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..... maéflms
"é. was 1m:
"’I'hese are very pretty," said the
shopgiri as she W amber on
'the counter. "What cmor do you pro—
ter "
"it doesn’t. make any utterance:
was the unexpected reply.
“Doesn’t make any m1" e»
.0131“..- .- -. ..__ -. .. .._,, uuu‘
you think your wife would like a cer-
tain color.“
"No, it makes no (inference what
color 1 get or Mum size. 1 snail have
to come back tomorrow to have it.
changed.”
Local streams were flooded by the
storms of last week. The Noroton
river overflowed its banks and flooded
many fields on Friday and the smaller
streams also caused floods, the
min washed off the hillsides to the
streams.
To HEAL A COUGH
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY
35c.
Ave~4. .. g .
i ’9‘!!!" l. i” ”m“ --'l'rv a Sentinel Want Ad.
Stilt W as enemy aliens. be~
consent-{lei failure at the Enited
States to rarity the pm: “to and
necessitating , me‘ Federal action
iwhich would probably include an act
or Congress to remove the restric-
itions, approximately ' 400 applicants
for citizenship will not be allowed ‘0
appear before the next see-ion «moi
Naturalization branch of 610 Civil
Superior court which will 3' cannot!
by Judge John E. Keeler‘ on February
3. It is said that nearly 800 applica-
tions have been filed but the- cum
will be able to consider only half of
these.
Naturalization
Munich, inflamed a... representative
that only those citizens of Germany
and Ausytrinpflungary who hare tiled
their declaration oi intent at least two
years before the declaration or war
will be allowed to appear.
A federal order, he said. could bring
about the authorization of the other
cases but while this
siblc it was not probable he asserted.
Upon the ratification of the peace
treaty by the United States this can; Our momma, Lodge new ‘ meet.
dltion automatically ceases.
Albert Stadmeir, the federal game
warden from Washington. D. C.. is the .
ground being frozen so hard M the guest of County Game Warden \Vilhuri
1.". Smith in this city, today. Mr. Sun‘ii- :
(their has entire charge of all some ;
gmatters in the New England-States;
important I
'and in; looking up some
cases in this section.
PAW PAW, Mich, Jan 13 ’
Clerk Frank P.,
was quite pos-i
MEN‘I‘
chum 0: north!" in “won with ;
the mint her W Mandi
Talon- vm. has remitted a lizard ‘
statement she made to authentic: ‘
several weeks ago, which charged her
son-in-law, Joseph C. Virgo, with re-
nts. Tabor aromas! she told no >
truth on tile witness and at the cor-
onfl'e inquest when also said nature. 5
Virgo diet! in her am from an over [
dose of chloroform. selfiadmlni‘stered,l
l
to relieve her from recurrent attacks
of asthma.
In the statement she now repudi-p
ate,s, the eighty—year-old woman 49-.
elated that Virgo had performed an
illegal operation upon his wife, and!
expert testimony at the inquest was;
that such an operation caused the}
woman's ’dcath. Virgo is held on at
charge of manslaughter.
OUR BROTHERS’ - '
LODGE OFFlCERS
.. .. -fi..- —...
Installation Ceremonies w.-~.~e Con—t
ducted Last Evcn'no. .
in: and installation of oflicers last}
night. The oiflcers were: i
n. s to x. 0.—~aic‘hara Nesiim. l
L. S. to N. G.-——S. ll. \Vulklcy .
R S. to V G.——Roy C. Hill. l
L. S to V G—Percy A Taylor. g
R. S. S.-S. L. B. Ewartts. l
L. S. S.—H.. Fairchild. ;
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l Chaplain~St John Mon-ill.
i. G.——\\'. S. Bartram.
0. G.“ 1!. R. Joyce.
Moun‘
Awidc \‘al'lLl_\ «.i'
mixtures; Elm-lug;
sold {index-130'
7|
so w .__..._~—.,—_—.~..--1
ELL
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ON
u.
Gasoline _.
is to buy (rum than .
v- I 3 ”W 1
dealers ubicu . f
low. Tilt 3‘ as.” as.
