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JOMORROW SATURDAY, will be the last day of' this wonderful value-giving sale. The greatesf' Bargains 'of the season, values never before equalled at an y time. Great price reductions in '3’ ‘
StYliSh wantable Whiter Millinery, Shirt Waists, Fur Collars, Fur Mufis, Cloth Coats, Seal Plush Coats, Silk Petticoats, Pe rcaline Petticoats, Heatherbloom Petticoats, Sweaters, Ribbons, 9? ,
— Feather Boas, Fur Trimmings, Raincoats and Separate Cloth Skirts. 3:9 .
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, ' . , .g - BOUDOIR CAPS ~ - - - - , .
Untrlmm. d Hats a . achice so, Baum Caps .................... ggé V BV VVPSVVIEVEVoat: . ed Millmery Tnmmmgs at Great Skirts I:
"-'~ ch C .................... 1.00 aca ite tn ' '
l11-cs g3 $030,333,553” .................. 98$ pmm P 48¢ Price Reductions 1, $4.00 Separate Cloth sum ....... 51,98 .3.
fine Velvet Cow—red Hats ............. 2%: TRIMMED VELOUR HATS. 98¢ gicysBiiizsiii'ca's'hir 11:33:25 3%: 30¢ Silk Rose and other Flowers 15¢ $6.30 Separate Cloth Skirts ........ $2.93 :3:
no Velvet-re Covered Hats .......... $2.00 Trimmed Velour Hats .......... . ' ne ‘ .l s r Silk R s Fl ' 311'
$1.00 Velvet Covered Hats .......... 48¢ $3.00 Trimmed Velour Elsie Moor .. $1.48 $1.25 Heatherbloom Petticoats 89¢ £20 Silk Essscand other owers 25¢ $8.00 Separate Cloth irts ....... $3.98 98.3.
$3.00 Velvet Covered Hats ......... $1.48 s4 00 Trimmed Velour Elsie Moor . Q1 9Q $3.00 Colored Taffeta Sllk Petticoats - . s ..................... 48¢ Fill“ Sea, f5 31" d MUfl'S 99
'- .32-00 Silk Berver COVCI’cd Hats ------ 98¢ $5.00 Assorted Trimmed Velourflqts $2 48 N e Ck [Uil‘i $1.98 :96 Ogre: PZDCPVonscd. S'ik 'v V . . 5029f . 1 3:3
’ ' ~ , ~ . ‘ "°° ac an oor 1 CV“ ' 3"- We have animmense ' *' t f l’ «‘ ,
l'nmmed ”"53 “a“ d h If,'b,',:"R",:bon 1'“- d gm 033,? Natl: Sgt-1H ------ 42¢ $2.00 Chilton Veils .................. 98¢ Collars and Muns in 15:: {0: :lii'iilewlo'l'f', :9
0c an inc a 51 1 s. . ,V- 1.00 ion e u - . ’
9 5° Trimmed Dress Hats --------- 98¢ 20c ; and g inch all silk Ribbons . .25¢ ytl. $2.00 chiffon Negk Rufi’: 985 33-00 Chiffon Veils $1.48 black lynx, natural skunk, natural raccoon, rod 93
$3°° Trimmed Dress Hats ------- $1 48 SWEATERS. t t ' h 8 fax, coney, etc. These are now marked at ex- 99
“00 Trimmed Dms' IIats """" $13“ 35 0° and $69" 5”“ Sweaters """ $3 98 . S ”C 03‘ Vvarm Cloth Coats tremly low prices. We will give a further re- 9:
$5.00 Trimmed Dress Hats ........ $2.48. $4 00 Worsted Sweaters ........ . . . 2.75 $1.75 Ostrich Boas ....... 98¢ L C iiuction of 10 per cent. on any in: duiina sale. ‘3:
$10.00 Trimmed Dress Hats ........ .98 $1000 Angora W00] Sweaters ..... $7.48 $3.00 Ostrich Boas ......... $1. 98 $850 ong Cloth oats ........... $4.98 - - a 9'9
All het‘ e" grades in Trimmed Hats marked 8"" t \VBthS $400 Ostrich Boas ......... 24 4Q 510-” Long Cloth Coats ----- ’- -- $6- 48 FUR TRIMM 9:9
in proportion 31W 321: w _ ~ ' _ 380 $5.00 Ostrich VBoes ......... $3 325 E1500 tong €110ch goths .......... $31ng 33 ING . 3
' ’\ " ' 75C 'te ‘rt 3‘5“} -------------- . t. , 2000 orig on oa s .......... .4. 75c ImitatiOn Fur Tri 'n s .. 45 d.
