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CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less. 250——
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face or Caps, Double Price
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—«CHEAP, FOR WANT
oi usc, u good business or‘ work horse.
\ItIipht inf-(i. F. H. Fill-It, Grocer. 118
”South Main St. oil lit
FOR SALE—-~iII.-\S'l‘ NORWALK. 19-
room house. barn. splcndid condition.
on lino ol‘ trolltIy, twat" watcr; adapted
lol- boarding, or Home l'uullllcs. llox
213. Norli'uik. 010 Ill
HOME OR INVESTMENT—Will),
llllullco niortgupc. will ‘Inl u too
i'nuii)‘ ton-room house. ucar station.
m iitltli and trolley. intplirc liaxaat'. Til
\'\"l.‘~iiill}.‘,ltlli Si old :It
FOR SALE «\\'.\itNlI‘.lt iIIIiliAlIY
oi thirtyono \oluntcs: lIIItl‘tIt'l condo
lion; (‘iit’IIlL llox .\‘.’I, llulion. t‘onn.
Illl Sit
FOR SALE ll P'i‘. Slx’ll-‘lI‘. II‘tlI'lt
lllIillliIH old. in good t‘tiiltilliolll also
oats and onrlot-lts and fishing: illt‘klt‘.
\‘t‘l'l (-lwup, (full at "fill I'Ilusl Wurlit-
illLiltiil St. :It'ltIr 3» o'clock oil 1:
FOR SALE «Minn lit‘i's I: M‘Itlx‘h‘
of good land to (‘iiill\;ilt‘ :iltti non .-
ruom houso i’urt limo: l.iil lllilitt' no.”
living raising: puulII-I and trail. I’ult
(Iasll. Also. inn llii't‘ IztrIIlI lot-I in East
Norwalk. $tllul. Audios»: in“ .‘:l i, South
Nurn'alk. ol Ti
.__._...__...-. W3-
FOR SALE \'i‘ Sltll \lillill l‘.\lll\'
adjoining 'lolwncito l‘arll, ilt'uilliliii
Irltlldinlg. lot. TTIllZItl: lt‘l‘illS to suit
putthasct IquIll'tI itolmrt iI‘. Scull/I.
ltI-al llututc Alit‘lii. iiowitlton. t‘onu.
aural .
520 lln
.I. II... .- an“..-
PROFESSIONAL
G. s. CHAPINr—ni'ith'ti
luhulutlng and repairing.
'i‘l,’ .\”l.\'(l.
Factory ox-
lir'tit'llt‘t’. All work guaruntcctl. AII-
tilt-Its 12 Hamilton Arc. i‘hont- No.
lilo-4. oil Iii
ARTHUR F. Hourluo'rou
“Hills“ (ii l mu (ht Iii,
pure tone plmlncliou.
oil.
\0 I l' culturc.
Iilti Main St.
Nu'walil. 'I‘el. iii. o2 illl
PIANO, ORGAN, THEORY. ALEX
H, Gibson, It Chestnut St. ’i‘cuchor of
music, organist and tilt'cl‘tut' iI‘IrIIzt
(‘lIlll'I'iL Norn‘nlit. .‘Ilusit' l’tlilllitlllt‘tl,
a: I llllL‘J'Ii and transponch ’l‘oluphuno
h‘tii.
PIANO INSTRUCTION Tiltilt~
tillnllncsa anti Individual rcuuircmonta
l‘t‘ilt‘iYG filil‘i‘ilii tltmnilnn. i'rt-ior to
instruct pupils at thcir home. Mina
Lelia A. ilragory. Nurwnlit, t‘onu. it.
F‘. I). 42. at im
It‘ll! lili
LOST
L63? rill]It?I'll.i'ltlilflilihifinié
Io moon to “lirownio”; t‘oilar and ii-
t-l uInI till: IT:lI'.il. IIthard for whom to
w’Vt'iI. l.» Qiliilllll‘ii Aw. oli Iii
. .. . .W»um..¢a~-..~ ..-“.
HUSINESS NOTICES.
HAVE YOUR CARPETB ANiiitiltiB
I «our l. turnarna takon t'arn oi. unlit“!
