The great tenor was invited to a demonstration of a new
hug-led talking—machine attachment which “improved" the
music by making it louder in “spots",whenewr the player
toohanotiontomakeitso.
Being good natured Caruso went. But the “loud blast“
arrangement didn't meet with his artistic approval.
Moving over to a Victmla. he grasped the modifying
dams, and opening and closing them he exclaimed. "That is
the way to do what you are trying to do."
it is desirable that you should be able to control the
volume of sound and that is done by the modifying doors
oi the Victrola—no makeshift device is necessary.
. Everything that is best in talking-nincliinc tUilNlrth‘litIil
.. is incorporated in the Victrola
The modifying doors are among the liUlliLl’llLb Lulu-m:
patented Victrola features, and with the Victor system ol'thnigc-
able needles 'thcy give you full control over the volume of
sound without in any way interfering with the artist‘s
alternation.
Come in and let us Show you how casily they enable
you to increase or diminish the volume of sound. Thcn you‘ll
apprec'ntc what a valuable feature this is—how much it adds
, w your enjoyment of the instrument.
Yiarolas ~315 to $300. Victor‘s 810 to $100.
suit ybur convenience. if desired.
' ' FRED H. PONTY
37 Main St.
Easy terms to
Palace Theatre Building
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Mint; mm
(Continued iron: First Page.)
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with any portion of the box.
parcels should be marked “Fragile."
:lress oi
.‘hristmns" and “Happy New Year,
respondence is not. allowed.
plainly written in ink.
Packages should be seturoly puck
ad, wrapped and tied, but not ecalcd
139 at letter rates.
matter, as such matter is
rendered unmaiishle.
All valuable domestic
mail should be insured.
'lS to reach their destinations a low
days prior to Christmas.
i’aroeln may be indomod "Please, (1
not open until Christmas." '
it is requested that this item h
cut out and placed where it can b'
readily relen-cd to and ill far as pos
silllt‘, that the instructions be car
lried out when preparing parcels for
linailing. By doing so it will relieve
‘much congestion at the windows hi
"hi- post omces and assist inatrrinll)‘
‘n the handling of the parcels.
in order that gifts may be in every
Christmas Furniture
. Our holiday display on both of our immense display
floorts is by far the most attractive we have ever shown,
1nd includes everything from complete sets for parlor. den.
office, sleeping room anr‘. d'ninz room to dainty single pieces
t make a big showing for a small sum.
'A NEW LINE OF NOVELTIES
u Of wood, metal, wicker, pottery and glue that must be
,Ieen to be appreciated. ~
Ali‘purchases will be gladly reserved for future delivery.
RAYMOND & SON ‘
Wall an Hth Sts. FuneralfiDireetors UNorwalk
Christmas Aprons
A. large assortment of fan :y Tea Aprons in plain or cross-
: . bar mualms and dotted swi "s. insertions in various de-
, Signs with lace and embroi lcry edgings. Embroidery and
hematitehed ruffles. Some with colored ribbons.
25¢ to $1.00
. Showing Aprons in Dotted Swiss, white or flowered lawns
With lace trimmings and large pockets. These aprons may
be easily converted into bags.
‘2 - . 25¢ to $1.00
‘ «Jars: and Medium Sized Aprons—Plain
med, in various styles. ‘
25¢. 50¢. 75¢
and embroidery
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all Fort street 383
. C. E. Bnltlwiu,
llorwalk Hotel 115'!
'i. iluumgurtcn,
25 Lexington ttvenuv (it'll-l5
Victor J. Benellshn.
30 Taylor uVEnuo' 1870
F. A. lloemm,
1'5 Woodward nvcnuo 1852-2
iscnnc of the word "Christmas Gills,"
llit is important that they reach the
.‘ persons for whom intended on or be-
‘crc Christmas day. ~
l’urccls intended for persons resid-
nr. u'ost of the Mississippi should
.mail tltvir parcels not later than lic-
lce-mhcr )6. For the Middle West and
'Iln- South. not lulcr than Tuesday. he
:cetnber l9.
