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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 5, 1916 · page 8

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_._A_. REAL CHRISTMAS GIFT

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$15.00 to $300.00

my Our Service

DON N ELLY’S ‘

So. Norwalk

Complete Stock

16 .50. Main Street.

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PRICES TO SUIT ALL

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John Drexel. a tailor of VI iilt :liury,
furs filed a petition in hiillltlllillfl. k in
t’lu. United States Court. llir: iiab.li<
bid-“‘81? $4,137.10 and his assets $350,
of which 8250 is claimed to bt‘ ext
tempted.

 

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~ ‘ ~Erwin lecture tonic-lit. South Nor.
\ '1'qu Congregational I‘hitrt-h.

The first shipIIIi III of (‘liristtnas
“'Jrco.) was obseiied yesterday. when
seven cat‘ioncis of trees, flesh from

the: woods, passed through the local
fltation, bbtilul east. it will be it nnIII
.her of days before local stores will
:‘l‘. [Ilnce Christmas trees on sale.

 

 

 

l'he liquor business at I; Ely 3"0
‘jluefovmed by Herman Qtliilin‘ and
'V 'l’ortonlto Atel’alla has been disposed
" of to‘Pasqualie Eletto and Guiseppc
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The musical at the Community t'l.tl>
norm: on Wednesday afternoon. pronr
[ma to be one of exceptional interest.
Mrs Lucy Gray (‘ase will sing: “Swan
Bong." by Hartmann; "Sunset," by
Dudley Buck and "Till Dawn," by
[196% Mrs. Olive Gray France. who
f delighted the attendants at the Nor-
‘will: First Church ‘on Sunday after-
noon, by h excellent playing of the
olin. willsplny “The Swan,” by Saint-
ons, the Scherzo from BePIhOI'en's
whom op 24, for piano and violin,
the Rondo front the same sonata.
Xian Lois Burcbard will accompany
HIS. Case, and Alexs
pommy Mrs. 'Francr;

 

~LINONINE—

:gFor Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis
. and General System Builder.
' 5; Size .......... 19c
Size 39c
1.00 Size ....... 79c

Sfillson—Powell-Corpovuwon

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.Gibson will ac-

 

 

——llon‘t iotgct the quality of tinist NOTES OF THE BUILDING OS:

was cards found at Donnell)" :4 6 tot PARTMENT
.yc The same quality II- hate al- ‘Ilfl‘l ! >———-
. ggwn you i i‘. i‘. Stevens was given It permit

to build II house for A. It. Swncer tit
lot .il plumber:I Iczpo t that the high the St James pimp liclle Island.
pr'éc of (Olil. an] the l;‘l(l that most The (out of the house is to be $2,500
pet‘y it have more money to spare this 8 B Wilson was Issued II permit 10
year titan usual, have led to the in- build a house. for Luqu Stagllone, of'
st: Elation of a great number of heat 58 Skillman street. New York City. titl

inir plants in oiti dwellings this year. lllKhWOOd M'tnUP-
'l‘hr idea is, they say, that tho rurnfi ‘Miller and (‘hittim received II permit
an, placid in the cellar. will heat '0 d0 Whirl: [01‘ G‘OPKI‘ Siticer til 13

ppm. (‘amp street. They also reN‘IIed per i

the entire house, while can or
This Inita to do wiring for ldu tp Ferris of

Il'li‘il)’ will be used for cooking.

Incanr the use of only one stove {or East Rock Road and lot Jose ph lli
coal burning. instead of two or three, E119. 0' 3 CHIP-I) 9““‘°‘- 1
WALL STREET n..

or probably more.

