IREGENT rush in:
l
l
TON IGHIT
Mme. Olga
.‘THE SECRE T of E VE.’-
Petrova in
. _ TOMORROW ‘
Ville first Showing in Norwalh of MARY PICKFORD IN
“A POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL." Matinee, 10:; Eve-
-.;:g, to: and 15c. 4%“ “LI.
_ I Wednesday E‘hursday
titanche Sweet in Henry Walthai in
"(Passe WithOut Sin" “The Truant Soul"
filthy—Pauline Frederick; in "Sapho."
Saturday—The First Run Triangle Picture in This HOUSE.
Prank Keenan in "The Bride of Hate," and the r3th and
23th Epi:=.0d€‘5 of "A Lass of the Lurnberlands."
,.__2
e
Ii’alace Théatr
Home of Best Vaudeviliepand
Feature Pietra-3:. a
TODAY
Din-able Feature Dav ‘
.CLAn/t KIMBALL YOUNG
—~in
“Wl'i‘HOUT A SOUL"
~——and——
CtltchLIEI CHAPLIN
“Tan PAWNSHOP"” i :
Tueisday~Alice Joyce in “The i
Courage of Silence." and
I. the second episode of "The
0 Secret: . Kingdom" with
Charles Richman and Doro-
thy Kelly.
Wednesday ~— Artcrafts pre~
sents for the first showing in
South. Norwalk. Mary Pick-
ford’a latest- featiire, “The
Poor Little Rich Girl." I
Thursday — Paramount pre-1
sents Blane-he Sweet in “The
Storm “ ’
l
l
J
Ill lllE liltillllll
M...“
Wit-{MT THEATRE
New. Dion ecu-ova in “The Secret of
Eve" at: the Regent Tonight
'i‘hiS cit-rev actress, \lmc, Olen Pc-
‘lmva in "l‘lm Seorri of Eve," will be
the attraction at the ill-gent tonight
and it. will to r: numbered that this
actress is itinsitlt-rr-d the formnost
leading,r woman on the stage todav in-
asmuch as ::l it has played in all i the
loading )‘Oltgi of many a. hisr produc
lion and always has pleased all that
has had the. opportunity to witness
her in tht :litfereut roles and from
the pvt-its l‘.1'.t)l‘lt~i of her worl; she is
"'-licraldcd from coast to coast as a bati-
her leading woman and it has been the
fortune of the Metro Picture Corpor-
ation in scouring this great box office
'wlnuer. in this production, “The Sc-
cret of Eve,“ which she is starred in,
‘ she. is given the very. best of support
and the production itself is worthy of
all that can be mentioned about it as
there has been left nothing unduno .to
make it the. best that she has ever ap-
peared in so far. Mme. Petrova is
said to be. the best dressed woman on
the American stage today and an it-
‘ lustration is made or that remark in
this play, "The Secret of Eve," which
shows her to great advantage in her
elaborate wardrobe which was espec-
ially dos-slatted for her in this photo
play. Attend the Regent tonight and
see for yourself a picture with a star
as its lead and you will sayit is worth
the price of admission at any time to
see. i
Tomorrow at: the Regent, Mary Pick-1
fold in “The Poor Little Rich "
. Girl" i
’A favorite actress and a very pret-
ty storv told. entitled “The Poor Lit-
le Rich Girl" will be shown on the
: screen of this popular plavhouse to-
aiibii'Ow afternoon and evening for
three times which ought to he the
lmuer attraction in the movies of
1 1‘ e sea‘son and should fill theis theatre
t \ its capacity at each performance;
f. no story of this great piece has willi-
wt sav'm" been read In: manv and
t' 321-er will be appreciated in the see.-
lng at the same noted hv this clever
star and with the supporting company
that has been chosen in lu-r ensemble
.. favorite performers. The scenes
are something wonderful. liavlntz had
mode villages to be deotrond and all
the efforts are of the very ionnotoh
mm. "The Poor Little Rich Girl."
w Jim Pickford lino hid the dis
Mon at being the very best lll‘odur-
m or the films that are bolas: shown
Wt the country lulu. not two
'I‘ wherever it bu been also“
met flint mot all the nan-mot
M It MI W MI.
