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A, MUSEMENTS
MADE A HIT As A FRENCH MAID
OFF THE STAGE.
MIMI Gertrude Barthoid playing the
French maid with "The Girl in the
Text. " which comes to the Manic iiail
Tuesday October It), tells of her that
experience in portraying a chalacter
CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c-
Three Times, 50c -— Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
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face or Caps. Double Price
FOR SALE
FOR SALEMONE
nearly new;
RANGE. $12.00.
one parlor stove. good an
new. $l0.tl0; one Mason 8.- Hamlin
parlor organ. it! stops, in title condi-
tion, a beautiful instrument; coat
ltiitllttl: will sell for ”6.00. E. H.
Roberts. ii Hawkins Ave, East Nor-
\1 :tlk. ’ o? 31
ON SALE AT Lullnr‘ &' Co‘s
newsstand. Railroad Aux. Chancellor's
Lessons for it‘oreiuncrx and Adult ile-
giunel‘s in English. .\rithmetie. iletid-
ind. History and (ltlvol'lliiit‘ili, till cents,
small books; Sui rents large hooks.
Lear) & ('0. ()2! 717 ill i! ll
FOR SALE>—~-t‘lli<2.-\i‘. tti ii.
Oldsmobile runabout, in good repair.
(11' “Ill exchange for motor cycle. in
South ;‘ South Notpalk oil ‘lt
FOR SALE m1: 1 st. p out N’rou
steam heater. ialge enough {or it or 7-
room house. A. it}. ileuedirt. S? West
51,, South Noru‘uik. oil 'it
' r01?" ' ‘éA‘L’Ev‘TEhifir “7 1115.417: N
ger Hlt'ttillel‘ in pert’et-l oldet line
ear, shoes and everything tlrst.»rl1ms:
or will exeltauue for small runabout.
Also one cylinder I'tiitt’vlltlllitll‘t'. good
running older. $1111. W. 1, Austin. No-
l‘otun iieiallts t‘onn. of. "ii
FOR one s 17117115 177171113
of good land to tillil‘v. tte .iill 111 \I 7-
1001“ house. i‘urt‘ltaser can tuuite good
living raising poultry and trail l‘nrt
earth. All-in. two lilee large iota in l~'.:1.ut
Norwalk. Stit'it). Address itox :11 I, South
Norwalki 1 oi Ti
FOR 8ALE,»-A'l‘ SAGAMORF. PARK
:1 lioining 'i‘okeneke l’ark. beautiful
building lot. 751x150; Icrlna to null
pnt‘Clitltwr. inquire Robert F. Heaixi.
lteal Estate Agent. liowayion, (‘onu
Tel. 314. 1121) 1111
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BUILDING LOTS ()\‘ 'lllllll) ST.
East Norwalk. t'utlxl. '10 111:10h $500 for
the two lots inquire lunar (‘ hurt-h. :i.\‘
Cove Are. 11le it
PROFESSIONAL. "
ARTHUR F. HUNTINGTON. (Ill-
I'IliIIR' of Grace Church, \oiee culture,
pole tone production. 133 Main 81..
N tlitttlk. Tel. 40. 02 int
PIANO. ORGAN. THEORY.
S. tiilmol1.iitlu~.tn11t St. Teacher of
manic. organist and director First
Church. Norwalk. Mimic composed.
arranged atld transposed. Telephone
94. . 1123 lzit
PIANO INSTRUCTION ~— THOR
ouuhncns anti individual requirementa
1trtloive special attention Prefer to
instruct pupils at their home. Miss
Lelia A. Gregory. Notnwalk (,‘onn. R.
18‘. ll 42.1111n1
Dividend Notice.
l-‘airtioid County Savings Bank.
Norwaik. (loam. Sept. 21. 1911.
At a meeting or the directors of the
i-‘atrileid (Tlounty Saving: Iiunk held
tiu‘a day a dividend at the rate of four
(1%) per. cent. wan (lectured to de-
1itlHlIOI‘l‘l from the continue at the six
months ending Sept. till. 1911. The
home will be. entered on pane hooks
and built on and after Oct. it). 1911.
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
Treasurer.
ALEX.
all". 211'
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Dancing
and Department
W. GILBERT NEWELL’O DBL-IO“?
SCHOOL 0! DANCING. at ANION,
HALL. Mmliroa 51., South Norwaik
“BEGINNERS' OLAMI" for 1111111111
and gentlemen Wednesday attempt;
OCT. 11, at 8 unlock. Athorousz
course of instruction in tit
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WANTED.
