,1! GE EIGHT
.gfliccllse 111111115“
/ Let us furnish your License
Bond at a small cost to you.
They are the most satisfac-
tory bond to the Commis-
sinners.
Taylor 811 Golden
Trust Company Bldg.
Iolophone 1230 South Nor-walk. Conn.
”Manchu“. WWW . ' Wag
THE NEVERBREAH
: Wardrobe Trunk
M $15.00
. 3:
1.»: 1,1111 most‘ wonderful trunk
value 111111' produced.
Step in and see it.
_ Seasouable weather for Sweat-
? ers, Gloves, Overt-oats. Iiaincoals,
etc.
JOSEPH DAVIS
So. Norwalk
" ‘ 85 Washington St.
Ill NEW
W
Miss Annie Deisner, of Nor“ .1111. has
1been visiting her parents in George-
town.
Miss May Wellstood, of South Nor-
walk is spending a few days with rely
olives on Guernsey street, Stamford. l
. . .. ‘—HAVE YOU ARRANGED.
to have your Thursday Dinner served
at the Country Club?
Mrs. Joseph-A. Gray 01‘
has been visiting her sisters,
Misses Miller, in Georgetown.
6
'Norwalk,
the
,, .This year Halloween, October 31.
’ falls on Sunday. so inmost instances
will be observed on Saturday.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Zeima Thayer of Wiltonto Eb-'
[ridge Jennings of the Nod district.
. ,L. 0. Beck, who has a summer home
, iii 11161111111911; closing the' place for
1.1 the season and today returns to New.
York city for the'wlnter. 1'
‘A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J.
.illdward Reilley, of Bridgeport. form-
erly of South Norwalk. The child only
lived a few hours.
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Sportsmen report that game birds
and rabbits are fairly plentiful in the
woods in the vicinity of this city and
sonic excellent bags are being bropght
11‘. from day to day.
‘Miss Josephine Steinwald, of 1Nor1;
walk and George. W. Bowman, of l’hll-‘
adelphia are to be married in Stanl-
.1.9.F'dl.9“ Saturday, by Rev. J. W. Rich?
‘ardson. ‘
' ' l
:1”, Friends in'Ihe Norwalks, have re-f
delved announcement of the 'birtli of
1. daughter on October 9th to Mr. and
‘ Mrs; Eearle Rising at Weekstport, N.
11.11111. Rising was formerly Miss Man,
llorie Isabel Bouton, of this city.
1
Coroner John J Phelan, of this coun-
ty, is prominently mentioned for the
democratic nomination for mayor of
Bridgeport, but, according to «Bridge
port papers, would not consider the
. a nation unlesp by unanimous re-
qu t of the party, and possibly not
, . as he does not desire the 0111119,;
coroner elaii is a frequent visitor.
”to this city in oonenction with his of-
‘oial duties and has many acguaintq
8 here. The present mayor of
Bridgemrt Clifford B. Wilson, , was
or Phelan's predecessor in the
of coroner. ’
he in dges on truhk highways con-
ting Fairlield and New Haven coun-
being transferred from} the1
:Iias come into the possession of the been D130“! under 8 tab00 by the DOSt'
‘ markers‘used on the automobile that,
'by detaching and transposlng threeiinall matter.
.of the figures. It is the Intention of;
‘ states.
well to the Slivermine contingent.
.I.._
' merit. in accordance with the provision
of a law enacted by the general asse1111.
bly at its last >95Si01’l. The bridge over,
HIGH SCHO0I. NOTES
The teachers had a’meciing yester-
day at 4 p. m.
,ii1e Housaionic river between New»
town and Southbury, on the ltanbury
and Waterbury trunk highway. is one.
of those included in the transfer. The
highway department already controls
the bridges on the trunk line high-Pu
ways within the town of llanbury and,
is about to construct a new concrete
bridge across the stream at Maplewood
on the road from Danbury lo Norwalk'
and Ridgef‘leid.