meats. which no doubt will happen in
.‘(niuulh in the lll'kll' future of the-
saino picture. Don‘t forget tomorrow
afteinoon and evening, May Pickford
in ‘i‘lic I‘oor l;ittle Rich Girl" at the
in Qt'lil 'l'htl lii'ii‘i“ of admission will‘
remain the same as always, lo Cents"
for the niutinrc and the evening per-
formance, eliildien will
adults 13 cents.
he ill and
PALACE THEATRE TODAY
Double Fea‘ure Bill Stars Clara Kinnl
ball Young and Charlie Chap-
lin in Two First Class
Releases
litiublc feature day at the Palace
Theatre today will he the signal for
a large llll'llt‘llll of motion pit-lure pa
trolls. The two pictures which am
on the program are of the highest or-
der and present well known stars.
The Mutual (‘onipauy often (‘hurlic
(‘liaplin in "The vanshop." in this
feature (‘haplln §liows that he possess
(’5 cliararteristii-s generally found in
pawnshop proprietors and the natural
manner in which he acts his part in
this feature will make an audience
turret that u photoplny is app aria:
before them and the thought will pnn
vuil that the action is winthin a shop
iiscll', t'huplin may have appeared in
a. t'unnirr picture, but if he did it was
never veil-unveil. lat. addition to
attraction, tflara Kimball \'onu:.: will
play a \\'orld-llrady special "Without
.i :loul." it will he the lil'fil of two
amicnrnutcs of Miss Young at the the
dire this wcrlt. This featuri- is our
on which the World t‘unipaiiy spent
every possihl.1 effort and attained at.
success not commonly met in the pro '
duction of feature plays. The shims
will be at the regular hours. 2:15, 7
an“ it o'clock and there will he no ad‘
vance in prices.
Palace Theatre
this
—. t
Tomorrow l
l
Alice Joyce in "The Courage of Si-
lence" and Second "Secret
Kingdom" Episode
Alice Joyce will appear at the Pal-
ace Theatre tomorrow, the first time
in many weeks. She has been select-
ed for the leading role- in a ‘Vllllgl‘flpll
feature, “The Courage of Silence.“
This picture is full of thrills from be-
ginning to end and played by Miss
Joyce is about as nearly pertect as
could be expected. The second epi-I
sode of “The Secret Kingdom." atar-‘
ring Charles Richnian and Dorothy
Kelly will also be shown. The latesti
serial to be'offercd at the Palace last i
week and was enthusiastically re.
ceivcd. For Wednesday Mary Pica,
lord will appear in the Artcratts fea-
ture, “A Poor Little Rich Girl" for its
first showing in South Norwallt. On
Thursday Blanche Sweet will be star-
red in “The Storm? :1 Paramount tea-
ture.
l
.___——-—-—--‘——-‘
at the Regent Wednesday, Blanche
Sweet in “Those Without Sin"
This is the new release picture ' on
the Paramount program which fea-
tures this ever popular actress.
Blanche Sweet in a very appropriate
N and as she has been such a huge
favorite with the malls fans in Nor
walk it is looked forward to some big
business when she appears in this
picture on Wednesday. On Thursday
the picture will be “The Truan Soul"
with the great actor, Henry-B. Waltbal
in the leading role which should prove
a big box office attraction at: it will
be remembered that this actor starred
in "Tile Birth of a Nation,“ and also
played in the serial, “The Strange
Case of Mary Page." which was sure-
ly a wonderful and pleasing serial for
all Xorwntk that witnomed it not so
long ago. Friday will be seen Pauline
Frederick in "Sapho," a piece so many
have waited a great while ‘1»th for
it to he pfl‘lflllt‘d in moving plans”
and at lost It has lit-en oflcrcd to the
while " .I
humidity will ‘ be that IMO“
in. at Triangle m at thin the:-
tm “wuwmmnumwi
twflmmoflfi‘mmmfli
Witt-tincture“: mm mm:-
‘pleasae bear this in mind that on Sat-
.riiy.
‘itéil' of NI learn.
‘RUWHFIUH, and ;\lr.".
Iuvenuc.
. ll o'clock.
source of trouble.
“The Bride. of Hate," and also the.
