”Mubarak"- “open all
today.
,, lies 'lfnrgaret Walden of Crescent
W,Simth1~lloswslk, visited with
We is .stflorwalk. yesterday.
Ire. E. K. .St. John of St. John
“not is entertaining the Golden Rule
We at hubs-e this afternoon.
- Ioutlne business was transacted at
.a meeting of the Mayflower Hook:
“ Maroompuy. inst evening.
‘ Ins. WilliamfillartotOsbornave'
Is gaining a little from a recent;
, The oyster boats Mildred and Stand-.5
of the Mal Oyster fleet
- Kiss Rebeeca Ii. Northrop of PI 1
‘ ~ {in Thursday evening another con-
'4” between the Cunningham rid the
”Um pInochle teams will be held
of the Mayflower Hook
~‘ Q rhMpsny;
Walter 100% ofgthe Rhys! {lying
tion at Toronto, Can-
has been spe ding a brief fur-
M with his sister, Mrs. Williams
,, v(Build of Christ Episcopal
man does not meet this week. Reg-[y
'meetings have been held on Tues-
. evenings at which time knitting
. lowing was done for the Red
J m. but owing to today being Lin-
neln'g ,Birth'dq- the meeting‘ was
billed this week.
bouts Dsgsn, of 30 Myrtle street,
,who was injured last Wednesday after-
i” while sliding on the hill in front
his home by being run into by an-
les of his right leg ,were torn is
- sting at his home but is not able
walk, asyet. Dr. Vollmer I‘s sstill in
HR.
rinse red foxes have been seen 08
.‘ will go back to their usual haunts
‘ . er. This year has been an un—
one tor red fox. inasmuch as
have reported as being killed by
.. mes. railroad trains. trolley
g and have even ben known to rob
Iaib in the outskirts of some'
old. in this state.
nestanauing of the East Norv I
abandonment association. which
. to be bold in Community;
. will be held on March 12. at.
time it is believed that further
I on the relief work being done
he Chan in. No definite date for
coming 1 lies libsbsth K. An.
j of the fulrfleld County Farm' bin
”who tilts so interesting and tn.‘
_ a the proper use of va-I
MM”, has been set as
'L’ “We. rte-Idem of 56
shunt. has been uni-rial, no.
Ito II it!!! my“; “41!!
, -Advocate of uneasy. The
:‘I‘WP. "The minim 0‘ an...
Isaiah! ittverbsnk. L, 1,,
Mlle of list Norwalk, ban
a limos taken place
tall." Joseph's church,
snowshoes
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masthead aghast” shoes. h'é‘d cloth
About 300 were in attendance at the
internal dance held at Community
Jill last evening. the proceeds of
'whifi wet to raise mount-for the re
flsfwmhhdng-dsnshythelsst Nor-
walk Improvement Association. The
itmmts orchestra furnished
same of the best music that they have
ever phyadand it was with regrtt
that the abselng «used at inimiight.
iThe stir vwas Quite a success and
every ticket for the dance had her In
sold. The committee in charge was
Ills .lh'anlyu G. Brown. Mrs. Dani l
lKeogh, who also had charge of the re
Imam booth, Mrs. Stephen Jarvis
and Mrs. E. S. Buckley. The hall was
handsomely bemused with Japanese
Ilanterrsi and paranoia and palms. all
of which were donated by Robert E.
Morrison. who siso decorated the haii
. and acted ”matador last evening.
I The thanks of-thé committee were ex-
'tended to air. worrisos for. his kind as.
sistance. The money ohtainhd from
this dance will be used, in relieving
some of the families In last Norwaik
who are in want. aryl who, but for the
timely I" t" tlu’iadies of the
association would bsvé' been in dire
sinus thirjaihwi': My families are
bbing caM’Yor'and there is a great
like of life.
avenue.” Keyaer street. ent : '
" _‘ . ‘ er. Mrs. James"
Desmond“! 'mm 1
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The annual meeting of the Woman' 's'
Bible Study class will be held this
evening wits tin. Ciidord hum" of
Rowayton avenue.
Joel a. roster, who died menu: r
his home in Danbury, mdsy morning.
was well known here as the developer
of Bell island. Mr. Foster built litany
I. z of the houses on the island and spent
part of each season here 'br marry
y.ears
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The regular Sunday services were
II old at the Methodist Epi-‘copai
church Sunday. At the combination
church and Sunday school session.
Captain Charles w Ben was in
charge. A trust w- offered the people
Sunday eyening dn- having Rev.‘ A. F.
