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"HEARTS OF THE WORLD"
t Regent Theatre
lv‘oming to the Regent Theatre For
Four Days, Starting Next ‘
Monday
The welcome anrrorrnccnrcnt is math
that "Hearts of the World." produced
ltv that motion picture genius. I), W.
(iridith, is coming to the Regent Thea-
rre for 4 days starting Nov. it. it will
be shown twice daily at 2: if» and 8:15
p. m. and at all performances an augq
merited orchestra of 23 musicians willl
olav speciallv prepared rntrsic. The
picture required lit months to produce}
and ot’er120.000 feet of film were:
taken. but onlv t2.(itio is used in the
showing. it tells a sweet love story;
of the great war with the conflict'
- serving as the grim background. No:
papier mache scenery was used and WW
not any artificial in the making of the
film. everything being real. The bat—
tie scenes were taken on the br‘tlo
fields of France with the permission
or the French and Rritish gorer'n
ments. The charge of the tanks. the
march of legions, fleets of Zeppciiris.
THE REGENT THEATRE
WILL IRE-OPEN ON SAT-
URDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH.
squadrons of airplanes, 20.000 horses.
:1 million fighting rncn and miles of
artillery are. (My a part of the picture.
The best motion picture actor; amt
‘actresses were taken from this coun-
‘try to France by Mr. Gr'ifiith to pot:
trav the leading roles. The picture
comes direct from Boston to this city.
in the former city it enjoyed a sensa-
tional five months‘ rrrn to crowded
houses every day.
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THE PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
OF NEW YORK
X Y lit‘l‘illti says.
StratrskL the l‘ltllharmoult
'i‘itc
Just-f
marlin-tor, also carried nruth deserve...
applause, llis reading of rhc third
symphony was remarkably fine Such
careful iillt‘lllrllll to little Ilt‘lllll:~ in
thc‘strinu section. ellf‘h perfection of
ensemble and lllt't‘ di.~-tirrt-'ion-- lu
tcnrpos and dtnarnlcs is not often
heard, even at Philharmonic concerts
The Philharmonic orchestra of New
York will appcar Saturday err-rung.
November lotit. in Bridgeport at the
State Street t‘asirm.
STOLE TWO TONS OF COAL
Vl'illirrur Monaslratr was arrostod
Saturdav afternoon by l'atroirnan
Frank Stratton charged with stcalint:
two ions of real from the It‘crris (“oat
t‘orriprtny Morrauhan is a driver for
thu coal pcoplc and sncaltcd a wagon
containing two ions of coal from the
yard with the intention of disposne it
in a Mrs Shinrko. But when the man
hrvvrtght ‘thc roal to Mrs. Shimko sire
r'tl‘uscd to pat morc than So for the
entire load and litrrritgltau refused to
sell it to her.
The officer got wind of the proceed-
ings. which resulted in the arrest of
Monaghan and when he was arraigned
before Judge (leorgc ll. \‘oshurgh this
morning he was sentenced to forty
five days in Bridgeport and the pav~
ment of full costs was added to his
sentence.
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THIS THEATRE WILL “Freezene” i5 MagiC!
:3 OPEN SATURDAY, NOV. 9th.
It you have any broken
window glass have a
nine: lien. Indy
“In.
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mm.-
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Lift Offlorns! '
Lift any Corn or Callus
right off with fingers—No pain!
.withanyothcliu‘ofpodshou
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titanic-allelic; %
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‘1‘» *1OM-\.‘
uorrwnug :
. “'llllumb‘ Reed hurt moved "um 21'.
liast avenue to th- irrsr fllelllr
l’intlv loh'i Staiil ha.- returned to
his cornparit at ("arch lu- ens, .ttrt;
enjoying the \‘fi‘l'k trrd at his i.trlut‘ txti
l‘harics street
l'trtatt- Elmo AllrlthllI win. luv
been spt riding a furlough at his Ironic
:4 Rowan street. will lc‘li'n to his
Il‘liit‘> at t‘arnp Mimic. Maryland, to-
lllUElU“.
Third liisrrict fishermen are rcporr-
in: true catches oi frost fish. flats and
but suv the run of trirtt'kir‘cl has
of this spccrer
smelt
' stopped and very lcu‘
iltt‘ caught.
