"summits-usu-
, Pwmshiphhsidlen.
’ 'His hunt everenrlsekot drips
_ endllnbilitytoxetonrshnmoithe
‘Illthmhdewonld some
filthueslernoreeilhispnrtyhsd
‘ WW treated In:- in the South
with
teem ”linden utirdytn
mat st to Insane-no. business
finds and testes at the South Amer
fun mph.
Philippine dilution.
“The Pruident’s desire to give h.
pennies to the people or the Phil-
bpine Ill-dd will be shnred lg it
went any good men end woman.
Bur work in them islands hns been
pure philanthropy up to date, end I
~ the fist.‘
to
down some tiny. but when we do. we
‘eughttnheuseured that thePhtlip-
pines will neither-inn e prey to shun.
were not present to the world another
"worse the lesion.” The Filipinos
an well: n yesrormoro. to ”their
crest (tarantula Probably. but i think
' the crest ind-stint interest at the
‘ ‘ ‘Unlted Suites need immediate omen-
_ cipstiontrotn n Congress. which. up
to date. on mm the people nothing
but low turtle, high prices end but}
lnees dm
Bill! .
Selim In!“ hes introduced the
following bills:
‘Bill proposing to grant an inerenee
oi pension to [inflict E. Rowe. 0t
'hteofOompsnyl, “Conn. Vol. I.
“ 33A; 839.
3 sxnmmgmcum
"3 otpensicntol'itnhuzh 9 Mt!
' South Hindus-i, late at Dempsey I.
doth lines. Kilian. 960.
until. proposing to grant no in-
crease cl pension to Anne M. Holt.
I! Waterbury. widow ot‘l‘homss Holt.
hie captain Comps-y F. 79th N. Y.
3 V0158".
Petition of Leeds ocuncil. No. 16. O.
immediate notion en the so-csiled
lmmigrntloo bill.
Bill proposing
, pension to Louise R. Buglin. oi Hurt-
‘ ‘ lord, widow oi Lieut. Adolphus Bug-
lln, Company G. independent Battal-
ion, N. Y Stole Vols. 889.
-' Bill proposing to grunt nn incresse
30! pension to Charlotte 1. Smith. of
, Bridgeport. widow of Frederick L.
' Smith. lute of Company F‘. Slim 0.
v. 1.. its
Petition of the Thompsonvliie
to grunt
4ileum, in invest at H. J. Res. 872 for
:3 the appointment of a commission to
tremolo the preparedness of the
~ United sum for war
;_ Petitions oi! ten citizens or Stank
fibril. 00“.. in furor of House bill
C1639: for the retirement of federal
gotcha-h uspnrinn loom
Ihnll nus syn-ism umlmmmnuvq b!
m Hitswumgmmdnloflnm
mun—u “hummus-donsdmw
”man-hundtwmemhmmdmm
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Hurtful, widow of Ebert s- sows.‘
'l A. u. otstumrom. in favor or}
original .
‘ lineal of Trade of 'l'honipsonviile.i
the
tor in m 1911. the
Folsoui's ”minimal. to St. John's.
sitar six years II n recur oi (iris!
(Hindi. of Biddeford. In. His bride
was Miss lune beevitt. daughter oi
Ir. and we. Goon-58W. usvitt. at
her to retain B 3. (love to bring
suit for divorce on statutory grounds.
She will Ink for slimony end the our
iody at her two children.
The intimsoy between Folsom end
the eighteen—yawn girl. who wss s
memberothisfilnduechMlssnid
to have begun two years ago. only
one year after his men-loco to‘ Miss
Lesvitt.
Advertisements in The Senti-
nel bring the best results.
ALIIEML DFFEI
Anyone Can Try SIM”. the Remnrk-
UN. FiesivFor-mleg Feed.
When one 0! the mom; drowns
in South Nerwnlk tells you thst he
has a motion which he so thor-
oudily beiieyen in that he '21 retnnd
your money it it does not do all that
is claimed for it. it shows thst the
srticle must hsve unusual merits. It
in in this my that F. H. Baxter is sell.
in; Bernese. the remnrhshle flesh
building food,
Bernese is in reelity s concentrated
food. end restores lit. end ritelity st
once to the blood. it mixes with til
ordinary toads sud side direction; it
treetstomthetoodthstyouestthe
#4
menu. building up the tissues soothe
general henllh.