TO LFT
TO LET~-ll()USES. PART OF
house. tints. barn. nlanufactnry with
power. itonta for everybody at prices
to suit: 8.3 to 840 per month. inquire
at omen of Raymond limit. a? {it
To LET ----- FURNISHED ROOMS.
all impro‘rementa, electric iixhta. hath
and-heat; private house. it Elizabeth
81., third house on right. from South
Main St. 07 3!
TO LET-LARGE i-‘l'ilNlSiii-lll
room with privileges, housekeeping.
use of bath; rent reasonable. t‘all
evenings. i] Orchard St. Ring twice.
o oil iii
T0 LET»-~-~Si.\'tll.l€ ROOM AT l2t)
Washington St. to gentleman. t‘ail
er pings nl tilt) Washington 81., over
hardware store. ‘ of. :lt
To LET M). ii Wixl’llvllill 911.
E88: N‘orwnik. on trolley line, rerun
rooms in double houre. modern litt-
prorcnlentu. inquire of W, 8. lion-
lord. East Norwalk. of. tit
A NEW YORK CORPORATION
wants a general manalzer for Eaatcrn
Connecticut. $3.000 guaranteed lira!
your. References and bond required
None but experienced aaleamen want
at .
715 William t-ti.. New York.
SALEBMEN WANTED 'I‘OISI‘ZIJ.i
trees and plants; experience not lie-
eeaaary; attuuiy work; highest com-l
Write for 11)
missions payable weekly.
trel- outfit.
ter. N. Y.
Perry Ntlraerlea. RMllt‘R-
CLUETT. PEABODY a 00. "AW-)1
nitttallonn Io oifer to experienced op~
orator: on power machines. oi
WANTED
girl about 1.x;
at figures, inquire (lid Well
(lit
WANTED “1 \A A; H l Nt:
ltouxeciuanlng in the day.
Mrs. ilornuk. L’ tittowtlen Ave.
FOR OFFICE WORK.
Land
07 Lit
A N l1
inquire
07 iii
TO LET Slthl-IN-itlitlli iltll‘SI‘l
llil it‘il‘at Si..l‘l:1ut .\or1\':1ik, inquire
oi‘ (‘hurlen ii. i"er1'l,~', (‘1-ntrni FODII
(‘otupunlz of» :"
TO LET
building, eolnel'
Heat and :1]!
Apply to Ii. I“. t‘olehurtl.
Nortvdlk.
TO LET-~litillta‘l'2, t~‘ llt‘ltltl'l‘T
avenue. ituprovcutenta. inquire .‘tlra.
\\'uod\\'nrd. Ill North Main St. 1529'”.
”PI it i 5‘l\' t‘tli 1.; Ill li.\'
Main and \\all bit»
modern improvements,
2‘2 Wall St.
til ti‘
TO LETe‘d‘NIUN lIOl'SIG." ill
l'nion 1511,; brick collate. 2:: t'niou
St. The Hatch d‘: iluiiey ifo. lni'..' tl'
TO LET HALF
apartments. every modern convou~
tonne. one minute from Went Ave.
trolley. furnished or unfurnished; heat
and hot water supplied. inquire 1111
West Ave. 119 if
A HOUSE (ill
To Lena-HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of two-family house. ll rooms. and tr
room flat; all improvements; good con-
dition: one block from railroad atatlon
Joseph R. Taylor. :13 ii
Losr
LOST—«\Vlll‘l‘lil rox 'i‘i-lilililtilt.
brown earn and coat on aide; answers
to name at Hunter. Reward for return
to S Kaplin ill) Wcat (‘cdar St
0.1 III
LOST-SMALL LEATHER FOII
with silver attachment; initials P. ii‘.
M. Reward for return to. Warwick
Hotel. 04 3t
fl”.
HIGH“ Blllllllll. NOTES
Them was a meeting oi‘ the senior
clans oi the school yesterday after-
noon at which time It was dhuided to
have the annual pro-winter acnlor
clans dance ill the high pehooi anaem-
bly hall on Friday eveninmNoveinher
24th A11 usual this 11 ace will he one
of the most enjoyable functions at the
school year.
The high school llrat baseball team
went to Weltport yesterday alteration
whore practice wag held with the Sita-
plea high school. The idea’is to have
the teams practice together. trotting
the advantage or team Work at well a:
signal practice.
The atudenttt are eagerly anticipat-
ing Columbus Day. which ‘occura on
October lliith. for it. in rumored around
1 that there will be no wheel on this
liar.
On Wednesday next the football
team will go up against a hard team
in the unitary high school eleven.
