mew
out!” milling 3:11th tire
sounding, 1
’i‘huphsfivinx at their home in“ Dun-
bury.
Nearly Any One May Baeuro a Spien-‘V 1
VIM]; and Min. Howard iinlght and did 6mm" 9' ”'1"
son Wesley oi Port i‘hestei. N. Y.
" E:‘;fl:“fi;;l:;vihgi T218: 130m? 2:11 to ”grow hair out] prewutod boldness in
. .m. W ' .; . , sgiiiin of Ion oases whore Ihied sitcom. ‘ 1
Rev. A d; nointou preached the the he directions fm iii: giteasonatliii
sermon at the union service in the length 0" “‘99- That willin"; em “39“ ‘ V‘
William J. Binnie, of New Haven, is Vlongregntionni .01th at iii. 30.3t1‘0n3 statement» it is, Will. we mt! ‘ ‘
the guest of his grandmother. Mrs. Jo- onion-it ygsigmafmnmng, t . » 1. I III to he, and no out: man doubt it
. Bellh Bush WM until they have put our cld‘lhte.‘ to on
V 1, Mini. Peter. Mnurer and childien, to. .iietual test ‘ I“
'l‘ he 8(‘11001 rhildren ll$9 (“Sibling it helm {With aevgrpii gillfitiviin ili‘ow We tire so certain Rexhll “till" Hair
Merld i .wore nests tit n tumll h l c wil nre dandruff. titres out hold .
' hiring 6little. in» gringbOI-t fittiléfi? mm; snfiglate the. south I‘ond hair -‘
WM-ww— lots, atop tnlliun huh- Itndi'krow new
“195' 9933“” ”199- Wlm ““5 999“ 9 hair. that we personally give. our post
Wti have a rontuii that has aided 1 ‘I
a. .‘I‘
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An Offer Aphropriate for Christmas Value $1.85 for 95c
LADIES—«Your Opportunitym'l‘he gentlemen have had their razors,
new you can get your BEAUTY BOX. ‘ A Great Opportunity.
I
Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Crossett, of Ban
tum. tire spending Thanksgiving week patient on St. Vincent’s hospital ior' NV" guarantee to refund ovary penny
With Mr. and MW' Chas“ Simmons 01 the ”“th “"9 months, “’1“ “1‘9““ ”‘9 paid no for it in Mary instance where
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Rownn street.
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(lily Wm] her Elmer, 0n Dewey stream” (1098 not give entire gaugfucuon m
ilh' ldgenor t.w .
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hailock and .0... “W :thgélgrl‘ “93,, “a” ’l‘onio is as New
son of Washington. D. (1‘... are guests The Shugutuck river was dragged
. ' . - an to use Its clout sirin water. it
"3 “"9“ ”mm” “"9““ Course E' 9' 19W “99' T9999” “V99 Wednesduygis ileiiglitiuliy W"lflillil:d for! does not
Smith. of You Znut street. gin the scorch for tho beds of l’ierco grouse or sum the hair '9er me“,
,I'iIIqus. With the exception of It cont. i5 ,
tie and 1.00. \iii h our unruntoe
.. .. M” William liolun. "f Osborn ““3 width is sold to belong to the 30lliil,1bflck at it: you certainly “kg no risk
If; one. who has been confined to lIIII the work was fruitless [Sold only M our “0””th Ruxuil
home with illness. hue improved so as ‘ 1 . .
*0 h“ able. to be up and about Announcement is made or the mar- iStore “‘6 Clifford PlIMImncy. ”um"
- .. _ Iillilge of Miss Eunnn lI‘rIleIIy (laugh [”9“ &. Cant), Prone.
1““ “Ind 9199' Allied S. C'V‘mmu' of top of Mr. and Mrs. Robert iI‘rIIwiev.i .
ROWili',l0n pnrtook oluroyul turh vets» and “mom“, Allen, of Roseville (“3. . 1 1 .