"“‘P‘V'
r" a
_ mmc“gasolinc. " ' '7 ’ * , only SELYIJNT “ E ‘
t The best way 1:) , 508 "NY ——unil r533, sure, l. .‘I‘
_ .be sure that the ' samurai": ' powerful. Loot; .. f
' gasoline you buy fur (ha: let‘, l 4
measures up to “hit: and Bit: l ,,
L quality standards 804 X 2-:13' .‘zijfu
, l
The Sign:.fa and lilo Vu’cle's c) ;
Reliable [leaner Dost (Insoline :
. 3
DE H.533 \Vlli) SELL SOCONY RIOTOR (}.»\fii)l.lNl'l f g
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' SOUTH NORWALK, or. DARIEN, com. ‘
' Austin’s Garage F. Battenhausen ' l i
S. L. Benedict Daricn Garage f
Hardware & Auto Supply terling Garage l f
. . B. Hershfield " Station Garage 3
' f A. Mcdne f
O’Connor’s Garage nosorou, ooun. , §
.‘3. Tavlin ‘
~ Baur 6'1. 00
." i L. M. Wright '
’ Va“: Bros. 1?. H. Spellman ,-
. .-. Webb Bros. chansons, cons. E' .
NORWALK, CONN. 1" 3' Grew? * ‘
t I. Helfant- summons, or. ;
. l‘ . £3. Lockwood & C0. 8 B Guthrie
A. Lyon ' ' ' l
Preusser &. Sen 1' Reliant {
Reynolds Motor Car 00. WILTON com. ; l
é Fred Rowe ' R W X lo ' ' z
T. B. Wickwire in '11:" T l
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EAST NORWALK,’ CONN. ' WM“ ““38"
' . . L.
:édlfikiainere CANNONDALE, 00M; '
a .
3" O-T-Gresory . . .
nowav'rou. comm . was-room, cons. L '
Frank Lockwood - k Wm rt ' A
6
Andrew“ Hills ; 3.1.111;an ' . *
comm ,. f Macaroon, or. ', .; ‘
Pat. Mullaney "‘ n. w. Rabbell co. ' ' ' '
r ;. . ». . ,.‘ L ,. >l‘ ' ~ 4 .. . ,. 1:":i _ .7 1: :. i
i .. , . . STANDARD 01L. COMPANY of NEW YORK.» ., . ~ '
m " om?! 31-12., f j .
+31% !
91-. l . istffliflfg ’5”: ‘
. 53“" ' * Traveling Bags am}: Cases
. for theSom . hem Tourlst __l
l“ , When mane to: California, or Florida, -
Tahwsth' VyoumeofwaealBags.
Wakna‘walude,‘ ant El'ep hunt skins
WEDNESDAY, m N 1,,
1920
N“!
W"...
made up into serViceable bags and suit—
cases. They are aha very attractive and some are fitted ready for the journey. _.
Tourists’ Trunks
Formerly $14.00 Noam $§160
$15,063 $13.50
$18.00 $16.30
$20.00 $58.00
$25.00 $22.50
$30.00 $27.00
$35-00 $31.50
$4009 $36.00
W $45.00
$61-00 $54.90
'smoo $64.80
58300 $74-70
$105.00 $94.50
No new Dining Room Sets have recently appeared.
Both are dignified and elegant styles, yet not too large
’and both are well adapted to the requirements of a
moderate sized room. -
Louis XVI Set of ten pieces, brown mahogany. Round
dining table with fluted posts. China cabinet in
French style with latticed glass side doors and wide
shallow drawer for linens. Buffet with removable
silver tray of mahogany, having pads covered with
blue pongee. All interiors of these pieces are of
mahogany, beautifull finished. Serving table in
enclmd style. Panes on cupboards and drawer
fronts of crotch mahogany. Silver trimmings on
'«bufigggand serving table. Chairs with panel backs,
seats covered with blue haircloth in diamond design.
Regular $590.00
~ ' Sale price $550.00 75% , ‘5
Mahogany Set on_Hepplewhite lines, very elegant but
simple design. Drawer and door fronts with figured
pane.» -ge beautiful markings brought out distinctly.
Octa‘ "-"turned posts on all pieces. Large bufi'et,
chestwith cag‘acio 3 drawers and cupboards.
g‘73x78
Oblong 1n blew inches. Enclosed servin'
table. Cit/immigh backs, narrow cane pane,
seats covered witW‘damask. Nari-0w rope carving on
back of buffet, table apron and chair backs. Regular
price $755.00“ a, '
Sl'e price $640.00 Fourth flour.
January Sale Specials
Petticoats
Wool Jersey Skirts with graceful wide flounces of
taffeta or messaline in black or navy blue. Made to
sell for $10.50. These skirts offered now at
\ $7.50 5...... 4"
{All are splendid for winter weather. They are light
in weight but. very warm, and women will like them.
