“It
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if
s disclaims
Blankets ..............
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E K. BANKSI
uAaacttItMo. hem mot.
OOUTIII‘NOIWALK.
Miss Berta R. “Elite? of 33 Lowe
street. spent Sunday with friends In
Stamford
. Mrs. William J. Fealey. of Washing-
ton street, has been spending several
days itt Danbury.
Miss Edith Merrick ltas returned to
her home in Norwalk, after a visit with
Mrs. II}. J. Miller, 32 Center street, III
Danbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Joseloff.“ of 70
North Main street, are spending a few
days with Mrs. Josoloff's mother
New York. .
Selectman William B. Reed. who has
been seriously ill all summer, is now
able to be aboutthe piazza of his
residence a little while each day.
Butler Lodge. No. 97. l. 0. O. 19.. will
hold a rehearsal of its minstrel pcrI
tormance this evening. The affair will
be given in lloyt’s Theatre .on Friday
evening, November 13th.
Henry S. Lockwood. superintended
of the Lockwood Manufacturing com-
pany. who. in cotnpttny with his dough
for. Miss Emma incitwood. have. been
sojourning at Lake Placid, Is expected
home Thursday.
Apples which were expected to be
plentiful this year. are selling for high
prices In the local stores and mrakets.
A great many apples which were abun-
dant on trees fell off before ripen-
lug .
As far as can he learned no Norwallt
hunters have taken out n tIIeIItI dol-
lar New Yorlt state license to hunt this
year, and the territory in which they
may hunt this year will therefore be
restricted to ConnecIicui.
Charles J. Mintz has resigned his
position as manager for the. H. Ger-
main & Company's store and has been
snoteetietl by A. V. R. Zavriskie. of Jet‘
sey City Mr. Mlntz has purchased the
dry goods business of M. S. Smith &
Company.
--Dr. Dick's cures Malaria.
Mrs. Alden Soimans. accompanied
by Mrs. Frederick H Quintard and
Mrs. Susan L. Holmes. set out this
morning on a week‘ s automobile tour
of the Berkshires and to iioxburv N
Y. where they will meet Mr. Solmans.
who will return with them. They will
go via Hartiord and Sin-.lIIgfield
The case. against Peter McGuire.
chauffeur for Julian W. Curtiss. was
" "hustled «Saturday in the Borough Court
of Greenwich. Prosecuting Attorney
White stated that the coroner had ex
onerated the chauffeur froru blame III
Icgard to the Ideath of Charles Mt
Cann, the boy who was killed by the
automobile last week Sunday.”
Principal Gregory. of the Over [liver
school has had room three when
the cases of scarlet ftIIIIeI wItIte discov
meted thoroughly laminated and scan
of the books used by the children at
1er have been burned. The rootn ii
now being used. No further cases
have as yet been reported and it is
hoped that, by these pretentious an
epidemic may be avoided.
Next Sunday evening. at tht month-
ly musical sotviCe at the Norunlk Con
greII'atlonal chttrch tIIo arrtlntns com
paged by Prof Alex. S. Gibson IIill be
presented. One of them was sung on
the occasion of the two hundred atId
fiftieth anniver'saty celebration of [ill
founding of the town. the other on tht
occasion of the presentation of tire Ire \\
pulpit by E. C. Benedict. of Greenwich.
‘..—A I‘th hours spent each week 3‘
Merrill Night School will help yotr tt
earn a better salary. EIIIer your“:
man and mum; woman needs a busi
ness education. Ente r opening nights
Oct. 1 and 2 anti t'tItIoiItI discount or
first months tuition. \iunt-II mind I.
money t- illlll'.ll
Offitqer Bryan Slilt. oi the .\'tl|\\'.tll
o'ice force reports tlrrt he has :Iil
ready killed several dogs for haIiug
bitter: people and that more will prob-
ably follow the saute route. The of
deer states that the canines are not
mad but only seem to be vicious. He
suggests to dog owners whose animals
have ever shown any ugly tendencies
to keep them closely in hand during
1his ultry weather.
Arrangements have been completed
for the transportation of troops to and
from Hartford on military day. Oct. 6
One special train leaving Greenwich
t. 7: 30 a. In. Stamford 7. Iifi. South
orw. aik at 8 and Bridgeport at 8. 20.
ill u-ke the coast artillery and the
I’ val militia from Bridgeport to Hart
t d, being due in Hartford at 10 a. In
return trip will be taken from
illii ’int. at 10:15 p. m.. this time giv-
ing aloha; chance to see the the
‘re will be twelve cars on
. of them being for hag
Imam throw...
