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Peter Venezln. of Hnrbor avenue
spent yesterday in Rye. N. I.
Mrs. P. Doris. of New
spent memory
F. 8. Bellman.
The Kinn' oaéiiiters or the South
Norwulk Cmtionul church will
hold a supper “tomorrow night.
Yet-k city.
with her aunt. Mn.
Miss Emma. Beck r 1 El' . '
e o 3 “PM“? of Harriett street.
spent Sunday in Bethel the guest of
her sister, Mrs George Snitfln.
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-Thursdsy Key 19 is’Dollur Der.
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mud"? “‘ ‘ '3’3’°\°“°"d‘“°’ 3“ Miss man-so Allel‘ is stopping ut
e once at the Royal Jumes Hotel Briduport -v)"e ‘1. is d ‘ i
Sturday night. Speidel's orchestra ~ one "5 n
the Passing ml" at the Park theatre.
furnished music to: the aflatr. for “303.1133“. , _
‘ alum
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; end “its”. tor next winter ut Hurts _'nmr.a.y my 19 is Doiiur Do!-
Friends 6: Miss Jennie Way Of ~‘fRed" M rrie und,Lenox kerry.
both or the‘nrst District. Journeyed
to Brooklyn. N. I. yesterday; by mo-
torcg'cle. ' ‘
Taylor avenue are receiving cards
trom her. She is enjoying greatly~
her trip to the Pacific coast.
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The Brotherhood of the émrth Nor-
The regular m0n
thly meeting of
the Norwalk Buildi
~ . . . . . .. n8. Loan and In- Wall: Conmntlonul' church will
m“...‘3'53.frill'if'liolf‘éf “5"" ‘“ vestment Association will be. held to- meet at the home at A. L. Seems. 7
- " ' morrow at the office of Taylor and Harriett street at 7:80 ofciock, stand-
C‘oldcn. W i ‘ “ a time c if ‘ .
Mr... George Bogurdus, of South ' ash nztOn street. rd ' W G may hint.
r"(\:'\\{llli. is the Rut-St of Mrs. John
ninetrilurz. oL‘ lirooksidc avenue,
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—~Gct ,vour Victroia where "Good
spirit“ is a Habit." on our Easy Pay-
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Thomas McMahon reported to the -—Thursduy1£_w 1’ ll DON" D!!-
police that he had left his automo- - "gm , .. .
mu. standing in front of his home. in The custom": semi-monthly shift
Hillside l'lacc last night. ami' that of policeJt-rseanto. went into effect
someone had stolen a bag of tools today. 30393)" Bryan Silk " doing
out of it. day traflic duty in the First District
uncut l‘lan. Donueliy's 16-1. 80. _ 4 and Sergeant Harry Gibson Will be
MM" 5!- —Thursday May 19 is Dollar Day. at police beudnuorters on night duty.
. —_—
'ri.c Knob (flulv has as yet been un- Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick Han- The Phoenix H090 company was
Jim. to secure quartz-rs for the com. ford returned from an extensive called out 5'9""6"? afternoon ‘°
1.”: .uison. and all members who bones-moan to their home in the P‘tintullh o. blase‘ in 1 Ford rune-
1‘ no (”arm-5 .‘ilt' ”quested to remove l'irsl District today. Mrs. Hanford "0‘“ automobile. Damage. ‘0 “l“ ma-~
Jinx; f:(»n. tlii- boat house at once. was formerly Miss Mary Cantonc. chine who’slight. The name 0‘ the
- .- __._. The coup]... were marripd in Danbury' owner could not be obtained.
[hm-ticiruiing in the first Rflfit'lnlily on May 10. .
(3“ xi n: i‘rui-i corps held in Bridge- “3-H “ - —m m. co." ‘t HIMI~§DG
3”" t” “Hm“. “a”... “1.". membfls Arthur \i’. Ttell. of Stumi’Ord. re- Illa.
