The Store Is Open
f”? RelnEiilbér,-the're is a Special Sale of Furs for
Christmas. . 9—K; . ,
Hudson Seal Cook, $65.00». "' V ‘
Fur Sets, Separate Scarves" and Math.
productions
St. Caecilia,
Boy with a rabbit,
Dance of the Nymphs,
Every E
Mechanical Toys,
(flames, Soldier Sets and Animals in
the basement.
Framed Pictures $1.25 I
imitation of oil paintings and very faithiul re-
of famous subjects.
Tulip time ill
Napoleon.
Large Photogravures, copiés of paintings by:
Weeping Magdalene,
«a»
/
Ask to
Holland,
Rembrandt, COT“, ,:
Bin-rte Jones, Reynolds ,
. Da Vinci, and Alma Tadema,
Watts, reasonably priced.
daily ct luncheon tine.
I Hort-’Seeley Piano Co.
E R oil] (a.
veiling UntllNlne O’clock
‘T'tre Doll Shop
is on the second floor.
see the Schoenirut Doll.
Furniture for Gifts
- . mm" “W" Library Tables, Carved mahogany, "“ "
In the Art Section , Plain mahogany, Colonial " ,
. . . . .. . ., - tyle, 1
Days fly swrftly and there is lrttie time left for . .. . M-5 1 k .
making gifts. Attention is direéted to the large assort- Fancy Chma’ ChOlCC Patterns ElisgsliiEIr1 ((3)::ng den 0a I
a: merit of fancy articles, hand made embroidered and Chop 38“. $12.00 and $15.00 5 . et M Maho an several sizes l . ‘1
lace bordered linens Pudding Dilhea, with inset, ' ‘ $12.50 9'“ ' Hendg, whiting Wes. .11 .
Trays with artistic linings. T“ 5°“; 3 DIEECCS, $6.50, $7.00 and.$10.00 Sewing Tablet Midi” Washington, 35.4“ i.
, . Tea Sets, 22 pieces, $9.00 Prrscrlla. $3215 A
338': Pincmhlomi sue"- “a QM 591., $3.25 to 35,110 Colonial Chain, "Governor Bradford" ‘ 9‘ 1‘
Cretonne Boxes, .llarrd-paillted wood buckets, Celery Trays, $3.50 _ and 0th" famous models.
BilSkCil')’, etc . Basement. Beth and Piano Chairs, .. . . . .9
Th rd floor. Canwle T‘bl“, Card Table.’ ("I 1" . I.
‘ French Mirrors, Gate-leg Tables. “ j .
. ' or
A number of plates oi painted furniture in imita- , ”,3. . .
Low priced lnitiaied Handkerchiefs
Goblets,
Just the thing to buy for the school boys and Cocktarla,
_, girls. - Tumblers,
,; Girls’ size, High-balls,
in box with white initialand wreath 25 cu.
with long Colonialinitial, 39 etc.
i” Boya’ size,
‘ 6 in box, with white initial, 50 etc.
lll spite of the scarcity of linen we are able to
show a variety of styles and qualities in initial band- -
kerchiefs of pure linen '
15, 25,35 and so cu. each.
15, 25, 35 and 50 ctr. each.
17 and-25 cte. each.
linirr floor.
Women’s size,
Men’s size,
Bo 3’ cl:
y e, Favors for
‘\.
Tables and
Book cases,
The Read Section
for Men’s Wear
offers to women shop-
pers helpful suggestions
and intelligent service in
gift buying.
Jewelry for Men
Useful pieces, Stick
pins, Cuff Links, Watch
Chains, and Fobs, Studs
for evening wear, the very
kind the fastidious man
would choose for himself.
ShTPs,
Main floor.
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t 0. miltad C0;
#9 anumgnqm‘” .‘
a page.
