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Evening sentinel, Monday, August 6, 1917 · page 3

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.gredient. " is alrepdy being released on
Ithe Gcnerul Film program I! 33059
:yet to be shown march in quality the i
{litter displayed To the ir;:ti‘— on \Irtrch ;

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€001.33? PLACE TOWN

’Regent Theatre

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is REPORTED if

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3” Degrees Cooler Inside Than ‘1 - {\“i IETI‘Y" ”"41 i‘e‘r 1' "m" M‘ei "rTlIie is no c film's re, however ot‘
oui5ld3- got a genome ”9““ coming ‘0 them. Iiiie mount the cson timing public.
3 Shows, 2:15, 'I' 1.: and 9 Th 1 I l r of“st one at Ito-n - - ‘
__. 9 ‘I I0-0 5 0 Y I would hate to pay,‘ 1.x: report said.
TOd DY'S " i5 3 grippinw. ripping drama. “50 uwccpiiig a change would have

it .I ~ . 3 eh i , . .. . .
JEAN SUaI‘YHERN T..cr(. is present always tho ‘ u 0 brought. (KJI‘nLQUI-‘DCCS thought clearly‘I

nature, that touch of the mastil‘ CtatI. Illldisir.1i.}1€."
mnkcs the Whole world kin." 1
1.. {III-pure. “Forbidden Paths“ and

In a Dramatic Photopluy

“The Cloud”

And Hearst-Paine News

l
The committee, it was stated. substi-
tu‘ed tor the House 10 per cent. tariff

 

..._. an (t licnl'i' picture will be slio\‘I'n at I”), I‘iiiorlcratc, temporary “(.in tux-
Tues'dav gull II"l'itlE'ill1tll(‘t‘> at the RFEP“: The”: . s." (It one-half (t cent lIi‘!‘ 'lIlIUIld 0“

\‘ii‘ian Marziii and Sessne l"‘I TUI‘I‘Ii-I‘I-‘V gsugar, t‘ii’e cents on tea, two cents on
Hayakawa in "“"‘_‘ icon‘cc. xllld from three to five cents

AT THE PALACE TODAY l

Inn (‘UCHEL I
“If every cent of these taxes," the“
Iicpnrt st. tied, ‘were passed on to the
iconsunitr, it would amount to little‘
iso billitli it would hardly be felt by the1
tortsurrrcr. A considerable part is:
‘likIli to be absorbed by the produc-i

“Forbidden Paths”

Also on U MIIciir) (‘oiiietiy

. Wednesdayr
BRI ANT WASIIBI' rm and

HAZE l. I)AL\ in

“Filling His Own Shoes”

Also Burton HOlIilES Travel

Ethel Clayton in
Feature, “The Stolen Para-
disc"
.Stllllr'lllli‘g new in the way of :I
lirito ' III [III' liiI’I “'11s evolved when
“The Stolen Pr- -iadise” was filmed In

New World Brady!

 

, I’ltlut'se . ,1 . .. i
v i . i‘ ii d :Ilers. llim are small coin-
COMIKC~»M;1rr Pickford in her .tit owes: \\ .:7 id- Picture . ..tdv-T; IidII, t‘ I“ a dI “ . . - . I . ll .
. r ’ . . . ,1. . ,. » ’. .2 . ,; v
if“?! Patriotic PliotolIlaV. “The lIlre IIIIioiiic is :1 ci‘liiiniirtg younz girl V‘n’d 1‘1”“ “mm“ “I'RI‘I‘ ”1 p‘im“ -‘
O ’ . II I 3 $197,"
lttle Amem‘wfl . .\\ ho marries .1 blind man and who is all i”) ‘ ”9“, cm“ ‘ l _ .I
IWIIIIII‘I‘” II" “‘9 “““d “‘I‘“ “ "" "‘“ W W m H a will.“
—_ - —'““ ' ""—‘ .__.--_- Lil)‘ her “(11111" with whom he i; do: 111‘ tsec‘md ‘ “55 ”all rate” ;“d t p “‘9
‘in 10“. Mi Fm“ (“WWI NW, per (exit Iltl profits tin against pub-
. . .‘5 4- u 1 l
>- . H II [ in our) annually. .
Palace l heatre Itlic yole of 1.!ch wrie. th is simply I. “I .h i5 mfmli)? :IO. . 35 . i.
charming in this part. The role of i" 1i” ‘ i l ”I“ 20‘“) rme n-
- . ~. . : . creases. \i'is conitiiented on as fol-:
"Refreshing, Refrigeration With Itlre husband is handled It) Edward low‘SI ‘
Pleasing Entertainment» ‘I.ancfoid who is handsome and likIIu-I .. .. i
the (our ~ “Leading representatlves of the

hie. The other membrrs o"
pr‘ttiy are :-ill very capable and are
splendidly LflFi .You will most cc: II-tIin'.
13‘ like this production and you will ‘
Today lw able in sec it at the Palace Thea
Newest World Feature we today.
ETHEL CLAYTON in ,

