
m The «hole you . ' ‘Mfimner and overrun. an» new is
aiming atom. which than no; being hung in chum. by a when».
l‘l“‘l‘"“~ll}flltlltw mm W To» let», um mm. n in «with» in»: M:
mm." «Mimi-emu w mumdflym will om mm the minutiae
than“: mmflmhtmlwwg ”M! W.- ul tht the norm
me out an. mm! m m not mm mm tits mam u o;-
twvvul rm it W ‘ ‘ “ mom or W
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delightful program A feature was
3the rendition at" the close of the act Monday evening-Allie fibrin prevented
. “The Millard her appearance, and again the local
ETrio," presented an act that was new: Mothers' Club postponed its meeting. chrougb the years, has been to opci l)
in many respects and introduced in-lNow she is expected the first Monday you the ll‘rnstll‘cs. of God's grace, lll,t.x
wonderingceel forth the inspirations ii the “06‘

known]
but what ("unnot be driven home with
. l

tuinsltjcl show. of which be is to be:

fair having been given under theirnm" your pastor. i‘t infirm.
. ’ . conducted .
Th“ ““09"" 0f “‘9 school l”linens.mlnistoted tbc wattcrument of the. blag“ made regarding the depar-
:lords Supper and received .

:llttle tutcsiI.I I d v
fiboir dang text. knwls by the bum“ " . :9; man will, intmjur.
.of their sick and tlyin a The gov m ' t ‘ “

F
i

’gtitcm illit Lair-n
" Mullll'l‘iii

 

,ttttb mitt“ I: , W

five

in March, and folks are
‘what will happen then.

lfor it. even the busy career 02’ a pity
tsician who spends most of lll5.lilll

lI hearing complaints

lior help in 21‘)

load lady :tnnounced that

file of ink.” “Well," answering
,llitt‘lol‘, “what have you done for hin

lilavc you given hint anything?" l'at'.
i done glt'c him three pieces of

sir;
lblotting paper."
fill”. A. l..

\

from For Chester to l‘airfield for. .. ,, . . ., . .
town splt'llldlti work IIS the comma“)? iquI .ItIItIit th Igldtlutle unto you: it... § moved. Ailcookmg is done on your gas range

--~ * ‘ .t H l ill coun‘ ‘: :l_. .. ‘ - ‘

.\vho costumed or staged the opera and giro \l'ou IlPaCt‘f‘YI 1“ upot 'Wu‘ and you are at‘tually saving money

Ietudy of “Huensel anti, Gr/fl-L'; glvcnl ‘ _;__ - i ’ -

:l‘lSl Monday by
lSchubert study club.
: war. restricted in account of the well
titer, but so euthusi
lllJPlll today.
unusical interests in
‘dcntcd by the phcnrmtcnul

.‘l great

i (t
, jtr '
term.
or unusual interest and merit, with
Walter Strong Edwards in the organ;
'Illrs. Frederick Schuyler WardWell,
soprano, and Mrs. Henry (‘. Scofieljl,
’contralto. The chairman of this tape
ictul otttr-lrliiltnnent will be Mrs. F. A.
‘Sprlngcr, and refreshments will be
served after the program. Among the
new members who have joined in the
,ttctivr- musical work are .\lrs. Windsor
iGoldslmrough of Not-walk. Mrs. Frank
Whiting of South .\‘orwalk. Miz.‘
‘l.ouiso Vairin Snead of Nol'oton and
rtt.;\’\'ykek of Stamford.

The Boy Scouts of Newton receivcl
lby mail today the official call for the
tspecial town meeting to be held next
l'l‘hmsduy evening, to thresb out the.
lnmttcr of it school site ul Norot‘ou
Iiilcbzbts. ~Four dlil‘ercut
tin-en designated by llll‘ special cont
Tmlttec recently created to consider
illlis mutter, and us the couunitte‘e

t‘llllslttl for the buhmcc

IM

tcould not agree on uny. thcy have de-
. _ Icidcd to report all four. and leave it 13
one mtlltner, has l‘cttm'crctl from ztnjtltc meeting to make a selection. 'i‘ltnt 1,172 tons, has been sunk by a;

