samba. Ina an?
lust a llll blow} you know. hill
his is all overcoat that is worth
doubts: about "
Just what most of us need for
this bracing weather; makes
me feel good, feel like throw-
ing out the chest and going at
business as our Boys are go-
ing at the Runs.
All new things to wear.
Suits and I overcoats in ex-
treme. moderate and conserve-
tive styles. Prices $18 to $60.
Rogers 81 Stevens
No'vlalk South Norwalk
nit; PICTURE '
EVENT AT REGENT
‘lanagsr Kantor of the Regent an
uoiinces today than Li.» theatre will
again on Saturday. November 9. Start.
ing Monday, Nov. 11, and continuing
twice daily for four days there writ bt-
‘le biggest event in the entire season
1 the world of motion pictures. the
p sentatlon of D. V. Gr'iflith's latest
tho masterpiece. “Hearts of the
World."
“Hearts of the World" required
eighteen months in the matting. nrtl
many of the t-ccict “t-r‘t- - :lo-tt in thr-
llI‘ ual battlefields of France by Mr
Griffiths. with the oliitial «id and its-
ets'ance of-tlie British and the Fr crici.
government. Mr. (lrifilth. however. i-
anxious to remove any nppmlznnsion
that "Hearts of the Wt lid is 1”
ruarily a war picture. I' is. be an
norrnces, primarily a love sltll’y‘_ iti
which war figures as the trim tract;-
ground. t may be called “the story of
a .il‘age." and for more il.:t'r Ict'i
minute: during the exposition of tilt
story llrcre is not a cannon shot riot
A suggestion of war's alarms. There
3 ti r- :nwlty romance of two girls in
love, ”It"? is the quiet and pracet‘rd
atmosphere of :t .‘dllliil ll‘tcn-h lovvii
"c holocaust of ‘vttr. Tit-rt
comes the conflict. with it .- . ll~l!.;i‘! t-l~
ant-ts upon the fortunes of those in the
Itittc village. The battle scenes
.'Ittwn ate. actual battle scent-s titltcn
l‘L‘,lll in the trenches during ith- death
.»lrllfigli‘N of the French and tile new
ruins: only occasionally has it been
fund necessary to piece the .ztct'v ot
llH- brittle togeher by lllt‘lllls or‘ ltl'li it
Nt'l’ll‘s. Thus one sees i}... ll"‘ lll Illl
bl't‘yll“
r
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(Regent Theatre
—
THE REGENT THEATRE
WILL RE-OPEN 0N SAT-
URDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH.
THIS THEATRE WILL
OPEN SATURDAY. NOV. 9th.
l
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, onrnto rumu sun
runnurrns
l A concurs 1stsson-nttilucr
i a
t r. K. BANKS
5' under Mahackemo newt. Wui
l WashingtOn street, South Harwell
l M
T was-mini ransom
l Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity
Fair. continued cool ton.ght. witii
llt‘;l\) t'rosl, Sunday. tlit. not much
change ll. temperature, For t‘onriccti
cut: Fair. continued cool tonight with
heavy frost; Sunday lair. not much
‘tliange iii teiiiperatui'e: light west
winds. Pleasant w'cuthvr prevails tltis
morning in nearly all districts east or
the Rocky Mountains. An area of liltill
pressure, central oiel Kentucky. i-
causing low temperatures east ol the
Mississippi river Killing irosts '“f‘l't'
.l'epor'tcd as far south as ’l'entiessee
'and light {costs from Alabama to
Georgia . The temperature along the
northern border is slightly below
ironing.
“Whereas a YEAR AGO
I TODAY.
l 'l'ctllpt-ratlll‘c: High. 49: low.
into. lt'air.
lll'cnclres. the charges til the French
‘soldrm-s; the thrilling hand to hand
torillicts and the thrust tl‘ the bayor
,iiets; the murder oi" the shells; the
lgrcat guns in action: the tanks. thr
‘u‘lat'li by liquid live, the charges and
the retreats: the Gerri. t |-.‘.thl\c.~’.
