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Victor Records
Now On Sale At
DONNELLY'S
MUSIC STORE.
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Mrs Hannah Jessup. of Bridgeport.
is the gumt of Mr. and Mrs. William
Jessup, ill Norwalk.
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Miss Nettie Ware. of Meridcn,
spent tllc Wt'l‘k-t’lltl with Mr. and Mrs
John T. Hayes. of Holden arentlc.
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Miss it}. 8. Leonard. of 82 West
street, was visiting her brother in
New York. on Thanksgiving Day.
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Mrs. t). W. llawxhurst. of Main
street. left town this morning for
New York. where she will spend tllc
a friends and relatives.
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and Mrs. Frederick Stock. of
cell spend
week Visitill
Mr.
Taylor avenue, who have b
mg the week ill Jersey City, return-
ed home yesterday. .
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Mr. and Mrs. William P. Ward, of
West Washington stfet. returned
home today after a week's stay in
Washington.
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J. Walter Davis, late (“.25 Second
street. has moved out of town. John
Ungval'y. of South Norwalk, has taken
the house vacated by hint—Stamford
Advocate.
.._N|ONDAY NlGHT
Basketball. Armory. Yonkers Vs
' prominent in its good work.
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Judge John H. flgbt'iE today‘s via-fl" '
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Judge John Keogh is in Stamford
today on business. '
, Thctfledmul
Club Opens with a Rush!
:New York. is the guest of Mrs. Les—
lie Smith, of Elmwood avenue.
Mrs. P. N. Smith, of Richmond Hill.
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The team and guards of Eureka
Rebekah Lodge will meet on {Thurs
day evening at 7:45 o‘clock.
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Judge George H. \‘osburgh. this“
and get this wonderful range on
Limited to 16 Members. Don’t
wait a minute, but join at once
most liberal terms ever offered.
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morning continurd indefinitely the
cases of Arthur Edwards arid t‘orne—
lius Maxwell. both Charged with
drunkenness. When we first heard of
Sterling" we said to the
"We can sell 16 of those
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Mr. and Mrs John Warren. (‘llarlcs
Urcw illltl Sergeant Lt'V}. 01 this city.
yesteiiiy enjoyed an automobile trip
City."
Elliifilllgt‘l arc strangers ill town, hay:
ling only moved hero. recently, from
iAklml, Ohio. The meeting is called
ifor eight fortyefive.
we made on them.
There will be a large gathering of
members of the Iloyal Arcanum this
evening. at Seaside Council. Bridge-
port. which collllcll will entertain Su-
We are going to give 15
their buying power and get
memo and Grand officers of the lloy- for themsleves. If you will j
at Arcantlm. Various councils front
all over the statue will be present
and a fine time is anticipated. Merit tigate for YOUFSle-
rim of slierman Council No. 1342.
will he visitors arid will go by auto
bus, leaving 7:15 o‘clock sharp front
the Mahacliemo Hotel.
‘ The moment ypuioin the
l “Scientific Sterling” in your
M l ready to light a match and
After the regular business nieetint: without charge.
of Our llrotllers' Lodge, No. 10, l. 0.
0. F‘.. tonight, :1 one night pilioclllc‘ cent of value there is in it.
tournament will be held. Refresh-
ments will also be served. 0n next
Monday night there will be a big on ever made-
tei‘tninnlent. roll call and feed. given
by the lodge. Our Brotllers' will be
An Unparalleld Opportunity
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to he“ lo‘lli, it Ml. \\ ulcns llt Tney said to us, If you can do that, we
illuick "Six ’ , ~ . _
l fl~-~- 3 will make you a specral proposmon on a
Time will be a meeting of the lot of that quantity."
'l‘tiesdzn Eveniliu Class of the Nor .
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walk Methodist t'llurt‘li. tonight, at We bought them and t ey a e now 11
the honic of .‘.l1. and Mrs. llaslllgm'. our store. We are gorng to sell these 16
of x! l“lillllillll avenue. Mr. and Mrs.
ranges AT ONCE, and we are going to
give our customers the benefit of the saving
The Sterling Club
by buying 16 “Scientific Sterling" Ranges at once
will get the best range ever put into a kitchen and
You will save from $10 to $15. Come in and inves-
Saves You From $10 to $15 .