Beebe. pastor of the Norwailt Method-
ist bisoopal church. occupy the pulpit
in the absence of the pastor ill the
-4 bled with the result that the church R" Fl. C- H088. whohas not vaudeville
returned to Rowsytou since the death
of- his wife last week. “Dr Beebe
preached a rousing good Befl'h't
which was greatly enjoyed by the cou
Sregation present.
Had the walking
been better a much
larger congress.
._- one Point headed towards my “on woukl have been in attendance ceived in old Daly's Thwm'
. d an! Cockenoe. it is believed but the walking proved too danger-0'“... Sheldon Lewis. who is it featured.
‘ with the warmer weather that for many to venture out. The Method member of the cast in “The Hidden
lets hope that Dr. Beebe will come
down and give them another good set»
mon soon, when more will have an op:
portunlty (of hearing him. lie is -a
young man of marked ability, with a.
most promising~future.
Henry L. Rowland. business man-
ager of the Rowsyton Drum corps is
In receipt of a letter from Omar
Cinque of South Norwaik, buta for-
mer member of the corps, from' “some
‘where in France." Mr. Cinque enlist-
'ed last summer in a band and went
over in September. Early in Decerr
her the boys of the corps each con-
tributed a sum of money and a Christ-
mas gift was sent their former mem-
ber. It was to express his apprecia-
tion tht he wrote Ir. Rowland. He
said to think of the boys in Rowayton
thinking of him over in France, and
sending him a Christmas remem-
bnneeIesnt more than he could say.
no is enjoying his life over there,
but is anxiously awaiting the time
{3.2%th able to come bask to
u U. 8. A. and ”in the
Days. In. vision ipeaks bath ltalian
and men- density, that. makhg his
stay-sin tbs-latter country more whiny:
able iii-”mun who cannot
Minimum in. ii
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'movuby'hno moses Hand.” His greats“
John 1. Based. Joe. of Statutes;
has made plans and taken the cor
tract for the garage to ly‘ :uilt o. the
Llonusctiout turnpike for Harry dat-
termsnauthlhamfi. Osborne. ”The
hullding will he of brick with gravel
.reaf. am will have a tenement on the
second floor. The cost will be about
35.000. .
The residence which Contractor t.
B. Dawleas of New Canaan is remod-I
cling for John HeCormsck. the singer.
is 1'01!ny plastering. The interior
of thehouse b being entirely over
hauled and improved and finished in
quartered oak. heated with rot water
and woyided with all modern conven-
iences. Richards 4; Chard of 8M
ford are doing the plumbing and heat-
ing. 1. B. Woundy of Kew Canaan the
electrical work and Ormond Brim. of
Stamford. the tiling aid mosaic work.
and the plans are by Architect W. A.I
Boring of New York. The cost will be
about $15,000.
Amusements are being made by
the Home Bank & Trust Co. for; the
new building which they will érect
on the Connecticut turnpike. oppo-
site the ralrosd station, oli' tfi
Slic of the Columbia Hotel. recent!)
burned. While no plans for the new
structure have been made as yet. It is
proposed to put up a building three
stories high. of brick, with banking
quarters on the first floor and sin
apartments on the upper floors. The
bank will be fitted up with vault and
have all modern banking facilities. H.
M. Baker, president of the hankr (3. ll.
Scolield, G. F. Bearae. Alfred let'-
shall, Mark W.
ii “If IIIIMRIS
ii‘snunuec "M" 'I‘hird Ml
ed by this popular star. In “The Gun
l-Igbt‘srlflb Monte M. Katterlohn. in
which he is presented by Thomas H.
inCQL-R. star
:"l‘blaule of this story is smartzo—
na desert town. and Hart portrays ,a
bandit of the worst kind-u ”killer."
which title he has justly earned. He
Is finally persuaded by those in au-
thority to become sherii! In order
that nobility . hailbree’d raider.
th-al both will ' ktllbd and thus Wilder
the state two services in one. One
can easilyupprcclate. It is said. the
many‘ exciting situations that remit
and the opportunity it affords this poll-
.ulsr lair: teapot-tray he charscte rip a
manner for which he ls famed“
"The Gunfighter" » '
broatk.‘ fills stated, for many moons
to come as one of Bill Hart' s mastoi-
pleces. "The Gun Fighter" will be
shown at the Palace Thursday with-
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PALACE THEATRE
Old Daly's Theatre Was Dramatic
School -
“Perhaps it was the schooling l re-~
said
Hand," the Petite serial which will be
shown at the Palace Theatre Saturday
In which Miss Doris Kenyon Is being
ttarred
“The old taly Theatre was as ”much
a dramatic school as it was a theatre
in the company we all did character
work—there were no heroes and no
villains—n0 heroines and no Vain-
pires. it was hard work for any of
us to approach the high standard Hr.
