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your home at Christmas?
Time in no one so unmusical as to believe that a talking machine pro-
duces real music. At best, a talking machine, no matter how much it costs.
no matter what artists make records for it, no matter what claims are made
for it by its manufacturers. gives only a hollow imitation of the original
Mammy i3 isoN
is not 0. Talking Machine
This new invention of the world‘s
me
Will there be Real Music in
ily hundreds of tests. before
' 'Charge
minizs
Bridgeport & So. Norwalk
Big’ Sale of COMJ‘
January Prices Now
’30 Days Ahead of All Others
Accounts
Opened
Accounts
Opened
it uh
greatest inventor is in no real sense
a talking machine.
It represents more than two million
dollars spent in research worlt by Mr.
Edison.
it represents thv achievement of his
ambition to produce a musical instru»
ment which Ree-realm all forms of
music so perfectly that the original
cannot be distinguished from the Re
dl't‘tls of thousands of music lovers, it
has bt't‘il proved conclusively that
when an artist sings—1w plays—in
mmparisozi with the New Edison's Ito-
(‘rerttion ol that artist's performance.
it is impossible to distinguish the
original from the lie—Creation.
The. music. critics of more than 200
of America's leading newspapers testi-
fy to this tact in the columns of their
own paprrs. Wo flhtlll be. glad to show
‘ Jinn-ten. This in the rent month, when
, the collector: been
i
i M ow Hue-oily. coma,
:. audience. and cute and fool
than mane-n, can't m are bit.
it a money. um min, or
finds-gm coll.
“'WHWVM torsion a
Creation.
Hear- this new Invention
Come to our store and let us give you a concert of lie-created music. Com:
at any ti ne. You will always be welcome. There is no obligation to buy.
merely wmt you u: hear what we consider the world's greatest musical in-
mm
THE A. J. ANGEVINE
scum NORWALK. CONN.
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‘ liiiERlil Institutel
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n u” In (tribute 810 or over yearly toward tum mm
I “mm Mil“. expenses of the Home for the Aged. New anaan contributors. .
ad Outlining tourism in Work
The Irat of December this year finds
the ilnuoea ot the Home for the Aged
in splendid audition and the interest
in the work Winn. This is es-
:pociauy true in the outlying sectione-
W New Wilton and
an. vener- do no active work. no it
in Ittlnx that they review the success
a the past your. The Home Chapter.
t8 largest numbing body of the
M union. MI Wed its mem-
tushlp.. New in its history. have
so successful in
Naflieoting the dollar tines tron Ill
nits" promptly. The content for
new members resulted in In. A. W.
A-ttn briuinz in the must nun.
he. lire. Robert 1". Way won second
W
“ClsciiitiS” iliill
um All towns
Bldg with BM“! Ind and
Bunch Gear
Get a ill-cont b0: now.
You lion and women who can't not
“in; right—who have headache,
OIL-mon- and upset. MWlth
lieyonhiphc your Mela clean
my mum rim with salts.
”disarm our
2‘ Mt. wort ’ while you shell;
place with Mrs. Howard F. Johnson a he: way into the hoaria of all the
'Westportjs represented on the Town
you what the critics
I isou‘tllil‘ '
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close third. , g I
The Contributing Circle 0! which
Mrs. G. Edwin Comatoch is treasurer.
has accomplished wonders. it has in-
creased its membership live told. The
members oi this circle who each mn-
are exempt from active work. Ouri
most prominent townspeople are mem-'
here of this circle, several having sent.
checks and the desire to become“' at-
tiliated with the work by mail. un-
solicited. l
Weltpoi't.
Westport is the only one oi the out-
lying sections which is organised. it
has a body or nearly 100 members.
known as the Weatport Chapter. Four
old people have entered the Home
from this town, which accounts for the
keen‘ interest tell by all. During the
year Weatport has sent in nolrly $250
in cash donations. in addition, during
harvest month. many tine gifts of
staple supplies were sent to the Home.
Union head by the chairman of the
chapter. Mrs. Daniel Burr Bradley, Jr..
and Mrs. Jane Wood. The lady or the
month of September is Mrs. Willard 9.
Adams. who is I member of the Home
Committee.
New Canaan. I
,Thie has been the banner year to».
New Canaan. Many people from here
have visited. the Home durini.r the
your and few came empty handed.
During October the interest was un-
usually keen as shown by the numer-
ic ‘SON co.
ous gifts to this worthy cause. The
representative for this town is Mal
Howard F. Johnson. and she has won: W”:
any.
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Norwaik workeru, by, her tact and
quiet. but enicient methods. She has]
gained numbers. both (or the contri
buiinr citric and the Home hapter.
During the past month she/has sent
in about 8150 and the end in not in
Thanks are extended to all
Dorian. !
