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[on lock your door when you go to
bed. .
l-‘ur Protection,
57-h insure your life until your dead,
For Protection, l
Int-s not your house and ham, please
tell.
.‘I‘: n slcrr‘ and goods you have to seiL;
litqulre of you 1 ask as w,ell :9
Protection?
There is no question regarding the
PROTECTION we offer “iNSUR.
AHCE" of all kinds in the best Com-
panics.
Tavlor 81 Golder:
Trust Company Building
Telephone 1230.
No Man Can Be A law
unto himself in matters of head-
wear. When the dictates of fash-
ion are reasonable they should be
followed. For many occasions
Dame Fashion insists upon a
$3.00 $4.00 $5.00
Made for us by the Crotut & Knapp
Co.
GRAY GLOVES, BLACK sacks
ARE PROPER. $2.00
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JOSEPH DAVls‘
85 Washington St. So. Norwa' k.
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Clll NEWS
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v 5A1 ri late FORECAST
Av
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Partly cloudy and (older tonight and
Sunday; fresh to strong winds on the
toast.
Berolneters throughout the north-
east are reading very low this morn-
ing. although the disturbance has dini—
inished in intensity. The center of
low pressure lies in the eastern part
of the province of Quebec. Rain and
gales have been general in northeast-
ern sections, with moderate tempera
lures. High pressure areas are pre—
sent on the Gulf and north Pacifit
coasts. Cool, pleasant weatherfla re-
ported from the southern states. and
generally fair weather
western sections. .’
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.WEATHER a YEAR aoo
TODAY.
'l‘ciiipcraturc: Low,
'33. Fair.
—-BASKETBALL THANKSGIVING
night. Armory. Opening games. St.
Brondana of Brooklyn vs. Sixth Com-
pany. Preliminary game and dancing.
.39; high,
Many Norwalkers are planning to
attend "Old Home \V't‘f‘li." in Water-
bury, next week. The lrass City is
all prepared for one of the gayest
weeks in its history, and invites all
yisitorb. but more especially former
Waterburyians to come on up and
help them celebrate.
' —See the bracelet watches in
(Brand's window, from $8.50 up to $35;
at months’ written guamntee against
defects.
Officer A. E. Fraser, last night. ar-
rested, on Concord street. William 8.
mass, of Dorian, charged with intox.
icatiou. The Dar'ienlte was this morn-
ing fined by Judge George H. Vac-i
burgh the sum of $7,
promptly paid. The police have ro-'
vcr. Sizes 1 year to 9 years
Children’s
SleepiugGarmciits
We recommend the Dr. Denton Sleeping Garment
children. These garments are made of cotton and wool and
are the most hygienic garment made ....... 50¢ ——$1,00
Fleece Lined Cotton Sleeping Garments in white and sil-
J. I. MALLETTE
for
....................... 50¢
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$ Dragon," Thanksgiving mati-
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Andrew Mack in
nee and night at Regent
Theatre.
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STAMFORD THEATRE.
At the Stamford theatre. Wednes
day and Thursday nights and Thanks
{lVillK matinee, Leltoy, Taiina and
llosco, the orld's most accomplishedi
their large company of mystery. Moro
him one hundred'tons of paraplmella
is well as one hundred head of live
stock, is employed in the presents-
(loll of their remarkable perform-
inu-s. This company was complet-
ing a three years‘ tour of the world
when the war broke out. Rather than
risk the perils of ocean travel _in the
war zone. the company sailed for Am-
fioin m‘bst‘
'visited Los Angolan, San Diego, Port-
c‘rica, arriving in San- Francisco, last
l)ecember. where for two weeks at
‘he Cort theatre. they broke all rec-
wrds in point of attendance for an
management of this period. They next
land, Seattle, Minneapolis. St. Louis.
Louisville Columbus ludianapolis.
IBuffslo. Pittsburgh. Washington.
("leveland, Detroit and other import-
ant cities. Everywhere the press has
been unanimous in proclaiming the
offering to be the most novel and al~
together satisfactory entertainment
seen in years. Amour: the special
features will be. shown the famous
Hindoo rope mystery, which is‘boing
presented for the first time outside
the land of Buduh. "Nero or Thrown
,to the Lions," is a big'pantomimic
spectacular illusion in which two
large African lions are made to dis-
,he tiemoilst:
‘lllri program full of new and interest-'
igle entertainer in the world.