—Nolice. N. Edison, tailor, of East
Norwalk. has moved to 22 West Wash-
ington street Phone connection.
bliss Bruliwrton. the German teach-1
is still absent. _
There was football practice yeél'er
day at 3 p. m, and there will be one?
today at the same time. I
Night school began last night and1
will hold sessions tonight and lomor
row night. Hereafter it \1 ill hold ses'
stone regulaily on Monday, Tuesday,1
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
,. ,4 .n.
l‘vu'l'oll 1). Wells and Bertram Crap
The regular monthly meeting or the fox-Tl, who are at 11111 ("onaeclicut State
“mum‘s ”f the South Norwalk C09" Agl'itultural School. sent 11 large ban:
gregalional church Sunday school “'1” her of their alnla mater, which will be 1
be held in the east rparlor. Tuesday. presented to the Norwalk High School:
0050b” imh’ at '24“ lp' m' by Dr. (lumbart on Friday morning. i
T1111 prayer meeting of the East ave! Some of the teachers have been re-
nue Methodist Episcopal church this cclvlng letters from Miss Katherinei
evening. will She in charge of the pits Danielson, a founcr teacher of the:
101. 1191. E. s. Fairbanks. There 11111 Hivh School She is 11011 in charge 011
ben short meeting ofthe official board 11111 Hislou' Dt'llal‘llllt’lll 1n the High
following the prayer meeting. School at Waleibury.
l
Cont. l
—TAILOR SAYS, “MOST DELIGHT-
FUL.”
Most tailors suffer from constipa-1
tion. G. W. Roberson, Wichita Folks."
'1'ex.,says: “i find Foley Catllartic‘
Tablets the most delightful, cleansing
1catliartic l have ever taken." They
11-110 keep the stomach sweet and liver ac-
live and drive away biliousness, bloat-g
ing, headache, dullness and other r91I
suits of dogged bowels.
Sold everywhere.
UNIMPORTABLE MATTER.
Department Gives Order
Such Mail.
1 On account of the European war
gnome mail matter’ which could other-
snne Policeman Rowe 11. Wheeler wise be sent to foreign countries has
llcv. t‘llai'ies S. Mucfal'land, D. 1).,
'11 New York, formerly pastor of the
South Norwalk Congregational ‘
church, was one of,tllc speakers at
11111 international Peace Congress. in
Sun 11‘1'z1ncisco. California. yesterday.
Creditors of Philip Kaufman.
conducted a' produce store at No. 116
and 120 West Meadow street, Water-
bury, have petitioned that he be ad1
judicated bankrupt. on allegations that
within four months of his insolvency
Kaufman paid certain bills making a
preference of certain creditors. The
United States marsllal's office served
the summons on Kaufman in Stamfor,
where he has lately been residing.
Relating to
office department and such mall'mat1
was abandoned in the town of Wind ter is marked at the offices 0! "308th
'sor some weeks ago and which belong-l “supposed to contain matter prohibit-
ed to Jonathan Kidney of East Hamp-' M from inportatlon" Th8 10C!“ 905‘
ton. The number was changed from 11,1103“? this morning received an order
172 to 17,112. Thee hangs was maderelatlnx to the disposition of such
Post offices which receive parcels
Policeman Wheeler to have the rk-I thus marked are directed to notify the
or photograph sent to police autthorit-‘nearest customs olllcer and the M1
ies throughout the state and adjoiningdressce, and on the arrival of the two
-...»
Silk SWeaters
All silk sweaters in plain and
changeable colors. Regular coat
styles with belts and pockets, at,
$5.00
Silk Sweaters
1Sllk Jersey-top skirts with messa-
‘the package is to be opened to con-
," itirm tife original suppossitlon. If the
The artists of Westport will enter postmaster is designated as a special
tain the artists of Silvermine at a customs officer. he may open it him-
costume ball to be held. at the West- self in the presence .of the addressee.
DOT! Country club next Saturday nightl If the customs ottlcer falls to appear
About 150 people are expected to at- in twenty day s, the parcel is to be for
tend. There will be three different or- wardod to the nearest customs omce
chestras to furnish the music and a big for examination.
time is planned The names of the:
orchestras have not been ascertainedi To the Board of Counti Commissioners
foi' I‘llll‘fleld County:
88 yet bill Spledel of 'Bridfiepol‘t will! it I hereby] lipplylforla lice‘nse to axlll 8L:
uullS llll IIIUX Cal ng La unis. 3.
probably play and two (3010:“ grams: ggi'mlleer, Ruin;1 Wine; £11K] Eider. M.