.st—y. Pennsylvania. Maryland and the
chw England Stator. not later than
i'l‘huruduy, ih-rembcr iii. For local
Edelin-ry, mull parcels not later than
Jilr‘t‘l'lllbl‘l' 22. As (‘hristmas court-t
ithis your on Monday. it the abovo is
carefully complied “lib. it is ccrtnin
Mun uli gifts will ha in the hands of
'tlnm- for whom intended by Christ-
Ium morning.
‘lnuured tags for filling out at home,
thus saving time at tho post otlice.
‘mny be scoured from your carrier.
.‘Ask your tumor for thom. Any in
Mrtntions on to llllinpz lht-m out will
‘itl' Illi't‘l‘illily’ ginn.
- liunwrnlwr lo WRAP Sl'll‘l'rREliYw
i.\llltlll-ISS l'l.AlNi.Y~.\iAli. EARLY.
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lOBflllllll'
ton, or similar matter. to prevent tho
wntents from coming into contact-l
Such
in addition to the name and Iii-l
the sender, which is re-
ruined, inscriptions such as “Merry
nay be placed on the covering of the.
parcel in such manner as not to ln-I
ertere with the address. Books may
be simply inscribed, but personal car'-
Addresses should be complete and;
is sealed parcels are sublet-t to post-
Do not place Christmas stamps orl
stickers on the address side or mail
thereby
parry-l post
Christmas gifts should be mailed so,
For New York, New Job,
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MRS. 8.1'. ROBtNSON
MISS EVELYN SEARS __ Y
mus. JOHN BALCH
mas c, sputum
MRS. A.M. DODGE.
“'ttllt’r Krl'n,
19 lillltln hll't‘l‘l 1.3.. -I
John it. l.'lit.~nnm-dn u,
t’otr u\'v-nu.
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1 NEW TELEPHONES lNSTALLED.
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Loom-.5”; Station Located in Mid
Division Recently.
Following is it list of nvw toll-phones!
that how barn installed since the
is-‘ning of tho lust lip-t. Cut this out
and music in tch back of your direc-
or).
Mih. G. Albcrtnou. nurse
litneat llmnnun.
ti Rowan street 7613-3
W. E. Collins.
9 Elm street 793-13
lirfc J. Erickson, ‘
:72 Gregory boult-vm'tl,
liv‘. J. Finnlinn.
' 1: Gibson court 1845
C. l’, Frcy,
::5 Taylor avenue 17:15,
.\ii.~.; Lillie (luttlrr, '
1'3 l-‘ull‘llt‘ltl a\"?lllt) 6'13 .
3 .‘dm. Lulu Glover,
l -i Woodward 8Yt‘llill' 10372
Mn. .\i. J. Golden.
“l‘ (‘ctlur street 276-4
Gm. W. Grny.
ll Seymour street 533-3
i i‘llr‘i- Annie .ll.1~icidel,
; 9/: Day street 1280
’1‘ M. Holmes, /'
g 5‘.) Fort street 875-3
'Gea. W. Holt, 'f - {L3
13 Elmwood avenue i,‘ 9434
\ll>.~‘ JI-Mlt- Llrlmllil,
l 5.. John mitt! '79.:
Al-tuham J. Milli-r,
43‘. Orchard MW!
Wm. Patterson,
3‘1 HM street
Cl :1» (l. lit-anion.
1233-4
'29 Taylor nwnui- 744-2
'ii-nd Jiilnt'.‘ Garner.
tvar it? \\‘nll :tt'wt :13!)
llnlu (‘. Sunlorl.
ANTI-SUFFRAGISTS lN
NATIONAL MEETING.
.\it llll!t’l‘\ of the National r\.~~o-‘
t'iution (lpposul to Woman Sufl~l
mgr, lllnll‘xlllLi) ed ll) [in results
lllx' llt'ltl lllc‘il'
iznnunl t‘mzu'ntion m “fishing-3
ll (l, ilt'l‘ 7 nil-l 3. .\lr~‘.l
Arthur M. lltulgv. [li't‘sltlt‘lll ofl
i
t'
«it <ltr‘tmn,
hat,
the ux‘gunimtion. nmkc lllt‘ final?