; In. it mill or t‘Iii'i‘itlti all. Apply Jamal
l' Ilium, :0 Plan tin, South Nol‘tvnllr.
i' 'it'lIlltIIitI iiilh-l i. (Iii) {it
NOTICE (iN ANII M" 'Ii‘ilil ()(Tn-
aw! i- I to} (Itnplolnwnl agency will
ho iiit utotl at liltl \iaahlnlzton lit. Help
of all ItlutlI iutnlulltItl Milli. Vi. J-
\i':’ post still hit
NABH' 8 Mt lillt‘ ll\' GOODYEAR
hunt and than rm Ian hhop. All kind!
t‘IuIImn tutuln nork HI and comfort.
murmured. 28 West Washington St.
fiMw—nwm
HOSPITAL NOTES.
’Iils. i."illliiiti Itobinu, of Boulh‘ Nor-
W'liil, mu diachnt‘gotl from the Non
\Vliiii ilol‘tpltnl )‘t‘Ii-lt‘riilly.‘ lit!" friend:
will ht' plIIamId to hour that she in villi-
hi}. lmprovod, although her condition
in Iii'li‘l‘ll’iiillfl still
Mrs. iiitliu tho-um. of the Bridge.
ulnar Notuulk on domain ill!
normal Houdini um limit“
, medium i‘ehiment
WM ...I-..A..
WANTED.
TO LET -~~A SEWER-ROOM iiOI'SE
In first-class condition; gas and water;
Fifth St. inquire of J. (.‘I. Hawkins.
oil lit
TO LET~-.'\'t)\‘. l. NINICIItOOM
house, Iiayriew Ava: all improve
meats, hardwood lioors. steam heat,
garden, fruit. largo chickon house, run
Mrs. A. Buckingham, 17 Concord St.
(Ill :lt
TO LET leiiGli'i‘J’tt'itHi
house, with all
tloo. Kepler.
hridgu.
ltlti(‘l(
imprototuanla; SIT.
lI’Iii Worthington Si.
tiltliii
TO LET-I-I-SiX-ltiiiill PLAT. Lil»
pi'ot'cnitInta: nllat) (mo utoro. Intptit'tI
S. lloodnor, Ann St” South Norwalh.
olti Iii
TO LET II‘OI'II i..\Itt:l~1. SI'AI‘.
ions rooms on tishoru Aux. IIlutIt .\'ot'-
aullt; part improwmcnl;~ and ‘uIId
condillou, Apply to Sam. ll. ilutltow-
ally. in”. \\‘ashlnl:tun Ht. lulduo. olIII’It
TO LET OR LEASE II‘lttlYtl .\'ti\'.
II'I. T-room houso. ail impronIulo‘ulh,
ll:tlti\\(iIIti tltIIIrs. \ iv. .‘A l’tililiilil ,\\c..
pour \‘wst Ave t‘un in- [100” up}
than. lnIpIirtI Mrs. iltIt'tlm lit-hops. ti
Quintntd l'laro. Not'uatit. 'I‘tIl. iIIl
oi! ii
To LET 'l'iilIlIllIi II‘l‘IINlSIIlIlt)
rooms, all litthtIitIIttlttttI. lil priVatII
I‘quIlly ultit III-.ll and 'I‘I‘Ilt. I'IIntralll
loint'ntl .I Intlcnlon pull. \tllircas i'.
S-«ntiuvl iiiiii‘l‘. oil Ill
TO LET - Stiilfl‘H MAIN S‘I‘.. II‘tii'ii
rooms. i|.li'i Improronwnts~
tubs and furnace: Sit.
\\'uttIr StI. hot-out] tioor.
TO LET . SIX
ill‘. in \\'IIodwnrd
unil‘o .l. M.
St'l l‘iitiill'.
Inlputo in
oil ill
itt)t).\i:~‘ AND .-\'l'-
Ana; rum is. in-
l.u,\ton (Ll t‘o,, inII. oil I'll
WANTEDo-Giltl. I-IP‘OR GENERAL
housework. family or two; modern
house. Mrs. Isaac t‘hunch, {is (‘ovu
Mid. East Norwaik. oil it
‘A new vonk coupounlon
wants a general manager for Eastern
Connecticut $0.000 auarituteotl first;
year. lictorcnuca and bond required
None hut expuriont‘od salesman want~i
Addmas Salon Manager. .\'o {Ills
Til William St. New York. 07 it
LADIES WANTED "I'O TAKE 0R-
dons: no Hliiiillit'tl to Calf). tull anI
do) hotntIt-n I and l. at Samuel Hood
ncr‘u foot of \un 8L. Hour and tend;
(.Ilcvatnr. oil it I't
i
WANTED- i'i‘l A'i‘lth A3
watchman. iohn tummy. t: SmII ll
Si. oltl' ii
tWANTED A Il(lI,'Sh2\\'tiltKIult
who is willing to run)- In ilk- count!)