«We kinds.
pl
é - V-d.’ miuhh, ”:5 .rs‘I I! I i"‘I
92.3“qu
lIl ’
w t
‘ our C ST M TAILORING PARLOR.
' ity and warhnianahip and the
, . value obtainable for the price. . i
We have shown them and can show
you. . . ,
2
caudal";
a norm: MAIN arasar.
TEL. ice-s. ‘ ‘ ‘.
“It. 4‘
use. ZAHN abnestsso.
Members of Louis.- Lodge, D. of H.,
Call ,at Her Home.
A very pleasant surprise party was
tendered. Saturday evening, to Mrs.‘
Ernest Zabn. at her home, No.
iirtrsb street. Norwalk. in honor of her
birthday, by some of the members of
the Louisa Lodge. No. 6. 0. I). II. S.
During the evening phonograph so
lections were given and songs were
rendered. in the absence of the presi
lent. the ViceII’resideat, Mrs. Louisa
londi. gave a short address. wishing
he hostess many happy returns for
the tlaI.
About it oclock a fine collation war
served at which all participated and
enjoyed immensely. Among thost
Iresent were Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph
Kuippei, Mr. and Mrs. A. Danke, Mrs.
E. Muller Mrs. .Sturm Mrs. E. SI
:her. Mrs. Lonia Bosdi, Mrs. B Moch-
ring. Mrs. A. Singer, Mrs. B. Christen
ten. Mrs. A. Donniuger. Mr. and Mrs.
Crut-M Zahn. .\iII. _ NenpebaIII-r. the
Misses Lydia Schmidt. Elizabeth
Stnrrn. Leah t‘ohn. ldu ii. Iiruerner.
Emma Schmidt. ’i‘iiiie and Elsie Neu~
gebauer and M rs. Annie. Miller.
The members of the lodge also prev
ented the hostess with a very pretty
glass vase and a bouquet of flowers. '
At 12 o'clock the members and their
friends departed, wishing the bottles:
many happy returns for the. day and
also expressing their wish to court
again. .
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford—NV. .l. Drlsooll. .iobu Kent»
lug, Boston; James F. liornn, A. ll.
'P‘lllOW and wife. 0. l. Allen. Charles
.teinhnlti, William (irortse, Harry
.iampson. .iolru iiampson. linnbury; .l.
M. Hotz. .i. \\’_ Wright, W. W. Wright.
ilritigeporn t‘. 'Wolt't‘. S. 'I‘. \\'nin
wrigl‘. Rye, N. Y.; tieorge lI‘. litrllo
.vrtI ir. and Mrs. P. A. Hart. A. Mc
\lulien, .lII.. C. A. Veiin. .lohnild. Eni'
‘llOilS. l“. K. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. C.
A. Clark. New York: Mrs. 'l‘eff. Misr
l‘efi’. Miss lioyniun, Colorado Springs:
loseph Wright. iirookiyn. (‘onn.; Mas
Lippmnn. Newark, N. J.: Charles .i
Mintz. Edward C. lI‘I'oth, city; J. F
Gunn, New Rochelle. .
Mahackomo—Mrs. Annie Wood. Mist
C. Wood. lloston. Mass; S. lI‘rIatte
Holyoke. Mass; Jas. A. Little. Mention
Mass; M. .l. Jordan. Bridgeport; (l
Williamson anti wife Lester. lionrrt
Brook; .S- Greettsteln. ilridgeport; l.
l’. Hurlbntt. Wilton; A. F. Miller. Chi
cage; Antonio Clementine, Jas. Clem
entino. l). ltogisantio. Hartford: A: ll
ltusseii. Princeton. N. .i.: Mr. and Mrs
l“. A. Cunningham. llerugail. N. 3.:
Mrs. N. M. Bancroft. New Orleans
LIL: C. .1. Hull. C. il. itrook, G. H. llus
sell. ll. ll. Wright. ll. W. Taylor. D
McNelton. W.
W. W. Nile. New York; F. ii. Rourke
ilrookllne; I.. A. Williams, Sltrews
bury; A. (i. iluliard. ilopedale; W. A
i‘onrlinson, Bridgeport; S. King
A. L. Coombs. Brooklyn: W. H. .lor
dart and wife. New Haven; .l. Ii
Dunne. Stamford: D. W. Splilman
Rome, N. Y.; l’hlllip Klein. Rowayton
Conn. ‘ .