. Senator Charles E. Williamson
hit:- bet-n East Norwalk‘s ir'icrrd. Vote
for his lt‘tl=‘(’lltlil tomorrow
Seaman \‘l'riliartr la-fferson, who was
formerly assigned to the lY S S.
.\rucrit~a. wit r-h sank at its dock in
New \ork some tlrnc ago, is enjoying
a furlough at his home on First
street.
The Red ("ross .Xttiliary oi the East
Auntie .\I i; t‘horth will meet this
evening as Usual to sew for the Red
tt‘ioss. in order to complete the large
.‘assignrnt-nts given to the auxiliary all
rmenroers are urgently requested to be
:on hand. '
Contributions are coming in very
.slowlv for tire Norwalk Roll of ”on
or. A list is left in Dunne’s hardware
store for the convenience of the East
Sliders who wish to help the cause.
but so far very poor results have been
‘attained. it is hoped the people will
‘soon realize the beauty 01' our Roll
of Honor, and the necessity of giving
their share towards its maintenance.
i l-Iast Norwalk was plunged into
‘nronrning when the news of the death
.of ('harlcs (,‘. Kuhner. one of the third
ldistrict commissioners. was received
.this morning. Mr. Kuhner held an‘
§cuviable position in the hearts of the
Simoplc of East Norwalk because of
his sterling qualities which made up
this character. lie was loved by ev-'
‘cry person in East Norwalk. and mi
;ail other places where he was knowni
and his death will he regretted bv the.
l whole t'itv.
i Vcrv fine results were achleVed in
’ltast Norwalk last week during the
drive for records for soldiers made by
a number of East Norwalk ladies uri-
tlcr the leadership of Mrs. Louis In,
l'trgh. of Marian nit-hue A house in
house campair-n was conducted and
lmatlrprar'rt-rs was established at
litttiuc’s hardwar'c story on East “'fl$i|-;
ingron strcct \\'llt‘l'l' a large numbcr of
the records \vcrc lcft This morning.'
the last morning ot. the drive. over
ltitl records were lci't at the More b."
people who wished to do their hit
before the drive cndcd The people
of East Norwalk responthd splendidly
an ttillli'iirllil'tl rrrllt'ir towards the sure
J't's.‘ or rhi- rantpaiun. and. while ihc
Ii\a<t total number of records cannot
irc ascertained until tomorrow it
t“ll'li:iit'll lliul M'\t‘l‘.rl llillllllttl \l'l'l't‘
.‘I‘tilll'ti lit‘l't‘
is
_. VOTE
Robertson. rcprt-s~ lilttllh‘
3 DEATHS REPORTED.
15 NEW CASES
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ty, has left here having been assigned
to l‘ittshut'tlh. Pit. “here there is dire
prod of his services. While in this
‘citv, llr iiurricr tlid wonderful work.
and cooperated with the local phvsi-
clans in an cfl‘ort to stem the disease
and their combined efforts finally 0\
crcamc difficulties and the influenza
wa< checked
The latest victims of the disease are
(‘haries (‘ Kuhncr {til (‘ove avenue:
John H Poo. Scaview avenue: Alex
S7tllnlv', itltl Lexington avenue; Joseph
lee. Brooklyn. anti Margaret Evan.
13 Oak street.
The voluuttcrs at the hospital yes
tr-rday were Mrs. P. .\. McNamara.
Mrs. finger and Mrs. Eugene J Laf-
liu
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ulicrc lic director! the work in this ci ]
- \l'hicb rrartv gave erubalmetl beef
in the soldiers in the Spanish ‘
With two million men in France andi
another million ready to go. our men}
are \wll fed in this war. and we hear?
no complaint. Vote tire Denrocratict
ftlcket.
A son was barn to Mr. and Mrs.l
lArthur Johnson. Mother and child are}
.tioing nicely.
Nothing like it-
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Kinlr) plan how in». m murmur»
Hip Tyler _ ”tic.”
Lima: tun. . a; a r. or u r.
P. u Kmlt “i‘I‘HJT 1 iii. ...
pertinent Huh" .2 ‘t... Q r...“ - wt 1;
hail-in .nt to and Mt lulu. l I.- ..