. t e 0 1 avenue. ‘owu o orwa
,tras, one from Norwalk an 1 My plum1 of business is not located
er from Bridgeport. The artists of 811- “gm“; 3%“;th 1n [hta‘ilrswtti 111m. gt)“
11‘1urcl' cc. ‘aroo c on or u -
vermine move to New York for thellic School- house or the premises pertain-
winter late in the fall. while the West-l mgr 1:110:13) Ponrman‘i Post Office. Public
1’ l' '3 ‘
porters slaylhe year‘rouna and there-1011111211 at Norwnlk, 111111 13111 day of
fore the dance will be given as a flarel ”mm“ A ”'11 o'nosn LEROYEL.
Applicant.
We. the undersigned. electors and tatt-
nyeis ”defined by law. of the Town of
orwal 1ereby endorse the application
of the above named
ROSE LENGYEL
for such license, and we do hereby sev-
elully, each for himself. .oertl that the
above named applicant is u su table per-
,son to be granted; license to sell in-
:toxlcatlng liquors and that the above
'dcscrlbed place is, In our opinion. a sult~
able place wherein to sell lntoxlcatin l
liquors, and! we hereby severally. cool i
for himself . that we are owners,
of real estate initiated in said Town 01
Norwolk.
Dated at Norwulk. thls 13th day of
October. A. D . 1916
William Joaem. Frank lener. Stephen
‘Gull, John Peccarella. Daniel F. Vaduz.
I hereby certify that the above named
filaments... are electors and taxpn era, as
1
line or chiffon-taffeta ruffles, special deflnpd by mg, of me Town 01 away; 1
, 298‘ Dated at Norwalk.‘ this 13111 day of
a $ 1 - October. A. 1)., 11.115.
. ANNIE E. SMITH.
014 21' . Assistant'Town Clerk.
___.___L.§ ‘, _
1. ’ ,_.‘j‘ . 1 To the Bo’ard of County Commissioner.
. - . ' ' , '1 for Fairneld County 1
m». ; ,. , ."1 I hereby apply for a license to 116111833:
, g Q ' linens and intoxicating Liquors, Al 0.
,, .-.. 1, _ gel Beer, Rhine Wine and Glider. at
\ 1 , , " _ 51 Water street. Tawn of Norwa
1 ' " ' "' " » , My place of business is not llocated
1 withinp 200 feet ti’m a. direct line of a
Church Editlca, Parochial School or Pup-
Itc School-house, or the premises pertain-
rig theret to. or any Post Dulce. Public
Li rary or Cemete r?
Dated at Nor‘Wak, this 18th day for
October. A. 'D..
MRS. TERES‘SA ZIPPERER d: SON.
Applicant.
We, the undersigned, electors and tax-
payers. as defined by law. of the Town of
Norwalk; hereby condense the application .
of the aboven
TERESSAE'l mZIPPERER & SON
for such license, and We do hereby sev-
erally. each for himself; certlf that the
"~i1n'ékbil'éfi‘vvis LAID or.
Rev. C. M. Knighten, Havanna, Fia.,‘
writes. "Rol- three months I suffered
intense pain in the kidneys and back
which at times laid ,me up entirely. I
used 1 1-2 bottles of Foley Kidney
Pills and all the pain disappeared I
feel as if 20 years had been added to
my life!“ Relieves rheumatism, back. above named applicant is a. on table per-
usual lore muscles. 'flf 1°lllt9r 1", gonmuzlbe l{granted aditt‘ignse it? sell htin--
., ‘1" 0X 8. ng quota an 8. a 8 VB
501d “9th ' , ggporibed place is, in our ofilnlon, a suit-
1be place wherein to se intoxicating
'liquors. and ,We hereby severally, each
for hilfmse . that we. are
of real "estate- situated in said crown eof.
Norwallt . 1
.Octoher,A.
Frederick. Syring; Joli En
Uta, James H. Hyatt.
' I hereby certify thatE
endorser‘s are electora-
defined by law. of the
Da' ted at Norwal
October, A.D » 191d
1111;. Ala is
1! ReWest eldt.
able plum wherein to sit inn-\tcating
honors and we hereby severally. each
lrt'll itinistlr. [1111! we all owners
' llt‘lulwl‘.
I John Railway,
1 l ywlll.
