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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 13, 1915 · page 2

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Dr. D. V. K. Wellington Koo, _ Mrs Koo.
Chinese Minister to United States

Dr D V K Wellington [(00 (hint,r and daughter of lang

Chinese minister to the United Shao Yih both famous ('hibes;

St t h tl _ statesmen. Mrs. Koo' is now‘ go—
1‘ es, w 0 is ‘0 youngest min ing to estabhsh herself [\Vash—

Site" at hatigu. 9f the importance ington, where she and or 11115-

China he; get sent .10 the
'as just returned
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band will go into Amerinast' s;-
cicty., lie is a gradual! of.

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C. C. SHAYNE & CO.

IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS 0F ‘
Strictly Reliable Furs
Are exhibiting particularly striking models in

‘ -Wraps for Evening Wear.

 

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Particular attention is invited to the

‘ Isuperb assortment of

Silver Fox and Russian Sable Skins
126 West 42nd St.

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Bridgeport, whose abilities as musl-

ouce accepted. These two alone would
have rendered excellent music, but 10
cal artists, not to be outdone, offered
accepted at once.
heard in Norwalk for some time. Mr.
such artists

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of

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UNITED STATES WILL
ASK FOR SAFE CON-
DUCT FOR BOY- ED
AND VON PAPEN

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.——
Secretary Lansing will immed—
iately ask, Great Britain and
l’rancc. through their embassies
,here, for safe conduct for Cap-
itains Boy-Ed and von I’aocn,
respectively naval and military
attaches of the German embassy
here, pursuant to the request of
Emperor William, who personal»
lv recalled the officers. \Vith-
drawal oi' the attaches has been
and Mrs. Speidel. ably assisted by requested by the Secretary 1,)“
as Porter Emerson (‘H'W' of their alleged activities
Browne, the local playwright; Con- ,which rendered them persona non

'-h'1 Stwarr Film". of "’“m-‘im‘k grata to the American govern-
Eric Harstram, the popular son, 1111“ ,
Mayor Harstrotn. and Thomasl Off] . , , f F. ‘
Keogh, turned out some music thitl “3 annount‘tmcnt 0 m
made the happy crowd sit up and 11 ror Williams action was mad"
take notice. .by Secretary Lansing after re-
The prizes were then given 011! andi ceivmrr a ((lllllllllllltallOIl from
WPJI‘ won by Mrs. Frederick llsm of the German Forcie’n ()ffire

New lanaan awnue and Ileniamin, , , .7
Gardner of Orchard street. .thTO‘lgh Count Von lltrn5t'l“
A beautiful silk sweater donated by lh‘ l'“ rm "1 \mb "‘ “1‘" H e
Steurn Brothers of N: w 1011 11; 1~_('ll1llk ror 211w TC 1111c 'stcd safc con—
the prize awarded to Mrs. Ham anddnct for tho succmor‘ of (ap ,
‘1 doll dressed l1v Miss l'l'dc' 0" NM“ talus l’ov lid and \‘ou Pancu, ‘
ork. and turninhed w1th‘a handsome who “ill be namtd later. Action
but by Mrs. bdward J. Finnegan th , , 3,, l _
well known ,milliner, was carried off H" l ‘K' "WW” “1 ““4” 1“

CHRISIMAS lllll fllllll'

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clans are well known in Norwalk, of-
fered their services free. and were at

their services also. They were also
The result was one
of the best orchestras that has been

 

by Mp Gardner, ,lli inllll" (ll tllt‘ SUCCCSSUTH.
An aut‘llon sale of anicles which: 'I‘llcrc \\'(|\ xlllllt‘ S'H‘t‘lllllllt) 1‘
werc tlUllllHtl by dillercnt lll(‘r('hillll8il'\uru 1."an '1: to \1'bctht-r lift"ll

of the town. “as also luld. and [Inn lll'llillll and l'ram‘c would p. (:1
can lllZzt Il, 11110 oi Norwalk' 5 most

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Every Way

Bans Strong Burton Ale is more
than a treat to the palate. It is a
delighttully refreshing beverage
and wonderfully nourishing as
well. To know Ale at its best, drink

Bass

Strong Burton

Ale

On Draught and
in Bottles Everywhere

We Are Receiving Shipments Reg-
11 larly Without Delay or
Interference.