0‘ p. 3mm“. FUN... who made ported to the Norwalk police that an "5—“
a “V0” slmuiiil: in H” parade. and automobile owned by him had been At the Norwalk M. ‘E. church last
{01l'\‘ lzilil tin ri- On Saturday last. “0“?“ S“‘““‘“-" “‘3‘“ in Darien "Int" Em" (“09" the "0"“ SW.”
where he was visiting friends. The handheil ”DROP. appeared {Or the
——Conlal lowest prices. Harris and mucliine, he said. was parked In 8000'“! time and 811"? an excellent
lions. irront of his friend's home. Vthn he program of sacred selections. The
crimi- out it was gone, sacred concert proved most plensin:
.-.- . ‘. 1 . . —__..._.. to the large congregation who at-
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or ins: wxrnnr First ilwtrict is szuf- —- Nccllcnt reputatiomhe has establish—
_ ' ,f' ' 1 . ~ _ ' ‘ .'\nni(~ Eliza “'hltlork. widow of ed in Norwalk with his musical tai-
fcilig limii an .li|'(ll(li: (ii the (air. , ,
. . . . 1,, , . the lute hand \‘i hillock. (iii-d at the ant.
‘llltli “ill In all [Viol-mull!) iim»i-s>i- , ‘ , _
‘Alt u (ipll‘nllhii irv «pH‘inllSiS. “1:“ 0' f) )i-nrs Futurdu" iii lwr hfimo .
' in 5 l nion avenue. Funeral scr- An attempt '0 Kai" Phlmm‘f' *0 ”I"
’ ' ' f ”as will he llf'lli at 2:30 O’clock vulcanizinz and repair shop of V- 0r»
" “'T‘Pl'NHF“ 9“" “I“ "“‘1,si..mi;mi mm- \vi-ilm-sd..y rim-moon HHS. on Washington street in the Old
7"" 3““ i“ 1“" S‘m‘ri‘” (‘O‘ll't "-" 1h“.i‘rnm the into home. Rev. Louis 12. fiT‘onnor stables. was P93101406 1W
W“ -"" "1 i" ”id?" or -“"‘“ Ialmltilrm'ill will ofl'icatc and interment Patrolman ROD?” Game" Saturday
~sz “ “l" M-‘HMi'I ”Mk “Mil" For-'“ili lw in St. Nautilus ccmclt-l'y in night. \vho'ut 5 o'clock. on hour at-
)‘M'lu‘l‘tll 'l‘no tracts of land in \i'ilton. tcr the placr had been closed. found
Hui-numb, (we \uluml at “01'0" ~—-——.-.— that the putty had been removed
.u l {W lulu r git Simon, are involved. Mrirgarct Shannon. widow of Ownc from around it pane of glass in the
Shannon. died Sunday morning at-rcnr window and that the glass had
A ..r..n'. l inf-(lint: of (Univ .\'0. ll. iho- llOlllt‘ or her dauuhtcr Mrs. (‘lif-Ehcrn taken out. Mr. (\rilns was no
Patriotic lll'riv‘r 0f the Sons of Amer- :‘uril. Hatfield. 41. doyt street. Slur di‘k-d and closed .the opening ’ with
arm. mil in lulii m. \anncsduy cvea is survived by one daughter. Mmflhoards. Nothing was taken.
niusr. Elwin-nus of importance Will Hatfield. and one son. Joseph Shon- -——-——-—-——
be inmsurviwi. Tim slnle president non. Kl-‘unerni services will be held ,—Buy your cool-1t Berri-end Gem
and slut. sccrrtu'r) are expected to at 9 o'clock standard time Tuesday, , ~-————-—-—-—
be priwent. - morning. from St. \l.ir_\"8 cliiiiciz. Clic’sls zit illt' llovni James llotul
-—~ __-..__ Burial will iii- in St. Mary's ccmctr-ry. ‘over the week-end were: E. .l. Pur-
IV“ ml 9 .\'l£lt‘lllilll. a woli- -————-— nvll. Mt. Vernon. N. T.: Till: :mnl
'knnuv 'I|"~|l‘lfl oi" Nuruuli: lint: ~Spccial lucrlinr: of Local 527 ofpwrs, 1:, .1 Nicholas, {Flushing' T.. 1,;
ism affinil :1 [>('.\lll01l :is limit-r of’l‘uiutrrs in (2 l.. l'. Hall. Tilt-sdn)‘.!_\[r_ and )[r3_ Jumps “Hum.” x.“
“U‘L'N hind. m .'l \\‘('l| Lnon'n li0l('l May 17 at 7 l'. M. Sliimiurd linic.;york c‘ty; (‘lllTord H..-Bls.~o~ll. n”.
