URSDAY, DEC. 4, 1919
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, L0 AS HORSE‘THIEF.
knew that Thorpe was 'concerned in
Thorpe Arrested '" Danbury the case of the stolen horse and
for Newtown Officers.
i‘ilY. Dec. 4. — Charles
“"10 has, been in Danbury for
time. was arrested by the local
is week on the charge of
I. a horse and wagon in New-
unduy night. He was turned
Dupiiy Sheriff M. D. Bet-rs of
. and taken to that place.
denits taking the hone and
but he is Mild to have made
to go he was placed under arrest at!
the request of the Newtown officers.
It is alleged that Thorpe took a.
horse and wagon, the property of Mrs.
Nora Crowe of Botstord, Sunday
night. ' He at first denied having been
in the vicinity Sunday, but later, the
police say, he admitted that he was
which have implicated in ‘Newtown but denied taking me
.' it was sir-.imihthis noon that home. The horse and wagon were.
: pected thit‘ “-9 WOUId make 3. found on Coalpit Hill. where the one »
.' uplete sizwment and one who had stolen them had left them at-
muld clear up he case. In this :ter riding in from Newtown.
learing will be held, but if 5‘
_-‘es not “come throug " as!
'1 termed it. a hearing will be
DESERTION IS PLEA IN
TWO DIVORCE CASES
Desertion is given us the reason for
the pica in two divorce petitions filed
in the‘Civil Superior Court this morn-
ing. Both cases are returnable to the
January session. Edward Ambrozi of.
Bridcr-port m cks a imputation from
Bertha Amhmzn of Northampton. Pa...
8 arrest came about through 1
act. Monday night he walked
a police station and asked for
fa lodging. Sergeant Dauchy
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N YOU WASH YOUR HAIR
next time you wash your hair.
few drops of McK & R Coconut
claiizi‘ng that Slit‘
, him Billy 1. 19m. lie says her maiden
" ”‘00, and after WNW”: ”1" pump was Bertha Sutnmn, and he gives
: b into a, lather. You Will bYihis marriage date as March 18. 1910.
ed how quickly 3'9“ “m 20': 3;Thc“o is on.) minor child, Edwaul. age
-ig foamy, cleansing, luilwr, You . eighL ' .
: surprised how much more in- Hobart E. Ilradlry of Bridgeport
“2 it will n‘lake your head feel, . wants a divorce from his wife Myra
hen you use the ordinary sham-{Bradley of New Haven claiming that
:1 ”5‘; i. she loft his bed and board, Novmnbcr
much l 15, 19l5. llor maiden name was Myra
Will Hall.
February 20. 1892.
will be surprised how
r and heavier looking it
your hair.
" (iv R Coconut Oil Shampoo com.|
1a hair tonic. 2* cleanup“ "m1 31H use WATER powsn PLANT.
. ff enmim'“ Hm" “W“MS‘ WATERBURY.. Dec. ~l.——Electricity
:im it excellent. , ‘is now being generated at the huge
; COM 0f PICK 8‘ R (‘m'm‘im 0“ lnew waicr powcr plant'of the Connec’
poo is “Qt much: your (ll'utzgist ‘ti\cut Light & Power Company at Stev-
t' enson. Onc oi‘ the big turbines, there
i ' is now in opreation and since last.
night the Stevenson plant has been
carrying about twenty per cent. of
the load in generating electricity :or
lighting and powcr in this city. Other
turbines will he placed in operation as
tested until all are in operation. The
flooding of the 10-mile reservoir
created by the big concrete dam
across the Housatonic river is practi-
cally complete.
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wilfully deserted *
Hr- says they \V‘Cl‘e married on ,
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accommodated the man. although he'CUMMINGs DENIES con.
Homer S. Cummings. chairman of replied that it was not. Several liti-I ,
wagon in Newtown- Thorpe spent the Democratic National committee. icians have been here to see mg? he leases 0‘ mumps in Greenfipm Hm "é
the night in the tramp room, but in genial! is a statement last night that ésaid. “but only for the purpose of. dis- ireported by School Physician, l... E.
the _morning, instead of bein allowed e 8 iscussed in The Stratiield in cussing the eneral litical situatio . 5 - “ .
g Bridgeport with United States Mar- « .mg po :1 ‘Poole Of Brldgeport' Mumps seem ‘0
shall William in. Palmer of Oxford. :NO JURY TRIAL. FOR IRISH ms.
the matter or appointing prohibition:
inspectors for the Connecticut dis
trict.
terview did say that the a intment ’dall newa toda , has decid .
must be made ‘soon. ppo ’ y y ed to sus ‘total was 19'
The nationg] chairman and the .lcnce in Ireland and to substitute trial:
marshal were in conference at The ;by 8 commiSSion 0‘ three ilmigeS-
Stratfleld until a late hour last night." BR’T'SH. EXCHANGE 'RNLL-llES' “‘9" l
*‘ rife som nonwm m alarmist. WM...
- ‘ IMr. Cummings when asked if it was lGREENl'IIELD HILLS HA
FERENCE'ON Appom‘r- [true that the conference was for the. 33 CAsEs :F'fiUMPS
MENT OF “DRY" lNSPECTORS purpose or making the appointmentxal FAIRFIELD D90 44:11.77. three
ibe gaining steadily from figures gath—
TURBERS lered by Dr. Poole.