Indexing the name of each grantor,
releaser. grantee or releasec, fivo
cent-a for each name. I
. For ascertaining and indexing the Tm?” Underfingltall Channel
name of owner of premises against PARIS, Correspondence of the Asso
"blob a lien is claimed, when the cor»l Slated Press) :antce “:5 1:311 all
_ tiflcate does not disclose the name, ‘3 necessary 3 e9“ 0 9“ er 0 “93"“
. fees for recording instruments in the one dollar in addition to the usual rec tiations with England to build Jointly
. entices of town clerks For the past dor- recording. ntunnél under the English channel
Chm! years the fees for recording For services upon an fippllcatlon for! ‘0 “one“ "“3 “"0 ”Wines" the “m“
‘ We remained the some. but in the license to sell liquors, one dollar; in talked of ”meat which the W‘" 1‘“
meantime the duties or town clerks cities where the names of voters are re evived because it has demonstrated
_ nave Well greatly increased. The bill not alphabetically registered,- two do! ‘3“ ““1““ 9‘” ““1“ the "““e G‘ “‘9
. places in added burden on any town 1am .“lt “”9 ‘0 both- “WW1" ’
‘ " 01' corporation. but. merely adds a trl- I For noting the discharge or la mort- ' Had the tunnel been in cxiabenoe
lie to the cost of each individual for gage or attachment, five cents. :1":ng the} present conflict it wolrld
3 recording The proposed amendment . r race V' I! and- keeping a survey La"? been of immeasurable value to
to section 4845 of the general statur- or map, legally filed in the town n‘gland and France for the transporv
‘ fies oi’ 1002 provides for fees for town clerk's office, one dollar. ‘ $33: ‘2' trfizizmtn: supplilfs an:
'uclerkir ea fuliows: For making a copy of such survey British wiiievessels Emits?“ 1:3,.
. P. CODY at an ordinary deed or map, the actual costs; for certify“ big est tasks *
‘ ,ttcondition. and with but one tag such a cupy. fifty cents; fie plans were outlined by M. Sar‘
cater 0‘ acknowledgment; titty! For services in selling animals 18- tiaux. chic! engineer attire Nerd Rail
tWezrtydlirc gully seized and taken into custody, ‘wny company, Who is one of the
each borne, one. dollar: each head or strongest advocates attire project. H'c
», neat cattle, fifty cents: each “show, said:
mr‘yuxgtgage dgd, Iwith but goal or swine twentyk’flye cents, “The tunnel will cost 16, 000 .000
, . 0 ac cw clamor... poundu, hall or which would be borne
‘ by England and hail by France. Each
no
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FEELS 0F TOWN CLERKS
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‘, Moisture Will Be Asked to Author.
' , lze an Increase
1A bill'will be introduced in theccmr
tug session or the Connecticut legis-
,_ future providing {or an increase in tile
m “cording a tax lien,
$4. 00 a doz.
in the way of Furniture.
llail Clocks,
Sewing Cabinets,
Table Croquet Sets,
Each with it nice box
of sweetmcals.
Clifiltmu Pies,
,u. M.
Preliminary Stops Taken to Construct'
Table Glass, “Cosmos" design
Sherbet» $3.50 a doz. 3‘
$3.50 a doz.
Cordials, $3.25 a doz.
writers... $3.00.. doz.
$3.50 a doz.
$3.00 a doz.
$2.75, a doz.
Claretr",
Box of Stationery
Exquisite qualities in white or palest pastel shades,
in cabinets and. boxes that will be a pleasure long
after the paper is gone,
$1.00 up.
At the Candy Section
Playthings.
Poultry Markets,
Fish Marketa,
("rrlllcr Buttery,
Almond Paste Fruits,
pears
pool-hes,
good to out.
Paint boxes which contain
Doll Houses
Desks,
apples,
and
chocolates.
Baskets,
a.
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or: rural;
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Tarletan Bags.
at,“
ltaaenrent.
Satin, tapestry, velour and leather combinations.
Original designs appropriate for boudoirs, dens,
Round, square
to
studies, living
and bolster,
is?“ Scarves for library tables Tapestry trimmed “1”]
leather and velour.
gallonn,
oran gcs,
all very
and Edison.
Main floor.
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tunnel. Welt; Britain is- spending
just now 6,000,000 pounds per day and
Franco 4,000,000 pounds so that two
day’s wartime expenditure lot both
countries would more than cover the
cost or making the tunnel.
“it iii proposed to’rnakc two tunnels,
one lol- tramc from France to Eng-
land, another for ironic from England
to France. some people seem to think
a cross-channel tunr’i‘eLmight be a can.
gar, becauae it mix-ht loll into the
bands or the enemy To capture the
French and would not be an easy
male. The mouth ot the tunnc} on
Froncl‘i soil would be ten miles from
the count, and in order to reach it the
anemy would have to capture Cain's
'l uncertain. arm intervening hills
at an average height of.150 feet.
"When hmnnl ("l the French Sid"
would begin its journey under sea at
Sangutter In airy belioi it would be
Inipoa‘eiiua forum enemy, to reach the
mouth of the tunnel and got at the
eléctrlc plantl he motive power
could be install mlpnmsdd and the
tunnel immedirttelv' rendered nucleon
by tilting it Willi poisonous gall.
