Lest You Forest
3 ‘Somewhere in America’
EEGEWT THEATRE
FRIDAY EVENING AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON
MAY 16 and 17 .
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The House of Quality and Refinement
SUNDAY,MAY 18th
One Day Only
'i‘ill‘. l’zli‘l'l..\ll .U‘i‘t l2:
Earle Williams, in
“A Gentleman oi Quality”
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in which it mutt
ll‘ltx'ldllti.
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Charlie. {‘Ittaplin in “Police”
His Two-reel Comedy
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jNow Showing at Broadway Theatre
AND A UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE
l'nder the auspices 01'
KNIGHTS O‘r‘ COLUMBUS, SOUTH NORWALK COUNCIL. NO. 1263
Admission
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Matinee. 3 o’clock.
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ding War Tax).
Evening. 8 o‘clock
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BNTERTAINMENTS
[EVERYTHING IN READlNESS
' FOR BIG SHOW TONlGHT
ed by Capacity Houses.
Judging from the enormous sale of
‘tickrls for "Sonwwht-re in America."
'an’d from the splendid way in “ltich
iltml l‘!‘ilt‘i'l :4] :It the Recent The-
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success for
it
the lwst of
tummy who-n
t‘ “miwm
' 3 v ll‘llfilt‘al
' tomorrow alternoon.
E :7 t, I"lk"f‘, ton director in charge.
:_. l-izzltlv jubilant With the manner in
V“itl(‘h cvcrythoing is going and fouls
Nu. :lz‘tt tlto local presentation will
surpass all previous eflorts. The two
hundred and fifty local people who
are participating in the production
xv bun r: it- .tt‘sinz doily for the
p71 l two wet-ks unit the lnt’uf‘ nut has
:‘i-zu‘hcd the acuit- of perfection.
Tln- musical numbers will include:
running t'horus.
: ' '.‘-it~onl:tnil."
"(7'1 II‘t‘ Stalin." -
“l \‘(um :1 Soldier Boy."
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row:
‘SU'H; , "Marriott l.llt' l~ “Uta-v Than
“Cur."
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'l‘m' "Jug—t 54) You‘ll lit- True.“
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“l \‘l'us llrul'll‘tl."
‘3\\'hm (‘un l he to .‘loltv You
Love MP7"
-—"llitv Me a Smile."
. "l'cucu Sour."
null t'lcsinu Finale.
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TRlNlT‘l CLUB MINSTRELS
'l‘hc si\llt .‘tmuul lllln<ll‘l-l to
ho ,1 i' . n by the 'l‘.init\ .‘ii'l’: Chill at
llo't's Theatre, prontisvs to hi- for in
cxcws of any entertainment Drt‘\l0u-‘4'
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The cast “ill be of local talent (“t-
-li: tvciy, an} Mr. tlilicspiv who will
dirt-.1 "(div)" Lus- ziH-n careful consid-
Mutton to ”1- efforts of the 0010?!“
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:Regmt 'l heatre
of Quality and'Re-
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Today’s Matinee
South Ami-rican heiress- muyscetu
'l splendid ldt‘u. lint
.ltilln
found it wasn't.
a Pathe Review
llUl'l'
And a Comedy
Notice
will
Vl'
Titer» bv n.» pit'ltll‘vs
matinee.
Saturday Evening.r
Tvio Performances—7:00 and 9:00
o’Clock.
Beautiful
AGVHH HOI'IV
the First Run Sch-ct
lion.
“Her Great Chance"
In which a “Million Dollar Kid,‘
"l Broadway, is trimmed by
‘nvvr girl.
Pearl White
..jn_.
“The Lightning Raider"
(Fourteenth Episode)
And a Travelogue
Monday and Tuesday
Elsie Ferguson
._.jn__
“His Parisian ‘Wifo"
Ila; ry-
mow Mutton in Athletics.
this
Produc-
s
a
iiioyt’s Theatre
y.
Re-opening'
Tomorrow
2-1:). Eve. 7:15 and 9.