Anyonecnnxeteaoeentbenot
this remarkable ilesh- forming tood.
knowing met their money will be re-
funded it it does not increase weight
and restore the system to hsslth.
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No. use Washington‘s;
commune-ac.
‘Mondny, Wednendny an! my
Evenings, use tel
N. Y Mia-“Aveq9to
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deshdorminx and strength giving ele- ~
>flreg‘
Hayes
New City Market
59 NORTH MAIN STREET.
New Hayes Block
.090 lbs. pork hits at
122c POUND
—-only one loin sold to ‘a customer——
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Small lean lresh hams . 3 -.
' Leon fresh shoulders . . ., .
Home made or link sausage . '
New corned pork 3. . . .
Bib roast. beef ' “. .‘ . .
Hamberg steak . . . .
Round Steak '
ShOulder steak . .. . , .
Lean pot roast . '
smau legs of ’genume spring lsmb
Spring lamb chops 4 ’ . . .
.Lenn sugar cured hams
Extra. smoked shoulders .‘ .
Strictly fresh killed iowls' 3. .
Native meeting chickens . .
Large fancy celery \ . . . ,
Boston head lettuce . . .
Swift's butterine . . .
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Come in and look over our bargains:
Satisfaction guaranteed, free delivery
any time in all parts of the city.
. . 16c “
. 160 “
. 14c, “
16c “
183 “
. , 14c “
14c 66
. 18c ..
. 18c “
. 16c ‘-‘
. 140 “
. 200 “
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160 lb.
. 14c "
22c
50 root
. 80 head.
20c and 25c lb.
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Telephone your order 1340
you trouble or your [lanes need .
Made
Swiss Shears
To Select a Gift «
{lillctie Safety Razor. Outfits
Straps, Hones. Brushes
Carvers. and Carving Sets
Pocket Cutlery ‘ ‘
Hood Choppers ‘ _
9 Floor Brushes '
Electric Pocket Lamps
’i‘h‘erimmcters, Etc
CHARLES» E DOW
AllBERlll MORGAN, Seem.
Hosiery at 25 etc.
. “Buster. cm»
Lsdies'.
new em: Hm. ‘
so etc. and two.
“Note-Some” silk Lisle. .
“Genet” for Boys sud ‘Giris,
men's guild
“Fibre siik'.'8lack, Colors.
CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS
GARMENTS.
lndies‘ Waists. $1.06
A Specialty.
Ladiet’ Silk wail-n.
$1.49 to 95.00. _,
Childrens' Costs.
81.98 to 99.98. '
Lsdiss'_ House Dress“.
FANCY cooos.
Ladles’ Handkerchiefs. . 3.“
5 cts.-to 50 eta.
Ladies' Neckwenr
26 £19. to 98 cte.
Lsdiee’ nnd Childrens' Gloves.
25 Oh. to $1.00.
Shell >Hnir ornaments.
L
by reliable ruins
and Scissors Sets ~
A. DICKERMAN 8: SON
‘ 84 Washington St.
We Dive .21?!“ Greeuy'l‘radmg Stamps
Telephone 446
South Nerwall:
”7 31‘HERE 1s No EXCUSE
Thrill WMkSonCOV
16st,. its Mi: wern or.
33-1-1,
33dornpereouto weer utifloinl- teeth
3. HEM)! lactose he my hnvséhsd sev-
eral pistes with the some innit he
, should not set demos-ken sud. uiu‘m
,3th'ere in nothing letter in store for
him It you have n month inst is
ehnped a little out 02 ting ordinary. n.
,plste made in my once would demon-
stress the fact that mullet mouths
1 ,m; be 'W to museum, firmly
. en sud onion lite om more. , 3;
Dr. J. H Mallery
is South Iain magnum».