._ ((Irduy Ill‘ the home of M] and Mrs ii‘lCl Th0 (‘QlOmOliy Wits performed Lawrence. SON“) ble‘lliiQ. {or the boil-
Dttuiei il'iiotumediou, of Rouun short. by an out of town minister six weeks dais
*ugo. The young couple will reside lui
Westport. “
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J A piano has been installed in the
‘Tulmndge llill (‘ihmntl by the young
people. who are to give II series oi en
tentalnmentis duir the the winter
The nuirried IIVqu single men's pin
ocitle tournhmeut III the liltuilowor‘
Hook and Ladder (‘onipnuy WI] 3 not}
touched lust Ci't‘nlll‘: Itud tlIII inst sit
Ling will be held on Monday even-.iug
Among tho number who gnthnrted
Vi‘tttililttl the festive honids at the home. ‘
of MI. and ‘iiru. Gustav helm roster? Mrs “MU P. Zurr of the Seoiioltl
A number of host Norwnlh heohle' d“ MW M; 3nd Mg: taint; “m‘mV homestead spent 'llliliikfiiiil'lilil Mill
and “m“ 0 0" ‘9” u r. m" the remainder of the week with her
-. attended the fooi‘bnll game belworn
.iiis iddwuui Lewis and children. of
Inleoe Mrs Gee! (I linuutniu, limit
the independents uud Brldgnptt Tig “1,00"le Mr and Mrs hdward tou N J is o 3*
l
L on: which who played "09"”99‘1fflndvIHehu Misses Muir and liorotbv irohu;
2: “ 1:01“! Nth team “mm It goo rout ‘und lIIdqud. Willie. bouts. lii’llli; and
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llurold Mend lute hold two lots on
.Hnrrlnon street. to in. (lilmiirtin ofi ‘
New York. Mr. hired him also sold;
Six lots on the IIIIIIIII street to G A.’
I Cut oiiIIIIl elm.
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The 'l‘huuksgivriig iluy services witclilnn piles provoke nrot'unity
which were held til the lIJII-It AIoqu but nmittuity wont cure them. l1’;i0uns
1 Methodist clIanlI yI-stt-rtlui morning Ointment cures itching. bleeding or lingers (if Hiflmlmd. .Tho property; .
‘ wem well attended. itet William W iuutrudinu plies after years of suitor will he imiu‘mi'd i
. . ' 1 inn. At any drug store. 1 .W.w_...,_
(lillton occupied the pulpit illltl “we..- M ”1.”..- A...“ i
prom-lied , i ~ From plans drnwn by Arehitert lion.
' ‘ ‘ ’ ‘i gry lilnrvln at Stamford. ii‘. 8. DfiWlmflI
i has taken the contract for changes toI
:iili‘ residence of Mrs. Arthur J. MM
Mullen. New plumbing; and itontingi
NM I\I‘lll lIII I'I‘Innired
ANAAN i it. it iirmvn mi... IIIitVIIVII the Inuit-uni
z for elutuues to the residence or how i
Frank, August und Joint (‘irnustm
and Mrs. Short, all of New York cilia;
were the gut-sis of Mr. and Mrs. OttoI
Lindstrom. or South (inborn :|\',(‘nll¢‘i
yosiul‘dni'. "iho Messrs Glallriilil me
the lil'iliilt‘l‘s of MIA: Liittlutrotn.
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33.1. z; i' Absolutely Guaranteed-Serial No. 12101
This Outfit Is Positively Sold Only by THE SENTINEL to its readers and
cannot be purchased In any store, even at denble the price. Given for
950 and 10 Vanity Box COnpOns
of Consecutive Numbers. cut from THE SENTINEL
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The Tigers toolt the nieusnro of (hot
Witter Streets yesterday to the tnuoi . ‘
.0; iii to 0 The game was It sizzleri \i.. 5 living Moltuood ililfi been II
from start to iluish and the East Nor-ig‘mhl of “mm-9 “1 ilmoklyn.
