Evening sentinel, Friday, October 5, 1923 · page 11

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Come in and Hear'
These Artists Today‘

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Jeritza Sings "Suicidio" from “Giooon ". and
“Divinités du Styx" from "Ale-ate." da *-
\’lclor Red Sea] 12-inch Rand. Double-Fad. NI. 6375

Heifetz Plays "Slavonic Dances No. 2 and No. 3 '3
lw Dvoh'lk. arranged by Kreis‘er. -" .4
\ A... Red Sea! 12-inch Record. Double-Faced. No. 6376

Henry Burr and Peerless Quartet in two 3
ll‘vorllcs: ”3th You and l Were Yo dd
Maggie." an " 'vcr Threads Ara Gold,

Victor lomwm. l9ll2°ng we ‘

Jolm Steel sings ly Pal," a son on will wan ‘
On thenother side. Henry Burr gnya sentiments
ballad Just a Girl that Men For t." '
l. a‘.* Victor lO-lnlemd No. l9l3 A

BillyIl‘Nfurrayi in two of his mirthful numbers. " l lire.
' . nusan 'cars Ago"and "it's a Lotta Bologn "-

m... maul. RecordNo. l9l32 "1

Will Rogers talks on "Henry Ford" and also
"Tragic." Both talks are so true you voila-t
want to miss them. ‘ I ' v" “‘ " ‘ '

, Victor 10-inch RM!!! 05. 45369 3\

Great White Way Orchestra and The-T850;
dOlilTS cEloy a Medley Fox Trot. "Oil m3
am a arming walk. "50 thcrn ' ".

Victor 104th N1 l9lstdm '

Tennessee Ten and Benson Orchestra of Chicago
in. a pair of catchy "blucy" fox trots—”That
.llg BlondflMamma" and "Sobbin' Bluaif "

Victor lo-MReconiNo. 19130 ‘

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For Saturday Only

' LADIES' GENUINE DIAMOND RINGS—18K.
Setting, reg. $22.50 .................. Saturday $15.00 .‘

 

 

'9 LADIES‘ WRls'r WATCHES—14K. 25-Yr. walla
“ LADIES’ INDESTRUCTABLE rLARL BEADS——

. cams WATCHES—14R. 20-Yr. Gold Filled,
15 Jewel Movement, reg. $25.00 ....... Saturday $12.50

 

4 GENT'S 14K. CUFF LINKS—Reg. $7.50 . . . . Saturday $3.75 §

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GENT’S WATCHES—14K. Sold Gold Elgin
Movement, reg. $30.00 ............... Saturday $24.00

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WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION or runofi IVORY
Beads of All Dc.” Tlitious Restrung

EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING g

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“More Purchasing Your Nocltics Come in and Look Over ‘-.~
Our Selections.

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———JEWELERS——— .1
123 Washington St. South Norwalk 21-3:

Connected With Yale Jewelry Co.——Stamford‘ ,

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Gold Filled, reg. $18.00 .............. Saturday $1000

24 Inches, reg. $20.00 ................ laturday $10-00 3

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SUIT STORE

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120 WASHINGTON ST.

OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 10 P. M.

 

' SOUTH NORWALK

_ A Mosl Exceptional Sale

' Amazing StOCkS 0f the finest F811 and Winter Styles in Women’s and Misses’ Coats and Dresses
will be sold at prices that the average retail store must pay at wholesale. Our low profit per sale policy
enables us to do such a large volume of business that we can give you MORE Q U A L IT Y, MORE

 

 

 

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EAR JUMPS' '
EMBANKMENT

Mr. and Mrs. Amend
Badly Bruised but
Escape Serious In-
jury on Way from
Danbury Fair

 

 

 

While returning from the Dan-
bury Fair “'ednesday evening, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Kohler of New Canaan.
friends crib. and Mrs. Amend or
W'Cll. avenue. were blinded by the
lights of another car and struck
the abutment, near the New Canaan
The car turned and
went over the embankment which
’lI a drop of several toet. A pass-
ing car took Mr. Kohler to New
Canaan for medical aid and the at-
tcndlns‘ vhysician found no bones
broken. but the party was badly
bruised and suffering from severe
shock. Mr. Kohl‘er escaped serious

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Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stevens and
family have moved into the lions“:

 

on \‘l‘est. avenue. fronwl'll' occupied
by Mrs. Andrew Buttery who moved
to New Haven recently.

 

 

 

A - 3 several days.

Miss Helen Knapp of Maple ave-
nue was leader of fille l‘hristlan En-
dmlvor Society at the Congregation-
al church, Sunday ovoning. The
progran. was very appropriate and
interesting.

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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hindley
were visitors at tho Dan‘nury Fair
on \‘l'ednesday.

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Mr. and Mrs. John Fail-hanks
and son Jack of Old King's High-
way. motored lo Danbul—y on “'cd-
ncsday to attend the fair.

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Mrs. J. W. Morgan. wire of Rev.
Morgan. who underwent an opera—
tion in the Brooklyn Methodist Hos-
pital last week. is doing nicely and
will be home ill a few days.