“The Stolen Paradise” AT THE REGENT TODAY

Per-fennances Daily at 2:15, 7

piiblislicrs appeared in protesi against;
and 9 o'clock. .

the zone instant and presented evi-.
Ionte that it would be a serious mis-I

take and in many instances entail cer-

tain disaster. The coriibinatiou postal:
land special income tax, recoiiimeiidedi
es :1 substitute. is not regarded as per-E
Ifect but in view of increases on first.)

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Jean Sothern in An Intensely Dramat- and second class mail and parcel pos-
ic Photoplay “The Cldud" it was felt that some reasoiiabli pro ;

. "The Cloud" is an intensely d!‘llIll‘:Il~ 13:23:12 :dIriIIptIiIouZI It: szItIIIIIId 253$-
.ic pliotoplriy. in which Jean SMIIH‘II p “ l “ ”p l ‘5 p. I
is azain seen in :i clizirnclerlznii in cais liming the privlege of second.
that permits of tht> widest display 0““st ":IaIHII'naue: I f II

those tiilcnis that have made her one his 11 on 0 a new p on 0 in

‘of the most popular actresses on t‘..Ic formation at the source" instead of:
“we“ The “0111 combines the MIL collection at the source for income,

merits of suspense Ind mystery to “I I, taxes, the report salt. “will enable tha‘
utmost degree and the dcnoucinent of government to locate more meallf‘ly

‘the picture comes with the startling all “‘di‘iduflls subject t0 the Inconiei
. I ' . t' x'.‘ and stimulate collections lessen:
tforce of the unexpected, in this pro-

'duction \Iise Sothcrn portrays the expense The new plan of taxing uii-

' lI'lrt of I voting girl who sacrifices II divided corporate surplus 31-‘0 Wills
fortune, A wild permits a cloud to hang suld ‘0 “‘5‘”? larger and fairer COHGC-

lions.
IIovei her good name in order that sllPI

Be sure you see the new line 0f might preserve from slander the rep-
Bathing Gaps we are showing— Ititutiou ot‘ lrci do'rd mother With su-
positively the prettiest styles, il‘ri‘mt‘ artistry. ‘tlro \outhfu. star has
shapes and trimmings offered thier I conveyed to the srrccn a most iIIIInnrk-

. Tomorrow
YitiigraplrSuper De. Luxe Feature

“The Magnificent
Meddler”

With ANTONIO MORENO
_______ \
Wednesday
Famous II‘ox Juvenile Stars
JANE AND KATHERINE LEE
.__in.__.

“Two Little Imps”-

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Bathing Caps ---____._.____ I
MARRIED M'N'S CLAIM DENIED I
CLE \‘lIIl .A.\' I 0., Aug Ii.~-(‘ h:Iir-
mun .lllllltIIi II. Jackson. of (‘Iiyt Iliogn

‘ublc interpretation of the character. (Ollllil' luxcinptinn Board N0. 5:. “WI

 

 

 

3838011. come in and 1001‘ them _ inouiiccd today that the eyciiiptinnI
DIET. AT THE REGENT TUESDAY it‘liliill of Daniel II). Sirillei‘, 26. based on
. 25° to $100 itho ground that he wrre iiizir‘ried sinccl
H EA. MEAD Vivian Martin and Sessue Hayakawa in \lI"ll II. 1017. has iIIIIIn dcniod. Sadlvr; .
i a Japanese Story. "Forbidden “1h lII'I'tII:Ill\ ceiliiicd for ser'i’icei
Druggist i Paths" Iiiiih the National Army.