BASS a 1‘1),
110 \I'urreu SL.

Inn-om rs,
New York.

 

CHICHESTERS PILLS

PIOIAIIIVH [Hun
Lulu-cl All. your IN" lulu:
(' bl-uho-(er'l IMqulll truss
PHI. to lied In] Gold nutllht
l ncs, \tulcxl mlli [1111: R1. 4-011.
Tole no other Pill! dilly only"!R

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yearsknonnaol. 1' I Easiest, Aluay'slx'oltablr

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tionctr lie simply put the artltleu on U'” Inflntfl "“mm‘d 'th ”WV
the board talkcd the crowd deaf, go under parolc. ulcdrrm-r ll)1”ll

 

,dnmb and blind, and libido 11 grand a "l\(\ not to partiv‘i'l'ltc ‘1‘1 1:11'
.clcanup of the sale ()ffici 1]; “f1
lhc moncy wall/1d, (1,,,_,,,,,,, m,” 9,. h,,,,,,_\.,.,. .,.,.
to a considerable sum “ill bc turnt‘u '. ‘ l . “ 5 .' ‘ ‘_-
our 111 nnrc to the Christmas Tree 'K'ml 1” l"‘ll"“' ll momr to "K"-
l’und. The expenses will be paid ouqfilr 53“? coridllt‘l {0" ll": all " h ‘
,of this sum. and the hundreds of pro- without qualit‘u ati11‘1.l1cr.'1"v"
filn‘fib whicitfvsill Scurmithased _w'll I'llHll «triggsnm Would n 11111111
11 so 9.111111 or .wi 1 ll~1 money The
, 111 ii lit? 1r oflitcrs lromi 1cr'
Christmas 'lree will undoubtedly ‘b l‘ 5"“ t "h ,

just as great 11- sucnnun 1111 the,da‘nce lm'
,und hundreds of needy little ones Mill Olll‘lal" “"9 “lam“ ’1 all“. “

. l urooc :11] par.
which amounts

'bc made happy and enjoy a “'Mvrry, todav over the outcome of .1 sit l ‘

C hristmus' indeed.

:uatiou whith had am‘are "I“ “1"11
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Don’t Forget
to see

Tom Murray

31 South Maln Street
So. Norwalll

 

 

,As a result, Secrcta'ry'. l '11‘..<iuul
now i': inc to a"'11't ' 'P no 110- l
,notiatioms with hermaiéy for sci—
tlcntt‘nt hi the lusitaflla 11ml"
ymsy and the case of'iitbcr for-
cimi diulopiatic and (firsular 11f-
liners lt iis oubbctcfi that 1“c1
“ASHING'I‘ON Dec. J1~Witb the case M \levnndcr w,“ \libcr',
opening of the Sixty-tourlb Congress, ,N Austrian .fongnlar Géhcral at

Connectltut is considered to have ,1 “m '
done 111111 .ually well In the matter of cw \ “k" M tl’tt' first to "‘

committee assignments itpeaker‘rli‘l ‘tt‘tl "Wm-
t‘hamp Clark. of the House of Reproq‘
51111111111011 has appointed 101112191111-
man John Q ’l‘llson to the military .1!

CONNECllClll Mill
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ATTACKS FRE CH 1

ATLAS Pancake Fl.0llll

FRESH FROM THEMILL
3 chs. 25¢

 

Davey’s
Phone 410

 

fulra committee, while Congressman

l-Zbcnczcr J Hill has been placed on! STVAMFE “Amos“;
tlic conunittce of ways and luOltnP‘.l M “‘51 ”11 1' ~ lrauu' “'-

.-1ml Congressman Richard P l-‘reo' I}. 4 :45 11.111 —"'lbt,oi'l1«.“1rs oi'
man on the public lands committee. 'the yl‘rcnt lstqtmtr Harmonic.

