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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 24, 1914 · page 5

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Eyes. of the Werld by Harold

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Wall of Partition by Barclay $1.35
And .Manyl Others.

DONNELLYs

 

Stationery Store, to 86. Kain St.

 

 

WEATHER FO‘RVBCAST:
Forecast for Norwsllr end vicinity:

{Fair and warmer tonight: Wednesday.
thsettled end warmer. . '

A disturbance which is central this

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morning over upper Michigan in cells- '

in: cloudy and unsettledweather with.
light in the western portion of
13le Luke region. It has also caused a
decided rise in temperature In thecen-
ml distriote. At White Rhapcsnsi

on. the temperature rose 48 degrees '

during the last .twenty-todr hours. The
415th Wamm
Atlantic oosat. Zero temperstures
were reported tron: the northern Vpor-

lion; of New England and treating ‘

icmperatures Vss isr south so North
baron“; wortnneld'. Vt., reported six
degrees below zero. The Lake die
‘iurbonce will probably pass out the Si.
wrence aVlley on Wednesday.

1 Condition a»... :3: this vicinity

Arrluigcmentemeybee
medeforDmBalissnd

other shifts.

VPopuIsr priceblli offarei’er

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sad to revert Its baggage to express
tor which inhuman shin be so
sensed instead of new on ticket

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,. ally only W616?! use hBlngi”

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View Venn from Today a Balanced.
ed hiss Will Is an Unusual
.Blpht. .
One or the most prominent drug-

srest deal or diced-sips among scien-
lists in the medial press.

lie ssid: “I! the new hair grower.
Mildredins Hair Remedy, increases its
sales as it has semi the psdt‘yesr.
it will be used by newly every man,
woman had child in America within
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. lismilocre.

or mllesge ss’ he: been the rule inl "When Mildredlna Heir Remedy is
the post will be met with resistsilce used almost universslly. dandrun will
from the United commercisl Tray- disappear and with its departure bald-
diets of America. seems sssured from ness. itching scalp. splitting hair and
. e notice sppesflnl upon the hut pul- ell scalp disease: will follow and twen-
' letis issued by Bridgeport council. ty year: from now a bald head will be
No. 39, or this order. That this s rsrity." '
abolition is talked of quite commonlyl There is only one way to cure Vdsn-
by these who should know. and that drui'l, and thst is to kill the germs.
the association should register a ve- There is only one hair preparation that
hesiset protest. is the advice of the will kill the germs and thst ls Mildred

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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from 12 to s p m 6ne dollar with

 
 
 

wine. Reserve muss In advises.

'I itisy‘hd that at teem also use, 3°“-

styles essinst the‘

hes caused W be wt to members of tie druggists everywhere.

' it. are enlisting the noisy! taway
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calmly, resale}
“ in dust“. and not one or our and new slends' I td‘13 hill" twentyiotlr ‘

secretary in the bulletin ,lns Hair Remedy. This unusual heir
a». g“ “mfg.” ,5 I‘r‘estorer with its record of thoussnds

Welding Whip . W W of cures will now hair on any head

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he ,dod'e “ the Will: of Bridge where there is any ills left; it wiu
V port Much on sunny evening or

cure dandruil. stop falling hair and

til wk “I M hem], and It itching scalp In three weeks or money

 

a“, be . prutiststlon ml the re- It is the most pleasant and invigoro
cently “stressed rnileamates. “m, ting tonic. is not stickY. or greasy,
, the bulletin "m I! s- discrlmln- , and is used extensively by ladies o!
' Mum" “lumoyvennement who desire to have and

uneasy, it is hint of comers-l
Charles J. W a?! in ll“? notice he luxuriant Filly cents for a 13:; b3:-

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along this limit; Soil]. 1
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some action
00., Boston. Mass.