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John ll. NEGRO BESIEGED BY

Attorneys and Frceman
l.i,:‘.ht are in Bridgeport today and POLICE KILLS H'MSELFi

are appearing for the plaintiff in the
case of Sarah Ann McConnell vs. John
J. Potter ct ale. The plaintiff asserts:
that she turned over property to the
defendants with the understanding
that she was to be taken care of dur-

ing the rest of her life. She is now . .
it} hit: to rccoyer the property on the whom "0 1"“1 ""“n Infatunted and

crtotnds that the defendants did not seriously “0“”!an “"0 policemen
titat her tight and forced her to lean: “110mm ‘0 arrest him Charles “'0“
1,” mm,” home. \cott a negro h?ld the attacking
force at bay for two hours today and
.flnnllv shrt himself dead
: Hundreds of shots were fi"ed by
i the negro and the police. Then the
'f'mdeparimcnt was called and an
NOTICE . attempt was being made to fill the
To Olll patrons: — room with ammonia fumes when the
lining to the increased cost of all negto killed himself .
Inatetial connected with the horse ——-—-.———-—‘—""
shoeing trade, it is practically impos- i 161) SEEK TO BECOME AMERICAN
business at the old CITIZENS.

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Murderer Hold: Attacking Party at
Bay, Two Hours i
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 4,—Bcslczrtl
by fifty policeme‘it in a third story‘
room where he had barricaded him-l
self after murdering

 

—HAND PAINTED CHINA
that is sure to please.
Briggeminu Bros.

sible to continue
scale of prices.

“9 ate. therefore submitting a new Expected That 25 More Will Apply
schtdute of prices to so in effect on ecrore Naturalization Seuion
and after December 15th 1916. In February.

‘Much as we regret. this step, clr-. Within the last two months about
cumstance‘s over which we have no 150 foreignpmrn residents of Fair-
control compel “5 ‘0 take ““5 “‘3‘ field county have applied to Natural
“011- lzation Clerk Michael J. Finnugan for

Trusting that you will look at this citizenship papers. The next natural-
matter from a practical and rensona- izaticn hearings will be held by the
pie standpoint. we beg to remain, civil superior court during FUbruary

Very respectfully yours Before that time, about 25 more up

Committee Masters Horseshoers‘ plications will probably be received
Association of So. Nat-walk, Norwalk Cleric Fl “as “,8 ofllce in the coun
and "M“"y' ty court house at this time presents
busy scenes daily. From every city

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rand everything in its place,”

 
 

 
 

against your risking your valuables in pigeon holes, bureau
drawers, In a trunk, between mattresses or behind the clock.
The South NOI’WIlk Savings Bank invites you to plate 1
them 'vihere you ate assured of absolute safety and privacy
. S1856 deposit box In iti modern vaults.

and town in the ,muntry intendin'
citizens flock to be ehmlned prellrr
innry to appearing before the court
for final examinations, Applicant!
are recommended to delve Into Ameri
is another adage which 31'8““ ' can history, and to familiarize them
,selves with the Constitution of tin

 

l_ ct 1y, {prepared [for questions whldh
will be asked to determine their fit
tons to be favorably passed upon.
One of the problems presented I:
1to locate three witnesses for each so-
pllcant wlio cin “Gar faithfully to

 

 

 
 
 

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a woman withi

, United States, that. they may b3 prop '

the- foot. that the pet timer has never
I offense, and.
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i‘ics have Jumped in price like girl
erythinx cine. One local baker has‘
raised the price of pie from I o?nts
to 6 cents. l'lc‘s that formerly cost
16 cents, now cost 20 cents and those.
that cost I? are now selling for 22
cents. One local caterer has increas-
ed the cost of II cut of pie and Is now
charging six cents instead of five.

Milifliii! lliiii’i liiil
CHANCES If CHIID’S
l0iiiilli IS COAilil

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It Croce, Feverieh, Sick, Bilioue, Clear
Little Liver and Bowel.

 

A lnxntito today saves a sick child -

tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time front play to empty their
bowels, ’\\'lll(‘h become clogged up
with waste, livcr gets sluggish, stotn‘
Itch sour.

look at the tongue. Mother! ll
coated. or your child. In listless. cross.
feverish, breath bad, restless, doesn't
cut heartily, full of cold or has sore
throat or any other children‘s nil-
tnent, give a tnbiespooniul of "Cali
fornia syrup of Figs " then don't “0-?
iry, became it is perfectly harmless
and In a few hours all this constipa-
lion poison, sour bile. and fermenting
i waste will gently more out of the DOW-
els. and you have a well, playful child
again . A thorough “inside cleansing"
is oftimes all that is necessary. It
should be the first treatment given In
any sickness.