2llit- flight of the villagtis. the “Fit
less desiructi n of proper" t; ”.i treat
intent or young :irls w'ir.» lull li’o the
illunds ot’ the Germans; and other
lthiugs too numerous to murmur, the
Iwhole culminating in the arrival at
the American troops, of ultimate vic~
tory and a hirii oi Iuturc hat-.iiiess
-t'or those who have endured llllv tt
'. rible struggle
Prominent in the cast of “Heart: of
the World" are the two beautiful (list.
sisters, Lillian and Dorothy, litlllt't‘i
liarroii, (:€(ll"3.(‘ Sicginan. Hitsft-r [you
Alexrlnder. and other wellrknown play
I ers. _
City News
At the I'llsl Methodist
church. Sunday. Nov 3rd. lit-i. Joint J.
.Snavely. pastor. —lloly' t‘ontinuiiioii
service at 10.30 lilble school session
at 1’.’ orlotli. The '1‘. i‘ 11. class in]
adults, tour presence is needed lll
(‘lil'isiian work and service. 6'45 p
lu.. l'Ipwoiih Lingue uttering. led by
Miss Marion t‘ollilts. 7'2‘0, evcriili:
Episcopal ‘
Trinity church. Rev. Frederick A.
(‘oleinau rector. Services tor tumor~
row. the octave oI All Saints: it a. h,
lloly (‘ommuniou lit a, 111.. church
echool. 11 a. m . lloly i‘otrtrrtiliiiolt illlxl
sermon 7:110 p. in. err-trill: sit-vice
l-‘ull musical servicc with clean pie
lude. ‘
Music.
Steinert Concerts
SEASON 1918-1919
MR. RUDOLPH STEINEBT, of New Haven. Conn, whose reputation as a successful con-
ceit manager has become well known and establishd in this community, announces the follow-
ing Series of Concerts at
one concert artiste-4
popular prices, by a carefully chosen group of the world’s most im-
N ha -
at THE STATE STREET CASINO
First
. . . . . ~ - - - “ ‘ . All the Saints"
service or song and pit-tithing. nub l’locessroiial I‘Ul . ‘
jccl. "Beyond llrr l'ovvcr oi Fn-at' " .... .......... '. . .. .... _ llaitlhy Cane,"
t‘ltorus clloit singing with t'tlllgt‘egtt Magnificat and hour llimiitts. .
' iloli . . .. .. ..................... hudtley
’l'uesdai etching tlte Qucen ”Mil“ Vesper anlhetu- "\‘l'liosc l‘rwi-llrelih .
I ’ ' ' » - ~ ...... ‘ ‘llll
Society will meet tor their regular ..... . , at 3
monthly bosiriess iii the church. Hymn "Mark the round ol iiolyh ocoml
Ladies‘ Altl Society holds its regu» \orces ..................... o b cam"
lai' monthly business meeting on Wed
nesday' p. m. at 2'. o‘clock. iii the
church parlor. Important business on
hand.
The mid-week service will beheld
on 'l‘lttrrsthty evening. at 721.). Your
attendance is desired.
On Friday p. in. the ladies of the
church and congregation will meet at
\he parsonage to do Red Cross work.
All wllo can give time to the work ate
urged to attend.
A lecture to be given in the cirurcli
by the Rev. Dr. s. Parkes t‘adinan. of
Brooklyn, on evening of November
26th. has been announced. Tire sub-
ject of lecture will be announced later.
The chorus choir of the church will
meet for the regular rehearsal this
Saturday evening. All members are.
urged to be present.
In the Master's name we welcome
you to every service. of the church
and its t‘hristian felbwship.
Notwalh Methodist Episcopal church.
Itei. Albert E. Beebe, pastor», a, in.
class meeting. 10 a. in, Sunday school.
11 a. m. morning worship. Sacra-
ment of Lord's Supper 6:30 p. in.,
i-proi‘lh League devotional meeting.
7:30 p. m., evening service. Sermon
by the pastor.
Tuesday evening. at 7.
meeting.
“’edncsuuy evening. at 8. iilcctiug oi
l
I
l Joseph A, \'ollt. Jr.. of East avenue.
jreporlcd lo the police the theft of a
tTaflow bicycle froth his garage tut-i
vcvenlnu. Tic: wheel was a 20 inch
.‘frame and had evlrrl latrzc handle
l
i bars.
' Mrs. Anti-w Griffiths. of Soitntlvlcw
laud Highland rtvcnne. who was taken
to the ‘Norwttlk llospltttl vestctthty
morning in a demented condition was
removed to Dr. Retilin's sanitnrtittp.
