i v.
of Five C oncerts
By the World’s Most Celebrated Artists
at POLI.’S THEATRE
Steinert Series
.5"‘
KING 5mm .
* $500 T0 G. o. p.
(Continued mm m use)
Cummings 8652.56. Frank C. Sumner,
Hartiort, $1,000, Caroline Rants-Rees,
Greenwich. 8500: Julius Stremlsu
Mei-idea, 8260; Andrew Lei-y, Scum
Norwslk, 8150: Charles G. Lincoln,
Rutter-d, $100: Simeon E. Baldwin.
New Haven, 8250; Robert P. Butler.
Hutton. uoo; w. o. Burr, award.
:32: William R. Palmer, New Haven,
The Republican National Cons?"-
sional Committee reports that $1.000
was contributed to the campaign oil
wave James 2. (Ryan.
Neither hank B. Brandexee nor
United States Senator from
out have received contributions to his
mum sounding to their
reports to the secret-Iv o! the Sen-
ste. W says he has received
nothing, but has psfi 8100 to the
town committee of New London and
181,000 to J. iienry muck, .stste
chairman. Lonergsn says he has re-
ceived or disbursed no money what-
3001015 3 1" 4 ‘.
—Sentlnel Want Advs. Bring Good
" Results.
Wu rm a: mo mlsuuuus
Augustine Morgan, mam ,tori
Meeti-
"-4 7");
" on Sunday Afternoon at 3:15
'At Popular Prices, $6.50, $7.50 and $8.50, for
the Entire Series
NOW ON
M. Steinert & Sons Co.,
71' ’
915 Main St.
SALE AT
NOVEMBER 7th
New York Philhar-
monic Orchestra
America's First and One of the
World’s Greatest
JOSEF STRANSKY. Director
YOLANDO MERO. Piano Soloist
' NOVEMBER 28th
MADAM LOUISE
HOMER
Greatest of America's Contrai-
tos and her daughter
Miss Louise Homer, Jr.
Soprano ‘ .
IN A JOINT CONCERT i
psonmsmh
MARY GARDEN
The Biggest Attraction in the
World
Our Mary—the Superb.
GABRIELLA
JANUARY 9th.
'ANNA CASE
soprano and Artist Supreme
and
Jacques Thibaud
The .famous French Violinist
FEBRUARY 2011:
The Sensational Contralto . -‘
From the Metropolitan and Chicago Opera Companies
A assisted by
REINHOLD WARLICH, Baritone
BESANZONI-
REGENT
Theatre '
Entertainment That Bears The
Regent Stamp of Quality Is
Guaranteed.
Today at 2:15; 7:15 and 9:15
The Popular He Vamp
Lew Cody
in his latest screen feature at-
traction
“Occasionally Yours”
Ford Weekly Special Comedy
Thursday
(No show because of political
rally.
Friday and Saturday
Constance Talmadize
In a remarkable film version one-red
By [first National
“The Perfect Woman”
Coming
“THE COPPERHEAD"
Special Arrangements Have Been
Completed to Furnish Complete
Election Returns Tuesday Night.
The House of 100 Per Cent Enter-
talnment
Today at 2:15, 7:15 and 9:15
A new episode of Pathe Popular
Serial
Starring
Ruth Roland
“Ruth of the Rockies” .
—-Ind—- l.
Marie Doro in a brilliant pieflrs of
fiery" York life, “Midnight Gam-
o s ,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
A vaudsvl le‘b'llr oi unusual appeal
' including
pm a co.
in
“AN EVENING AT non"
oil;
Thursday—Joseph unnett In
“Youth's Desire.”
Al Willi-JAWS
? lu-zmex'r 'rnmv
m- _.__.——
.ln-w (‘mly I» Star of Now Feature
“(k-('iisiolinlly Yours." ‘
The lit-gent Theatre offers an at«
:trnclion or unusual merit today in
‘lmw Cody's latest film feature "Occa-
sionally Yours." This is rated as one
of the plays in which the popular star
01‘ western drama is at his best and
critics who have reviewed the produc-
tion are loud in their praise of the ca-
pable manm-r in which the stars of
the picture have handled themselves.