in Niw York city. He went down Allxni-mbcrs attnnd. kyle); (3.1.; My; and Mrs. .liilin
on Shturllm rind hot] :i try out and Hour. (‘nniionduln (‘nnuz lwlos (;
mm :roAlel. ills musicn‘ interlsls A smoktr \vill iw livid lillllI-l‘ lllf‘ Hyni-s. St. Louis; J ll. Corfu :iu-l
n. l'.. tin ui‘l ln- \il'll looked aftl-r.,nnspil‘I-:i cl' .‘llll‘fhi'rTHr‘m' I’D-“i \‘Otlwirm .\'rw‘ York (‘ll}': XV. l‘. lx’nv—
1| will cmm lll'rf mrrv Saturday lolfi'n’i. Y. l". “1. ”its cvcninn‘. at lilc'worth and wife. Tlronklvn. X. Y: J
.m I i.‘ ii” mum at Compo. room.E in \Vusllinmon Slrf‘Pi- An OF-lA. Trumbull. jr.. New i’ork citr; N.
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snniciiuie ask to see how it
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flanahan’s Pine Tar Bags,
.‘i‘?il":§:f‘fi .1424:
chi-stra has lit-en ennngt‘il l0 “IT"iShTM’. Goose. New York city: Mrs. A.
music for the M'enlm: and :m enter-‘31. llcsham x,.w York pity; \\'illinm
luiumi-nt prnirrum has ill-*0 “'1‘" nl'-‘\\‘. liodize. “'uahinzton. h, P. Liv-
ranged. ling‘stnn Gifford. New York citv: liar-
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T‘itwrrn m“ ma 100 1100an at ;old1 launder, FiriiInrdell-lun. I‘:l.: .\lr.
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ir-mlml tlw now-Hy «lnncr- th SzltA‘i'xf; “II-hep: s. nliii:.|;i‘:]‘}121r:pcil:l
urilav cvcninu‘ at (l. l'. A. .‘l. hall oulgmnm- l..
(‘rnwford .lami-stou'u. ll. I
\Vusliinztmi street. by members or.
Lincoln Council. No. 4. of that. or-I —-'i‘hllrsday May 19 is Dollar Day.
iii-r. The music furnished was (“1!
cl-llt-nt and but for the fact that The last meetlnc of the German
lllt hall was really too well lillcd thr
dancing would have her-n
Relief Fund (‘ommltti-e was held on
more en- Marv tlw 5th at which limo about in
We open a store on Saturday. April '1
l. on 44 Water St.. 80. Norwalk. of
second-hand furniture.
adieu of the society will give a Coffee
Klusch on Thursday. May 19 at 3
dishes. gas O'clock for the benefit of the fund. at
mnges. stoves. oil stoves. carpets. the usual place. In the evening the,
kitchen utensils and furnishings, an-Ircn’ular lllf't'iinn' or the Relief Fund
tlgues. etc, (‘omniittee will be held to which all
10.119 and Ash Tel. 499. mcmhcrs and friends are invited.
