35 FOOT FALL KILLS WOMAN. cleaning a window on the third story | of .her home in Mclrosc, Icsterdny. Mrs. Fm C. Stiles lost her balance and fell thiriy- live feet to the ground, suf- toting injuries rom which she died shortly after. She was about 60 years old. ‘A husband and brother survive her. Whoapest accident insurance —Dr: ' “Thereof Eclectric Oil. Stops the ~ ‘ pain Ind heals the wound. All drug- . pitta soil it. Attendance all hours day and night. Frederick H. Ganung, . momma. ‘IF‘uuerul Parlors In Connection. Lafly Attendant. Tel. 904 v Otlioc and Residence, M .0. MAIN 81’" SOUTH NORWALK Why not heat those cold damp toorris' In your house with a MOdern Odoriess eater Wofcah‘ show yen low prices $2 25 and UOIVards :: No pm No SMOKE , “Norppsr no WORK ‘ ‘ - Telephone us or drop a postal, and our representative will call and give you'lntormutlon and figures. fit ior Fishing can be A wind It; . . 4..-”! ”A... . -' If. THE NEw ENGLANo rooo c0 THQMI’SONVILLE III-.I 9~Whiio PANY. M The holders of the first Iuorigufio bonds or the New England Food Com palm. of East Norwaik have begun toreciouuie proceedings. A new or- ganization will be formed at once to continue its business. YOUR Shoe Repairing Isl Nor MODERN on SCIENTIFIC UNLEss DONE av us. Monarch Repair Shop. , ,. . 43 RAYMOND 8T. 'PHONE 456 OR POSTAL. New Is the Thus to Huy WALL PAPERS Annual Clearance Sale of WALL PAPERS. 10% Discount on All Grades . of Stock Papers. Crockery. Glassware, Iiousefurnlsh- lug floods. Japanese China in Cups, Plates. etc. Painters‘ Supplies. Good ready mixed Paint. 31. 25 per gallon. WhitaCurtain Poles. with ilxtures, 10c. Window Shades and Picture Frames qudo to order. Painting and Decorating. ‘ Saucers, I We give the 8. a H. Gneen Trading Stamps" Ask for theb.. L. H. Decker .. 87 Washington Street. rgooodn sourn NORWALK. as wasnINaION é'rIIEE'r. . ’ TELEPHoNI :54. hr: tin has aboudoued the pantie feature. uncut routs emit. Theatrical cartoons come and sound by the some tokens plays comb and no. but. like the bubbling brook Ii! IenIcuIbrnnce, Uncle Tom' 5 Cabin III on (prover. The name of Martin and l‘II-Irie Torn have been so ions in close ;. Llltlol’l that the combination hu ..ao almost irresistible. Mr’. Mars lio rightfully claims that a street ox- hibiiion of h 5 players places them in the light of Ieaks. rather than Actors. and inter robs the I of its realm timent and comedyt hthe play calls for. in lieu of the Wadi. hotelier. Mr. Martin has organised a band of twentyfig musicians of exceptional merit a d at the not»! hour and in the evening, concerts are gie trout of the theatres. and t cy are concerts in ocvry sense of the word. The program runs the gamus of the classics with cocci-es or . lar and latter day medley». Hoy '3 Theatre, Tuesday... matinee “W night. Blunt, THE KID. Scenes from real life. carefully blended together into a siren story are said to be the ergo or Billy, the Kid, by Joseph Suutley and Walter Woods which LeRoy Sumner is pre seating this season The play is a melI'IdIumu, full of exciting inI~,idents relieved by some excellent comedy. with the characters well drawn all, telling the stor which is full of in tcrost. it. is said to ho a most excel lent vehicle for iIcRoy Sumner who in the stellar role is reported to have a part. which his perfectly. The manase- ment is reported to have given the play an elaborate production and to have surrounded the star with a com- pnuy of exceptional merit. ie to he. the attraction at iloyl's Then- trc next Monday night. MUSIC HALL, The crowd again wendcd its Way to Music Hall hen night and witnessed ‘vaIIIIeIIIIII perforIIIaIII I Is wIntlIy of for .mabie’ comment ”The motion pictures on usual were of a high staudmd. 'l‘ in Pike Brothers international dam (us were. well received and demonstrated their ability as clever dancers. Miss (ioldcu is It singer of mm who has a voice of magnificent qugc and I-ui him. She gave some, choice seiec lions. “cow and Powers, in thIIiI I §Iontioltlof the a ’ uslcul Steward“ ’ mun acrobatic Billy, the . Kid. with Mr. Sumner III the title role. iliillliiiiiiiiiii E.