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QALQ AND BENNETM‘HDN prions THE RERSONAL DIREG- it
TION OF OUR EXPERT HAIR DESIGNER FROM NEW H ‘"
) l . YORK. ' it
,1 1 Thid demonstration odors an exceptional opportunity to secure a H .
i has. GENUINE HUM any. SWITCH at a very special price. N .
This brand of hairie absolutely guaranteed to keep its color, to re- it .
P main lustrous canto wish in soap and water. . H t
ssoo amen. Switched, ... 46.96» ,7
' $10.00 sol-en Switches ...etss
0600 Gray Switches. . . 33.95
88.00 Guy Switches ' ...... 85.98
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. , 53.00 22-inch. Switches... 41.95
, iii-0° Hugh Switches. . . .5235
... sass semen. Switches... sass
- ..‘nzoo 98-inch. Bunches” e..5. 95
WIWHW 0F '1‘HE FleT FRENCH OONVENT NAIR .. . . .
From $5.95 to $18.50 1
"the Sale of a “Ion Bargains” _
hmmammmam nojreIiesImrenationolloney-saverseveroliered:
‘ canisteryea. hyanyslore.’
Valaa that in all tile history at merchandising have never been excelled. values that actual eo-parls'en will prove cannot be
duplicated eiselvhere. We enumerate can: low 01 the Bargains here. See the others throuhoni the store ladle:ted by special
”m SOUTH nonwam
nymmo SENTINEL
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN. '
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E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
PROPRIETORS.
. FRIDAY, JAN. .9, 1915
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mhiarURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW.
High tide 10:21 a. m.; 10:51 p. m.
'; “Sun rses 7:06; sets ,5 :06.
EVENING: SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS.
-9z—_z——-News Department.
nary-Business Department.
1388 «Branch Office, Norwalk.
lass~3—Editor’s Residence.
« raBs-n—City Editor‘s Residence.
ans-rm-Businees Manager's Reti-z
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7!
idence.
var.-—
MASONIC NOTICE
Old Well Lodge, No.10ll. F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building. South
Main street. 1st and 3d guesday of‘
each monthvv-Jnly 'snd August ex-
cepted—at 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. Sylvester
P. Decker, W in Robert M. Wilcox..-
See.
5 Butler Charlton-No. 33. R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main St. and and 4th Tuesdays, at
each month—July and August ex-
cepted—at 8 O'CIOCk All Royal Arch 01 cities, prairies, mountains and de-
_ Masons cordially invited. Charlee‘
i A. Tuck [-1. P Robert w. Wilcox,
VSe'c,
“Wow Hampshire to New York.
Nmoted in Boston by' cheering crowds.‘
”Crowds would greet him almost any-’
-THAW AND THE Law.
Harry Thaw, on his return from
was
Withers. mostly curious, or course. but
also sympathetic and admiring.“
Why this popular hero-worship or'a
murderer—s spoiled young plutocrst
ot‘peculiar mentality and eruptive
emotions. who might commit another
big enough grievance? Why should
the people be with Thaw. and against
' ‘ a: which is trying to coop him up
In the asylum for the criminal
'tlle‘popu'lar reasoning seems
. "hone like this: “ ’
First-4i Thaw is a responsible
criminal, he has been 7 punished
enough. we crime had in it a sort of
deooptive‘ chivalry that the crowd nl-
«my. mistook for the real‘thing; the
always favored Thaw and ac-
qdlerced- in the late of Stanford White .
For care now Thaw has been making
yr light. and by ingenioui pub-
lielty‘ has fostered the ldha that Jer-
. had other “millions of the lew'
! No. Thaw isn't any crazier than the
man probably insane and certainly a”
l
murder if ever he thought he had a‘
’ethratoly and expensively to keep
him locked up. and when he escaped,
had to labor i‘or nearly two years more
to get him. returned to the jurisdiction
of New York State. and may now keep
Trials. hearings, lichens
writs. appeals, escapes. captures. ex-
traditions. errors, demurrers, rejoin-
pert testimony—~10 it goes on. as it
'msy in almost any case where the
plaintiff has unlimited money and is
willing to _ spend it in employing
shrewd and‘pliant lawyers to make u
tarce of the law.