We will buy your own range back and give every
We will make other concessions and allowances
that will make this the greatest range opportunity
The Sterling Club opened with a rush. Do not
wait a minute, but join at once. If you wait a single
A Gas Range That Burris Goal
The “Scientific Sterling" is not like any
. other kitchen range you ever saw. It unites
i 11 the fine features of a complete and per-
, fort coal range and a complete and perfect
‘ gas range into ONE SINGLE RANGE.
It was designed by a woman and pos-
sesses all the time. and labor saving features
that women have longed for in a kitchen
range but never had before.
The “Scientific Sterling” has a safety
damper, which automatically opens when
the gas is turned on. Did you ever hear
of a range like that before? This is only
one of many features. You cannot know
what this range will do until you SEE it.
Come in NOW. "
the “Scientific
manufacturers.
ranges in this
people a chance to pool
the big saving we made
oin our Sterling Club you
Club we will install the
kitchen complete ~ all
make all connections
Mosquito Extermination (‘onlnllttee's
report to Mayor Curl Axel Harstronl,-,
printed Saturday. the name of ex-
nlavor Albert M. l’olilnlan was un-
assisted in preparing and serving day after the Club 0‘ 3 you my lose your Chm“.
the feed. by the members of Our
Sisters” Rebekah Lodge. A great
”I“? is ppppcted‘ ‘ STERLING
In The Sentinel's account of thei
Funuhuc,Co.
The “Scientific Sterling" can be had
as shown or with Cabinet Bole and
High Warming Clout.
127-129 Washington St.
So. Norwallr. Conn. ~
wittlngly omitted. Mr. Pohlman was
an active alld zealous associate of
the members of the board. and was twisted his SOUI.‘
in the Honor is greater than a temporal
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elude VincentIVSulllvan, tenor; Leela mous characterization of “An Alien."
Lacey, of New Haven, the sweetest Tllis picture is adapted from "The
- Sixth Company. preliminary game.,.‘,9p0" of the auditor it would seem happiness—and the honor and love singer Connecticut has ever given to Sign of the Rose" and is produced tin-
Dancing.
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Joseph Davis says his (‘hrlslmas
stocks are rcady: come in and look
around. He will cheerfully reserve
anything you select until such time as
_.you want-it.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Searing
who have been spending Thanksgiv-
- ing with Mrs. Mary R. Mitchell. 117
Flax Hill Road, returned yesterday to
their home in ‘Minotola, New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Van
Wagenen. of llayview avenue. have
returned from Oxford, New York,
where they attended the funeral of Mr.
,‘Van Wam-nen's father. and also the
marriage of his sister.
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Tile steamer “Rnncocas.” of the J.
33. King Co.. New York, is discharg-
lng a cargo at Raymond Bros, con-
.' Sisting of 2.0 bags of King's Windsor!
3 toement; 10 barrels of marble dust: 50
f C. W. cement: 50 barrels of plaster
and 50 harm of land plaster.
,The (‘lOnt‘ season for quail, ruffed
grouse. Woodcock. pheasants, Hungarv
ian partridge and gray squirrels is
now on. The open season for rabbits
will extend to January 1, the game
10 be taken with dog or ferret. or
both.
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‘ l 32 Washington Street
' i South "walk. “on.
that the $1,000 paid by W. L. Scarleg are the greatest things in the world.
to the United States Drainage (it lrri- This Vittxrapb Blue Ribbon Feature
gation Company, was returned to Mr. has it finish, deep hearted love lnten
Searlcs. This is not so. The fact ls, est and a love of the noble that is
that 31,000 constituted Mr. stirring. There is a smoothness and
'Searlcs' cash contribution toward the rhythm that ‘5 almost “k" music.—
work of the (ramming... “mp from‘omctlmes crashing out the deep cords
his w.”- am", personal labor. of a love of honor—and at others play-
numnuumuu
love that is enchanting.
PALACE THEATRE.
“Playing Dead" is a story of a man's
love—and a sacrifice. Rather than
dis grace his wife with a divorce that
she may marry anothe-, Jimmie celebrated operatic prlma donna will
Blagwin. plans to do away with hlm'lapepar in a film version of her fa-
self that his wife may marry her lover mous opera, “Carmen." produced «by
and he haunt. tthe Jesse L. husky Company.
