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Merit Betti. Destroys Dandruff and
Doubles Beauty of Your Hair.
Within ten minutes after an appli-
cation of Danderine you can not find ii“
single trace of dandru! or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch. but what
3 will please you most will be after a
ftew weeks‘ use, when you see new
3 hair, line and downy at first—yes—but?
greatly new hair—growing all over the:
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little Danderine immediately dou-
36. 85 P" 24 I 2 1b" Bag 850 gbles the beauty of your hair. No difler-‘
fence how dull. laded. brittle and‘
$100“
“ What We Can’t Guarantee We Went Sell ”
The Davey Policy of Dinct Selling enables us to diet Pure Goods at Umnatchable PriCes-
The following are onlya few of the many Big Money Savers all this week at
Andrew Davey
90 WASHINGTON ST.
3 LBS.
WHOLE
HEAD
RICE
20¢
TRY
OUR
24¢
TEAS
SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 410
FLOUR
LA...) 16
2 lbs. for 25¢
California Peaches.
MOTHER’S OATS PEERLESS COFFEE
PROMPT DELIVERY
GOLDEN
GRAIN
“The Best Flour Milled.”
Per Barrel
scraggy, mt moisten a cloth with‘
fDanderine and carefully draw it‘
:through your hair, taking one small'
istrsnd at a time. The effect is amasingi‘
:--—your hair will be light, fluffy and,
wsvg and have an appearance of abun-
Best California
PRUNES
Cut to
2 lbs. f0925¢
10c
New Comb HONEY
LBS. GRANULATED
——SUGAR——
identity; an incomparable lustre, soft.
uses and luxuriance.
Danderine from any drug store or toil-‘
et counter, and prove that your hair,
is as pretty and soft as any—that it.
Large No. 3 can. In heaVy syrup
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. “ . Hess treatment—that's all—you surelyiee
Pugh from the mill. “TM Best C050 You " U" to .21¢ b0" . can have beautiful hair and lots of it it ' ..
ever/drank." 30c lb Pu" sum“! “0"” 'you will just try a little panderine. Ié.
8¢ pkg. 20 Stamps Free ~ ’ 10¢ bottle . _ . .. =5- l
, l naoenr. ‘3:
i ' Extra ' Worth 12c ms lwnat One Lone Dollar Bill Accom-
im, Maine Style Sugar Corn. c... 3 m 25c to... § l
‘ Henry Miller who has the triple dis-|
‘ tttnction of “discoverer." producer until
5 NEW BEETS or c GOLDEN SANTOS FANCY RICE ism of "mm mg Legs" and who.
; . INEW SPINACH 10 COFFEE. 19c cut to ‘ with his costar Ruth Chattertou will
' ~ LargeNo. 3 cans can Equalg any 25c Cofi'ee lb. 3 ")5_ for 17¢ the seen in this city It the Regent
Theatre next Thurs. night. Feb, 3. int
this delightful dramatization of Jean!
Webster's quaint little story, declares
that it it had not been for the pres-1
ence in his troutser's pocket of a lone
dollar bill at the pyscholoxical mo
.,.-‘“Early June Peas N... 12...... SW and T...“ 3 cans for 25c
.: New Wm” 23:: '15:in Egrtoes Your; 152:: P ARLOR MATCHES merit this comedy would not not be
i ' ‘ ' delighting thousands of theatresoors
‘ New Strawberries :32: kg: 33:3 f" Special at in all of the big cities.-
' , Lat e No. 2 cans Mr. Miller passing a hotel newetand
. K 9““ Sucotash n 25c 12 82“" ’25c on his way to a train was attracted by
The Worlds Be“ or the fascinating title of “Daddy Loris
' Cut to 15¢ can
Legs" on one of the books.
1 “How much for the book." Mr. Mil-
‘ler inquired of the clerk behind the
lcounter.
1 “One dollar." was the reply.
."l fumbled about in my pockets,”
lshys Mr. Miller in relating the inci-
ldent. "searching in vain for some
:chanae as i didn't have time to take.
.d bill from my W hook._.> i had:
140 lb.
TOMATO SOUP
loc quality
Sperry and Barnes. Smoked Shoulders
V Lean. Tender. Delicious. Cut tel?"