,theme deals with an
‘ expose of the opium traffic and is said 9
‘ ioul traffic in drugs.
intth the inteniatlonal stage favorite
exponents of Hindoo magic, will bring‘ ,
I piece “Thé ’Melting Pot." This picture
I is in c parts. and there will positively
cs h's striking aptitudel
in exaggeration and in turning to
humerous account the little incidents
of every-day life. and so from stat‘
to finish, Mr. Lauder has crammed
ing material, that bids fair to make,
him more than ever the greatest sin
BLANCHE SWEET TODAY AT RE-
GENT.
l'aramouut “ill offer pretty lilauche
Sweet today at the Regent theatre in'
her best effort “he Secret Sin." ’l‘li.-
extraordinary 9
to be it valuable million tod the Unit-
ed States propaganda unaiist neiar»
it is a iiielodram-‘
utit‘ photoplay in which Miss Sweeti
Hippeari‘ in “twin sisters" and whichl
iii-ludes some of the finest animated}
photograplly in the. history of the art. .
' “-Sct ret Sin" is “ell worth seeing Twoi
complete performances will be given
tonight beginning at? :15 and running“
icontinuous till 10:30. :
“Tables Turned" Monday l
The feature picture attraction ut‘
the Regent theatre the. famous must
it i'otros offering of Tables Turiied'
Emmy \Tchlen. it is a compelling
story of masculine strength and weak-l
seas and a woman's faith. This pic-r
tit-re is in 5 parts.
Blanche Ring In “Yankee Girl."'
On Tuesday Paramount will offer at
the Regent theatre. thef amous musiv
cal commedy comedienne Blanche
Ring in a picture version of her great-1
est musical comedy “The Yankee ,
Girl." This picture is in 5 parts.
Walker Whltcaldc in “Melting Pot."
Wednesday will be another big day
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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The Best Values
Obtainable
Quality first
Our lines offer everything lll
FURNITURE
and House
FURNISHINGS
For beautifying and Furnishing
The Home
0W LAND’S
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Entrance on Main St, Fairficld Ave. and Cannon 3!.
Bridgeport, Conn., Saturday, November 20, 1915.
at the Regent theatre when Walker
Whitesldc will appear for the first
time in pictures in Zangwill's master-
be no‘advance in price for this superb
picture production.
Andrew Mack Thanksgiving Day.
The holiday attraction at tho Reg l
ent theatre will be Andrew Mack him- 1
self and his. company in a new lrlsh'
romantic comedy drama ”The [fish
Dragon." This is not. a motion picture
but the ori " l Andrew Mack and his
own original company. Seats for
Thanksgiving matinee and night will
be placed on sale Monday at the lit
gent theatre.
. least. owning "The Peanut Girl"
held the boards at the Regent. a ver
satisfactory sized audience witnessed
the performance, and showed their
illking for some of the musical num-
bers ofJiberai applause.
The "heat waltz of all" was the first
number to meet the marked approval
appear, as throrch the \eiy air. Oth-'
or novelties are "A Strange Disappear-
ance and a Sequel."
Harry Lauder.
, when Harry Louder plays in Siam
the Stamford theatre. ho
country a
lin his repertory more new
will have
which wal‘ songs than he has ever presented in her. i
and while it is quitei
one program,
told on his 8th annual tour of that
catved a report from the railroad .19.. likely that his audiences will demand
tecuie that on thé East, Side, a“. some of the old favorites with whichl‘“
morning, an unidentified person the name of Lauder .ia indissolubly
threw a stone through a window in.linked and without which they seem
one of the coaches attached to the to think no\ lander program is com-
6: 30 o’clock train. The mines] land- ‘pleto. he will give them a treat of
on in the car, but fortunately hit no new material, every number of which}
nn9.. Police headquarters here at 8 according to reports fr
om a
o'clocx this mot-nil; received a report and 599:. W M
of o shooting auray in Bridgeport. p.