He left a farewell note—"And my in securing the appearance of Mia
member Jeanne, whatever you gmay Farrer before the motion picture cam-
.do, l love you enough to understand." . era the Lacky company scored the
Surely these are from a heart that is greatest coup in the history of the 9‘9'
truly great. The captain of the St. tion picture (industry. . This “gun,
‘Louls when one day out discovers gulshed international artist had held
that the cabin of James vltlagwin is herself aloof from scores of flattering
empty. There is a letter asking that. offers to appear before the camera
no search be made for the body. i‘mm she was approached by a repre-
Wireless fiashed the sad message. lsentative 0‘ the Leaky organization.
Struck dumb with the news of her.
“ " is seen
husband‘s death. Jeanne is almost: In Carmen, Miss F3“; gypsy
crushed. Her lover is gratified by the , as the half-wild. fascinn z
‘ne“'q lwho is the head of a band of smug-
He rushes to Jeanne—ibut Jeanne'glers‘ HOW She leads one man. ‘0
. Blarzwln now doubts her love for him. I death and another to ”in and "e her-
'Slie ls almost cold. ,self stabbed by a jealous lover are
The day after the suicide a stranger
in a cheap rooming house searches reel picture.
the news extras. “Tit for Tat" Coming Tomorrow.
Biagwin was rich! He had left a willl Conspicuous for the size and artistic
and he had left all his wealth to his 'value of its ensemble the new musical
greatly loved wife—the wife who ad comedy, “Tit for Tat" comes with the
ipromlse of good entertainment at the
this
GERALDINE FARRAR IN THE PHO-
TOPLAV, “CARMEN."
Tiltfigreatest pbolodramatlc produc-
tlori ever seen on the screen will the
the attraction at the Regent Theatre
today. when Geraldine Farrar, the
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If is so easy to misplace a valuable document
"that 'may mean the loss of hundreds of dollars
and no end of time and trouble. ,
Is it worth while to run such risks—elite, burr
glal’)’. carelessness—when a penny a day will
all such articles of Value belonging to the aver-
-Come in and inspect our.new system: of Safe-
Regent Theatre on Tuesday evening,
«Nov. 30th. 4
The company of nearly 10 includes
vocalists of .the first rank, a wonderful
singing chorus of fifty fresh young
'volces, a complete operatic orchestra
:of thirty musiclans, a quartette of un-
' {‘rlvalled commodlans. and the, greatest
dancer in America, thus constituting
, the counts. “Tit for’Tat" also intro
.‘du‘ces a. new '
Bax large enough to hold
. composer; Oreste V66;
polls. who has 'alrsody won success
‘ond pmtlgo' its a bandmoster. .
be found both interests,
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‘to a ragtime curtailed public.
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the strongest musical aggregathn in ‘
ire“
. fittings" melodic chum} ond‘lli've'ntion‘ ._
WALTER]
Therm meal M . r‘wm'den' W .'
,the American stage; Nannette Flack.,der the directions of Thomas lnce.
Imauo, and Edna Whistler. contraitml “All Allen" lsrbest described as the
,The featured comedian ls Walter play that makes dimples to catch the
Jones, the well‘known star; with Har-Itears and it is said to be the strang-
ry Macdonough, Ralph Nalrn, and.” appeal or any play over film»...
.Alfred hate”. the animal lmporoona- , Thursday. Dec. 2, Metro will offer Vat-
itor. as a-ssoéloto mnmakors. Eva‘ ll Valli assisted by Wind “Brennan
:Swain, the beautiful young premierefand Marie Empress in a powerful
dameuse of the Metropolitan Operai photoploy of distinctive, quality call-
.House, to the principle dancer. “Tit , ed “The Woman Pays." Friday Dec. 3.
ifor Tat' also has a beautiful pictorial the favorite Muguerite or”; will the
ibackground of, scenery and COBNMS- 1 seen in “Still Waters" and on Satur-
Altogether this new musical produv day Dec. 4, Robert Edeson will appear
‘tlon would seem to be the best bet of , in a V. L. S. E. masterpiece called
the season. I "Mortmain."
George Bebop in “A" Allen." __ been made that the entire week of
on Wednesday afternon an“ even.: D90. 13 will house [be famous Billy
,lng at the Regent theatre nnotherlAuen Musical Stock company in a re-
wonderful feature photoplny will beloertoire of $1.50 musical plays at 10,
staged with George Beban in his (3.] 20. 30 and 50 cent-s.
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just a reminder that we are
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The ulcntlilc conduct of Molina no personal affairs today clause
the methods employed very My
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Of not having a checking noon-t. Vlo lnvlte accounts which are
given efficient and courteou- “on.
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