jtitls will llc :tn l‘Hlt)‘ mutter, nnnc tn

6 izvs tllt‘ lllt-nllnl: to lllakl‘ u larger zip.
prnprlulcu than the one previously
lrccouuucndcd by tilt" illutrti of
tnuncc. if found net-csrmy. A “(‘c‘gl,‘
ilt'lll in the call will give nu opportun-
ity to author-lad un issue of bonds in

l

Ithu timount of $723,000 to put; tor the,
fur .
wt‘tlt silt‘tnl lltili‘t‘ oz' h‘ous ;

l -t'«-.:3tut, rt‘puir, :iltctutinn :tutl

 

. .3,
. . :tr. rtr,
Illiri‘ llll‘ lll‘t'
lthv flutter-wt As.

ltc introduction of web it

t

t'tcciv‘ cry. and to pro
‘y lt'glslullon
unbly. 't‘hc (lute
bill

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mm: in Klt't‘ u intrigue! show tu u tow lu-‘scil by, but it ta tmpmt that unzmt slams fifty-five, the War Office an
\‘t't‘t'lill, lllltl their first general rchcur- WW. mn i'lll (an iv obtuhtcd for it: uounced today,

- it't'tuiuctlmt under :tttspctsinn of t‘\
ruins. so llutt the town will not
I.‘t'llt\'f‘(l for two ycztrs luttgct' in tin
llllillllll uti‘lcliuct-tivd school l‘ucilitic'.

l‘r. (lturlcr: ll. ly’celt :‘, wus- Fl‘itl u l‘ctvl'i'lu- (litilll ct .\lra. .\i:'.t'sh.tll l’, ‘lit'lt the
'lilfv'w‘ utzo to Julius ll. Zi-iscr of Xctv this for lztnd donut 'cs rcsullluu tr in breach with Gertfianv. I
I lll‘ con titttttvn of the “»c\'.' 'l‘ukcnck ‘

in ttivo to be considered :tguin,
tired in st-vcrul prcvlou;
‘t-ztlls tor town uwciiulzn. \ laurllt
Jitctn provides for autlu‘rlzing the
[Frit‘t‘ln'tcu to borrow ,t't,t'tlt| would;
itl't- collection cf li'lflt‘ll

The people of tho ltm'll arc till (l «2
ussi‘tg \vilh much regret tlw uctinu
“t'l‘llt'i'l S. Brown. i'h. ll. in
he pastorate of the (‘ougre
,mttlonul church. l::~:t Sunday um'n'nc.
'ttftcr 17% years of service. An in
,crettse of over 50 per cent. in tho
'mcmbership of this historic church
bus been made during Dr. llrown's
pastorate. and u corresponding pro.
cross ,in’ its temporal ui‘fulrs. Dr.
Brown has married so many people
and baptized the babies of so many
Icouples. thttt there is hardly a family
:in the community which has not been
ltoucltetl in some way or other by ltls

‘I rcud
=il tuning allln‘

l l"
for Rev,
'I resigning f

Iministry. Dr. Brown itn§ulways holtiI

,bigb spiritual ideals before his pet-

?plc, and bus been cfluatlly faith-fut in
~promoting high civic ideals for the

views, at St. Luke‘s (Jhurclt. .\‘orotou, conmtunitr. ,le Wm. M. r‘tsignagfo“ fied today by the Spam .
A c“"“~“‘-‘“. which 80 slim-it‘d his 09001? 0" 91"" sador that Count von Bernstorh‘l Lloyd's Shipping Agency“ thiSt

day morning to RS follows: “(In .luly
i2. 1899, the Rev. Samuel J. Aust'u,
ht'lllill.
the morning worship, ud-
several
jpcrsons to lllt‘lllbt’l‘Sllill. His work was
done. Within ll few weeks he. fell
ahleep in Jesus. The work laid down
.by Mr. Austin you put into my hand-t,
and for over seventeen and it. halt
years i have gone In and out among
you as your pastor and teacher. Thcy
have been happy. peaceful years. Even