The high wheel toam‘iathe hut-tint:
altyfii‘ata heuvy'uuo. but with the excel-
and’ the ttcmlgctfl'ly mo
Qgidgoport,c
'meut In Tito-"Seaman
'l‘tl WORK
Rough lint i‘o.
tarot-1” .111
inquire it?
all Ill
WENTED--~ iltn'
t'ol'tnilll: department.
”mares“ '11 13111 N11?"
home or out by the (in).
Water St.
WANTED-- -'l‘(i
farm llt‘lWet‘n
tuit'lil
ileulara.
(loan. 071 tit
WANTElelY A MAN room and
boardfun a quiet RIN‘eI. meals to,bo
aerved in his bedroom. Addteal Quiet.
euro. Sentinel. oi tilt
WANTED i6\'i«‘,ilYiI(lM' TO
know the Mansion House has good
meant-healed rooms tor winter. Cold
11 earlier in here i'rocute )our mount
it l'IN'l‘. A
\V. II. (lrneii.
allude or en uuitc h‘ntropultt or Amer
ican plan Iirst tiara meals W. .
Teller. I‘rop. oi! tit
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS. POST—5
olllcc clerks. mail carriera. \otember
examination» In South Norwaik.8a1n
pie questions free. Franklin institute.
Dept. 37 J Rochester. N. Y. still int
WANTEDWOI’EIIATORS 0N POW- “
er machinea. Learner taken on and
paid while learning. uteratato Rub-
ber Co, 83411"; Worthington 8t. 1118 ti
BUSINESS NOTICFS.
HEADQUARTERE FOR ALL KINDS
of magic. McKinley and Century edi-
tiona. Jewelry. musical Inatrumouta.
stationery. toys. etc. The Bazaar. 78
Washington 8t. oil tit
NOTICE—’ON AND AFTER OCTO-
her lat my employment agency will
be icon. at 126 Waahiugton tit. Help
of all knda furnished. Mrs. W. J.
Wilcox. 1120 im
NABH’B MODERN GOODYEAR
boot. and ahoa repair ahop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. )8 Want Waahiaxto'n at
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mvaartuarmo aheoxuna FIRE.
BROOKLINE. Mala. Oct. 7.7»!111'95-
ligation was made today by tire and
police omciaia of the. canoe or the tire
that deatrmd the tout- attory brick lac
tot-y wot the iloitzcr Cabot Electric
Conuiany at midnight. 11111111111111. lore
of nearly 3250,0001 Considerable myo-
tery is attached to the cause of the
1blaze. Discovered on the, third floor
by the watchman. titanium unread
with surprising rapidity and ,in .. a
short time lard practically burned out
the main building or the plant and an-
other wooden nthtctule adjoining. Al
though two his apartment bounce were
manhood for 11 time. hard work”’by the
local and Boston tiremen held 1ho
blaze to tho electrluhl plant '1 1»
money” well hive
Addrelut Salt-a Manager, No. 505..
o? It;
07lt1
ill. ‘
plain writer and Rood.
l.\“
SMMJ/
Noruniit and George .
will buy it suited. Send {all our-1
(hometown. ‘
=ot this kind. Nor wall it on the utago'
ithat she first donned the cap and
‘apron.
‘ Hometown-W
OOUTH NORWH'A‘LAK'OH! VAUDEVILLI
H0 TS
THE THEATRE RERFEOT
Always conduction Great alli-
Take the Family to Hoyt'a, Where
Everybody Gen 1
A PROGRAM OF GALA EVENTS !
I
An Announcement Exceptionally Elt-
tnortllnary
THE INIMITABLE COMEDY STARS
3 ‘ , ‘n Invited to 11 weeleend James ward and
1 'i had hen
party in the country to meet a lot
of people 1 had never seen before.
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"I knew absolutely no one excepb
ling the. girl who had invited me to,
be her 111ml. l we: the first to ur-
rive and to my aaionisbment found
5‘ hooters llt learn. She had on-
rzaxod a new maid who wired her at
the lulu minute that it would be im-
poulble to route.
"Here watt 3 pretty kettle oi “MI.
The party would arrive at any min-
ute. with no one to "wire it. i was
turned for a sanitation, llldding my
home" wait I ran Itoatnlra. took all
my ‘partr' dwelt. pm on 11 black attirt
from my frlutdtntil'anlmhc. ltupm~
vita-d an apron from a doin on her”
dreading labli! and returned to the re
reptlon hall in the cause or a maid.