SK any WISE one man what
hewoulddoiflicwerem :
one again. He will tell you that lie.
muldmakeuphismind
tobe lunareu’ni-zn'r '
iffortyaudwouldphn ~.
toASSE-itnl. g someC'ain per-
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.ioiui. ’i‘lii- popularity ot‘ tilt-ac Submit-w members joined the organiza-
urday night dances is attested. liow-Jtion. The new secretary of finance.
cvcr. by thi- numbers: who altcniliilrs. ilerbst. was elected in the place
them. lor Mrs. Emmcr. Mrs. limmcr hns'
______.__ irrvsiznml her position on account of
axxnrycmxnm leaving imvn in thi- near future. The
i ‘ You and
night. and blown were passed. P.-
trolman JOhn m. 4.11. .
refei‘red. o mute-V. an;
Attorney mer d. Recount:
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Patsy Sonteiiu «outed' s disturb-
once in Brand's Jewelry store on
North Main street. Saturday night.
and was mn— timelltrheudeurters
by Patrolman Rangoon... ‘ Mr.
Brand refused. to pres. a charge
at 's!’ t‘iié"man .306:de tint he
be ieand with is. worn. mg. .-.,.1
-' wh ‘ .‘- " c .
_ -—i’ ' hér'Mgwn-itot‘ lea-a cerium-int
in Inge -§oiieé ‘the .Zdrtve’r or
or utohobile. (Mnectlem 1mm;
Menulhfl‘l'vhich .m 3,-
bruntlygbr the policeman“. My.
the Washington street bridge. lfiout
5:30 o'clock Saturduy "3.1". so that
Mr. Wri‘ht ran .lnb .the r“;- of, it.
our. ~ 5.
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Cosmos M. «Bouthe prominent
First District Roman dealer-"to-
day offered to ingjease his Qntribpl‘
tion to the _, _ ~
fund 3100 providing that nine}: l‘
local business men who have nonvet
subscribed will contribute the -me
amount to the fund. The police are
grateful for the offer and... 't to
hustle to see if they canng";uecure
the requind number of additioi'inl
donntors. ‘
WlLL morons]:
PRICES FOB “KISMET”
Continued from First Page
a
light while his colleagues consldfl- the
matter in Washington.
The injunction threat camp
telegram Saturday
follows:
9--
in a
night reading on
Boston. May N.
Samuel Kalilor
Regent Theatre. Norwalk. Conn.
”ave lemuui that you are adver.
tiain: (His Skinner in Kismet at popu-
iai- prices this outrageous and 31,30-
lutr-iv contrary to term of contract
stop if ~\ou insist upon showing Kismet
at such ridiculous prices we will serve
you with injunction to restrain you
from PlilylllK’iLlls Skinner in Kismet.
liolwrlsmi-(‘oli-mlst. (”omit of Bic.
Nahum-r Kantnr was "hot under
thr- collar" \vhrn he received the men.
sucv- and immediately telephoned to
Stilts Minimizer l‘Z. L. McElroy at nos-
ton “ith an ultimatum to the‘efi'ect
that the lll‘gl'lll scale would reml‘n
at 3’.” ct ills illsti-iiii of 75 cents (is Mc-
l-Ilrm' do-mandul in a letter sent by
spuiul ilvliiiizx “ith the telegram as:
“Regardless: of xour house policy we
:ibsoliitlly tll'll‘ihl’lil that you play 0
75c top price 01 admission." McElroi‘
wrote.
In ri-plyinx: in the producers by 'iet—
la'l’ )l'filf‘filay lili- {Cantor Wrote:
"The iii-gent Theatre belongs to the
pcnplv of N0hvnck,und~ will not he
.uruiiui to by you or any other film
(lilllln‘lliV. I know what the terms of
tl- contract are us well as you but i
; 1m know local renditions a little bet-
to r Serve your injunction if you
\\ isli. bill be certain that I am running
tlw lit-gent Th-utrc. I will attach the
punts in t\'t‘l‘_\' 'Conucclicut town that
\mi attempt to play if there is any
lllli'rro'rt‘llcl‘ with our «lute-a nireud) set
for May 19 and 20."