it is :I w.- --ll known fact that the Job-
It’lltISt‘ considIIiI it :1Ii horror to die for ‘
tipii- country or the Mikado :Iiid 'lllilt
hurt-Ir: Iii is IImrmoii :imtIllIl Wi-‘UI' “"5“
itiil neitII' :Ils :lllii .itiuilrrils in the mo.- licIiIII-I llltI ".\'o TiIIIsprrI s" sign on t‘sr-I‘
IiicII ot .ltllIJil. 'lIiIIIr-fIiiItI' 'i’iitliid itil lust ii‘ilf‘t IIII (Illini :.Itl Ills cIIfII-l wzis‘
ililiilx,'I:l strongly \‘irzil s‘tIi‘l' Hf ii JIIII‘ ; iiiI‘tt. :IIItIiiilli ”8 light he
Iiiricsc mun rind an American ir:,:iII IE, strirIlr-Il. II condition to which he witsI
piirtiiulaily fittingv and in kI‘IIlIiIIZIby no lllt‘flil~= llilllSIIIl. lie was castin:
iwizli Ilic Iiuc clirIiii It-IIII ot tliII \ilIllt‘lII. with his il((’Il<l(lllII‘Ii pirsistIInt ilwli‘
ho lzrpancw loI‘Ir stitiIititIIIi wardncss in .1 deep pool “liill lIiir-.I
lriIiriglizippiiic~ to H Ii rIicIl footstnp smote his I :I.II lllltl irc‘

“FOTbltllil‘l‘ turned to confront Iii iII1'I c fr'Iirmci. i
at Illf‘ Rt 6‘ 1‘” "IItIv.’ srrid tlic lllI‘IiH-l‘, “you can't;
fish here'" 1

Jones recorded him solemnly and
Itlicu sclzcd IltII iriiury for‘rnci's rI-luc-.
Irint hind rind shook it warmly ‘Ii‘mt
‘zl‘flillltlilOIIF, old top." he said with on
Itliiisiusni. “I‘ve been at it for thIn-I
ty yizire. and you‘re the first man to’
Betwixeu you and:
darkly, “I can‘t}

.8 North Main St.

HE PLEADED GUILTY
South Norwalk, Conn.‘ |

it was into in the :Iftiiiiotui illlti‘
Ion“: hurt it :Indcr'cd II] at Icctm not no-

 

Rolon PoiniPark
BATHING

Admission—Week Days, 200; Sun.

{N IVhtIn

'(‘5‘1 'lk
his own lit. to
lIi the woman he loves

1 days and Holidays, 35c. . .t-rri rw sltnwll

DANCING i 'l‘iltInlin 1I.,.....‘I._..I

;,Chicken and Share

Dinners
.Liberty Bond Contest Begins

l‘cilis"

i
‘ _. -. ”-..-...- i
i NOT A HEAVENLY MESSENGER. i

A trill thin man with one eye, ‘Illlltiu
this way into Illt‘ office of Amos ii.
' :1Iii.. illtI prosperous bunker

i “Let me have $10,000 and I will re-

. IiiscIIoicI niv secret
i . . . . . - ccd it most. '5 .
Ill-l} you. “hill you n I ‘ he concluded

 

 

 

 

, July 9th. ~-
sidii'd the timer. iffp 11 I.”——Outln
HREWORKS EVERY FRIDAY “..., I, ...... 0. b.......,....... ...... it I "III“ II“ If i
NIGHT ~l\i.\lll handed over the money GOLD FROM CANADA I

 

 

Ten years later Amos K. Klmn v.35} NEW TORK. .\.ug 6~Gold to the

A] IHE [HEAIRES 'in mare”. He “PM“ hi“ $10,000 to 'imouii! of 36.400 000 from Camila for
' ISM? him from disgrace. iBriIish account was receiied today?
i; i ‘ , A trill, thin man. with one eye awiand deposited at the I’liiia'LII’I'rphia;
| . pearcd. I‘ll?“ This is the second cott‘sicrimentI
i AT THE N” A-E TOMORROW “Yes. yes." exclaimed the, bauku “moo ”I? renewal of ‘19 cold move- I
“Heaven has sent you." merit lust w.celt when $56. 000 000 was
“Correct. said the visitor as he drew .r.cccli (Id.
{for a great wallet. ‘I have here a

 

’Aritonio Moi .Iuo Gives Horsemanship
Exhibition in “The Magnifi-

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MCCALL PATTEENS for AUGUST

So. Nor-walk

EVERYWHERE
WOMEN of
mscmrmnrion

accept

MCCALL
DESIGNS

as their

FASHION
AUTHDRITY

LEI-signs of

Garment ; tor

Outing
Traveling

Now on Sale.
BRIGGERMAN BROS.