Alice Brady
In Select Picture
i‘t'oman and Wife”
(‘harlotte Bronte's
'wl. ”Jane Eyre."
Bray Pictograph
-" i Weekly and Others
mine: Next‘TVeek
Thursday
.ir-lm Barrymore in K
"The Dictator”
Friday
Mabel Normand
Star of "Mickey" in
‘ The Venus Model”
Saturday
(instance Talmadze in
“The Studio Girl”
lt'l'lil
troop. lli- 2.4 justly talented for this
tip» .." “Ulk. and Lil“ rusult’ of his of.
luv? Ll” he pri-scntcd for votlr alt—
("0‘1” on Monday niultt, May litth.
1919.
The Home of Screen Delights
Today
S—Acts of High
Class Vaudeville—5
And Feature Picture,
“Money Mad"
Starring Delightful
Mae Marsh
The story ot afluitl who lived in
u house of lies,
Saturday
Vaudeville
Also, Third Episode of
“The Red Glove"
Featuring Marie Walcamp
v.
Monday
Bryant VVashburn
in Paramount Picture,
“Something To Do"
And Second Episode of
“THE CARTER CASE.”
in addition to the "(“io" lht‘r!‘ will
he sow-ml humorous ski-lilies.
“On the Nilr" will feature Cleopatra.
:-nd Ilt'l' won'or ft'imtdl. Antronv :tnd
(lctovins. in a dreudl‘ul moment of
Egyptian history.
”Business littsltins" eivus to ll~‘
in 'a side-smittinu laneh the trials of
a "(Illllll'V lltH'l-ktmpvl‘.
The other sketches are along cntirc-
ly in w lines of (liulugllt's and are hound
to make you lunch. ‘
The up-to-dutn jazz by the (llundonirtn
crihvstra will kin-p your to-et laltpinir
I!"'“’I "ll 30?“.
No dtlll nt-mlenls' (‘onto find hot" 3
good lilllL'll.
AT THE REGENT THEATRE
THIS AFTERNOON ONLY
3
Popular John Barrymore. in “Her
Comes the Br-de," a Pathe Review
and Comedy.
’l‘hcrc arc a few wort- popttmr m lul‘."
in 'the legitimate and screen drama
”Mn John Barrymore of “Tim \lun
From Mexico" and "Are You a .\la-
son?" fume. ln his latest Paramount
phatupluy. "ll! t‘c (‘mncs tho- lltidc,"
which will he srown at the Recent
l‘:":lll'9_ today only. M the matinee. he
has a role in which his Versatility finds
anmlc and brilliant expression. ,
Valve llinney. Whose work in the
Paramotmt-Artcraft special picture.
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
"8TB. MARION" '
Leaves Pier at foot of East 5th
St., N. Y.
Daily at 3 P. M.
(Sunday Excepted)
Leaves 80. N orwalk in time for
8 A. M. Delivery in New York
City.
PHONES
New York—Forsyth 9151
South Norwalk 604
NEW YORK & NORWALK
LINE INC.
TRINITY MEN’S
CLUB MINSTRELS
Sixth Annual Minstrel Show
and Vaudeville
Chorus of 40 Voices, Snappy
Songs and Witty Jokes
Laughter Galore in the Human
ous Sketches "
Music by Glendom'an
Orchestra
HOYT’S THEATRE
MAY 19
TICKETS . . . 500, 35c and 25c
Now on Sale by Harold A.
Mead, druggist, and Members
HANG IT ALL.
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Him—I’ve read that there are some
who favor hangi
spirators.
Bitt——Where did you read that? - ~
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Hut—In the WW
. GRANDMA
.‘lu-x'urtant. , .
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i“ "Sporting Life." is one of the impres-
sive features of that nu-lmlramatic
spet‘tncle. appears in the leading tetni.‘
nine role.