. ,bud l desired it, i could not turn» prtn .
Greene be."’e‘lt(‘d my ltcarlstrlngs becoming cn- vote of end" for 200

twisted about your liver. After years,
'llllll only by years, n poster comes. to
know intimately his flst‘t‘plt‘ in tut-it-
peculiarities null nt-cds. “P tt-jolrm
in their happiness. He baptize-n slur
marries their com mm

‘. pray with
their agml. vytnpnlblamv with their
,wrmm. tut-t to t»: in: rurtttmtln out
ictl‘ with arr-nest; in live, points out tp
' at ”to Drifil’tablc

 
 

tr m twin tut out.

day its roll includes :10 m”; 5mm
when I mtmm‘" what alto little about
it til then new Wu «Mummy
airtime he” W Wm WM M m
an new”? 17hr M It the {flute

I ,Iddmsedtbo‘lou’t W4
month ago. but was taken with ”the
flip. Again advertised to speak on sullect to die need: of his l'cllowineu.

livery profession in He has its run.
talmg the wav if one is watching outt
0lazieslong scope.
oi" sickness and‘

emergency. 0n arriv»,
ting al the given address, a partly col-
“little
antanuel done swallowed a whole but.

the .. , , . .
I, ehuli usk you to jtllll with hit in call

liousc and Mrs. iialolu "Tho 1.)“,
t')......-.. . "'. . ' . . .
It at. o is alt tecentng CotlszlUldtlJub,The Lord nr-t‘tc iris tut-

the members of thet

Tl“. uudif-ucp E GOVERNMENT IS COLLECT“;

utic that they vot-
lml to repeat this beautiful entertain-t
awakening in ,
Sit-unford is err, ,9
growth of!
the club. Thcre is now u membershipl
i 3ND, and thirty new members httyel

of the
The next recital promises to be

sites have

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from 3" Snyvrlle.—-:i‘hc Germans lost, ”Cogig—w “C083! w.
{III urty-four airplanes 2n Januarxf --

hm. and the British. French and Rug. :- , *‘Wmcrll’ thlrrnerlym

t 512-95 and $14 95 $15.50 and $19.30
KI , l , M at '
. TO 0, Feb. g.-—Switzerlar~d' 3' 0
"' has taken me: German interest-:l I ‘97 49 _ 3;!0‘00
‘in Japan. which were cared for by? 1‘ E”“9‘71‘1‘1’13’ attractive Here you will find the

We low liawiutbl) those,
lmluwn yvtnr . unti-
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knwledge and skill he must hold It

 

 

 

 

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more commanding Ln my own heart 9

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work, the pout-r, the destiny of the“ ‘1
kingdom of God in its worldwide and Q
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worked to Lave you row like (‘ltrixt‘ti
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office as your Doctor and teacher. I“
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.November 1:1. 191?. in clue time i

§ NOW, IF YOUR HOUSE IS HEATED
with furnacr, steam 0: hot water, your-
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i‘tk an Ecclesiastical Council to review
our proceedings and, it utcuied ex,
petition, to effect mv dismiasion l‘rom't.
'my office as your nus-tor and teacher.

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ING INFORMATION on] LITTLE THOUGHT AND A
ALL SHIPS TORPEDOEDTA ' MENTION
BY THE GERMANS.

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WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-——Sec~ .
rotary Lansing today, authorizc.‘ ”
the following statement: "“

“I am very loath to believe?.
that the German government in-i',
tentiona/lly is detaining Ambassa-il‘“
dor Gerard in Berlin on any ex-t"
cuse whatever: i should be very,
much surpriSEd if such course’
had been taken.” ;
IThere is absolutely no jttstifica-}
tion in international law, it was?
pointed out, for the detention of.
the ambassador. No disp’a‘tch has.
been received from Mr. Gerard}
either directly or through Copen-l
hagen or the Spanish ambassador
in Berlin since 7 p. m. on Feb. 5.5

0 Americans are reported .tol
have arrived in Copenhagen from;
Berlin so far this week. l

LONDON. Feb. 9, 2:29 p. m.——,
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German. submarine. Surviving,
today. 'l‘lw. captain stated that,
the chief mate and the steward;
were killed while on deck, l7.
gunfire. the submarine firing con-
tinuously witbow wanting unti.“ .
the vessel sank. : ‘

BERLIN, Feb. 9. by \Virtx‘;; ,3:

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For Women and Misses
In th‘r. sale we have gathered all our Winter Coats into
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Loars of Velour or Nov—
thy Mixtures, the kind
that give best cervicc.

unusual -- the dressy
Coats of Volour Cloth
with plush collars.