.\lr\. lLtlch. lint}
liulirk, .\lr~. lilillillxtlil :nnl §\lissl
prt-luu'al it ins.
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Nun \\'('l't‘ \lllllt of lllt' \lnxm l
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lililFtllx Ilt'lt. ":tlmn to lili‘ t‘nit'
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n
l GERMAN COLORS.
’l‘ln- lit-mum lint; would br it rain .
Low If it lllt lutlod :tll llw colors of ”it":
‘\‘uriou.~< kingdoms. print-ipulitieu or
cltlll'b ut 1hr (Hyman cntpirc. The
Huck and “hilt: and tho t‘flglt‘. in tin
ttivrmnn llnx u‘o Prussian, und in the
stair ltcutl corner is the canton, black.
.‘whim and rod. roprcsentativc or thc
lnorth Gcrmnn contcdemy. which was
fostuhhtshcd in 1867. The colors ol
Bavaria are blue and white; Hanover.
1.,wliow and white; Saxony. white until
noon; Wurttemberg', black and red:
Mt‘t‘klt‘nllul‘g-slfl‘llli, red, yellow and
blue: Brunswick. Nut! and yellow;
,Suxr-t‘ohun: (lotlm. groan und whitt-
ll limilnnd szrmt 1:177 1Rt-liu‘uxnburu-me, bltw, rod nnr‘
Fitilllt t‘. Slit-t'n‘ood. 'nhlti‘. The colour of Waldeck art
1:. Woodward urcnm- l?l"l 'hhu‘k. rod and ‘3'rllovt: Pomerania.
D- r: W q . ‘ him! and while: linden. rod and yel-
' ‘ ‘. ' ' h'n‘m'd- glow; Henna rod and \thito.—- Washing-J
N) \\ oodtutrd tit-mun it‘ll .ton Slitt‘. ’
ii M. N. Sigman, i ‘_ mg ‘-
la'vt' Rust avenue ‘2] U -.-T ’"W - -4
Silent Pour Social (‘luh| jflOIflC-mfde Sausage ------ 2°C,
1?: Wm” mw, 3W9 'Small Pig Pork ...... aoc‘
A “W, Fresh Hams ............. . 229
1.6, was, “mm ”as” lr‘rerilr Shoulders ... ....... 18c:
, _ , , , / Sugar Cured Hams ......... 24c;
Mist. (,crtrutlw sum-n»), . l . .
3.. i'ulrum WM” 1...“. Smal California Hams 17c:
Form Tum." ' ’ ISrprn'tg Leg (liaLahmb 22c
",,f 5 ' “ . __ _ orequarter m . ..... l c
‘"it; -,T.‘.:::l;,.?mn sir-mt ._...-l-.i gPot Roast'fiom ......... 16c up
“ ' 'Flank Stea‘rs ...... sac
n 4‘ ‘ u -\ . -N ........ 1
“1‘1" :{l’)l;“”‘“‘ ""3 ‘ Corned Beef from ...... toe no
91;. u up. ‘ ‘1:
6.: Swim: mm m “ Native Veal l't'om ...... “C u
‘ ~~Fowls..\.... .......... 26c
J: u- ““1”“. ‘ Dixie Bacon .. ........... . 22¢
36:; SOUlll Milli] Sll‘m'l 1613-3 Evp’wthing\ in Fine Canned
August Wichutnnn,
23 Elm Grove street
1202-5
ms BEGGING LETTER.
Foot—There goes a notorious and
confirmed begging letter writer,
Friend—What! Why. ltlrought that
chnp was an editor. Poet-Well, he
has writ-fen me at least a. dozen let-
ters hogging me not to send him any
more 0! my slum—Puck.
Goods and Vegetables.
Swit Premium Oleomargarine.
’ ' ' 28c
BeefCubes r doz. 25c
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Charuock’s Market
Free Dowel-y
76 North Main St.
to. Nor-wont
rel. 583-2
T
(nary o—JJractr‘eal :-
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ome Drerr/‘(alfjngnf '
Larfonr
Hunted Specially for This Newspaper ,
By Pictorial Review
For the Well-Dressed Boys.
fl‘bc House's vlom in front sud the
Jacket has n unit-lied tullar and twi-
piece shows that may he finished
with tum hack cuffs or made with-
out than. in nmtium size the uni)
rwftiiro-a 21,, yards Stiuch mauriaf.
