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Grieat Feature Pictures
PHONE
NORWA“
TONIGHT
MAE MURRAY ~
In “The Big Sister”
THEATRE IWY- In C powerful drama of New York?
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Daniel Frohman presents the Mur-
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“The Big Sister ” a Famous Play- Waudevilto N“ form Thrice Dino! f
liife,
Wook 8M Previous High 3
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‘ers' production.
Cast of Characters: Betty Norton,‘
Mae Murray; Jimmy Norton, Matty:
IReuben; Rodney Channing, Harry C. i It is seldom that there is not awenk
IBmw‘m‘ M” Sp‘ummgr ”4 Dam“ Ilink in a vaudeville bill and a vaude-
. ”in?" Mendez, Armand Cortes, Joe Ville show which has live acts, which
Kelly Tammany Youug’ Edith. Hor isupports one another in the best of
:rnCt‘ Flinn; Robert Colton. Joe Glea-‘ tylé‘ is something to be desired The
W"; N‘moui J' Albert Hall. Palace Theatre presents a bill for the
i Synopsis: Mae Murray, celebrated I last ”nee days of this week that IS ‘1:
war "I ”‘9 “Follies." who deserted hummer. and one that simply delight
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Clue Agnew-mo and the
Picture. Please.
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QUICK HEAT WHEN YOU WANT ITl
DURING THE FALL MONTHS THER
NECESSARY BUT IT IS NOT COLD 7
. COAL STOVE. AT THE PRESENT COST OF COAL THE AVERAGE FAMILY DO:
NOT FEEL LIKE STARTING THE COAL FIRES UNTIL THE WEATHER 5 _‘
COLD ENOUGH FOR A SEADY HEAT. ' .
THIS IS JUST WHEREA GAS HEATER FITS IN. YOU HAVE THE HEAT IN.
STANTLY, WHEN YOU WANT IT AND AS LONG AS YOU NEED IT.
THE COST ISVSMALL—Bc “PER HOUR
: GAS‘HEATERSALE NOW ON ' - «
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ARE MANY DAYS WHEN SO“ HEA
NOUGH TO START THE FURNACE 0
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hioadway to become a photoplay star, :d the large audiences which flocked;
its presented by the Famous l’laVers’ ,to the North Main street playhouse; .5
SATURDAY—ALICE BRADY in
COATS" and BILLIE BURKE in “GLORIA'S RO-
* MANCE."
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PAlACE 1L.
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l ‘ VAUDlEVILLE
Many Divcv‘ces and other Sulfa Ex-‘erai others, who are Well-known tothe
peered to Have a Hearing Soon. i
Theloilowinglocal cases were to bel
heard by Judge Edwin B. (lager, in the left in sole charge of her little broth-
"The Playhoutle That Pleascs.” Fallncld ('otiiity Superior court.
Bridgeport, today:
August Yunkes V's
“MISS PETTI-
----— ———-—‘--——" Eirathertd an exceptional cast.
NORWALK CASES SCHEDULED.
Fm“ tornpany ”1“,th B”; 815““ a “yesterday. Va'udeville was on the bllli
Ulrrillrng “my 0‘ ”‘9 ““de “'0'“ and Vesterday for the fourth timfthis sea—
Uf 111* 50631190 upper ”11“" “hm“:soll and unquestionably the attraction ..
‘is the Paramount picture at the lie--
was the best yet.
.Len ’lheatre tonight, in support 0f the The Assana Students, who head the
star. Director John B. O'Brien has
, bill. are Norwegians. They are musi-
includ-
. .ciana‘ of the first water. They play
ing Harry G. Browne. lda Darling. J.l
Alb . H ll T , . all sorts of instruments and they play
. i (ii a . animany 30““ ““1 “9" them well. For the lover of music a
VVisit lo the Palace today or tomorron
Have Your Heater Installed Now
The United El ectric Light and Water 00.
Phone 1680
Brings your Heater. . Bay $1 monthly!
for four months. ':
67 WALL STREET
was» mamas-a:
photoplayyublk‘ is a treat The Students lave etery \
“T110 Big SiSlPr.” Betty Norton. ii thin, in their favor and nothing can and their repertoire of a phasing na
he said oi them that would be of a de m"
"n 9 h 9| I d! vogatory nature They are me most The Bijou (‘ouedy Three Was the
' 0D 9“ y poor an R“ «any preyr entertaining hand of musical stars to'mh” mm b” C” ”‘9 b‘ ii and ‘l' usn't
“Nifty-l Mendez when this disiep- play here this year and the thunder a bit weak. The time young men ill
at er Jimmy by her drunken lather They
Helen Yankee.