for the trial-Ir; muall lutnilI: no nahh
lair: will. 3‘er lioriui‘l. Sllrctmlnc
olu at I’
WANTED Hi .‘I. MllIlIl.iI‘I.\tll:ll
u'tlttlun. t-ooltilm. llmlaoltooplni'. for n
mnall tantil} or “III do nursing Ail-I
dross M. S. ilox III», Sziililllillt‘ii, Conn.
oil ill
WANTED~’I’O ltlITN‘l‘. A SMALLI
farm luIimItn .\otnalit und Hourgl- l
itntn nill hot if I-nltod Solid full pal-
tlI' hilars \V, ll lltlItIn. ticoraciouu.
(non. of. tit
WANTEO- IIY A .‘ti\.\', room and
hoard. on a quiet sttoot locals to he
horn-ti in his deronm. Alldluaa Quiet.
t'tii'v Scntincl. oi l‘lt}
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKB.
oiIlIIo (Ilcrka. tnuii tIat‘ritIra. Nrwetnhcrl
oxamlnatioua in South \ot unlit Sutn- i
pioq tIt'HliUiIn ill-c I‘ taukl in Institute.
iltIpt. it? ..I Hothoxtcl, N i’
PUST I
3.35 lml
TO LET St). 3 \I’iNl‘iIIihli hilt.
iIIust Norwnik. on Ii'tiilm‘ lino, heron
rooms In douhlo houluI: modern illl
prmonlonlu. lnouiru ,oi \\'. 8. Hair
lord. IIIuat Norwalk. 0:, lit
TO LET-- ()iI‘II‘lt‘lIIS IN t‘tIlldIJIII'liN
building. corner Main and Wall t-itIIi
cht and all lnodcru inlpl'oveunIutn
Apply to H. F. t‘oioburn, 22 Wall St.
Norwaik. oi if
TO LET---~"lix‘ltiN Iml Sit.” 2t
l'nioa St: brick cuttultc. 2: Union
St. 'I‘hn Ilait-h & ”alloy (to, nll‘l ti
TO LET iI/ilii“ A HOUSE (III
apartatonitl. awry modern cnhven
Ivar-c, ono minute from Wont Arc.
irollcy. furnlnhud or nui'nrniuhod: heat.
and hot water supplied. inqnlrcI lill
Wont Are. all it
TO LOvaiiAMiimON AVE” HALF
at two-family house, tl rooms. and ti-
roout lint; all Improvements; good con»
dition; one block from railroad aiatiou.
Joaoph it. Taylor. I13 il‘
..-....,, . ...“...
FOOTBALL CONTESTS TODAY.
'iito but at tho midweek analog or
the eastern iiitfli‘d'tiiit‘flifllu iouthuil
uaaron will he played today. I‘riucatou
taxpoctu Io put in iim‘ atronltout loam
nuainut imitluh at l'rinratou and l’lInn-
uyiraala at Philadelphia, look; for a
close contrast with liloklnwh. The
Navy tooth will play in: wound name
of tho aontton and probably 'will Intro
nu ("Ry tank in defeating at. Johns.
In pit-paring for alumni on Saturday
with Virginia Polytechnic [and Win
will hold hard scrimmage malice to-
dill inatcad of meeting rIVaIIoiavenu
W
wonru Or A cannot. hum.
To min a grant may virtue: in gen
this law. It‘ ill to... Mantra a
grateful Iioart. t is the daitroyer of
tum. the habit of complaining and
li'uglhhudlog,§ha habit at looking on
list-Ill aide, kilo vim at Euthanasia.
Mullet] fianiand Huang-toad.
limits. respectively. Yale and Harvnm‘ Ia- - .. ....
Impatience, nucraioaauen not! adorn,
in: them. hut through womanhood.
WANTED tii’iI. ItA'rtlitS ON POW-g
or nutritious ItIllrnnI-h tulton on and
paid whilo ieiiliiiiiK.
bt‘i‘ ('.,o ii': -\'.'I \iaahinutnn l-tt
all; it
Dancmg
and Department
W. GILBERT NEWELL'B SELECT
acuoor. oi DANCING. m amoul
HALL. hilttiluoxl.8t., Roulh Norwalk.