1 l 11 , . 95 mm: g . . p y
hldren h rim .Pd Hats "$125 White Sh rt Waists ............ 759 00 :1 ip' h P Hill Wh't C t H If P . V $100 Natural Fur Trimmings . . 69¢ vd. 9:9
, $1.03 and Sr 25 Ch l’irCfi' o Gunner Hats AQ!‘ "32 30 Waite Shirt \VF‘StS .......... $1 21$l 25 stric lum'es ......... 75¢ l e 0a S. a [lLe $1. 0 Natur 1 F T . _n V -V .2.
$1 50 and. 93 00 ch. "ldrens outingg Hats 98¢ $2. 78 White and Black Silk Waists $1 711 $1. 75 Ostrich Plumes ......... $6 R: human ............... $3.98 5 a ur rimmi gs ..... 98» _\tl. 0,:
$300 Children' 3 Dress Hats ........ $1 AR '3- 75 White and Black Silk VVaists $2.48 $10 OStI'iCh Plume: ....... $1. 49 $7 Raincoats """ $4. 75 $1. 25 Woolen Skating Caps and Scarfc (its .‘.
$400 Children‘ r Dr revs Hats ........ $1 9'3 $5. 00 Crepe de Chine Shirt Waists . .25 98 Olmstrich Plumes ...... $1 98 """"""""""" "5‘: 9E9
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'- place in the near future. Ed. real tenor, a chorus of fifty fresh mnnity. Over 1,000 ldlka took— part ~—
Mrs. Snruh ()humbeilein and Misrfiylmng min-,5 and an Vomllestm of
Rhodes, of Nor: York city, are visit thirty musicians ‘0 "‘3'!" the melo-
Eini: Eugene. Cushman, of Logan street'dk‘ beauties 0f "'9. "1030 Composed
11w little daughter or 1111-. h." (11-11519 View”?! tor the great new
is ill with ,,._ musical comedy, “Tit for Tat," which
in Logan Will be the potent itif.‘ll(‘ilOll hero on
'Tllt‘mlai' evening, November 30th, at
'the llcgcnl theatre. Beyond all ques-
<'_ EAST ..
NORWALK
phoid fever at her home
9m street
1 REGENT' THEATRE.
spent yesterday with friends in S,,,,,,_ V is by'Alcxundcr Baker and Edward St.
John, and the locale of the story
Hazel Dawn Today, Regent Theatre. mum‘s r1110 beau”, and 0mm (olor-
entertained nanny. , o\er the m,|m,.y:ilen1y Arthur Jone.‘ great play, 1m: in the scenerx and costumes. The
-.' . nt his home. or. ill! East Side. ""1111: Masqueradcrs,” will be seen to \vellknown slur comedian Walter
5' ~ L. Dr. Robert .1,“ u r1 w“, graduate 'day 11.1 the Regent theatre in piiliuc lcncs hoods the: comedy contingent of
' ham 1: Broolmn jg. 4,1qu is SppndmgV form produced by Paramount l‘oni- “"lit lt‘l 'l‘ul and will thve us limo
: .3", days with 1“,, pnrcnts on RowanV puny with charming Hazel l)11wn lu mates in the {mi-unikim: Hurry Mm
street. ithe lo 1d1ng role. Minn Dawn is an on 1'11. or. ..'h. Iluuph Nlillll and Alfred L11
’Mr. and Mrs. Andrew-1 hate I.mmmltnbli'shcti “will: will) rulw‘niotlon ‘03. tho .mlmal impersonator. Eva
id m their home in New York city. {picture lovdr'n lind her appeal nee on Sih111VVp Pilllt'le dunne'usq (1! “l" “V...
