, , on his .miio, paid ‘a
., ~ he 01 “-0.. “ham. and the
«221mm krona. trip to elm-gowns nailed. "Macon rezoned to
» .New, Home; . “
, W, B. Beckie, sulfa“ hughad driven his car within the Dal-ion
_‘ '_ f clung thereon W to g’houndary. He was arrested By State
york. buyer. ,autouiohile inspectors, and was then
' k Managua of old Klng’aitnmed over to .omcer Ley, who
‘ . . ey is having a onepipe heater :lroughé:t hilfn doAtdh, local headquar-
,, ‘ ers.— am or V008 e.
Sim. Lunar Butler and Miss Nettie} The recital which Miss Hilda Kath-
) have. been enjoying a motorlryn Schulz had arranged to give for
. "00 Leeann. Ithe Darien Methodist Church will
:5 05 Alexander at Stamford has have to be postponed. Stanley wmc-
. with St. John house on Harris ney. organist of the New Canaan Con-
" we. Nomton Heights. for a year. gregationai Church. who had arrang-
‘ eigmlmnlnz the “Trip Around the ed to accompany Miss Schulz, has to
vammont is to be liven'go to the hospital. The Darlen Church
the Merl. E. chuch. is trying to lift a mortgage, and Miss
‘ mas-'poopie- were introduced to Schulz wants to have a part in im-
fa stow- pitch was a “belt-scllef'ling it, As soon as it can be arranged.
“whamthelrjnreme Were children. and she will give the church a recital.
the mental renewed- their youth, The people ‘wrio go without coal
m meat in ‘1er1!; tho-.Paras'this winter owing to miners' strikes
mount picture‘ “Little Womenfllhave' not ‘sd’ far started any move—
cuieal We [Imus books, which] ' exit to improve the condition of the
3 shown iir motion pictutbemt‘ ners.
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, John Mason of Darien, arrested hy' -i;l'r.v a classified advertisement in'
. M to:- m to hey/broper
renew the oilicer his license, after. be1
H. 8. HM era-her
Beach, lectured .in Chicago last Fri.
day at the regular weekly noon meet-
ing at the Exe'fiit’im' Club. All!!!»
dred and) thirtyoeven of CM'&
leading Corporation executives listen:
ed to Mr. McCOrmack's address upon
the «abject of “The Twelve Positivg
and» Twelve Negative Elements Pres-
ent in Every Executive."
Win; the nest ten years ,Mr. Moo:
Cormack has reorganized or has
served as Business Counsel for many W
Chicagn.flrms——who in every coed
now rank among. the most succesetui
in their lines, and after Mr. McCor-
mack'e lecture some of the mombeu .
closed the meeth by testityinx to
the value Mr. McCormack’e services
as business counsel had been to them
individually andthe success of their
firms.
Clark M. Ely is in Bridgeport to
day serving on the grand jury in film >
‘ _. Iotoruclo- Queer Fred Ley,.Sunday the ’lientlnel. Nott Murder case.
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of 17.311”.
Wining?
'e rounds at the Arena A. as.
yesterday afternoon in the presence of
a large gallery. The- Frenchrnam made [Kc
an excellent impression 011 the specta- loom,“ »
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tore. He punched the bag for fifteen inrk " , ~ : »- :
minutiae-shadow boxed for tell mill- lroodso ' . 7 _ w
‘utes. boxed four rounds at top speed Ltlon Q ‘
' "yith Joe Jeannette. Young: Joe Gulls Dunlnir,
' _ if "HQl-cel Thomas as splli'riligwpgfigt- 'l' 1‘. "
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s fall. We’re doing it by
having nothing but good
?m quality—such quality as
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you’iifind in Hart Schaff-
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N orwalk Two Stores
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back if you don’t think so.
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The home of Hart Schadner as Nerfclotlm
South Norwalk
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- can soprano, gave all extraordi-
nary recital. last night at“ Hoyt’s Theatre.
Miss Tiffany walked on to the stage
and stood beside a. stately cabinet. She
began to sing “Sing Me to Sleep.” The
audience immediately yielded to- thespell
of her beautiful voice. Then suddenly
there was a stir—a subdued: murmur of
surprise——and a perplexed rubbing of
eyes. The voice continued to fill the au-
lfior-ium with undiminishedl sweetness-—
Mr ears were proof of that~but her
1199 died become absolutely silent—eyour
eyes told you that. '
“rile Phonogmph; With A Soul”
You can have a» duplicate of the won-
derful instrument used. at *Hoyt’s The-
atre and, if you act. quickly,. we. can.fur-
nigh you with an engraved certificate
(signed by this artist) certifying that it
in an exact duplicate in tonal quality of
the instrument she used in her amazing
comparison; also that it will" sustainpre-
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"What. wizanlh' was this? It was the
test of direct comparison with the living
artist, which. Thomas A. Edison has de-
Veloped to demonstrate that the Official
Laboratory Model. of. his new phonograph
will sing any song exactly asitwassung
by the artist, andthat his RIB-CREATION
of: a singer’s voice, as it comes from his
wonderful: new. phonograph, positively
cannot be distinguished from the sing-
er’s actual Voice, when both are heard
in- direct comparison.
Miss Tiffany made repeated compari-
sons—always with the same result. It
was truly wonderful. This master achieve-
ment. of. the great wizard, Edison, marks
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certified everymne of "them. Come to our
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the Oflici’al .Léboratory Mode: on. which
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