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Mr. and Mrs. Ern'cst Lounsbury of
Maple avenue spent \K‘edflbsday at
the Danbury Fair.

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Mrs. Noyd of Newton
entertained Mrs. Moe. and

Stamford on Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Liarcus B911
closed their home at Collander's
Point and returned to New York
for the winter months.

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Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Roscoe of
Noroton spent Tuesday with Mr.
Roscoe's sister in Danbury. and
l‘l‘ednesday they visited the fair.

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Heights
sister of

Tho Rev. (icorge A. Tutlle and
his mother are entertaining Mrs.
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Fur Trimmed and

FACTORY

$15.98

Plain—Sizes to 52.
Up

STYLE AND MORE VALUE FOR LESS MONEY than you can get at any other store. And remem-
ber that every purchase you make at this store is guaranteed.
1,000 FUR-TRIMMED COATS, ALL SILK LINED _
7‘33"“ ‘ . ‘3 _, .‘ _ 'Fv
MATERIALS ARE ( . %«’\ ‘3’ FURS ARE
Bolivia 0.!» ; Fox
Suedine Oh‘ll!fl!b\ 5 Nutria _. ‘ '__\
Normandtle . 3 ], . ‘3 Mufflon A: _
“km" $15.98 3 “W $19.98
Lustrosa .‘ Beaver :7 y'
Chantilly Up Squirrel 7 Up .
Marvella Oppossum ' f’
..' Raccoon 7 ‘ ' ’7 '
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SPORT COATS J ACQUETTES FUR TRIMMED ,
In the newest styles and Of all wool astraklan, JACQUETTES _.
materials. . all lined. All silk lined. g}
750' PLUSH COATS 500 FUR COATS

Bought especially for this sale, including Sealine,
Raccoon, Marmink, Caracul and other furs. Ev-
cry one a great money saver.

WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF CHILDREN’S COATS AT PRICES MOST SATIS-

 

Canton Crepe
Satin
Charmuese
Crepe de Chine
Georgette
Crepe Satin

 

 

375 New Silk and Cloth Dresses Made of the Finest Materials Including

Tricotine

Poiret Twill

A... $7 98
Serge .
Broadcloth Up

 

THE FINEST.

the lowest in town.

come to this store and save the din'eronce.

 

Mrs. Fltelson. who has been visit-
ing relatives in Irvinxton. N. J.. re-
turned home (Tuesday.

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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel‘Sheren of
.lhe Post Road are staying with Mr.
Sherer's mother 0n Maple avenue.

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Mrs.'Andrew Buttery and daugh-
ter Arms 01' “’est avenue have gone
lo New Haven. where they will live
ill the future.

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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Show and

Mr. Shaw's slslt‘l' Mrs. Lewis Smith

were visitors at the Danbur)’ FM?
on “'ednesday.
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Mrs. E. G. Evans of VA roton
Heights entertained over t' week

end her sister Mis Beatrice R’imd
who is attending Mount 8. Vincent,
on the Hudson.

; REAL ESTATE
TRANiFERS

Elsie Prince. 9: a! to. John T.
Sheellall. lot and bulldinxs. Eclipse
avenue. , -

Emma Lowndes to Joseph Tomka
and wife, lot and buildings, W000
ward avenue.

Theona Duffy to David and
Samuel Sherman, lot and buildings.
Lawrence street.

Edward R. Cailloberg to Alice
Laughton,.~ lot and buildings. East
avenue. . . , . .-

George” E. Finch to Pheobe J.

 

 

Bell. two lots. East Nor-walk.
Julianna. You

East avenue.

Hill. three lots, .‘It‘lrosfl Square.
Eph Flnkleatein lu Pier-inn Bolla-

John J. Finnlgan.
lugs. Cross street.

and Samuel Sherman, land
buildings. Lawrence street.

and wife, nvo lots, Bartlett avenue.

Nihlll and wii'e. land and buildings.
Walter avenue.

Charles F. Napier to Man A. Pot-
ter. lot and buildings. Harbor Viiw
beach-

Montgomery Van Court to Er-
nest Bel-roll: and wife. lot and build-
inxu. Plymouth avenue.

A Rudder to Paul Yalentik and
wife. lot and buildings. Bells Place.
Estate ot-Margaret J. \Veekl to
Annie B. Day. lot and buildings,
Betta Place.

 

mmnxAx - YOURDISRY.

Miss Belle Freidman. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. M. Freedman of New
York City, will marry Henry Y.
Yourdlsky. son or Mr. and Mrs.
George Yourdisky or Ely
Sunday. October 14, in New York
Cits'. Mr. Yourdisky. who Ls cos:-
nepiod with the Hudson Paper Co.
at Stamford. is well known in Nov:
walla. .Milq Frtidman is the trained
nurse: or Dr. M. J. Bunion or New

 

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Caillebc-rg he .
Charles Sign-my, lot and buildings?

Frederick H. Bedlent lo Clara .\i.;

ti. lot and buildings, l-‘airlidd me—
nus. .
Federal Fur Dyeing Corp. to

land and build—

John T. Smith and wire to David:
and ;

Bertha. J. Ellis to Marlin Modra;

Abbie F. ‘Watkins to Francis W.‘

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