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Herman Beers, of Norwalk,
is in
'triends.
Members of the Norwalk Boat Club
tors uptown.
—-Hats and Caps. O'Brien.
Miss Esther Westfleld, of Norwalk,
"is visiting her sister who, Mrs W
,Carter Westerfleld, of Norfield.
There will be’a full rehearsal of the
team and guard of Eurekah Rebekaho
Lodge, I. 04,,0. F., this evening.
Sirlion Steak 20c lb. N Y. Mkt
Miss Dorothy Nutting entertained
the ‘Nilnble Finger Sewing Club” at
her home yestelday aftelnoon.
Today is short calendar day in the
Bridgeport courts .where many Nor-
walk attorneys are in attendance.
—Green. Brown, Pearl, Sot‘t Hatsi
O'Brien. E
The second subscription ladies”
night of the season is scheduled for
this eveniilg at the Elks‘ liome, South
Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newton. of
Norwalk, have been guests of Mrs.
Newton's mothel, Mrs. lsaac Rhodes.
and sistel. Mrs. Wilcox, of the» West
‘ Side. Weston
{~Porterhouse Steak 22c lb. N. Y. .Mkt
Mrs.'M. H. Mitchell and grand-
2 daughter Miss Florence T. "Mitchell.
'0! Flax Hill road', left today for Mino-
Vitolla, New Jersey, to spend a week
VwI‘tII Mr and Mrs Charles v Searing.
‘ Coroner John J. ,Phelan of Fairdeld
county, has hiedwitirthe-state comp-
troller a statement of expenses for the
quarter ending September 30 1915.
The ekpenses amount to $3,149.76, in;
cluding the fees of medical examinI'
era, coroner, etc.
—-lLatost Green Hats. O’Brien.
I.’1‘he marriage of Miss Jessie A.
:‘Close. the ydungest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. CIOSe. of Norwalk, to
.. Benjamin n. Keeier, Jr.. of New Can—
aan, will take place Saturday. Oct»
her 30, in“ Norwalk. William F. Smith
will be best man.
Weston for a short I-isit with Nortieldl
will meet. this evening at their quar-I
i get it.
,to examine this set.
trict Attorney.” The usual
lillWIlRllW Will
ill G000lll DAY!
[showing day.
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Theatre.
Robert War-
Hoyt’s
That sterling actor,
The great education distribution oft
People‘s (‘Itlopedia Ionducted bI the
.South Norwalk Sentinel fOI the bene-
lfit of its readels is to be withdrawnt V01“, ..
tomorrow at closing time,
in Washington street.
“llhough usual strong bill of new run pictures
[I from present indications the supply oil at the theatre An unusually strong
lbooks may not hold out that long picture has been secured for next
1 So man) were disappointed laSl'VIednesdaIcIenlng,namely “The Gal-
week in not being able to call forlIOperJ it is a Pathe comedy of the
ltlleir sets that. It was deIided to re- :digntfled type, featuring Clifton Cram-
lsulne the sale until the remaining ford. The full bill for next week will
'sels wele disllibuled but the distribu- be announced tomorrow
ltion has bcIn so enormous dullng the *—
‘lasl i'eII dl-IIs that it is more than Palace Theatre.
.likely the supply will be exhausted be-l “WW5 or music and "3‘18” were
when the sale will end well pleased with the show which
eed an mm book opened at the Palace Theatre yester-
day afternoon and which will be the
:fore lll;‘,lll
You will not It
lease to hold this IOllelete set
‘books. for it takes up less than half.
as lllut‘ll space as the ordinary ency-
l('lOl)t’ill‘d. Yet the information is all
jill il'V‘llIOllSailllS upon thousands of
subjects which cover the entire world
‘lllltl-lls peoples Think of the many
‘adIantages in lIaIing all this informa—
tion in such convenient form that it The Morati Opera Company presents
can be referred to “m a minute" With one of the best muslIai acts giIen
ut the "“953in of searching through here in a long time. FiIe hlgli class
numerous large unhandI volumes, to opera singers make up the company
The conveniences 0' ”“8 9di' and, possessed of excellent voices and
tion makes it far more desirable than a strong repertoire made good with
em similar walk published. it since Iesterday' s audiences. The rendition
time and reference and ll saves room of the. Sextette from Lucia was particu-‘
in the library. Ilarly well given.
