Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 23, 1915 · page 3

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VICTROLAS SONORAS

 

annoyance whatever.

We carr in stock a large number of the Victrola records and
can promptly? supply any record mode for the Victroln and Sonora

instruments.

This Neiv Display Room...—

is a spacious addition to the rent of ant present store; it has
plenty of light and was specially built to display the Victrola
and Sonora machines, of which we carry a large assortment.

A Sound Proof Room

permits our customers to hear any chosen record without any

 

 

 

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gone on

Lth
“Hinds
aJilin ermine the thermometers 0'1 About thirty-five or the friends
I M Side registered the tempera- Miss Florence Pen-y tendered

’ linen shower lust Tuesday even
. her home in ,thls piece. The even-
.wm Bland Wlll tonight b0 ' ll mg 'IS '81:? Mt!) W with
music. games. etc. mutants were 5
East Norwslk Advent Chrlen served, “a ‘aom', ileum time
{unloved Kiss Perrywillbeuniiodin
men-loge next month to later Slur.
oi South Nowel-

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85W. Holley is liemodeiing his resi-

m of the mid week prayer meet-

,tlnu church, on Van Zant street.
I A. Fairbanks, of Yonkers, N. Y.,

nlrs. will lend the flower meet-
this evening in the East avenue

vddby one! ildvnrtisers. he now-

 

THIS IS THE LITTLE
$15.00 WONDER

EAST NORWALK
NEWS

Session PM.

 

ll. of 6d OibOrno avenue Marl
in Weston, Tuesday. NONI“.

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or the pastor,- hey.» 5s. 1’.

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i 110, bird inmlly, 01L- Wood-

 

FOR

Our New Display 1 Room,

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Will be formally opened SATURDAY. Sour‘renirs presented to all ladies who

visit us on this day.

 

An Attendant
Specially Engaged to
Play Records for Our
Patrons

You are cordially invited.

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ELECTRIC VICTROLA

$250

COME IN AND HEAR IT

AT
THE OPENING

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We want you to call and see what this new addition really

'means to you in the matter of service—we can now render service

to none in the state.

This New Addition

has also made it possible for us to satisfy on ambition to pioper-
ly exhibit and to extend our line of Walhce Hurting pictures and
also to devote a larger space to our pattern department.

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PICTURE FRAMING?

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who on. will do well to "all them-int the Superior Court in Bridgopm
solves oi the opportunity of lie-flu
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Miss Bertha Booflcld. ’Woi' McKinley
street. has returned home after I visit
with relatives at Mount Vernon. N. Y

 

 

 

offlonth Norwalk, also had on Sunday of the newssta- Here Company of
guests the young lady's sister, and holding a fair inter in the section.
Mn. Robinson’ a grandfather. Miss Nothing definite hes been done «yet.

on Perry. of 72 Fort street, East

 

01' staying at the home of 111-. and Hrs.

in. at ‘Mrs. Broadway recently withdrew her

Thedrntmveonthoosrtntthe
East Side Republican will no insde“
lei“ fon mum urchins bin-street. when

there will he s. Wet the
,. “mill new “a?“ N” «min: last Ipprbncll or no new more. no
9mm " out! banner win contain the mines or
nor-nominee 0. A. Harrison. and
“mm!" m 5”“ w“"‘"’ the principal iioinlheée on no Reentr-
' 'hcsn ticket There will he is meeting
tomorro ‘hv'nlng of It's 1111 ‘

There is talk anyone the members

however.

 

‘1 Hrs Lyon Von Nnilnr mm. is
onhn ll. Broadway ct Crockett afieei.

suit for divorce from her husbsnd. El-
wood L. Broadway. ,

 

Miss Marlon Godfrey. .dsug'htir of
Mr. "on Mrs. Cher-ion 11.3. Godlrey,
has returned to her stnd1es at the
Colleen of Noni Rochelle. This in
Miss Godfrey’s second *9" While s
student at the Nor-volt High school,
Ming Godfrey moaned e emu in

 
 

 

 
 

The ldblll]? of Edward 01. Willi

 

A: Writ“ i. 5'51 ‘

yesterday.

 

Mrrnnd Mrs. Warren Shultls of New

Jinan. ore guests or relatives on im-

erside svnnun.

 

A smell dos. owned by ills: Emily

, Ncuury. of Halo street, was killed

yesterday by on automobile.

 

11 Is expected um 3' bond concert
will be given in Hotel scum some
evening in the our more.

 

" lies Alice Tnylor he returned to
her horns in Brooklyn, N. '17., after
spending the summer in town.

 

Frederick. Guild has returned to his
home "compo aloft." after spending
two months ntthe exposition in Fris-
.c0. 1 ‘

 

The Rneknable place on Long Lots
.3 streets closed Somali} and the ism-
ily has returned to the Brooklyn
home. 5 ,

taming a number or New York guests
at her ‘h‘olne "Lyndon Lodge" in
Greene Forms

 

 

 

who consoled the Edward H1 SW5

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

'A‘ Specialty

116 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH N ORWALK

Mrs. Stdwnrt 8. Woodtord is- onier‘?

i"; and ”fits“.