The story deals with the love af-
fa’r and martial difl‘lculties of a poor.
struggling lawyer who marries an ugly
\i'idowfalthough he loves the daughter
of a financier. His friends step in to
extricate him from his difficulty. In
doing.' so they get him into all sorts of
complications. Needless to say, he
marries the girl of his choice in the
end. but only after he has traveled an
. Nlllll in V
~ Hill _li_il_ll Gil cttv
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with Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Sage Tea and Sulphur no one can tell,:
because it's done no naturally, so even?
13'. Preparing this mixture, thouzh. at
home is mussy and. troublesome. At
little cost you can buy at any drug‘
store the ready-to-use preparation, imfi
proved by the addition of other ingro-
phur Compound." You just. dampen a
spougc or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair. taking one
small strand at a time. By morning
all gray hair dlmppears. and. after an-
other application or two, your hsir be-
comes beautifully darkened. glossy and
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Gray, faded hair, though .4. diamce,
is a sign 0! old age. nod as we all do-
turnout"
stunner . your;
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' "Somewhere in America" to Be Green.
:ttro \Vt‘llt along. t vcrylhin: seems to.
the .
makes 3
its initial how to Notwalk toniuhl and ,
adapted from
mortol masterpiece “Jane Eyre.
be the fcautrt- at llovt‘s treatre reopen- .
tng on Saturday
’voung girl living with rich relatives:—
Mrs.
daughter Bessie. .
happens to be reading a book the no)"
She Kent Her Eock’s Dark and GlosSy wants. and since he is the spotted mas—
ttwr of the household and she only ‘a‘
poor relation." she is exiled to an in-
W'hen you darken your hair with stitutlon ruled by the cruel Mr. Brock-g
salesman and was run—down, worn out,
dients called "“r’yeth's Sage and 8111- no appetite and no ambition. My drug-
gist told me Vino! was what I needed
and within a few days after taking it.
my health and strength so every spring
and fall I take it to build me up and it
keeps me in splendid condition.” \V. E.
Brockelsby. ‘
because it is s constitutional :remedy'
containing beef and cod liver pep‘toncsw
nx ,ihe. German con- sire (youthful and attractive appear- tron andfmuguese Demonstes madt
' once. get but}; in!) Wading” and glyceropbosphstos the nauseous-hit
‘3'": Mr :- ....
an extremc'r can
, Lil-”cm to, in mm:
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fl
thus-e
mlnx, but her true character
cred and she is loVed b:
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ted to his C'lllt‘bllithS as a light (202.c- sll .
dian. A 7 . ‘ ‘
Th“... v”! “9 ‘1 . : . Meanwhile ludward Rochestcr~thc Continued from Flrst [.g’o
.‘ i . .t. . a». It ...".;: picturt-s lrudin‘f male (-hacter ' played the pol»
may. ‘ " ‘ ' . ‘-
I‘ U at Lliott Dexter—Jigs fallen in late :23] the cat-=9 and throughout yesterday
: —- ‘»llil Valerie tlconora Morsan “ mnmm'm" ""er .
A . ‘ ‘ ‘ _. ' nd 1 ms were
AT THE REGENT THEATRE lcnornnt of hereditary dips'om'ihlia ”‘an of much activity as the com
SATURDAY gyENING ONLY. ‘ . . ., tutttces earn delegates hearings. on
’Eeautit'ul Alice Brady, in "Her Great
Chance,” Przrl White, in “The Light.
ning Raider," And a Travelogue Se-
ries. l
A new Select Picturt; “In... Great
stun-in:~ Allie l will he
prom-med at the Regent theatre Satur-
day cvonin! or‘ry.
Charon" it’d-Fr.
The Harv is talmn
from tho novel, “Golden l‘levcc." llV
l'unniti lilll‘s'. antf admit-(I and direct»
trl by (‘hurlna Maigne.
Lola Gray. it lmt‘duorkin: snlcseirl.
.\vlto il‘t'l'S in a stuffy ll'onx flat, is
“gnu lmg'okn ‘l! ('hllb‘e ('llltl'iit' ('GX. llel‘
“Million ltnllnr" lover is :1 notorious
\g‘. .gm-t, and for ultmu she
up :t’l hope of t'ziprntnnco due
to tho ivy-'1' disaster i‘l :1 mad house.