{111111111
‘ 1111.11'11 11'11111-11 11111111121111 is 11 suitable
.son to 1111 ground 11 llcinse to slit in-
Duted at ANorwalk, this his day of; .
was seven Imelda-1i svrmacssnrmst
MICHAEL LUBRANO
tot such license. and ac do heieby sev—
rim-(111,1 each fol himself, (clllfy that the
u ‘..m1'e named applicant is a suitable per—
sun in b». granted '.1 license to hell in-
ionicaiing liquors and that the show
deer-111.1111 place i~, in our opinion, a suit-
of real cslaic Situated in said _'T01.1u of
Nui'unik.
ltultd at Nui'walk/tllis 1 .111 day
A. 11 1915
ltldensrhlager. Can] 11
David 5.1513111),
of
John .lsinzcl,
redericn
1 hluby tertit‘y that the above named
duiseis axe electors and taxpayers, in
lined b1'luvi.u{ llie‘f‘uwn (if Norualk.
l)i.llt‘d at Norwalk this 1.1111 day of
Uclvbt'l‘. A. 1) 1915
iirit-tBERT R SMITH
old 31 Town t1.erk
‘To the Board of County Commissioners
for Fairfield Count}:
1 hen-11y apply fol a. llUll'l license to
mil Spirlluous and liltnkicallllg Lilli-101‘s
Ai',l.age1 Heir Rhine Wine and l‘oder.
'll ('lll‘l‘ord lintel. South Main street.
'lowll of Nllrwalk.
111,1 pllfl‘c 1.1 1; 11.1.2: 1* not located
211') f-11t 1 11 1 11111 of :1
1’1- ul'ch 1",1dif‘11c l'al'mlual Siluwl or Pub—
"11' ..ctloul— 11111151, 11'1 1' ->‘ 1111121“?
1111; thereto. or '~i_~' .".:~1 ' Public
1.1111u1'1'u1' Cemetery.
lulu-d at Nol'walk. this 13111
(lt‘llilu-I', A 11.11115
ghli'h‘nlill HUTEI. 1‘“
13,1 William \tt 1en~
Apiulc: ints.
“(1 tlle1111dp1's11mwl. 11"111c'1 s' '1 Nix
pu1"els.us defined [11' law, of the Town of
.\1111\alii. hereby endorse the application
of the above, named
lli-‘F11m111(l'i‘1~21.(‘0..
lly \\ “11.1111 Stt\'f‘ll.~
fur such license .11111 “111111 Inn-111' sev-
111111.111‘. t‘ul'il tor himself Ctl‘ilh' 111.1! the
N"
31'1'.
«lay of
luxicalillg liquors and that (111- above
111-scribed 111211-11 is. in our 111111111111. a suit-
:11111- place wherein in soil intoxicatink:
liquors. 111111 11'.) hereby severally. each
in" llllllzil'll'. that “‘1' are owners
.1 real 12511111: Kllu‘dlt'd 111 511111 Tow“ ui
.\'1\l‘\\'fl'k.
Dated at No1"'.11ilk. this I‘Jtll day of
(N'llllwl‘, A. 11,1915
'“N‘m'd‘ 1‘ 1‘ :'1\a111il.'ll. Jilsvlill A. Vulk,
1.]11s11pti 1 Yolk. Jl'., Edward M. (jams.
“111.5 111111.
1 her'cb) cti'tii) that 1111 abmc named ‘
111111-11sc1s' ai'1 tit-rims 11111.1 1111111111111. 1111
d1fin1d by law. of the Town of Nol'walk.
huh-d 1t Norualk, this 1 ‘tli (lily of
()1'131111111 A. It, 1195
llrillillili'l‘ R s\111‘li.
11H '31 Town Clerk.
.____;.__
To the than! of Count) Commissioners’
for Falrt‘leld County; 1
i llt‘lOll)’ apply fora license to 8111 Spir-
ituous and intoxicating l.‘111uoi.15. Alc. L11-
ger Beer. Rhine Wim- 11nd Cider. at
H? Washington street, Town of Norwalk.
lily place. at” business is not located
within 200 feet in a direct line of a
C'hu1ch I'Jdlflce. Parochial 811111111 or Pub-
John Driecoil.F1an C.
llx'win John (Widelistwlilager
Benjamin.
