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that than iii be as unanimous to
firth our future to work so: It plain
hummus: his arm: Carton III Franco-Belgian front. “and up tar II Community {louse wIIII gym
gull contrasted with {Inner The road I. It. ‘ouium and new mom tor old and
correctness of detail is the mom that: was nothing of Special ira- rmumumu ThecI-gtlhlswn
to: Parts mt mm or the also Pom.” gee-Md with no tum: needs of the:
tteenth century and the impulsive ”‘ Earnest number and bows to have
,mob ponies are factors in It produc- an opportunity to satisfy some of
of Gas Water Heaters
. 19:. mt. 3pc
Seats
. all-mtg 30¢
' THURSDAY. FRlDAY
AND SATURDAY
PICTURES ONLY
' THURSDAY
The Paramount Picture
rAULINE FREDERICK IN T
“SAPHO”
Friday—:liarold"
and May , Allison
Hidden Children.”
SATURDAY
The Paramount Picture
THEODORE ROBERTS IN
”Tl-IE COST OF HATRED”
And the 4th Episode of
“THE RAILROAD
RAIDER”
Lockwood
in “The
lilllfill Still
Elton that for eren excellence has not-
ler been surpassed by the Fox com-
pany. The supporting cast is one of
exceptional merit and Individual er
forts of many stars are particularly
in evidence The shows will be at (Continued on Second Page-l
g2 .15 7 and 9 o‘clock tomorrow and der conference of me. haters‘ nation-
there will be no advance in prices ‘1 board 0’ drew)“; in New “Wk
city recently and it is understood that
a plan for wage increases was work
ed out by which the some. increase
will be sought in all districts Price
hills in New Jersey districts expire
on June 1.
hope ations are being made by the
shop committees of the difftreut iac
torie’s and the manufacturers to con
for tomorrow on the making of the
new bills. John W. Green & Sons.‘
'ncu request the employee of its soft
finishing department to report at the
department Wednesday morning at
nine o’clock for the. purpose of dis
"I'Ssinz the new scale. it is expected
that the new bills will be made in
HERE THEY ARE
The first out of the box. l
The new straws!
Just enough hats for the live
wires who naturally lead off.
Tomorrow will be our regular
Straw Hat Opening. 1
I Rogers 81 Stevens
So. Norwalk 5 V
were the. next entertainers with
Isongs‘ Then Patsey Dodge, a unique
cometyan, whose efforts won him gen
erous applause. The show embed
Palstce Theatre
Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures
TODAY
Edith Storey and Antonio
Morétto in Vitagraph Blue
>Ribbon Feature
Igl‘ALLADIN OF
BROADWAY"
‘ -—and-—-
‘g "The Secret Kingdom"
Seventh Episode Starring
jDorothy Kelly and Charles
, Richman.
, Wednesday
Extra Extra
AIIntroducing the Return to the
Palace of the Famous Fox
Features
,illiam Farnum III
“ATalc of Two Cities”
,Adsptcd for the Screen from
‘Charles' Dickens‘ Story and
.One of the Biggest Pictures
“ever-produced by any com-
:pany at any time.
NoAdvancc In Prices
Thursday—Dustin Famurn as
“A Son‘of Erin.”
Friday: -- Clara
'IYoung in “Trilby.”
a
Kimball
4,1nent.
hoyt’s Theatre
FRIDAY EVENING,
May 4 .
, SATSAFTERNOON,
May 5
The Successful Operetta
“PANDORA” .
_1Conducted by Composer
Evening, 25c to $1.
Afternoon, 25c to 50¢.