“hirh («glint Tllt’ climax it; ill l‘ patient
trials.
Th“ t M'u'
‘wrort': y'i li‘
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n t'.,-\
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¥:V
mic lll‘l-N‘ ('hal‘lio
it“:
on the
filUH‘l‘. Who decides
that h‘.‘ ha> hail cnouuh ot‘ these dig-
rn'iu-e’ful m- .li‘lt‘llCt‘S, and accordingly
deti-rutinrs to change his He
calls on his lawn-r, who tiit'ta‘ps the
.-,-.<'uli (vt‘ thi~ 'ntvrt iew to his umfidem
I
will.
tinl ~'t=(-t~-t.tt\' lrla Bell. Lola‘s sistor‘
twin :t'innil'inv the usual routim. m
going out in t‘l..t.'ltt-'s car after work.
meets her and implorcs
her in trarrr him. {’I‘(' dccldm in the
negative», thinking: of the own
com! “1‘ tI"l.~ hi 1‘ to call him should
she t‘lltllllit' ilt‘l' mind.
l'pon t. tuininz home she tintls‘hcr
folks~ in nu uproar against lti-t'. and Ida
Bull. llcl' iutlwttinent sister. tolls that.
(‘hurlit- t'orvnttt'n in lhl' new will.
Lola had nl‘icn prayed that (‘harlic
nvlt‘lll l<.>‘t' it’s money and then turn
and uh» n in-
ltuy'x'
j<
(“T-r a new leaf. She telephones to
Ill!" to ('ltillt‘ for her. i‘httilie is over.
come with incredulity. but they are
married. l'hmlie lltN't‘Vt‘l, is ignorant
of l‘s nrw nusmmmn.
REGENT THEATrtE SUNDAY.
Earle Williams, in “A Gentleman of
Quality," Charlie Chaplin. in “Police"
Also r Univcrzal Magazine.
\‘Chvt would you do it you were dPPl"
ly in ln'u' u ill. a woman who insisted
yon \vcre her missing husband and all
of whose kin insistrd mu are her hus»
hand and you were convinced you were
not. :tltltonzlt you did not know who
you wort-2‘ This nmazinz situation. de-
lta-tins a titaittlc strttgcle between love
and honor. is screened with et'itipinz
realism in "A Gentlemen of Quality."
thi- Vilngruph picture starring Earle
\\'=lli:mt.=, 1nd which will be seen in
tltv ltr gent theatre on Sundav.
Mr. \\'illi:t-ns has the role of the
young American \\ ho has lost all idea
of his idcn‘ity thmuzh an accident.
and is claimi-d by a titled English wo-
man whose Lusitand mysteriously van-
ished on their wvddlmr night. It is a
most. n-marknblo case of dual identity.
adapted from the popular novel of the
same name by Frederick Van Rt-nssel-
avr Bey. and gives (Mr. Williams onc
of the compelling roles in hi-=
screen carec". .
"105'
AT HOYT‘S THEATRE, SATURDAY.
‘t
Alice Brady, Popular and Talented
Star in “Woman and Wife."
Alico Brady. tn “Woman and \‘l'it'e,"
(‘harlottc Bronte's im-
wit
n
In this story, he—
of
o a crown Lil‘t‘atly rich in worthy
you desire
\‘ltirh her Llothtr Racttl livers t'r
him he marries her.
l»tt.it to. 'lilC‘il, Rotlttster lvartt~<
l' ufh \t hen Valerie brcumr‘s
ti
sues nuav vitlt the child: and tau
receives wort of \‘alctie's lll‘a'il flt‘.‘
glzrr tituthvr. llc dctt ‘V‘lllm'r to sci-tn
:t governess for his little girl Adi-lo
upon Brot ltlt littt'st'.;
June receives the position.