13th and 14th episode’s or "A Lass oil
the Lumberlauds,” featuring Helen
Holmes as last Saturday there were
many that wished to see the 13th epi-
sode but on account of the week show
they were unable to see it so the man-
agement is going to show both these
episodes on the coming Saturday to
give all a chance to follow this very
interesting serial to completion so
urday. March 31st two episodes of “A
oi the Lumberlands" will bi“-
lass
.» liown.
M
1 DEATHS AND FUNERAle
. mound until he bit the Yourdislty dog
'in My anemic in the afternoon and :
Alfred Warren Morehouse
Alfred Warren Mort’house. the son.
.ul Mr. and Mrs, Alfred \l', Morehonscd
died in llnnbury, yesterday. Mr. More ,
hon-so is tul‘lil‘t‘d by a widow and Mr?
and Mrs. George Bradley, oi Norwalkfi
are the other surviving rclniii‘tu. Mix;
Storehouse was well known in this.
intuit: l‘crn born here. lie
a yonnu can of sterling character and-
ln llanhury liri
the l“nnl)ur.\'I
“.15“
had a llllrl of friends.
was conn‘t-lcd with
Nuts for many years and in that ('oll"
net-lion his loss is greatly fell. Fun-I
t'l'itl services will he held Tuesday in}
Bethel at :2 o‘clock in the afternoon. l
9
,Mrs. Lucinda Huyler l
Lucinda. wife of the late William;
llll)'ll'l', (\l llo\\'2t_vloil.
died at lirl‘I
honn- curly tinnday moraine. at the,
Site is sni‘vhed by:
William lluyll-r, J11. oiI
[in 1‘], Stt‘v'utr...
of South Norwalk. The funeral \vilil
be held from the lilll' home, Ruwuyto‘iI
afternoon and will}
he pl‘itnli'. Rev. Henry 1:, .-\udvrson,‘
pastor oi the Rnwayton First Baptist!
and iniei‘mvull
two children,
Till sdiu'
t‘hui't'h. will ('lllt‘lill"
will lu- in the nl'ion cemetery. 1
Mrs. John w. Fytc
.‘lui'y lilizulwtli. wife ot‘ llr. .lohnl
William Mic. dl 'd al‘lrlfii
noon at lll’l‘ lltlllll‘ in Riversnle avenue”
at the age ol 7.3 years.
it; survived by a llilli-l
yesterday
Suuuuturlt,
'l‘ln' dct‘t-nsl'tl I
hand. and by one daughter. Mrs. Isaac:
\Vltlit‘lllllll. l-‘utru‘al services will lll'I
held iron; the late residente ol' the}
dertasrd.'toniorrow utternoon at if
o'clock. RM. Show will oltlrizttc, andI
inlt‘l‘inenl will lH‘ mail“ in Hartford:
(‘onn . on \‘l'odncsdny.
John Cornish
The remains ol .lohn (‘ni‘nisn llit‘}
t‘iiil \\':ti‘ veteran. who died l“l‘lti'i)’,l
March ‘.’:lrd, at Filt'll's Home. in No-
lo *\\'outll'l‘iilgr,
int ‘lllil‘lil
rolon were shipped
t‘nini.. today, and
intuit- in ll‘ili place,
.—
Funeral of Mrs. James Grace
\\ ll‘a‘ I
l
was larculy alt-ended, from hrr lltilllt‘.l
ll Plymouth :l‘l’llllt‘, this moi-ulna, ali
8:le and from St. Mary's (‘hui‘ch at
A solemn rruuicm l:i:'.‘n
muss wax: sung by Rev, J. .l. “villains,
cclebrnnt; Rev. Walter illct‘i'ann. dca.
con; Rev. ’l‘. .l. Finn. sub deacon. ’l‘ln-
pail bearers were )lirtie Shea, Jultlh
llnddln, Charles TllolllDfitlIl, l-‘rank
Rooney. Flower bearers were John
Keamcy' and John Rooney. Mrs. lrvvi
ing l-lyncs .‘lltlt‘l‘t‘d "0 Pic .lesu,"
John Wehele, ”Face to Face." and
"Calvary.“ as the body was leaving
the church. interment in St.
