The management announced today
that after tomorrow evening, Hoyt’s
mine, which for the past few
mots has been showingmoring pic-
hres. will be closed. The pictures
will be shown at the Palace Theatre.
on North Main street, in conjunction
Mb the vaudeville.
~—
& ‘ Palace Theatre.
The Palace Theatre has scored
again. The best show of the pre»
sent season opened at the popular
Earth Main street. playhouse yester-
dpy afternoon and will be here for the
list three days of the week.
The Dream Dancers. with Jacob I’.
Adler. Jr., in the lead, present a de-
lightful dance act that is novel. in.
,‘eresting and at the same time gives
the public the opportunity to witness
meme really clever work. Six young
women and two young men. take part
in the act.
“ Another powerful act and one which
brought encore after encore at the
shows given Yesterday. is that of
, Bucket" and Winifred, the t‘liiuuinun
‘ and the coon. luckcr and \l’iniircd
have been here on numrruus owns
ions and the) urn» up funny as v‘\e‘l“
yesterday and “:1! b to: the rest 0!
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. llcll.r'itz‘..i star lll "On
‘Our Honeymoon." n laughable s‘sctctt
which deals with the story that the.
title implies. licllclnir llrotlu‘rs arr"
clever gymnasts. and l‘nzk and (lurk,
violinist and lilifllislt‘. are writ north
“Being.
. The motion pictures are up to the
' minute- c 3
r . PAVTON COMPANY CLOSING.
With but two more cngagcmcnts to
play, Norwalkcrs who have enjoyed
the engagement of the Payton Stock
Company at the Regent Theatre this
.week and capacity houses are sure
to see the remaining shows. Last
evening “Little Miss Brown" was of-
t «lend and met immediately with the
1 approval of 0 good sized house. As
‘- «vs-‘7. Mortimer said during the early
,' . put of the week, it was full of "bright
gj comedy" and this pleased the and-
q. lenoes. All through the play the sit-
uations were interesting, but no where
if did they cause anxiety, while the
, ' humor abounded to such an extent
“at hundreds of laughs were enjoyed.
the curtain will rise about one hour
date this evening. The engagement of
the company will close Saturday with
“Tim Shepherd of the Hills,” matinee
and night. .
. Lockwood's Hall.
One of the biggest. of the Paramount
i slurs will be. seen in pictures at Lock-
«0 ' flood's Hall tonight, Cyril Maude in
2 “Peer Gynt," a new photo play. Satur~
'7: day evening's production will be “The
." . District Attorney." The excellent
Metro turd Paramount features will
continue at lnt‘kwond‘s Hall for the
first three days of next week! while
the “Birth of a Nation" is playing at
the Regent. '
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“THE BIRTH OF A NATION."
«fiTh‘e gcncral character of "The Birth
40! II~~Nation' is of necessity sober and
sombre.
and is not to be approached in ievlty
or with the view that there is
laugh in every line." it is not a farce; 'r
{it is not a comedy, it is simply
truthful picture of the times it. por-r
nature about those times and events.
Yet there is comedy in D. W. Gritvi
.mh's filmed spectafle.- Comedy of the
.r
' chum.
‘ ‘. their
best. of good feeling.
. within a few moot
iii each others arms.
'. ,‘l'hen there, is the young daughter
{of the Southern home; almost a boy.
on tricks With her brothers, sisters,
' . and their guests. Alas, later we see:
' _ Sher tragic end, when to save herself.
T .0011: ‘a plate worse than death, she!
jumps ‘from the high cliff. Comedy:
that ends in tragedy, but comedy just’
‘ the some. -
Again there is the scene in "the
quarters" where the uegroes are.
“showing of!" for the benefit! of North-E
m visitor-sax There is. the shuttle.
muck ‘snd wing “Mississippi 2 Sawyer."
“Turkey. in the _ ,traw,‘.' and other.
_eps,in which t .dar’keys’delighted:
terin‘ .the
'llfii'oles. . - , -
Antigen through it all there are bits
thir'lighter shade of life 'to beaver-
.by‘the somber shade inter on"r
dysthat iiB‘ what'Tinakes "The Birth
“The Only Son" is today‘s play, and .
it represents a critical pera
ind in the history of the States. it?
pictures a time that “tried men's souls"§
.0“,
a}
trays, and there was little of a model
I most delicate sort, but comedy never-r
so.
There is'the typical Southern home}
where all is good cheer. War's alarmsé
have not yet disturbed its serenity. A}
erner is visiting his old college!