“BEGINNER8‘ CLABG" for ladies;
and gentlemen chnonday orcninau
OCT. 11, at It o'clock. A Ihorouthl
course of inatrurtion In the WALTli
and the now utott'itii) dances. W. till.—
lllIlit'l' NIIIWIIlLL. 26 Liberty 8L.
lirldltcporl. Conn, I‘Ircuial‘u. hill) ll
.k I .. ... m wum—d‘wm—v- i
NOTICE ‘
Owing to prcvulonco oi
GLANDERS
in nearby citing
FAUCETS ' ‘
have been planed on hl'tii‘uniu nanr
tutor ll'OIiKiiii [or Into, or tlloIlo who
prefer to water their harm; from plllla.
' WATER (lOMhiiialRII’lXICItii.
all if
«.45!!!
HUMILITY THE PROOF O? A
GREAT MAN. .
i helluva. Ilia first that of I truly
itrcnt man it 33 humility. i do not
”With. by humit tr. doubt of his own
power, or hesitation Ia streaking his
‘oplulonI lint really great men have
a cartoon pudendum of pomrlcw
halts. feeling that the greatness Is not ‘
imd floor Batur'dal
Sentinel m. an
I
WE
SAUGATUCK
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wood spout
Monday In Norwillk.
hire. Louis B. Mliis’ rendition is not
as favorable an that week.-
Mr. anti Mrs. JON'pil Alhln
apendingdhc week in (:t-orgctown.
Mr. and Mrs. lI‘rodcrlclt Bradley
cutertalncd Willis Lees. or Nair York
city, Sunday
”~me
Miss Myrtle Mead. of this town has
taken charge of a iiiiit‘lt'illu'ivu school
In Bridgeport.
it re
The Westport (inn club has‘docided
to ltold‘lihootn every two works until
Thanksgiving “i
Mrs. Hope llewla Bunion. ulster of
Mr». Noll R. Mitchcli. has gone to
lndlu to join her huahand.
Mrs. Aiola Manner has routed the:
Iowcr apartments of nor State street
residence in Roaevllle districts.
u
The itpworth league oi‘ the Meth-
odist church was addrcaucd Sunday
evening by Ralph Bedlam. a: filo;-
walk.
The opening meetingot tho Histori-
cal aocioiy was we'll attended {liondav
evening at the residence ,0! Mr. and
Airs John Godoiiiot. ‘
J
The funeral of Cornelius Kemp"
will be hold this aitornoou from his
home on State latte-er itvt. i-IIIIII ll.
Dean will othriatc. and interment will
toliou In Willow ilrooh cmnotcry
".-.—......”
lilra. Itathbnnc or Nay tiricans.
who is Hailing il(‘i‘ dullniltnr.
William P. i-Znu. at Saltmttuck.
the. luialotinnc to clip. that polished
Silvio”. Drunk-
Mia. Ruth-
had
in): her ltIlI hip hop.
hone in as roars oi alto.
Mr”’ihiurniurd T. Rosier,
Another Irrcaiatible Pro not at the
House oi Satisfying audavilio
HOY'I" S i
Alwaya good—Sometimes Grant Bills
NOW PLA’VING
WILLIAM LULLY's MASTERPIECE
The Pursuit of l
apiness i
Superhiy Prclcutcd by all: Sterling
Players
Another Exceptional Attraction i
Helen Mae Page i
The Piquant Musical Comedy Favor
Ito. and her Excepti‘Onai ”Company,
Playing, “THE CABMAN"
Other stellar Features Include
l
Lietenaat Eldridge i
In a Distinct Novelty from the Philip-
pincl
McNish and McNish
Vaudevillc'l Cleveroat Comedian.
The Gordon Boys
Recent Stare at “School Day."
And Our Usual Delight: in
MOTION PICTURES
The Hoyt Slogan—“Alwaya Striving
to be Dietinctive In Quality and Dc«
urvinq Patronage”
CHANGE OF PROGRAM MONDAYS
AND THURSDAYS
x
l
than. 1548
ALHAMBRA Theatre
STAMFORD, CONN.,
Week of Oct. 9th
I "THE FOURTH ESTATE"
Wail-ch'a Broadway Theatre Succu-
THIS WEEK, “BILLY"
‘ " Th...
A ...r
‘.
MORE NEIN TELEPHONES.