New'Salt Herring or
Smoked Bloaters
Cut to 3¢ Each Cut to 5¢ call
Atlas Catsup 10c
100 Stamps Free With 25 Stamps Free With 25 Stamps Free With 100 Stamps Free With
.1 lb. can Pure 1 Bottle VANILLA or i Bottle SALADOIL 1 lb. ATLAS TEAS
{BAKING POWDER LEMON EXTACT or 1 bottle OLIVES All Kinds
50¢ 25¢ 25¢ 70¢ ">-
Pure Tissue NEW CHERRIES or
TOILET PAPER , Sliced PINEAPPLE
4 ]\0ll5 for 10¢ 2 can}; for 25¢
Absolutely Pure. Large 1 1 ounce
bottle - when my fingersftouched‘a crumpled
idollar hill that had been wedged into:
is corner of a pocket. I quickly tax-l
lchhttged the dollar for the book and
:dashed for my taxi. it that dollar
bill hadn't been In my pocket right atl
that moment ‘Daddy Long liegs' would
7 probably never have seen the light of
title stuge-chtainly i never would
fhave produced it.
i “Well, i found 'Dsddy Long Legs'
in series of letters of absorbing inter-
iest and i read it from beginning to
lend on that pourneyf it brought.
tears and laughter and made such a?
deep impression upon me that im~l
niediately upon my return to NewE
York i sent my son in search or the
author. Miss Webster laughed at the
idea of there being a comedy plot in
'Daddy Long Legs.‘ To her mind;
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. Fancy California Prunes Cut to 3 lbs. For 170
PALACEE—i-LR-‘EREGENT
Photo-Plays Supreme Offering Picture Programs Up To
' s Standard—Not Down to a Price.
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TIRED WORKING MEN.
A Local Drugglst Suggests a Remedyl
for Overwor'ked, Run-down '
Men.
,Tite following letter from Manager.
Kodee recounts the experience and'
condition of many iSouth Norwalk’
petite. sleep better. feel better and
have gained considerable in weight."l
The reasdn Vinol is so successful
in such cases is because it contains
the three oldest and most famous
tonics via—the medical elements of
fresh cod livers without oil, peptonate
;of iron and beef peptone.
We ask every-rundown, over work~
'ed man in South Norwalk to try a
bottle of Vinol with the understand-
ing that their money will be returned
if it fails to help them as it did Mr.
'Hodes.-‘l-‘ranlt H. Baxter. So. Nor-
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Saturday—Vales“ Suratt in “THE.
SOUL OF BROADWAY.”
Monday Kleine presents “The In.
nocence of Ruth."
TUESDAY
Famous Players present
MNRN PIOKFORD In
t “The Foundling"
Wednesday‘s-Metro presents Nor-
WIlk'l 8hr EDMUND DREESE.
in “The Lone of the Heart’s De-
sire.” ’
A 5 Act Triangle Kay Bee Drains.
Fred Wine and the Keystone Play-
. ers in
Crooked to. the End
A 2 Act Triangle Keystone
SEN'TINEL l
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4V IEWS '
To the Editor of Sentinel:
1' wish to deny through the 80.1
.tlnei.s report of the town meeting,
iii the Stamford Advocate. where it
stated that I raised the rate of inter-
est on the loan .0! $35,000. from tour
to six per cent. in nor. i did nothing
of the hind. 11» note was on do-
nssd. it was issued in 1001“ four,
per cent” In lost I made a demand
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Helen Holmes
in the second episode of
“THE GIRL AND THE GAME"
and other feature subjects
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—-Be sure yo; hosr‘the new Nb!!!“
ary Victrola Records now on sale “‘OUARDING AGAINOT TRAIN
Donnelly‘s Victroia Parlor. .Imgg.
HOUSTON. 'l‘ss. Jan. 81.—-'l‘rain
robberies in Oklahoma has. caused the
v—Buy your Sunday dinner N. Y. Mitt. ROI-
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The lsehodsltes cease hack strons.‘
nay Washinllon Lodge met lut‘
mulls Red Ian's Hail. Not-walk.
looms business was transacted. and
plans were made for a “model
Mum-whim. “thmIMMHI .mwmmummhhflmmfl Wm
inactivate-reasons". m'mlharetsdasnl.lm meinsrssninsntsofissss-
monomers “fim mumwimatwougmmsuumfiuatnlwssum
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Get a 26-cent bottle of Knowlton’s: .: '
i has been neglected or injured by care- : 0
labout iriyen it _up and started away} 3
le‘sl. 6c. Orch. 10c men. Read this letter nd .