“ l .3» .. v'nid .l.i. PIA/I LL. rwtow It‘ i. hit 5 nos. comments IIIINI'IA‘Y. mm- or etch. |l‘he and Truth Tout. hold the a throullwslt “520““ on nv city instrumented“ ad well Last, but act ieastoISh imbue“ Lo- ray. who permuted on the rings with agility. She also rgriornted some dit- “I manage srnent has made arrankelrmhts to have the motion picture entitled The Devil appear on the an n tonight It will he a good night's Wana- tp see this per foununce m. munch “condemn Mina Lavinia Shannon. I‘vho with a company of clever annotate farceuis will be seen here soon in that most brilliant of forces, Mrs Temple's Tc‘ic- gram, has squad the hit ot her an'c- cessful career by 1)er rendition of the misguided £3!“ elvadM Jack Temple. which tag conceded by irill ncompetent authoritie. ionho one of the hardest rolts to portray written in Iocout yems. Under um maria emcut of Messrs. Charles H: finial and Thomas Hall. the popular farce is do.- joying the greatest- of prosperity this season, even more than last, and Miss Shannon‘s clever work is un- doubtedly one or the most potent con- tributing-causes. At Hoyt‘e Theatre, Wednesday evening, PAID iN FULL. - Paid in Full the well known New York success. from the pen of Eugene Waiter. was presented to u r’rge and horoughly delighted audience at l-igy y'ts' Theatre, last. night. Foch. role 8 in the hands of the most capable Irtists and the result was a production hilt brought forth enthusiastic up winusc from the large audience. The II-IuIcI-y and stage setting were excel- cut and the entire performance would Iavc done end“ to a metropolitan ompauy. i The next attraction will be Billy. the (id, Monday night. Tuesday night Al \lartin's Uncle ’i‘om’s Cabin will be the Iili and Wednesday night Mrs ’l‘em- Iio's ’l‘cieglnui. a most delightful and uuuaiug force, will he iha'I attraction. 9.933.953 iii Kind You iiarr Always illicit Bears the Signature of tiiihiiiiiitiiii I: \t " Hm; I-y/It lI (PH-ll .......... - .. CHESTER 8t JONES The Dancin‘g Adonis. nuts & LEWIS German Comedians. PAYNE & QUARTELLA Comedy Musical Artists. . u ~ I MATINEES MUSICAL STEWART: "'l‘he Feliolv Whul Plavs." DESBRO 8i MEYER Comedy Iinuuuats. \ SPECIAL FEATURE PICTURES " HOYT'S THEATRE. MONDAY. OCT. 12. CHAS. H, WUERZ Present; the Popu- j Iar Young Actor .‘Lsnor SUMNER In the New Play “Billy the Kid” A Story of the western Plains. StIIciaI Scottie. Mechanical. Electrical Eflects. Pmcsa ....... 150, 25c, 35c. 50c HOYT’S THEATRE. «MATINEEJIND NIeHT. rusaoav. ooranR ism. The eoIomt or All AL. w. MARTINI . World'a Greatest Uncle Totals Cabin *1 Newest Edition of "the blunt Hit. 50—— Aii White People on the. Stage-I'- w. A Curload at Special Scenery. Solo Orchestra of 12 Musicians. ' 10—81113. ers and llancoramlil. iii—Russian and Cuban Bloodhoundsr—vio. Don’t miss hearing the Grand Band Concert PRICES. ‘Matlnee ................. 10c and 20a Night-5, . .......... 100, 20c. 300 and 50c --n6v'r's THEATRE. . I wsnnaaoaviocr. 14. . ’ 'f'l‘Ie filartlhg‘ CWSueeeaa Mrs Temole s Telegram with Miss LAVINIA sNANNoN ‘Supporting manage? or 393”“ ori Magnificent Imminent: oi‘ Genuine im- oiln Tapntrln. ' ' ‘ (Charla-W93: Hood Tholhu Hail. "N In to ‘0 NE YEA IN NEW YORK Prisca .......... soc; m. 31.00 Pint 4 flow. In Orcheatra ... .. oNE YEAoNR ”~_»- ...:. ..,__._ . . SAT. Kind .l'ndymlloo IIIIIIIII can your out anyway. This in the third pinietul. lI‘iIion .iIIgalIIng~-i don‘t know InuIn. Iinclty yet FRANK c. Van Scoy l ain' t never been tested’ol my lull ca . ‘ HOtelMahhckequ New Drug, Pealm. Now Obi-llama in . . Bull Quantities. Since its on my one year no the new drug. in has. successfully cuIed thopsunda or chronic cases of eczema and other distressing skin udlictioue.’ ileretotorfe poalam has been dispensed sdiol lent for n Iuouthia treatment. 0‘ a was found to be an inconvenience man thouaauda who me it (or minor iron 198. with III warm. b ckhbmia. herpes and. adoly a“ p lemon hiemisheh, ltciiipg «milieu otcl. which require but I small quantity to cum. To overco thisé and in ree- on out I III, he dispensers of are obliged to adopt, in diluent to'IthoI regular two-dollar ”CHER I spatial fifty-cent size, which in future may be tound on sale at The Clifford Pharmacy Edw. W. Kelley Jr.' a. and other leading drus stores in South Norwalk, or it may be ordered direct fro the' Emergency Laboratories. N0532 est. 25th Street. New York City. in all eczema cases posium stops itching with first appli- cation and proceeds to heal inunodiaic Iy; chronic cases being cured in two weeks. In less serious skin -.Irouhles results rue seen afternm over night ap- piicatiou. mSaqulcs for experimental purposes ' still be had. free of charge by . w'r tip; to the laboratories tor their! iiiiiillil NEWS All lllllii Yesterday's National League Reaulta. At New Yal'k’CthaKU Ii, New York 2. Yesterday's American League Results. At Washington —— Washington 7. New York 5. . ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle. ML. says: "i suffered for years with dyspepsia. used to have great distress and iIIIII hing i tried echIthiug i Iodld hear of. but nothing helped me until i took llIn/iliau ilalm and one 50 cent bottle cured me completely" For sale by It. ll. Pinlstcd. lI‘. ll. Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. ” r~+A~ ,— _...._... - 1 . The Childrd ‘ hesitant Cuisine. Dinnor‘a Eveninga, 0 ti) 0 p. In. Sunday Dinnera a specialty. Dinner Parties and Inequata . Solicitod. CHARBES’REYNEKE. 'Ivropnaru. ‘ Telephoto 90!. 7. Intentions Inn. 720. (Gregory Boulevard). EAST NORWALK. Shore Dinnersw— and All Kinds of Sea [odd Cooked to Order. John E O’Sulivau PROFRIITOR. a. II. coNNoa. "It:- . Imm- IIIII Guido. u. I. on. "' Ram 02‘ per day and upturn. stool: and cream Inter-matron 'rIoIIIIr PLUMBING. stream. . nor warn: AND GAS ~nrr'rmo. Tin. Sherwin; Copper ' and Zinc. ‘ --...._.,._ so South Main; Street. So. Norwailt'. Chan. Evanv Lanv'sonaaama III-IAN Iran I“ ”I .. _- I $219511? , ‘ : ~ It»? i i. I ; 2 out .IIo; ' Fromm. , oioln Ell hog‘lilnumruni I ‘ " hero haya‘ tint and not I’ your draught-m m ‘M‘ . room? its wealth? _. , the highort. Holocaust! IIIAIN and new In simdaypnneIstIIs. . . , THENsz ‘ i ON! MINUTE- FROM DEPOT.“ * EUROPEAN IILAN. lrnd Electric Light. Throughout. Ev- “! Ibo!!! Hated , i , RATES REAOONABLI. iFlna Stacked Cale In connection. -n9 the tamoua BaIa.’ Burton' a and am I Cola stout, am. on draught. Minn-II- Busch Iaar an Draught. ‘ T. J. SULLIVAN’. Proprietor. Telephone 992. it,» the bone“ . of eczema patients in large jars apnea. : horn. nudism; Our Rooma a Spaeiai Feature. (in . III-run llna or ImmeAiII-«lmlud- mo av. Hurrah Miami" TiIé';D.IIM 3,32de "—b— o ‘ ' it‘ll I Special Sale oi H m; . lAutomohiie and Gang; Bogs . at $1. 00 and $3.50 A Sale which at present writing is but a few hours old but attracts all who pass through the store. ilIe collection is a large one. and includes Handbags .ior sheet and abop~ pin},r use. Automobile and Carriage Bags of all sizes, in black swl, black and fancy colored lcathcr. Many of them are lcutlIcr-liIIcILaIIIi contain card cases and purses. All the new colors are ill evidence, several shades of brown and tan, uaIy. and the other desirable shades of blue and green. ct a IIIark— Ilowu Sale; cvcry bag IS biaud new. ' CcntIr Counter, main floor. Men’s Medium Weight Und’erWear for cool weather. I \ . (A Fine quality Merino in white and natural. 50c. Glastonbury Woolen Underwear, and Norfolk and New Brunswick. $1.00 «each. $1.00, $1.35 and $1.50. 50, 75c and $1.00. Men’s Outing Flannel Pajamas, Outing Flannel Nightshirts,‘ Boys‘IOuting Flannel Pajamas. .75c. Outing Flannel Nightshirts, 50c. Haberdashery Section, main iloor. Corset Fittitigs Demonstration of the P. D. gnd‘j. B. A large stock of many new models is shown and the services of an experienced “corscticrc” for this week. oil'cr» cd free of charge. This is to enable those who are in doubt as to stvlc and size to make correct selections. The J. B. Fullfigure is a model well adapted to tiIcncIv fashions in dress, and the price is moderate. . The P. D. is an imported Fl‘cilt‘ll Corset. and the newest styles have a system of boning which is explained by the dcqunstrator. A TheDM Read Go «Dili'ltliter . W m". "I'M O we INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR New LINE Ki Ranging in price from‘ ........... .. .'. .A“. ....... 25c toi$2.oo ’1‘ ‘ . . Prices ...... ...... .. ............ ..$2Ioo to $5.90 These deservedly popular garments we have for Ladies and Children. Our Ladies’ Garment in White Oxford and Cardinal; pricesiro‘m......... ...... . . ...$2:ooto$5.oo New Numbers. Every Week In Neckwear OI Popular Prices. .‘ 84 Washington St South Norwalk. ‘f «. ' Telephone 445. A.....(«u~.., -, .3». I I)» II 4M . no we I I v! .I II.
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