IIIII IIIIIIII
Vaudeville at the Regent
ther big opening day took place
the (Regent yesterday, when a
not vaudeville show opened to
ty business at . both afternoon
vening performance. Alexander
ty, the upside down man, opened
‘1
bill with juggling feats performed!
standing on his head. 'He
=d his act with walking down
on his head. MI. Patty claims
this amazing feat. White. Mul-
e White offered a singing and
, specialty that pleased. follow
M be I four cheerupo in II lively
‘ human and the cone
untrue m with a singing out.
mum outplcunluptbouw
' with the Carl ‘Damon Troupe,
every factory within two weeks. In
“ones where the shop committees and
manufacturers cannot agree on some.
details of the new bills. the. officers
-' the local hatters' associations will
take the points in dispute up with
rlI manufacturers on behalf of the
"ten. Making of all price. bills, how-
ever, will be accomplished by the men
under the direction of their officers
four
men, two women, not' forgetting a
dog, who performed clever acrbbatlc
feats. Tonight the bill will be re-
peated. IPrices 15, 20 and 30 cents.
land there Will be two big perform-
lances tomorrow, .
At the Regent Thursday.
(liven Pauline Frederick "as the
famous “Sapho.” Thomas .Meighanl as
her studentdover, Gaussln. and others
in the cast of such cxcellenc‘e‘ns
Frank Loses, John ‘Sainpolis, Pedro a
do Cordoba—And llugh Ford as dii 11),“:ng
irector. an the result will be what W '
‘gmight be expected, a typicolfiF‘amouo m. ‘ “”m‘“ m
Players-‘Paramount picture,‘ full of
when agreed upon.
Indications are today it was stated
this afternoon, \thot the new bills
will be agreed upon without any seri
ous difficulty. President McCue, of
C Iftr:
Production
a late or Two
’
Cil‘CS-l in the 'cost of llIlng. It is under
and will be signed by the officers!
the Hat Finishers, stated today thntl
the stiff batters had received no nut» that Mrs. Wyckof! became intoxicated
terial wage increase' in years and that; on Various occasions in California and
he expected the advance would he in Connecticut and that she frequent
Irrnnted in view of the great increase [y threw things, Once a cup of cof-
’ adapted to work with each
“heart interest" as well as touches oil
pathos and humor, and best of all
Pauline Frederick nt herbrilllant-
best. “.Snpho" is the featured nttrac
ltion at the Regent this week Thur-S
day. g _ I
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PALACE THEATRE TODAY
Stars in Vltgraph Blue Ribbon Fea
ture Play Are Edith Storey and An-
3 tonic Moreno—"Secret Kingdom"
Eploodo .
The numerous combinations of
stars in photo plays is ptoof of the
fact that. producers recognize the
value of keeping together leaders best
other.
The merit of such system is at once
apparent, for the players becoming
accustomed to each other can tilt into
important roles with less coaching
and the result is especially noted in
the naturulness with which pictures
are noted. This is so in ”Aladdin
from Broadway" which plil‘ys the Pul-
ace theatre today, and in which Edith
Storey and Antonio Moreno are the
,stars. The: two are widely known as
'screen celebrities and in the new
feature offer an enjoyable entertain.
“Aladdin from Broadway" in
produced withgall of the force of the
Vitngruph company back of it audit
‘is from start to finish a worthy blue
ribbon feature. Today’s program also
'includes "The Secret Kingdom,” the
seventh episode of the Vitagraph se-
rial which stars Dorothy Kelly and
Charles Richman.
To 'Be Starred in Dickeno' "A Tail) of
Two Cities” Produced by Fox Film
Corporation. g ,
g One of the most. enthusiastically re-
ceivcd announcements made by the
Palace theatre in a long time wds
that of the return of the Fox features
to the theatre. Coupled with the fact
that William IFarnum would he
starred in the initial picture “A Tale;
of Two Cities,’ playing three times
Loniy, Wednesday, May .2, the an-
L‘nouIIcI-zment canted special weigh;
For the most part, the adaptor has
been mindful of the respect due the
work. His changes from the original
plot are slight and make for clear-
ness of the screen version The we ell
‘ 5 WILLIAM FA°RNUM TOMORROW!
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gs Arc Cheap NW:
1 Buy some Water Glass Egg
Presenter and put some down for
next winter. Quart can, 30c, will
with each can.