. law. To paraphrase the words of the
lneutrnl wife in tho‘ husband-bear
i story. "Go it, Thaw—10 it, Law!"
' ——v————~—‘O
OCEAN-TO-OCEAN TALK.
3 The telephone was revealed to the
world at our national centennial ill
1876 Dr. Alexander Graham Dellllad
invented it; the year before. Dr. Bell
and Thomas W Watson. his assistant.
succeeded in conversing two miles
[spark—ahd'u't four times: as far as a
'ma on can about
And now. just the other day. Dr.
lBeli sat down to a telephone instru-
lment in New York city and Mr. Wat-
icon sat down to another in San Era
cisco. and they carried on a conversa-
ltiou across the intervening 3 400 miles
Aorta. more.easily_,_and securely than
they had done at Philadelphia as
lyears before. Seldom has an inventor
'lived to see the work or his brain
achieve such power and perfection.
It is an impressive coincidence that
gthe first transcontinental telephone
conversation occurred almostexactly
at the time when, as thecensue bun
can assured us, our population rcnch~
ed 100, 000, 000. _
All interested third party to this
memorable talk was Theodore X. Vail,
iwho, with his car to a receiver down
‘on Jokyi island. oi! the coast of Geor~
gin, heard every word almost as dis-
tinctly ES.“ the three men had been
sitting in the same room. .He then
“sat in” himself, and talked 4,760
miles. '
-.Mr Vail had a good right to share
in that historic event. it is he who,
is preside’nt‘ot the- American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company. has
made possible this tremendous devel-
opmont of Dr. ’Beli‘a invention. Here-
after any one of the hundred millions
of us can talk to any of the other 89.
999, 9999 without getting out of his of-
fine lchair , ‘ ‘
' General Russell Frost expromd the
communication published in yester-
day'l Sentinel The location of the
Mimwm‘m m
hit. .
W
t
COI’DUI '”
on inborlnand blunder-lug with its F
involved rod-tape procedure for you!
and years bolero it disposes of Thaw
definitely? “
ders. expert testimony tainted by ex-i.
views at mlarge .maiorlty oi the .
triendadthe‘Norwaltnoapiialllllll; ,. mum «moratorium-(non)
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STILL GREATER PRICE REDUGTIONI FON .ATUNDAY.
33.
Former prices have been forgotten-waldo utterly disregarded
in making these new prices—every garment must be sold.
WOM EN‘E COATS—Value, .10 nod .12.”. '
Clearance Sale Price. . . . . .3. . . . ..... .52 49
WOMEN'S AND MIWEE' GOATE—VOWO. ‘12 to .1750.
Clearance Sale Price 1. $5.98
WOMEN’S AND MISSEO’ COATE—anuc. ‘18 to ‘25.
Clearance Sale Price. . . . . . . . .. ...... . 9,98
WOMEN’S AND MIWES' SUITF—Vlluo. $18 to“ ego.
Clearance Sale Price ....... . . . .. ....... . . . . .r \9.98 ‘
oases SKIRTS—Value, as and so . " " _,
Clearance Sale Price'....... ............... ..... $398:
CHILDREN'S COATS—Value. as to or. ‘
Clearance Sale Price. ..... . ....... . ..... .;... ‘32. 49
_ liemarkable' money—saving '
terest all prudent women.
LINGERIE mum
choose tram, all new and at.
"active—buy all you need
while they last; VIM. $1.00
.to 81.50 encha—
C.S.P.. ...... ..98¢
WANT.
. Handsome voile and crepe
de chine Weiats. in all the
new and popular styles; val-
ue. 82.60 and 83.00 each—-
C. S. P. ........ $1.98
. wanere
Silk and crepe do chine,in
a doses new and attractive
models, beautifully medéeud
finished; value. $3.00 to 86.00
each—-
C. s. r. .. $2.67
a
'Big variety oi styles to ‘
opportunitythet should in ‘ '
TOMMROW—JNOTHEN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY _
AT PNIOES THAT MEAN GREAT SAVINOE. X
New permeate. brought out to replenish the tut-going later-
hundreds of them. all new and fresh, from which you may select
your summer's supply
CORSET COVERS
ii
291: each-—
Clearance Sale Price ....................... . ..... 17¢
DRAWER.
