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Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 7, 1918 · page 2

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RAYMOND BROTHERS

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9.; ,1, \ ~ DINING noon

Haven't you round from vxper
lent-e that your dining-room is
used more than any other room
in the house, yes, even more
than your bedrooms? You use
it time or four times a day for
meals; yonr guests linger there
ul’tel eating; the men like to
>lllUlie and play cards there.
Therefore your dinlng room
turniture must be t'aultleos. it
“ill be if you get it from us.

 

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Forest Mills Underwear

You are always comfortably clad in “Forest Mills" finder-
wear.
‘ Each gunnent is finished with pattentied “Flatlock”
seams, so that there is never more than one thickness of sna- -,
. terial.
"the material is pro-shrunk so that the garments retain ~
their shape and are dependablein wear. Union Butts, Vests,
Drawers, Tights for women and children.

No. No.

 

2129 VanWegnrr, George Louis 3389
#3198 Glynn. hunch Edward 3330-

 

.1615 Mallesky, Joseph 33ml
1039 Strangwald, William George 3392’
3500 Virgo. Louis stool
261 Brundage. Philip 1... Jr. 3394‘
951 “'ilcox. “'l‘llis Francis 3395!
25.7 Keene, Charles \Valers 3396i
2974 Nag). Peter Alex 3397:
. 7068 Doris. Daniel 3395}
t 2979 Arnold. William Wallace 1:339:
. 1434 Szeies. Frank 3400'
v.19 (liorohl’no, Fl‘ederirk M'ker twill
; 1830 Menzi. Guiseppe 3402i
‘ 1142 Snorer. Bort 3403
2348 Harrison. Thomas Michael :lltl-t‘
:3le Souarby, Harold Lewis 51105
3763 ltrnzulli, Antonio (‘arlniuo 3406‘
‘i 1987 Briggs, Frank King 3-1"
p 1349 Boos. Francesco 'zltlt'.
366 Ilulkley. Judson ltd-win fit ‘lf
lm mile, John Michael 3410'
19:77 “'udhnllls. Joseph Palmer 19-111
14 Smith. Edward 15. Jill:
- 1670 (lilies. Alonzo Josrpll 3413‘
1:97 O‘Connor. Joseph Patrick 3411 :
1306 Luger, Sit-plum Tlal')‘ 1:415
1673 Mr mile John Edward filtti
litiltl t'zel, Slt‘vt‘ll $2417
“07 Mltllt'lll. Nicola 3411
3116 Peters. John 3419,
i606 (lilllughi r. David 3420!
3956 nbmlliil'l. William Quinn 3431 5
, 3126 Mums. William \‘t'ynne ‘H‘ZZl
‘ m Hellman, Edward 3423‘
, 1499 luckier-nan. Joseph Henry new
.2108 Keogh, Harry Winslow 3425
3991 Finch, Robert John -~ 3126;
. 3539 Jones, Joseph w. - 3127‘
t 928 Nicola. Colacicio 3128 l —
l 2.15 Lyle, William Fredenrn M29",
‘ 3739 Buchta. Joeeph Sandor 3110‘
ms Modem, John mi}

5665? Raymond. Frank Veil: " '

