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I": f _ a.MI I Valley FargoIs’ciiqolfi‘luflnfnsylvaula, is
I ‘ if Inpenrllng the holidays with her por-
' .. 1" 'Sr‘ 1 , . "I 'auts, sheriff and Mrs. E. B. Manda
’WE FP.RT l Icl State street ,
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‘31 ‘ 1‘ .. 9' , I Iettern are at tho 101351 post ofllco”
nIIguIl’lng a mouth. in Nllll‘blll‘gll,
is handed to you from the.“
most sanitary cmmmw in 9
the world, in odor:- dust» 9
9 germ-proof packages. No 99
contaminating influence
can affect it. Its-delicious—" ‘_
mess is imprisoned only tofll
be liberatcd by you on your
mblc.9 You; will know it 9
by its name: flierprotecting‘
packagc—wand its rich and
creamy tastefulncss. ‘
Insist that your grocer
gives you Gold Medal.
Ralph 'Clipse. ppcnt Sunday in
I-idgeport I
\ II. "I" WWI
’ "MI: Wall‘ei‘ Friar "if: visiting new
.III as in \‘éII York and' 13roolIlI n
I I ‘I‘
~ I G. H Banks of Botslord in spending
tar-Imal days with friends in town
. ‘, Mr and Mm. RolloO Bears are VIE—I
9 itiug with Miami: in Brooklin, N Y.
nu.»
"Mnnnqllrs. “Ch Adams are
l',,
Miss Mildred 'I‘uIlI): or I lucoln
«trout Is entertaining \Il‘sx I‘llslc Mull:
. or Namath
‘ Milli/0mm or
' whit-Iain ll unnxbur
’ I; 1: Well
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[Impaler X’I'ullrr “art has
Iii-I] from a trip to
Springfield, Mill‘s,
A number or the )ouug folk: In
town are: to sin: ll (inure Ill. Nuiitmul
II: In this mcnlug.
Mil-us trullmrim- llnrr of Non
wily is tlw mum
‘l‘nylr-I‘ at lltli'I'lt‘W-
return-
lIln lllllllt‘ city.
lork
of Miss (“leorgltt
MI: and Mrs: llunlol ll. llrudluy ol’
Il'rhcht utrwt ontnrtniumi
of friend: (Wt‘l‘ Christiano.
Lot‘ul nowdrnlurs I'IIDOI'l
GWI‘IHQI III “II“ union or
purl Sunday l’uul In Wmtporl.
A'ItIII‘IIIgI I), ll. lirmlluy Iunl lulliili‘.
III I‘Iilnllown him: :nuvotl Illltltilt‘
Miami-{l voting» on \X'lwlilliutoti 5|in
nun.
’ . l 9
Sr. (3. I.. II, Nli‘lltllfl :Ind lumily ol'.
M'flodlmry nro lining unturlnlmid III:
#123: Mom:- or Mien Mary Lyon: of.
Iii‘t‘iflm Farm:
III
Mina: lmlwrinc Eloomi or flprltIR-I
(Iain. Mom” in mint: ontmanmd M um
homo unim- “utopia. Mr and Mimi:
Julio Ellwood or Grown: Furnn‘I. , t_
‘I During the: period of noniuwhlit more
\‘ofliurday afternoon, MI‘H. Elli-Iona!
II; rtlo arc-mu: It'll] un-
ot‘ tripod“ III,
«Imam mam: table» to In: In 0mm
Winn.
9 Mr. and Mm F B. lluliben of (lama
IIIM are atitorialnlng Mr. and him.
Mr»:
ism Ind lrilng \iutcrlmum, nil ol.’
/ ‘ 53mm
I Hocul (emeterv. 9
fund every one in tlw
I: llllllll‘st‘l' ’
-.‘ BANK DEPOSITORS CAUGHT
In: In .
’I‘lu‘ “rhino-I
. lulu: llnIIII,
Ivnnam VX‘nterjI
Putnam Hank. and It pullover! that tin:
Minnfilrrtio Magda, tolmller at tho},
7 _ , wouldreaelre dollar for dollar. linen
Interim were at work In tin: pink to-
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tor M. D Alexander. Joseph Clein and
Dwight Travis Unless the latter: nro‘»
called for they will be forwarded to
the [loud Letter Diane at Washington.
I ,D.(a I _ ‘
Patrick (I Cannot “ho was found
I new :It Hurrlqun swit: II on Saturday;
Irimming was burIeII Im'm .IIIII into
home in Greens Baron; :and
later from the Church of the Assump-
.tlou The no. Dunno sang a Iilglr
mass of requiem Burial was in the‘
I
A full musical arrvlce. was held.