Daly had so: and it was dillcult to
obtain his seal of approval odour
work."
Mr. Lewis has the reputation of hav-
ing played more parts on the legiti-
mate stage than any other actor in
America. These parts number about
{lye hundred. in the halcyon days of
stock in New York City, Mr 1.9ng
Was a favorite. He supporter Ada
Rehan at Dsly’s Theatre in Shakes
pears comedies. such as “The Taming
of the brew," ud “Ass You like It."
and in Sheridan's "School for Scan-
dal. " After Mr. Dal! a death he went
on tour with Ada ltohan and played
leads opposite that “mass actress.
Sir. Lewis was a member of the
com”!!! “the first endowed play-
house is America. 'I'nlss'sst wastes-
MMMWNGMHWW
use four years before the New York
protect became an accomplished no.
"In. bowls in playing the part of'
Sosrley' In the mystery serial,
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Norman and‘ C if
Williamsonare members of the build.
= Ins: committee. '
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Inopulal' lrlshatsr‘ appears as ltobe
' makin- ”doubt": all. W N5;
. :(iroll I bery”
.or in ”trike Balance," the “mph new byte nil boy on Stuart arena
colds-seahorses iasvsry depen-
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Dlrlglhle called to the rescue. hover .. ~ . mm: to get a glimpse of
the Meat and drop a bomb on her. Several hundred feet in the air the
alasumof the divisible can see Into toe depths of the waoer. until the
submarine comes near the surface it will not be diacult to sink her.
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of the use name.- His first screen LIEUT DUNBAR
Mm in a Paths production and
he says It 1.“. m home .0 '0,“ “AS “SIGNED
(Continued from First Page.)
under a Petite banner ssiu.
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POPULAR lm ACTOR AT "other obligations at home mlilch, und-
asoawr mamas museum er I" "I0 drew" ~ My sewed to- British subjects. .1: ll'illi suhisas, ll food'-
I loutweigh the duty to continue in the
military service, my sense of personal
-ebligstion to stay with thr men from
m O'Harswim his new. Romantic
Comedy 'fl’hg Map frog WM,“
Pinks otllars comes to tbe.Ressnt
'Tlteatre- on Tum "9.1.3 this «nation from the servir. * so long
2'”: In “The Man m “1”th .. 3. as i am serving with them. Howevor,
by reason of various transfers than.-
”9"!” 1" I“ Wl‘u’. with It! men are no longer with me and l
MI" W '3 wmtiil'i. 4.19M ‘3 “'9 therefore feel absolved Lom any fur-
.esrl rt of the t they obligation of this nature.
, pa in! W rt in view of the fact that I hang
' p wife and three children dependent.“
W‘ ”Wt,” AWN“ with upon me and that there is now a
lrislissan. who- wins heart of tho‘
heroinaalld i f r h
is tr. charming love er and comparative: ree rom. suc
h “I. m outs- PM! oblige ha and furthermore;
tl may,per ps.beoutie as use-
.“ tenor Voice. He m ’ w'o ”Libido the marlin Inlay cipil occupa-
nons- .ltmm “F “i" n" igloo. l hoterrospegtfuily I wilted my.
play. and Is laid to tilt, W ta‘i ' have resignation sited on at the
manner to further indoor him to his some once of' the government.
already um format, The 93., Is ' Jir.‘ Dunbar who is a members of the
h 11.0“"! cm“! {“1“ "th JI' .m 0‘ Dunbar * Willi“). ‘ln
""° ' _munonisprn‘eusoorinwinchosn
sparkling lines and humorous situs my Hall Building. .
ttons. devoid of builonery and Villains.
but telling of s We“! ‘0" "“7 QUAO%IE DIES
I h redoubtahle O'Denovan ‘
{flhgpbfi sever two scheming women IN Hg$§§%TmG
and carries of! as his prise the :3:
some era‘s. ‘30“. bias-w I -.
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A fine east and production has been
provided WWW")!!! by Mum" avenue. near. Grandvlow. by Under-
taker Gaming and the funeral will. hi
Pliou' Seats are now on nit-
helil' on Thursday morning from St
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Earle Willi-WM m I”. nary'r church.