LONDON, Dec. 4. Via Montreal.——-§ 'On December 24 there, Were 1‘4 cas-
Mr. Cummings during the in- The British Cabinet. according to the ‘ es. ‘On December 1. a week later the
mend trial by jury for crimes of vio-i _
—'1‘ry a Sentinel Want Advcruie
HOWMNDS
Entrances on Main St.. Fairficld Ave. Cannon St.
Shop Every Day Before the Clock Strikes 6.
Have you stopped to realize that. it is but three weeks
to Christmas day itself? High time to be about holiday
shopping in real eanest! Need we say that the store is in
holiday spirit: and crowded with holiday wares: and that
we are all eager to be of real help to you in every way. But
' the store does not neglect your regular needs: we arm,
ready with all scasonable wares ton.
Time yet for
greeting cards
If you lose not a moment of limo. no can \ ct make
sure that Your personal Erecting t'Ell't’ls For (‘liriflmas are
here on time.
Handsome and distinctive designs in rare combina-
Good Furniture in the Dining
Room Will Whet the Appetite
How much more refreshing and appetizing is a meal when served in a room
which'contains all the elements of beauty in its attractive dining room furni. .
ture! Here are ten pieces—all bear earmarks of the finest construction and
design. Made in the ever-popular William and Mary design and finished
with charming decorations on buffet, china. cabinet and serving table. The
ma .
mails have leather seats. Fumed 031:, $298.00.
Angevillc Furniture co.
THE UNIVERSAL‘CAR
Have You Heard the Story
of the soldier-cook? He was asked: “How do
you prepare hash?” He replied: “You don’t pre-
pare hash—it just accumulates.”
And that’s like orders .‘ for Ford Ton Trucks.
They just accumulate. '
Our truck orders are pouring in from all points.
We knew this would happen—we’re prepared for
the flood—and as a result we are making prompt
truck deliveries at present. .
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The reasons for the rush are plain: .13- and.“
-\ gn-nuint Fol-(l Motor'Coinpany product, de-
s‘zuiml and built toi- a special service.
-\ price far below comparison.
l‘lrnimmy of opcration.
E‘l‘lippcil with big, trouble-saving pneumatic
til'r‘x. V
ilmly N'lt‘ifillOll to best fit any business.
A l't‘ill lie-truck for around $800 repcnding‘ on
body sclcction). \
THINK WHAT VALUE THIS IS!
THE RUSH IS BOUND TO CONTINUE
Our earnest advice is to order’your Ford Truck ,
N OW. while we can make prompt delivery.
YOURSTRULY.
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THE UNIVERS'A‘L CAR
JUST . You NOTICE , THIS:--’-
When you are on the street—dovm—town—around the busy marts of trade—
about the shops where they produce things—inst; you take a peep into the
faces of the men who pass by. Just you take notice that about every other
man has a happy smile on his face. Chances are 100 to l—that man with a
cheerful look has placed his order for his.new'Ford Car and has been guaran-
teed early delivery! He knows he won’t be disappointed next summer!
We’re doing NOW—every day—a bigger business than we ever planned to
do at the height of the spring rush! Wise folks—and nearly every one is
- wise these times—are not playing the old puss-in-the—corner game of wait
They’re taking our
and hide until everybody else has got his Ford Car. .
' sound advice—Order Now—and get immediate delivery. A few weeks from
now Ford Tourings and Ford Runabouts Will be harder to snap up than the
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very mischief. . .. . .. mm.
». J ‘-.)“n far
Busy is no name for it. My telephone is ringing pretty nearly without let-up.
If you think we are exaggerating the situation iugt call me by phone to place
der. One purchaser tried it two hours this week before ”he succeeded
your 01‘ a case of “Mr. Flint’s line is busy.”
in reaching yours truly. It was always
YOURSTRULY' {,.5
tions of color . and a great diversity Of them at command.
But be prompt to make choice without one. bit (If dc—
lay. .
Dozens and dozens of Christmas cards are g‘ailv spread
out—it's a delight to choose one each of many sorts and
send good wishes in variety or guises! Some as little as
five cents each. others to 25¢. And some special collec-
tions of 8 at 25c and 11 at 500. 1’
Main floor, rmu‘.
§ Perfumes have
holiday air
I
I
l
i Miro-Dena are notably Christmassy in their clever
‘new packages. And how delicious in their varied odors :—-v
i perfumes—$1 to $8.50 . toilet \ 'atci's—$7 to $7.90
1 sachet—75c to $225- talcums—M to $2
; Clever little incense sets have either round or square
gburnerz—burners at 50c and 75c. incense at 50c.
ml New Cutex manicure sets are quite complete and in
special dress too—39c to $5.
_ Military brush sets. ebony or natural wood—$1.75
to $6.50.
Tasteful sets of Keep-Clean brush with comb. some
with mirror. very eflicient and (humble—$1 to 314.
Decorated brush sets. mirror. brush and comb of
white with figures—$4 and $4.50.
(,‘cliicr aid-c, fi‘mit.
-Good bathrobe
' 8r slippers--$7.50
Greatest brincer of ease and comfort that any man
could Wish. -
Robes made from' a handsome warm robe of flannel.
Many patterns. gray. blue. brown or green. '
Loose and comfortable. but warm and ease—assuring.
With slippers that match— $7.50
Main floor, rear.
Calendars are
ready for all.
From dainty sort for writing" desk to brisk and busi-fi
neslike affairs that. men will like—ready!
Friendship calendars. busy men’s calendars. calem
dare to stand upon desk. calendars to hang over desk—a-
ready.
There’ll be no finer time to choose than now, '
25c to 75¢
Main floor, rear. ~
The [lowland Dry Goods Co.
warn: BRONCHIAL 3m
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