11- A. MEAD
{merit of officers’ servants.
OUTBREAK OF TYPHUS
ADDS TO TROUBLES‘ IN
GERMANY. SWITZER-
LAND REPORT STATES.
fContlnned iron firs page.)
NEW YORK. May I.——The
trial of Franz Rintelin, the Ger-
man naval captain, and seven
members of Labor's National
Peace Council, was continued to
day in the Federal Court here.
The jury was selected late yes-
terday, The defendants are
charged with conspiracy to vio-
late the Sherman Anti-Trust
law by fomenting strikes on piers
and in munition plants.
LONDON. May I, 12220 p. m.
-—Bombs were dropped by an air-
plane Sunday night on Zierikzee,
in the Dutch prow‘nce of Zec-
l,and says a Renter dispatch from
The Hague under Monday's date.
Three persons were killed and
much material damage was done,
the message states.
THE HAGUE, May 1, via
London, 12:45 p. m.—The Tele-
graaf of Amsterdam states that
the bombs which were dropped
on Zierikzee did such extensive
damage that the village is in
ruins, more than one hundred
houses being smashed or damag-
ed. A terrible panic prevailed in
the town, intensified by the play
of the searchlights operated by
the airmen, says the newspapers.
It is declared that the bombs
were not dropped by mistake,
the Telegraaf adds. but were pur-
posely launched. The natibnality
of the airplane has not been es-
tablished.
Advices from Sluvskil state
Ill” Puts III II 5
* IIII tune on
“My, How ‘Tiz’ Gladdena Tired, Swol-
g fen, Burning Feet—It’s Glor-
ious!” ' ‘
Ah! what Ieltef. No more tired feet:
no more binning feet; no more swol
ll
stood that ‘scverul of the munufocl
tutors were nrlnnging today to com
menco immediate conferences with
the shop committees. in relation to,
the new bills. Until the new bills me3
set and agreed upon work will be?
continued under the could now in‘
gforce. I '
' The. Ladies’ Aid of the First ME:
IChuItlI will hold a business meeting
Wednesday at thIoc o'clock in tho
church.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE COM-
MUNIrv coup TO as Hal. 5‘
FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK
The attention of members of the
Community Clubls culled to the on
dual meeting which will behold on
Friday at 3:30 in the club rooms, 55j
West avenue. This meeting is very
important since the election of ofllU
new takes place and the discussion of
plans for the coming year. As there
has been no prorislon in the bylaws
for the election of n nominating com
mittee, nominations for officers will
he made. at the meeting. A number
of amendments to the bylaws haw
also been proposed noductlon‘ifhvill;
be taken upon these.
The clubs activities center at pre-
sent in the work of the Garden Cum‘
mittee of the Civic Department for at
this unusual period in our country's.I
life all the spare time of th embers
is being given to the work he Red
Cross and the other large ergency
worksfi? Members of the club are re-
minded that the club organization of-
fers a means for carrying out any line
of activity which they wish and can
be used along any new lines which
the members desire. Those who can»
not be present are urged to send in
their suggestions fur future programs
or for new lines of work.
The club's plan for a Community
House is not by any means abandoned
and will be pushed when the com-
munity has an opportunity to think
of its own needs rather than of the
needs of the world. The plan for
this honor: is o. very ebroad and prac-
lioal one offering as It does a gymnas-
ium and club activities for all grbups
in the community, men. Women, boys
"I
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len, aching, tondet, sweaty feet. Ne »
mm c. sor chess
bunlons.
in corns,
callouses .
I’ No 11131th what ails your feet or
what under ‘hc sum you’ Ve tried wltlr g
out getting relief, just use “Tin."
“T12" is the only remedy that arm 3
out all the poisonous exudationo
which puff up the feet.
"le'hcures .
your foot ttouhlc so you'll never.
