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Buy Something For,
Your Car For Christmas

10th
Anniversary Sale
AARON KOHN

Auto Accessories
Railroad Ave, So. Norwalk

“Cowhoy” Charlie To
Givel’ool Exhibit
IAt Nowell: Club

-"Cowboy" Charlie Hun-tar of
Douglas. Ariaona. will give an exhi-
bition of trick pool shots and fancy
hints at the Norwslk club satur-
day night. at 8:15 o'clock. All club
members are being invited to bring
friends for the evening. A supper
is being served. The featured en-
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Trials
To Be ”lock

The cases of Arthur Sterling and
Percival Dana. former ascend dis-
trict clerks. charged with the em-
benlement of funds from the dis-
trict. will probably come up before
Judge Alfred 8. Baldwin in the au-
perior court neat week. Efforts by
thg state were made to have the
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evident upon her return to Boston Harbor.

the vessel of her unwanted refrigeration.

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United States Attorney Emory R.
Buckner. who was recently operated
on for mastoiditia. was well enough
yesterday to telephone from his
room in the Manhattan Eye and Ear
hospital to his assistants in the Fed-
ersl building word that he was im-
proving daily and would soon reop-
pear at his desk. It was reported
that Mr. Buckher had discussed a
few of the important cases pending
in the Federal courts but what cases

were especially referred to could not
he learned.

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The second trial of former uttor-‘

ncy General Harry M. Daugherty
and Colonel Thomas W. Miller. for-
mor Allen property Custodian, has
been set down for January 3. Un-
less Mr. Buckner recovers sufficiently
to stand the fatigue of such a long
and importnnt trIni. tho date will
probably ho ndvnnccd. Assistant
United States Attorney Kenneth F
Simpson is abroad in search of affl-
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William Iii. Brown. 11 Paradise
street endured a painful fracture of
a small hone in his right foot whent
he fell from a step ladder yesterday
afternoon. Mr Brown is a painter
employcd by J. A. Rudder. Dr.
George G l-' .Iucctt is in attendance
and an x-rny of the foot was taken
this morning.

The organ in Liverpool cathedral
is the largvst in the world. living

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iAmerican Maids Are

Giving imported Song
Birds A Still Race

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imported tra-lss the run-around in a

merry race for supremacy. There is
proof in the debut this season of
Yankee-bred songbirds with the Chi-
cago Chic Opera Company here.
With ample funds to pick with

fund all the world to pick from. it is.
.‘a signal honor that the opera guard-
‘inlns should go about the cities and

villages of America first of all in

ithcir quI-at. for stars.

HorI-toforc linropc Has been the

’hnnting grounds of most opera cs-

tnhilshments. Employment of for-
I-lgn-horn and schooled artists to
charm the tiara-wearers in the front

home has been the regular thing.

But little Florence Misgen. one of

ithIs season‘s Chicago Opera recruits.
[came fresh to the operatic stage

from the seclusion of Mr convent
school. The father who gave her his
a country store-
Wis.

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city for tho Elm time. No hairdres-
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she got the big trial simply by writ-
ing a girlish letter asking for a hear-
ing.

Thcy write her name now in in
candesccnt glare. as one of the sea
son's lyric sopranos.

With Florence came Anna Ham.
lin. daughter of the late tenor.
George Hamlin. Anna is a. Chicago
girl.

Lorna Doone Jackson. find No. 3.
was born in Marissa. ill.. a small
hamlct near St. Louis. Opera has
been her goal ever since she was a
Ilttio girl and became inspired by
Madame Caive. a famous singer. who
later took Lorna to France as her
guest and pupil.

Louise Luring, the fourth Ameri-
can girl. comes from Providence. R.
l. She studied music in New York
and made her first operatic debut at
Home in Bcilini's "Norms." in 19i2.

' Jeuish Cantor is Fifth.

These four and Albert Rappsport.
former cantor in a Chicago Jewish
synagogue. give America five new
representatives in the Chicago opcra
ensemble. as compared with only
sevcn recruits from the whole of
Europe.

Practically all the more important
roles of the local company. which
requires a. fortune yearly for its
maintenance. are being filled by Am.
oricsns. There are Mary Gordan.
Charles liackctt. Charles Marshall
and others who are giving the im-

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