.St.
"there's Much 111
a Name l
The Companies we reoremt
Stand first among all RIM-r.
And MILLIONS of dollars they have
spent
in promptly meeting claim-i,
melodrama-rum“
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H NOR-WALK SOCIETY NEWS
WALDRON—CUSACK.
\ pretty wedding took place at St.
oaeph's parsonage on South Main
)v‘o blemish marks their long career.“"eeii Wednesday evening, Feb. 2‘“
For their policies
clear
Conyey STRQIGHTl-DRWARD
, DEALING.
line your insu'ance written
those who know how to
in
WOW)‘. and in Companies that will:
pay your toast—s without a quibble.
Taylor & Golden
Telephone 1230
Trust Company Bldg.
Expert Insurance Underwriters
WE SELL
THE FAMOUS
WARDROBE
IEVEIlBllEAK 111111111
$15. no -
The best Wardrobe Trunk
1 911' the market. Step in and
Jet us Shaw it to you.
man's UNDERWEAR
1 ; 55¢ and 65¢
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1081‘?“ DAVIS
35 Washington St.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
liar Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night; Saturday fair and somewhat
“armor.
Considerable cloudy and unsettledl
v'emner prevails this morning in the
m-atem and central districts, but
there is no welldeflned storm area
“1‘3“. of the Rocky Mountains. The
storm on the North Pacific coast is
mulling slowly southeastwartl toward
i't‘fih,” The temperature continues
lowdeaat of the ltocity Mountains.
Freezing temperaturee extend as far
south as 'the‘uGulf and zero tempera.
115111111159 reported along the northern
border.
a
WEATHER A YEAR AGb
:l‘ct'mierature: Low, 2111 high
f42."'(‘3lotidy. ' ' '
..6|" ' NEWS
l ' '
10h account of the very small at-
icittiance at the meeting of the St.
J'at'il's Men's Club last. evening, the
meeting had to be adjourned until the
flrrt‘Th11reday in March. General Rus-
3“.ll'..l“‘795.tt who was to have address-
ed the members, will deliver his
i=|1ccll on that date.
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“Palace Delicatcsh‘en. lloclt \Vurat
in. season now. New Sauerkraut.
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‘mvlnu to repeated rcquetata from lo-
cal people for a repetition of the
pleasing Operetta, “Trial by Jury."
which was presented last week in the
Berkeley Street Hall, the entertain-
ment will be repeated on the 16th of
February. under the auspices of the.
Paul‘s Boys Club.
mien-uremic Tuesday. February 15.
to .\'. Y. Hippodrome. Round trip, in-
cluding R. IL fare and best seat for
theatre. $2.75. 1m piece at summi-
I’mvell'ls, '11 a. m. to 1:30 p. m. and at
Glcndening'a from 4 p. m. to 7:30.
’l‘uceday. 'Feb. 8.
TONIC AND BUILDER.
Syrz' Hypopbosp'hites Co.‘
Large Bottle 76c.
Stillson-Powell Corporation
awesome-non DRUGGISTI.
1
l 32 Wulungton street
I Booth Not-walk. m
’ p ‘ .
1 Good Judgment .
sanctions the appoint-
mc'nt'of a competent and
reliable Executor of your
Estate—such t I1 e
People's Trust Company
0eroutb Norwalk. upon
whom you can always de-
pend for faithfulness to
duty. 1
Call or write uu‘ for any
particulars you may do-
is
l
by' '1
write it ‘
80. Nor-walk. . '
term most; i‘he contracting parties were Miss
i {aomi Cathlene Cut-tacit and William
‘luiton Waidron, both well known
parties of East Norwalk, The bride
as attended by Miss Alvina t‘ote
nd the groom by Steven Stone. The
ioride was dressed in white satin and
carried a bouquet of while carnations.
and her bridesmaid more “blue crepe
tie chine and carried a bouquet of
inhite Carnations. After the wedding
lceremonv a wedding supper was serv-
led at the bride’ 51 h0n1c.:i Kaiser place
:Guests “ere present from llanbury,
lllrldgeport and other places. It was
a late hour when the guests departed
lfor their homes. wiehinc them the beat
‘01 luck for their future wedded life,
hlra. F. S. Lyon, at her home in it
.\\'cst street, yesterday afternoon,
pleasantly entertained at auction
bridge. There were seven tables. lie
irreshinents were served. and the so
!cial time which followed was of a de»
' The prize winnera
,‘luhtful nature.