'Sundny evening at Christ church un-.
Ider the) direction or Rev. Henry Black-
III)“ II the motor and tho quartet
choir. “The church was well filled
congregation
Inpmkn in the highest torma of tho
HI‘I'VIIF It may he rI-pmted wlthln a
Mimi tlmI‘.
I ——
I The utmmmcmucnt than the prim:
for electric light in Norwalk has been
reduced I'auIIIId II uutnlmr of West:
Iport consumers to wondI-r when the!
Irate In lowu would III: lowrrrd to:
COII‘PHpflnd All the some current In
Iuwd IIIII‘P us in Norwnlll, the don'
'pnrlt} III pr,lcc Inn (Ionic there, and
I20 cent: k. II. horn is causing “0th:
Ing IIlIort of n rumpus. Senora!
Westport people him» exprnssed an
opinion of getting together and 0094
Iiug IIIIIII can he done; towards u re:
Iluctlou in the lighting rate.
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TWICE.
l'll'I‘NAM, Doc. (familiarly ol‘ the
limit” (INHIHIIOI‘S In tho ‘l’utnam Sav-
whlch was f‘lOlTIt‘d yontor-
IIIII' II) tlw sum: hunk commlnnlonvrn.'
II II m: Icumod tIIIlny, won: tho-c who
had tIIIIIr waving: In tho VVlm‘llum
(manly «Inning: limit III
and which wore tied up tlwru wlwn
In Annual, or IIIIII. year the hon]: cam?
iIrnIIIIIIIIImrII ordorutl that tuntltutlon to
IMO” Itu doom Tim Windham [limit
I‘ll’mttllltjd alum-9d until luat Octonur.
mm wlwn It opened the Ilopoulturx
“Nu permitted to withdraw only II.
«mull unwinding: of their nocountn.
l
Ithan II your huwover, in which tut-I
flunk-mm institution was cloned mnnv
or limo: who mid 0mm dopmltlun tlmlu
savings thorn previously tool: them.
oi’cl‘ to Putnam and Uiiuiiod account:
Int tin; Putnam: Savings [Inuit Thur
am now In the wanton of finding their ‘
saving: tin-m temporarily tied up.
Little exclt'omout was manila“ hora
"In connection with the closing of tho
statement tanned yesterday to the In."
fact that tin: closing would be only
tmornry end that 9 tho downtown.
maul to an: anxiety; The form In:
infini’
' their aunt were minute of Mr mid Mrs,
* Howard Johnson on ()hri’stman.
0113 hour»
; mllle Coppola,
‘tlw Corporation at llrown University.
; in was decided to locate the new Ar-
Dunlnlnou. ‘
‘grqntcr part of thin sum In from the
. Museum “our: own sentinel '
m WWW to «(I mu 9
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'9 9....Inmm-Im WWW in In: 9 ‘
‘ Stillman linrdwam (Iompnny'ii More
“this Wk .
5.45% 9. ‘ “ *
oval: undo:
Mr and Mr: Edwin Brunt ‘o’t Jorw
~ City have been spending the holiday:
. with rrlntlvon In town.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson. with
‘ Mrs.
Katherine, are visiting Miss Purdcn‘
at Hyde Park. 51:32.:th iveeit.
ed to his homo'on East avenue, during
the panbweek I‘vith rheumatism,
York «resonate: over the holidays with
Mr. Hall'n mother on South avenue.
Haven open: Christmas Ila: IIillI VII:
‘and Mm. T. J. Falrty. South Main
I street
I Chief of Police Otto Schmidt is no“
wearing one ot‘ the. latest New York
BleI-I police oval-coats, which comes iuI
very handy while doing duty during
the cold winter nights.
I , «M m
I. The final personal goods belongipi
to Emil G Rightcr were removed from
Ithe Masseuse: office last week They
were diamond of. In vnriougl ways. Tim. .
ty pe. machinery and other aim k is still
unsold and Is moron In the basement
or the building .
9 Patsy Russo was fined. $915 on cool;
count for the Illegal sole and carrying
of liquor Into. New Canaan“ by Justice}
“Duplex: yesterday afternoon. Hiq
lines and coats amounted to $50. 75
The minimum line is $10 and the max I
. imum In 8200 Attorney boo Dxuls of;
South Norwaklprcoecntetl. and Russo
refused _.to ligvep counsel although:
Judge Danie-III: ortoicd to not comxnol
my. hint-«gratin Ricotta pdmltmd that
carting and new cry pi the liquor lie
claimed that he did not know he was
violating the law. The ml. he uld,I
was purchased In Stamford from (la—I
Imcwn‘ than:
‘Sliarkyf' He still that he won de-l
Ilvcrlng it. This statement brought upI
the technical side or the question than .
