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WINTER
AHEAD OF US
ULSTERS ‘
FOR REAL WINTER
ARE HERE
AT THE RIGHT PRICES
$37.50 to $55.00
ALL WOOL
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Joseph Davis
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On the Close of a.
W
LVery Successful Year
numu‘snnal
1EATH3_l_Il_N_ll_VEMBEIl
There were 58 births, 31 deaths and
if. marriages in Norwalk during No-
vember. according to the records of
town Clerk Herbert R. Smith. The
~umv|lete vital statistics for the
unnlll follows:
,Vov. Births.
f‘wrW'illiam. to “‘illiam and Alice
Ireland. '
.'}-—Daisy, to Lester and Grace Fair-
child.
“re—Gordon, to George and Emily
Ross.
“. wLeonard, to \Vallace and Estella
Palmer.
‘. Charlotte. to Lewis and Charlotte
Smith.
_.' James. tol.ewis and Treasa Nagy.
Janice, to Arthur and Mary San-
derson.
é" Elizabeth,
Nolan.
x reMary. to Phillip and Mary Sher-
wood.
1? . \Villiam, to Harold and Eva Ray-
mond.
w>7isadie, to Miles and Gladys Robert-
son.
I—Alfred, to Alessandro and Aniella
(‘aradonna
lee-Joseph, to Rocco and Giovanni
to W'illiam and Julia
Cianci.
Tot—Elinor, to Raymond and Adeline
Wilson. .
'12——Anthony. to John and Pauline
Ogrnc.
12~~Ernest, to Ernest and Emma
Scholz.
lZ—Marion, to Allen and Elizabeth
7 Lewis.
Cflehillip, to Phillip and Victoria.
Mezzucco.
lie—Jennie, to Jacob and rimma Mor—
gan.
2-»r-Catherine, to Giuseppe and Nina
Picione.
‘JerRobert. to George and Hattie
. VVhone. '
lmAnnie, to George and Julia Tay:
lor.
‘17—William, to Frank and Ruth Allen.
.‘ lrwJoseph, to Stephen and Julian Ku-
rensky.
ilvalex, to Alex and Katalin Tarnas.
aft—"Frank, to “'illiam and Minnie Al-
lington.
"9~Gabri€l, to Gabriel and Irene
Kalay.
:‘57 Lillian, to Stephen and Bertha
Goodwin.
E‘RHBruce, to Cyril and Lucy Wilkins.
s—Melania. to Stanislaus and Ursula
Czulewicy.
I—nRosamond, to Joseph and Mary
Murray.
‘i‘aVarmth. Comfort. Pleasure
Be Sure It’s An
International
tine Pipe Heater
Durable——
——Economical——
——-Serviceable
One that is fully guaranteed or
noncy back. You get a written
guarantee with each heater. You
an not lose. Try one before the
"ext advance and save money.
DI‘Up in and let us explain and
how you one.
lienry Allegehen
LOCAL AGENT
Plumbing, Heating, Min:
56 Water 8t., South Hm
Phone 478-3.,
Coats of a soft warm h
Near remarkably well.
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Completed by soft collar
lurable.
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* “HOWLAND’S
Entrances on Main St., Fairfield Ave, Cannon St.
Women’s unusual
coats $21.50
eavy wool velour which will
Made in one of the new good styles. with pleats. belt
around—and lined w1th lustrous long-lived
Venetian.
of good fur. both warm and
Colors are these good and seasonable ones: brown.
iavy and reindeer.
Actual value of each coat $8.00 more
than its price of
Second floor.
Athena is unique '
underwear
$21.50
Athena underwear is proving its worth each season
underwear is so shaped
more and more With women. It has all the warmth and
comfort of other sorts and then something else.
Athena
that it actually fits: this is because
it is cut and tailored like one’s coat or blouse.
Athena vests and union suits are narrow across the‘hard “59'
back so they are smooth and unwrinkled. They have full-
ness at the front to Insure comfort.
Athena pants and union suits have a patented seat
which is a real protection at all times. This too. is wonder-
fully comfortable.
Yet Athena costs no more than other underwear of
similar fabric quality. For example
Medium weight. fine cotton. Athena vests are
Athena special union suits. high. neck
sleeevs. or Dutch neck. Wlth elbow sleeves $2.25 and $2.50:
Medium weight union suits. 10w neck style with no
sleeves and either knee or at
$1.25 and $1.35
Athena drawers and tights of ‘similar quality
$1.25 and $1.35
with ‘ long
ikle length $2.20 and $2.50
Lcl't aisle, roar.