“t‘i‘c: M. Kent. Mrs
Everett 6. Jones and Mrs. Frederick
W. Thompson. .
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Mites Frances A. Hunt of is West
avenue, Nor walk, is arranging to open
her fortnightly artists" exhibition at
her home in a few days, and a great
treat is anticipated among the artists
James E Ells, Jr., of the Sorwalk
Hardware Company. is spending a
few days in Atlantic City, New Jer-
uey, recovering from the grip.
I
Mrs James Golden is spending the
day in .\'t'\t Haven the guesl of her
Hen-e, Mrs A. L. Frost
‘sucb prompt relief as
"Compound," which costs only 25 cents
hire. L. t‘ Broadway has accepted a
position as ntcuograpltcr in the Yale
A ’l‘ownc Mfg. Co.
Mrs. M. C. Fnhey, of Sprindale,
made a business trip to Nurwalk. Fri
day.
Norman \lurray, of Bridgeport,
a usher in Norwalk yesterday.
With
Miss llzilcl Weed, of Sprindale.
visiting relatives in Norwalk.
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tout 1111101 1111
11‘ontinucd from Ml’age )
‘t'Itt'l‘ of the 31st, that the appropria-
' .ion has not been made, but only rec-
Jinmended.
t‘ongreasmztn Hill's letter is as fol-
Own:
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Jan. 31. 1916.
M. t‘harles it. ililworth, Secretary,
Chamber of Commerce,
Norwaik. Conn.
My Dear Mr. Secretary: —»
I received your letter of January
251b, together with the South Nor-
.1.1lk Sentinel on the same day. ,and
ncrewith transmit to you the report
of the Secretary of War and the
1 .‘lllt'f' of Engineers on the preliminary
examination and survey of Norwalk
Harbor, which was made In accord-
ance with river and harbor bill ap-
rccommendatlon at that time.
I notice that in both cases the. same
mistake has been made, apcaklng of
me $208, 000 recommended at an ap
proprlatlon, the Sentinel Hating spe-
cifically that it hits been appropriated
by Congress for the purpose of tho
.mprovcment of Norwalk liarbor. The
matter. liow'eter has not gone beyond
I herewith transmit to you. and l
=I111ll be pleased to send you other
copies if you desire them. That is
not all. 1 have just bad 11 conference
with Col. Taylor, Assistant Chief of
I Engineers. in charge of river and bar-
bor work. and the lion. S. M. Spark-
man, Chairman of the River & Har-
bor Committee. and am advised that
be following program will be pur-
sucd in regard to river and harbor
appropriations this your:
The committee has already voted
that, in view of the very large prob-
ablc expenditure in the matter of un-
lional defence no additional new work
will bc begun 011 othcf‘ appropriations
this year, anti only such approprla
lion made 1111 is necessary for mainte
nance and continuance of construc
lion of river and harbor work till't'lltl)
adopted by the committee.
After this appropriation bill shall
have passed. and later In the acamon.
Chairman Sparkman informs me that
it is his intention to take up new
projects much as Korwalk, Bridge
port, Stamford. and Grt'0n\\lt'll. and
.told hearings upon them prcparutorv
to conditions as they may be found
at the next session of Congress. but
no appropriation for them to be made
at this session. He has also advised
,me that when the time arrives and it
‘is desired to have hearing be will
iglve me full and due notice so that I
may advise the intert-ntid partica 111
home and they may prt'll rt- 1111111
uelvea for the hearings on these 1111'
ioua projects.
Let me add furthermore that It will
afford the pleasure to meet the com
mittee the first time I come home. and
I will advise you accordingly when
lthat will he.
[need be no haste in regard to the
imattcr for under the present plans
here
lellllllll fill PRESENT
Alibi-11142111171111 .tfliiéijvflloum1 for
his son. the plaintiff, objected f1‘1‘ihc
'1d1ui.\.~lnn of the cerIilicate on the
ground that the defense had not pav-
ed the way enough to show that, he
had b1 en t-Iettctl by the member» of
the company. but .ludce Edwin ll. Gag
cr overruled the objection, and he an
peared to overrule all the objections
offered by Lawyer Gray.