BERKSHIRE HILLS EXCURSION. 3
The lirst popular excursion of ”It
~casorr ltI Plitsfleld and llerkslrlre Hll
points has been announced by the. New
Haven Road for Thursday. Oct bet
lst. The fare for the round tri Ibe ‘
ing $1.00. To those who contemplatt
this charming trip it would be well it
purchase. tickets at once. as the num
ber of tickets allotted here beitig limit
ed. only the sebting capacity of tin
train being sold. Especially att’rnct
tve In connection with thiscxcursion.
are the arrangements made with tht
lierkshire Street Railway. whereby
an agent of that company will boart'
fr'alrf' and make sale. of tickets 'at The
rate. of twenty- -fIVtI cents each“ enti
tling the holder to the benefit of the
services of that. company in showing
terest in and around Stockbridge, spe~
cial cars to Lenox. sight-seam a‘t
Lenox. transportation throng to
Pittsfleid being due at the latter point
about 2: 30 p. or. See adv, in today's
issue for detail information.
slides. who. mtrpniae
They choose .lr‘otu- the; extensive dis-
play of high grate Foreign and Do-
mestic Fitbrlol we show. have their
measure blinked}. and leave with conIII
deuce bb m experience that they
will got a prompt delivery of .gar.
ments that are perfect. in style, Ital-
O
tori"
Edw. W Kelley. Jr.‘ _
5‘;
L. Wilson. C. A. liohme ’
and explaining the many points of in. ’
Tatlonng Troubles -
est T
LED 3. KOIIIIEL,
' .rA I. NA a no r
air. flanTT I....ti‘ir’imtu.
-p I" ‘ m ~W'“
‘ .W rummwmvsws I .' “WW yogi Ito .
is to ho nfurnisho this: within”!
3:?“th lit at e an I-olav maul
of tuptttni hnd‘ilmpo cities from which
This liirt gives you a. hint at ppm of the kinds:
you may nine selections.
can”. this. acrim' curtains .J: ......... M25 ‘per pair up.
Ruffled Muslin Curtains ........... ’ ........ ”.850 to $1.98 per pair.
.R Bobbin“ Lace Ruffled Curtains ......... .‘75b to 83 75 parpalr.
Nottingham La'co Curtains ................. 75o up I30 85100 par pair.
Cluny Not CurtAlna ........ . .......... v ....... . . . I. 04.60 per pair.
3 lruutia Not Curtain. ...................... .35' per pair up.
triob' Point Curtalnn ......... .I .......... 03. 50 up to 5.50 por- pair.
, Portion i. . . .‘.’ . .- ............ I ............ $1.25 up to $12 "per pair
oo’ucn Covers ."..;. ...... -. ' 1. l 75c to 04.76
o--~c ........ I... ........
“no THURSDAY and FRIDAY.
October lot- and: 2nd.
MIin'y Seats Already Taken.
St'iisilullil. 7 to 9 o‘clock nooks struts. 5‘
OPENING atoms
The best time to enter. .
Send for Enrollment lllarrit.‘ [)0 [T NOW. _
M. A. MERRILL, Prln. 3
90.99””
0.213. Jackson,
"’ " Oritician. '
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Fme. ‘
58 WALL STREET. PHONE 438.
O
mwonomoooouo«ouoouoooonooum
693”“
NORWALK.
aces
There's special beauty In the new Nets and Lace Band-
ings we are showing for dressy waists and smart evening
gowns.
There are plain nets, white Arab and cream color.
I Dotted net in raised button effects. also plain and dotted ‘
T nets fucked. for the new mousquctaire sleeves. ‘yokes or
T guimpes.
T Exquisite designs in Venise and Oriental banding, suit-
able for the high Gle' .II collars, or for trimming. .
These are but a few of the new things that have just
arrived.
Considering the quality of these Laces and the Smartness
of the patterns, the prices are wonderfully low.
N.E. RSI—ah & Co.
86 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
.h’u‘v
I'IM oeu.~wwmt.w..
no: we... * .