' "" M There is no trace of the murderer“
5”“ Williams “'5 m Miles. although the police are working hard
.wboasossd and assess! “who the use. one of the neighbors
are again soon tomb- thb morning that Felice \. a.
Blue Ribbon Feature, which wll.l he NW "lime Felice requested
the boy who works with him in th-'~
the-attraction intheml MA). A K. tombs-t the foreman that he
on estardnv. The pm It all
”Mm; Mills ii men
Esau moon no
not Itiitiiiioi
Denon Vane. ulia SWIG Woodw-
hert (intimidated Templar lane.
uPapa's Diapeosln" Fixes Sour, Bossy,
Upset BM! in Five Min-
str‘eet. Not-walk, this evening. and lo a“
cal circles and courts have been in | You don't I what
vitcd to attend and nuke this to 00‘ "meg—gm portion of the food
casion that will be long mime“ a“; a, W you? Well, don't
by all.
A welcome will also be extended to
the new Circle Deputy, ultra. Katherine
Howard, this evening, and a general
good'time ts expected to follow the
short business meeting at which Mrs
Howard is to be welconi ' ed—lust take a little Pape' s Diaps'psin
W010?!" Steeginslier's 0’01“"! to neutralise acidity and in five min-
will furnish music for the dancing. flutes you winder what became of the
The local circle will unite with the Wil- afl dismal. .
Stanford Circles in a class initiation} m of mm and women lads!-
to be held in Stanford Sunday. April know that it is needless to have id!
14. at which time the ram sans» papa... a little bureaus mule
ciaI secretary. llrs. Annie 0. Path of ly keeps the staunch sweetened. and
PRIDE 0F COURT NARRUK NOTES.
grids of Court NIrruk Circle. No.
801. Companions of he Forest of
America. will geisha-so its thirteenth
universary In lied lion‘s llsll. lulu
if sick..ynssy and upset,
Nisork, and a degree team from the they eat their ems. foods without’
[same city will conduct .the initiatioan‘fear
Syn-y member of the steels is urged: If your stomach doesn't take card
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to Miss at least one member, roi- ini- ‘9! your Jisnrni unit without- when.
iistlon. Lion; it your fed is a damage indeed
' It
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sum PM me est. asst we" antlscld is Pope's
momentum t.” ia-oaar Illness-Ia which costs only my
Britten you up echelon one new!
CrossofNew York la-ihmr twistit'strnb wadsrfal—it stops p
issuing an sets things straight. . I9
Nashuherolalt'm m
matinlsadbtkstitiaresilyas-
purist... v‘. i .vav.
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large number of olicers coining Into: 'dmon‘stratod already. by the. .
1”” audience “ w" by the "WIN who are many years your number of untried men now serving,
upset your ,
bother. If your noniach Is In a revolt: ;
and what.
you \lust ate has fermented and turns:
OI! sour; head dizzy and aches. belch'
asses and acids and cruciate gndt-'
gsstsd food; breath foul, tongue coat-’
of a hob. remember the (sickest. our-l
seatslseslarseossestdrsgstnnaj
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for duty that morn-
. the time of the 1“, so
t seems that he must have returned
.0119 to some n 13' :1I
achinge of clothing. It is
hardl,y possible that he has. gone to
New ‘l'ork or he would not have made
this intentions known. it is dilleait to
obtain any information oouceining his
”armor locations. as the people in tin
,vieinity have either no knowied
um
i mskably reticent it was also learn-
ins that. the boys mother is at her
Islam’s home in New York, Web o
‘she has been for the last week or
treatmeiit. it is possible that theho
went to his mother. Th. e is a natural
iconcluslon and should be investigated
The address of the sister could be
Iobtained from llr Felice, the boys
Ifatlver. who is still in Norwalk. On-1
of the neighbors. Antonio lombardo,[
.ins. "Sltd that he had seen the Polite
boy in his home late Sunday nighm
It might have been the boy or some
2,910 hEiK WORK IN
JANUAR‘! OF STATE BUREAU
HARTPDRD,Fab12.—A total of J‘
010 m. .npplid for employment,
during January to the tire free tilt
ployment bureaus in the state. accoiu.
ing to the {W 1”! ml. by Um
state labor bureau. There were 2 03. .
Of the individm bureaus New lia-
ven showed the largest totals with am
applications for employment, 701 fa.
help and 614 situations secure I.
Bridgeport stood second, followed by
Hartford, Norwich and Waterbury in
the order Mined.