Plain Muslin Drawers, henstitchod rattle: value, 29¢ per pair-—
Clearance Sale Price. ........... -. . . . ........ . .. 17¢
DRAWIRB Es: ' '
Fine eambrlc and nainsdok. trimmed with line embroidery:
value. 3100 ”(101.00 per pair—
Ciearance SaiePricc 79¢
COMBINATION!
Large assortment of styles, trimmed with scallops, deep lace
pecot edge, and vote of Val. lace; value. $1.00 and 31 50 each—4
Clearance Sale Price . . . . ..... . ........ . .......... . .« 69¢
OWNS
High and tenor. low necks of fine muslin and fancy cranes;
value. $1. 00 each—
Clearance Salc Price ....... . ................... . . 79¢
PETTlGOATO
Dainty styles, made oi sneer muslina, beautifully trimmed with
lace and embroidery; value, 01.50 each—
Clrnrauce Sale Price . 89¢
Muelin Undergarments “
High and round neck. trimmed with lace and hamburg; value.
3"“:
Hit) it at N
tor a long time.
:NO. , WASH amuse ‘ 10¢ 01mm transmit.
vr
rue amounts we areas in
Add Kitten Autumn
.r
1101: SERUM) “Milli“
Muslin, an. Pillow Cases ind other White Goods.
Bargains '. Vbu will debate“ to buy liberally idr’ w an opportunity 1°. save money will not present itself drain“
JANUARY I SALE YARD
WInE OUI'I‘ONb. MARQUOSETTE'
Comfortables
Ila RIDUOTIONd—LOVIIO‘I' Pilicie QUOTED... .
81.00 to Oloodmrhhhe (Don)
concede-else
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:5 M?“ m location‘s-coerce-reuno .fim
”cm—.-
Miriam“ .-
3: C
hem; value. 89c
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c so. me 1"
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lentil regubraiee; value,.
etotflvoeroIo-Ooueafar-ole
15.00 Blankets ...... $3.15
lateshéenn g- -
One of the w m of all! jolt—Infill" we 0! 40-inch.
isletwoodshaetiu—N his ‘\, 5‘ v
PerYard................. ,0)“.
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ICV‘O'IOOIoeooe-ltdol-
Special for tomorrow. One For Kitchen, Dosh and Roller I hr him~ 5. hem-Med
. Copper bottom. extra pass of hemp tinting Flannel. Tofieiuh ' '00 “"51““ Nunavut 15" N Mu" nine. tile her Mr-
heavy tin aides; value. $1.60 all colors At Just half price. 160 Russia and Stevens All ' the {medals (mule .0 1-30 , ' ,
ann- ' Yard _‘ ............... 5‘ Lines erase. .. la l-ac yd. cc mundane ..... one C. S. P. .. 17¢
. , , .t )2 1-30 Barrister and Reid‘s he [led 0mm Greece Cloth
C' S' P- ' 51009 1,015“; cuypu AND ”‘1‘. Granite: . . .* .......... 8 1-90 RA ..... DRESS . .. 3 1'30 8W1” GURTAIN
no.1e GOAL HOBO [marry wu‘rpF GOODS. '15t'r mule t of Durwnmufin- MUELINO .
A m en?t:iserc‘:eonnoli inched! wide; It!!! 86 inches gide, new
“0“! “"3““ "m” u °° "P N! ‘31:?” m Crinkled and Fancy .whlte hull colon Mane: value. like per
1'03““? N109» ”0 "Ch“ """"" ‘ ‘ " ' Wm Crepes . .' ....... II I-lc yd. January Sale Price 59¢ ”Pd—- -
c.5- p_ _ ,‘,;.19¢ "-00 to look Ecru-h Lone 25c splash Voile is we yd. . ‘ . C 5 p 8%¢
‘_ . . * . ' Cloth .......... OI.” deco 19c 40 inch Momuieette . no I'll DOW CASES . .‘ . . .. ....... _
JAPANNED SUGAR AND '2 00 Long Cio'lile and Nail)- ................ O 840 psi. 1 ”0‘ fine ‘quulity Pillow COUCH COVERS 5
eook ........... “.40 pm 15:: yard wide Dlmily Check Cull. “ g 33 They are «31- 50 inches wide. w
noun camarass 81-50 No. 700 Enrich was ---------- ‘ 34° 3‘ loped herpetitched. corded and stripes' value. me each—z
. Cloth .' ----- V ----- "J9 N!“ 3'” Yard Wide Pique Ito M plain hemmed They incl“? C. S 1"... ' - $1.25“
““1 11°" 25 “’34 "it‘ll" 31-25 Ensllnh‘lloia‘moth' sustains: ammo: r'equot. Hill end. other well .