(ongn‘ssman l‘.l)a1ls Uakey lu1sbeen1“m(~h has ”I,“ (1 hp“. state that Paper Best Work, a", Prlces

“‘K'K'mvd 1” ”'0 (Ullllllllllt' “I m" 1""‘l’ilt ‘\'t‘s~(‘l 11.1. all. 11 kcd recently '
trict of (‘nlulublu which 'l1 Clllll'M; ll \ l ,_
or the 111111: or gorenflnctho Dian-2.111 )y .111 "'Km‘m ‘Kn 1111.1r '

PM 11. nonwsLK

F. S. LYON
Good Job Printinc

88 NORTH MAIN STREET

 

tongrcsnuinn James 1‘ 11111111 ““51 \‘lllllllt‘txllllt‘ lllHQl‘ 1110 t01'1'pcdo s
0W" "llpolntml to the pensions c0111 without ctl'u‘t and then with-
"”“H‘ ""‘l ”W l""“"'“ ”"’l"””‘"'» dr1\\ llu' nc \‘t d. '11' thc llai-

In connection wlh lbc 11cll1itic~1 (1l,,,,,m,,. “as :lllfltlxcll lw a“ Romp!” Cross St.

Ihc ('onntc'titnt leprem-ntnthm qt 1h. ,1
1111111111. (.Onsmvuufl,‘ mum“, is hm“, planc that tlcw abo1c thc steanur
11mm. in tho “mp."m‘m, ..1,.,.”m,1fr1r a 1111.11'111 of an hour
conic-'1 ““llltll “ill conu- up for dis ;tlrol1|\11l ~1\ lNlllllh, all Ill Which
cusslon ncxt 'l‘ucsdny. 'flll into 13.," \1'.1

Representative 'l'ilnon _.

 

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’Phone 1523. South Norwalk, Ct.

:llltl STORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORD

WORK A SPECIALTY.
Tires, Tubes and Supplies. Prompt
Service a Feature

PHONE 907

GARAGE

13 Woodward Ave.

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"" 5““ S‘”“‘“"~‘“" “"0 -‘“- 'Wr'av" WOMAN MAY Recovsa.

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.11‘11'1'u’i'lr‘1h‘r‘j iiiixvnl‘iihh‘liiirilsi'siitliir‘y‘tilliiii‘i‘lii:i “RTDGEI‘ORT- D9“- 11.,‘"'Iiopo 111,

my, tailed 1n ”,0 11111- department held out for the recovery of Mrs.

vostcrdav and imnnjoupp on. we". James Kcarns of a formm

1:11) ol‘ war and the chicl or curincuw llrc commisiom-r 11ho was truck by an

1 ith :1 H1111 of prcvcntimz the removal automobile in Strntford last iiirzltl

"my \““ “mo“ 07 the branch ofllcc \trs lx’t‘nrns is at the Bridgeport lloa
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0 '1 1:21: ‘::3:..‘,.“‘,:HE‘:I,‘,;‘ by u... ' pltal. Both her legs “ore broken but
' ‘ I depart. "'11 ....,1 1....1. l1 tlscd An 01-

mcnt ollltials that the failure of U1. , ("l ‘ Tl » » l,

111111‘ and harbor bills for [hp “my two eimtlon shoned that her skull was

““Hhiml‘ 01’ (‘Olmrt‘ss left nothing for not fractured. The driver of the an

”I" New Haven l1t".11111l1 to do and tomoblle is unknown. He did not

1111! no appropriation was available t0) ‘

,lUi' its continmmto 3 1‘

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A con: FOR BRONCHlTlS.
We Have Been Selling in South Nor-
wa 'k for Many Years a
Reme‘tly We Guarantee
* Plen‘se rent! the 1011011 lug letter and
we promis it you buy 11 bottle of Viunl
from us '..nd are the least, bit dis~

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'3 “MUM sutlstlt‘d,\1'o will cheertuliy return