Capt \toasman raid that as a pri-
vate Mr. Gray was all right. When
Gray was appointed 11 SGFEW‘JII he
' wanted to take his examinations for a
commission. and felt peeved because
one James Rooney, who had a regular
army experience, Willi made first aer
proved July 5, 1912. and upon my
l
llit" report and recommendation which‘
gaunt. When Gray began to study for
a commission he began to be very
critical, expat-hilly 111 little things, said
the witness.
he knew more than the rent of tie.
lt-remindcd me of the Biblical quo-
tation that ‘muob learning made him
mad."‘
Did Not Work Toflether.
in regard to the allegation that the
witness deposed Mr. Gray as a gun
crew commander. Capt. Housman
testified that at the camp In 1909. Ser-i
geant Gray had command of gun crow
No.15. There in a high enbankmunt
separating the pits of gun No. l and
No. 2. and the inspecting officers stand
on the embankment ‘and watch
work of the two crown. The army of
floor complained that 'No. 2 did not
work together. and it wan after the in-
specting officer sugcstod that another
man be given charge that Mr. lray
was relieved of that command.
Capt. htosaman said that he had no-
1 low the suggestion of the army inspec-
1 low the suggestion of the army “15ch-
You will see that «then-if
iwitb reference to It. and I will give '
'vou full notice of my return home so dies, in
that you can notify the Committee
accordingly.
1hr next two or three weeks.
,matter of the lights in the Harbor.
Lighthouse Board. Kindly advise
whether you have received any reply
from the Light House Board, and
whether you desire that I should con-
fer with them here in regard to it.
Awaiting a reply, I am,
Very truly yours.
E. J HILi.
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Captain on Stand.
part of the fmnoon and the rest of
mountain-own behalf.‘ Home
111-tie oentatn of the nth dummy May
n. numeral-mutat-
Housman-mu
u will probably be “‘1 they form an irresistible preparation!
land the White Rock Dolphin, with the 1
l
Capt. Housman was on the stand ni
tor. But on the plea of Mr. Gray hc
For Coughs
‘ convenience,
"He made 1111 all feel that-
the"
111 1111.1 mud
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“Pope's Cold compound” Ends Iad'
void. or Grippe In a Few Home.
Relief comes instantly.
A dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up a severe cold
either in the head, (best, body or:
limbs.
It prom"tly opens
(rile and r passages in the head.
stops nuty disobarge or nose run-
ning, relieves sick headache, dullness.
feveriahnes, sore throat, sneezing
soreness and stiffness.
Don’t stay stuffed-up!
and snufflingf
head! Nothing else in the world gives
“Pope's Cold
cloggedup nos-
Quit blowing
at any drug store. It acts without
assistance tastes nice. causes no in-
lle sure you get the
It's pain only; not one Case in fifty
genuine.
appointed him 1-1nplacemcnt oiliccr of
creu No. 1, :1 pint generally held by a
comiumsioucd titlict'r. but 011 inc condl
tion that he keep nuay from the crew.
“The result “as tl1.1l Mr. Gray did not
obey orders. but was giving commands
to the 011‘“, 11nd 1Ii>1npled its work,"
Capt. M0i~>lllaill continued his teati-
rnony, by saying that when Gray took
his exaniinutiom for :1 cominlesion he
named to be appointed first kergcant.
When his 1'01111111111111112 omct'r replied
that it would not up, 111: he had decld-Y
Mr. Gray"
ed to appoint .l:11111 s Rooney,
became i111p111h 111 He declared [bill
he would not ist‘l'\t' under Rooney.
said that llt' unultl Hall for
(barge. Lott-1' 11c .~a1d that he would
withdraw I115 request for a discharge
and would court 11 courtmartial. The
witness said that he did apply and got
Gray’a discharge 1111 a sergeant. 11nd
plvi'ed him 111 the foot of the list. He
said that Gray preferred charges
ngftinat him for that, which \vere heard
by the pr'opct officers find that the
li11.l1cr oiliter< commended him for his
action.
A great many (llllt‘t' rs of the Nation
al (luartl will be called upon to give
testimony 1m to proccedluce in utili-
tary maltcrs,
PRIll CREW 0Nil
0N B0illll llll Allill
tt‘ ontlnucd From First rage.)