”My companion could hardly keep
her {are utraiaht .19 I received and an.
pounced the ten people who had
f‘llillt‘t I0 "19m Ilit‘ as UK! DOHOI‘WI
lineal. Wilell'il was all over and the
rat out of the int: everyone present
showered upon me on many enmpllr
manta regarding my ability as an ac-
treau that i decided then and there
Ito go on the static. So i took the
plunge alter a year in- Paris studying
:the French lanuuaue" Seats now on
sale at lloyis Tilt-titre. ‘
t uov'ra THEATRE.
1 Another large and enthusiaatlt an
dlonre. despite the weather. witnessed
1tl1o two lutrtormanrea at Olovta 'i'hca-
ire laal night. and own numbet on
tho bill wall accorded loud applause.
'l‘ he audience watt kept in a cont-taut
roar of laughter during the entllo pro
iaram \\ arren and Hrockwal. the
musical mirtlunakcra. in their musical
oddltlea, were run good. “11rd Claim
and Elmer. in The Twin i-‘lattl, were
to scream from utart to iiniuh. Brandon
and Taylor in their innovation 0! IOIIK
and dance and electrical effects; were
very claaay. W. J. Coleman. the boron
of tuniand. kept 11p hla reputation no
the baron of Joy. and there was not a
dull minute. ' Walter \t’iilia and lill
three peachea ill the theatrical school
tune a very. line art and one that the
audience compelled to respond to inw-
erai curtain calla. Mr. Willie ill a
Very clevor and tunny comedian and
the three Ril‘ll are bright and their
entertainment in superb. Tonight ll
'tho laat performance at thin excep-
tionally good bill. (in Monday at 2:15
p. m.. an entirely new bill open: with
William Lully‘a nulatarplcce. The Pur-
cult of Happlneal. the dramatic pro-
duction that not New York datt. till
pet‘llly presented by nix alerting play-
etc. The other acta include Helen
Page, the piuuaat mttaical comedy tav-
orite. and her exceptionally lino com-
many; playing Oliver White's triumpho.
£11111 blcld. The Qi‘bmen! hieut 11111.
mud exquisite mind pitiful-ca; hid-W
lair and Mleih. comedian. extract“.
dlnary, and the Gordon lioyu in songs
,and dances. "
t Alter aglpoaure and when you tool
a cold coming on. take Foiey’a Honey
and TM Compound
rollover.” UM heattbutltute. The pen.
uine in a yellow package alwaya.~'i‘lto
3 -PEACHES- 3
Appearing in Bongo. Dance-"Q Humor
it checks and .
Bridle Pharmacy, W F. Winner-a A '
Clare Virginia i
(Recently of The Hanpocka) Playing
their RIp-Roarln Farce 1
TWlN FLA a i
If you don't like to‘lauglv, don't so.
than clever artiste
eUPpLaMENTARWI-zarune'
Laughland'a Brighten .‘Lumlna'rtu
Waiter Wills
Md h‘la
From the Winter Garden, New York
OTHERS ARE
Warren and Brookway
1'11- MWukm
‘W. J. Colema
The Baron ct Fenland
Brandon and Taylor
A singing and peach-16 Spectacle
All the Newest
Motion Pictures
DAILY MATINEEHricu 10 and 150
(Time 2:15)
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EVENINGs—Prlon ........ 10. 15. 25c
(7:00 and 91i5)
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ARE YOU‘A HOYT REGULAR?
IF NOT. WHY NOT?
THOUSANDS ‘ARE
Phone. 11348
ALHAMBRA Theatre
STAMFORD. COMM.
Week of Oct. 9th
"THE FOURTH fiSTATE"
Wallach'a Broadway Theatre Succau
THIS WEEK. “BILLY".
Bates’ Auto Bus
will run to the
Danbury Fair
Wed. Friday and Sat». rum
VIII West Nol‘ii’filt'.“ 1311111111 I'I'Ip. 111.
eluding entrance to fair. $1.50. Any
one wishing to go please send name
hetero the day they desire to make
the trip.
city Store. Ilarien. at it o‘clock.
RICHMOND i
RANGES
HEATING
s'rovas
$2.98 to $23.50
m
OIL ’
HEATERS
$2.26 to “.50
r. Almanac
noun ruamauan
urn—~—
v ‘ ,1 1,
outrun WALL Annular: 311. .
nonwauo coma.
than will leave Smith's New .
. I! we don't.~n'teddi
cl- with the affairc oi
- other peeple. we will
have that much leu
to worry about.