walk youngsters showed that they. "W M“ , i, i Competitive olnun’ submitted ii)‘ Ar
were made of the. real stuff and that liurold H Monti has ”(in in MW 1
. Erhiieot Alfred H.1’nylor have boom
A full turd width ‘ inoleoied rot- ii‘ifl nevi IIImI‘ry nuttutngi
. .. _ ““I""T""“ l The iohnsou garage on‘h‘oreet stunt in this niece. 'lhrI building will be;
i.ti\\.lid illonnl. oibhrlnizlh id Muss. Jilxflh MI! one siori birth of hrlnkj
‘ spent. yestIII-duy at his last Notwuiit
.. land will cost ubont timed
home. Mr liioom was only rotentlti Mrs R. B. Crone is spending the;
m .
M Inner Prldtl‘i. 'i‘ho pious are it) Ar’
r-hiiert ‘Woodrni‘i intention. 2h Broad
'i‘lio irilhngrs \i‘lil'
N“
Veirt’Ir-I. New \“ork.
l root. IIlIout ”9.000.
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Porn on husiuhss I’m snvoiul dnits
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Win ining fitted tut strum bent.
A her, yesterday,
‘ .; ,_ignresent and it most enjoyable tint ‘was
1 (il‘fiilllllll‘il from :1 hospital whom hwwinwr with relatives in Springvilimi
h: I; been undergoing trontuiont for an
iuiurv sustained in lifting un nuiomo'
bile. lie is IIIIIIngI’Id in the. auto lmitl-
ntIss. .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ‘i‘luit. of Row
on street. entertained III II turkey Iliu-
.There were. ‘sittioeu
had by‘nilJ Those from out of tovvn
were MI. and Mrs. Levi‘is l’nrpeniuu.
of Bridgepmt. and Eugene ilonlnud'
of New it Ik. 'llIII othet guests were
V from The Ntiirwnlhs.
East Noru'ulk is proud of her boys
Vin the .way of football and it is gen-
tIrIIlly conceded thnt. tow
iootbnil have been better played willi-
iii the. boundaries of tin;- Imvn than
that of yesterday when the Orioles nud
tinI So 805 met. ill Amusement. Park
'l‘here was no score on either side but
the spectacle afforded when the liinst
Norwnlk men held their opponents to
two downs without. gaining an inch
_ on their own hair yard line and then
.tookthe hall on downs and in. two
rushesndvanced it. towards the So So .
goal to th'iI center of the field was
300d to see.
A fainllv gathering wits held Santer-
(lair at Trinityl recitiny.
games of
..'.N\
Mrs, Mural-ml Steums has returned
{min {I visit with friends in New York.
i
P A Often of New Rtmhele. spent
Suuduv with his parents on Stamford
uteuue ~
"Edwin Goebéi. or New. rat-ii. has
iboonrugagod us nuke linker for Wil~
iiuru Reinhardt.
1 Mr. l't‘utl Mrs. it. 8. Woundy left
spend the winter.
Stanley Mead, of Yule College. is
on Soul h avenue.
Rev. and Mrs C. n. Benedict and
family. of Babel. have been guests or
irlonds here for severul do)" a.
J. Frank Burt. son of Juliun'llurt, is
recovering from It severe «illness at his
home in Staten island.
Cliftmd Hull of New York spent
SatuIdny and Sunday nith his mother.
Mrs. C W. Hall. South avenue.
Miss Abbie S. Tuttle. of Demurest.
undivira. H. W Suite, South avenue.
T. W Hall, .ir.. who has been in
California for some time on business.
returned libme Wednesday
|Elliott Seeley has recovered from u
' severe injnpry to his right foot. which
kept him indoors for several days.
4
.1 qusI. E. l). Finch has token booties:
skin of not home on East Maple street,
Tuesday for Florida, where they will,
i
sporuling the holidays with his parents;
N,‘J.. is spending the. winter with Mr -
'I he interest in the unto-eliouticni for l
i the tire deunrimont linen not. uppem tot
be quite prunouurod during the lust
tow neehs. it. in hoped that tho the.
luddiuu will not lose heart uud keen
,III it until it is till ussurod thing.