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' ’thst drop when speaking or using;
menu-nousw‘yosrunwesilont-k-
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m all, modules} ,ie pastel , or 3
phone to almost Julie, m to
Wm. Mnndyen will sets randy "
market for things which you. don't
3"!“ such ill rose. more bottles.
rubbers. umpires. met-ls. tenths;
bodes my. Wenre waiting for
your. cell.’ Sensual. Jolie}, 3’! Fort
street. results.
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We have just received I _Ihlp- .
mentofRnngeI
mmmmmmflufl
‘ from tmso-f man; one and
y ‘ look ”were": before guilt; else- 3
, where; For M ceiling 1 .,
.. ‘-_ [prices lair. none with Honored i
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to. mun“.
fistabltlrlud raw
TheiStorc an Ideal Shepping' Place
for Gift Hunters
The general air of Christmas festivity which seems to
pervade every floor of the establishment puts everyone in a
Christmas frame of mind. If you do not find something
that pleases in the Gift Room, why take the elevator to
the floor below where the Art Section 05ch
Leather Skins for the Library Table, in soft shades.
of green and tan, $1.69, $2.25 and $3.00.
LEM Mats, round or oval, just the right size, 31.25.
Pei San/es or Runners, $1.0m
Pillows thst match, $1.00.
SweetnwetorBiecuit Boxes of tin, with
coverings. These keep tidbits secure from nibbling mice.
75c and $x.25.
Sweet Grass Baikal of all Sizes and shapes, with or
without cover, for sewing, embroidery, handkerchiefs.
Sweet Grass Fittings for sewing baskets, Humble-cases.
scissors holders, needle and button cases. "
Eileen Sets, scarf and cushion to match.
$1.00. 4
cretonne
all 6 COMICS,
Third Floor.
lNovelty Materials for Blouses and
fl] Waists 111 Christmas Boxes
“Printed Waip Taffeta! in dainty designs the “Dally
Madison" soft silks, Pfinted Foulards and Crepe dc
Chine: with many plain si‘ics in loxsl) shades, from $1. 35
to $4 00, according to quality.
W001 ChnUiS, waist lengths in boxes
Selections in DEBS G006! 01‘ Silk! will be placed in. ..
boxes with appropriate: cards etc.
“v 1. Dress Hoods Section.
A.
Christmas Gloves, always acceptable
Dent’s Gloves for woolen, best for business wear,
$1.00
Dent’s Gloves for men, both long and Short lingo-nil
models.
Fur-lined Gloves for men, \ (H
lcr.
comfortable for win-
M aiu Floor
At theZCciset Section
\ isitors will find numerous dainty and tempting iancy
things that appeal to every feminine mind.
“Stop-run" Hose loops. not exactly a Christmas gift
but any woman “ill be grateful for a set. Quite a 110v-
shy and is e\ erything that lllc name implies for it will
do away with those disastrous and unsightly ‘laddcrs"
runs and drop- stitches that park min to fine hosiery.
Set of four 35 cts.
Set of six, so cts.
Corset Sachets, dainty little single flowers, 5, lo and
a CB.
5 Lingerie Flower Sets, little sweet—scented buds simi—
lar to corsage flowers, to he “mu underneath the \\ aisi 15
'25 and so cts.
Cluster Sachets, assorted colors. each with its tiny
(gill safety pin to be attached to the’camn'solc, 25, 65 and
75 C“-
Single Sachets. '5 and 10 cts.
Children‘s Garters, Round GartGIS, for women Arm-~-
bands for men, in‘ blue. pink, black, white red lsxén-
der and yellow. Corset Section, main floor
Fancy Tea and Sewing Aprons oi
Lace and Embroidery
at 25, 39, so cis. to $2.50 and $3.00.
Second Floor.
2' GREAT
Marked Down Sale
' 3 ——Of3--
Women’ s and MisscS' Suits,COais, Dresses,
Skirts, Waisis, Furs, Petticoats, Milllnery.
The Largest end nest Selection of Germente in
Town at PRICES LOWER than Elsewhere
33 86. Main St.
South Norwelk.
Sim plans of ohsrge
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