I here-by Certify that the abate named
endorscrs are elcCluls and taxpayers, as
11,111... 1.1- 1311'. .f 1111:"1‘111111 of Nul'walk
Dated at Norwallt. this l3th day of
W" illiam E.
Uctobcr,A. 1.1.11415
HERBERT R. SMITH.
0111 21 'l‘o-fil (“1111' .
fur Fairfield County:
I hereby apply for a hotel
to sell spirituous and intoxicating Liq-'
unrs. Ale.I.aire1' Beer Rhine Wine and
Cider. at 26 28 Monroe Street
Norwalk.
My place of business is not
within 201) feet in O direct line of u
(‘hurch 111111111211. l'ai'ochial School or Pub1
tic School—house. or the premises pertain-
ing thereto. or any
Library or Cemetery.
T'own of
October. A. 1)., .
Juill'fl’li DISESA.
Applicant.
We. the undersigned. electors and tax-
pawl's as dcfimd by law, of the Tour) of
N11r\1'nlk,h1let1y tlldOI‘Se the application
of the above nann d
JOSEPH IJISESA
{111' such license. and we 1.111 hereby sev-
erally. width {111' himself. certify that the
above named applicant is a suitable per-
snlr to bc grantcd n licenSe to sell in-
toxicating liquors and that ‘ the above
described plum- 15. in our opinion. a suit-
able place wherein to sell intoxicating
liquors, and we hereby severally. each
for himself, that we are owners
of real estate Situated 111 said Town of
Nurw ll.
Da ed at Norwullk. this 13th day of
(lct11111-1'A.ll.l.
Barney Policy Ruffian-111 Fire'lia,
Matthew Corbett, ,Alllilofl)‘ liliiotlo,
Christian Swnrtz. .
l hereby certify that the above named
1~1ulorsers aic electors and taxpayers. as
cit-lined 111' law. of the Town of Norwnlk.
Dated at Norwalk, this 13th
October, A. 1)., 1915.
ANNIE 1}. SMITH.
all :1 Assistant Town Clerk.
'Vli'. and Mrs. Rutherford B. Keelcr,
of Springwood avenue, are the happy
parents of a baby boy, whicb‘rrived
this morning at 11 o'clock.
~1—1Cards, dancing. St. Joseph's Ilall,
tomorrow night. Something interesting
Douglas Fowler Woman’s Relief
Corps will go to Noroton on Tuesday.
October 19th, to visit the Soldiers‘
Home.
Norwalk on the 9:10 train, and a large
attendance is desired.
Two new traffic dummies have arriv-
ed and will be placed out this after-
lic Sclioul- huuae, or the premise»; pertain-
lllii thereto or any Post Office. Public
Library 111' t‘cmeter 1'.
Dated at Norlvxciigk. this 12111 day
()ctobel. A ll .
O'BRIEN dc RHONFY.
Applicant.‘ ,
We, the undorai lied electors mid tux-
“avers. as defined y law, of the Town of
orwalk. hereby endorse the application
of the above named
O‘BRIEN k. ROONEY
of
,for such license. and we do hereby sev-
erally. each for himself, certifyb that the'
above named applicant is a su table per-
son to be tinted a license to sell in-
toxlcatlnx iquora and that the above
noon by Sergeant J. H. Gibson. One
,wlli be located at the corner of Water
and Wall streets and the other will
stand at the corner of River and Wall
streets.
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PARDO REFUSES LASTRES' RES-
lGNATlON.
~—
LIMA, Perua, Oct., 1b.-—-The min
described place Is. in our opinion. a sutt~ later of Finance, Aurelio Lastres, pre-
able
liquors. and we hereby severally.
for himself. that we are owsner
of real estate situated in said Town of
Norwalk.
Dated at Norwalk.
October. A. D.. l9llt
place wherein to sell lntoxlcntln
ll
*1. wt... 1.
2
:2—
,2
. rated in the Cty of Norwalk.
Cclit in the price of Electricity,
making the net
‘ instead of 11 Cent’s per K. W. Hr.
' This is the second reduction,
making a total
Cents per K. W. Ht, or 16 2-3
per cent made by this Company
within the past two years.