Conn.

 

 

 

 

Your Chance to Replace
Thai Old Gas Range!

! If your gas range has been. in use for a number of years and?"

‘~\‘;‘.m. wm

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it.

I. you are getting only fair results with it, would it; not be well fulfil;
you to replace it with a new one beiore our season 3 supply is

i .1 exhausted I";
A BIG ADVANCE IN PRICES

l is positive when our present stock is sold out, as we will then be i“
compelled to pay present market prices. ,
Don’t neglect to give this matter serious thought and >431

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1’: 3:33-2:39. Em.- '”

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prompt attention.

 

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ALL RANGES SOLD on EASY MONTHLY PAY-
MENTS, BUT YOU MUST‘ACT QUICKLY. ;

The United Electricliiii ail W

 

 

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THE PEOPLE wuo‘mvr'rs .
THEMSELVES 1b SPEND TNEIR
VACATIONS AT THE cor TAGE
You :msr RENTED .

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

WERE?) cousw
GEORGES COTTAGE
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M
AWORLD' PICTURE BRADY'I‘lADE

ii midi: EMWEN
3i, a! e 5%. for: ”mash;

-. Cowl inc/udirr'i 53:01 :I ' LANGFORJ)
1’. 0. road by HARLEY KNOLSET'

 

 

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PALACE, MONDAY, AUGUST 6

 

 

 

%TY?©‘5§\\I WW as? .“sza
EXEEIPTION 'm'time was in the naturem
CLAIMS MUST ,
BE PRESENTED: .
I That men of New 'CT'JIIIEIII have

 

_"tiighty" ideas is evidenced by the
rush of the drafted to cm into the avia-
tion part of the signal corps of the
army. During the wcti; P. R. Gregory.I
and Fred Fairly enlisted from Bridge-
port, and left town on Wednesday.
Last Saturday Howard (lrtipe, Frank
Annunziatto. James .I. Kelley. Floyd
Weed and Walter Deverell left for 3
Bridgeport to enlist. All of them suc- L
coeded. and were even obliged to We
main, so that they were unable to get
home and break the new: In their par-
ents, who naturally felt anxious about.
.‘iIliIliOUS 'votIiI had decided that they thorn. It is said ”1‘” ”“1" “'l“ 6’6 in
be forwarded tothc district attorney. TONS-

"To tolcrziic such vicious uttcr-
:intc iiiiidc under the guise of :in ex
eruption claim" Iliii letter said, "is
to t“Il(‘Ollll{L.7‘ disIoI :iltIv It'd place a
prrniium upon the treason

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today a letter addressed to United
States lilistrict Attorney preston, urg—
iiig the latter to take official cog-
nizance of what he alleged to be it
concerted plan to hinder the pro-
press of the selective draft.

Mr. McNab, former United States
District Attorney diiecied attention
to certain affidavits presented in sup-
port of- exemption claims.

The affidavits. he said, were in
similar form and indicated the ex-
istence of a plan to combat tlie'draft.
He stated that the board had refus-
cd to file the papers, and by un~

 

 

 

 

 