*u—h-nn
Twan’tyIchht Instrument: Installed
Since the’ lulu 6' the Lut
Directory.
Following is a list. oi new telephones
which have lmen installed since the
issuing oi tho last list. (.‘ut this out
and paste in the back at your direc-
, Iory:
.Ot'l.
2t W. Main St. ............ . .3471
(Z. IIaltiwIn.
I Wall St. ................“3273.12
Harold S. lit-orb.
u: Crow 5: ............. ....73342
Tho tnontllot‘a ot‘ (‘hrlst
Ian and “Rampart [KOIlii‘ in llIInc-rnl re-
ct-iwd a moat aurprtw \lilrii the loa-
irnatlun of Hot. I-‘llil ll luau wa
road bl ilor. .\it. tunnel at tit» mom
inn MIl'lit‘l’ in Chthu ciuutlt. Honda).
ill health Is alrcn an the: cause.
\\'oittIr Winn-lot, null lInown In this
imin.
inn Saturday, axed I? wars. Hcaideu
willI dowawd Isl uttt’tlvod hy a
dauallicr. Miss Marlon. a student ati
,tho Hillpimt Itirzh school and who re
Mrs ltoaitina William .‘llav Atari.
nic llourltot and “can AItIrv. Mina
s“\llltinla l‘urlul in the pianist.
wowvm .
LIFE AND ONARACTEN AND NE-
CEuARILY sHAPED BY mean.
only the boat in good commit. Only
the perfect ahonld IuI Hilliiiil‘lt‘llll‘)’.
'i‘htI roncoption oi theI iliQ‘IIi lltu tw-
lug quntul ita oi‘loci tipoii the lite
and character of the iadolduai in in
proportion to his tidlIIitl In atrllinu
to attain It. Therefore the hiaher
the ideal tho nrealot- tho struggle of
the Individual and theI ill Iror hia ap-
proach to the lmriort. it Its IIII uncou-
;uar,v for him to have a standard by
which hr shall he guided. by which hrs
In to ahapc hill chum on tho out: at
lilo, as it in that tho marlnor should
illli'o a COIIIDIIII by, which to mot hlu
ahlp. it he were nimpiy to turn hII
vellum looaa withodt rudder or com-
paln, hilt domination would be dilu-
tar; and the individual wit out an
ideal to hunt on curtain or to lure, Ito
far all hit: holna worth to the World
the uhaco which he nonunion-obtuse
News.
mm
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WHISTLIR‘O DEFINITION OF A
If MAITIRPIIOE.
The masterpiece should «ulnar an
the inner to the painter w—portoct in
Ita , all in It; lilOOiflw—Wllh no roam
onto explain It: presence, «will, min-
ulon to minim-a lay to tho artial, a
would to the botanist. In accident of
,wulitaant m pliiteraticn to the. lib
uraMmInI~—Whititler. ' 3'
”W
ITIQMIN PLIIT rams MALTA.
I NOON Oct 11.44; dispatch to
church bpar~ -
dicd at his homo in Hunting ,
Mrs. Emil)” Ilennott.
{ in; North Main St. . ....... ....33t-2,
W. ii. Church.
.t Sclmont S: ’
‘I‘tcdcrlth .i. t‘olonlan. '
ll I-al lllt .d .\\r. ............... lltlil
li‘. \\'. Fat. ‘
1 Z‘IT Van Lint SI. .............. 'II‘ITI-S
JUfit'Iiil .\I tioodn‘iu.
. 2t) i‘.ilil..iiik'lil St. ......... illfli-l
, (l. ('I M. Ill‘vuwl‘).
i Wilton ‘IIt:
(hath-s A. Harris
ili‘OOknitio ..................
allarrla ALI llcuigson.
aidus with Mr. and .‘Ilrlt. Charles
tI‘ulIhI. Ii? Main St ill
- -... Mark M. Ilcmicraon. I
\ tlltili has linen iortncd by the: 1i“ “'MI AW. ............... it'll-1:3,
.ioliowlnx motnlwra oi tho Gtcctrsilt \'. lioiltuun, '
lI‘tIrtna Sandal nthooi to load the tuna iIiii l'Oli harm. Wilton ........ flit-i
in“ during the amnion: Halal: bowls Jill‘s. ll. llownrtti.
........ .......