United Stats". before
BERLIN, Feb. 9, by VJll‘JlCoS
to Sayville.-—-The Rl‘lllsil made
attack-3 at three points on the I
Somme from yesterday. Today‘sl ‘
unnouncnneut from A ,' Head ,I
quarters; says they ' .ed a small?
amount of gmuw‘. I
PARIS. lre‘c. 9, Noontv-A Grit}
man attack last night in‘flte re 3 ‘
ion of Vaux-lcs-Palauicuxu
S‘DuillCaSt of Verdun, was r:
pulsed by the French, today‘s oi. , 'f
ficial statement says. Violent nr-f ~ ,
tiller-y actions occurred in thcj'
Woevre region. 1

fast night and this Imorningiore Germany announced berg“
bombs were dropped by atrshipsIruthless submarine campaign, the‘
in the region of Dunkirk. Four-.antrai POWcrs sounded the

civilians were ’killed. lEurOpean neutrals and satisfied:
BERLIN, Feb. 3, via Londcnl

themselves that thaw: .neutrais

Feb. 9, 8:15 a. mr—The Germainwould undertake no warlike ac-i \
government was officially. noti. lion against the Central Powersll‘m" Nim‘m‘ "Sm" ““5 “mm?“ W,
'sh anifiaS-l -: ter duties as school tc'tchcr.

LONDON, Feb. 9, “2257 p. m.——§

 

 

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cdnosday from a visit in the east.-
.Rnl‘us Bergelnnd roinmczl Thursday
afternoon from Bridgeport. witc‘c it.“
has been wishing ”leads for hetero
Idnys. '
l Miss Fannie Perry oi‘ New Haven,
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PACKAGE SOCIAL A SUCCESS.
will sail for Halifax onIMonday. afternoon announced that the The package seem given last night
Americans who have been won- Norwegian ,steamship Hans-igagiggismfimsbfrgpaml main,“ “all“;
_ t_ _, . » / - i o . eter‘s 'man is. ca
dermg Whymo announcement h‘l’l 32:12” {$31232}, ntfhez 623223;? Lutheran church at Cile‘hmntl 0? Mrs
Gerard'"l grocs has heel; sunk . ;Lerta Iklg‘fit‘l'man of trairfield avenue I
a . a . . twas a success "both socially end fir
- QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 9. waIntt'ncially. Tin- :ttendanco came fully-ItIt
as they hope that Mr. Gerard London. 3 p. m.-—The Norwegianfup to ”“5 “‘l"\“‘“‘i"“s- a ””59. “m“
will now leave Berlin shortly. isteamship Storskog, of 2.19: tons’, 3:03;: £13,“? :25“, git-3.25%?“ “if"
‘ LONDON. Feb. 9, 12:15 a. m.I gross, was sunkI yesterday by a:fu]]y 3900,1101; by Mm, Begun-g “I,“ ""
“The Parliamentary papers to-I‘German submarine. The crew.'i‘homto:i. A feature being two large
day announced that the govern-twas aboard the submarine witen’i‘llll’ll“an "“35- ”“ “Mills 3"“?
merit will ask a :upplcmeuttl,a steamer appeared and th: un- ”awn“? Kama,“ 3“ gunmen“:
.oao das‘dersea boat submerged. The chief flgfipfflfifi 1:31 “lfigflg-gf’gus'l‘f'
for war expense to March 31 andIoificer and carpenter were .thr: Much mirth was occasioned by’tbd
also a vol: of credit of 350,ooo,ooq,ouly ones able to return to theMW-nint: M the memoirs. Retreat!
pounds 3.. a first installment oi§ship‘s boat and thcyswere pickedsmfl‘”l WW1" “" “03"“ “d “k"
‘ the amount required for the year’ttp by the steamer. infirxmfiyfigxg will lg:
loud-ng wt March of rats. lint» out treasury of uw traits: M,
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