NY N H. &: H. TIME TABLE
In Effect June 10:1917.
ISOUTH NORWALIt TO NEW YORK

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I 5- ‘-I~1 39x 5233's. 52401:,6ztl8,
. (hf/7x. 7:18;.":40.7:55x. 8‘21x8146x.
(MODEM)? IIRIY‘RfFlflx, 9:24 (PXCEpt‘
‘hlrmtlii‘sl 9:20, ]I -\'. 10-52);
» P. M.—l2:03, 1‘2 tStnmfnrd onlv)‘
lztl'.‘\'.l::‘.8' 3:0“ . 20.;1:32x.5:27x,
5:16, (1:0 . I‘.:‘_’i’ix. 6 #7 Stamford on-
AAQNWW Ilvl 7202\z. 8:06. i‘;?0\'. (except:
---- Sniurdnys) 0:5“. pron.
LIIIIInd Smith is enjoying two weeks" Sundays
-.n- . '. . . .r
i‘irtzition. .,.,..\, wiii‘n. 8.09.
. "*w‘ . . 'l:llt“I\‘. ‘2:-i4.\‘. 31:12:.
’l‘lrI-ru \“lii he an iriiportaut mcctrng ‘_,\:. '.' :ogV 7 12,7451;
Ioi“ IiiII Knights of l’yiiiius iicxt 'l‘ucw ' 3'0“. "Y- I‘.\. 10: “TX. 10: 40.
itiT.-' wcniiig . NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
I. . . A .\t-:t III. .5. I30. ti:"'.8 IIltIx 8:511,
i . . “‘I , , 9:13.1II:0‘\I 10:06.10:
.‘l.-s Louise Olmstczrd is substituting It .. 1-0“ 104-... 1.0,; 1.09!
. . ‘..._...,_,.,.,._. ...
in! ('li'l‘lt‘lll work in illi‘ Stamford .\:I- (hut. only, 2tl8x. 2-7.7. 313%, 3:53,
1tfoule bunk, ‘ 4 1“): (except Saturdays) 4:23, 513:.
i - 5: :1I. I‘-:Ilo\:. 6:03x, 8103:" 9:28.
1 *~ .~.. HI
I To. rIttsiniz up of the chiefs of Ponus‘ H" ‘x‘ 1"" H'Sunda a ,
Trim will tulle plocc Iicvt unclt \\'t-d- A. Il—Ikflli. Szdllx, 0:00): 9:21“

ltlr‘tlx. 1630):.
P. .\i.-—12I 10 1: 03v.
"- 03 7.1271. 6: 001:.

illt‘:‘ i. r_\‘ IieiiiiiI-I.
220M. 3:351.
7:l0x.8:10x.3:00!.

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I‘I>1:‘I~I«.m. ‘

. \\.IlII.r l. biiii..i rIpuiIId Mondayiozooy, “I 31x. 121003:

Iiiiornint: III Brooklyn tor duty in the SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW

I. .ii .1i Militia.’ r HAVEN

I W A. Ili.—12:26x, 1:133. 5:316:07;
.\ I. .. . Sam 1: 7:13.010.10:22x.ll:llx.11:58x.

! Ir" \hmfiom Toms 0f t1 ford 5 l‘. .II.-——l:20. 2:20 (Bridgeport only.

spending the week with liciI d1IuglitciI.I Qumran). only) 2234
Dirs. George T. Smith. , alv. Saturday only).
i .. . only. except Saturday).
l W. II. Iiiile is now connected with 5219, 6:21. 6:51. 7:0“.
I port only) 0:25. 11: 08.

(Bridgeport on.
2:47 (Bridgeport.
3:30x. 4:23.
7:82 (Bridga

 

 

 

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cent Meddler" ”work that will interest you. It is the " GONE OFF.
In ”The Magni’ Nut Meddler. ” the' -liistor,v “f the “mid in 69 volumes— “ls .lOIltIil still the big gun at yourI
Kit eater Vitagrapli Blue motion fea- DI'OlllSeiy illustrated—bound in moroc estI IhI,S,IWm,I,..
-I lure which will be the attraction at (Io—edited by HM Highbiow Our “Not since the boss fired lii‘n." i
the Palace Theatre tomormw Anton- terms— . ...... .._-.--.- __ __ __.__
‘io Moreno performs one of the most But Amos K. Klimt fainted.
thrilling feats of horsemansliip tliat' "” - - i

has been presented on the screen inI
many a day. lie leaps from a tree

branch to the back of '1 galloping
horse. body :1 rest.

In making this scene Mr )‘Iimcno Woodsou—Rest' Who wants to rest

’liad 1pm,. accidents and narrowly 9,, ‘when he can go to a football. game.
carted serious injury each time. Oncei M”
he fell out of the tree another tiniel Mental Pabuliim.
he dropped too late and the. horse got Thl“ TlI-‘h 0f progress by the “at",
by before he could land in the saddle ‘Iiill POSSibilitieS is fraught
.One the third occasion he leaped mo;Tiit cIiiII‘icnt books may soon display I
soon and landed astride, the homes I A predigested food for thought. I
head. One of his feet caught in 3: -—-- .
martingale and the actor was dragged:
for fifty yards. his heead bumping-on;
the roadway. ‘On his fourth attemptfitc
he. made the leap perfectly. ‘

Bronson—Holidays are fine institu
tions. It is :1 great thing to give every

THE POINT OF VIEW.