One hundred Taffeta Petticoats, all new shades, extra
good quality of Silk. Were made to sell at $8.50
$6.50 8......
These are in unusual shades of rose, peach, reseda,
purple and many changeable effects which are very
pleasmg.
Silk Jersey Petticoats in c}; ra sizes.
graceful flounces of taffeta.
$12.50 SM“
Silk Jersey “Pettihockers” in black and fancy shades
such .as purple, brown and gold with blocks, of con-
, trasting shades set in near the elastic. A very dainty
assortment. Women who object to wearing many
skirts Will like these. Regular price $12.50. ‘
‘ $9.50 SW“
1 Specials in Dinner Sets.
. and" .dd ‘Pieces of China
American Porcelain, 112 pieces. wide border dcs' f t, - _
lor buttons and pink moss roses, slightly damagegnisgs £0?)
“PM. 312 pieces, tan'bordcr \ 'ith: ' k -
gold edge, regular price $52.50 . ‘ pm roses and
These have
Second floor.
m
Ton CmndSaueer-a, of Nippon China, blue dragon design,
mil.“ was” Plates, also oatmeal saucers, English .
_ ., , "or use. . I3}
Fruit Saucers, very handy small, platters and salad at 5: iii;
» an, assemblages about is. ed:
Black Enamel, and Straw Matting snag
Cases Equally Reduced.
Formerly $15.00
$18.00
$20.00
$25.00
Nll\\-
’fl ”/1 'l}
'f: I-‘n "f.- m :r,
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3:
“So Handy to Have About the lion“ '1;
Step Ladder Chairs, of hard wood. wry
$2.25 9‘
Covered Ironing Boards, ready to pm rm 1
ular price 332.75
or chairs, 5 feet size, regular price $2.00
$1.75
Scrub Mops, long polished handles. cowl ,\':~ :1;
price 75, cts.
67 cts.
Tampico Scrub Brushes, just right le‘ My;
12 cts.
stairs or floors.
Electric Irons (how did we keep
them?) regular price $4.31
$3.78
Gas Irons,
price $1.98
complete with plug and >1.» , .. w
$1.45 '
Serving Trays. of Mahogany. fancy (mum .3.
$3.35
Mrs. Potts' Irons, 3 in a set. including ‘ ,
stand, regular price was $2.00
$1.79
I’arlom Brooms, No. 6, good quality cm-n v , ~
with glass
ular price $1.10
95 cis.
Bath Tub Seats. of oak, with rubber mm? v c ~.
$2.15
Liquid Wax Polish, for furniture or flu
42 cts.
regular 2.75
bottle.
O—Cednr Oil. small size 19 cts,
Large .9 79 if":
Aluminum Double Boilers. 2 pint size. rm}: ‘ v“ r.
$2.50
$1.85
Aluminum Sauce Pans. covers and. 0 mx: . - a l
handles, regular price was $1.75
$1.35
English Earthen Tea Pots. large sizv. 3? ‘9‘"
enough for the guests
95 cts.
Aluminum Handle Carving Sets, gmul 51m . “.-
regular price $1.50
$1.29
Meat Slicers, steel blades, strong riveted hm . , ., .-
ular 65 ctsl.
. 48 cts.
Bread Knives, splendid cutters, saw t‘tlgg.
price 35 cts.
. 28 cts.
Gas Heaters
II c a r t h styleheotcr',
open front, copper rc-
flectors, large burners, 2 .
Sizes,
Rgsgular
. .00 .85
$10.00 $65
Roma Cylinder Heaters
Blue Flame good heat.
ers, . ‘ $3.65
_ Oil Heaters
Nickel trimmed oil
heaters with s t e e l
fronts! regular $7.95
Now
Notion:
'7 3e Laces
4 (“i 'A bar!
":22’: T oueers P1 ~"~‘
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new
Hair Pi.) Cabinets
won- 5 c1.
Warren’s Hair Curl. 2 . I“
were [5 (15 W i
Wright's E Z Trinnmveu‘
\VCI‘C :5 Cl\ l:
Brnuierce
were F‘voo
. ‘ . -,,. for.“
Sanitary Dress PM ‘2‘
were 3c) (is q C"
A til
(ta
75 ct!
3"“ . a»..- . \x'ggoifa) 7': N
Center Coil Burners, ‘3 Toys ‘
large round ”mm!“ Toys included in ”'9
31mm vast amount of
January Sale arc m
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