Refreshing toilet wares
of special price
on thinc;3 needed every day.
Dr. Lyon‘s l‘ooth Powder .17
Dr. Lyon‘s Tooth Paste .17
Kolynos Tooth Paste .10
Pebcco Tooth Paste .36
Pepsodcnt Tooth Paste .37
Forham's Tooth Paste .4.)
Daggett & Ramsdell's Cream
tubes .08 &
Dagsett & llamsdell's Cream
jars .23 & ."
.25 &
.17
Here is illustration of the store’s money saving prices
Mavis Face 'l‘owdcr .1»
)lenncn’s 'l‘alcum Powder
Mavis Tnlcum Powder
(.‘uticura Soap
Physician's and Surgeon's Soap
Packer‘s Tar Soap
“’oodbury's Soap
Mulsified Cocoanm. ()il
Cutex Manicure Sets
Sunset Soap Dyes all colors
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sport
fskirt special
Little lot of ,iaunty, sensible. graceful skirts, as good
for service through entire spring as for today and weeks
to come.
Fabric is a special heavy wool iersev. Substantial
and ideal for skirts of this type.
They are given distinctive air by smooth even pleats
and effective patch pockets.
Grey, heather and reinde
Unusual value.
Second
er.
$12.50
floor.
Shoes to serve
boys
Here is a limited number of heavy winter shoes for!
well
Duplex
Opaque window shades
texture.
Regulation full size of
lectlons.
full of
Just out.
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Green one side. white
spring rollers complete with brackets for hanging.
Usual price of such shades is
been thrown out ’ by the maker becz‘
It takes keen eyes to find most of those
imperfections—vet price is
Tilll'tl fl, Ul'.
Two books
Each by a master.
style. but each full of life and action.
“The Great Impersonator" by E. Phillips Ow ,,
shades
special 950
of good thickness and firm
on the other Side.
36x72 inches. l“"“""‘l€ti on
$1.39-——these have
.use of little unper-
95c
thrills
Radically (liti'elcnt in.»
helm;
boys. They are the tough. stout kind that winter brings: Claimed to be the best story that Oppenheim ever wrote!
into greatest service and how they will stand up under=
Added to their wear and
special price 1n each case.
Heavy tan Elkskin bluch
Storm shoes. high cut. heavy tan leather
Smaller boy’s high cut heavy storm shoes
strength. is the merit of the
$4.15
$4.15
$3.65
ers
Boy’s tan shoes. English style, with nararow toe $6.50
Heavy high-cut shoes wi
shoes ~ ~
Waterpro‘ofed heavy tan shoes. blucher style
Black calfskin Sbluchers.
Black calfskin bluchers.
Main floor,
th buckle top. great skating
$5.00 and $6.50
$6.00
heavy soles $5.00
waterproofed soles 3365!?
l'(‘il 1‘.
Most beautiful of
new comfortables
r Too bad these couldn' have arrived before Christmas,
What delightful gifts they would have made.
. _ But they have lost nothing in beauty and in warmth]
givmg power through being
(?.ela\'ed--—fol' they are a re-
markable combination of both.
Filling is pure wool. very light and soft and fine. ’Tis
held in place by close even stitching in attractive desrgns.
Covers are in plain delicious shades of blue and pink
.39: and rose. A few have border in cozor. the center in Per—
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fight again.
‘ Special
place of either.
and lasting.
11 service in three .
years and it 18 still in use.
} of 79c a square yard
; Looks like hardwood.
sanitary.
‘ patterns.
Its designs are clear and attractive.
, A remarkable tale of the German Espionage Skfil'eli'r.
io love. of_actlon. Thls story proves once more Mr. Dimer-—
thelm s ablhty—also. why Germany had such hatred for
him as to put him on the proscribed list '
$1.79
_ “Lynch Lawyers” by Wlliam Patterson White. A
Wild-west story which 18 both Wild and west—and ab-
sorbing. A tale of cowboy and holdup men. anda man
falsely accused of murder. It's a story of fight. not and
at there 1s.an unusual love story running
through the entire narrative. " "
Main floor, rear,
. Neponset Flooring
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lot 690
Neponset is light weight. tough, long» wearing. floor
('"Vel‘llle'. It is not otlcloth nor linoleum. Yet it takes the
Colors are Q‘Oud
How it wears! Qne housewife has had the same piece
different. places wltlnn the past three
A limited lot in lightnnd dark colors. including the
much wanted blue and white tile pattern
instead
9c
Parquet Rug Filling
. . i For use around rugs to give
effect of oak flooring. LaSlly kept clean.