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FLANNELETTE GOWNS , . 3167 Kosslor. Solomon ’ aim-r
. ‘ , . . lthl Street. Hurry Sylvvsm, Jr. .3 M ‘
i with and without collars in pink and white and blue and ;. 1132 pinpoint-h George E. ; 3(35
. ' ...... . . ‘ 362% Rinim, John ‘ 3M ' ‘
whitestripes ..... ...... .6189 to $200 -1>.l9-Rddl'an.Equrd-Albert .. 12137
. Extra uses ..... ....... ........ $2.25 :0334 Pasquale. ilucaie , - .' 045i!
. ‘ . 3261 Porno. Domenico ’ ‘li39 ‘
. . > > ' 2405 Gregory, liobort Sidney .Hl-Il
, 346 Junior), Crawford :4. :utl '
I 12.22 Wolfe. Fred. 3443;
0 0 3076 Warren. John Tweddli- 34431
13:3 MCGN‘RUI‘, Ernest Frank 3444:
I! WMHHGTON 81'. “3““ lonwm_ .7732 (lomluilr Edward Ambrose 344.: i
5119 Horn. James Henry 3446?
1072 R110}, Edward Martin 3417‘
Tel' “9' Jill Ayrnult, William Howard 3418‘ .
_ L'Iilll 'l‘urlli. Nii'liolns 11469.
Rm. _. --. -_2._ H ..._..-5. M..- I . _, ._ H--. _ ‘ 57‘ Peru. John 34:5“
mmmnocgmxor-m. “01.4%...“th 2.0M l‘t-llunrlllo, Antonio 3151
._ 4082 lhmnhi, ltnlph Loon .746?
, . 42:12 Chain. Stephen 3153.
_ . 2m \imhun, m min Andrew :ns.‘
1:2i9 Harrie, (image Hulbert 345.:
1204 BM, Frederick J. 3456:
3273 llournny. Molly Simon 3157‘
m4 (‘:l\'ella. linil‘liele :lm'
____‘____ I 2520 Mercer. William 34694
' ‘ 708 Watson. Andrew 3460?
A real necessity—made from heavy Beacon blankets, in m; Ell‘fflill‘mmrhl‘rf"Pr-*0" 3‘61?
. _ .. .. . .. - o i. C art-s Vincent 3463'
., ~her-til and Indian designs, on ground of solid rose. Copen, rioting Kuu. l‘lull 3463i
3 .- . ' ; 634 Pauleilungo, Nichols :utiif
118W, tan, 819' and WW; “do“ .. 11an Collins, George Joseph 0465
I 1989 Hoilister, William Bussett 3466
woman's norms .. ..... . ........ $4.50 to $10.00 W960 Worl- Stevhen W
m i120? iSlmlth, George Wishnrt 34751
\ ‘ - —- I, r .5 uecoe. Ernest Carleton :Wlfl
CHILDREN 8 ROBES . ._. .................. $2.98 ’3' H223 Mahler. Frank 0.. em
‘2764 Canfleid, .7030th John 347]
36.93 Col-trlghtdlouis Henry 3471‘
‘ 34‘.‘ (loytlosik. Gustav 6473
{2322 liar-loll, Pillvin Lewis :ltTI'
3 417 Crawford, Myron. l-Ilnlor :ilelf
.. ' 674 Galemlno. Nicola 3476:
' 4144 Jones, James 3657.
3513 Murray. Charles J. , 3658‘
V3508 Goncll. Leo John 3659
‘ 672 l'oleone. Salli-adore 3660,
4452 Coreun. Nicholas 3661;
2180 O'Brien, Daniel A. , 3662_
, 2680 Kellogg. Edward Lewis 3663'
3154 Mass, Max 3664
_ 3390 Jennings, Burgili l). 3666
""“"’”"* 2747 Sigmnn, Horace M. 3666
2232 Bugeroweki, Mike 3667
B A K 3957 Bron, Frank E. 3668
. . 9 3576 Clark. William B. 3669‘
1731 Hoyt. Gould Jennings 3671i.»
,1568 Raymond. Thomas F. 3671*
OPTOMMRIST . 3741 Hylni'ln. Samuel 3672‘
4316 D} Mauro. Francesco 3673
é2689 K stinger, Otto ' 3674
[I WI“ m m 3630 eBenedict, Arthur [bl 3675;
' . , .1324 Stallone, William _, 3676
SRYPTOK Lle-tFoldlng Odom: il Gold I 74323 Hendricks, Samuel Ii. 36772
M m m m ”mun“ , 1366 Szabo, Louis 3678,
. l 226 Grnnson. Auguaet J. 3679
‘ M marinaded e: the oysu. Dew-of prescrip- i 180 Horn. Charles V. 3680
.' a 1397 Shelton. Leon Savage 3681l
_ “mm flied. m M' 4016 Boyd, Joseph Francis 3682;
_r 1_______ 2516 Wrinkowskl. Jozef 3683:
"”‘" "“ “"’ ’ ”—H' “ "‘ “ ““’ 'k‘—““ ' 4213 Parrinello. Nicolo 'Iltili‘i ‘
‘ 3177 'Kalai, Gabriel 3685

Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro-
tected? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can‘pro-

vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in our
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian 01
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if you desire.

Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Open a checking account and pay your bills by cheek.

The City National Bank
Bouthdlorwalk. Conn ‘

CENTRAL HOTEL
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l2270 Young, William Crawford 3686
2669 Millard, Richard Frank 8687

 

' 27 Gurnee, William Van. 3688.
' 1819 Scal‘pello, Salvatore J. 3680
{3679 Tucci. John l). 3090‘
1,2470 Callill. William R. 36911
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It you have experimented with other
treatmems and have tailed do not be
disoounnd. but try at our «perm
this truly motherland may.
Send right now {or I free trial be-
fore you forget it. Addre-
‘ THE PIP-OINNA COMPANY, ’
WIlum. Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Kn Extraordinary Offering of Dresses
will attract every woman who
is' in need of a new gown,

exclusive in style
This exceptional group oi" dresses
tune into the Road House under most

i'zlvo 'zllllc

circumstances.