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H‘HURSDAY FRIDAY SAT. Leo liatis; Keogh & (‘andee Allow- :utable under- world leader fasiens up- ous applause which greeted them onithe act had good Voites and sang Vvell
ance to defend Alimony pendente on Betty as the object of his desires. 'ith first appearance yesterday wasland they had a whole batch 01 fun")
I URDAY
FIVE BIG ACTS AND
FEATURE PICTURES WilliamG. Shaw, trustee vs Annlt. away from the girl he so ierrorizes
IJackron. ‘
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l ASSAN A STUDENTS
Musical Troupe of pleadinti deiendant's demurrer.
laugusl Sth.1916.
Martha M.
w Louis F_ Haase, et ni Leo Davis,
James M Ly
Judgment for want of answer.
I Ethel M. Pierce vs. John Pierce. Jr.
“We“? Singing and Musical Act L. Goldachmidt. Llnxweiler a Hege r“? of
'man. For order adiudging defendant ‘3 3m“ l“ "WY WSW?! find
in contempt for failure to comply with “‘0” 0‘ ”m
decree of court to pay alimony.
l William S Wilcox, trustee, v5. 305,: tainly will prove it big drawing card
Hawaiian
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been. ELDRIDGE and CARR
Knock-built *Com'edy
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THREE
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FEATURE PICT
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THE UNDER “TRIO
Three Classy Maids
THE BIJQU COMEDY
Purveyora of Fun
llife.
URES
Light t
Motion to
Deck
nch:
jeph DIsesa. Keogh & Candoe;
'& Light. John (‘uneo. Judgment for
.want of answer.
i Warren E. Smith vs..
‘Thompson. et iii.
Ll‘onight._The domestic drama Light& Light.
n Johnq ., Se nrour Vs (‘ity of South in the anpmom‘ the audience wan;
sariitggfliafifgex {:13},ch in Norwalk. Lei) llnvis: John J. Walsh "'0“: “"0; 0’ “our”. ”'0“ that "r9 in- "w-‘Hmulds- “'9'? ““0 "If“ '"di‘id 'falr sized but as usual in the trvr-niniz‘
the Strong Drama “Alien tor “'aallingtcli 5mm ”,ng mmnm, ifn .trcd in lire remaining chapters of on} ’l‘ht‘) inipcraonated \RI‘IOUH pen- ”,9". was fl full ”on.“
Slulst," lion (‘t‘lf‘llllllt‘t' ol‘ the Town of Nor-‘"”“‘-“"'"d"rf“lI‘m“! comedy 0‘13,” ‘0 N"- H‘W danced and "WY 30"" "l“: The llelm'mts opened the bill. They.
M0“13Y‘-'I‘tiarlglc play “Crotch. “Mk; E. M Lockwood for ”H, (‘il.\‘ 0! see all lilllll still‘rcmnins. in order to audience an idea of how the girls of.hnrc a musical act that is Plettslflllr ‘
en the GrOCiilhorn.” ' \‘orwnlk .‘rioiion to strike out twnmlm, ”w ”mm m the ”FM “1‘" ' lone "“9 l"“k°d~ The “H“ “"‘N‘llt’ml-lnnd somewhat not-‘l. They introduce
COMING l Ellis l3. Howard “R Frank N. Fer-‘5“ he sure and not miss this chapter. 'llit'lr costumes were well selected and a lot of singing cannrics
{The [rice Wonder PiCtul‘c 0‘ the '1‘. Kt-orrh .l: (hum-p; 30...“, ll. ’l‘aV- tomorrow at the Recent 'l‘lrcntrn l‘lIV'1l(‘ll\'t‘lIl‘tI thel voices were sweet Tire llnder Trio introduce songs and
, Ages ‘ ‘lor. llcfuiill for failure to file answer.l ‘ -- ' W’“ >~ - -
' “CIVILIZATION” i i mu. i: VV'i lt‘ Vs. Milton ll, White.‘ 'WMWMWM - NM. .4». W as...“
{The Powerful Vitazraph War Krrrgli .\ ('ullllt‘t’,
Storv of “THE FALL OF A l’lninlifl
NATION. "
SMALL PUTS lN DEFENSE.