more are a number:- of persons cowl-I
ed in thin w0rlc. principally a firm inf 7
Stamford. Attorucy Darla' says thutI
every out-of-town person in liable to‘
arrest I: he to apprehended deliverlu.‘
llquor to customers here, even thougn
these customers contract for and payI
for tho liquor outside of the town. on.
their promiaea. People hero are nowI
wondering what will be done next, and I:
are. waiting for turtlmr arrests. Mr M
Ia claimed that liquor it: brought tin;
town. and that no neural hm: horn;
made whom It by the parties hriuglnm
it here,
BROWN RETAINB IIIJIIYGROUNDg
ON CAMPUS '
m-..
3100.000 Lahomtory No: To Be On“
Lincoln Flow
At a apoclnl mcoung yesterday of
mid Biological Laboratory lust north
0," Lincoln Field, tho old athletic Ifleld
Vin ulna rear of the collars: campus.-
‘rtw , Mm was tekon nu: a ram]: of
.I-wwn of the alumni Imolxm'en-
crunching on tlva college playground,
‘WII:"(.‘ the commotion {Inn plaunod
~I I‘m now building. 'I‘IIII min
Mitotic Mela of the llnlrmsity I» a
v Mount from the cmnpnn.
Tito new laboratory with Ila equip
mrut will cont over 3100.000. The
IINIIIIIIII or llIII lun- Ilr. Ollwr II. Arv
an‘Il If I’ruvldvlico,. but about ”Milli
ha: been subscribed by lrlomlai 0! mg:
tinlrornlty.
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Reopens IN cot. Harlow: HEN. I
filfl‘vl .
Thirty-live emotions were: sick»:
from cpl. C. W. Mondrian Manner).
Sunday nightwfitumtord Advoclitc.
Woman’s 9
mm In
no one“, of till:
llam- mad I! no": ‘
'I‘.‘ J Kirk of Wastp’ort‘wa a guest
In}: slittex, III-II. floward Johnson. 3»
George H. ‘Wnrdwoll has been conlln- .
I.
I8;
I. . mom.
I out“ ulnar
We lull thump: “Mme": i
. Conneally ‘8‘! Smoke
John Rogers and daughter,‘
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In which he requests the oditoréi
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Hall of Now a“ ‘0‘" ““1 “WSWWW ‘0 ”‘3“ 0‘“
Investigate the charges
0! '
the road in which it in alleged thuil
I ,i 0 N w employes of the department executed‘
m and MN WI liaml oyd f e‘ expensive plans for officials of thei
He says thatrtlte
road Will furnish witnesmtsmd docu.
a man to
agutmst the enginoorlng department
road and outsiders.
ments. and pay all‘ the” expensen.
such on investigation.
eUCKLANn's OFFER :5 animus.
NEW HAVEN Dec 30-Vice~t=roai I»
rent E G Bucklanfl. of the New Haven
Railroad. Issued a statement recently 9'
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OOULISTS AND OPTIC MNS.
Whgii in Doubt
have your EYES
Ocziliut
this service and prescribe no glut:
es unléée ‘tiélilied
and the people like it.
In A: mt: Square: mm”. GUM.
Eat. 16 3m; ,
Thamer‘
‘Iexnmlned by our 9:
We‘ Make no chtme fiot‘ ‘
“Unusual" did
you say? You, but film. It: on: way' I .
omen. Em
‘ For Hohceiiold and Man-"9
ulacturing Use Makéa
an can!“ gyick fire. Re.
. dose: the cost of Winter:
Heating.
We a're again manufac.‘
turing Coke and willbe
able to supply any quash
titles desired from this
time on. Order by mail
or by Iplephone.
Main 90ffice. Clifford
Block. Telephone 68:
Norwall: Office. Wall
Street. Telephone 1096;
or Gan Works. Telephone
128.“
The'Unitcd Flrctiic
Light ti Water Co.
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Metropolitan Magazine, {£8 months
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The Fashionable Woman;
HéarSt’s Magazine,
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the newsboy collects for the paper at ,
rate of 12 cents a week. So all you have ‘
to do 18 send in the Coupon and 85c, and
the collections for the paper will take
care of balance. Call at: Sentinel Office
and let us show you sample coppies of
‘these magazines Thesé hingazines can
be mailed anywhere in the United States
without extra charge.
. I hand you imam: thin mm And 85 estimator which «plea» do
Ilvur Ior math The Sentinel In: throé month: and mail The Hut-apoli-
' on The I‘mhionubk Woman null Hoard! for than month,
for which I one. to my the lithium a: (nitrate of 12 cents minty.
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