The Lonely Visitor (at a small lio-

tcl. \‘crv much on a branch line.)~—-I

is uppose visitors here are not very

. i common

ANOTHER o, HENRY STORY l The Superior Waiter—~Indeed they
AT THE REGENT TUEsoAviare. sir—painfully so—most of’ em—

_ The Moving Picture World says Sketch.

;“Great pictures indeed are these tWo-‘

{colors from the short stories oi: O.

 

 
 

con ‘11 he convince AmeiHicans

Try a Sentinel Want Ad. in the trenches.

 

t‘Ior use of the American troops in France.

 

Thousands of T hose Being Built for American Troops in France

 

poi. ism: “4.4m

Thousands of these rapid- fire guns invented by Colonel Lewis have b een ordered by the War Department like that every day in Florida together'
For years Colonel Lewis has been trying to contince o Idiiinnce 'with Slum-Imps

authorities in Washington his gun was the best made, but not until the British and French armies uied the'm ain he for everal da 8. and er-i
Now they will form the chief weapon of attack and defense for the Ame ric? its in re 5 y p ‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

{Bakery Murray & Imbric. lnc., 10-17
. .I . , ,I ..I, - . h d- Sundays ..
I\\.Irrcn stictt. .\t\\ \o.lt.1n t..e a A ill—1321““. 1213K, r143, 9:19.
\Icrtising department. 10,13 11:12 11: 531
i P \I.—‘-’:10x,3:llx. 42421:, 62%;
~ ' -. ; . 6. 48 I 08x. 8:33 9:25x, 10: x.
l 1V> 1 V ‘ i; ro-
i GIlbciI ll s It tu.nIIIItI toIli. (titties: 11:16.1: (Bridgeport only). !
Int lliiladclphizi lust \iuk 1:“ng )cen NEW HAVEN TO SOUYH NOR-J
|granted n furlough of set chrr‘. I‘Llj-r‘. WALK
i «m ; I. M.——12:25x, 4:35x. 4:53x, 5:30.
I Chester Nichols of Iiri umrins;n::n,s:os.§:3_;i,2:11;:1135036 4 35
S s , P M.—l-:1, :.x. : x, : .
Ibcen :1 guest of Mr. and Mr I-rtdtrickI 5: m" 5:3?x, 5:37, 6711!, 8:53.
ISeeIh on East avenue during the past, 9:18x. »
Iwcek. Sundays
..__ A. M.——4:85x, 4:53.\‘. 7:55. 8:301,
7‘ a "l' 1. f 7 . 9:41x.11:00. - s.
. It. and Mr John \i-iItnron \er P. .\I_—12:17x. 155*. 2:23 3:40x.
Imont are visiting “Ilil Mrs. “iiitneys 4: 35' 5. 13 6:11x. «'015 3: 53 9:183.
Imotlicr, Mrs. Robert Simon on Locust 9: 35 11. 30K.
,ai'enue. ‘ South NorwzilkvI to Danbury
i A. 31.4.13. 3:2 0:59x.
' P M—1:'.l,:l 54x 0:43 (Saturday

Mr. and “re. Joseph Smith of R0. .oniyl 4. 393’ 5. 27, (Except Saturdays).
Waylon hate been entertained by Mr. IS: 25.

and Mrs. Louis Schmidt of Lakevietv SILIInIgIays
. . ~~ ‘ A. M.:——9 -.,1:-.x.
avenue this week. P. M.—— 2. :2, 7:20.

Danbur‘v to South Nor-walk
A M.:—6 00 7: 2S 2353:. (Monday:
onlvl 82" 05 (except Monday), 10: 05:.

11:50.

Miss Ruth Elizabeth Ziuimermann,
daughter of Mr. and‘ Mrs. Frank Zim-
mermann, of Hillside street. died Wed-i

nesday. She was 17 years old. The S P- Elf-€333. 7:07' 836’“ (except
funeral was held Friday at 4 p. m., and atur :in ' Sundays
interment was in Brooklyn. A. M,——7:503

P. M.-*l‘>.‘.:05. 6:48.

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R. S. Woundy of Bercsi‘ord, Florida.
arrived in town along with the hotl ‘

Iwcatliei \\ ednesdav. and is as filly as David w. Raymond

later. Mr Woundy didnt mind the
UNDERTAKERI

iweuthei at all. for they get somethingi
Tel” Office, 1069-3; House, 693.

2? WASHINGTON 8T.
NEW RED MEN’S IUILDING

 

 

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