11 A
”hall bc Illatlt'w—Wllt‘lllt'r she shall be
held :1 fur prize of ner German cap
tors under the l‘ruSsian- Amcrlcni
treaty of returned to her ilrltiah o“ 11
o-rfi under The Hague Convention.
.\11 unnrd has been placed over the
11am by the United States. rcliancc
being placed iti ”W “cm of lfllt-uien
111i llcrg that the steamer will not
lie movctl until the diplomatic utters
lltlllh involved shall have been de-
ridcd.
WASHINGTON. Feb. t.-———t‘onfcr
enccu over the statue of the British.
steamer Appam were continued today
betvvt cu Secretary Inducing and other
officials of the State. Department and
the neutrality board. l‘111al decision
probably will not be
tomorrow
Delay in reaching a decision as to
Ease your throbbing '
lle'
his. dls-'
reached ht fore'
whether the ship should be returned
to her British
lHague Contention or held as a prize
10f war under the l’rusalan- American
.1rc11ty. in due to the possibility that
'tlie altuntlon grou log out of the case
'might affect some of the fundamental
'uuestlous oi naval uarfaic in dispute
between the l'nitcd States and Ger-
many. One of the most important of
flit-ac question: involved in the case
of the. American sailing ship William
.Frye, sunk a your ago by the com
'mcrcc raider I‘rlnz Eitcl l‘l'lCtll‘lCll.
This case is nearing settlement“
.virtually on the terms for which the
. t' nilcd States contends.
if the United States should decide
{it recognize The Hague Convention
instead of the Prussian treaty. Ger
many might consider herself relieved
' 'm'beed 0" and "mu M0” two 0!, from the treaty obligations the Unit
Linonine's important ingredients, are 9‘1 States In seeking 10 enforce
' Indications today still were
well-known agents, separately. in the UK‘ ADI)!!!“ WW” '1? mm by
United States to be a prize of war‘
under til. PrussianAmeiican treaty.
, WASHINGTON: Feb. l.-—Secretary.
and Cold
Even Stubborn and
Dangerous Bronch-
lis Yields lo Linonlne.
that
treatment of coughs and colds, emulsi-
nothlng can be accomplished. tied 10800!“ With other curative ”my Lansing indicated today that the Unit-
’ed States had decided to hold that the
Kerr’l Flax Seed Emumon iPrussian American treaty governs the;
{case of the Appum as Germany con-
tends. and that all that remained to
be decided was the inteipretatlon of
1 notice that you have taken up the for the immediate relief and prompt the application of the treaty's terms
cure of all forms of coughs and colds,1 PRISONERS GIVE GLUE To MAN’ 8
even bronchitis. moat etubborn of all! 'DENT'TY-
____.._.
“0‘15“. W108 to its healing properties ' Man Who Died in Ambulance is Found
To 31: Michael Moran, of
Greenwich.
to! animnwa'r, Feb. 4.-'rwo men
! who are in the county jail. having been
those who use it TN purest “"1 ”h“ .sentenced as chicken thieves. yester-
day told Dotectlve James Bray that
the man who died in the Emergency
lit is relieving the system of constituambulance last Tuesday while being
taken to St. Vincent’s hoapltaLwaa noti
Try this famous old family remedy and' g ,
experience the comfort It brings
of all remedies it builds up the bodyl
throat and lung troubles.
owners under Thai
h”...
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WWI
iGOOD VAUDIVILLI AT THE PAL-
ACE.
l
ances at the Palace yesterday cer-
“1050‘ who attended the perform-j
ltsinly got their muuel'e \t‘orth Beside;
the popular Theda Barn in an excep'
tioually interesting picture. in itself a
special attraction. Manager Van Scoy
offered five acts of pleasing vaudeville.
Best on the bill in “The Honey Girl:
and Earle t‘avanaugh." in a bright
I
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musical sketchfuil of snappy coniedy,1
catchy songs and pretty girls in fi‘ee‘h‘
attractive costumes.
sport girls, play
mviin.
-wi1chini.',ly clad.
They are
polo. tennis and
truly.
always appropriately and be.