In Westpoit. vestcrday afternoon. by
Dctet-tiic SJ-rncaiit Thomas Hunt
The crigllitcr at the South Nor-unlit
power plant titllcd policc lieaduuttrtcrs
last cvt-iiln: iititl stair-ii that he had
been informed by :i rt-sidciit ol‘ (‘cditl
street that three lidvs Were bi'ciikinf'.
the strcct Imps in that vicitritt and
stated that the hurt: had tit-parted Ill
lhc direction 01 South Not‘wulk. Pa
ltrolnian Milton l. Lockwood was pill
{on the (use :.nd he watched for the
,boys, bill thi-y tlld not appcttr,
t .\l’eduric l"l(-tll'_\‘. proprietor of the
:(ieriiiania iloicl. sent in a tfqucst tor
an oft‘rccr last etching and when l’t.
lll‘oltiiitn (‘lllnc tinsivci‘ed the call 1!“
iloud a 'Ililllih"l‘ of young titcn otllsi-lc
demanding :tillnlllnnt‘l‘ Mr, Pit-ury
informed the olilccr that it was just
llt‘lh and that because of the near
nest: in the closing time he had re-
fused iidtiiitiancc to the men and they
had become nbtisivc rind l‘rirczttt-uco
thm. He made no complaint acainsl
illltlm and thy were allowed to tlc
‘part.
. Sergeant
lll'y'nn Silk ri‘i'I‘lVi‘il‘ a
phone call from llaricn lust et'cnlitu.‘
.askiiiz him to be on the look out for :t
fliliit- or green car which was coming
ilowards this tily and the unknown in-
former stated that the driver was in-
ilovlcalcd. The first district police
lwcl‘c notified and Motorcycle Ofilcef
.Neil Sweeney stopped the crtr. which
:vvas number 05740 Conn. belonging to
and being driven by irving .lenninuS.
of Bridgeport. The man was absolute-
ly sober nnd was allowed to depart
by the officer. bill the iiivstery of
the phone call still remains unraveled.
Stillson’s Remedy for
; Malaria. Chills and Fever
_ rice 50c '
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money
= Refunder!
' Prepared and Sold By
Stillson-Powell Corp”
South Norwalk
. ”o ..
in.
From
oliiclal bmll‘ll.
Thursday cit-lung.
meeting
all Hi). pi'ttycl
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. lltlioltl H. Wilson. pastor.
tltl13tl. morning Worship with the
pastor in charge of the service. 12.
Sunday school and tucri's llible class
Tile pastor will lend the men's class.
26:30. Epworth League devotional
meeting w‘tih study ol the fourth chap-
_tt-r in llll’obook. ‘(‘hristiitn lieliiocracy
4 ‘ y I ' ' < c
t”. in the bobk, “0"”an Democracy int: at S ()tlotk 'l‘olbotlt those set .
for America." 7:30. preaching service. “""‘ ”l" ""er “‘ ,”“““" A "'“d l
The pastor will conduct the services ”“' """“ l" ”“”“"”“"d "' the “"‘f 1
ot the «lat. There will be rcllulttr “NWT"- OlM' “““h WW“ ““3: 1“)“
prayer iliecttng. on Thursday cit-tunic. div" .Ix‘lvvit’d- ”m“ 11-”l i“ i'u” it
and choir rehearsal on Friday Miss m.
Lotti. oi Hartford. is ill and unable to
conduct >tl\l('i'.\ next iii-ck its cvpt-cl
t-d
“I‘ll i'i‘tl-- work “I” be (llllll‘. its us
llill. iii the church. Monday ciciliii: and
Friday lllll llltltlll
Killulll Silt-vi .\ M
\\'iil St. .\ Lynch. ll
l'lttll'lllll'l. ingots. nt
t‘oltlltitllltotl ol Lord's
llillll school. l‘l'iht p In.
l‘l:t»-'~ llrct ting Tilt-stilt)“ l'\t‘lllllL’
1? church. lit-i
I). pastor.
and 7:3." p ili.
Supper Sub
South Norwalk l‘orlgl'cutitloiitll
church. .Iolrti Staph-tori. monster.
Sci-vices Sunday morning at ltlziltl it.
in. l'I'citt-lriiig by Rev. l-‘ Jacobs The
sitcl'titlrctit ot the Lord's Supper will be
OlJN‘l‘t‘l'll.
Music. Young l‘coplc's Society. Thursday
Preluth- Sclct'it-tl. evening. at the church.