Nels York Ministers AroOlleretl Up:
MT
,Walk- Over Shoes
"They Fit When Others run I
Comfort speaks as you draw on a pair of Walk-
Over Shoes. Wirenqtroperly fitted. you can wear
them with cottii‘orf and east- from the very first
day you pm them on. I} “‘3'“
FLYNN 8. RYAN,
'Phbne 466. 90 Washington St.
"gr ilil It all
TO CALL AND SEE ’qur' we OFFER FOR THIS
SATURDAY 3 TRADE’. The station LINE or
ta .. e and Fancy
II iIIRI
‘ Edible"
TO BE FOTLND IN THE NOR’VAL'IS.
Prompt- deliveries to all points of the town. '
just a call from you will be appreciated.
Church & Miller,
p.
.lumlut-Nlit
' "“7 " EEAl‘i‘INQ snowman ..
33 Washington Stré‘bt,‘ South Norwalk
FEETTT‘TT‘I'I." I.."? ‘T’
1‘?
.77...-
”—7—, __ ~
AHZFI’ r‘t .‘ K'r‘i ‘rt’ It" ’,a ‘u .‘.I.
Advertise Your Wants In The Sentinel"
' lng drawn toward the deadly beak
io- dale Sermons lor Twaniy-livc
Cents Per Week
now obtain-sermons from 2.200 to
2.500‘wonra ltr length and described
so'
terest. ” ' ‘
er" and clreulam containing Isamplo
excerpts from the sermons for sale.
The concern‘ which offers this sermon
months for an. is the "homilctle.
partmeut" of a publishing
which has offices in the downtown
district. .
"No patron."
ciergymeu.
‘of' plagiarism.
our work. and he. has a right to
what he purchased as seems beat to
hint. 'l‘he serttrons are mailed in
New York every Friday morning in
plain sealed envolopes.
evangelical in tone. They
We sell the clergyman
enable
hotuiletle books and Inaglzines. and
the terms put this ‘unique service
within the reach of
ministers. We shall not furnish otrr
service. to more than one minister in
arty given city or town." .
The opening paragraphs of
circular to clergymeu are. as follows:
"Dear Iirothetw'l‘hough the quality
much higher titan that of a generation
or two ago.
preparation has been markedly cut fl
by the increase of business and lit)
tine. parish work which the times have
thrust. upon the minister We boilers
that hasty and piecemeal sort of pro
nitration has a great deal to do with
the acknowledged diminishing interest
and attendance at the church services
The pulpit is tho minister' at throat-I, ll
lie is weak aIId slipshod there. ht:
weakens his power all the way
around. We believe that many minis
ters get ill or nervously incapacitated
by the. Worry and strain of the situa-
tlon—~IIIore here than elsewhere.
"All this is possible of remedy. We
are in a position to help. We prepare-
every week a new atrti original sermon
which We offer for the small considera-
tion of 25 tents to the harassed and
haIId-IlrlIetI pastor of the. averagt
church. These sermons are front 12
to 15 minutes long. They are printed
i large typewrlrtr type so that the
minister has no labor- of copying. The
price is pay able in advance. We shall
be pleased to answer inquiries espeei
ally if accompanied by stamp." .
The circular states that the sertdons
are prepared by It pastor in active ser- '
v‘ice 'who understands the grind of
the nterago pastorate llr thtI Illt'.ettlon
of sermon making and who has amp
that eriui. "
OAS BTOEIA. .
M“, llal'rntilnr illulirt W
I..... ‘ am:
It
DIVER “ FOUOHT oav‘n. FISH.
":_‘——
Beast Had Entered Hold” of Vessel
During the Night, and Mad
Nearly Lost His Life. 3
SAN FRANCISCO, Set. int—Wrap-
ped In the it-ntat-iesof a giant devil
fish. Martin Land. a diver employed
by the Coast Wrecking Company,
fought for his liftI in the hold of the
wrecked steamer Pomona, which lies
in thirty feet of water in Fort Ross
CoVe. off the Marin County coast.