Mary's cemetery.
l
\\ it‘d
AMERICAN lllllllillS
lllllll’l NEW MElH0liS
No Longer Scold an
Hundreds of moth instead of
whipping and wrangling hen the kid-
dics are away off. now look for the
Children
Children are naturally cheerful,
smiling, active, and full of life, any
time they are. cross, frettul, feverish.
quan‘e‘lsoine and all out of sorts. do
not find fault. but. look for the coat-ed
tongue and the feverish bad ,breath.
I! is just as sure a test as a thor-
mometer for heat and cold. that their
stomachs are sour, overloaded and'
clogged up with waste, their livers
lazy. and their bowels constipated.
No matter what ails your child, a
general. sure laxative like “Mrs. Win-I
slow‘s Soothing Syrup" is the right.
start. This isltlie. simple. remedy yourl
mother and grandmother and familyI
doctor have depended on for years.
(‘hildren love this mild laxative. it
is plcaaaut to take. never fails to
wash out and make their insides clean:
and in a few hum you have a happy
contented child again; mother and all
[rel tree from worry.
'Mother. give ' the little Iolks u
chance, try this tonight on the whole!
family trout baby up. and you Will be;
carpeted tile «ills-mace “Hrs. Win;
alof- 8001M” Syrup” «in lake;
unwind; action "dirt and My. l
Bold “do: mt” by mm.
m: titanium—4|. A. flood.
m ”mm-Mt
mun-om,
no iii an
Alan street, Norwalk. and that he.
julilllt'tl on Fred Smith, 66 Main strcet
‘L: lupin-lit
fitter-noon trm 2 to 5
www.mouulmhm
lotw. unllumwm‘
um
i
Mlllill liltillilll l
(Continued from First Page.)
Klimt-2114‘”. taking into custody .
dogs bitten and removing them to the
town kennel._uhere they will be dis“,
psrvu ot. The head of the mad col»
iie will be sent to the state labor-tr";
Middletown for ‘y-xamination.
‘den later found that the do: "
wig. owned by Joseph 'i'rmrcy, (it 272
li-i'y at
The \r
«any Sunday morning. roaming
continued into t'onnecticnt awL
where he nipped tina Epstein dog.
it "
lit-r'.
'I'itc do; “altlvn is making an in- '
tr lgalio’n to scc it" other doas were '
would bi- pleased to rt» ..
paint and
«.Im- t'll} information on tln- matter.
In»; ‘t'ui'tlen Walsh
th...‘ owners: help their dogs tied up
in: a few days so a“ to delay any
itil'llltl outbreaks. or elur litutllt’
‘min as the muzzliug luv. will surely
no on just as soon. as t‘nunaissloper
Jt lll‘tlg.
iii-v which will talu- tile days to i sue
the warning.
A large douJunnlnit hose in the
sltt'tt-iv with a chain attached to his
j-rollar attached Nicholas llrtdicv, the .
iwtlw-yt-arold son ol Mr. and lira
l-Il‘ltt Stu lil‘Odice, (if 8 Pine titt‘iut‘l. yt‘n‘w
lrrtlay morning, as the youngster was
playing in (‘ross street. The beast
131-. two holes in Master lli'edicc's
will. but his teeth (ltd not inter the
yountsler's til-sh. Aside from a ba-ii
:- -ai'-. the boy “as uninjuriti by the?
attutlt (if tlzi- aniniul i
i
”mp—”W
nits EXPRESS
Jilill ltlllllll;
1
Bridgeport, l‘onu.. l
.‘iiaith L'lth. 1M?I
'i't His Excellency. i
tiovcrnor Marcus ll. Holcomb, l
Hartford. (‘onn l
l'iinurahlc Sir: i
\i‘c. the members of the Fifth lllfi~l
il‘it‘x oi the l'tllltill Falcon Aillunrc. nu-
.srmhlcd in Bridgeport, l'onn., this
1:4”. day of March, 1917. \oted: .