Number of young Westporteis env
joyed a "Jimcy" ride to ‘firidgeport
inst evening where they witnessed the

 

production of "The Lure." A piece»
out time was enjoyed.
Miss Anna Selleck. who has been

spending the summer at the "Four
Winds" in Greens Farms, has re-
tnrnnd" to her school duties in New
York city. is: Sellock end her guest.
Miss Jennie Glrsdot. are both touch-
on in the sum Agatha school

There was it urge mothering present
yesterday st the “Methodist Forwnrd
Movement.” which was held at the
westport M. E. church. The meeting
was opened or 8 o'clock in the after-
noon and was continued in the even
ins. Delusion 1min :nino neighbor-
ing wishes were merit and ad-
dressee were made by visiting clergy-
m. flipper was served.“ six o'clock
by the ladies of the church.

 

The body of Mrs. Katherine 'l‘uttlo
was removed from the Fable morgue
Tuesday attention, under the direc-
tion of a delegation of Lady Foresters
of Americs. or which she was a
supreme marshal The body was tek-
en to the home of ii relatiye in

1 Nonralk. from where it will be taken

to ‘be'r home in Hoboken. N. 1.. for

' burlsl. Hrs Tuttlc was seized with

so ottnck. of heal-t tenure, while on
her FY10 the Lady Foresters con-
vention in Bridgeport _ .. f"

 

Mammoth! R15Mcins~isnier¢niued
a. number not intends st her home in

Shonuintxisstvirginhit. Perk-and

ins Mary 11 Jennings who are about
to return to college. Miss M is a

student or Mount Holyolgp college
, " while, Miss Jennings attends the Mid-
f dlcbnry college.
on: Miss Mary “H. Jennings. Misc
1' Virginia M, Miss fibrothy R. Ad-

The guests inclnd

sins, ”line we Dayton. Hits wise
biotin ii" Miss Lelia Matthias, Miss
Bernie Jennings, Miss Louise Jennings,

' ‘ itthiss, August

Victrolas and

Sonoras Sold on
EASY TERMS

L.‘ 11'. Barber, ljldvvln

" out ten days

 

 

THIS IS THE $50.00 VICTROLA

. I

NOROTON$

Lo‘firxmdx
The Der-kn Brass Bend hrs return

ter the summer vacation.

 

The Ladies' Aid Society or Ule u. n
church will met tomorrow afternoon
in the basement °l the church.

 

Williun Hoses. who was token sud-
denly ill last week. is still under the
care or the doctor, at it! home.

lire. Joseph Hull 0! Newark nu re
turned to her home, liter spending a
low days with her sister, Mrs. J. P.
Brnmmer.

 

Dr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Brownwho
have been visiting their son. Prol.‘
Theodore Brown. at Providence. for s
weeh'nre uoected home today.

 

Friends or the local Free Library
«the “instalment ot fancy dances.

is to be held in the Town Hall, Fri-

. day night.

 

Rev. Charles 11.13am“ oi Rostrum;

tectivenoss oi th'e service.”

 

weeks ago. is still at that institution.

is healing nicely,
ed home next

oi her illness. __

 

interest in the e1entlon,w

 

 

 

0‘

ed its Weekly meetings for practice, org

are hoping for a large attendance at

The incision mode by the tun-goonsi

 

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5 Nov. and hire. 0.11. Richter attend-
ed a. rally Tuendny ”tumour: and cro-
ning, at Westport. of the llethodist
lchnrshes of the Nor-walks, und along
the Denbury branch and the main
line u for u Southport. in the .intelt
est or the Forwurd Movement of 1119.
New York East Conierence.

 

 

‘ MN-

- NE!

a 1 CANAAN I
Miss Julie L. Aym' house on Soni-

inery street has received u out of
paint.

 

 

110an Light“ he the amount ror
:the mason worktofiemwhbum
Theatre.

Esme! Wood 0! Railroad avenue
visited with his brother in Nor-wait
this week. ,

 

 

Mrs Rupert 0. King. or st. some
Place entertained friends from New
York. Sunday. ‘

 

Miss Eileen O'Niei has closed the
Orange Shop in the Opel-shame block

with the general dance to follow. that to, the season.

 

 

spent Seturday with her sister, litre.

'Rev. 8. E. Larson, of this town. with Stiles Wood in 0‘ Ridge»

 

rendered two duets at the Methodist; - The Maplewood school conducted
all? at Wentnort. Tonsil! My hw- by Mrs. 5R. I. Fancher on Maple street,
son's one voice was exceedingly RD monsoon tombs tall chosen Tuesday.
)reciuted and added much to the e1—..

 

Colonel Dickerson snd Emily, wot
have; been scolding in the Newton cot

Mn Carton “‘“m' "’9 monum- use on Park street. moved to New
ed fill at the Stamford dim}. th IBEX my “and“... -

 

The New Duncan Band will give a

“1" “he ’39 "Pect- oenest ddnce in the Teen Hall on the
k- although it “‘3 evening of Sept. 28, for the New Gn-
tcnnd impossible to remove the more w W Hospital

 

«In; and" Mrs. blonds Geoheld end

There seems not to be a very keen minimalist. W 3cm“, up;
which i- M" man. 3 81mm. Ire. Levin Button
33: ”3° trout the Ind Hrs. Francis Brown end Ir. and
film!“ “Numi- Mrs. Sidney Gilchnntcr will staid the .

doe-“margins noon-once- I- maumonsmww-
Z ' 10'

thicken-

index: but my. The Women's lo-

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onion l..pdwlllnilrnllvllhthmu‘lnfi

 

Mrs; W. C. Chute 016116118 91M .5

 

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