"‘8 only ‘W‘rson “I the World preSCrVO I5 601. Full directions “mp or draw up your fnp'e in pain
Your shoes wont seem tlpht and your
feet will never, never hurt or got
sore and swollen. Think of .Jt, no
more foot misery. no more agony
from corms. caucuses or humans.
Get a 25-min box at any drug store
or department More and get Instant
roller. Wear smaller shoes. Just once
try "Till” (let a whole year‘s foot
“’th tor only all mm from of
these needs. All of these large dues
E«lions should be borne in mind by the,
“MCI?“ should;
members and their
‘hring them to the meeting on Friday.
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no l\illllfPflllltlllllS
(Continued from First. Page.)
1
young man who was boarding there
|Ito take. her conoeing, and also to
{hurt kiss and make. love to IlIeI,’
according to the bill of particulars.
“in the winter of 1915 in a cafe and
dance hall in Venice California, the
puilllllll gate a soul kiss so called,
to a married man and made iIIIpIop-
er suggestions and ovum utes to him. ;
1 Tin the fall of 1915 the plaintift
made the statement that she heard
her husband would die soon, that She ‘1
dctested hint and that she was deeply
in love with 'John Doe,’ II mattied'
man of Stamford Ccnn., and that she
would leave cVery thing including her
husband and baby. and go anywhere
in the world with the said John
Doe. and she did not care who know 1;:
it. ,
“In the {all of 1915 the plaintIfT
Iwent out at. night alone several times
unbeknown to the defendant with a
Imarried mun. The plaintiff uddtgssed
‘liim as ‘futhet,’ and he in turn called
hrI mother.”I
The bill of patticulars also alleges
fee, at her husband
MI. Wyckoff inherited a large for
tune from his lather, n cIeosote manu-
incluIer. Ilia wife was a. Brooklyn
girl After their sepnrtaion, in De
ocntbcr- 1915, many court actions
were filed. llnth begun divorce. pro
cor-dings in Nevada. and when they
'wetc dlscoustinucd they filed countcr
Iuctlons last January In this state.
Mrs Wyckoff accuses her husband
of c'uclty and spec “fies [but be com-
fiellt‘d her “to ride. in :I Ford car."
Site 11180 bcrznn an action II'trIlnRt her
'mothor-in. law. askine for $100. 000, at
loglni. alienation of her husband's af-
fections. Both bud been prominent in
Greenwich and Stamford,
Billilb Ill blilbllull
l . 'g
x; Elli f0llD SUPPLY.
(Continued From Page One)
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1
proved working conditions
Shipments or bakery products were.
received in Chicago room trout soy
and nearby tumms mm Wisconsin
cities, but the response from (301%.-
corms in llIIIWIIIIktaig, -.St Louis, I..n
ctnnutl and Cleveland was limited,
most of them asserting that they were
unable ti. .I s'otidI the Iupplles reptili-
ed. An added complication was the
sulfur a. “noun...”
LIIIIIIII. minuug‘u their stri , which
ulcd out. about six but" .I men, af-
fected only the shop:- .,..-e.ady closed
by tho bakers’ strlre. the action, it
was said, makes more difficult negoI
tin-Lions for. a settlement.
Many of the smaller dealers .took
advantage of the situation to run the
price of bread up to Its high as seven-
teen ccnts a lost. The dealers said
ziho :upply would not. lost twenty—
four hours mate.
NEW YORK. May 1 —~A mass meet
ing of New York bakers has been cull
ed for Wedncsday afternoon to con
elder plans fur reducing the cost” of
bread production and dlStributiou by
cooperative effort.
I nag“ ~ .oiu
Horace M. Gray, of the firm of
Gray & Gray, was in New. York yes-
terday and pissed a successfu exam-
ination for pdmitta cc to the Platte!
butgh camp
Advertise in The Sentinel.
“fl”...
1' ::.
Begins Today
YOU WANT A GAS WATER HEATER -- YOU
NEED'IT. HOT WEATHER IS COMING- WHEN
, YOU DON‘T WANT TO KEEP YOUR RANGE FIRE
GOING. AND IT IS WASTEFUL TO HEAT WATER g
on TOP OF YOUR GAS STOVE. YET YOU NEED 5
HOT WATER FOR DISH WASING, FOR LAUNDRY,
FOR BATHING AND SHAVING.