“l'hat as in the past so also in the
tr‘uru \vc rennin loyal to the State.
oi tunnel-limit as \‘Ct‘ll as lo the l7ni-'
tvtl Stale: nl‘ America and its policies.-
(illli adopt the tuilowinr. i‘n-ullllltlll' {
\‘vlunas, we l’nlcs nryanirrd as a
organization .alao [)I‘tilllllf~l
up; military lrulilillt’. tor the sole pup
pm of inning cut-it rad («cry llll‘ll’
i upon-d to lr-lp this country in casei
\l Hit! . l
'\.'c, niitii‘r rim i'!lj'.‘s::*li‘ scii ins pol;3
lltul situation on ail-omit of the liar»
intuit war. declare our loyalty to the
l tutu States Government. and swear
It) itand firm by the policies by the
(Euli'nntrnt of this great country. -
“i do our n.ost sincere thanlts to
{it‘s l'lxct-llcin'y. the President of l'ni-l.l
'l‘hc tun-trill of .\lrs. .lantrs‘ (illlt‘l‘i tel Stairs tor his powerful address ol‘I
J.-pt.ary 22nd. detotcd to the wolfarci
of immunity and liberation ol‘ oppress-l
r.l nations. .
“l bt‘llt'Vt‘ that according to the
turns of his Excellency. l'realdcnl,
‘t‘nson the. restoration of free, united
sv-ll’vaovcrncd Poland will be
tundanu-nlul for the world’s peace.
We do express our most than can-
tcn-pt for the German (lovermncnl on
amount of their hru‘tul. inhuman and
barbaric deeds: and according: to the
Century old proverb: "Dopulti swiat
rwiulrin uie bedzic Itic mice polztkowi
I Hill in."
As loin: as the world exists the Ger
nians never will be brothers to the
Volt 5,
We are prepared to rally ourselves
l.l.l‘\.ll the Stars and Stripes against
our tointnon enemy, the German mill.
huh-m, the lemma tiovcrmncnt. the
i-tilv.
barbarian of the present. day.
“l the undersigned unanimously
adopt and endorse the above:
l’eter Knap, president; Stanley
\\'robcl. vice-president; Helen W.
Allrycht. second vice~prcaident1 John
Ptattowskl. secretary: Charles Krolr
ikoWsltl, treasurer: Roman l'Iwilt, dis-
trict instructor; Frank W. Pisarok
director, Michael lCholnowski, direct
or; Victor Kaminsli director; Joseph
Clirzanowski, director; Bozyl Zulltow-
ski, director. _
Committee of Resolutions.
Frank Gierymski, Sigmund Nowak,
Stanley \‘l’robel, S. B. Iladucli.
RED CROSS HEADQUARTERS
OPEN
The. headquarters of the Norwalk
Chapter, of the Red «Cross Organiza-
tion, 91 Wall street, will be open daily
from 10 o'clock until 12 in the morn—
ing and from 2 o’clock untilfiin the at.
teruoon, when one person will at-
ways be in change. People are invited
to come in and register. or to come. in
and work when they feel inclined. Thr-
regular team work will go on as usual.
not only on Friday morning from 10
to l2 o'clock, hilt also on Wednesday
o'CIock. The
chairman of the committee on home
work. Mrs. Oliver ll. Jackson. announc.
ea that cvfiyom- who wishes to
call for home work may do no at head.
quarters any day from It) o'clock un.
til 12 o‘clock and from 2 o'clock un-
til 3 in the afternoon.
~.—
1407“. FOR WA! HOWIYAL.
‘tAlthLBltEMI. has... lurch a-..
'flu Speck-I M8 anew! of this lot:
nomad Milly tilt "(dutch
Vow-m m m that thirty-Ire
mail am at N: hotel. the Hour
Insulati- hi. on the 4W d “I
O
asks that all "
O. l’lwlps Kilt": the press on ,
«or lo.
‘l-‘ccks, ct al.
‘ hr defendant.
won encountered the burglar in their.
so. I“ m liven roam. l ‘
5! Week of
I‘Qualily” Combination Sale!
THIS SPECIAL COMBINATION RANGE SALE positively closes Saturday oi this
week and if you have been considering the purchase of one of these popular mges. your ,-
order mu“ be placed on or before Saturday.
TEN STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM.
Vie have large stock of these ranges on World and thcre
I. need be. no delay in the delivery of yours. Large variety of
t nodels with high or low ovens, open or closed base, in tact a
range to suit you.
LOOK AND CHOOSE FOR YOURSELF.
This range will‘ appeal to you if you will take the trouble
to examine it. Don't let anyone tell you about it, see £0: your-
self. 1
WWW
If you cannot call at the office, phone i681: and one 0!
our representatives will call and explain the big’ offer
1‘04. . L..,.
he
without cost to you.