.fl'a spending SWOT“! days “Vi”, JSMLE'P'R screen is greeted Just the name “21:21.11 0' m: '11 House. will he "Eh"
,t rap on Fourth 'slreel. as ‘wiien she was i h‘l'g uiiisicnl cdh'i- '1'-'"-"V"n""; nuislic, lithium in a no
‘ ' my arm. Miss Dawn ‘11? dniht‘l',‘ chic l “31‘ 1222121110 ohure
,. M N) S \lnrket. small’leg 0t':1nd pretty 11nd there is a niltnncrlsni W 4 «. v :tfby (If 'me ”M, dam,“
._ h20c Shouldei of lamb 150511111" about “-9,, and her work that “as m, “'1 5,. thithhl D) Alfred .lulinn,
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"Charles Tobey, of Charles slrcel,;
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produt lion
iTlie tug “Addie v :d” is today work- I Vlion “Tit for Tat" is the most ambl-
both the mum; of Bridgeport hari PapumR AMUSEMENIS ”nus musical production of the pre-
but. 1 sent sensou when musical plays are
Thomas Riley. of Pleasant street LE ..__- "— growing greater and greater. The b00k .
in the dedication of the clock, which
was done according to a ritual pro-
pered for the occasion by Dr. J. W.
Pruln, exalted ruler. Weather condi-
tions were ideal.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES i
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Miss Amy Clark and Miss llary'
ilnbbllt were visitors to the High
School yesterday.
The Athletic Association held .9-
meeting yesterday, and made. 11n‘1tp'1'
proprlutlon for the football team. ,
”rho \‘orwulk High School football
team will play Dnnbury on Friday,;
November 28 at Danbury. Those wish,
that to make the trip hv bus, may buy
elf tickets from Mr.
monster of
Dunn. tho.
the team, at 50 cents
gaping. .- ,
val.” Miss Elizabeth Stapleton, 11 former _
High School sludc,nl is spending the
Wealt- end at her home on Bay View.
and the
F383 . . . . nienue Two of her colic c chums
'1 Silxouhhrs. 1“ Small bolus (fie. magnet to attract you to her. In O'Cllt't‘ll‘fl Will be under the buton of ”a 'vlsiting her. 5 V.
“fix to roast, 20c Sperrv & Barnes l“"l‘he Mantluertt‘iern," she has H)“ «:l A DPNVWUIS V‘Mtil'nlird White. has:
«house. 220. Pot roast no bone 16c.
Flee delivery, tel 90h, :11 Fn'ys . litm-
V-leVll'block
31"110 three niasted schooner “Thom in meat ”mun. 'l‘lm matinee peifor- clean fun and Ton of it, clever coniv
unwroncc," from St George, N ll, mances for the pictures are at 2: 20 edlum. beautiful dancing, pretty girls:
“1 ' Med with I! 08ng 01' paper pulp. and the evening shows are lit 7:15V “ml tut elaborate production .