Youth will be served. and in;
playful wrestling and chasingi
each other about, the old mansion and;
r grounds. we have pure comedy and theill
No matter'iff
.. be they are to die on:
“be field of, battle. enemies but claspem
Men, playful as a kitten, up to all sorts:
play they hove their ser- ,
perfectly. Then the real drama sturts.‘
The husband loses his money by un-i
fortunate speculations, and in his dif-
ficulties he goes to his friend, Bigelow, ‘
for assistance and advice.
Bigelow. played by Nat Goodwin, at
once gets busy, and 01th his "msster
hand" smoothes out all the diificuities
of the unhappy people in the play.
The villainous husband is killed, and
all ends happily. But before this con-
summation is reached, Asensationalism.
vies with sensationllism in exciting
and maintaining our interest, and the
film ranks itself as an unmistakable
thriller.
Tonight at Hoyt’s Theatre.
SENIORS OF LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL
ACTIVE.
As has been mentioned in previousi
issues of this paper in the High School:
Notes. the seniors are managing the
Ben Greet Players who will periormf
in the High School Auditorium on this?
Saturday evening, October 16. They
will present the Shakespearian Com-i
cdy “Much Ado About Nothing." The?
Senior Class is doing this in order to:
finance the activities of the class dur-'
ing the coming year. . 9
Ben Greet, “no has been connected?
.niih the stage in producing Shake;
,spcnriuu plays for many years, is,
“plundered toduy one of the greatest‘
:0! bring authorities on the English
drama. and is \mrlti iuuiuus for his:
rcnmrkslllr productions and as a,
‘lt‘dt‘ilt‘l‘ ot‘ the dramatic. arts. Mn},
‘tlt‘r‘t‘l's‘ success is largely due to his
ability to choose cupable players and
train lilt‘lll to properly delineate the
‘rliarnclcrs in classical pluys. The.
:pisys presented by him are gtvcn in
more fashion with the minimum stage?
fella-t. There is nothing to detruct nt -
itention from the play. They are real:
.rdumrionul productions of masterpiece;
cs of classical comedy and drama. Ab»!
M‘ltilely correct diction and pronuncia-
tion is n distinguishing clntructcristlo
out Mr. (lreet's players. ,
i This is it splendid opportunity for
[the people of Norwalk, who are really
lovers of good drama.
—. fl...“—
LAWYER STACKPOLE DEAD.
NEW YORK. Oct. lfiwtleorge F.
Stackpole. the lawyer of Rivet-head. I...'
1., who was stricken with anthrax
several days ago. died in Bellevue
hospital early today of heart failure
resulting from the poison of the
disease. p
-—il your tenants more. use a Sen-
tinel To Let Ad. They are read by s
ulnritv 0! the people in Norwalk.
sinister reputation. The plot succeeds? EXTENDING PARSEL POST. gthan eleven ponnds nor manure more
Hats May Now Be Shipped That Way
to Argentina.
After next Friduy it will be possible
to ship hats by paroel post! ion this
city to the Argentine Republic. end ini
fact anything else which is now sent
States has concluded I parcel post can-
vention with the Argentine gepublie.
Parcel post packages for the m
lune Republic must not weigh more ——Lstest style Soft Hots. O’Brien.
3mm three feet, six inches in length
I;e.nd six feet in length and girth oom-
5visited.
The postage in the U. S. as
The postage in the United Statesos
mantel post packages for the Argentine
lby parcel post. The loco! post oillces i‘Republic will betwelve cents for each
2 received notice todsy 111“ the United pound or fraction thereof. Parcel post
whee to the Argeueine Republic can
not be registered.
in town.
Agency for Ron 0|
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immensely by this oppo
the season.
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good\ news to all women
%%
n: Notion" such is truthful‘ picture, 0:
‘ tiniesdvhose life it portryas for;
y follows comedy; ever. Sué’h
». " . i
gt Goodiuln in “The Master Hand”!
;._World mini-Corporation presents the,
report. photoplay, “The Master
0,” basednpon Carroll Flemingls
lgkngyvn} drama of: the: some . name. "
coding is the star of'tlle photo-.f
audience‘s see the moi?
. nor-"3., not -'
“t
armistinty that, When '~
. “it"? are, not may '
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. 'SUITS‘REDUCED I
These Reduced Pricesnrc in force Saturday on many of the most stylish and beauti-
‘ful Fall Suits. These‘are Suits that were displayed berg ail-the Opening and won
your‘admiration at that time. They are thte latest stylh, most desirable fabrics.
and in tailoring and fit, are all that even the'best-dressed women could desire.
we have too many of them, and. at the marked-down. prices they will hurry out to
make way for new goo is arriving daily. .Women 05 goodntastoéand thrift yvill profit - ,
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- , $39.75 Tailored Suits - -, Marked Down” to $29.75
‘ $35. OO‘Taiiored Suits - _- Marked Down to $25.00
:About fifty choice Suits in the”!ot."Not"many, of a kindé—only one or two in most
casosfibutiyou‘will betel] the better pleased for that. Materifils are ,Chifl’on. Broad-
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tern—Austen. “ .