' “one can» hardly crar'lrnrate the nor
H
recur-do of copies; illty canto
country would bore one half oi the
Advertise in 'l'ne sentinel.
. croup was“ gone" Boleyn Hurley and
vices thoetumrel would have rendered
‘to England and France had it been in
existence when hostilities broke out.
During the twenty hours’ of daily use
(for four'hours must be deducted out
o! the twenty-four for upkeep und‘rel
pairs. etc). between 100 and 120 trains
could have been sent in each direction.
“At 500 tons per train that repre-
sents 50, 000 to 60, 00.0 tons a. ’day each
way, much more than is necessary
"Apart from the diminution in de.
lay, risks, , losses, and dimcultlcs of
every naturathe British fleet Would
bins been liberated from one of the
heaviest parts of its'task and free to
serve the cause of the Allied in other
directions."
STOPPEB CHILDREN’S GROUP
COUGH
a "Three weeks ago two of my child
ten began choking and coughing, and
i saw they were having an attack or
croup." writes Billie Maybcrry, Eek?!
crude. "I got nbottlc of Fbloy’v
Honey a; Tar and glare them a dose vived
before bedtime and soon their cough
stopped and they tell asleep Next.
morning their cough dud all also or
Tar is a standard low-priced remedy
tor colds. bronchitis. la grippo coughs.
k
I The Windsor
Phonograph
plays all records with
eqrral facility, both Victor
in the Furniture Gal~
tion of Japanese lacquer.
Davenports, Day Bede, Chaise: Longues.
l ourih floor.
Artistic Cushions
rooms and sun parlors.
$1. 50 up.
$2.00 up.”
‘l‘lr:r'd floor.
For golfing,
For skating,
Second floor.
For wear ill
climates and
sports.
' TOSTI'S‘. “GOODBYE."
it Made its Author Known the World
Oven
" Paolo Tow had the Italian gift for
melody and he wrote manyi good
over by a single one. "Goodbye,”
says 4he Brooklyn Eagle. That song
ha: been sung for more than thirty
years wherever there was a concert
hall, a itheatre or a tent show, or,
in this country at least wherever a
,glll with a voice entertained her
young man on‘ Sunday evenings be
fore the lights were i'llll ‘cd down. Its
melodic wait has an intensity which
gets the ncrvcs tingling audrfor that
-'reason it has been seized upon by
singers great and small. Entries used
to sing it on Sunday nights art the
Opera house, and Melba, in her period
of full blown maturity, transmitted it
to the records, where it will go wail
big on indefinitely, punctuated by the
singer’s halts for breath between its
long-drawn phrases. In: fact, “Good
bye" is one of the two popular songs
of the early eighties, which have sur-
the other being Sullivan's
"Lost Chord."
Recalled. or his song's popularity in
all lands and languages there is a
sentimental interest in the hint that
Tbstl Went back from Landon, Where ,
he had made a prosperouil career as
the teacher of royalty. as a composer
4N»
A'Kind Friend
is a Sweater
For motoring,
songs, but he is known the world;
.x.
we
$5.00
up.
southern
for all
land had achieved kniglltiroodmt tho 9 I:
hands of King Edward, to his native ‘
Iltaly «to say "good- bye" to a. world
honor. Tire hard-hips werotouirered‘
in his Italian youth and the riches
and honor were conferred by the land
' of his adoption, but home is home and
italy had dowcrcd him with the gift:
'wlrr'ch made his English success pos-
slble. No amount of English proo-
bur. Italian and it was both loyal and
fitting that. his “good bye for ever,
goodbye, good-bye,“ allomll' be said
in the land of his birth.
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M'RS. PIKE IN BELLE‘NUE
Mm. Gertrude E. Pike, ratio was low
centiy. kidnapped in Stamford by par-
ties interested in getting r hoax awn!
mm a local sanitarlum, and ran whom
the police of New York wereusked to.
search, is now
under a. voluntary cornmiimont,. pen
,lnz a proceeding in which the direction;
oi! her sanity is to be paranoia upon.
She has asked for an iinuhbtiont
lagoinat her husband and her mother.
upon whose petition, backed. by. the
advice and opinion of eminent. phylu-
ciims, she was committed to tlio‘ Ban-
ltarlurn by the Probate (‘ArlrlLofSiaml
ford
Sentinel Advs. Pay. Try one?"
I. 1351i ‘”
Which at first used him“ hardly but: ‘
finally rewarded him with riches and. -
perity- ever made his music anythingi ,
in BolleVrIe Hospital;
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