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tingle! insuring to the limit of
hon-and dollars, protecting the
mm claims ton injuries -.
ligaflm while playing golf, to,
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meet this evening at their quar-
btqwn. ,
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ins Esther Westfleld of Norwalk, .
visiting her sister in‘alaw Mrs.
rtJbr Westerfield. of Norfield.
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Slrflon Steak 20c lb. N. Y. Mkt.
Miss Dorothy Nutting entertained t
f ,9 “Nimble Finger Sewing Club” at any similar work published.
. tr home yesterday afternoon. t
Today is short calendar day in the 1
, Tp'ort courts .where many Nor-
1 attorneys are in attendance.
“Green, Brown, Pearl,
subscription ladies‘ '
and Mrs. Charles Newton. of
it, have been guests of Mrs.
‘ mother, Mrs. [sane Rhodes,
u. H.» Mitchell Mid grand
Miss Flononcs ’1‘ Mitchell,
' ll :rbadi léTt today fer
Jersey, to spend e week
and-Mrs. Charles V Searing.
1'. John J. ,Phelan of Falrfleld
blips lladwith the statexcomp-
1‘ {statement of expenses for the
, fending September 30,1915.
’ linen amount to $3149.76, in;
' fees of medical crammi-
mKeelor, Jr., of New Can-
euvplace Saturday, Octo-
ofws‘ik William F. Smith
sister of the Connecticut
rd is being prepared un-
use M: Cole. There have
sacral changes in the personnel
tiers of the National Guard
the past year, and the new
. will be completed and relidy
' ributlon by the time drill sea-
in Noyember. ‘
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one be a meeting of .the Nor-
Yacht Club governing board, this
at' 8 o',clock at the club
Hickory-"Bluff. The club was
s {brinnly out of commls
er 15th, but former
orualk Boat Club books, for it takes
as much space as the ordinary ency-
in it ~thousnnds
W and its peoples
advantages in having all this informa-
to examine this set.
Soft "“5 lto take it with you.
{absolutely no extension of time.
will pi esent
tre, Saturdax,
’eslipervision of 'Adjutanthen- .
B ' . photoplay, excepting
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The great education distribution of,
Peoples Cyclopedia conducted by thel. in Washington street. Mr Warwick'
South Norwalk Sentinel for the bene-
fit of its readers is to be withdrawn
tomorrow at closing time,
from present indications the supply of
books mai not hold out that long
although
So many were disappointed last
wreck in not being able to call forileper”
their sets that it was decided to ie. dignified type, featuring Clifton Craw-
sale until the remaining
isiribu
ume the
ole were distributed, but the d
tion has been so enormous duling the
last few days that it is more than ‘
1 llll{Pl\ the supply will be exhausted be-
is in {me night \\ hen the sale. will end
You will not need an extra book
use to hold this complete set
up less than half
Yet the information is all
upon thousands of
ubjecis which (mer the entire world
Think of the many
lopedia.
ion in such convenient form that it
There Wm beds It‘d]; rehlfalrsillllegigz can be referred to “in it minute" with
8'19 3““ 0 me a1 out the necessity of searchingthrough
numerous large unhaudy volumes, to
get it.
,The conveniences of this edi-
ion makes it far more desirable than
It saves
me and reference and it saves room
n the library.
(‘all at the. Sentinel office and ask
Come prepared
There will be
multimillion”
Owen Davis' splendid play “Sin-
al the Stamford Thea
ments. its people are alive. their con
man impulses.
A. Brady, standard of excellence.
REGENT THEATRE.