"‘ Miguel! to the St George Pulp “‘3 and 9. morrow afternoon 11nd even-
Piper CIflNnY- h“ arrived “L ”‘9 int: Cyrus Townsend IilfldV's great AND'REW M'AdK.
lower harbor. story “The Chalic of Courage" will' Yesterday afternoon
'Wllllnm Tobey and Horace Alleliqbe 4410 offering This picture produced lmgc audiences witnessed the peril“
uh: spending the holiday With ll‘lL‘ll‘Ihy V. L. S. ,is in keeping with their mauccs of the The lllsh Dragon. 1‘th
Vfamilles here, have returned to Port great program of fellurcs 011 Mon- ‘ll'asll lirngon, a romantic comedy
tor, N. Y. where they are em 'd:'1), matinee and night Pnruinouih dramu i: 11 \ehicle well adapted to Mr
_ ."VD'K‘YBd In the oyster “0‘159 0f Paucniwill offer Geraldine Furrnr in "0111 Aim-It's exceptlonnl abilities as 11 com
hers men.‘ This picture will he seen 11' cdian. With the assistance of a wellt
in. and Mrs William 13. Gregory the Re" till theatre at positively no balanced company he brought his:
' men! Thanksgiving “ith Mr and Mrs. advance in prices, notwithstanding nudiences to many hearty laughs byE
Willinm lieffersou, of 41 First street that $2 prices were charged in Non his sparkling wit and his sweet 1 He
' A 'golly good time has enjoyed and “York 011 Tuesday "Tit for Tut" “in voice brou'lu forth much 111 1'1"
mexpressed the hope that they would .1)" HOOK]. Tickets are now on sale, 1'01, 'l‘he melodies, “Judy “($311???“
" Mable to meet again in 1916 this new musical coinedi. Wednes ,nallz aria 'Hemt of Mine" 1nd tl'uezl
.. Hembers of the Epworth 11888110 Of Vday will mark the first appearance or much 1010 Song "For Italnridmvind
JR East avenue .11 E. Church will another high class feature Georgea\0lli" were especially pleasing. '
ale evening attend the rally in the Beban in "An Allen." ",The lrish Dragon was 1
I , .11 cnjmahtn
Smith Norwnlk -‘\l. E Church. At lhiSV' lentcrtainment from the rise f h
time 'Rev. Mr. Finch of Stamford will Great Musical Show—“Tit for Tat” curtain on the first act to 0 t e
’qfiaak. An entertaining program will its Ea.“ at
Married oul.
Members of the East avenue M, FM!
the East Noru'nlk Advent. and the
'Swedish Congitgntional churches, on,
the Engt Side, joined with downtown!
and if you miss "3ch Dawn today in' """P' L“
and evenlnm'
l Tlu re will be three primn donnas. ”‘9' Clo-“'1“-
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'wns‘naunv‘s 01.1) HOME PRO.
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SEVERE 'BRONCHIAL COUGH
Yield: Qulckly to Vlnol.
Hero is another letter we are per-
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“Clock
. churches yesterdn' in the South Non-mined to publish for the benefit of Ded' on u" Green" ‘3 Offiflal'y'
3:11; Congrnmli onnl (lllll‘f‘ll in union South Nm‘Wfllk people who suffer from "”‘d‘qhw‘fld‘ "WOW
oervlces in honor of Thanksgiving: Cbmfllc Coughs colds or bronchitis. l Streets.
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may 1‘ Miss Odn nelson, a stcnograpl -1Ver. of W ”Tl lBURY, Nov. 26 .—Waler.l
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' ,Toaneck, N. J., says: —“I sul'fered' burys old home week program w‘na
tram a severe bronchial "0‘1““ I had olllcinlly started last night with the:
‘had ”"511ng 599““ 11nd became 5° dedication of the “clock on the.
'V“ ‘33“ id" was hard for me to go t0jhus .Green," the acceptance of the liberty
E::::Vci a: “fide’ddaVyV I .tried cough flagpole on the' Green and 11. big
VV-.,V [Ewithon'ierel'lzii giro" 51' preyIViptViioniV pyrotechnic display. Thousands of-
,._‘ :r' .h, “a, , . on. , .2... 0m” a r ('11 \ieilors throng ed the streets and the
S ' ' , l "9‘3de of Vinol and after taking one “I; "olicampus' where numeroue 'FlllC':
The “0““3'ilm Drum Corps “w” ,hottlo my bronchial trouble was het- , , , 'be , t d. . ,. in d'.