The lit-no divs-iiinkcr today has a
I- mm in low to properly cut the
suit to t.» i! paste of material and
'K'Ifw-lit-n nt' tit and line. The goods
is first. {chic-l in half, as illustrated in
tho i-thizig gull. Along the sohagc
s lt'i‘ plan.- tl.t'- trouser hack, undulat-
ing. lurl. and roll :23 that the large
"0" innit-lotions rat on a lengtlv
“in- thrmd of material. Now, near
lhc lengthwisc fold, but also so that
the large “0” perforations lay on a
lengthwise thread, place the jacket
front, trouser front and sleeves. Be-
tween theso and the sections in the
upper row may be laid the pockets
under sleeve, lly pocket sections and
lines-band. Directly on the length-
wise {old place the collar and belt.
The back of the coat may be hell-
ed, if desired, and would no doubt
prove pleasing lo.the youthful wear-
er since it suggests the Norfolk
model. _
For vn'nter suits the new home-
spun and Needs will he found most
satisfactory. f‘hovoits that are not
nnlllto moults’ «10111 are also service-
nblo and ntlrnctlvo. They are slight-
ly rough and lnnsolv woven so that
A holiday suggcstion for the young
man of the family is embodied ls
this suit of homespun, serge or cho-
wit. it consists of a jacket and
knickcrhot’kcr trousers.
when a new suit
for the young llzllll of the family
seems the run bt‘nflllllt‘ gift. new
moi-.345 mo iult'rtnttng. Suitable to
At lllli wax an
dcuhptnrwzt in n-ruc, cloth or they are sometimes classed with horm-
twin-ll l\f tlt'i. suit consisting of 3 upon, which-arc at a premium be-
jfll'lil'l m-l kliilmtluu'ltt‘r lrouscfl. Cal". Of the “‘ial'. \
12.5.5:mumis..,.'::uit.\'o.osss. film, a to 16 mars. Prior,
‘5 went:
J B"J k ‘3 WALL ST‘
. . 3C SOD NORWALK
‘ OPTICIAN Phone 438
Everything in the Optical Line
EYES EXAMINEIS FREE
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The New Science TAILORED suIrs
orrmmon or CHIROPRACTIC and
Chiropractic is the definition or the
cause oi the disease and the art at REMODELING 0F FURS
adjusting the same. Disease is caused by ‘
New York bodies’ Tailor
G. Rocxorr'
' 1: North Main
We Also Do Cleaning and
" -Pressmg
by a wrench, twist or rain in tho
back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in ,
liner ilta in the dittorent organs snd‘
"mat. ;
“Chiropractors remove the cause at!
disease and psln, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
rems in your body. Female troubleti
elven special attention; also curvature
of the spine. You will never regree
living the Chiropractor a chance to .
help you. ' p
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
N Washington St, So. Norwallt, Conn.
OI‘I'NIN worn Palmer School. k
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.319 Bar-gins
r Kranach & Bach
r Shoninger
1 Gordon
1 Christie & Son
a-. Wm— v-
‘EIUILT rvpswnrrens - L. e
_. gem l th, Uglderwtgm I Raven 8: Bacon
.. J' 1 er
’ “ ? walrgftordid. refitted l $65-00 AND UP
repaired. Rentals. all
per month. tin-miner:
” sold at taper month i
, JAS. DONNELLV
W South Main Street South None-s!
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Studwell Piano Co.
(get! mun Sofiemllb
EXtI‘an WOULD occuk. .
unto ! uuo
‘conm' HID NE?
: Try A *Slcn'tinel Ad. ‘ -~
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‘nnge You All. rec-m“?
M eom‘ 00W
* To unit
7 ‘rw susreuim‘vJJ
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wan. toot-:55 vet .
site‘s 355." 1‘ "em
' i" “ll? "05.3 FOR
sat: nun BE A
REEL SING”.
Milton Atom
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