“'lillalu "lulu (Ii Mom. Sweat;
a typical Dillltlll ha- he.“ to i-‘m‘av
lull. mural lllln-r to in lrt~ Mu
lutil‘il n; ii.. rillelh not: sent
Mire l'uttA Adam:- irue nun-ti turns
upper ltowayton avvtrue is l'- t lia'l :-
15 street, where r-iio‘ will can for
taint!) oi (i.lltll‘t‘ll
.\ir and Mrs Hi my imarl» arrrl sot.-.
Henry and (llrvcr, of llrooklyn. llll\l‘
heell guests of (‘aplitin and Mt.- il \\'.
Cole, Row ayton avrnue. t
\‘crv little interest is t'\lllt rd ltcic
abouts in the cumin: clcttrorrs the
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ti
p.tc the fat" that a gii‘ttl amount at
election literature has reached thr-
vorcr's through the mails, i
Illacltiislr are herng caught in the
Sound along the reels. Some good
catches have been reported. William
Watson, er. aged nine. succeeded in.
pulling in a tlrree-pounder. a few days
ago, whilt out fishing witir t‘apt. A'd-l
ron (i. Stevens. t
Rowayton voters are .urgcd to cast
their ballots tomorrow. Vote early.
thereby bllVlilK ll'lr committee unne-
cessary effort in calling on you to per
form this patriotic service. l
VSenator t‘harles E. Williamson is so
well known in Rowavton that he is
sure to get practically all of the
votes in the Fifth \l'ard. Senator Wil.
liamson has .tlwavs been ready to
espouse any cause of interest to our
people. ’ '
Miss Ruth Themes. of Rowayion
avenue. has resigned her position as
vocal instructor in the schools of
Norwalk. It is understood that Miss!
Thornes will shortly remove to Brook-
lyn. where she will reside in the fu-
ture.
The committee appreciates verv
much the liberality of the [towayton
3people in the. giving of records during
itiris lirst week and the soliciiors were
untiring in their work and We wish to
thank them.
MRS. Fillll‘ZS'l‘ t'ASlC.
Chairman.
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N080 TON l
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lady Alol oi llll‘ liarien side is con
lined to his home with inilucllztt.
litlwrtrd Kt rrigan oi the “eight.- frac-
ttirt-d his arm a li'“ day.» ago. crank~
ing a car
St-vct'al ncw rncnrhcrs “'t'l‘t‘ Welv
corned into the t'ongtcgaiitrnal t-lrurch
ycslcr'day trrornrrrc at to l'n. when the
communion M‘l'litt' will also hc lrcld.
.\it~ l‘~ ll lirttrr‘ oi Nororon llcighrs
is ill of lint‘lillltlllltl. and her two c‘ril-
drcn, .rntl lit-r mothcl‘. .\lr: Lorri;-
Shau. are also til
.\ son was born it tcvv days ago to
Mr anti .\lt'~ l-lllrs Moon- ot‘ Noi'oton
Heights Mrs. Moore was Miss .iosc-
tiltinc Matthcu's lrciorc hcr‘ lll;ti‘ll:ll.‘.t’.
last January
l-‘rt-d Finch. rclh-r of thc Ilornr-
lirtnl.:rtrtl ’l‘rurt company, “Elohim
liccll ortc of illl' lira! \lt'llllls of in
ilucnzir is able to be out arrair‘ and
hopes to resume his dutic .tt the
bank nc\t Vt‘cck.
('larcncc S .\littlrc lorrncrlyas-
“l.“rllll postmaster .tllli rcccutly em
tiloyctl at the Yalr- & Townc plant ir.
Statrrior‘d. has been sr-riously ill with
ioiiucnrr or sort-ml tlavs. and seems
now to be over the crisis.
Milt-h favorable comment is heard
in town lit-carrsc. under the direction
of lir. ti. ll, .\'ovon as health oflicer,
llrtricn has wcrrtlrcrcrl the storm of the
intirrcnxa t‘pitlt‘liiit"Wliiitrlli closing
sclrtols and churches
John T. liridson. a young layman ol
Stanriord. a native of the isle of Man.
preached rtt the Noroion llciglrts M.
‘7. church yesterday.
Miss Mrrry it). liolTruan and John
t‘anavatr both (it .\'oroton, \vcrc mar
l‘it‘ti last Monday at St. .iohn's (‘hurch
by llct. .l. .i. hit-(inane. Miss Mary
l‘allahan attended thc Wide and Ter-
encc hit-chap was groornsrnan. The,
ycung couplc arc now on a hridai‘
tour. and will make their home at No,
rotpn ttpon their return. l
The local branch of the Marsh bah—V
cry was reopened Friday. after having
been closed for a couple of weeks. A
new manager has been installed, Mrs.