The picture will tiill th'
n." this intelwflinc story.
l‘t'lizi'till’zi
.AT PALACE THEAT'TE TODAY
Mae Marsh. Del‘ohttul Actress
“Money Mad" Also Five Acts
Fine Vaudeville.
liistithtip:
llt‘l‘ s~lciifttllu r 1.. can?
u: the utrnn :c p4 Ilpil‘ surroundintr WI
and. ll"'-l‘l.‘i"ti‘lt"31150 of her "10:le
_mystcrious it. nth some vvnru ht 1m"
Elsie tic-rm. “Lit-h part is pm't'uvcil h
Mil" at, th
truth. \t’nndor‘ \rltat pow: r ovr
Marsh. insolvts to act
Sir-
' Martin Ross, lir-r strpfathcr. is «xm‘tcfl
by} Sinza, tltu sinister Hindu. who
i-vcr nc’ir hint. and l-‘unutvp Lisbon.
i
beautiful woman who spends nun-r 0
hi; time in the luxurious home of Elsie :
.tnd Mottin llcss,
in Hull“ .. Flinn poisoned Elsi!“
mother that Martin Ross “it"lll
possesflon it! her fortune and Funetie | firms“ and "Hi
, , r-luns. . 't
is trvmz to load the man tnto marrinzo i “much ‘33:?th “'3? (3:31?“ It)”
. . . ‘ . a (t
that she may share his v’crlth. \ll ' brought “vim-c ”n, ”invention ylhero
three are deeply absorbed in occult :‘flh. ’ is lllllt‘ likelihood. delegates say, that
jet-ts and research and Sima's trance
aw hf nightly occurrence. Elsie
talu- thcm .zeriottslv. nor can llillv Ga‘
in, her childhood snetheart
and perhaps get at the secret of ‘ht‘jany
mystery whirh is over present in the;neveral past conv
home.
'P-ilt first Elsie asks Ross for the‘ hours were devoted in 9fl'orts t
magnificent pearls left br her mother,
When they are appraised ' th
Elsie learns that the gems are practic-T making the working day of the Unit!
for the girl.
ally wot-triess. llct
doubly aroused.
Misplclnns
come fortune-tellers (or a purpose.
then-0h. be sure and see it at thee0
Palace theatre today.
AT PALACE THEATRE SATURDAY
Marie Walcamp in “The Red Glove,"
Third Episode, Also Vaudeville.
Alfred Alli-n. popular l’niversal char
acter ttctnr. mm d on both screen and
stage, is in dancer of losingr his right
in
"a scene in the western serial. "The Red
at
eye. Allen was accidentally shnt
Glare." starrlm: Mario \Vulcamp,
Universal City. in which he was plzn
in: an l'npo-tant Mic. The third cpi
.s-odo \zill be shown at the Palace then
it‘s! Saturday. The title is "The \‘ul
tutu \‘erzeancc."
Thu mish'tp trannpircd “hi-n Allcn
on. i Whit-rte. in “Ilit‘1m they
After a child is
. insane. He! impossi
recontmcndni 20:..
C.'
23".)
cannot . u
They dc-
termlne to play on the emotions OfIW'Hl h '
Ross and Fanette through this medium . -' t e question.
are , d
Then she, and BillyIOn Saturdav
plan a way to trap l-‘anettn and Ross?
The girl and her swccthcart will rip-i the Eight-hour day.
And to substitute a boa
‘ . were interest
Llct‘y matter coming before thv
H ’r‘omc‘ mm is referred to the proper
‘standtnc cnmmttlcn.
0d.
as it would lw
. ‘ ' bio for all questions to re-
q-:(ctvc adiquuto consideration on th.
mfloor 0." thi- court-min“. The com
vatttce. throuch hearings.
«merits and dcf‘ects of m e
.tion presented to the
detailed committee re
jon cvety tesolulitm.
rlfor the intmmat
{to aid them
I matters,
l'ndcr the' ruins of
new business can be presented attri-
'the close of 'P‘ti-lay‘s sessions ttnll‘t‘
Iby unanimous (“01150111. That means
Lilli“? :2 number of resolutions will bv
, ,. mtroducod today. .