Land Arrived iu.tlrls IIity yesterday.
after an experience which comes to
few men, and will enjoy a vacation
before again donning tr diver's dress‘
Thr- devil fish had evident entered
the. vessel' 3 held during the night and
Lund II as at work sortie time before
-he became aware of its presence. A
giant tentacle four int hes in diameter
first gripped one leg. Before lamd
could realize II but had happened on-
other eut ircleti his thigh
gun to chop frntttitIallI at the rubber
like bonds and at the Same time sig
nailed to the barge. above that he wish-
ed to ascend. Unable to free himself
in time. thI moret tentacles s irmed
out of the darkness. and one Ined
about his neck. The efforts (It the
men on the surface to comply with his
signal threatened to pull his helmet
off and he was forced to signal them
to desist. With only his left arm free
he backed at the tentacles until they
were partially crippled. but he was be-
when he saw the outline of the. devil
fish' a body Plunging suddenly toward
it, he drove his knife with all his force
into the head. repeating the operation
until he had slashed it into sections.
in its demh throes. the octopus tight-
ened its tentacles until the, diver was
almost crushed 3 .1 its embrace Land
then out himself tree, and was brought
touts surface in‘ a fainting condi-
flan. Antitlier diver brought some of
the severed tentacles to the surface
and it is hoped to raise the body an
bring it. to thin city for exhibition.
A soda-iaouoI-I KNOCKER.
1.0 Goodwin. or Reidaviiio. N. 0.,
says: "Bitch: e'If'a. Arnlca Salve is a
nawvoak. dept. 28.———For 25 centd I. i
a week. or $10 a year. clergyman may
by the sellers as being "strictly up to:
date and containing allusions to aur- .
rent affairs and matters of natural in- ‘
Ciergymeu in Manhattan have re- '3
. ceived letters addressed “Dear Broth-
service for 25 cents It week. or six 3
da-
house .
says the circular l0 ;
"need fear an accusation _
“8i:
They are .
the clergyman to get along with fewer :
the poorest T
the
ot’ pulpit work demanded these duyB IH ,
the timedur study and .
cial ability as a writer of good sermon I
1‘lretllterbe~ ..I‘
~—__.——..—.....’_ ~.A... ' .-—__.._—_--__———-—
{tiers Ni:
Ludo-“Unwn- w-mlufl‘lm a.
:Iamtlonimmml
I I . '"IIIrr
marries i
Fourth pay of th'é'T'i-lai of tho Rustin
- Murder-.63“. 1am;
I- OMAHA. ma. Sept. 28: 3y
’iuerley. who is defending Charles-
Davis. charged with the murder of Dr.
Trederlck Rustinp began the cross-ct
rminatiorr of Mrs.‘ Abbie B. Rice when
hejourth day of the preliminary hear-
Iw ~ T".
by police court. today. it was plain
but Mr. Guerley intended to take Mrs
Ilico through a severe examination
Ind the. court room was again tilled
0 its unanimity
County Attorney English snowed: am
@550;
'Cov"
“fans NW“:
T WASHBll a mu- CROSBY’S
1 JAN“: FiGU y
,4:
lpciittatitm to object to- the cutaneous
which were intended to layrbtufe the
ireltrt‘ons'"21 of Mrs. Klee and tilt: dehd
' {glyzloian “and {dread the” co‘itnléi for
e (ease to show in cacti we.
the relevancy of the question. togtlio
case before permitting the with to
answer. The county atiomey' stated
before the court convened that be Is:-
1 pected to place a number of other wit:-
ng opened before Judge Crawford in? "“5"" 0" the stand, whosa ”Rummy
I would hate an important bearing on
the case and- indltatcd that. some sur
prises might be spflmg
Nothing is safe where goodness is
a jest. .
I
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illiRTAllllillllS ,
PO l ’U L. All
' WI i ll 11 Hi”.
How
. . KNIGHTS 0F COLUM-IM.
First Time ilertI—DEZELL‘E SISTERS'SitIgers, Dancers and Chris
.. actor (‘ tinge Artists.
Positively the berries lirt-ssed Act in Vaudeville.
‘Il5‘I1‘flwlt
”All
- OLIVL f“ t. \trL r
N:‘l t"
. - . «summammw' ..
DANCING AI-Irélt ft'lfiI-z aEGULAaElIsat-IORMAMET ., ~ .
rhroav NIGHT, sépr. 25 ..
DEES 5 DEES
Col. Entertainers—Nettiing but lI‘IIn
' ’ MALCOLM
Comedy Juggler
MAY MITCHEL
' l
CARL STUMPF
Autumnal Eitcursion
THROUGH «THE PlCTU RESQUE-
BERKSHIRE HILLS
T0 ‘
PITTSFIELO
Al the season of the year when the
Autumnal foliago' presents the most
charming natural pictures
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1
Special express train leaves Stam-
ford, 7:40 a. tu., Darien. 7:47 a. m..