Bertha Schlcuter of West avenue, who:
in adidtion to handling the trsrial lines,
of Marsh‘s bakery produc..2. will also
St'l'l‘t‘ tea. with sandwiches and other
light lunches. .
Mrs. P. t‘. Armstrong of Norotont
Heights. with the assistance of Missl
Mabel Moore. gave a Hallowe'en?
house dance to their friends Thursdayi
evening at the home of Mrs. Ann-
strong. 11re rooms w‘ere prettily decvi
orated with black and orange crepe:
paper. autumn leaves and flowers. Hal-‘
lowe'en was present in all her natural
costumes. One gentleman who took
the character- or "Black Samba" canal
ed much laughter. The guests were!
from Stanford. moon. Noroton'
Might. as Matt. nun Music'
and dam-m were «inland. i
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lhl: l~ at. lil‘i‘thl‘ rim r. inf h
blowing hii'lul
Just what most of us need for
this bracing weather; makes
one feel good. feel like throw.
log out the chest and going at
business as our Boys are so
ing at the Huns.
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lot «in w. -lc ~ we'll mods, “
-mr .r . u- «' .\ vl- r.'n.tr.n ”mail.
"It . lht H»: I'll m. mug -!lt.~P"H..
”my \\'.I . r: '1' Hr“ .- z-Ol’lhl.
.r an los- r-.r u llhl "t- northern
pull“ ll or \- at England hamm-
uo-atirt ' l-to \aii go r.~ tail; til the
-trll'llt in and w s - i'i tir~trrcts The;
it mp- rartirc w “or-m rrnrrrr ti r the»
nor torn tzt~ttrt's lrtll struvuhal be~
in“ normal or the ‘(illllivill Frontal;
VH‘H‘ rn-porIt-ti .i> tar south as Macon.
' liirr 1 \\t'll tit ‘lfltti ‘t-‘J (ii it)“ pm‘
All new things to wear. ~ .ur.. l~ l't‘llllr‘i tic: morning over;
Suits and overcoats in ex- “all .
treme, moderate and conserva- ; ‘V ”JAMIE“ A YEAR A”
tive styles. Prices $18 to $60. TODAY _
'l‘cmpcratrrrc: Huh. all. low...
1 ”ti. Fair.
Rogers & Stevens -; Ht.
Norwalk South Norwalk
him. letting him realize that although
he has not been able to go about the
district like his opponent. he is in the.
house of his friends and that they ap- .
preclate him. i
SMITH’S SLAYERS
HAVE NOT YET '
BEEN FOUND
(Continued From First Page)
William liylanti. who lives almost
directly opposite the scene of the trail-
edv. stated that he had just turned in-
to the highway from his place ieading
the family cow to pasture. He saw
Mr. Smith on the west side of the
street, and after passing the time of
day walked along. keeping pace with
t
lhim.
lie noticed a small two seated car
of the Ford type coming towards him
and tiren gave his attention to the cow
wlrlclr was a bit unruly.
Just as the cur passed him he heard
a crash. and found the car had stopped
some hundred feet back of him, that
a man or men were pulling the bodv
of Mr. Smith from under it. and the
next he knew they had climbed into
the machine. and driven away.
Mr. Hyland is well over seventy
wars of age and his eye sight is far
from good and he is unable to give
much of a description of the men he
' 33W.
lie denies that any of them were
in hunting: costume. and thinks that at
least one of them wore a dark Ol‘cr-
coat and dark slouch hat.
This tallies closely with Mr \‘on
llcininut-n‘s tlcscription. printed itt
'l‘h.» Scntincl on Saturday,
Slrcrin‘ itcncdict stated this mornin:
that the win-ti marks of the car are
still visibly sunk deeply in the hard
surface of the state road. and that the
car was cvidcnth in the middle-oi
the road. when the cmcrgcncv brakes
were applied. Tire course of the
wheel tracks- turn their at a sharp anv
glc to the left to a spot some hundred
feet further on. where Mr. Smith‘s
hodv was abandoned
The car. which according to H)"
land .was moving vcrv fast, evidcnth
had taken the middle of the road in
passing the iractious cow. and it is
possible that Mr. Smith had stopped
nearer the center than \\'llcn‘lie first
saw him. ~
Mr. \‘on llciuingcn. who telephoned
to an employe of the Fairlicld Nurser-
les near (‘annondale to look out for
tlrU car. says that his friend saw the
car pass at a terrific pace. and other
rumors are to the eil'cct that a simi-
lar machine went by the Mapiewood
Hotel on the Sugar- llollow roati ncar
llanhury, about one half hour later. at
a stiff speed.