Printed copies of President (1
address hHVP l
c 3: rlelizcatcs (”hi
it , (lelcmttcs
' same.
learn the
1y pl‘opo:.i
convention an i
ports are made
or other suhjim‘
itn ol’ the delegate.“
in disposinz of such
lil‘or-miurc. Ii"
rccn's
wcn distributed to lit"
\rhcnuvcr possible ”it.“
peruse the contents of ”W
Mr. Greene touched on about
every subjt‘ct in which the membets
v 2 2:111“: 'rérgan ration ‘ it'll'i" interested.
Lt e many ltglnltllfle tccom»
mcndntinns it is. certain that anum
ll'r‘l' ot' the livlt’galvs are in sympathy
'With thc recommendations (3: Frost
ldt-nt tin-cite, lllld the new hllfiilli‘t-w
matters are pretty sure to include ros-
olutmns that will embody the recon:
mendatlons that he made.
Delegates' Discussions
informal discussions among the
' den trait-s are invariably on the eight-
.- . hour day, the board or directors. 2‘ch
.crendum vote. union label, and per-
:tsscssment revenue
a
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71
t
h
.. : any
. _ legislation will be passed affecr
l in:
that qucstion. For years thi‘
, rough hat" proposition has been a
source of agitation in the hat trade.
,Th‘.‘ three last conventions of the
i I nus-d Hatters ineffectually grappled
So many diver
interests would be inflected by
legislation on thequestlon that
entlons failed to leg-
he fact that many
0 find
‘ RP!"
tislate despite t
ill ii i l“ i
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l’fll'GHKl'II-TI‘SHI Ma} lit—«R
from \‘as.~;t* lll'ltlht‘l‘tl' lloipllal w
indicated that the (‘Ontllllfln 0! l
imargnrm lluhbcl. 330, of Gnrdnn 0”;
ll.. 1.: Miss Heivn Hewitt, 21. of 61.52:.
ville. .'\'. l .. :lIltl Min.» Lin-y Male. 20““
lm Aneolcs. injured yesterday III K
chemical explosion at Vassar ”all”;
iwas 54 Non»; but no: crittcu‘. The m
.pilrl uttthotitivu rztn'. «yu :pccialllfl'
3had hm n (outlia'tinc lil.‘ Minutes} oo-
itinn. 1nd llt;" tlm ul'l‘< probably W?“
M.
Inc! lost their sttzltt. The) :‘rc w
'whttt disfigured . , - .g.“
! Ton other \‘uxcm' Haul-inta- "my;
isllfi'cl‘iiltz from w‘nnr mini-‘9. CI“
“by the hulk-ill]? of .‘l lt">" l’l Gain--
5 detk' Laboratory, 1
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iLOCAL QUOTA FOR .
i SALVATlflN ARMY;
l DR] 37E IS 57,” “
g on. .f.
.___ __ kg -.'
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Th .,. ii of»: My tlt;-l Tioyigfk- "
y..;.; ':ll‘\' .lut Lin-titmemr
i ‘ i» x'.‘ M m by $th my
im’i rum in lull}: in win," t‘.l< qm ,
I! ~ «w: .t 'il in nation, idi-
tal illiiill.’ ’ _..“ 1
:t L, n l ':i‘.(t' \\',tt‘ \‘fn'i' throws.
lot las' Hill lirt- :~‘..lt.t:irm \‘my men?-
tln' tl luzzs '_‘ or ti-«t r. m t t' that total Bub--
w tip' . :m the sum amflnt.
ed to 3' '32“ '4!“ ‘fct mmc ol‘ the w
[gt'lllf'lillt"..7 old lll"‘l‘ or more com
I‘ i,» \‘.:I- t. t :‘m “s A " did. in spins
11' t'vr’tti‘iit; liit- smallest :IV‘thul‘, “ t
v~i:‘=o:i:~l :‘Imu it The ":i‘ WHY.“ . ‘
forge: i s work. a. ' I
l«;( ill! the Work at tlh l" ""‘tt its.
i' llll’i": t'npluin l‘ltilli " ‘\ mi 4! ob .