at a...—
hltll'N'i‘AlNYliRll'. N, it. Oct. 6 'm
I"|l‘lit"l(' l.. Sni'iii was given an oil-
por-iumiy in the District court today to I
Iirr- cn' testimony in defense against Kw
tho ('2 tree that he murder ("tI his VVil‘i,
lltlrtll't‘ A. Small. whose body was
found in the collar of her burned cot-
,Iiiiw here on Sepi. 28. The DI‘OQPCU‘:
lion clc-ictl its case yesterday after‘
witiimnes had testified that tho wo
man’s death had been caused in sirau- it
gulnzioii, and that she had also been ,
Ire-:li- -u and shot iii the head. é I.
t‘t‘illr
l-‘li-nnor ’i‘ninrnany L“.
John J. l‘iineo.
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littll Mill [Mill
Hill sow
Eat less meat if you feel Buckachr
or have Bladder
9 ‘ trouble.
\
No man or woman who cat's, meat
can make a mistake by
regumrly
flushing the kidneys
eats a well-known
forms uric acid which ex
ncys. they become ever
the strain, get sluggish
filter the waste and pOisions from the
blod. then we get sick.
rheumatism, headaches,
nervousness, dizziness,
and urinary disorder come from Bulg-
‘gifih kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache in'
the kidneys or your back hurt: or if
-‘tle urine is cloudy,
sr'iiment,
tended by a sensation
stop eating ,meat and get about four:
i
pgnces of Jad Stilts front
my; take a iablesponful
water before breakfant
hiya mar kldaejVawill Act fine. This.
Catriona salts is made from the acid of
trance. and lemon Juice, combined
_ lwlth "thin, and} ”has .besh- tuned for
.mrmn‘sz. Lto [iridium “stimulate
the .irldnays;:.. alone in -nentutlze ”16.0! Mr‘ Ralph Gregory nodal-loo: Elsi-n .
. acids. in urine Iii it do We" bandit on Wednesday October 11th '-
Irritation thus landing bladder. mli lawmaker; M “a ct. re- =
" {mm more. Charles.
connot- Mirna Alice Mo‘rwin will be mailed on
iti’r‘é mil .
”UPI-Mm mammal on see--
authority.
offensive. full of
irregular of ansage or at-‘
Tire Railroad company has erected
in small ohuse directly adjoining \\'il-
l ton depot on the north for the use of;
0019 and reception of ruhbish which:
would otherwise deface the surround-
inns
The Right Reverend Edward Camp-
ion Acheson of euffragan bishop oft
Connecticut addressed a meeting or
the Si. \latthew' 5 Men's Working clubl
on Wednesday evening. The meeting.
was well attended, all present \l't‘l‘e‘
deeply interested in the speakers rc- -
mark: concerning: his travels: in Eu-
rope, particularly Rome. The men en-
joyed a smoke after refreshments had
been served.
Mr. and Mrs. Gedney and family of
the city have returned home after it
pleasant
Hill.
The singing class resumed the met”-
ing.: for the winter on ednesday eve-
; ning in the Congregational Chapel. All
interested in music or social life amt
cordially invited to attend.
The whist club met Tuesday after-
Mrs. G. W.
tables were in play, and eyeryone en-'
joyed the voccision.
ments Were served by the hastens.
Mrs. David Ogden. Mrs. D. D. Yel-
ford, Mr. and Mrs. Blsaell and Mr. and
Mrs.
ed to Wilton from Pnasaic, N. J. on
Saturday and were the guests of rela-'
tires. «
Invitations are out for the weddlnl ~
IiillNElS
occasionally
Meat
cites the kid-
VV'orked from
and fail to
Nearly all
liver trouble.
sleeplessness
of scalding. I
any'pharm-
in a glans c':
and in few
a
68'
it“!
lllilll).
l\"il‘ “zinc
liuiisci.
noon with
motion
lift.
or notice
Uncontested Divorces.
.iilu A
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El‘ 1 t‘nmlce.
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Hi i :il A"
HMM n5
summer
Jack Cook
m-
lliiuscr \'.\‘. George E.
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WILTON
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‘By threatening to have Jimmy taken latories and funny sayings that brought
down the house.
Music predominated in the bill from
first to last, but it was good music, and
among the people who have seen the
lshow there are no kicker a.
Feature Picturoo.