The direction of tlu- play could hardly '
,he improve-d upon and the theatre go-
ers who nry admirers of Lew (‘ody are
in store for u treat when this attrac-
tion is presented.
PALACE TODAY
'Maric Doro In "or Own Company
Produces “Midnight Gambian"—
.\t-w Ruth liulaml Episode.
“The Midnight Gambols" is the lat-
est feature attraction in which Marie
lloro is starri-d and it is of special in-
terest. helm: the first production which
this popular player has made since
she left the Paramount organization.
Miss Doro's style. her winsome man-
ner and her winning good looks have
made hex-one of the most admired
isturs of the screen. “Midnight Gam-
hols is. as the name of the production
mighth be expected to imply a story
of "roadway. In addition to this fea—
ture ituth Roland will be seen in a.
new episode of “Ruth of the Rockies"
int the Palace today.
HEALTH err-ices ARRAIGNED.
Waterbury Official Charged With
Violating Narcotic Law.
NEW HAVE“. Oct. 27.—-Dr. C. W.
S. Frost, city health ofllcer 0t Water~
bury. was indicted by the Grand Jury
in the United States District Court
recently on a charge of violating the
narcotic law, it became known today,
when Dr. Frost appeared with his
counsel, Attorney McGrath of Water-
bury and pleaded not: guilty before
Judge Thomas. The case is under
bonds of $1,000, which he has {urn-
ished for an appearance.
mation was made public as to the de-
tails of the charge against the physi-
cian. _'
' Mrs. Annie Sacher of Bridgeport
)pleaded guilty to maintaining a liquor
.still and was ilneli $25 and costs.
John Tarasevich of Bridgeport.
pleaded guilty to having a quart of
iliquor in his possession and was lined
875' and cost'.
The case of Joseph Fleischer of
New York, who was held for transpor-
ting liquor, was nolled, as it devel-
oped that he had a license. . .
Nicholas Scotti and Salvatore
Scotti oil New York. charged with
transporting whiskey and alcohol,
wereuilned 8125 es'ch. ,
SEEBACK mgr-:8 '10 mm
CHICAGO. Oct. 2'}.—‘—wmiani Rick-
etts. of Flint. Mich. defeated Charles
Seebeck. of Torrington. Conn.. 126 to
ram—um. Rhodes in “no
109. yesterday. in the national pocket
spins n , . billiard tournament. McCoy. of Rich-.
P Girl. I mond. Va.. won from Charles Weston}
E - of Hmufsh. 125 t. 101.
3 ‘- " Word. 'of Chicago. defeated .Ru-_
cannon m
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fiaAZerk-epua
was- .7
roe announce.
m. fighfi i
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m. «an 3A1: my». ”to .7" 7., w h,
“‘ ' toencfawéénb Jacobson. 73
dolph. of Sayre. Ps.,125 to 8-2. luau-4
uher scene. - »
Welter Franklin. of_ Kan-s City.
defeated Orville Nelson: of Rochester,
No lnfor- .
. Y.. 12$ 10.1115 Henchman; «.1an
‘ many! the} tourmme
W,
p.111. 2
EnglishTweeds,
brown and tan with a
hIér‘aii/i‘sfi ea! ”1657’
[The store closes daily“ 6 o’docE
fluids, Stripes, Tweeds
was more comfortable for
All 54 inches wide.
genuine imported, in medium
glint of blue, :1 thread of gold,
all very evenly and‘ softly blended; This same
grade sold not long ago for $4.00
‘ Wool Tricotine, navy blue only, an exception-
ally fine quality desirable weight for winter Suits.
551 inches wide. Last year this sold for $7.00 ‘a yard.
..—-a
mu
uoLv, urea-lino sum
The First Apple-m Makes sun
Cool and
Come.
ii you are uncaring noun sessile or
some other torturing. m
lskin trouble you may quickly be rid
o! it by using lenthoSIIphur, do
‘clsres a noted skin I
i This sulphur prepsrstigll. heosuu
of its germ destroying properties.
seldom tails to quickly subdue itch-
ing, even or fiery ’eesems. fl'he first
application makes the skin .cool and
comfortable. Rash and blotches are
healed right up. Months-Sulphur is
applied like any pleasant cold cream
and is perfectly harmless. You can
obtain a. small jar {win an! [004
druggist.