South Nor-walk. 8:00 a. In.
His :I. lit.. Wilton. 8:17. :1. 1b..
hawks. III. '
§3U|l|illlg to at
lea ve passengers
Ereat Harrington, StotIkaIidge. Lee
ItId Lenox. One at l’lttsfielti at 12:15.
noon.
Itrturn Special train leaves Pittslieid
at‘ ~I::‘.tl p. In.. stopping at above sta-
tions. .
ROUND TRIP FARE
From Stamford and Darien ...... $1.25
From other stations ............ $1.00
Special tickets good only on above
special trains and date. Excursion
tickets. iho‘nnmher of which Iyill be
atrit-tlI limited must be purchased be
fore entering ihec cars. or regular fare
will be collected. ' .
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An agent of the Berkshire Street
Rallwa will board the train and make
sale 0 tickets at rate of twenty- il-yé
cents each. which will cover the servi-
ces of that Company. in showing par.
ties at ound Stockbr idge. Special cars to
Visenox sight seeing at Lenox. trans
portatiou through Pittsfleld. due at int
for point about 2: 30 p. m.
- THE NEW vault New HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
“LAW—2 IM'IIWY 41-! "syn-AMI
THE. CANNY 860T
.. ... A ,w.
sure-enough ticket- for ulcers. ’A bad
one came on y leg last summer, but
that wond'e salve knocked it out
drained. " Guaranteed for piles sores,
burns, etc. 25:: 1 F. H. Baxter's drug
store. .
_| new HAVEN, Sept
._...r_.......—————y
WORKING HOURS iNCREASED.
27. *An in—
crease in‘ working hours from 10 to 12
'and a diacOhtinuance of the Saturday.
half holiday is announced at the New
Haven Ciock' Company. About 500
W501)! are beneiltted. I
nus.
I
1|) a. ‘0' rounds... Not even h scar m =not Inclined to talk. Finally the com-
A Scot man and a communism-fiv-
eIeI- one-I day occupied' heighwing
seats on a train. The Scotchmamwha
mercial man said. “Could you lead the
a match? The Scotchman took one
out of hi! packet and gingerly placed ‘
it on the window- ledge.
"Oh! by- “the way. We forgotten my
tobacco. too!" said the. traveling man.
‘JJm! Then ye'li nae need thel
match " replied the Scotchtnan as be] John. Jelm! "
picked it up and replaced it in his
pocket. . -
Norwalk .
Branch.
l'l'allutllst lilustralod Soup. iiits
so. ESTES ‘ . Atltled Attracti IT
The Narrow Fellow I MORAN G. [REY OLDS I .
MATINEE
WE [3.
SAT.
10¢
THEATREIL
seaIrEMsEa 30TH.
WEDNESDAY,
“A GOOD PLAY FOR HUSBANDS
AND WIVES TO SEE." '
(Arthur Brisbane's Editorial in the N.
. Y. Journal.)
CHARLES FROHMAN PRESENTS
'i‘he Greal Dralmntie Sensation,
THE THIEF
By HENRI BERNSTEIN
As played for ’I‘en Months at the: Ly-
Itemit l‘heatrr; New York
‘EVERY LOVER OF THE DRAMA
SHOULD 60 AND SEE
‘THE THIEF‘"
(War. Winter
‘ lIItIIe)
PRICES ........... 25c. 50c. 75¢, S‘l. 00
First 4 Rows Orchestra .......... $1.50
HOYT’S {REA—fan.
ONE WEEK
Commencing Monday. September 28.
(Except Wetlnesdat )
M:ATINEES
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The Knickerbocker Stock Go.
In a Repertoire of High Class Plays.
Opening Bill Monday Night:
“WHY WOMEN SIN”
Refined Vaudeville. Between- Ithb‘tActs
.. “at Every Performance. ~ ~
REPERTOIRE FOR THE WEEK:
Evenings. ..
Moaday~Why Women Sin. -‘ .
Tuesday~Marching Through Georgia.
Thtirsday—A Sister‘ a Sin.
Friday—IA Wife's Secret. _ .
Saturday—Under Western Skies: i
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Thursday—Heiress to the Estate.
Four—East” Lynne.
Saturday—Lost and Won.
PRICES~Matineu ........ to outline
Evenings ....... 10, 20 10¢
'A limited number of Ladies' Titiko '
for Monday night at is casual,
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