This town has been of great assist
once to the Home for the aged, dur-
ing: its incipient growth. Tho giving fl
has been spasmodic and the interest
equally so. The residents of Din-ion
look upon lite through a. breed wind.
ow and without forgetting that char
ity begins at home they have for the
put tow yearn put their maJOr efforts!
into relieving the war concrete. But
the iiome for the Aged hart not beenl
forgotten and Mrs. G, ii. Noxon. thv’
representative is over ready to lend a
hand. No gathering at the Home hm
been held without her presence and
We will place on sale for to-
morrow 200 fine Coats at Jan-
uary Prices. A great clearing
out sale of fine coats at greatly
reduced prices.
$10.00 cons 55,95
312,00 COATS ...............sgoo
315,00 pwsn cons ........ .. $10.00
-$10.00
$16.00
$18.00
$26.00
$40.00
815.00cw'rn coars...............
324.00 COATS ......
327,00 cons .........
$39.00 COATS ..I..
339,00 cons
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The Christmas ‘ Store
More beautiful this year than ever before, overflowing with ‘giits ior every member _
of the family. ' . . ' 7
' LAD‘IES‘ SWEATERS
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SILK naunxnncmsrsuc SILK BAGS 50¢ to ”1’23 1
25¢ m SILK HOSE 29¢ to S . . to .
LINEN nAnnxancman wmsm $130 .0 $5.00 UfiBRELLA: 533 t0 §.%
5 lZVzé *0 50¢ “36“ ‘ “W33 31.25 Ind 1.50
SILK PETTICOATS
HANDKERCHIEFS $1.95 ‘0 $5.00 CHILDREN‘S 65.50:?3‘1 00 f
NECKWEAE5¢2ge$tlog¥ ‘500 $le UNDERWEAR SPECIAL coasm comics
BOUDOIR CAPS ' 50¢ to 2 5 25¢. 50¢. 75¢
~ 25¢ u. 51 00 KAMONOS 59¢ to $3.00 SPECIAL consmarrgiiisoo
' B Tn ROBES . ' .
f§§¥33£k°2$80¢ W 37500 CHILDREN’S SWEATERS SPECIAL GOWNS 31,33
50¢ to $5 00 $1.00 to $2.00 SPECIAL SKIRTS 51.
gracious aid. Beeid food and fuel 60‘
nations, Darlon has sent. in 103 in
Extra Special for Saturday . .‘
$1 00 to $1.50 Leather Bags and Purses - - 7_ - . . - 79c
We will place on sale 150 Fine leather Bags! and} Purses, regular prices $1.50 to.
’ $2.00. Very special 79c _
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cash during the past year.
Wilton
L351. but not 1938i.'lhe large ‘0'“ CAVE fH‘ PENNIES AND EEAT.
THE MAN OF SHARP PRQ‘CTICE
A man asked the other y if it
WWW“ ‘0? the “0310 WWW and looked mu to what rebue Chechen be considered penurtous.
the “threat has never abated. The , ‘ t ” ew cents
from the uniform. He. livedin a town. ashamed to Wait for a i vim habit. of mind that is exceedingly
ot Wilton-largo in heart as in area.
This section sent in the largest con-
m‘Wll 190M uDItthcendoithe ..
odioo and collect the money as he moms deex or copy 9003 e or ii h
an morrect accounts, recording every lit- ”at, «mono owls.
feared it might be considered me and paying everyone ev-
‘ i hate to‘ tie payment,
These are days "he“ ”09';th “a erything you owe and collecting all
that in due. it develops n method-
m mu Virgin one:
representative from Wilton. Miss . ~ m ohan i like, m“
Josephine Hurlbutt. has been dellyefl fifpgfmgfi'fifmffflflm’mfim ‘fieapnz'moiixhfinyih as main] in “1968 days 01 free spending ‘ STUDIO '
on account of illness and is Just "be, m‘ provido hhusolt with book tick‘ u may not pay the aver-m Minna high PNCES- : 68 W Avenue, _‘
ginning lit-if worknsslnted by BOVOPBI 9““. bill returns to the W .4!) those flay. of huge wagon, to hem} Probably one rem“ Why n 008% ““1 “Wilt. -
Om‘rii- Th“ “I“ mm” “0"! Wiltonl rebate check good tor one cent. or too much about the pennies. not.“ much to live is that dealers have Tuudiye For particular. ;.
Wt“ aDim“ in about “‘70 “'99“ Meet. people item: these checks the moment one becomes, indifl'omnttdmwered that an, 'average m is n“ Milt"?! at “It ..
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A good adv. pays best in the best
away. He. said he had accumulated to small sums, he gets 08179le OWL, indifferent about pennies and nickéls.“ til-i2: 8.5
about. hair a dollar's worth. He was larger ones.
. considering it he would have the counting in a good one in both can
nerve to walk .up to the company's business and family accounts;
PHOM I40.
A tidbit of exact ec- Hc thinks he can add five cents to
every pound or met or vegetables
without anyone ”item it. But when
south ei Mu. Pay. Try (the.
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