They were

bought from a maker who found hilllscli‘
with too many and who was olillgcd to
let them go for n pi‘lCC. l‘hc materials

are 7l‘ricolcttc, Velour, ‘(leorgettc and \

Szltius. None of them were made to sell
for less than $47.50, several oi" them have

been $55.00 to $75.00.

One gown ot' Taupe Velour. made
tunic fashion over black satin is b ‘ndcd
most cil‘octivcly on the front. The petti-
cozlt and sleeves are of black satin, and
the tunic ends in a wide lnmd of monkey

fill.

 

New Stock of
_ " Aprons

Thanksgiving with
other holidays is ap-
proaching“ and new

aprons will be needed
by both ladies and

their maids. Indeed
it is becoming the
fashion lately for ev-
ery one to. wear at-
tractive aprons while
about household du—
ties. There are quan-
tities of daintymprons
either round, square

red. with or

 
 

or go
without bi
woman-y

be. plein or,
trimmed.

 
 

An individual Breakfast Set
For boudoir breakfast or invalid’s use.
Nippon and English China in very dainty
decorations. The

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plt‘t't‘S included:
Ten and Cutl‘cc Pot
Hot Water lug
\llitliu Dish
('rl't'nl Dish

Salt and Pepper Shakers

in him and pink, gold and pink, yellow and green with a
touch of gold, tan and pink, lavender and gold, and other

pretty combinations.

$4.50, $5.00 to $6.50

English China, pink and green set. .
English Porcelain. black and white l'hle design with pink

$12.00 for either.

TOM‘S.

Long Aprons, gath-
ered or gored.

Tea Aprons of dot-
ted swiss, lace‘ trim—
mod.

M.

Aprons- for lunch
eon serving and chef-
ing dish use, round or
square,

50, 75 cts. and $1.00

Aprons for the
waive”, good size,
plain gored or gath-
ered, embroidery
trimmed or Item-
stitched, "trendy
not;

 

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A Tricolette Gown of llltflltltfd
goltlt'll brown, has a gold t'olul't‘tl satin vest and
slight decoration of gold color. It is an unusual
t'nlllllllllllltlll, very effective.

Several Georgette Dresses are in navy and
only, made ()\'(‘l‘ silk drop skirts.

Other dresses are in Serge, or in mluhihn

tions of serge and satin. Touches of bonds and
braid. certain dt‘t‘Ol‘tlllHllS of unusual cllulurtor
about the neck. llnlul (‘llllil't'ildfil‘t‘tl buttons and
fringes, :lll oolnbillc to undo: this t-xllihit a lit»
tirenhlv llillltlh‘tllllt‘ group.

With this gathering are it very few Evening
lll‘t‘fiit‘s. lilostiy ill pink or light lllllt‘.

Tricolette lllodols in Mark, hrmvn illltl toll
\vvl'o $653.00

(tool-grotto ])rr.<.<os new $35.00

Sol-goo. Wool Jerseys ulul Surge and Sutiu
up to $47.50

Any selection at

$37.50

and please (,‘Ulllt‘ soon.
’ St't'ollvl lliml‘

U. S. Service Spoons

With a spread eagle

a service flag and one

star.
' ' . a h.
lollowlugjr . $200 8 c
Bridgeport Spoons
TC“ WP and Saudi-r Souvenirs whu-h

:ll‘t‘ nice to send to ah—
sollt friends.
$2.25 each.
Silvrr Shelton.
Candy
Long sticks of assort-
ed flavors,
80 cts. a lb.
Glazed Figs,
60 cts. a box.

Cronin Marshmallows,
70 cts. 3. lb.

Main floor.

The “ Mary Warren" Silver

. This is an old time pattern of great beauty
and dignity. It belongs on Sheraton or Colonial
Sideboards and will be the pride of. any woman
.ith‘takes delight in old fashioned s11ver. These
are odd pieces for serving and general dililllgr
room use. .

Sugar Shells,
Olive Forks,
(imam Lorilee.
Cheese Knives
and Sardine forks, .
'l‘oa Spoons. Butter Knives,

31.20 each. 3290 each-

Meat Forks, Gravy Ladies,
' 80.“ each. saw each.

Taunto Servers, I“

_ i '2 . t...‘ T‘! ‘.«—, 1";

Pliltc ’
Egg C up
Sugar and Cream

$1.85 each.

 

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