~Sciected. .
r
SMASHING ALL REC
ALL SPEE
E
TWO HOURS OF
Giggles
Seats Now on Sale
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m w“... WM.L.mw-M
THE GIRL IN THE TAXI
AN ALL STAR cas'r
Prioes,—-—- 250. 500, 750, $1, $1.50
WLW
0RDB AND DEFYING
D LAWS
The Senntlon of Europe
Hu‘ Received the ngn-
atonement ‘01 America.
IN THE
AXI
Hoyt‘a Theatre
THOS BRADSTREET HURT.
_ lacking Auto.
State (‘onlptruiicr Thomas 1). Brad.
street. of Thomaston. was
abouah not seriously injured last out
side of the Fair Grounds at Danhury,
about eleven o‘clock yesterday morn-
ing, when an automobile hacked into
him as he stood at the aide of his
ear. Comptroller Bradatreet. who was
formerly a state senator. is one of the
Inuit Jtnown men politically in Con—
nemlcut, was knocked down, and his
face was badly
he suitered no serious injury.
The comptroller was taken to the
Red Croats emergency tent. where his
injuries were attended to, and then
treat to the Secretary-"11 other», where
be rented for a few minutes. in order
turally followed the incident.
.‘tlr. Bradstreet was not learned, but
it is underatood that the injured man
blames nobody {or the accident. as
them was a lam of care there. and
mortar: them about was very difficult.
floon alter the accident the rumor
able excitement. until the true state
of affairs Willi learned. Comptroller
liradatreet and an auto load of
friends drove to the Fair this morn—
ing to apenti the day at the Grounds.
STUDENT WINS TWO PRIZES.
NFW it \\'E.\’ Oct. 7~The entrance
ladies in Latin and Greek for Yale
itoshmen lune both been taken in llu
Bose Murphy, of Montgomery. Ala.
who prepared at the New Haven high
oritool. It in unusual for both to go to
one student. liotil prizes are the in.
Staee Comptroller Knocked Down by:
painfully.
bruised and cut. but‘
to recover irorn the shock which na-'
The owner of the car which struck.
unread over thofGrounda that a man.
had been killed by a swiftly moving“
automobile. and there was consider
AUCTION
. A. C. HEXAMER, Auctioneer
trill sell at Public Auction, WeanO-_
day,0ct.11 1911,100ciocka m.. It
the residenw of w. P. Lynch. Heck-1'
road. Neroton Heights, 001111;, 1101111.-
hold furniture parlor suit. “landing a
number of elegant mahogany nieces,
t‘hickering upright piano. couple
mahogany diuingroom suit. C
sideboard antique china ciod’tit. 5 let!
bedroom furniture a brass badmint-
hogany dressers. c oniars. Choral
mirrors. mission library furniture. vibe?
low rockets and chairs. nae ”mt
meal of large and email Turkish and ““
Oriental rugs lace curtains. portion,
pictures, vases. jardiaiers. oaadelahm,
bronze ornaments. nadir n ‘
atrreens. etc. a large auto ‘sent of—
cut glass also silverware and citing.
tile ire box. kitchen utensils. pot-ch"
chairs. tables, etc: 1’10 Rhode Isluldfx-
lied and Plymouth Rock chickens. 5%
Among the above are many valuable
antiques. including grandfather's clock. '
tables. chairs dressers mirrors,
screens, etc. The above furnitun,
both antique and modern, is ex
tioualh high class. Most of the
«1-11 is new and must be seen to.
appreciated. ' .
if stormt next fair dm. Tel-m."
‘4
l’er order ‘
11' 1114111114: ,
10? 2i i— i ‘. .%
FtfiEb Fo'n Hafifini wrr 111'
‘ License.
i‘atsie Volume. of Darlea,»
325111 in the Darien court before
tire Sherel. for the fun 0! hunting at _
Sunday and hunting without _I lie
cease This rooming in the Stamford.
court another Mil answer to the
‘cltarae of shooting song birds, ‘and' _
the dead and wounded birds will in “ ~
,Qilered as mieoce There seems to .
he an outbreak all along the line thin
Fall and that the cantons are alive to g
the situation is shown. us this lathe 1
September 1
first. and parties eniOyiug this doubt-
. a .
ot
. .1111 11111 are taking chances greater
I ‘ I I."00.
com. o I ,. ‘thau they realize.
' _ . . 7-.- -- m
yelgbtit court case since
’I
ite'l
deem will
hand and
Anyone who has Ra-'
zor Coupons to re»
do so at once, as We
have but 10 Razors (in
will he sold.
do well to
no more
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No
Sentinel Razor Coupon
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