The funeral of Mr. Smith will he
held tomorrow afternoon, and the
burial will follow at St. Matthew‘s
church vard. Wilton.
His injuries show that the impact
must have been terrific. for his neck.
one arm, and both legs were broken.
and his body badly crushed.
Stillson’s Remedy for
Malaria. Chills and Fever
' _ .Price 50c
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money,
Refunded
Prepared and Sold By
Stillson-Powell Com.
South Norwalk
City News}
« Sheriff l’case's administration cull
ht- pointed to with pride. Vote for his
]|‘ elm-lion tomorrow.
Fred Sass. of New York. is visit!“
at the home of his parents. in North
Taylor avenue.
A meeting of the Second Ward R.-
publican committee will he held A:
the oilicc of Judge George H. VII»
burgh. this ("011an '
The [intro Nous Social (‘lub will
meet at the residence of Mrs. Jeal-
lirundage. l0 ilcnry street, second
district, th s ctening.
Patrolman John Flynn reported thlt
jitney .\'o. 2084 broke the police dune-
rriv under the \Viu-‘hington street
bridge last evening.
The Stamford police reported to [lib
local officers the theft of a Buick tour-
ing car, painted a dark green, N04
rats: Tlic machine was the propert!
of Herbert (‘. Reed. 60 tilenbrool:
Road, Stamford.
«Senator Charles W. Williamsr r
deserves reelection. He has mull.
good. lie is for the whole of Rorwalk. .
The regular rrronrlrly meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the First. Math-t
odist Episcopal .(‘hurch will be held
on Wednesday afternoon this week at.
:3 o‘clock at the church. important.
bUslness is to be transacted.
~~Scnrrtor Charles E. William
deserves fth'lt’tlloll. He has mullet
good. lie is tor the whole of Norwalk.
Mose Rates. of 26 Water street.
First District. notified the police (hut
while (inllt‘llli! in Arion liall on Sul-
trrtl:i\ cir-ninz: some one stole his ov- >
ercoat He stated that he did not N
to check th.x article and left it iylniz.
on a chair during the dance and when
he returnctl for it it had disappeard. .
Andrew \'eno.of2 Ridge street. coll-
plaincd to the police that a gang of
boys broke a number of windows‘ in
his “'u’m tin lipilnu‘t'cn night and
asked that the police take them in;
custody and make them pav for that
damage. lle asserted that. lie did not
wish the votrns'sters. arrcsted. but oim~
ply have the broken windows replaced.
lie was referred to the civil authorlu
ties.
— \s was said of Washington. so it:
can be said of Woodrow Wilson:
“First in pt-ace, first in war, and
first in the hearts of his countrv-mflr.’
Vote for Lesit‘i‘ O. Peck for Congreul
and the entire Democratic ticket.
Sheriff i‘casc's administration can
he pointed to with pride. ’Vote for NI
reelection tomorrow.
A' special meeting of. the executivt-
sub-committee on the Waited War
\l'ork t‘rrmpaipn was held on Salim!!!
night. and further plans were made 9.0-.
insure a successful drive next week.
Tonight another meeting will be held .
at the Mahat‘kcmo liotel at .‘l p. m. the
call has been sent out to the executive
committee. This met-ting is open to
all wlro desire to co-operate in the
work. Subscriptions to the fund an
:tlreath coming in. which indicate-
that the interest in the drive is a keen
one. ,
»—-VOTE
for I. i). Robertson, representative,
He paid up anti was allowed to go. . .
——Judge Nehemiah (‘andee and Sam—v
uel J. Watkins, Republican candidates!
for representatives. successful moi.
are the sort Norwalk needs in t”?
General Assembly. Every ward ell.
support them.
£—
" can mount rvrertrs
From
All money deposited on or More
fleshy, Nave-her 5th. will draw
interest h- m id.
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