I
Contractor w VII‘ lanluI-I has the ren—i
tdenoe which he is building in thisi
town for Mrs. Mill} Hotnughiln root- 3
ed in. F. .i. Wolfe! has the plumbing
and heating. The ohms show a flame
house, 32x34 loot. containing eight
riooms.
i
The Civic League hue had It New
water from the lone] reservoir, and the
report has been presented‘to the oili-
Icinls of the water company. The mu
ter was take ntroiu the one recently
and the report suites that there is
.{nothing lnitnlous in it
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The entertainment. committee of
the Young "Men's Club met Monday
Invening. and derided to present the
play "What Happened to Jones?" pro-i
.7..le .
. viding arrangements can be made 3
with the author's publishers on a rose» ‘-
onsble royalty basis. The niece is III
rooting farce comedy and the young
men hope. to have it in shape for pro
mutation by January 1.1912.
The uelectmen have leased a stone
crusher from E. W Clarke. 0! Milford.
and they are now crushing their own
stone for the road Improvements. Cor-
ter street has been honored and Don-
' eke avenue will receive attention. The
stone is being crushed on the John
Shot: property and is or good quality.
This economical method or saving [or
the town is uppreclnied and the Board 1
of Selectmen are to he? cougrutuioted. .
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lYorlt expert make an anlysls oi the ‘
By having one of these Outfits. you have practically eight separate articles In one cabinet. You do
not know the satisfaction and real enjoyment that may be obtained by owning one of these up- -to-date
Cabinets. A place for each article, which to always to its place. Especially convenient for traveling
It will be highly appreciated by all women, old and young.
MILADY'S VANITY BOX CONSISTS OF:—
ONE BOX OF C. R. BAILEY’S CELEBRATED TALVCUM.
ONE BOX OF C. R. BAILEY‘S» CELEBRATED TOOTH POWDER.
ONE BOX OF C. R. BAILEY’S CELEBRATED FACE POWDER FLESH
ONE BOTTLE OF C. R. BAILEY‘S SWANDOWN BOUQUET PERFUME. I 02
ONE ORNAMENTAL POCKET POWDER BOX, WITH MIRROR.
ONE DOZEN ORANGE WOOD STICKS.
ONE DOZEN LONG FLEXIBLE EMERY BOARDS.
ONE FINE FLEXIBLE STEEL NAIL FILE
C. R. BAILEY'S TALCUM Is made of the finest imported Italian Talc. daintily perfumed.
C. R. BAILEY’S TOOTH POWDER is packed to a dust- proof metal box, which 15 both safe and
convenient for tourists. It prevents decay and discoloration
C. R. BAILEY" S FACE POWDER. flesh color. with chamois inclosed. imparts abeantiiul trans-
potency and' Is free from anything that can possibly injure the skin. Exquisiteiy perfumed.
C. R. BAILEY S SWANDOWN BOUQUET PERFUME Is very refreshing and iastixig. Appre-
elated by all
ORNAMENTAL POCKET POWDER BOX, contains a superior Face Powder, highly perfumed,
and a Wool Puff. This box is handsomely decorated with mirror set in cover. A perfect beauty.
f ORANGE WOOD STICKS are of a superior quality. and appreciated by all members of the
anti y.
FLEXIBLE EMERY BOARDS are very useful in completing the finishing touch to one’ s nails. '
FLEXIBLE NAIL FILE :5 Something that everyone should possess. being extremely useful in-
manicurirtg the nails.
You my begin cutting out Coupons at any time. and when you have ten consecutive numbers,
. bring them to The Sentinel Office. with 95 cents in 1 , ‘
cash. and get one of these Outfits. It must be
Sentinel Vanity Box Coupon
seen to be appreciated. Come in and look it over.
W 2' _.
' after an extended visit. with relatives
1 . . 1 . Garfield James has returnedirom .9. in Noroton.
