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h .0! m inane done in Connecti-'
. —-~ lcut durlu 1918. it is expected that;
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W. "Rating from n col- "10m it I: desired by Mr. Cheney;
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> - the now get» it is expected thst the 5.000 went-
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. ' 0 patients and will putlclpete in this dflve. which
M ‘ ' promises to be onion; the most pro-
.ductive or mulls of sny yet attempted:
_ Glance B. “who. who has been in this state. in discussing this drive1
,M ill with influence for the todcy Mr. Cheney sold: ‘ l
, ”in“ weeks. ll now W I”. “The Treasury Departinent ha 13‘
a”. pi VII nouns his chosen sued an ultimatum to the ell'eot that
“u frosts-Ilium Ole-tiny at OmmllthoUnlmlnexpcM:
“m. enjoin attest, Donhury. 12m raise its quota. tor wu- savings. ln‘
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The W. “filament certitl-étho first time in my oi its wu- en-9
.. NIH!!! the state seal and aigu- denvors it is necessary that we silt
r Holcomb, hove been get busy during the remaining six‘;
nod!“ It the Mice oi the Form 1311‘ week: oi the you. Only half our quo-‘
"m our emanation to .11 boys no to has been raised. We succeeded
Rik *«m‘ in records at work in beyond our loudest expectations in‘
lulu Food Army pm- the Liberty Loan. Red Cross, United!
I"; tr'er Work and other drives. Let in .
“,_, ,__.. ow raise our war envin
' with the Hotel !ort- Janum 1." n qua W?
for businees‘ ’
, August“ 1% FARMERS' DAIRY COMPANY '
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famed! 0011““ o: to auto roe 31,500,
on Elm stream ‘
M old in- , Several Other Minor Actions Filed ln‘
made in the! Common Pine Court
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! F'. W. Hutch filed suit today in the
Court of Common Piece nninst the
Fat-mew Dairy company for 31,500.
The plnlntm claims that ho lent the
defendant $1,102.17 which was never
repaid.
John Gallagher and Margaret Gal
lugher filed suit against Catherine D.
Csnty for $330 damages. The plain-
iil't alleges that on October 24, 1918.
the defendant employed him to
promo ‘burini and bury the
body of (looms Mortar. The
p m to 'l‘rul! plaintiff alleges that the defen-
oi them “1’ ‘“‘{ dsnt agreed in pay him the sum
of $310 for expenses, The egrocmenti
O'Brien.
and more. The run
identified with the but
city mended a dinner
tlte Biltmon hotel in New
cording to his claim and damages are
netted for the tailor-eat the defendant
to keep the agreement. .
Claims ior damages for 8350 were
filed in the court this morning by
Maurice Solo’wsy company which has
an oflce in Bridgeport. against Harry
Wright. and others. The plainllti.nl-
logos that 3500.“: lent the defend-
ants which wu- nevu- repaid.
Damages to the extent of $1,000
claimed in a suit filed by Helen To":
sum .Amohl Turner and Frank
'-' u . Mr. Werner it!
We who were ll. the wee
“.le when the 12:26 train
out only thlsufiiornlnx vii;-
noun} mm o in W 38 0°“
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. Alleges that some of money to the
amount oi 5800 were deposited with
the demonic with'ihe undersundlnx
that it would be returned her upon do-
nned. The plaintiff images that she
- hoe demanded the money end the do
tandem has not returned it. '
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
was carried outhy the plaintiff tic-i
against John Petroslty. The plaintiff;
Choice Sets
Diningtodm Furniture
some
specie! for Thenko
‘ A very inviting dieting has been arranged
for the coming week. Queen Anne Set of fen
pieces in either Mahogany or Alum Walnut.
The distinguishing features of this style are
"the simple and dignified lines, the gracefully
curved cabriole logs terminating in club or
“puppy feet" as they are familiarly tanned, and
the aim-city of carving or other onmmnutation.
'l‘he sideboard is 60 inches long.
Regular price $295.00,
$24000 special for Thanksgiving.
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ourth floor.
For the Cook's Convenience
Aluminum Kettles, the kind with flat bot-
toms and bulging sides and safety style covers.
Water may be tinned out without removing cov-
ers. Heavy guagc metal, 6 qt. size, regular price
51.95 mm
Frying Pens, 9-inch sizes with long it...
dies, :1 very convenient pan for tho small house-
hold, regular price, $1.25.
$1.00 M
$2.25 ‘
A Covered Roaster
for the fl'henbglving bird
The perfect style pan for any roast. turkey,
chicken, goose, beef, or pigling. The couvcxr
cover allows for self basting, and none of the
Will flavor of the meat is lost. It is shown in
sizes to suit. any family.
Black iron, square, 74 oh. and up.
Black iron, oval and seamless, $1.50 and up
Gray Enamel, oval and scamlcw. $8.00 and up.
Lisk Enamel, seamless, Mill) sud upl.
Aluminum, seamless, coco and up.
Open Drip Pens in iron. cnamcl 9nd alumi-
num.
‘l'hlrd door.
A Handy Plum'Pudding _
The Oxford Fruit Cake is a very choice mix.
tut-e of fruit and nuts, specially prepared for the
Holidays. It may be had in light or dark style.
When steamed hot and served with a delicious
pudding sauce it makes a good substitute. for
~plum pudding.
One pound cakes, 60 etc.
Sunshine Section. basement.
Amberina Glass is a lovely thing. It‘sejems
that nothing could be found more appropriate for
cranberriés than an Amberina bowl, of clear
warmly tinted glass and the rim shading to a
regular cranberry red. It would be cQually
good for apple sauce or stewed quihcoet V
Anabel-ins is selling at half price this com»
ing week. », '
Bowls, were $5.00 for $2.50?
* were $3.50. - for $1.75
were $2.50 fora.”
were $2.74 for $1.38
The blending
the wonderful color. . ‘
4 An English Dower Ghost is of solid Milhogg. ,.
any standing: 28 inches high and ,48 inches 1%? .
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. mchestlined .witlicednr‘and cqhippedwitlt . .
a convenient slidingtrey. .‘A fine motion? .7
thrift,“ good WW crunch-w.
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of gold \with the glass malice ‘
Fun-silicate for Thanksgiving
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