(‘all at the Sentinel office and ask The Bilfords were the Skflllflg 5319.
Come prepared tions of Europe. Their work is start-
There will be ling and their acrobatic stunts unusual.
iRIan & lRyan present a clever novelty
dance act. and Helene Bell is a singing
lcomedienne possessed of a sweet voice.
O'Brien and Buckley's comedy musical
;sketch is funny.
street playhouse for the last three
ideys of this week.
have been presented at the theatre for
;the closing bill of the week. headed
by the Morati Opera Company. and
those startling European sensations
the Bilfords.
to take it with you.
absolutely no extension of time.
'POPllllll AMUSEMENIS
STAMFORD THEATRE.
(liven ,Davis' splendid Iplay “Sill-
ners," which William A. Brady, Ltd,
will present III tlIeIStanIford Thea-
tre, Saturday, October 9th. matinee
alld night, was-the greatest success of
last season in New Ydrk. Tile inter:
est inihis drama has been acceler
died to In unuauul degree in its
widespread newapaper publicity dur-
ing the run of 321 performances at
William 'A. Brady's Playhouse.
Technically the play is perfect. Mr.
Davis dared to depart fromvconvene
tionality. and attained a swiftness and
RETURN OF THE FAVORITES.
The Regent Theatre, Norwalk. will
be given over to an ideal run of all
that is attractive and delightful in the
realm of the stage. Next week.'ro
Inantic drama, comedy and melo-
drama will be. among the oneriugs.
The productions will be made' by the
famous and original Payton Stock
Good
G") )1 8
Weekly will be run on the regular
lIIick will delight motion picture tansggiman’
#0! Norwalk tonight at HOW S Theatregof the Hills, " a dramatization of Har-
Mr Warwick old Bell Wrights story will be pre-
‘appears in a strong drama "Flu: Silentisemed
Tomorrow there will be thel
vaudeville attraction at the North Main.
Five actsl
their.
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[25 Washington—“W wetleem on. on
Paiheltompauy with Miss Elizabeth Rath—
hours in the leading roles. commenc-
lIng Monday with the Hudson Theatre,
New York success, “The Lion and the
,Mouse," from the pen of the late
[Charles Klein. Tuesday “The Vir-
On Saturday, “The Shepherd
in book form this story was
one of the best sellers of its time
and when first presenled, at high
prices. on the stage it met with simi-
lar success. The characters are real
people who live real lives and who
shape their destines according to
their own views. Matineeswiil be
given daily at the Payton Popult'n:
Prices. Seats on sale.
SAGE iNll SlllPlli’ll
DARKENS Bill Hill .
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neys if Bladder Bother. You.
Eating meat
produces kidney trouble in some form
or other; says a weirdnown authority.
because the uric acid in meat excites
the kidneys, they become overworked;
get sluggish: clog up and cause all
sorts of distress, particularly batik-
scbe and misery in the kidney region ;
rheumatic twing'es, severe headaches.
aqid stomach. constipation. torpid liv-
er, sleeplesaness bladder and urinary
irritation.
neys arent acting right, or if bladder.
bothers Iou, get about four ounces of
Jad Salts from am good pharmacy;
I ake a tablespoonful in a glass of
it's Grandmother's-Reel” to Restore water before breakfast for a few
\ days and your kidneys
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Hair that loses its color and lustre,
at when it fades, turns gray, dull and!
Ilifeless, is caused m a lack of sulphur
ill the hair. Our grandmother Inadclu
up a mixture of Sage. Tea and Sulphur
to keep her locks dark and beautiful,
and thousands of IIomIn and men
who Ialue that cI'en color that beau
tiful dalk shade of hair which is so
attractiIe. use only this oldttmel
recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mix--
ture in asking at any drug store for a
50- cent bottle of‘ Wyeth‘s Sage and.
Sulphur Compound" which darkens
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nobody can possibly tell it has been,
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You Just dampen a sponge or,
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the ladies with Wyeth'a Sage and Sui
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darkening the hair after a few appli-
cations, it also brings back the gloss
and lustre and gives it an appearance
of abundance.