.GET THAT GAS WATER HEATER TODAY AND
SAVE MONEY. FOR THE MONTH OF MAY ONLY,
WE ARE SELLING THE CELEBRATED VUL-CAN
HEATER FOR
l
. ., $l6. 50 FuinInstalled
l .IIIIIc lstPricc willbcllliill
No Money Down
$1.00. Per Month
Nothing to pay until you have
used the Heater 3o days—Then
only $1.00 per month. This Sale
ends May 3iSt—Then the price
must be raised because of increas- '
ed cost of the Heaters. Order
yours at once so it will be in-
stalled before the first hot wreath;
er comes. '
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iNOTES OF THE STREET D'EPART».
Telephone, write a postal or
come to the office and see the
Heater demonstrated.
Order Now!
The united E‘eciric Light and Water Co.
I
I
MENT.
Work on paving South Main street
will be started chOItty. Willi Inc
(to-operation of the Connecticut Com-
pany it is hoped that the work will
be complced hot (I the heavy summer
truffle starts. 0- ongcs in the trolley
truck will have to be made, but this
will be done as rapidly as possible.
A .macudamlzed road has recentlv
been completed at Rownytou avenue,
A new macadmnlzcd stone roan I
being built. between the Wilson Point
road and Thomas hill.
The maintainancc machine. it at
work on Merwin street today. ’ In a
short time streets in the downtown
section of the town will be repaired.
Today started the clean-up .weolt
campaign. Everyone should t‘y to
;uid in this important work. Melt"
the backyard look unfamiliar without
those unsightly tin cans.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Howard Gill of 3.1 Lincoln avenue
was admitted this morning.
' NOTES OF THE WILDING
DEPARTMENT
Earl F. Themes was given a permit
to wire a house on Rowaytouuvcnus.
Miller & Chittom received II permit to
do wiring for Howard Hoyt at 21 Arch
street; Reed &. Volk received a per-
mit to do additional wiring for F. J.
Donahue, at 36 Bayview avenue, and
.also received one to wire the. City Ho~
tel barber shop. South Main street.
The White Electric Company took
out permits to do wiring for Adolphus
Russell, Westport avenue; M. Bur-
rett. Rowayton avenue, ‘F. M. Cullen
received permits to do wiring for B.
T. Nuttet‘ord. 83 Main street; install
a motor for Charles H. Hauxburst, 25
West Main Street; do wiring for Luke
“anneally, 22 Franklin Street; Mrs.
William F Tammany, 5 Chestnut
street, and John W. thcek, 85 Glen.
wood avenue. The Norwalk Building
«ICOmpany Iecclvod a permit to build
a balcony for Mrs. ‘Wllllams , Elm
street.
‘ Company C, of the Auxiliary Policep
held II drill lust , night in the ease.
bound yard of the railroad station at
I South Norwalk Company A held a
drill in the Town Assembly Hall.
“BEST YET”
Eyegl 35 iii outing
Configures To Be
THE LEADER . _
We are always pleased to
demonstrate its points of- su-
periorfty. ,
We employ experienced
OCULISTS‘ to examine eyes
and guarantee satisfaction.
THAMER
"The Three-0 Eye Service"
Oculluto. Optometrists, Optlcfano H
87 Atlantlo Sq, Stamford, Conn. “
Open Sat. till 9 p. In. Esc’tSS’i
Have a
g Garden
of your own
,Ivi'
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We have the proper tool for
digging, planting and cultivat—
ing, for the small garden or
one of large acreage.
Come and see ”but line and
.ask us all‘out anything you ‘
may need. We especially call
attention to the Iron Age
Cultivator.
~\,
Albert D. Morgan }.
WASHINGTON SIR Er"
Norwalk Chronicler