ILI Spring St. hml- ii
lnlvmtutc ituh' paint. Jonnlnxa normlty "lmlor. Jun- |‘ IannImc
"l iloutou Si. ..... .....ll‘H
‘Nila Laue-lino,
. ltoion Hill ........... . ....... Lli?‘
liarry Homaao,
3 Wall :lt, ............. .....iilltl-ti
Mrs. Iionianlln St. John.
Ronni tou ......... . . hill-lit
Sanitari Lunch lIoom.
'l’.’ So, Main St. ....... . ...... lilfi»:
Bum Sltllopllity,
Main St. ..... ...... ........ iEI’I
(‘alvia J. Binder, ' I
(it Ely Me. ..... ...ilti-I-lii
80 Norwnlk tit-hoot District. 5
‘Iladiaon and Franklin Sta. ...... HR
8. N. Steam Cleaning, Dining
and “limiting (‘0,
38 Washington at. I...........:.’37- -.I
not... it aplcer, .2
iii Cling at.
.Wililam i). Stark.
Glumnflfi AVG. . - I.” - I I Int - l . v576‘2
hint. Adolla Sturgoa.
Cannon Station . . . I . . . . . . . . . . .898 t
Natural. Walsh,
till Putnam Arc. ...7........936Ii~I
Charm Winn.
Etudes l’lttco 5‘35"
. ...... i
Mr. and \Ira. A. ll Gregor-v. or Nor-
:waik, wore in Wanton yesterday. ‘
.7 1
iTheWcmanAlire
to her own host interests,“ as man
as there ill need, will help her whole
mm with the tonic action of
BEECHAMS
~ puts
932-2
Inmv tavern keeper.
‘llns Ilia young
' Frank.
lMWWd‘Odfl' MWMMOOO'hOd‘ddIWdIWmdQWONW twawhmwoaa
MUSIC HALL, Ottt. 14'
HOLDEN & EDWARDS
PRESENTS THE GREAT TEMPERANCE DRAMA
“TEN NIGHTS IN A
BAR ROOM”
Greatest Temperance Play Ever
Philadelphia, Bolton,
MATINEE AND NIGHT
MATINEE
10c 61 25c
SEATS ON SALE AT HOYT'S THEATRE
PRICES ::
AMUSEMEN'rs
Tl'IN NIGHTS 1X A HAHROOM.
"Ten Niuhts in a liarroom." which
will bc offered by Messrs. Holden &
Edwards in this city next Saturday.
H. at Music Hall, is a peculiar
play in many ways. First, it is a play
which has kept its popularity for more
than fifty years the generation which
saw the play at the opening In .1838
has almost passed away. Then. too,
despite the tart of its popularity and
its adaptability for title in almost any
sort of community. it has. never been
played by a first-class road company.
Stork companies imi’e played it, ama-
teurs, and now and then a barn-storm
Ing company has tried to put on the
play, but to? have a“ setting. for the
play.
head and a coated: than at reputation
is aoulcthing that has note: before
been done \tith "i‘en Nights in a lla
room.“
The atorm Is one which interests
the people who hollow In temperance.
II tellu of Joe Morgan, poor. a drunk-
nrd, with a pttiahlc home and a rag~
god though faithful trite. it also tells
of Simon Siatitl'. one time miller. hut
Sloth: in the first
act is boasting of his earnings. his
[limits and tho diti‘crent‘c in his lift-I
now that he I: In tho inn-ducal: of soil
inl‘. rum, .loo t‘mncs into the‘ tavern
‘und they talk iiiiiie, 3 mm and Joe
pmpluslts that Slade “iii one do}
rm: 1'? his vhnnuo of intsinoss anti tolls
illitn that a ram :n-licr is no more to
a rum drinker. Slade
Son. Jranh. as his as-
Fpt‘t'lnlliu limit
sistant.
'I‘itnc pauses and the unions sci-nos
show tho dim-lento In the ii\(’s of
tho champ-tors Dol‘liittvtl. Jo‘c
thalatIIttts 1‘\t‘i put on the stage) is
litiuii ill and diva. ilcr tiling request
is that ltor lather ll-uvo l‘Illil alone
'ahd Jon promises that he will nmcr
tasto nnotlwr drop,
happy.
child and it'll \‘eara lator finds him In
a liltpp) Ilomp pith his \lite null limita-
(Id and happ\ it aluo shows the tin
(‘l‘lL non a dilapidated shack. with a
uhittlmni man, who one finds it hard
and the child tilt-s
, in helium ill tillI llama Simon Slade
who drow draughia (or his t‘uslotnct‘a
ion learn lit-lore. it allows tho son,
vicious. Important and worth-
lona. and bctaro the ending of the play
II‘ranlt kills his inthor.