I
'lleurick and Paula caught the audr'
ience with their songs and piano aclcc- j
tione, as did David Hall 8; Co,
terestin; and novel sketch.
in an in-
Frances.
tul' is it Fruncish Renault wore gor-'
genus goons and sprung surprise atteri
surprise. lchinnis Brod,
dancing comedians \vere handicapped
in their act, a fact a portion of the au»
dience did not appreciate, Neverthe-
less, from a rather unfortunate start.
they came out willing.
Iy good dance“ and had some
"\var comedy" that got uicr.
This entertaining bill will be repeat-
llt‘\\
excentric'
1
They are real 3
ed [witty and 1omorrotv and la worthy.
of your patronage. Pictures will he
changed daily. Today's program in-
t'llltlt‘:~ Syd t‘haplin in “The Sub‘
marine Pirate" and seven other reels
()nc 111-count of Illt‘ length of the bill.
the first evening performance
511111 at 5:45.
will
"DADDY LONG LEGS" DELIGHTED
AT THE REGENT.
lcr and Ituth Chuttcrton in
Loni: Legs" at the Regent ’l‘lieatrc last
evening and it is bull? to say
'evcry one present was of one mind in
A capacity house greeted ltcnry Mil~.
"Daddy ,
that ~
delighted approval of the production.‘
Little need be mid of the work of Mr
Miller and Mia's ('liitllt'l‘lOll, except
that 11> successful artists in their pro- '.
fermion tin-y haw achlevcd \vell (lest’YV-'
cd fame, and last evening's perform-l
. unce only added to their host of adinirrl
itrs. \lisa Chattcrton, as the waif. had
her audience in smiles or tt'11r< as she‘
willed and Mr. .\lillc r11 portrayal of
Janis Pendlcton—“ Daddy Long Legs"
1'va11 foiteful and masterly The charm
lug comedy in 109 Mill known to need
comment or criticism. suffice it to any ‘
lth at it wa< produced excellently
every detail and Manager Kantor is to
be congratulated in giving the people
iof theolnrwulka «such a rare treat
BIG FOUR PLANS
'1 The llcd Men and The American
in;
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:llnud are making elaborate piepum-
tlons for 'ttecmatiui. \lusic Hall for
the ('(llllllli: fair. One of the features
:ia tltc cxtrn electrical effects which.
1111' being installed by Human l,‘iuq11e,
ithc local electrician. Numerous
‘ugms 11.1w been added. 111nm \v.ill
make the entire ball as bright 112-1 day.
i The members nidworklng hard hit-
!iug up the booths, which will look
[inoat attractive when finished
1
HOT!
1"1111 111i has 11 decided novelty for then
opening each night. and the
Is being specially fitted up for ”its.
(.‘harles W. Sterling, the popular
violin aoloiat.
'cntertainment on Thursday evening.
Considering the small price of ad-
mission, the public I5 assured of get.
lint. their money '5 worth
W
Pictures at Regent.
"I‘ouuues of Men," 11
play in \\llicll Constance Collicr will
he starred at the Regent Thcutre this
evening. is one of the beat rcleasc:
on that superb program of photo play.
successes. The star is very well
known for her work in and out of
pictu1cs and in the feature attraction
which appears at the Regent today
(she make a new record for high class
cast playing a modern and true
.atory Too much cannot be said for
‘this feature, and no one who has the
;opportunity to see the feature should
11101 miss it The play is in five
parts. Tomor.r0w Saturday. the
lusual high class program will be in
iorder. Frederick Peiry will appear
lln the Fox play “The Family Stain."
.There will be a comedy reel. The four
"piece orchestra which has been de.
-Iighting audiences 011 Saturday even-
ings will be in attendance again Sat-
lurday night. There will be no ad-
vance in prices The showa will be
at '1'. l5 and 9 oclock The pictures
for next week are unusually features.
lnotable among them being Tuesday‘s
iplay. It'larguerite Clark .in "Mice and
Hen."
‘ALLEGED BUCKET SHOPS RAIDED
l COLUMBUS. 0.. Feb. tr—Twelve so
called "bucket shops" in eleven Ohio
cities were raided simultaneously at 11
o'clock today by inspectors of the
Mayor llnratrom and the other.