 

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.l FREE to show how quickly Mil
mm} “m [dredlna usu- Ramsay sets. we lo}
Abolishln in“ "m." , ,send is large sample free by return]
'11 ‘3 “film“ “IR 331038 "1039 jmeil to anyone who sends this Coul
who should know,1 that the New {pen to America prmmgy 00.4
Ysrk. New Heron sud Hartford 1}- illusion, Mass. with their name and}
:31”!!! laddress and ten cents In silver to]
. lpdy tor postage

cliEGKEVR IXfIR‘rs “NED.
KANSAS CITY. no. Nov; u.-—w1ts
tour gem“ drawn yesterday; honors in

 

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bers tailored thssugsestlou or sale conundrum. Mnmcseretobo
iection IWe should wake up to otir phyod,

necessities. and protest "Mmelllll'y.
against this Incresse in mileage ‘pn‘d
also the“ Further imposition oi thel
baggage matter. Our Supreme See- ‘
rotary says this mileage inercese is s

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SWANR BRYAN BACK.
tnry .liryen returned today (real a
week's stay at his winter piece in MI-

uml. Fin. ‘

 

 

 
 

sir. followed by cloudy and mottled : . . ‘

Vtweether. with rising temperature.

 

 

WEATHER A YEAR AGO }

TODAY.

; 'l‘cmpcrnture:
{49. VClearJI '
V ——0olumbls grsphophones' at so
more rooms. 6? Wall street.

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Christmas jewelry already in stock
V‘pt Brend's. Be sure to inspect It.

 

sure them by consulting with Thamer.
chu'lith, 87 Atlantic Square. Stamford.

 

‘ ~Lsdiee’ satin slippers,-

$1.75. at .

 

Keeler’s Shoe Store.

, .
'V >425 in gold given
Eagle‘s Bell.

 

in Vprle: st l

Ymr slum Thanksgiving specials '

 

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Don t use risks with your eyes. in . 3 ~

in all departments at Kriegr's. "Read Q

the suit.

 

‘ ——Do_n'l "forget the Eagles’ Masque
Bali; Wednesday, evening,
326 in prises. .

 

f Now iswthe time to send in your or-
der for Thanksgiving sea food. You
get the best at (lutbiil'sV

 

Poiley's Dancing Academy, on Mon-
roe street. will be closed tomorrow
. and Thursday. Mr, Policy, tomorrow
evening, will attend the famous sn-
nusl masquerade ball of the French
Students. in Paris Gsrden.V New York
Dill.

George W. Conn of Hayes ”North

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Nov. 25. -

 

.. ' 32' Washington street.
Low, 36; high, jr~ 3' '

so. Norwsllt

O. F SCHULTZE
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to keep their hair soft lustrous and 1

the match for the“ V"re:triet6d" checker .

WAsrmmrrox. ...MV. 2.4- _s.c... ‘

I_ rendered in the roost tire which date .

been the'guest of sir. and Mrs Wil-

dllt Epistle”! church.

nus. he: returned items Item's visit
with her son, Devid w. Mills, in Pitts-
neld. Massachusetts. ‘

The many friends oi Rev meet
w. Bysshe. formerly pastor at the
Methodist Church, will be delighted
to reed his communication in another
column. Mr. Bysshe describes condi-
tions in torceiui style. His words will
be (lined by our community.

 

 

Jacob B. Raymond has use a Inrgel
meadow iot’in the rear of his resi-
dence ploughed up, and is setting it
reedy to plant potstoes in the Spring.
On a smell tract of lend near the
house the past summer, Edger Lynch
raised 85 bushels of one potatoes, and
seid a large quantity st good prices.

 

Miss Heir-n Drummer of Dorian was
a. guest in Stsmlord yesterday. ‘

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Mrs. Waller Dugdele of Newton.
was a visitor in Stamford on Retur-
day afternoon.

 

John D. Crimmins end family of
Collender's Point were at .Ihe Yule-
linrvnrd same on Saturday.

 

‘wuuam Read and his two sisters
were visitor at the. leotbnllgame in
New Haven on Saturday.