price, 450 each— ...... . ......... Mo », 39c cm, Shasta. 45 x 53 _, “c known brands.. _ 27x54 VELVET mm
c s 'p- 25¢ 81. on English Lonr‘ Clots . toe Shasta. 72 3 so ...... and January Sale Price 19¢ moral and Oriental do
- ...... .3. ...... "0W GBCSheets.81x90... ..«c . 100 7 signs value. $125each— ‘
0 EDAR OIL "75° Shéelfl 81 X 90 e 5.0 12 i-a“ FRll-TOF TEE M l . . ‘
3, BARGAINS‘EN manna. 850 sheet; 81 x 99 "f": m, 2.000- yards for tomorrow: C 5 p. ,,,,,, .. . 84¢
ror dusting and nonunion. ‘290 5“ “urn Tm Clothe Io 31.00 Sheets; 81 x as ..... m, 3311;133:1920“ "’m‘“ "g ‘ council. :rauNKu .
12 or bottles value, 6011‘ ‘ 3° """"" "c ”on 35" Hemw‘cm’d Shem 1, ~ y‘ .7 Canvas covered. heavily
' ‘ "m; ’ . . 500 an ldnm Guest m . 81 x90 ........... sec * ard ----------- 77?" b0 d b "mm m
9°? W ‘ ‘ : ~ loo each 39¢ Bolster Cases, at x 12 lilo ‘0 AW ’6 - I: . “1" "00 1:211 °
C. S. P. . . ...... I. .. 3% ‘ “INN L‘TS OI" TMELE ‘_ FANCY L‘NENS. A‘ERIGAN PRINTS. d 3 DB, ya “.9, . . _
shaman sasruEnwasl; mans. » Scam. shame and Center- H(5.01m gargligfeli‘gz; 8153:; an C.»S. P. . . . . $5.98
TEA p073 ' . Bleached. llalr Bleached and PIECES. . __’“°‘°" e’ 4’/¢ , p . ell-lucid. TABLEOIL
.- - Unbleached. all of sturdy qual~ 36c Scam, is x 04 . ...' la i-fle’ ‘ """ ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ " a . CLOTH
34,1“: 1i"; regular price. -- - tilt and all pure linen. They are 50o Jap Seal-fa and Shame. 3| 50 :BE“. PILLOWS. “h. m. “a .1; “In". hoot
. _- 01 great value“: and come in blue and thte ........ ”o . Regular “u' filled ' ' ”de- “1“, 25¢ per yard-— .~ ‘
35° “01‘." ‘ . . lengths l l a a. a l ‘2 and s 'ihc Drawn Work Scare. and 8mm crushed “all“?! ' ' ‘
C. S. P. ....... 25¢: yards sham: ..... l... my . ......... ..... C. S. P. ......... , . 15¢.
‘ ' . » ,. ‘ - "woman's LIBLENOBE. . I . . ' ‘ ,. _m ‘
Bargain Table r ’ m ...... ...... Janna—.531”! Blankets
. _ ' . heels and toes; value. ‘25s
10.000 yards of New Wash Goods—Special tor“"romorrow-~they per pair—— . , . ALL MARKED FOR CLEARANCE—1.3 To 1-2 0" REGULAR . ,
include Pol-colon, Chambraya. Seersuckers. Dress Giushama. Filler ‘ C. S. P. ......... 121A¢ mcgg
White Goods. Etc; values to 25¢— ‘ $ woman's V5811 AND \ . \
Tomorrow. r’ . ...... .894¢ PAN“ ’ , 010.50 Blanket: ..... ease
Jersey ribbed, heavy fleece noon and 312.50 smm.......... ............ ........ ems
,liued.hi¢h neck and anhle‘ attenuation......................_..' ............ . ....... ~$4.90
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