CHICAGO S'NGER FREE.
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i CHICAGO. Feb 12.~\llsll Blamin _
iof his friends who more to the bouse«3l°cmnv 01' Chicago. a singer who 1....
to get a change of apparel and some
been virtually held a prleouet in G-r
funds for the murderer to get an ay. .333”: finally has succeeded in chin n-
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Recruiting Mission to Come to No r-t
walk for it. British Subjects.
There are in the City or No'wslk:
glid British subjects» who or e eligible‘,
for service in the Englishiarmy and
who are asked by the British and Ca- ‘
nadlan Recruiting Mission. whoso- of- ,
bees are located at 119 Church street.
New Hum. to enlist. There are 6';
Canadian subjects and 29 others he
see 45 or ohier and who are oligibi
MW home town. may of when] l newborns branch of the service or ptiicr.
induced to enlist. was such as to pie-w 1.1.. m up: can.“
veil me from considering my own
ling Miami! platlllng to hold a car
rally in this city before long. forth» r
monuments of which will be niada
bier! 41s.. and the Mission wiahes to
make plain that. these men are need- I
'nd: for the duartton of the war only. 2
aud‘uhnt ampieupniviiilon is made in"
married: men with families which is
loose
Moat. H. 3.. Poplar. kl. ,C.', is In
charge of the recruiting at new ”'1'
you and any Brittehimbiect who wish-
,es to enlist...” do. salty am to the
hudouarters- at the MW and" iii-
qsiring for Lleut. Pepisr. The kits-
mon also announces that anyone sook- ,
tng infomation and who will enlist
will have their transportation paid.
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, ICE Home was sup dances.
‘ WHAWN. i‘eh. 12.446011an
:lslsud 89nd mat of this harbor Is
holding up the dosi- of tagsimid coal
Juana barges which weal-ported from
the New Haven hrsakwaters I'yeti‘lt‘l-
is) Thetcejamtslsrgelyoi'lthe
bath of the Connecticut ruler amt.
nan I this ‘hsdh up it- :ls' hniikeiy
'thht’ My thi'w will attempt to“
M M's Navigation between
«New York and New Haven :is now
to «law-- inter and empty barges are.
,hsilg towed back to the former poll.
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MAL, Business as USUAL
narrow, a... 12. «minor-git eer-
' tidcatas showing an increase of capi-i
mutation m 436.0” to‘8300 000 in
the' ‘lloytilesslnger company. rm.
manufacturers of ‘Danbury, have
handled with the-secretary of state‘
in Hartford, no great extension of bus-
iness hi-plsuned for the immediate
present. Harry W. Hoyt, secretary
and treasurer of the company. declar- 5
cd last night that the increase “mus
simply the tthe business will be con?!
ducted inst as it has been."
’ must be aeknowledged that
.ing passports. her father. 118.51..
cunt, iwss advised today in a me-
sage from the mom Consul-(3n
can] at Zurich Switzerland.
Singer wrote her father that in.
Germans would give her no reason
for'detoation-‘othei' that: stream un-
der suspicion
FREIGHT TRAIN DERAILED
WHALEY POND, N. r eb.12
Eighteen cars of an east-bound
freight train on the New' Jinn-.1
Poughiieepsic Bridg roun-
were deviled at “P“ planejh Jim: I
' king bot inch“ aw! cauw:
wean] hooss’ dialog, t 9 but .
freight traffic In anCilculJlVrvcix»
lelm septum» ,Wfilerbu ).
With
t in No one
injured.
Channel Want Ads. Guru to Pay.
and - Smybrook.
woésr'wmr an m, YEARS
Show, wind and extreme cold caus-
ed more colds this winter than in past
years. '"l-‘oley s Honey and Tar proVed
Its Worth in thousands of homes. Men.
women and children‘ checked colds
and «Sushi and“ prevented serious
consequences from exposure.'lt clears
the paisages. heels raw inflamed
" medibra'hes.’ banished '-’ irritation and
tickling‘tbroat. 5Mrti.‘Edwatd StreVy.
R. 37,‘ Clutch. 0.. say‘st. "i think Fol-
ey's Honey and Tar the'bnly medicinn
for coughs and colds and recommend
it blglily."—-Stillson Powell Corpora-
lion.
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poorVision‘lloesnetisblmulnte
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Seethatthechildrenurenot
bandieappedinthisregsrd.
Our oculist examines 0!“
withostoharge. '
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Mists. Optometrists. Opticians
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HM St, Stamford, Conn.
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