The fuss over the picture prior fol-
lows the playing of Kismet in Slam.
roril :i’l‘i w Weeks 120 with $1.50
charged an admission. The local
theatre Vlmnng‘t‘t“?! pnrparcd to make
the light.
[{IEI'RIZSIZNTI-Ili LOCAL PORT AT
.\l-I\\' HAVEN
Jose-[Iii .‘l. .‘lflt’lli'r. representing
Mulvoi -'l‘arlov l‘ost. .\‘o. 60.1 V. I“. \‘V.
attended a mectinx at the Y-li (”tub
in New Haven )f-slt-l‘tlay afternoon.
when representatives from every post
in the Stair u'crc present to discuss
plans for attending the Y-ll Conven-
tion and rc~unlon in Boston on July
2nd. 3rd and 41h.
At this timi- all members of the
26th Division. lrcltcr known as the
Yankee. of Yell Dirision. “ill gather
and have u. general good time
A committa- of four from each of
the big cities in the state have been
appointed to take charge of having
all Y-D men from each city who wish
to go. in a group. These committees
will he announced later. There are
54 T—D men in Norwalk alone.
At the some time. plans for the state
convention of the V. l". \V. which will
be held in Hartford on June 18th and
19th. weer discussed.
"Isa naewoemahpv [ounces
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Your Wife
may drew chhecks against tillae
some account ere. ne uni: y
attends to all the banking but
both have the some rights.
“Ether or the Survivor" con
m o; It: drowning in the Bosphorus yesterda :‘t
. Ind-4W! in midstresm.
damaging the front mudguard-'0: 1m.
Noni: Police Benefit“
. Ag... 5 .
LONDON. May lG.—Four Americ
ensue-emu relief wot} a} Co :v
We had narrow escapee r ..
the Constntinople correspond
of -the Daily Mail. .They were lug
when the boat
sprange a leak and quickly sank. --A
Miss Cushrnan sunk. but upon_
managed to seize her do; by the I-
lur. end the animal (ironed her to‘
“to”. ‘
~:‘ Miss Aslers and Ill. Uhis
uhore and when she wu- sute th
latter found she was clutching e book
note with which to m the Men.
who later received the money. The
fourth meg;
Miss Caldwell. ‘.;_w~,; ..
'1 Ford car driven by John ‘
hmun. endeavored tovbump one 0:
the Adsms' Express truck; driven by
R.“ Whitney. of Burbank street. at‘
of its my at the foot of Ely avenue
hill at 9 o’clock this morning. doing
Lemisiiieriihie damage to itself and it)"
he express truck. No arrests were
m'ede End the damiges will be aettl
ed out of court. 9‘
ber of the party Was. 1 .
Rll- '_
vnom mo .
A nimble diamond ring. u .w
loom. was reported stolen to t ,
in lost night by Mrs. um.-
bott. proprietor of the Bird .
m‘Wdl Direct. The ring oo- '
' 0 over one end one-link
lit and was ruined It
. was thp
your”? of” pleasant It in a.
the port at workmen when 's p
north the. Moe at Hertenst
-.:r Vienna.
were thrown th
and his- expulsion
the authorities, Meanwhile the indi-
duke mode his escupe disguised}: u B! N"- Abbott. The in!
rkmn. . . duvorinc to locate the maid.
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Dyes contains simple directions for
'home dyeinglgr tinting any new. rich.
{adoless color’into garments or drop;
No mistakes!"
cries of any material.
No failures!
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AT LAST! 1
The People of Nor-
waik Have Awak-
ened at Last.
Last week buyers showed their
eagerness to secure
Dismonds, Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Silverware, Ivory
Goods, Cut Glass, Optical
Goods, etc.
but if the right proportion of
Norwalk residents had awakened
'to the facts as the few thoussnd
awoke before, there would be a
perfect deluge of people desirous
at “getting aboard" before the
big boom in
Innd'e Jewelry Store
Regular Sale. - ‘
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Discounts of 30 Per Cent
40 Per Cent and Per Gent
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