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the advent ot the Telephone 73“ will Md" lanoy d‘m’" urn}
w have - Pump . ida Elitch is stage montger and Miss
week. ,Fot convenience are N. E. Bhriver io accompanist.
The Telephone
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The-S. 8th}. Silver-stein Co.
maauheiurers of. High Grade
We! and. Misses Coats,
hottegaeeepted our offer “for
200 line Coats at 13 off the
Mrs. Rupert King made a shopping 7
trip to New York recently.
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7 Mls‘s Rose Smith is now employed
'3 % in Macauley's drug store.
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l ivedwwhich had come from various Masert “Billie” Streit celebrated regu'ar prlces. rhese Goats
7' points through the mall, and were his birthday in New York on Satur
handed over in their original wrap day.
”H
DA’RIEN we have divided between
this store and our Bridgeport
store.'to go on sale tomor-
row at 1-3 off their regular
prices.
'per—were opened. Some of the men '
’ieceired household utensils, and no MFB- and Miss Kiri of Milford were
NonoroN
m
who spent the sutu-'
titer in Noroton. has moved to Stamu
lull. l
dilan Lambert.
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Come early‘~ for the best
selections. See big window
display.
$12 Coats 1-3 (ill $8
$15 Plush Coats 1—3 Oil $10
$18 Coats - M till 312
$24 Coats 1-3 (ill $16"
$27 Coats - 1-3: tilt-$18
$39 Coats 1737 M73267 $24 Coatsl 3 chain
it ‘ Change Accounts Opened l
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gnun found that they had articles which .
they could only turn over to men. Tho
'boys had tidied and other specimens at 6mm ”St” SW t
fancy work and the girls gifts equally .
inappropriate. There was plenty oi IEA 7'70 ”m mg;
llaushter and a good time, refresh-s
’tments being served later in the even-i
lug. She Mixed Sulphur With it to Martini!
Color, Glou, Youthfulneoo
, Common garden sage brewed in: ol
Sumo- ilhrimi folks are longing that a heavy tea with sulphur added wilil
.Au automobile muted by Ralph Morfi this town might haw 4‘ (‘Ommu'm‘ turn gray streaked and faded hairt 77'
nan of Normal skidded iestvrda) on elm 'iniastrte such as other loans Dummy dark and “mm". Just
‘A' 0.4: Mam kll'ml, Stamford.’ and biflkt‘ lliitt’ enjoyed around holiday time ill a few applications “l” prove it It“?
0“ E‘ 07 “5 front “ {19915 NO one was recent years Something of the kind lation if your hair is fading, streaked
tanned. lwas instituted hen? 13a: war. when or gray mixing the Sage Tea and!
1the. children of local schools here Sulphur Nellie at home. though is
(in “0001"“ Of an accident 0!! the gathered in the Town Hall. “here a troublesome An rum- way is to get
railroad. mails were over an hour into big illuminated tree was erected. But a 50 cent bottle of Wyeths suite and s
Tuesday night, and no westcbound mall what is really wanted to carry out the sulphur Compound at any drug stort- 7.
was tcceived at Noroton Heights or idea, is a big tree in the open, where all ready (or use. This is the old time "
Noroton. This mail was not deliver... carols can be‘sung. not only once, but reclpc impruw‘d by the addition at
until Wednesday morning. loath t toning during Christmas week. other ingredients. 7 7
m it “mild in it good project tor \hc While wispy, gray, faded hair is net
Brno-its in the local school smiles Chic league to take up That organ- sinnu, we all desire to retain our .
banks, startrd less than four weeks izatlon has not been heard from in youthful appearance and attractive,- 7
ago. reached $200 yesterday. Supt. many months. . it ,neu. By darkening your hair with
Williams is elated over the success at It is eXDi’Clt‘d that there will be a Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur Compound. : ‘
this venture, which proves the thrift large attendance at the Town Hall nrono can tell. because it does it so
of our boys and girls. this owning, when a committee of naturally so ottnlv. You in . dampen
* local young peopleo oiwhlch Miss 1 il- a sponge or' soft brush Wild it and
Th“ “"3an “9"? called 01" shortly lien Willson and George Cantrell hate draw this through your hair, taking (
otter 5' Wednesday evening for a fire been most active will gin n“bop" one small strum! at a time; by morn- .