Woodstock Ill. 1 suffered from bron-
\Ulk Saturday altcr sllc 11.:(l chitic. bad a you bad comrht and n
”“5“" (luarantinc hr“ harm" pain in my chest was weak and tlr-'
\‘hl' 1’3‘591 ed all the time. It scented almost
(lunrntinc I't'illl’lllllf", with smoke hupossible for me to go on with myl
panting from’ aftci' hold \0- 4. work ltricd differen tromedies with i
and anchored oil the Statue ol‘ out benefit, also cough medicines, .buti
Liberty. and
'l he Tvinghanic 11 as bound for it gave me almost instant relief. Its
li1".c1pool T'va minutes at‘ er continued use cured my bronchitis
Sllt‘ had passed the Narrows. out- ,and built me up so that l feel like‘
ward bound, the crew discovered. p M‘r'nrnnt. 111.111" Charles Butts. l
hrc. The \csscl immediately put} The reason that cough syrups fall!
about and rushed to anchoragslm such cases is because they are'
under full steam. inaliflth only. while Vlnol removesl
011 Dec. 5.11'hilc at thc Ere the cause being 11 constitutional re
basin Prooklyn, fire broke (wt i1 medy in 'wfiicil are combined the!
the hold that V‘ 35 the scat 0f h‘ healing elements of fresh cods' ltvers,‘
days flames Scarab. at the 1111111. together with tonic iron and hem
disclosed fran'mens of a broke‘ peptoue. It strenthens and revitalizes
bottle believed to have contained the (.nu're systenl and assists nature
' chemicals WllICh caused an ex» to expel the disease _-Our faith in
plosion. Vinol is shown in the shove'otrer.

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, {llllllill EflERTSltl-I "
' FOR 101111r claim BAKES
low MARY'” Connecticut young;

P119119 .497 :3;
Sole Agents .1"... The Norwalks-
. _ - - On Drought .1: Connecticut Ave.

 

 

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.Thc Tymzhames stifar cargo 'Fore so! by Frank H: Baxter drug-
was consigned to the Brvtish nov- gist South Norwnlk
eminent. The vessel is 9,wned bv‘ "-
the Hall Steamship. @ylflany of -—A WISE ”gsCHANTc-
London. She ‘5 3 ”ha ill 3- 740 advertises his goods. If he 011111100110
. .th in aJurge wnyhlieaxsee the Sentinel
l‘eluslfled "For Sale" columns. Call
‘3»l'1'1n "*1 office, mill an ad. man will call

 

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CALL US UP

and we will rush our trouble

man right around when some

thing like this buppendl'ln your
home. If your

PLUMBING 3,

is defective, antiquated. 11111-111 1r

tary or worn out. have us make

necessary repairs or Install 11
new system oi’

MODERN PLUMBING

JOBBING A SPECIALTY

1101111111: 11.11.1811

Tel. 1354.
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Suggestions for

Christmas Gills

Pocket Knives from ..25¢: to $3.00
Carving Sets from..$l.50 to $7.50
Scissors .................. 251: up

Sri’en's and Manicuring Sets.
Andirons and Fire Sets.

“ll-crows Bottles ........ $1.25 up
Flash Light: ......... 750 to $2.50
Thermometers ...... 15c to $3 S’l
Skates .............. 851: to $3.50

Flexible Flycrs ..... $1.00 to $5.00
High Grade Carts for Boys.
Erector Building Sets for boys

........... $1.00 to $5.00
Razors ......... $1.00 to $4.00
ChildrenSets of Tools in chests,

................... 250 to $5.00

Carpenter’s Tools, ,Machlnist
" 'Tools, Guns; Fishing Tackle and
other useful articles.

‘ . (Successor to. Chas. i. new.)
'112“w11'sumo'ron :s'r.
so. NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

 

 

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What one finds in the Gift Room

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IOHDAY, DEC. 13, 1913 'f‘

The D. M. Read C0.

hstahlzsbed 1857.
The Store Closes Saturday at 6 O’CIOCk. : '

 

Furniture of distinctive (haracte r'
anl nove'ties for personal use
Winged Fireside Chairs, tap estry,

and velour coverings,
Colonial Mahogany Mirrors,

French Mirrors, pancl shape,
antique gilt,

$25.00 to $50.00
$12.00 to $28.00

M.«-~L&

$4.50 to $28.75
Mahogany Chest of Dawers, lined

with cedar, two drawers underneath.

A Colonial Bureau, of solid mahogany,
three drawers, two small upj1cr drawers,
S-Scroll supports and 11 owlcn pulls.