The description of tho alleged ahootu th
am forwarded hero.
pular as the old ones. Several of
e nemsongs, such as "Bonnie Hag-
lgie Tomaso.” “She Conies From Bou~
rile Scotland Where the Bluebell
iGroWs" _“Rosio” and "Jean. My
Jean" sing the fame of Scotland and
its bonnie losses. in another new
song. ”The Same As His Father J)id
More Him": Mr. Lauder portrays the
prido~of paternity with the same ’ch'ar-
acteristlc humor as he shows in his
; more favorite role of lover. and. not
sibly shown. the artist's power” of
. 'chametei‘lution at its best. in still
. another new song. in whicthr. ban
tier room the character of
Doughia the Baker. he promises to
fi—‘n-v
l’l‘ldence Points
it. sue-"sate, Economy"
tea] and Convenient
way; no pay in bat.—
that way is by check;
‘9 is. you can; it? 9'
: who: . Accents“:
OM il'P-l‘lio: Safest 0‘»th :M
{ye-«.1130 ”minimum
{915* u the long..ho am.
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land, promises to become asLTlidgefleld team.
int he; home in South Nor-walk.
create cattle as great a sensation an, and who belong to the German Club.
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timagh 'Illss Brotherton; thorteachor
of the audienca it. was sung by Missl
Brannon ad Almon Knowles. l
Miss Thayer with Frank Drealionl
wondered Childhood Day in a manner
'that was very entertaining and it was
lnocesaary that they respond to sever-
al encores.
Miss Thayer has a very pleasing
voice and a charming personality and
the audience enjoyed her every num-
lilGll SCHOOL NOTES
NW .
ram“ .—.
Extraordinary
Seasnlable Offerings
providing unusual opportunities for the selection of desira-
ble apparel for the holiday.
WAISTS~—Iii a particularly interesting presentation of the
newest models in voilcs and lawns
Styles that .arc
simply irresistablc at ..... . ...... $1.98 and $2.98
NECKWEAR—All exquisite collection of Collars, Vestces,
Guimpes and Ostrich Feather Boas
prettiest novelties. Prices
in the season’s
50¢ ‘0 $2.50
LEATHER BAGS—in distuictivcly smart styles for shop-
ping or aftcnioon use at ...... . .....
. . . $1.00 and up
\fEILS AND VEILING—ln an assortment of staples and
GLOVES—"F or women, misses and children.
novelties by the yard or ready made.
Complete as-
sortments of reliable makes in correct styles for Olt'i'}
occasion, very reasonably priced.
You will find it to your advantage to visit this store for
stylish dress accessories.
l_ VA
9,”, [‘L '1.f‘('}"l,t,l'}y‘,fi at N(“;l£“~.’l37f A‘PIC"
[A Good Coat
$50---0r $7.50!
Yes, it is possible that lllt‘ $7.50t‘ozit may give great-
ci‘ M‘l‘Vlt‘t‘ than the $50! ‘
'l‘llotl‘rll the criticism of :1 “onion illllllil‘lil" tlic bcaii
h B
llt‘b at $50 only yesterday “as: "l think these
arc beautiful. Their only fault is that they last too long!”
seal units
Let's take a peep at tilt-w two cxtrt-mcs of the col—
lt‘t‘llUll and at some of their fellows at prices bctu‘ct-n. .
The $50 coat in of rich \t‘itl plush. St) liilt' is that fab-
ric that it is not quickly to ho told from the th‘lllllllt' fur.
it even has the brown undertone of
made on lllt‘ our model With flaringr skirt.
genuine st'al. "l‘is
has it t‘nllur
\l'litl turns up to keep out C(lltl bite/cs, is plain iliiil rit‘li
Mill ultt'igctlici' handsome.
‘l‘l'lt'l‘t‘ arc other wail plush Coats of zillilost~zi+grwt
brunt.
\\llll (l ltillt‘ll of for in t‘tiil-
\Hlur. $2; and up. ‘
Sonic :irc lflllllllt'll
lrlhlllig
Now l0! that look at some of the others.
RM] MAW broadcloth coat with a lllll‘lilg skirt is
llfllldSUHH'l) llllllmt'tl with squirrel. 830.