"l" he United Electric Light and Water Co.
lb.
" ' CCLUETT, PEABODY 6. Co., Jrs. ‘ ’ "
MANY ”)ch CASFS l wm. Mrs. Ethel Virgin O’Noil
l Li l ('Iuvti. Peabody & (‘0. .lrs., won VOCAL STUDIO
their first game l'rom the Colored 136 “’zushifismu Street.
South Kuwait
t‘t‘onn. lli..nl.s on Saturday aftcri'oon.
ill on local
lienvy hitting by Younga ‘Evvrett, Tuesdays For particular;
" ‘ Maura, and Taylor featured for the Fr'fl:{; 35 ”‘49“. ‘t 83:?
. , , . . , - Phone
’lli. 1‘.)an l-t‘ «uni-nu l’lens will uniors. Batteries for 1 hurt, Peabody ’
~i’ in the lily hi", lave lmnorrmr .‘t ('t.,;.:.\-(\ro\'t)iiiig5 and iC‘vt-rett. The, v _
ixtoncidafii :InttlI'llit;i‘< ' aInIil .luItls'tI' Hum. l'cuhody K: 0)., .luniors will
i’l“.tll . ..t‘tl . it P. . llr“
'n H”, ”mm ,I l h, in mi play lllt homalh .HlllM‘s mat ..un DRAF‘I'S
IIIIHHIIL. :in 11pI.I.IIpI,....II I713“; :n‘ hill?“ day at tnIt-IIlsitxtuIi; 32:011thde l‘t):Illllll to the
Lfl lit 1 'l'. A (i i‘ .‘i H‘F ().~ gillntlp ltttl (“S5 ‘l‘rt it"ttli‘, ; ‘t
i. l; II II . I“... . Mb“... & (In. 3 OldC’ounh-y
\lednesday. innen l “y” l {or the
(near Smith is. l'.. ._ 3-. :t I) liual‘
.
i'iirxttt‘l' and ii
..
Shepard's orencstra renedercd mnw Easter 1 ime I
( ‘11.:"E1lni‘I. Davenport lnn, Saturday “White Staz' I“ “Cunard.”
lllll \\}il‘ tI'irllllll}'
ii I I. .1, t' night. A very large crowd attended. . l
u l u- s, ’ 3. .. I I .
-. - J. M. Layton title. ac.
1‘5. pill:
H - TEETH - Real Estate and Insurance,
l: 5.. Lockwood in
it. :llwi‘wot‘iti tor
httnrunly l1 ~a
The Math."
lttoeh and t‘nnd-w
l". ’i‘nininuny for
it’ at the.
if“.
and
M. Lockwood for the ("ly oi Nurwull;
.‘ii 2 -t:.n'
;
I
.. . -, ~ . :walh, Com.
"“3 1 Extracted Without Pain 1 3mm". N“ ‘
Tilt-nun" l“ t‘m;rl...‘:. J; . x» . ton-r ‘
lltviut‘l, rt :il t‘t....2.:i s .znd Loch ‘ . I l a- ”-1
um. tor plaintiffs .i:..l l‘nsi. r t'u' d-w D i ‘1 *3 1 l v :
l“!-.tl:.iils. r. o o o i‘ a lery
.‘litlntr V-.'ithti'o;l is. “5"11‘ i) lied . .’
131;;;_ .i. n. Taylor ti. artist in“; i6 So. Main St. So. Norwalk. Ct .I‘ 4;
w, .v tirilhn. .lr, l -.~ mm! ;.' Items 9 a. m. to 5 p: m., 7 to t? . -.
Wednesday, March 28. p, m. ‘ ,
l‘irli Macilnnalti v~=. ’l'lio .‘.' Y. .\' c d B A ‘ y u ‘
un i monument Oh! I
IL. and It. it. it. l‘oil'nanv. l. (l. u avs E 1'
llilgory t'ur plalmiti‘ it i. lip-rill ‘ __ ‘ ”‘9“
and I\' S liticliinuliahi for tli’lt‘Zlil‘llll
Sarah Wilson. :ultninfsti-ninr
Nurturet lIlni-m. ten to. ..:.l .!
lunpni tori [Il-llllllil .tiit. ii.::i i.;i~
ll ll'lzllll.