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will then act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with lithia, and has been
used for generations to fish clogged
kidneys rind stimulate them to nor
mal activity; also to neutralize the
acids in the urine so it no longer irrl
tates. thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anIone:
make a delightful effervescent lithiu-
and women take now and then to keep
the kidneys and urinarI organs clean.
thus avoiding serious kidney disease.
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DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art at
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood
lit creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the diluent organs and
hubs.
Chiropragtors remove’ the can» of
disease and pain. health is restored
tenainyourbody. Pemaietronbles
Itasnetio treatments given also.
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years, and. will be seen here with the
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SWINDLER UNDER ARREST.
m? StaringI ,Fumlture C0.
raring-T31! .w
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years old and the son «Xanadu...
man lain this city.
accused or complicity in a swindllng‘
plot by which 0.1-. Ciobonme. an Eng»
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OTRIKERS lNJURE POLICEMEN.
Kellerman in "Neptune’s Daughter” 00““ With being 8- fugitive from In!-
_ ’ NEW ‘ lishman. ‘ls said to. have lost 7,
A ll" register 0' “19 CODUGEUCM A' Bmd’ Slflndarf‘ of excellence. YELLOW Corn M65], 3 lbs! 100 . , , was taken to New York’yesterda’ 10:: "3”“va N H Oct 8——'l‘wo po-
'. National (luasld is being prepared un- ' SELL ‘ , , ternoon by Lieut. W. F. Boyle. of the tally in 32:05:11; red one probably fa-
, “i - der the superIislon of AdjutantGen REGENT THEATRE GRA . cc New York police. having waived ax. [Hayes of ti; J 9: With striking em-
}? ‘ .eral George M. Cole. Therehnvc in spite of the fact that Annette N. ITTO tradition, He was charged in police p“! and “INNS”; ”3:1“580;MDE
, ,2. 00m 0 as an anu actur-
been several changes in the personnel
,. of the, officers of the National Guard
during the past year, and the new
register will be. completed and ready
for distribution by the time drill sea-
‘ son opens in November.
—Slrlion Steak 20c lb. N. Y. Mkt.
There wfbe a meeting of the Nor-
walk Yacht Club goIerning board. this
7' eyening. at 8 o’clock, at the club
, house. Hickory Bluff. The club was
to have gone formaly out of commis-
- sion on October 15th, but formal
“F Commodore James A. Farrell, whose
yachtElsa If is to be in these waters
some time longer, has made arrange-
ments to keep the house open until
November istr. .
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indict. Grill and gentleman's lunch
min open until 11: 80: p. In. Popular
prices. Table d'hote lunch titty cents.
" 1:30 to a p. III. Table II'IIoIe dinner.
named in main dining room.
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seventyIIivo cents, 5:30 ppm. to- 3 ,5,“ Becky.
Sag... 18 lbs. It i
was making the fourth, fifth and
CHEESE 200 lb-
Siltlll run at the Regent yesterday,
the- theatre was filled for all shows. '
No feature ever shown in Norwalk
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Pork and Beans 3 fer 25c
Successor to Win. Eflroli.
‘- Phone
37 Fort Street.
st Norfialk.
was so generally satisfying as the
Kellerman picture. Today's headliner
will be Charlotte Walker, the dainty
Paramount star in “Out of lbe Dark-
.East India
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ncss," an appealing photo-play. "Gran-
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run tomorrow. This feature . was
scheduled for last Saturday, but will
positively appear tomorrow. The) Pay-
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ton Stock Company plays the Regent
next week: and to meet the demand
for high class pictures, Lockwood's
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program daily, beginning. Monday with
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popular’Blanche Siveet in "The Case
On‘ Wednesday a Vita-
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Rolled Oats“ Fm... the Mill
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to be followed" Thursday by Dorothy
Donnelly in a new Metro "Sealed Val-
ley;" Friday Cyril' Maude making his
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Paramount "Peer Cynt." the first
photofihy, excepting "The Birth of a
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program. and on Saturday ‘The Dis-
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in; Compny. Thirty-five hundred oper-
ves are idle as a result of the strike.
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