Anthem “The Earth is ”w Lord‘s” (‘llt'il' I't‘lwiu‘snl. 'l‘uwlau' t-vv-nmu. at
........ .. . . .. ,.. . lit-own k ”'(‘lm'k Sllfll’lt-
SUM-”Ill The», 0 (loll. [hi I I‘m 3”- , . »~— . ....
Trust" .................. Spit-her Attornevs Dunbar rind Quinlan, and
l‘wtliltlc- 50'9“”, .lolin lit-vine were among the good
lied Cross Auxiliary rut-cling on N'W‘Y‘Hk I“"““""”"'.. “'h" "MW".
Thursday at 2 p. m.
‘I‘lie Women‘s Bible class will meet
on Thursday evening ill 7:.t0 p. in.
South Nonvrtlk littptlst church. .1.
Harrison Thompson, pastur.—l0:3tt a.
m.. morning worship. Tile subject ol‘
the sermon will be: “A Sensitive
Soul." The ordinance of Communion
will be observed at the close of the.
morning service. 1:! in. the Bible
school will hold its regular session
after the interruption made necessary
by the epidemic 7:30 p. m.. cvcniuii
Worship. opening with it song service:
“A Message for a Seeker."
Tuesday. 7:30 p. m.. the Mizpah (‘ir-
etc or King‘s Daughters will nll‘t't at
the home of Mrs. J. Kennedy, llzttiloitl
' place
Thumdrti. 't' L'- p in . nlid-weck nit-ct.
ins: tit thr church.
' orirt momma s.
“08
“Immaculate
”loudest-Ital!
whmu
Offertory—“These Are They“... .Slnir
Vesper hymn—”Mic Day Is Past
and Gone“ ............. Schumann
Recessionat “I Heard the Sound of
Voices“ .. . . ................ Storey
Mrs. Sims will begin the organ pie
lude. at 7 o’clock. and will play an
half hour. . . .
()ffertory at the morning service
will be: “The Litany of All Souls." by
Schubert. (‘ontraito solo by Mrs.
Sims. ‘
Calendar for the Week. :
Monday evening-Med Cross. w
Tuesday afternoon ~—— Red Cross.
Evening. monthly business meeting of
Woman's Guild. .
Thursday evening-Girls Friendly,
Devotional meeting. (‘hoir rehearsal.
t
l
1 Grace church, the Rev. J. Benton
Werner, rectors—The twenty-third Sun-y
of day after Trinity. The first celebra-
tion of the Holy Communion at 8
o'clock. The second celebration of the
Holy Communion and sermon at 10:30.
Parish Sunday school. at noon. in the
parish house. l
The annual All Saints‘ offering for;
the benefit or the parish will be taken
at the 10:30 service on Sunday.
l l‘hrist church. Bust Norwalk.-
.‘5' the ”a“ Twenty-third Sunday after Trinity.:
Morning prayer and sermon, at 10:31l,i
followed by the Holy Communion]
Sunday school at nooli. l-Ivcningprtty-
er and sermon at 7:30. Tire Rev..
Franklin H. Miller \\ ill have charge oi
both services. All are welcome.
F
.
ll.
l‘tvst t'liiirt-li of (‘llt‘isl Scientist.
West :tvi-iiuc 'l‘ht» regular Sulidity
servici- of this clrlricll l> held at 11
a. m. '
(‘hristirtn Science subject tor Sun-
tlrty, Non-tuber :itd. "Everlasting I’un-
lshuient."
“.....esdiiy evening ti .~:.inotiy nlcet
>1 l'itct's llvttilnt-litutl Lillhcluti
(‘lllll‘l‘ll. (‘ctltti' street. near West ztch
Twenty-I
iiiic. Martin L. Slciip, pastor.
third Sunday after 'l‘ritiity lliiilic
‘scrvices will be held in the morning
at ltl;:‘.o_ arid iii the evening at 7:3".
The pastor \vill preach a gospel scr K
itioll on both occasions. .\ cordial iliii-
litlltlll ls t‘xlt-Iitlctl to lllt' l.illllcl.lli.\ oi"
Voting
the city to attend this church.
members are requested to rctlltliii iit‘lcl'
lliorn'lut: worship for the monthly bust
lit-ss tilt-cling.
piriiclilally at 9:30. l’upils are bequest-
. ed to come regularly
Ladies' Aid Society incl-ts .nt-xt
Thursday. Nov. 'r'lli. at the home oft
Mrs. J. Mirth. Hudson strcct, Norw‘ttlk
Monthly business met-tint: of tlic
llrudgeport last evening to hour the
speech delivered hv Secretary of the.