The pin) uppealmto lboac who iikt‘
.thotr liquor, and In the rodent produc-
tion of the play in iiocheotor. N. Y.,
the andlenccn were remarkable ho-
caneo at their mixture of people. 'l‘lto
comedy clement. draw people who like
to latntit arid the «cone: in tho nloon
at» an raallatir all to liliIk!‘ them worth
aching Tho M‘t‘iimi In the home of
Joe Morgan are more than intorost-
litm, tho dorotud wile bolus a charac-
lortor only too true to Ilia.
I’Mt‘iiiii‘il. liohicu ti: ii'tlnarda Intro
outlippmi tho production in the. best
ptmniiiifl autumn and mum secured a
rust of unusual merit haudnd hy Wil-
lih ilall all loo Morgan. Min Alma
t‘ot‘noli as Mrs. Morgan. Ralph .I. hav-
encrott as Sample Swichei, whole
comedy and songs are the funniest
things on the strum twin). and little
Itnhy Browning all Mary Morgan. the
child who brings about her father“ a re»
formation.
There will he a matinee at 2:15.
VAUDEVlLLE AT HOYT'B.
iAuolhar large and enthusiastic au-
dience witnessed the two perform-
ances at lioni'a Theatre, last night.
and were load In their applause. Lieut.
Eldridge, the sand artist. with his
Piiiimuna. distill, no no rebound.
a. thtiIItct 5!: mtyuclulru cNiIh inc
‘Ilo‘NIah, vaudeville. clam nomad
Iain. worn out at tho hi; mm
a good cast with a star at itsI
.\loi- i
‘gau's child. .\i m tuho ii} 'ho par, IIIx
MIL-12 tOlIhiiit‘lt’d one or 'llci greatest child;
Jun keeps his promise to ltlai
Written. Broke all Records in
New York, Chicago, Etc.
EVENINGS
10. 20 & 50c
*- l
I the very clever little actreau, made a
big hit with the audience with her
company, in The Calunnn. Miss Page's
acting is of an artistic nature and in
ext’Icptlonally good. as are also the
other three. representing her brother
and tiro lovers.
the songs and dancers, are a good team
and do a lively act and one that goes
very well. The dramatic production,
The Pursuit of Happiness, which Is
presented by six sterling players, is
an act, that everyone should see. as it
tilts-ti tine moral. This show plays for
the last time tunlght. Tomorxfbw, at
the matinee will appéar an entire new
bill and one that promises somothing
very tine. Prof. Morrison's aggregation
of trained animals, direct from the.
principal theatres of Europe, has 25
Russian leaping bounds and live Rus-
sian ponies. Bring the children. The!
will rejoice In this treat. 'Eii'itabeth
Kennpdy. late star of The Easiest?
Inlay; and her iompduy. will be seen
:in a frothy iarcette. Two W onion.
Laurence” & Harvey, New 7?
brightest duo, in song: and do :a:
lore May Kiesner the topsy hurry
comedieaae, In charming characterisa-
tions and impromptu songs. One can
bring the children to this house and he
of vaudeville ever shown.
WATERBURY WOMAN ASSAULTED
\i' .iTilItiitlfilll Oct 11.—-Mrs. H
lty Gallord. lorly years old war;
tacked in three men in a lonely M
of it ostnood around mar her home,”
:at {I unlock last night and azaault at-
tt-.n\ptud tier cries brought her son
to hcr
.I't-t caught the assailants.
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An Idle Summer
5 Has not improved the condition
(It lour
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Let us look it
thoroughly,
over, clean it
replace broken or
i missing parts. and put it in per-
foot order hriore
com wenueu‘ comes
Horace R. Nash
N. Main 8: Wait Sis.
S.Norwa|k
CYLINDER
STOVES
£2.08 to moo
Oak Heaters
‘ , unto $24
Oil Heaters “
F A. MITCHELL
‘ H00“ 'UflNIOHII .
M
annual; watt arm than can}:
Ioawil’udlcduu.‘
.5.
The Gordon Boys in '
auro or seeing the finest and cleanest ,
flSHiStflnt'fi and thawed fled...
The police were notified but have poll“
$2.75 up J
“.Odfi w».
Norwalk Chronicler