Icity officials from me Cltv 11:111. The‘
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011 Monday night the band will os-t
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5111 so
will be a part of the1
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the presentation in the leading role of 1H
Michael OlHora but was Michael Mor. 'bauking department, and the manag- 1
an. of Greenwich. The man. nutter. era taken into custody on charges all
Police Serum James Romney.
but from pneumonia. wan found in a violating the blue sky law and operat- .
shack at the foot of Stella Mm! by tag fraudulent securities jabbing agen-
cm. according to announcement mule.
Detective Bray local-ti the man's Ilia-ti! before noon by Harry 7.11.11.
relative- ln Greenwich He was to State Smrintendomof make.
your- old and but been «mind
“with. mmmum—amm. mutation. but
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mom. put. 4. we 'r
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Howuutrrs
Bridgeport, Conn,
Smart new juhior
‘Norfolk suits for boys
“or ill thc t‘lt'vcrt'st 11111l 11111~1~z111>lzictori 111 111-11' .'
\llll\ tut littlc buys—junior N(lrfUll\\ til wool poplin!
l)ccp and rich liroun poplin 11f ~pl1111i11l “vigil! and
quality
‘ 'l'rlllll} cut 11ml tiliislittl “llll Ulrlt‘illl plc;1t~l1.11l. «HI'l
from.
litltiippcil \titli \vl’iitc collar 11ml «'11th 11inch .111 1':1\lly
11-111ovctl ltll' latitulct'lng m_ '
Marlin] li_\ 11 lltljtl‘ll but little 111111111i~l1 .111' 111.11 1~1mt’
.1lilt'.
.K'l/t'x 41ml"
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5.
l'inlit l111~11111'11l.
Door-mats that’ll
scrape snow and mud
"l titttr ~1111 ll1c ‘litk‘l\ M) llltltll) anti tllll\. it's
inst nulul the 11.1) tlic dirt is trackctl into the hti'tm. It
>cc1115 as though tlu thiltlicn simply 111111] int ~t1ip to
clcan thcir shocv'"
“an.
.\.'L’\\' bright door-111111 will stop tln- httlc {(Vilk‘un their
way in from the muddy strct'ts. \111l tl1c1 \1ill clcnnac
thcir sliocs much. .
l\'lll)l)cr mat» 01' 1401111 wcight~ :ot
‘LOCUKI door-mats, actually brush thc \llllt‘\ clcau and
wins}; away cvcrv hit of dirt—ROc to $1.
'l'liirtl flour,
Victrola ,
Columbia '
Sonora 0
ll
. "" - . . ‘
.-\fur all has lictu 511111 that can b1: said about cabinet.
and toiitrol- device and all such the out tittaiitv tvhit‘li'
tlctidcs a cliqitc i~ 101M! ' ‘
' lltat it is which wins lll'vdr or losrs it.
, . n a t e |
lhat it is which 1s the Soul of tlic instruincnt.
”lint liovt .1111 l to judge llctyiccn tl'c thrcc. How can ,
I (lt't‘lilt unle<s l licar them under similar 1011tlitions"
cach of tlicsc instruments
undcr exactly tlic camc conditions is afforded here and
now. In the. >torc'.~ sound-proof rooms, each may be lis-
tcnctl to. .~\ntl tlicu. \vlicn thc test of Comparison hae'
bccn made, decision i~ 111 11c rcachcd with iiitclligcncc and
satisfaction. 1'
The opportunity to licur
Naturally cacli maker plain» to c\ccl. Hnly tlllt‘ pay
to Judge 19: after llt‘ai'lllg cacti. .
That decision oncc ttiatlc mt‘ncrship is c118}.
.‘\n_v instrumcnt may lit-purchased on a plan of easy .
pavmcntc. L'ndcr this plan, 110 extra amount is charged
for privilege of pavmcr 111 small sums. Thcsc arc the
prttcs:
Victrola— $15 to $250
Columbia— $15 to $150
Sonora— $42.50 to $115
The price. is paid in 11 cckly amounts of 75c to $2.50. .
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Not a Seme 25c.
Buster Brown, 25c.
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Cadet Hone, 25c.
(For Boys and Girls)
Cornell, 60 etc. to‘$3.00.
Corsets soc to 53.50;.Brass1eres 25c to $1.00“
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