.Nili‘y. Josephus Daniels at the ar-
illltll'\ in that city.
Mike Bogorowski. who works in the
gas house, was wending his way along
Weslpoi'i avenue last evcnlnn. when
he was struck by a car. driven by
Frank Lemkc, of 1275 Main street.
Bridgeport. all dknockctl down.
was brought to the police Station and
hi injuries which were sliulit. were
treated by Dr. Kellogg lie was able.
ltr go to his l‘nlllP.
_...
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Third
Concert
Fourth
Concert
BRIDGEPORT
Saturday. November 9, at 8:15 P. M.
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
JOSEF STRANSKY, Conductor.
\ MAX ROSBN, American Violinist Sohist.
Wednesday, January 22, at 8:15 P. M.
MME. FRANCES ALDA
A heading:r Soprano of the Operatic World.
Thursday, March 27, at 8:15 P. M.
MME. .AMELITA GALLI-CURCI
'l'he Celebrated Coloratura Soprano Whose Velvety, FluteLike
Voice Dwell: in the Memory.
Friday, April 11, at 8:15 P. M.
Mme. Carolina LAZARRI & Rudolph (,ANZ
The Sensational Contralto of The Eminent
the Chicago Opera Co. Swiss Pianist.
The low prices at which these Concerts are offered to the people of Bridgeport and vicin-
ity are possible only becausi these artists a
deuce, New Haven, Worcestir and Springfl
00ml TICKETS (Pour Concerts) $5.00 and $0.00
SINGLE CONCERTS, $1.00, 81.50 and $2.00
(Centaur-oi Concert, $2.00 and $2.50)
under Mr. Steinert's management in Provi-
-as well as in Bridgeport.
BUYING COURSE TICK!“ IS MUCH MORE ECONOMICAL
' TICKETS NOW ON BALI AT
M. STEINERT & SONS CO.
915 MAIN STREET
,nnntrlv '-
AND
tusms- t-I-"e “e g‘ amonroa'r, court.
* Heights M: P. church, to be led by the
: pastor, Rev. G. E. Richter, a congrega-
. tlonal meeting will be held to elect
trustees and stewards and to plan for
O
F. h.
tlllt’ future work of this church. [or '5 'ng
which new plans are now being made. '
A house to house canvass of this 'sec‘ T kl
\ l
hiltidily school ,mccts,
"‘"l
NORO WINJ
b
The addition to the itarien school list
nearly completed. anti will soon be cc .
tilpicd by the children. The new"
structure adds two rooms to the builds
‘illL'. which has bct-n olt-l't‘l'on'tlctl to"
‘ several years
. ('lautlc Francis has enlisted in the
lllllllll' corps. |
Samuel Adonis has ctili lltl tti l‘t
army as motor lll'lH‘l‘, .
Tci'ly' Lambert recently tried to cli-l
list. liiit wits not accepted because of
‘his youth. ,
thoiuc Mlllspatirh lttts enlisted in
illitr army. and has been assigned to
motor repair work. ’
Miss May Heist. recently rccciicd .l
most interesting ll'lll'l' lroiii lit-r broth-
t'l lit-tigc iii-w iil France. telling of
lit- l-l a dugout
Georgi- Srtlili‘cll ot this to
t'llll"ll‘tl in the Marines. 31‘ serving
on the super ill't'illllllilltll ”it‘t'lotia. has,
her-n promotcd to hr orpot‘ttl. 7
.\llred Jenkins is llltl\'lli'-: troitl lllt
s‘ttt-ct house on the Post Road, which
is offered it I' Flilt‘, to Tax; (‘olli't'ttit' El
liclt ltatt-s house on tirat ic strcci.
t One of Hit“ sul‘csl predictions of lltr
. who
lcttliipaign is the reelection ct' Rt pie-l
:cnttttiic Hoyt at V‘uattay‘s rim-lion”
Those who are opposed to him politi i
.cnlly. will not be scri'y. t-itlicr l
lit-nest (‘rofooL (‘lt’lrmtm of the:
Republican town cotllliilt'cc, itttciidcd‘
-lllc meeting of Fairlleltl (‘ounly RtL
l piiblicitn organization in Bridgeport
this illlt‘l'l’lOUll at the Strutfloid.