A very, pretty home wedding Jock
place Saturday afternoon at 3:30 p. u,
when Miss Anna Knolls-Ambler.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Am-
bler, became the bride of George Hen-
ry Delta. The ceremony was perform-
ed at the home of the bride by Rev.
Henry E Anderson. in the presence of
the immediate relatives and a fen
friends of the contracting parties-The
bride. who wore a beautiful dress of
white silk, trimmed with valenctennea
lace and carried a large bouquet of
white cut-nations, was attended by Mia:
Harriett better as bridemaid and
Charles W. Ambler as best man. After
the ceremony, a, reception and luncbg
eon was served, after which the young
couple left on a short flip to parts un-
known The bride when going ash)"
wai attired in a very becoming suit;
of brown with u but to match.” The
house was attractively decorated with:
autumn foliage. ferns end flowers. I
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Taupe Fox Sets
Cross Fox Sets
Alaska Sable Sets
Red Fox Sets
Hudson Seal Sets
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"7 . -. Ribbons :37 ~:
More fancy articles at the Rib;
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cntal colorings}.fastencd to soles
“ with French silk‘en ‘hegls-ET‘VThe
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scasou. \r’cry smart and a little more unusual
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both in button and lace models. /
Imported French Bronze Kid Button Boots
; with bronze tops to matchmrc hand-turned, With
Louis XV. heels-for evening weir.
Second” floor.
Coat '
Made from matcrials‘tbat arc shower-proof,
by the ‘_‘.Kcnrcigu" process. Models in a ‘witic
range of colorings,,plai<is,. checks; stripes and
novelty worstcds, and the attracttvcnfls hes in
the 'graccfpi lines and cut of the "garment"
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the assortment is much larger than at any previous time.
FUR SETS, for strcct wcar kw
Genuine Russian Sable Set, value $3,0moo
Muff 5 Skins
Scarf 6 Skins
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wear
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nd street
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Oscelot Coats, natural marked skins. .
'Mufi's in all fashionable models. flat and pillow blj»'it‘:~', burrci and nit-ion tltjfig‘lls.
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Buck-top Shoes
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Second, floor.
Salted Nuts..of finest variety
tan'as, "Very choice.
$1.00 ‘0‘ lb. 33 bulk.
Mine l‘fn‘uts 3‘
' Peanuts: , ..
‘ Main )floor
Belts _
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Knitted Silk Ties,
Novelty Handkerchief in
blue, pink. sand, rosc. pcucl‘ :md lilllsldl't
hetllstitfltt‘d or in stripes. Many \\‘H2lit‘ll
_v work.
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Almonds, pecans, filbcris and cias-
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And i‘rdles. Very tfnusual and
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business Hours from 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m.
_ GreatRPieasure is Anticipated in
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" The Furs For 1915-15 -
'Htc Furs have been scicctcd with great care by an expert li‘tl_\(‘l‘. and inc
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from $50.00 to $150.00
from $75.00 to $150.00
from $90.00 to $150.00
from $40.00 to 3 75.00
from $30.00 to 8 75.00
“‘ ' " . . $150.00
and bordcrf huh: ‘-
$50.00 2::
. $125.00 .'
Sccmtd floor.
Distinctive Accessories
for Men
Bathrobes of Indian Blankets in gay t‘nini'inp.
imitation .\;t\ulti lil imp-.0. can ‘1‘“).
‘ c'ffccts. trimmed mt'n collars or. . m oi
thr‘v. ‘En‘
56.00
khaki color
$1.00. SL50 and $1.75
500, 75C and $1.00
. Colors
Chino in t‘thlIl>llt‘ sTm-iv s (It pair
1, Hum
us-
25 cts.
Very dainty norcltics in corncr cmlwoulcry
and initials. long letters. SOlllt' in colors.
25 cts.
. Shears
And Scissors, American stcci,
all in handy stylcs. the kinds that
arc nccdcd in every house. -
'l‘rimmcrs. small and largchwilh
sharp or blunt points. Manicure
and Embroidery Scis30rs,‘ Edi-
tors' Shcars and Buttonimlc
Shears. ‘
Special styles for. lcit hand.
.l)ennisoni Section
Decorations for Halloween, in
napcr, new patterns, a trifle more
frightful than- in former years.
.Luncheon and supper clothe.
Paper Plates and Napkins.
Flowers and Favors for the
mystic night in the proper colors.
‘ Basement.
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