on tle T. B. Wilson place, started by entertainment followed by a dance. ins all gray haird have dlaul’llell't‘d
“18 “If-”891d spread Of a blaze “Sh (‘0 (The denture or the entertainment will and after another application or two.:
.7 '0 burn ‘9“93- The brisk wind ““91 be violin selections by Chalmers Mur- your hair becomes beautifully dark,
- The ““1799 “'hk'h 500“ 0‘9"“ 31101! R rm, who .is in the personal service of glossy. soft and luxuriant
l7 1“"9 599”” "W ”10“? on ”W place Andrew Carnegie, to entertain the This preparation is a dellshllul toi
‘ “9"“ afraid the “'9 would get bt‘l‘ond ironmaster and his guests at the (or- let requisite and is not intended tor
" their control, and summoned the tire-\mer'g pleasure, and who was heard the cure, mitigation or prevention or
nun. who soon had it extinguished. here a. few weeks ago by a delightpa disease—Adv.
$18 Coats 1-3 0ft- $12
itev.li.S.Il10\iu l’h D of 111137;
Roan occupied the pulpit of the (‘on
gregstionnl Church at Greenwich last1
pf. Sunday morning, in the absence of its
pastor. Dr. Charles F. Taylor, who7-
has been on a Western trip for iwol
weeks. Dr. Taylor has resigned. and]
t, uill. .the first of the year. begin work1
#7. as executive officer of n religions—so l
i rial-service organization.
The men‘s Bible class of the Conge-
gatlonai Church continu!s to increase
7‘ "'niltiiititill
‘n‘m‘l
iiil‘ tlilzt
guests of Karl brothers over the
weekend.
mg.
of Anna Irving. who is wrestling with 1 Howard F. Johnson oi ~Soutn fi‘hhinl 7mm" by ”smug" 'Kelley "“1 D12,
typhoid pneumonia at. the Stamford street, was tendered a. complete sun! Thomas Tunney. and their \tork “be" .
ginning to show results as. the waiter
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E‘ t“ “3" 9““ Sunday, 135'- Sunday's 3“ Clarence Crissev visited Sunday at 03D 77 ‘ -— 7glrzhd37i‘3ixifgnfns. . 077 I is spreading 0‘77” a considerable area}
7 ffiflmy 77770977733 any previously the home of his mother on i‘arkl Miss Jeanette llurieson of Jewstt' i "Mi — l 7—— 7
e . “75°10“ The speaker on that ”c' street. City is visiting with her cousin, Miss‘ Miss Melvin-Trying. the first appli‘ 35 Rose K 9“ entertained the
casionvwas Dr. F. Milton Smith orthts . mm“ Raymond M mum“ “an“ rim“, was me ("mm W,“ of Gen Shaunee Campfire Girls at her home
town, who practices dentistry in New Misses Matilda. and Marguerite. ll er school to gain free instruction. on on Park street. the other evening. The
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‘orkf he“ Sunday, at 9'80' the ”ab McIntyre were visitors in New York Mr. and Mrs. Georke T. Smith and' the comet ohered by me. Bailey. ‘girls expect to give a. sale 0‘
er wrll‘be Frank R. Holmes. Themem. ‘d ‘ 4 son llown d s t Snnda at thel :.made bread and cake within the. 11088.7
swamp is divided in two camps each F“ a" ‘ r ' ”e” " ’i , rew weeks. , ..
m which is trying to outdo th ’ ther u...) ,home of Mrs. Amelia Toma of Stem- l‘hc first musical evening of the
. eo ’ . >
tl-c number of men it can turn out John H Mulliken ‘5 now attending ford. season “7m take place in the Town M138 ADM BroadWay, Rose Kieth ,
‘ 9“,.“ Sunday and the number it can _ i. the Lake Placid school in Essex Cdttn- . Hall on Friday evening, NOV: 24. The and Edna Van Name enioyed MG.