\R‘illlaln M. l‘imuv; \s’. .’t.ii.i;'cw
‘t';:n;~k. lai'l for :lalrlih‘ and Alum»
mu Wotsce for «ti-t‘emlanl.
Thursday. March 1:3.
Francis llolun, or iii. vs. l"l‘;tilit ll
12. 0. Jun Mi for plain-
lill and H. C. Scull. id for doictulant.
‘jié rat GltllA'l‘lS 1‘
FOOD VALUE
Frisbie’s Pics
The most economic
Sarina boots
tor Wooten
There is Umqnb‘ Charm and
Distincm' Chamber in the
Thomas I. ltnyrmmi. el al vs. \‘v'u- . ' s w 'Are
ltam ll. Fisher. ct nit. liinxwellor and dessert SOld at a“ Beautiful W B
lltficman for plaintiff and J. .l. ("unco Now Showing.
stores. Try them
Francis J. lilaelmre". w. The City l
of Norwalk. M:turl"~c land t- r plain
Attractive Styles. In-
MEN’S. BOYS—1 ,MISSES‘
u
tll' H i ll). M, Loch!" iol ’ ‘lrrcnd- 41
if." ”‘ ' ‘ ‘ - l AND CHILDREN‘S
(la‘l‘les ll. llih‘“ .i. ct al. vs. I. . . . S l Snag-EL
’l"ici‘.ins .l. Kent! J. ll. Taylor tor Sp 3 g F d
ra to ill ,
pl'iLl-til’t‘ and liratl‘. :‘ztd tinndr" for
thirtzhunl.
bank 1‘. Lawton \-¢:_ Ray C. ills»
tel. 91 al. Keogh and l‘ntldeo for
p_.laintltt‘ and llowcrcs and \‘.'.
uvlrnuanz.
insect Killers
in)?
ElwotidétGlover " I
In Washington St.
Soul! Efimfitk
..~ .___._...
RlllllllHl ill-ill lllillill
ill Blilltitlll‘S llllllil;
Albert D. Morgan,
i-nii.Aimi.ram, March Ell-Jinn}
WASHINGTON STREET
and I Furigous
Remedies
l
Water‘Glass Egg Pre-
server 3: quart
Full W3 xiii-in ‘
old Ellis Yarnall. set-re'rry treasurcrI
Midland Valley lla‘lroad and promln-i
eut socially. died early today, from a?
outlet wound sustaincd while detenti-‘
n.
my. his wife from the attack of a .
no.5“, burgla . at illt‘iy home here lastI k I h B. Each; Can 5‘.
night. i . I
Mr. and Mrs. Yarnall had just rat As or t 6 1g —‘-~'- A
turns-d from a day spent at their conn-I‘
try home at Media. when lira. Yarn;
B. A. MEAD
8 NOr’h Main-SI. ‘
Book
rosin. She. grappled with him and at;
the. some time. anointed for help.
Mr: Yarnall ,who was in his bath. _____,.,«_--_,,
ru~iicd to his wife's assistance. and
hurled the negro into the hallway].
The asvilant then draw a rcvolvcri
and tired, the bu"ot entering filth]
Yarnall‘s groin art prunlralim: lli'ci
liver. Despite his fatal wouml, hcl
continued to struglzle. with the negro
and succeeded in tort-tut: him back;
\zarn down the, alumnus. After tirl
tin: another shot, the burglar inadc’I
his (scape llimugli an open wlnduw._
A handbag containing about $1th in;
cat'i was th-- extent of his booty. l
MI. Yuma". who was titty-'onc yous}
old. was a gradual. til linsert‘urtt "olv
text and Hat-uni i‘rlxvrsity.
l
c. TORTERELLA hllBSING 5, ,.
cal-nomadic Tom-Mia. ow iluie. ”
[troy-«Mid daughter of Mr. and Bitten J ‘
ll. Tenant]... of on timing utrwt. out
reported aiming to tlw downtown no;
“on this morning. lip to press time,
The um» girl in mortified or» Mitzi;l
Mo run oil. with light Mir. She?
M o gray "column I. mom, I
manommomumumwhmmuamw‘ I
new w | ~ , j , , II“,
Norwalk Chronicler