Another M‘Vb broadcloth is made with t‘liiii-t‘liiii
collar ““1 lrl””“““ \\i\li for both at Ctilliii‘ and cuffs. $25. .
14k“ ”‘9“ “f ll” “Hits of late model. these have wide ‘ '
belts as well as lllt' clitrttu. flaring skirt!
l \Varm solid will" “ll“ his collar of fur. \vitlt- bclt, bii,r
outing-style pockets. Mark- oi \lnui‘hilla. (‘sllt-t‘iallv 20“,]
llil- riding. sure to gin. long ..-.\,,,._~$l;9 99 3
A broadcloth coat at $2) .. ,-,,. with a round m1“.
has deep band of plush .irouild bottom and is tiimiiictl
\iith plush at Collar and cuffs
tirccn wool plush. soft and smooth and fine, has
unique bclt rcachitii‘r front side to sith- “up... the front
only. l-‘ilre plush collar. “$22.50. ;
Novel coat of broadcloth has a delightful t'l,‘m-(‘hin
collar made of for combined with velvet. The for a. Hm]:
son seek the velvet is cithcrof deep golden bite of lvimm
or bright and rich‘coral. Coats tlictiisclvcs are bim- (lllll :
brown, graceful of line, amongy prettiest in collection. 32;. 3
llig waim diagonal coats are of heavy close “cave
and will provide sure warmth. Button close at neck. $m,
. ’
I‘hc $7.50 coats of Cheviot urt- thoroughly-good style
and of fabric that will give good long service The chi-riot .
n r o a “
is firm: of weave and good weight. lhc coats are made lll
narrow band of plush. :\nt| they look much more than
St‘t‘tinil floor. ‘ .
Krcmox Delicious pudding and
a new Educator biscuit. Thanksgiving pic.
The mince-meat used in How-
lillltl pics is made right here at
the store.
is of high grade; it‘s mixed byva
recipe which produces delicious
flavor! My. how good those
pics are!
Two delicious thin crackers of
chocolate with a vanilla crcnm
filling between.
Made of lidut‘htor flour and
high-grade chocolate.
Exec-limit for luncheon or tea—
.'\))l‘ ’ll k' . '
or'childreti's lunch basket. H l d“ pinup m In” m
made just as carefully and ex-
for a limited time only price lit‘f't‘
it a c. ' .
9 Of course, in the regular 15c and
Howco coffee keeps winning 25c Sizcs too.
friends by its strength and flavor. Plum puddings all ready if, i...
hcatcd and served. Madi- long’
A IOt Of that ‘8 due to fact enough to be well—seasoned and
that it’s freshly roasted each day fine-flavored. Rich and “Phil.“-
and packed in airtight canisters my." Two sizes—35c and 60c.
“'lm‘ll PTPSUVC all its aroma. Orders should be left early.
n bolted style with moderati- flare and are trimmed with ,..
llltll’ Ill'ltt‘ of S7 50 '2 .
Everything put into it 9
Tobe sold at 35 (This 3 pound portly. They have thc homey _
——~But to introduce them quickly flavor.
For 'l'liuiiskgiviiig. all threc
sorts in a special size at 50 cents. .
28c to 45c a pound.
That prevents disappointment.
The Hfgh School football team left
by auto bus this morning to play the
On Monday they
will play their much looked- forward-
to game withm Milford at Amusement
Park at3 -
Miss Pauline Miller, of Filmwood
avenue who is now uttending~a girl's
boarding school in Northampton,
Mass” expects to spend Thanksgivingi
Dr. Gumbart Mounced in assembly
yesterday that the Colonial Daniel of
America were offering praise of thirty
twenty and ten dollars for priaa air
bays: on different assigned subjects.
Students who wiiih to enter the con-.
test may binnine- for further portionL
tars at. the omco.
‘Any students who study German
order' German son: books,
.9 harass or CREDIT 9:
. ACOB‘Y"
Thanksgivmg Sale,
9 .. Offers Wonderful Values in
Suits, oat ~ Dresses
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The Howland Dry Goods Co.
Front basement. Basement
.1
e‘ ~ 9“? ,l
-'a mo: uenbuhnr.
classified 9801‘ Sale" cola-as. an
advent-calm goods. it he cannot do up the enmiand an ad incl; "
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