Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 24, 1921 · page 12

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. . vChr-istmas is not a. ‘day. Christ-
”m is a feeling. Its message quiv-
in deep inside our finer selves-—

ling for expression which or-
means or communication
habit sitsin.

it has: come that at Christmas
'iurn to music. The church-
organs swell with celestial sym—,
onios. The white- robed choirs
rfl lorth in angel choruses. The
"dwellers ml the streets with lovely
, Tim homeflrcs glow with
,{Ie glad.‘ sincere music of Christ-
- - It is a festival or song. For
'lh the language of our fee!-

says it all! Mus.c

we is the gift of music—the New
Edison. In giving it. you give not
.Mlv the thing: —the intrinsic phon-
”911:th .\ou invoke also the
‘ Nib—the lvszvelcss meaning or
‘chtmns.
come in and i< t us play the won-

tul instrument for you.

f759 NEW EDISO}:

“nib Phonograph With a Soul."

The Alfred Fox Piano Co.

' 85 NORTH =BIAIN rm
.--‘ Open Evenings Until Nine.—

 

BAKERY SUGGESTIONS FoR- . YoIIR
CHRISTMAS DINNER

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PIES . 20csnd 30c

PUMPKIN AND COCO‘NUT PIES ............................25:c*-

GENUINE POUND CAKE (Plain and marble) pound 45c
RAISIN CAKE, pound ..s. 306

MOLASSES FRUIT CAKE, pound ... 25c »—

WHITE EOUSE BREADERY .
85 Washington Street gas; Phone 1405”

 

 

 

 

. A. M. WOOSTER

‘Attorney-at-Law
Examiner U. 8. Patent Oifico

loud (or Booklet on Patents
Kain 8t., Bridgeport, Conn.

TANDARD

 

 

 

 

 

 

Promptly Aftendéd
Pricea Moderate

Corsets, Gloves, Hosicry, BrasSieros, Silk, Knit End
Muslin Underwear, Kimonos, Robes,
Handkerchiefs . * ' .

A visit here will enable you to make 9. selection of dsinty and
' useful gifts at reasonsblo prices.

MME. JEANNETTE

56 South Main Street South Noerlk'

WITH BEST WISHES FOR A
MERRE‘ CHRISTMAS

\

83 Washington Street, South Noerlk ,
mom: ma _ mourns!

chultze 3 Christmas .m

Eve Specials

SMALL TURKEYS
62c 11)., f

LARGE TURKEYS

dtl‘ed
being takén by M’flldfi. Gizcy Fr‘cd
1393. and Edward Somiey. The in.

tire "coward" “Es n
tion. _
Tim next number

néie‘ with “The 034 BEL!“ by Frank by the v “west orchestra. or New
On Wednesday evening. or
the coming web]: a. Subscription donor»-
will be hold. while on New Years Eve ‘ ,
thé, customary dance will Else be held. , >
The committee in charge of thej .
of human Frizzéll ’

For-cit and Thomas nuns. Frank
and Thomas are younger merm-
bers of the Elsi! En?! if their business
(ability develops in “tune with In; dra-
matic‘pminisé. the. i

talus oi? induury.

was a iren‘ pretty ‘:x"n \' cal corned
number. ‘

second numfiér.w , {18
xii; in a. :1:ch cafiedi‘.

End attractive.

stage as n bower} iiapper and sung in
character the mug ~ “\mien ancés
DEncegwith 34 If Her chfi-sct'eifutlc

ho:- Murié ué sunk.

brought Erie 9r déiight and applause?
from the audience.

Jennie. and Matilda . in
Who's a comm." provid
Iendiné actresses or the even!

“Looking Backward" was) a... little
game number arranged by some oi? the

 

track and forth about the

' Claus droppcd down the chimney End

A. F. BeckmannSCo. Inc

I , and to Mr. «4512.)?th

Mien ind were pleased to‘gfll them:
yes. “Old Timers." Thin ' venous

(“Mu

very cgmicai and shaming
Quits

.Ai'tcr this' entertainment

brought with him

at cm: which even i

might have ohérvcd «

my but: gotteén down thitmchim
ncy. These gm- Were all given by t!)
employegl of the hon

field at 'pniitlcs snd cow.

The girls we iii-Siam iii j

sir lunchéon. served by»,
Lungs were Erotic , their fiaficcs brifiit

“fade duos eviden
mg’Sstt‘i wash: town the is it he 3mm

"Who’s a Coward" the pin-IE I

E‘sxiiiethdn a Iii-lite scrim

 

 

We vo talked business for ’most a year; Let’s pause

awhile for Christmas cheer

 

the prim: being a. set of gold-mount- .

Tuxedo studs;

‘Tiie mag-é. um Mrs. .19.is Wood
End Mari": 31. Henderson.

Music, or the donoiiig was {unaligned

York cl

dnénce c ,
n. . Samuel
W Enrig Dr ’ Gooijgo ‘

ltéxvcd st 1 a. m.. it“ lasing s *b
Steward Frank

Hollywood The El, b was pmttilf

trimmings.

coNTINUE CASE

Continued tron m Pogo.

87.000 worth or me hanghe was sIoI-
en . - I
~ this time or his
”first. seas about $325 worth of goods.
idcntiflcd by WE. min sci-(am as being
an

 

store was routicd. Soul’s wife
ed jhnt Elie purchased the good ‘ rout
u. pcddler'. . '

The question or jurisdiction was
raincd by Attorney Gemini-w. because
the arrest woo made 11 36w Canaan.-

u was granted for the Now (Banach,

crowed. _ .
XVII-ell! End 311:3.“113355‘29‘3 are

 

tivity. 11163qu W19 ‘,‘W_.

”by? Gorllov and my Ethan;

In. an they: were- so" at thdl‘é
‘Eiflbfiled by "

Edward

 

They were '

and the (sue. was continued here. Setu“

authoritlés. and thé come. here was

~deoorited with Chri Innis greens and.-

AGAINST SETTI

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flluw‘”J.;,wnru,;v,l,""h (

.Awas.'_nul.-

 

Ferris. on Flax Emma“. In front of

whose home the accident occurred

Dr. I. Rosenthai was called and at»
tended her. Mrs. Schlitt is not aeri-
ously injured. however; and was Eble

. to so to hex: home.

our THIS (gar-Io: IS wonm

m
Cut; oar this sup. enclose with so
and mail ii: to Foley & 00.. 2835 She!-
field Are, Gum In“ writing your
name and studies: clearly.f You will

mm; Foiey'l Hour; .
pound to coughs. coids 3nd croup;

 

 

 

HFGRTHE WEEK

any large California
Prunes, nib. .._........14§

FmePorkalb. 2!»

DominoesneSyrup 2cExi325c

mm mad” Tenansmrmuszsc

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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