 

Hrs. Berlin Waterbury hes return~
ed to her home here alter a few dnis‘
visit with friends in Btitnl‘erd

The Merriedt. Men‘s and Single
idea's football teams played to A. tlo
ye'VstVerdsy. in it good genie otV football

 

 

£31111” Mather is having a. green—
bullt at his place on Gracie
street. n F. tension or storoton is
doing the work.
1-W—

An old {summed supper and dance
will be glxsn by, the Lsdles' Auxiliary
of the semen Heights Fire Com-
pany on Dec. 9. The allelr will be
xiv‘en’i’n tlie'fire‘ho'llse‘.'

 

“ The Nor-atoll Heights Fire Gom-
pony is the recipient or a. check, from

Hrs. $0....» Boles, or Word, has

A regular meeting oi the Boy Scouts .
wiltiie held this evaningrhr- theildetho. '

Hrs. Oscar B. mussel Highland eve *

 

 
 
 
 

 

Thanksglvmg F urmture

Now is the time to furnish your Dining Basin"? This
is the season tor entertaining your friends end nothing .
sdds more to Vyoilr welcome then s cheerful, well-Furnish-
ed Dining Room. Our line is the most complete; end our ‘3

price. the lows“ on good goods to be had. '
Dining Room Suite complete from $29.00 to $125.00.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

will be long

 

Great T hankigwmg Sale

have made elaborate preparations as .t is our aim to make this
the greatest Thanksgiving sale ever conducted. You’ll find
here a most beautiful array of Women’ s Suits, Cents, Dresses,
Skirts Petticoats, Corsets and Millinery. .

Come to our store, as it means a big sat mg to you;

W’omene and Misses’ Stilts from ......

Women’s and Misses Coats 'frof ......... .98 up
Women’s and Misses’ Dresses from . ........ . who?
:,Women's and Misses’ Skirts, black gray and navy .98 up... »
'Tryour Corsetsfrom ............. 'iip".
,l’ctticoats from . . . . . .. . .._... .. . . . .. ...... ,. . . 9 he
\ll ourilats at Reduced Prices. , , ' . . . '
THE PARI ' 33 ..

1 semitones; .
’i‘lie style store for Lollies ‘ We‘alter FREE ofrcharg'e‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

remembered for its many wonderful values. We

7. 98 up;

 

 

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irom D'arlen were
Kirk, Miss Theresa.

Donald.
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Chick West won

 

lire. Stokes tor the valuable services

round.

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troyed the Hunter barn; owned by ~
Mrs Stokes st Noroton Heights

 

. Aln g those at the, Kids rvsrd
some $an New Haven on Sfitrdny.

Edward Austin, Clarence Williamson;
Brndlord Ballard and ltobert. Moo-

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WECT BEATS RYAN T0 SUBMIS-
SION. ‘

Ryan at the Olympic A. 0.. New. Yorh.,'l‘lzers be sure end be at the 1; me ‘
last night. The letter was practically Thanksgiving Dog, to shout your
"out on his feet" when his moods out for the Tigers. so thst the

threw up the sponge In the lourthlwill not only win the sense, but

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

messes-elem": esceeyio I
The" wineries-s to lure tonsil as"
should they‘Vle Thsnksglvlnq D’sr’
"m6 ti My “gig?
.1919 ledo. the popular bsrbe-r oi the
hill section, hes mode the, Tine an
otter oi psood time should in will
the me. Joe ls going- to, air the
boys a blowout the likes of which i , y
never had the honor of being present
at.
So all you inithiul (showers cl Kola

Rev. lllrem Van
Hoyt. it. M Smith

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

easily iron: Buddy

 

' it good time also.

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Figs

 

Lemons
Grape Fruit

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Cauliflower 12¢ & 150

6 for 25c ., ..
Oranges 15c to 35¢ dozl Nattye Celery 12c belt;

Yellow and White Tureen 200 pk

250 pk
18c lb

5c doz

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