In addition to this reduced me-
tcr rate, we also oficr our rcsi~
deuce 'Customcrs an attractive
flat rate, this flat rate being one
of the most attractive rates ofier-
ed in New England
We also recently announced a w
new compound rate for residence
customers, under which, by pay—
ing a find sum
gwill prove most
price.
in pursuance Of
policy of niaki
ofd'ates, :1de
conditions f as
him the service
to
Reduction
in Electric Lighting
Rates w
Effective on all bills rendered
A 1 after November " ', .
' . ‘1 regular lighting
:. . 1 ' there will be a reduction of One
pcnding'on the size of the house,
all energy is charged for at a
' very low rate; part at 5 Cents and
‘1, part at 3 1-2 Cents per K. “1'.
Hr. To customers desiring toy
use Electricity freely, this rate.
to meet different
1:; so that each
customer inlay select the one that
, suits him best and that furnishes
the least money. ,
All of these rates are most at-
tractive and we wilf be very glad
give complete
about any of thein at any time.
eacH seated his resignation today. Presi
dent Pardo declined, however, to so
this 12111 day c,“cept it.
Becker. Edward
To the Board of County Commissioners;
license '
located 1
Post Office, Pubilcl
Dated at Norwalgl, this 13th day of‘
it!
day 01,,
The party will leave South,
First
customers
1915 to
10-
price 10 Cents
reduction of 2
.l’
per month, de-
”attractive and
‘will result in a very low average
These various rates are offered
the Company’s 1;
different forms
he desires for.
information
THURSDAY, OCT. 14. ms
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3 S
.11.“ 5191111111 11111111115111.3133
—-—- Guaranteed to
Bake, Cook and Heat
A Range that show: quality in every joint of construction.
A Range that bake: a barrel! of flour with one had of coal (244
loaves).
A Range with the five sides of oven heated.
A Range that is quenched for 20 YEARS. '
A Range that there is no 11's or and's about it. It Thust bake
cook and heat or money refunded. I
Ask us for a denomination, we will gladly give one whether
you're rcadyto buy or not. 40 features that no other"
range has.
‘1
Sterling Range is the range you want for less trouble, worry
and expense.
I
We specialize in ”furnishing homes complete.
Stering Furniture Co. 1’1““;
127-129-131 Washington Street, Sou Norwalk.
Opp Hoyt's Theatre. th‘ 11:
EXECUTIVE APPROVAL The assessors are mailing to out- 0?-
Governor Holcomb today approved town residents copies of their lists
the requisition of the Militant-general
on the comptroller for $6,000 for the
payment of various accounts.
An order was issued by the sores-n1
,or to the superintendent of the Nor-
wich Hospital for the Insane n11- '
funhef‘detention 0: John Mu: COTTON CONDITIONS FOR SEP-
prieoner from Windham county ill. TEMBER'
whose term of lmprlssonmcnt has 01- 1 WASHINGTON 00“” 14 ”com“
pired but who is still insane. lused during September was 419,219
The following bills were mndibales ex’clusive of linters, compared
mm. Cattle Commissioner J. 0 with 414, 864 bales in September las:
Phelps 1,. :74 for expenses of fad" your. the Census Bureau today an-
and mouth disease and 3231.05 sin-WWW-
vetgflmr, service (qr September; l Cotton on hand September 30,111
Bridgeport hospital 325,000, mm‘ consuming establishment was 1.089.-
Relreat for Insane 8478, Colony fox-Ep- ‘6114. against 556,892 bales a year ago.
ilepttcs $1,814.18. and Clilldmhi'a Alli and in public storage and at com-
society $4,311.98. all for the last one presses 2.796.500 bales against 1.663.-
ter ending September 30. {625 a. year ago. it
The evening school of Norwalk op-
ened last evening in the ‘r. b School
building.
h... 1.‘
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Call 1:.
‘and
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New Edison
DIAMOND DISC PHONOGRA PH
You cannot realize what a musical triumph Mr. Edi-
son has achieved untilyou have actually heard the
New Edison, with his wonderful diamond reproducer; he has made
of the phonograph a real musical instrument. A tone that is true.
~lIfs-lihe, human natural. 1mm music lovers have been waiting
. for. It opens a new era in music. Call and hear the New Edison.
New Records-«lust Out
We have just received the latest weekly list of New
. Edison records. Alien list of records every week.
This week's list contain am mobile music.
Hear these beautiful unfit: on. the New Edison today. It will
be a revelation to you. You will not be urged to buy.
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