Tonight the strong domestic drama
“Husband and Wife.” will be shown,
V-thl merited
Cecil, Eldridge and Carr make up a
knockabuut comedy trio who furnish,
,plean' of fun and excitement. They
i AT THE RECENT THEATRE TO- 'ine rattling fine acrobats..h_ave lotsof
i MORROW funny things to any or do and there
i Aline [truth in "Miss Petticoats-J‘ilrrnr a dull moment while they are on
L & H. Bronson ;will be. the attraction of the World the 51889.
Film (ompanles best photoplaya and‘ The Belmohtu furnish
featuring a star from the start in the new in the way of a novelty
Miss Brady Her support and musical act.
the
piece is Very interesting
from the start to the finish which cer-
Light.
at ' ike
& lei that ahe flees from the city
the:
filed-
(nay
front
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er administratrix.
”mama row ,Seoaue Haynwakn. Japanese act-
: l .H‘ln addition ‘10“:19” or, shows in the Paramount picture,
own 3 “8 ng. '11 c was most p on "3' “Allen Souls." and on Monday the Tri-
tlrey introduced-a flock o! canarlel angle picture “Gretchen. the. mean-
whicli sang with the Belmontri and‘ ,.
lborn. will be on the screen.
showed careful training. The male
member of the duo played the paino. id
the female Belmont sang and the cana
:iert chimed in sweetly and in harmony!
in a way which caused them men to
hold notes when the occasion demand
or].
’llic l‘ndcr Trio. made up of time
Light to all that witness this picture of Miss
Brady in “Miss Petticoats at the pop-
: —- .u ulnr plahouse tailed the Regent Thea-
Oscar S. m:
Keogh & Candee; l Along wilh this picture will also be
shown the llillle Burke in Gloria's Ito
numce picture, which is drawing to a
" Phantom l-‘ortunea'
slug \‘lilliam 8 Hart.
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THE PALACE VAUDEVILLE.
W
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alimony
John Mayor.
for pen-
Wii‘iam' Trim-
For' further or-
Vs. John A. ll\\'_\'t‘l'.‘
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This new fall clothing we are showing include
some very stunning styles, in all the new material: or.
colors. We invite you to‘soe it. You will find excep-
tional value, and good quality throughout.
Ladies' New‘FCsli SilliSV
$l5tio to R“: 3.00
Carried in Velour Checks. Oahu-dines. Poplin; and Broadcloth:—
oih plain and fur trimmed. No extra charge for alterations.
(‘uiiiieo
r .w“r.~
‘ inery
$3! to $7.50
Creations from one of New
York '3 best miliiricrs.
Waisis
$1.50 to. $5.00.
Dainty Fall Styles in all ma-
teriala ~
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spmt on Drum
Men’s Fall soils
D
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$ 15 toll-22
'These are particular suits
for particular mcn— We“
made, latest style—perfect
fitting. Select one—pay no-
you find convenient and get .
full season’s wear out of
your snitlhis season. ‘
Ogden. (our! ‘ .
Boys' hurts
$4.50 up
Good Strong School Suits
that will give service.
Dainty refresh-
e
and child : ran auto-
dand-
moot
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something in addition to the vaudeville. Tomor- i
l
Tuea- recton of'the Westinghouse Ali Brakel'
,Bamey Barnard will appear in Company yesterday declared a special
and, on W-ednes dividend of ten per cent.
ri.ay “The Patriot" will show, featur. share, which will call for the distribu- ,
dancing nOVelties
Cecil, Eldridge and (‘arr have an act
that carrried the house by storm.
Some exceptionally fine dancing is of-
fered as well as some acrobatic stunts
that of higher order. The act is car-
ried through with snap. ,
The Bijou Comedy Trio favor with
songs that were appreciated and re-
ceived a heavy hand. '
The bill closea with the, hold liner ,
the Aasana 'S‘udente. a Hawaiian mu- ‘
sical troupe. This is indeed a his freat- .p
ure act out of 'the ordinary and that
the house enthusiastically applauded
is putting it mildly.
here ,early today. of burns ‘
last night. when her clothing
fire from the kitchen stove:
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DIVIDEND Fort wesfrincrioust
.COMPANY... ‘ :
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PITTSBURGH, Pa" Oct. 6 The di-
or 86 a:
thn of 82,000,000 on November 1. The _ ,
company declared a regular quarterly
dividend of 82 5‘. share two woolrnngo.
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rt T!~n Retreat tonight
c—gts. ‘
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THESE THREE STYLES
reprcrent a few of the smartest Fall Faahm' .
Pictorial Review
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