fi“t V Mei tltt‘r with h‘ ‘vil' ‘ 13m
VI. V'Hf 1.. ‘vcncrt'l "Flirt". 9"! [all
(‘hztrlt‘s if. lloyt. ll't‘HS‘th‘". The a‘
he Suhalion A‘mv "7' "M
llf’Jtiill" ’ ""‘lll tiwt‘l' ' .l' "r t-r funds
mnkt l" d' comic-d T!“- film-1m
people would l‘ith‘ no ion-m" 7t fight (a)
l‘vs’pm'l in Hi“: will“ a!
they (l!‘()‘.l‘ :tn t‘t'uaninilicin which ‘3“
so lit'ovt-v‘v ' - \.':~:"" I" has the SM ‘
titm Army to ("rt“m‘c Fund I.
method in '4' oh i‘ 'lllll'l "l 'l'H‘ AP!!!
has showed that it is there with th‘
Illt thcd v V
I
l)‘l"l|-'O“g\'(|~
ill
la satisfactory solution.
In the convention four years ago
ere was much sentiment in favor of
Pd Hatterks of ei
ght hours' duration,
week. and four hours
morning. President
Greene recommends the adoption of
'Iéhe {proposition
1' 0 v - es“-
nts for the board of directgsspralsit
mmands attention of delegates. The
2 head of the organization recommends
;the abolishment of the board of di'
rectom and substituting a. board of
spec-presidents. .the number of the
taller to be determined by the cont
ventinn. President 'Greene re'com'
imends that each local union be al-
’lowed to nominate one candidate for
vice-president and that the board of
\ ice-presidents be elected at the same
~timc the president and secretary"
treasurer are chosen. .
For a long time the question has
Lbcrn discussed in halting; circles why
, so few mcmbcr< of the organization
-, take the trouble to vote on matters
ve days of the
do
i
. goods.
tChina two kin-ll: of concessions: first.
It has a right now to on“;
and ask an adequate support elm h
a Worthy way for the work they“
to do in the cities of America. ’Nol'i-
walk will dig into her pocket and Built
as ‘she does it. -
H
U. 8. AND JAPAN IN
FULL ACCORD. SAYS
AMBASSADOR 18m!
Continued from First Pogo.
the territorial leasehold. and. BM 5:
concessions of an economic. charm,
“After-Japan hut driven the Geo»
mans tmm the Shnnmnc Petunia“
she offered to surrender to China t“-
le‘lllzxn I“:“'-I‘htlid. This voluntary or. .
for was of prvulnst advrntncn- to .
China, as that country was poured.
to rt cover by ln-r own mums toni-
torial sovereignty in Slutntuug for soo-
cnty-flve years, ‘ .
"Thv treaty of 19l31flncwl (‘hihh .. ‘
3.3”?
0,.
-isuhmi!ted for referendum, on pro.
_,\'idt'(l by the laws of the organize-l
'tion. PrPsidcnl Greene points out:
:tiint only eight out of every hundred:
ntctnbers lilkl‘ advantage or the one
portnnity afforded by the referendum
l
in his characterization of “(innate an. ‘0 "XDWBS their ADM"! or Mi
Geoff." a gambling hall owner, was 1'
pulslntz a bandit raid on his p“ .
the eve.
A
shrt fired from outside, str‘“ ‘. Allen in ‘
The “shot." of course, was islatlon to obtain tint end will be
no more than a blank cartridge, but the ' passed by "‘9 convention.
paper wad. which also wried a splint I
. pimal or questions that might be.
lsubmittcd. Greater publicity regard"
inz’ questions altered for referendum
is urged’und it is probable tint leg-i
l
SlXTH COMPANY MEETING. l
er of brass from the shell. penetrated
Allen's eyelid, and poison eventualned
Allen may not. see thrOugh the affected
eye for several months. 3 ever, accord-i
in: to his surgeon. Though he nowE
wears a "blinder" and is bandaged, ‘
Allen reports each morning to Director
l J. P. McGowan at the Universal “back
ranch“ location for duty.