. Mrs. Albert (liven of the Heights
was able to walk about town yester-
lday lor lilo first time iti several weeks.
as :llt‘ hits been suffering from an ln-g
tjiircd knot-cap resulting from a fal.‘
some time ago. i
inquiry regarding the youngest sol.
t tl‘icl‘ ti_tlic service fl'fliii this town dis-l
'closes that (‘hestrc Cruin of tho.
Heights was- but it'- yctirs oltl when he
enlisted three years ago. and Joseph'
Kish was also tiily it; when he cn-'
l3 =icd in May (it. last year.
Yesterday was the last day for tax,
l payers to turn ili their lists to ilic Js-‘
lscsstirs, who l‘i'lllilllll'il a‘ the town
lhull for the purpose trnlil 9 o'clock in,
. the evening. All tux li'<l.~' not turned:
1 iii last night will be made up by the
t-tr~se.~sors. with an additional to per»
‘i‘l'lll added thereto. as provided by
' Arrangements are being made by
We never tire of comparing
m LOW! star-new.
ICING!
mmwhdpodshoa
salon-u '
mun-ma.
“clonal“.
...
lllctiiy ll. (‘oolte as cord wood super-g
~\i-mr of the local fuel committee, to;
thaw an ample supply of wood avail-z
able for local mu- dilrimz the cold;
weather The local supply. in be ob,
‘tutned a- last year. from t‘ornell’tn
lroods. will he otipph-tuenled by sev-
.-rsl "HUI“ In be obtained mini'
latchlfld mum)
Two death--
the
«scarred
‘ shortly,
Senator (‘llill‘lt.~ l-I. Williatiison ha:
. been confined to ‘his hcusc for several
days with the influenza. His condition
today is snillewhat improved and he
hopes to be about iii ll few days. in the
meantime he is not in crying about
. thi- oiitcolilc ol' the election on Tues-
iltty, "t‘ and hi: fricrids t‘.\[lt('l that
ltc will be reelected llaricri should
ll;t\c sirthciont local pritlc to .r-i c him
’a rousing majority.
l
Belated complaints are still coming
in of trouble caused by those of the
younger general-Lori who ('clcbt'alctl
llallowc'cn by numerous pranks. not
all of them of a hili'liilcss character.
Residents of France street. Franklin
strcet and other sections have rctzis-
tered information with the police
whit-ch is being investigated. and may
lead to a number of kids being brought
on the carpet of the Juvenile court.
Native fillli’ll' which have been l'llll‘
him: in local waters for nearly a fort-
night. are gaining ill slzc rapidly. and
some very good catt'hcs have been
made in the vicinity of the Dorian
Point dock.
1— ..- 3‘,‘ V
Ciéar lite Skin
A beautiful complexion is the outward mark of
good blood and a healthy body. When the stomach,
liver and blood are in good order, the ski
lovely. Unsiglitly blotclies, pimples, eruptions and
sallowncss show the need of Beeclium's Pills to stimulate
and regulate the vital organs and improve the circula~
tion. Good healtlialid better looks soon follow the use of
BEECHAM’S Pills
Directions of Special Value to Women are with Every Box.
Sold by drunists throughout the World. In boxes, 10c, 25:.
Change Your Headlight Lens'
‘ LEGALIGHT -
“Covers the Road— '
armies-s
«mutate.
‘ lion of the town to invite people hav~
, .
Prices, Reasonable .
ing no other church affiliations to u"
Ac We Hodge
. tend the local church. is contemplated
North Main Street,
South Norwalk.
"' “-m-N . .‘fi_ 7 t
Notice i.- given in our advertising
columns that the Regent Thu“.
which has been closed on account of.
lhc prevailing influenza, will reopen.
next Saturday night, and it is rumored
that Mariam-r Samuel Kantor will
spring a surprise in the way 0! an.
opt-trim attraction.
Raymond Magncr, son 'of Mr. and
Mrs. Jiirries ll. Magncr, who has been
employed by the Emerson Shoe Cun-
pariy, ol' Blidgcport, for the past two
years. passed the examination for the
l'nited States Motor Service. yester—
day. and expects immediate orders Ior
service overseas.
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:i is clear and
To-day to
Covers the Law” .
Norwalk Chronicler