Thorou gh; v
2 feet wide 59C 8. yard—1 yard wide 69c
Texoleum Flooring
‘ _ A felt—back floor covering which looks much
Lprinted l1noleum. Good tile and hardwood and figured
lire
59c a square yard.
.36 .15 c 1 4‘ ' '1], , . . "
Frostma 39 mm 1 {Jan ' a‘tm Door mats are real neccssuy for weeks to come.
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Gourand‘s Oriental Cream $1.23 cam-mm 25.4.3233, Large enough to be a real protection. J, no 1119351118; What a lot of dirt they keep f1 om Ulllllllg” into the house.
mm” Hmwv & Almond Cream 3-, Listmm 3..-_33._.;3!72x78 inches $12.00 and SIGQOEQVOO spemal lots of good size cows, and lllllbela‘ re%ul-f:.,-
m Blache Face Powder .39 Witch Hazel 05.25.55; o... ., 1,40
Java Rici Face Powder .33 l’rroxide of Hydrogen 4 oz .09} Main floor, rear. Third l‘ltwr: (In-pd Srwtinlp
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_._ ‘— __ M0" ‘ _ M
S-Maria, to Andrew and Mary H‘lt-E (lina de Panfills. 29dl’rances Raucm. 27 years. 3~~Gerardo rle Nicola and AmeliaAtwater, assistant to the city solicitor. business it is to starch for and ii: ,1
ltai. ilk—John, to Thomas and Anastacia tin—Annie Pugsley, 79 years. Salvi. They heard so many stories of for- natural gas. But spectacular and
15..)[ortimmg to David and Hester. Flaherty. Marriages. 17-. Donato Santapolp and (.‘arnielanunns being made in the new develop picturesque speculation and financing
Rosenberg. . it 7““31103‘. to “'alter and Ella Reed. 1T~4£lmer A. Gillman and Julia Mega. Angiollo. Intent that they found a bit of land not are not lacking. Stories of mo s :—
20__}. Stephen and Biag(1;;128r—(;P()l'ge to Stephen and Elizabeth 9—mllomer D. Smith and Maria K. Wee-William \V. Redway and Bertha under lease, contracted for a derrick, ccsrcs of some persons who have be-
Domonkor. ‘ _ ii, lion-hiss. Simpson. Heidel. and organized a company. Drilling is come rich over night have attract”!
22»—ol‘l._lt...., to Joseph and Lillie Eli—James, to Annetta Amati. 25~eTholnas J. Hickey and Ethel M. 27—7Kurth K. Morer and Helena F. to be. commenced as soon as the plant Ol.ll"l‘>’ until the boom has claimrd
Federici. 30~»Anton, to Thorsten and Anna Sta~ Raynor. ‘ Wolfe. is on the ground. wide attention.