\
Wool Dress Goods
, Tricotines and Serzes —
' Last week there was a special sale of wool dress
goods. it was a warm morning, a morning which
white lawn than for wool
plaid. Therefore, we have a considerable number
of yards left from this sale and they are on sale
now. Those who come soon will get values which
while not as extensive in style are exceedingly as
good in value as when the sale opened last week.
Wool Pleids and Stripes for skirts, autumn col-
orings, indefinite blues, greens, brown and black‘,
many exceedingly attractive combinations in olive,
sand color and brown, and peacock blue with green.
Oxford Suitings, all wool and heavy.. A dull gray mixture almost black,
something that will prove very serviceable for suits for either men or women.
base this same grade
sold for $6.00
$3.85 s ”I'd-
Third floor. 1
must shop without w
and economy, go to
behind its goods.
faultless attire, beca
sciousness of be
to an efficient day’s
The business woman who has
little jime to call her own and often
must, out of sheer common sense
guarantees its values and stands
She needs the smartest apparel,
the highest quality of material.
Often her position depends on her
in quiet and inconspicuous clothes,
correct cven to shoes and gloves,
her mind is free and serene to at-
tack her daily problems. The con-
dressed is one of' the greatest 3545
Hard Candies
{The wholesome kind for kid‘s
astmg minutes All neatly packed in boxes and
a shop which bearing such names as:
The Bubble Box, 35 cu.
\ ‘ The Tom Thumb, 40 cts.
Alice in Wonderland, 65 cts.
Candy Craft, $1.00
Jingle Jungle, 81.10
use when clad
Chocolate
Chocolate
ing correctly
work.
‘ The Little Fur.
“Choker"
i7 NsturslSqu'l'nl,
' fiery special,
$15.00
’3'?" Stone “run, vs
T Humble skins,
$65.00 to $125.00
I Fitch ”from
$22.50 to: $39.50
17mm?!»
£27.50 to $85.00 .
' 1 seat. a flea sen, .
32750,” “5:00 comm Sheet!) to .92.-
_W ‘mm ‘ ‘ ‘ V. “i: .N
Mint Smacks which are hard pepper-
mint candy, .49 cts. s I).
Sets called Menagerie,
Tool Set, 40 dis.
Assorted Chocolate Novelties,
40 and 85 cts.
Main floor.
The Read Shoes
Good. common sense is evidenced in the high
shoes for fall and winter.
Some of the new models
are ten ncheshigh on lasts with rounded toes. Vamps
are shorter and the heels while of good height and
trim looking are of Cuban style. i
or Styles in Footwear
in Bridgeport are more or,
less determined by what people wear in that thor-
styles are sensible.
oughfare of fashion, Fifth avenue,
and the newest
Shoes for Chimes: are looked after very care-H
fully as are those for grownups. Widths and lengths
are measured and a shoe that fits a child's foot isther ..
one supplied.
Mame
M“ m *
require dice). “Lastsafifiliose inclined-my well. .
YM‘ r“
in stock for those who 7
‘lnd’there are
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. mm mm mam:
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Campaign Songs by Large Glee Club . - .
’ At 7:45 the one-reel moving picture, “The Bi‘ht Road."
EVERYBODY INVITED
RETAIL CLEAN OUT
SOFI‘HATS-------$3.00
VELOURS --------$5.06
$733332}? Eli;
DAVIS POPE CO. .
EAST NORW ALK
Angevine Furniture Co.
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PINE TAR SAN TOX TAR PINE
nun: canon muons Ann ennui!
Clifiord Pharmacy cogmsgnpou.
PIN E TREE
EXPECTORANT
CLIFFORD PHARMACY sea. ..
PHONE 333 souru MAIN eraser won: 1
CLEVELAND CARS FOR PROMPT DELIVERY3 '
COUPE-RUNABOUT
JAMES DONALDSON
32 weer wasnmaron eraser so. NORWALK. "lost—asst.
. Jena
‘1' Save YOur Coal-T
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Portable Electric
' , Heaters '
To Opera, to on‘ South Norwalk .
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