Mat. 2.15 “0.7.15 and 9 Mat. 2:16 Eve. 7:15 and 9 which follows' . fl ‘ our oqerldramatining these letters was eutirei
. . . . . . All 3““ ' 1° cent! . Brooklyn N Y “I am \a general iy out of the question. i tinally con-
r Boxes It‘d L00" 20 “fl“ ofllce mandger shd became so her Vinced the brilliant young women
,_ . ' . ' I that her book really bad a tremend-
vans and run-down in h alth '
I'd-Day Friday Jail. 28“. TODAY ; ids t my appetite and finalley my 3:3"; ous dramatic value and she consented.
. Triangle Features including . THE AMERICAN STAR hm)“, down completely, largely be_ That dollar bill was: the luckiest in~
Katherine K331?“ with House cause of overwork. I tried Beef Iron t vestmentl ever in e. ’
Peters in ' and Wine, and other remedies with-i
. Geraldlne F arr at lout help. i saw Vinol advertised. and
I l |he Wlngedldol ill soon after taking it i noticed an im- " .
g provement. i now have a hearty an 5
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BRITISH IN SOUTHERN
ARABIA IN DANGER- I
OUS POSITIO‘Ni
BERLIN, Jan. 27H)y wireless.
to Sayville.——The Cologne Volksé
Zeitung publishes a dispatch from I
Cairo stating that the British in“
Southern Arabia are ill a danger-
‘ous position as a result of fierce:
attacks by Arabs and Turks. It is
stated the British casualties up to
Dec. 30 amounted to 15,000 kiil~i
The number of British troop
iii till lltlllitlll
ill its: slum
“Pape's cots Compound" suds 'Ooids
and Crime in a Fest/Hours. ' .
Ne “Pan's Gold Compound" every
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More About
New Gas Rate
regard to our new rate for gas which goes into effect February 1, 1916
\’\'e desire to add a. word of explanation in regard
A service charge of Sixty Cents per month plus 95 Cents per 1000
cubic‘ feet for all gas used.
This rate will not result ill a reduction to residence customers using
less than 2000 cubic feet per month. To residence
More than 2000 cubic feet per lllonth, the cxgess over the first 2000
cubic feet will cost only 95 cents net pcr Thousand instead of“ $1.25
net per Thoudand as lit present. This represents a reduction of
24% for such extra ‘consumption over 2000 cu. ft.
. IL .
The applicatfbn of this rate will benefit our
. .r
i. Hundreds of customers can at- once realizes reduction in cost -
2. Customers using 2000 cubic feet of gaspcr month for cooking
can obtain additional gals for lighting, heating orl'o‘ther service at a
can obtain additional gas {or cooking or for other seryice at a rate of
4. Hundreds of customers who now use gas service to a
extent only can non‘ use it to its fullest extent and the increased cost
will be much less than the increased service. {it 4:66.
This rate will be applied to customers’ accounts only on written
United Eleeh'ic Light &‘ Water Co. '
67 WALL STREET
now lit—Aden is given as
'arms supplied by them.”
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paper we made_a very important announcement in
this announcement, look up the paper and read it.
to the new
customers using
a
raids-nee customers in
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Cents pcr Thousand.
using 2000 cubic feet of gahrfpcriinouth for lighting
Thousand. -
limited
ll desire further information, ask to have a repre-
a new rate for business customers, full details of
TEL. 1680 NORWALK, CONN.
WWWWKL .
20,000. ‘ coifih‘sfe‘imfoerto
. Quoting from thc‘VolksZeig' WATERT‘OWN’ N“ Y" J“ =2».
tung, the Overseas News Agency Colonel Walter 8' Camp, aged; . '7- ‘ 5
says 1: ., ‘ (was in charge of Madison Barracks
“A? wounded British major deifimfiflmfifly" “Trim
clared that at the beginning of the‘hfime at s ome it ~
war the British were in posses- -. ay'
sion of’zsopoo square kilometres
in Southern and Southwestern
Arabia, all of which has‘ beerflost.
'All the Arab chiefs joined ._the
Turks. and are now usingfisue
cessfully against the British the
H. FLEURY,‘ Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN: .
nouns 60:: day, sue melt and
Railroad Ave. do. N
~Sllver Spoons Free. N. Y. Int?
MONTH END SALE
salinity-adenine”
uuotns' AND CBMRBN‘B UNDERWEAR
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