Kellerman in “Neptune's
was making the fourth, fifth an
No feature ever shown in Norwal
Kellermnn» picture.
will be Charlotte Walker, the daint
stark" with Francis X. Bush‘man wi
run tomorrow. This feature
scheduled for last Saturday, but wi
Hall will be open with a}: to
program daily, beginning. M0
'0! Becky. ”
Paramount "Peer Cynt,”
“The Birth of
ablation}: to have n
program and on Satu
October 9th, matinee
. “5
tduct becomes vital, dramatic. undoin-
torestlng, because it grows out ot‘ lin-
ln feeling, thought.
and situation it is the richest play of
gearsha'nd‘wlll’be seen here with the
usualgsplendld, cast and,.scenlc“ set-
“ tings that go to make up the William
In spite. of the fact that Annette
Daughter”
sixth run at. the Regent yesterday,
the theatre was filled for -all shows.
was so geneially satisfying as the
Today's headliner
Paramount star in “Out of the Dark-
ness," an appealing photo-play. "Grau‘
WEB
positively appear tomorrow. The Pay-
ton Stock Company plays tne Regent
next week and to meet the demand
tor; high class pictures. Lockwood's
the Metro presentation of “Second in
Command." followed on Tuesday by
the. Lasliy-Beasco presentation of the
pepulsr Blanche Sweet in “The Case
On Wednesday a Vita-
, graph- Broadway feature will be run
to be followed Thursday by Dorothy
" Donnelly in a new Metro “Sealed Val-
ley; " Friday Cyril Maude making his
initial appeal-once in the Moroscoi
the first
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”firm
irict Attorney." The usual Paths
Weekly will be run on the regular
showing day.
Hoyt’o Theatre.
That sterling actor, Robert War-
wick will delight motion picture fans
of Norwalk tonight at Hoyt's Theatre
appears in a strong drama "The Silent
Voice.” Tomorrow there will be the
usual strong bill of new run pictures
at the theatre. An unusually strong
picture has been secured for next
Wednesday ev ening. namely “The Gal-
It is a Paths comedy of the
ford. The full bill for next week will
be announced tomorrow.
Palace Theatre.
Lovers of music and variety were
sell pleased with the show which
opened at the Palace Theatre yester- a
day afternoon and which will be the
.vaudeville attraction at the North Main
lstreet playhouse for the last three
tdays of this w.eek Five acts
have been presented at the theatre for
the closing bill of the week, headed
by the Moratl Opera Company, and
those startling European sensations
the Bllfords.
The Moran Opera Company presents
one of the best musical acts given
here in a long time. Five high class
opera singers make up the company
and, possessed of excellent voices and
a strong repertoire, made good with
yesterday’s audiences. The rendition
of the Sextette from Lucia was particu-
1laily well given.
The Bllfords were the skating sensa-
tions of Europe. Their work is start-
ling and their acrobatic stunts unusual.
.Ryan 8: 'Ryan present a clever novelty
dance act, and Helene Bell is a singing no
comedlenne possessed of a sweet voice
O Brien and Buckley’ s comedy musical
.aketch is funny.
._.,—._.
RETURN OF THE FAVORITES.
The Regent Theatre, Norwclk will
.. ' be given over to an ideal run of all hair disappears;
"an” which “illiam A DENY Lt" that is attractive and delightful in the the ladies with Wyeth's Sage and Sul-
besides beautifully
comedy and melo- darkening the hair after a few small
and night. was the 3:31;“ in}??? 0' drama will be among the olerlngs. cations, it also brings back the gloss
last isens’on in New or e tel- The productions will be made by the and lustre and gives it an appearance
95’; n m“ drama has be” ””1" tumthis and original Payton Stock of abundance
o'ated to an “unusual degree by
widespread newspaper publicity dur-
ing the run of 321 performances at
William A. Biady's Playhouse.
Technically the play is perfect. Mr.
Davis dared to depart from conven-
realm of the stage. Next week, ro
mantle drama,
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and when first
lar success
shape their desiines
their own views Matinees will
Prices. Seats on sale.
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Company wifli Miss Elizabeth Ruth-t
boom in the leading roles, commenc-
ing Monday with the Hudson Theatre.
New York success, “The Lion and the
the late
Vir-
On Saturday. “The Shepherd
of the Hills,"'a dramatization of Har-
old Bell Wright's story will be pro-
ln book form (his story was
one of the best sellers of its time
presented, at high
prices. on the stage it met with simi-
The characters are real
people who live real lives and who
according to
be
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