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$ 2.0

‘ Meier
«sit/)7

Fee. Miami.

The Sterling Club Opens

limited to fit Members.
Don’t wait a minute, but
into at once and get this
wonderiul range on the
most liberal terms ever

 

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AN UNPARALLELED OPPORTUN-
lYT

When we first heard of the "Scientific
Sterling' we said to the manufacturers.
“We can sell 16 of those ranges in this
City.“

They said to us, “It you can do that,

We will make you a special proposition
onalot of that quantity."

We bought them and they are now in
our store. We are going to sell thcs:
16 ranges AT ONCE. and we are going
to give our customers the benefit of the
saving we made on them.

THE STERLING CLUB

 

tigate for yourself.

en cookery, especially for the users
Sterlings.

hers.
SAVES YOU FROM $10 to $15

“Scientific Sterling" in your kitchen
ready to light a match and make all
without charge.

We will buy your old range back and give
every cent of value there Is in it

ever made.

minute. but ioin at once.
after the Club opens you may lose your chance.

127,129, 131 Washington St.

 

We are going to give 16 people a chance to pool
their buying power and get the big saving we made by
buying 16 “Scientifc Sterling" Ranges at once for
themselves. If you will join our Sterling Club you
will get the best range ever put into a kit: hen and
you will save from $10 to $15. Come in and inves-

A COOKING SYSTEM FOR CLUB MEMBERS
Every member of the Sterling Club receives a com-
plete system of cooking prepared by Mrs Anna A.
Carroll, America' s leading authority on practical kitch-
of Scientific

This alone is worth many dollars to Club mem-
The moment you ioin the Club we will install the

Complete all
connections

We will make other concessi0ns and allowances
that will make this the greatest range opportunity ‘

The Sterling Club opens tomorrow. Do not wait a
If you wait a single day

A GAS RANGE THAT BURNS COAL'

The “ Scientific Sterling“ Is not 11K: any

other kit: hen range yea (War saW. It
unites al the fine featnms o! a complete
and pert ct coal range and a cmpietc and
perfect gis range into ONE SINGLE
RANGE.
It was d signed by a woman and possess-
es all th t'mc and labor saving features
that we Icn have longed for In a kitchen
range bu never had before.

The “Scientific Surfing’ “has a safety
damper, Ihich automatically opens when
the gas it turned on. DH you ever hear
of a ran c i In: that More? This i< only
one of m‘ny features. You cannot know
what thi ranwc will do until you SEE It.
Come in ‘lOW. I!

 

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Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.

of "California Syrup of Figs." which

of all ages and for grownups plainly
printed on the bottle. Look carefully
and see that It is made by the "Cali
fornia. Fig Syrup Company. "——Adv.

The Uncertainty
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and danger of lens breakage
from insecure eyeglass mount-
ings are completely avoided
by those wearing our “Best‘
Y ct" eyeglasses. We can show

satisfaction for a very little
money. \

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“The Home of and M" '
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\sk your drugglst for It 50-cont bottle:

has full directions for babies. children;

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The Famous
Family Rented

never sink the ship. Put out a fire as soon as it
starts, and it will never destroy the build- ‘
Eradicate a disease before it

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family remedy~for the relief and
’ prevention of life’ s comma: h.
Stomach troubles, liver complaints, sickr headache
and constipation, all may be avoided by the timely

use of this trustworthy medicine. Compoundal ‘
from carefully selected medicinal herbsthey

ing.
pets a grip on the body, and
it Will nevcr become
serious.

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are safe to take, and do not
disagreeable symptoms.
remedy so sure and effective
that it; prerents many
serious illnesses in
the family, and

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Stop the leak Ifleit
is small, and it will

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