V10“ 11 meetinu ”HS evening. , :lcr Its continued use etc ‘1 5 ions 1am en tree e 1111.1 e
, . - pped the all night with 'a happy mass 0’ 1“"
Mr. Buss oil'cmlzh, huiit' me up and I gained in
Mgeport, 311‘ '11 "l‘irl‘llulvlng WM" W813“ " ~ 1 ' ' ._ " ' '
“mg and M19 1mm} P \iclrcll. ‘ , '1 [tin the combined n'Ctjon of the med» ;. ' .,
1:“ (lid \115. 'nd irinal elements of- cod “\ch aided my: ,,' i' - "
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“V, 'I: ;-. Jill'iqd mm, :properties of tonic iron and boot pip-3'};
- tone. which makes l.'inol a constiluE
tionnl remedy for: chronic cougl s,,.;'
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'1; 111 V V, 0-, mg mg ,1 tune it “ill, lioildmp the wearened,,t.hl remain open 11111: 1 D mlcctn 101' .4111 :
. '1‘“ l‘ ‘ ”'. '»: ' lrtgidniui'V spottihi Vi'ind roeslohllhl‘.
, .. _ htrmigth. V ,_ . -’: .1, . 9“ Go there for your sea food.
”1‘9““ ’ '-':"'“ l. {'1 'C"' 1"?” limit for, ac} we return vour'inoanQ
vuonn osuruvm l’rcp 1‘»
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1m. t i h 1t it than 10' give ,vmi madam
. '5 RE” . "Fcr sold by Frankjfl. BVolrto‘
o '0 l“'lz mammal!»
.1”. best pilllll (11 her kuccenuful (-ll' ~e1V ”"3 “9‘11““ dl'recllon 01' lltt‘ bill on- is
' {$13
It has been decided to print the first
sue of the. "Skeptic" about Decem-
"lit fol‘. Tat“ W"! "I‘ve!" ‘0 her 15. It will be sold at 10 cents per
“The Mnsqueradern" you'll be missing '1]! “ho llkf‘ rood music, good singing, 907m
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and Colds
Even Stubborn and
Dangerous Bronch-
tis Veilds lo Linonine
Flu-Seed Oil and l'rlsh Moss. two of
loss important ingredients. areE
nown agents, separately. in the'
-treatment of coughs and colds, emulsl~l
tied, together with other curatii e rome'
dl.‘es in -,,.Ker1:'9 qux- Seed Emuldomi
they form an irresistible preparationl
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cure of' all/forms of coughsnnd 0011111,.
even bronchitis, most stubborn of all,
coughs, yields to its healing properties 1
Try this famous old family remedy Vand’
experience the comtort it brings to?
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those who use it The‘ purest and safest,
"of all remedies it builds up the body}
'and restoxes vitality 'at. the same timol
it is relieving the it tern of cou'gliViE
colds. bronchitis. 3le all forms
'hronl and lung troubles. '
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ONE of the
Values of a T el-
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" that you can
telephone your
Want, To-Let, For Sale and
Other Classified Advertisements
TO THE SENTINEL
FOR IMMEDIATE INSERTION
The Credit of Telephone Suls
Phone
Sentinel
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' it is reported that: last. night a cotn- .
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0111'- Rpacious and cos riding
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'ters corieemlng- turkeys being rattled 11101111, which hate vet to be heard bc'
Al- lOlt‘ Couuuissiouers John chler :md
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There are still a number of claims
though the politie- did not act, it iS'l‘idWflld 0 Jansen, in S a1ulord.ch-
said the crowd got "cold tech" andietni suud'lm churns have but .1 allov. 'cd. i
*lhe person in charge has” a litnnbei’i'itlorncfii Keogh & 'C'nndedj'ol‘ lth'
of extnafiurkeys on lllfi‘llttjljls.“ , . {Cilia tire _ lepresenliug interested
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