—Try an advertisement in the!
loved by millions of readers in even South Norwalk Evening Sentinel u ,e accompltsl .
land, Miss Brady's interpretation
the luckiess heroine adds new laurels able.
the best results obtain-
? achievements.
The story opens with Jane Eyre, 3
her son John. and her
Jane unfortunately
Reed.
TRAVELING SALEEMAN l
Tells How He Regained Strength, Ami» ‘
bitten and Vim.
Atlantic, Iowa—"I am a traveling
commenced to gain and it. built up
i .
The reason we guarantee Ylnoi js_.
l .
,3.
it.
i
i with him.
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Hard Work to Get Sufficient Number,
to Organize Veteran Auociation.
i
There was another meeting at the
old Sixth Company last night and as?
at all the previous meetings it was
‘ c3 so of where two or three were nth-‘
5 ered together. To be exact there were
Ejust five present and very little could
; Another meeting will be held next
.Tb‘lmday night, May 22nd, when n de-
Etermined econ will be made to get
'some kind of an organization of local
‘z‘veterans of the war stoned.
; it is understood that the Spanish
,VVar Veterans haVe a list of me 30
' men who have died in the last war and
tare buried in this city, but the com-
rades of hose men feel that this work
should be done by their own com-
;rades of those men feel tlnt this work
isoldiers of a prior war to do. .
f ‘\'l‘l;l(_8("*nls to be needed to some
Hive man to get out in front. and lead
[the movement. and if he won’t volun-
itecr it seems to be up to the home-
icm’finig ooldelrs to first pick him out
good then elect him.-
. tcrest'cd to having an circulation of.
‘Wortd‘s 'Wnr Veterans lath“ city ab;
’tcml the—meeting“ the Armorymexfinepartmcnte: of the Hillt'lde ’. .
'Thnrsday night and bring his moods . will hold their annual Field Day .
{m afternoon on the spacious
3 ground:.
Thefflfismt‘n 8"? 100”“ m’ardztng for the eta-ms under the ~
in: the smoker to be bold II their easy I or Min: Eleanor Gage. athletic dt
Equarteres ththr evening with Govt. Jorn cf the, reboot. Letters will be or ‘.
Keogh as the speaker of the "was: so I“ those receiving uro-
._ iii” he will rehte Io-O d It: o'er- . points or more in the contest ‘
'ms experiences in his in! onion prize given to the girl who II“.
taking my.
in {eight}; and by the accord of 1910 lb ‘
WOUNDED SOLDIER
The police were at once notified
have started a search.
“'ore a 1‘. S. Army ovorseas not“
with two gold service strips; dark .u
combed back in a pompador; ‘
about ‘5 feet 7; 23 years
thnooth face.
So let every Norwalk nun who is in. new DAY in HILLSIDE TOM'S”
a positlrn to recover this imm ’
advantage without sacrificing elm 1'
blood or tr: :tsttrv. Therefore a
treaty was not unfair. but was ex!”-
tiomtlly advantztucous from GM
point of virw. SO far as the tors-nos»- »
ial integrity of (‘hina is concern“ It
is for these 'rcasom entirely In, mm
of China. '
"There l't‘ll'lt'ills the economic oo-v
recs-inn. which Jan-m was to refill M
In the dayt' of German occupm
Here again Japan‘s good will to”
(‘hina went so far as to offer to 'llb'
draw her civil and military om-
tration from the raillmy zone, I.“
making the Shantung-Tslnon rolls-Ir
a joint enterprise of Japan and Ch“.
"That was the purport of the I.»
count of September, 1918. Thus Chili.
acquired by the Treaty of rats the I‘-
covery of her entirc tcrrttorlol no?»
further acquired participation to tho
administration of the former Gem
railway from Kiauchuu to Tainan.
“About Korea. Many Annex-tools
who have been in Korea have [cum
to the success of the Japanese m
istration in that country. Juan D
prepared to continue the .2000 W'
and bent rolmt administration ill, ‘0-
rea. and pith the development til the
Koreans they will patricipate to all ‘
administtation of their mm country.”
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