mid to the class by the first or the “mob IV- ’7513- "i ty. N. Y . Mrs. C. M. Mentors spout the week NWT ‘3 ‘0 be We" 1” “'38 01min; the home or Mes. quorum:
i" year. 7 » Six mind. i : ' , , . end‘in New- York. shoppingand vis Ml“ WW“ "1‘ K8“ WNW-f :Wey. Long Ridgfl. . While returning;
"77‘ ——-———— 75: double-laced l‘ R- 3* “WW“ Mm FM“! 1° W tong friends there-and in New Jet-A home “in the groaning: their horse
The parcel-post social Tues ~ even- ~ Victor Records ' ' same his job printinghtuiuesa in n09 39).». Edward ’l‘urnpltingt who has been became frightened at 1.1 automobiiefd
, mg. in me Congregational Church, was _ (12 selections). . .~ 450 1 , onto. N. Y —— _ . -. at the border in Texas with the 7lot7 “37772777 77877777735773; a‘ndrtegerloué an: :1
enjoyed by}. large number of persons, . $19.50 ' 1')“. and M"; C Lewis Davis spent Mr. md>umAThayen who are in Regiment of Brooklyn. returned honeici en was na 0 y we _
‘ youngand old. Much run was occasion- 7. _ " ll "m weekend with friends and rela- New York forthomlnter, spent the last week, and is spending sever-nil...
(pd when some or the parcels scquir- Think of getting- a genuine Victmla; i «. thee in New Jersey. weekends“ their g‘mmef home not! days with his parents, on Canoe Hill.
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—-—-~—--s andVlCtOl’. RCCOldS 0f your O\Vn sefleCtiOl‘i, Mrs Waterbury 0! Brooklyn I. with .an———. . ML- Md Mrs. Chi/flag P. Kaiser a” OPENS "Po "0 sms-u
‘ . ‘ . ‘ v . ' ~- ' , metal vim entertaining. their nephew Mr..Lsp7m """'*
~ » . . ' ‘ 1‘) ill; make bu , M J hn Thatcher at her home on T' W‘ Benedict paid ‘3 ° . , r .
8:: Ba} gains. for swktde moncyl Docs y , rigid gm“ mm ' u mm“ mm mm, mm. .0 in “km .mcm“. “mm ’33: 335° Get nick Rollo:
ignonmi, “h -- feel like coming in and gctting this. l7 . . ___,__.. the Masonic. Lodge. or ores-men, ed m , their home in Horns. L. t, a“ Bile-did
T' " Mr. and amateur. rake: in our Tuesday WW and will he herd for two or three in one minuteamur clogged oestrus
;_gordo; at San Vimkoudit for; your home; right 110W? it can” um, newvnplflmfllli has“ W weeks, . 4. . ‘ p .wiil open. the air passages or. your.
7 '3 m& Bacon Why not do It? W: I: glad to dem_ i ‘3’" for the winter. _ p The Diokm store to be!“ re- _ head will clear and you can MW
. , N 7r t d l u" ~ decanted tend M We! The. [ladies' Auxiliary or. so. Mark's may. No more. mature, sum}
7 2 WA D JP - ' castrate thifi outfit.“ You, an 0111' P an ’= 7i» m" Elia more... chief operator domzedfibfithjm :7 » George Gnu-ch hold on illdrmdrmooflng and Lglowing.heartache. dryness: New
' , 4* i '1':-8miih udoinnintwo . units; the 01nd :Hoaoo We‘dleodny ling tor breath at night ‘ your can;
.7 J, V. . ,~ 60f further interest {9 ‘ orthe iouiwopnone exchange spent ‘ . . 4 . y ‘ _ .
SMM‘Q ‘3th ms Wind) ; . Tues“, mix"- your ~ ~ afternoon. and not whim in: moaturh will be sorry
, . w ,. . , - ‘ -~ you. Ask uls- about it. " Henry Neutron returned to bid pectoral WCaro-t he: a minnows
“Other Olen of the Victor and Victrols $8536 W _
‘W‘F. it» Edwin-do is spending a
oobplootwoehflthlriendsandm
borne on [South avenue after enjoying
a ratio with his: (hummingbird.
wutprrgipnleby of stem
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