25.n1)onam, to Albert and Emma Hall. bell. . lgmnoland “3 Leg-g and Marion L. 27~Stanley W. Bedient and Lillian M. Development in the Snake {follow ”WWW-
24—Dorothy, to James and Caroline Deaths. Stewart. ' 0- Mourison. ' . . , field is going onuw‘ith every eminence, The Tickle Makes you ngh
Little. 1~—Joln J B' kl ’ a, v M} 19~John A. Gearon and Eunice E. -.~AJohn M. Sniffln and Jeanette G. of the old time “lid-cat 011 and gas ilAl'li‘S HEALING HOSE"; Stops
Ill—Agnes to Arthur and Ella Gleave.. ,, 1 ~ ”C 93' “‘ >ear~ W'illiams Osborne. boom. Town lots on the edge or the . y , -I ll -l' l": "‘lv- 3, ‘ ‘l
17—Ormarido to John and Maria Ren- °~Gemige M- Olmstead, 70 years. 19.3.1011“ J 'Lee . and Margaret M 29—Chester S. \Voodworth and Julia city which three months ago wore ‘1“? DC“ "- "" " '-“" J “0““ ‘l ‘
zulli ’ leatrick H‘ Troy, ‘5 years. “7311511: ‘ Lamson. next to worthless are selling for as Cures the (finish. 3%. A f‘ree box of
19-Angelo to Michele and Rosina. Ru- 5—015”? Muller, ,26 years. 19~P3dw*ard J. McCarthy and Marga- 20—Frank W'. Pfahl and Marie '1‘. Orr. much as $10,000 each. and every time GROVES () l'liNTRATE 5m. 1.,1-
bino. ’ 3—;5’131‘31; Stamlltgn; 58 years. ret D. Sarosi. . 26*Harry Soloman and Dorothy B. a new well comes in the price goes up. chest Cold” ”Hm (V0135 a.” (“Tum
— . . to Albert and Mildred “‘ e or ,- one, “0 years. ~_~ ' . ,v 3 Jones. A number of important wells have V, W ’. 1' ‘
18 3211:3222? S_EF?D§II?h lghLowngeséges years. 1‘ ;::%?:12 Wolf “ anna and Iary 27—Alfred M. Crowley and Elizabeth been brought in by companies whom “1th 3‘9” mm“
he ' larles and Veron Mori- “ uza 9 erwoo . years rm} . . . Skidd. '
2" 2:3; m C] likauretée A. Jennirzsis, 69 years. 0 $2333“? Beers and Laurel L 29-wnnam a. whaley and Ermmie ”w.-- __ , "Mn-.-
_._L - . . l and Anna Bo- nut .Wansonm, years. __ , i . L. Scabrook.
26 $1331" to Michae ii—gathgngginf. Stoi'gr, 11 months 11 Saga F. Olmstead and Lyd a E 10~Charles A. Bouton and Anna Hen-
— ' d Grace Burt- -* a ' Pm‘ln' . years- — I and La r Ham- Grid“?-
28 gem lg gingham Angeline 10—Haw1ey Partnck, .5 years. 4 $50?“ 1‘ W9 “ 3* 1.54.0.3. w. Dow“... and Ruth Mc- TRY OUR non-mnn CANDIES
27—33216!’ g 15~Elizabeth McCarthy, 65 years. 5—Walter De Pledge and Emma. S. Farland. r -
27 James to Carmen and Marie Char-:17—Chafles W- Lane, Sr., 80 years, Crous . ll—William G. R993 and Ida 31- Cl‘O' AND BRICK AND BULK ICE CREAM ‘
“ ' ’ ; 17—Mary 1. Bell, 75 years. ' nin.
riott.
Pellegrino. .
25—Angeline, to Tony and Maria Are-
25—01 ibraiso, to Pasquale and Maria913*Wi11i3m La Page. 41 years.
\18—Mary Varady, 43 years.
18-John E. Flaherty, four days.
na. - '
lz—Edith, to Charles and Lottie Phil-
li a.
27—W‘iiomas, to Thomas and Ethel
Canty.
26—Vchert, to Arthur and Hattie So-
, le .
26—.) yeph. to Natale and Antonia
Ballantanl.
2.3.41;ng to Antonio no anv
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21—Mary Houston, 73 years. ‘
gill—Adele R. Johnson, 29 years.
:22—-—Thomas H. Quick, 68 years.
Ill—Maria M. Rossetto, 64 years.
l25—Mary E. Merritt, 41 years.
'25—Lydia A. Keeler, 86 years.
ills—Williams. Kemp, 85 years.
zs—rAnnig would, 40 years.-
fze—efienry Linux. 89 years.
new Webs- am
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26—Frank Seer and Angela Kozusky.
27—Charles A. Lamb and Nora C. Col-
lins.
27—21mm A. Steinberg and Nina B.
Murphy. r.
19——Davld Galligan and Lillian Peter-
son.
27—John'0. Dish-ow and Marcella M.
Herbs. . _
Hot-nouns J. Donnell: and (lot5
" trade JLBmlenn. ,
6~Joseph Crudo and Ida Carrafiello
14—Roeco Patricelli and Catherine
Kelly.
M'KEESPOR‘I‘. Pa... Dec. 30.——Wo-
men financiers have entered the nut-3
ural gas field. developed during the
’past few months in Snake Hollow, :1-
most within the city limits. and- are
10 soon Inn! 31'.
mom or m omm_
AND WATCH FOR OUR LARGE ADV. IN THE SENTINEL
EVERY FRIDAY WITH OUR SATURDAY SPECIALS.
New England Candy C0.
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