, visit in I’ott Chester, N. Y. 1
Daniel E. Horton. bookkeeper for
1 the st. John Woodworking Cot, Stain
ford. and Miss Alice Hoyt. formerly
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round this fairly large number who CdidiNG OUT.
employed by the c. o. Mined. 00.4"“ “M “tending WWW“ ‘0 ”mi A. J. Drone] lddle, at
Stamford. were married Tbitfiksgivluzt ”091° there seems to be an “on we in Atlantic City
Day at 5 D m. at the home of Miss Kinda-aghhfllnidfixtiinax? comma: who complained of the outrngsousiy Cidrke B Hyde. ehar ed 1th murder
’ Hoyt's'parents, Mr. “dumps. IE. R. Da- 1 1 1 . decellote dinner gowns worn by s 1 ‘ V s W ‘ fire. it is thought, started in V
-—---~~~~- . [M h l at ever Mon— m8. of gamma” street. 'Both 1Mmlwidth«millionthemtoemmiptiontron: ~ ing Cal. Thomas H. Swone. on accountl tbl “m V -h
1. Miss Laura Chujman. Mrs. John The as In: 00 me is y Horton (1 Mi H i but resided 3011001dutiesuudthalawuvoryatrln- young Pittsburgh women at the Herr Waldro til i rro wh men eow. r one or to
McGovern and Mrs. James London. day} Wednesday and FM“ “9’““33 an as w e I 1sent regarding this particular statute ’ “Sites nearly thirty."said the guest. 3’ n: 9 u " °iWhen the. the was discovered
in.“ spent new” in ”9‘99”“? . The reading room is onen only on hetm for :onghtim; rind “1:51 ”aimfhoiim“ “hook and u.“ children. in m “She has been out “in ”a" She was stricken yesterday? He was able! Jones it had gained consider
. s e {we oIo re e _ .
'l‘l d W am I "‘9” evenings . . :d “'12:: renditions m; merited man “a d of education 1am tiers and now might to have better sense then to to resume his soot in the jury Ibex ‘to-iWfltI: Vigil} 913358 at"; ‘ivlllihtu
. 1 in mummifihai Ian on” mug thitmm of norm tints. ‘ . “we ’9 9‘" P’°i’°’°mc“" 9‘ ‘3“ ‘1‘“ 4’33! “he um .. 9d“ M“ J’ K‘ mm“ was mailed Eli: r Bin tiles“ w 0
V wgiehgdim tagwyemthlitmm I ‘ dV ‘ot Mrs. H . . . . the law III. «antenna with. twig: “if; ‘°:'°wh 9:119 .1937" Drake} $01.9", “in“ Willis? 9’? ”fulfill if»: Mug-:9 Pitt; Jam “52$“
‘ II . . ,1 1 1 iv II one ‘ 1.“ ‘ 0 mm armory .
. , . . giggling lit the o. in It “I ”Parent that mm «as should . 1 my. to (31...... 'John oartey’ retired in titanium
get busy and endeavor to convince my“? day libme atom-patrons “at. . .
qhouseiel‘ the Winter. tic ”I!“ i’urlts
some of the iiarents at those 26 child- buiiht in come to will! iitoiI‘o soulle-
will; will Ethel Lawrence. rah between 14I tind‘ 16 um tint on Whemto than! Own ‘
WW‘SmulnuI-y. are midst: situation is the best for prudent. and '
Th
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a dinner KANSAS"CITY,‘M0..D9&.1.—-NoIde~‘ The on; which ‘broitejkjiyitt'V
smiled at n guest lay will be Veausad in the trial of V1912; home or “59me- W99“.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sammie are en.
Harry Fairchiid resumo’s his duties tertaining Mrs. Harry J. Balne and
(m R 1.1.0.)“. No, 5 tomorrow daughter. Irene. of Mt. Yemen for 1a
. after a mouih's illness. féw 993’3'
lug. destroSIed about!“ the V
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tints lid and no. ill. B. Millie masons.
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