A 1'cr_v tine specimen,

 

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$70.25
English Hall Chair, with l1ani~tcr back = l
and rush scat, $9.00 ‘

Consol Table, solid nlall()1’lll\'

S Scroll supports, 1'1r1'1 1;." 'nirro , $73-50

Consol Table, with small haw; lyre supports, $40.00
Windsor Slipper Rocker, $11.75
Colonial Sewing Table of s ’ l n altopnuv.

two drau'crx', spool 11'.11~,]111 ktts on ’
cat‘h side, $40.00 ‘
Couch Table, I} fct't long: $63.50
Imitation Mahogany Pedestal, $3.50

Consol Table, with squarc top.

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.11antl111s cancd 110111»1.1l. with ball and Chm feet», $44.75

Clover—leaf Tip Table. of ma ahogany, 38-50
Colonial Secretary, solid mahogany, .; :
thrcc shelves, lattice glass doors, '$95.oo
Standing Electroliers, autiqu c brass, "
complete. , $16.00 ;
Colonial mahogany, floor lam p, $2000
Nest of four tables, solid 111a hogany,‘ ‘i' . ‘ . midiflil 00
Copper Coffee Machine, ohon y handles”, ,fi" $§. 00
Copper Egg Boiler, use will alcohol, $3.50
Etched Glass dish in copp1 r holder, $400
Conner Tray, ebony handles, $3.25
Romekins, white fireproof c‘ ina, ' '1'
111 copper holders. $1.25 ';
Brass Table Kettle. alcohol lamp, $3.00
Sheffield Basket of pichcd silver. $5.00

Hammered Brass Vase for hug , 1,.

stcmtucd' flowers, $1.75
Bronze LEather'POrtfolio,"o.1k leaf '

design, lined uitb bronze 111. irc. $3.50
Traveling Case for 11'0111an'susc.

pockets for gloves, handkcrt‘hicfs. ‘

vcils and other at'ticlcs. black .
sal‘fian lined with purple moirc. $16.50

Folding Leather SlippCI‘S in case.

Tobacco Pouch, striped silk,
rubbci lincd

Coat Hangers in sucdc case.

Folding Tool Kits for the in otorist's
1151‘. holds bcst quality loolx \‘1'1'y
compact and handy.

Deunison's Handy Boxes.

Gentlemen's Traveling Box, containingr ; 1,
toilct soap, shaving stick a' d talcum. ' '

Combination Tool in calizl'n case, { ' 1
hammer. plicrs. nut cra'kc .1‘l1'a1'c1'. ,
screw driver and tack pullt'r. all ' » l
combincd in (1111', $9.00 ‘1

Lun"heon Kit, containing thermos boltlc
and thermos box,

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$3.00

small atticlt.» in sttrliufr silver. fancy
foods. » '

Noun-rolls other
china and leather

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’llredrnrgiug “eight ofnn unconfined bust so strvtcluw Hm»
suppnrtuu: muscles that the mntour of the figure 11 11,11!» ll.
HEN put the bust. buck wlu'rw it Im-
B a @ luv mg the appear. on e 0! ti 1!»
b' ness‘ eliminate -tlu dnnc‘cr of
(JP 1:!an muse-I15. 1nd mun (- tlu
ganszcful line to the entire up pr‘r body.
1 '“hcynrc the rlnintiost and mo l Fervicczibleganncnh bu.- l-L'l -
noble-dome in nllmntcrinls and sl)hs:(1'osu “11' k “on -k
instlcs: 110.1111, —pcrtnttliug 11 rushing 11‘ ithout rcu1111'1.;il
llm'nynur It‘alcr show yuullitn Julie Brush-res, ifnot iztoc k-
1‘1l,wc \1il' gladly send llllll. prepaid. samples to show )0: 1.

loot:C pr1 uni the full I.- .I~‘l. fr: 111

Rigs AN ”JED-figs llc all of the 5!. ouldnr ugh. 111: '1
l',ront Surplim. llnntlc'iu etc. llnncd with' 'l“n|ol1i1."tlie
l‘F..\" ‘ \' .l.‘l 1k J0!!.\’ES.51Wurrcn Street. Newark N. J.

 

 

 

Homer}!

Gives the 11m VALUE for Youfimex . ,
ImKhllfinCott-toSill, run... won-“1cm... ..

Any Color and Style From 25c to $5.00 per pair »
4, Look in! tho’l‘mdo Mark! , son 1111- 11119di Delkro.\
Wholesale Lom’ (5' Taylor NEW‘mRK"

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