Evening sentinel, Friday, January 19, 1917 · page 5

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Ready now with
women‘s hairdressing

and manicuring servrce

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We add to
and fingernails.

We add,
by expert harher.

:1 first-class section for 1h.-

the >t1it'e c 111 oi itht l1 iii and tonipie‘iou

too, :1 shop where children's hair 111.11,~ hate the attention it requires;
A complete and sanitary and attractive equipment has been in-talled in the new
section on the third floor :31 the Main-street front.
Nothing fitter or unite-cleanly or complete is to he found :111_1111-'here that we know
of.
livery woman will see instantly how excellent the equipment is.
Appreciate the little refinements that have been made a feature.

liver) woman
will
Most of all, one will appreciate the deft service that our operators will lttrni:ill~-
for all are experienced and; rurteous; and have every device at connnand to make their
work Complete.
Children‘s hair will he cut and cared for under i_l1‘:1l conditions; Something moth-
ers have not been able to find heretofore.
1 Our 51111111111115, all through, will he high. ()111' charges will he. moderate
One may count on complete service in every branch of hairdressimq. in manicur—
ing, in the care of children’s hair. Yes; we shall e111tin11e our section devote-l t1-
hairgoods; it will he eomhined with the new section. We can also pr1’1mise expert Mar-
cel waving.

Frlday 18 the openingl day {or tins new complete acrvxcc.

You will be interested to inspect the equipment; 1e sh 1ll he gzl: id 111 I1: 111‘ 1.1111 1 1‘

it, whether you care to undo: use of the service or not.
Appointments 111:1}; he made for any desired time.

.\|I)‘ rimnior to third floor.

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3 1.1111111 the mm“ of today. " C‘ola ll:1“l" at tho l’:i‘:11-- l‘ri-l-w and
.efim‘Shi‘p I‘ (' k‘CIS ~Margncritc Clark in "SitOw gamrdup
‘ 1“ililittc, in 1 reels at tho Rogel‘it to.: A 1am“ dulletréllltlil 11‘1111 Stamford
For the Sguih In g.\' ! l _ q \l _ was I)l'i'>’."ll: last orezii'lu ‘11: 1h" rogu-
. ’.. 3 fl” ‘ 4‘1”} "l ‘f"‘_”‘ ‘ d‘” “”“l' lar 1111 111112, or" \\'tn1ona Council, No.
I n P f h 1.1.15. in Stamford yesterday. 31 i) f l q l id
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ant A 3118 0 t e I —ll0nl 11111 10111311? the Santa, ' ‘ ”‘1‘ “ “N “L“:

made by the visitors and t1 1i1-1lightfnl
evening's program. including dancing,
*11'1114 enjoyed. Refreshments consist-
ing 01‘ cake and coffee were served af-
ter the regular business meeting had
been concluded. ‘
menis are non being made for a fancy l
dress hall 11111111 villi be held on Wm I] l
ingtona birthday night in Red Men'nl
Hall Main- Htrtet, under the auspicw
of Wanona Council.

1Com Band" at the Palace Friday and
Will-Id. . 3 Saturday.
1 iih'inh

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Tay10r&Golden l iii U in IllélIllilllglillxl
Telephone No. 1230

Bridgeport.
South Norwaik Trust Co. Bldg.

accepted :1 posi-
Arnts Company,
l 'i‘hc 113111111115 of the late lir. Ward
is. Gregory who died on Sunday last
1in Denver, Colo. have been cremated
rand upon the arrival of the. ashes in
l‘thls city a private interment . will
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~Marguerite Clark in “Snow
liwnne." in 7 reels at the Regent 11», —DANC|NG SATURDAY NIGHT ‘
Inight‘ Tonn Assembly Hall. Grace Bras 8-
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lease of Annah .bocitwood 1s. the 111-1- :.

late or the late William E. 1131-1111-1001]
will be held tomorrow attornon at 1 3

Miss Susie Osborn, of New Canaan.
has been visiting with relatives in

korwaik. i ‘ i 0' l . o'clock in the downtown courtroom.

- “A we ’ 0 caps, Br one ‘ -—Junc Caprice in “A Modern (I-sin
)lra. Edward Scott. of Ridsefield.demm1.. at tho Regen! tomorrow.
agent the weekend with Mr. and M.

D. 8 Hull. oi Nonnlk.
Buckliulhfln Post. No. 1:. G. A. 11..
will meet this atoning in the headquar

The New Science

DFHNITION 0F CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic in the definition of the‘
«use or the mean and the art or

The nrchdoacon in charge of nork so used
um 111., tho ntounuinocn of Tum tldjuotlu 1“ “I. m." l. c

uni-1w, the You W. 8. (‘iniborm- 1111b! 3 munch. mm or sprain in the
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-11,11 morning to omit of bio wort.

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Mill Ends
offer loigi and
true savings

One of our good friends remarked a day or two agow“

“I was talking with a friend of‘mine the other day when that friend said, 'L
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Isn't it funny that they can do such a thing}

I see are tooling; the pcoyrlc again. with the Mill End Sale. ‘

Do you know that made me kind .

of. mad—for I knew there was no foolinn‘ about it and that the Mill End Sale ‘

could he depended ~upon lot i" ill all its claims

That was an interesting report. The first part was of interest because it showed how'

mistaken folks can be. 'I‘hcsccond part was interesting because it showed us plainly
that the DIOO‘CSI boosters {or the Mill E 11d

have tested it

Sale are the men and the women who actually '

No; we do not fool the people \\’1 th the \Iill EndS:.11c \Ye couldn't if we wanted

I hey know too much.

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10.

Iind Sales
'I‘O T H E

carried through at this store

HIGH EXPIiC'I‘A'l‘IONS

There never could have ham 3; Mill

UNLESS IZACII SALE ll\‘lil) UP
PE OPLF RICH 11 [)1 I Y HAD.

Each of tid‘sc 37-sales has helped to make this 3Stl1 sale better andliiowrerl 1 ,

Do you know that there arc1 1:1111y lolks who have been to dozens of the Mill ILtit‘I‘

Sales here; last summer at the 3,111 9 llC there was one woman who remarked (and wittli‘

pride) that she had not missed Mid ILnd Sale: had found it worth while to come to

 

every one.

And yet there ar1,on the other hand, folks who think we are ‘fooli mg the pcOplc
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care not such fools as to try to!

l Mill “' Ends and Mill End Lots are always worth buying. They alway
3offer a saving Their prices are always below regular. Their qualities a’r‘
‘dependable And they are always usable in every home.

Plenty of Mill End economies now; because the sale always brings large
quantities and great Variety.

From silks to silver, from pins to pawns from shoes to soap, from furslt‘
men’s underwear, from overcoats to fine muslin underwear,-—such 1s the M l
End variety.

Every Mill End and eVery Mill End lot 15 offered at a Mill E.

pricez/zand that price is a moneyusaving one.

 

TI'IE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY

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BRASS BEDS

 

 

 

 

53 WALL ST.
NORWALK

J. B. J ackson

Sprige price of every bras: bed includes a High-grade UPTICI AN Phone 438
‘Euameledlwn Beds Everything in the Optical Line

 

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EYES EXAMINED FREE

New dailnl in white and reasonably 1
priced
A BIG STOCK OF SPRINGS. IA‘TTRESSES. AND

PILLOWS

RAYMOND & SON

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