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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 21, 1920 · page 2

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price to accommodate your wish to invest. A largepurt of the
purchase price con rennin on mortgage. .

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DRESSES

They are-wonders in values and like every one of our
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120 Washington St.

Two Good Reasons

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liarly since tin wood alcohol scare.

Every Woman’s Fashion Shep’l

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Are a necessity in every h0'11et0 meet
in temperature. They begi i to radiate heat the minute they
are lighted and may be cat :ied from room to room as needed.
A NUMBER OF MODELS IN 81‘ OK
WE SELL PERFECTION OIL COOKERS TOO

these sudden changes

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Imam s F lannelette Garments
:fGertrudes, buttoned on the sloulder, 1, 2 and 3 years,
. . 59c and 89c
Wrappers, featherstitchuL in blue and pink .. 89c and $1.00
Jacliets with turn-back collars .............. 250 and 600
Night Gowns, plain, buttoned in the front with draw string at
bottoms ................ 6 months 59c; 1, 2 and 3 years, 89:
Barrels with extension band ......................... 59c
Child's Skirts with Waist, 3 and 4 years ................ 5’0c
Child ’s Skirts, blue and pink stripes, 4 to 14 years ....T 50c
J. 1. MA LLETTE
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R3 WASHING”! IT IOU‘I'H IMWILI
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I Masons’ Supplies
Norwalk Coal & Supply Co.

108 Water St.. South Non-walk.
I Coal and Wood

. TELEPHONE 113.
For the convenience of our customers orders may be left.

:gnpgyments made, at Raymond Brothers' oflice, 24 Washing-

 

 

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m‘ .13?.I;L'.i.:l.i ..1 some cow-s. 3.14.] of one-third in othe-rs is w
Will .zm in 2:1'4 “inter Garments for women and child’cn
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on sale

Women‘s ll! my l“leé4(-ei,l Lined Vests, high nccl: and lo

36 only ng Sleeves size

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Small ELVIS .n \ ‘44mrn‘s Hcavv U ' ‘
. . H . . mun Suits. hi 1) I '
ankle length. only a few left at. .............. K flak. long ”1821?;
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A few odd garments
sale. prices, in closrn
Women‘s Worsted Auto Hoods. exce-
that hardly covers cost. of making.
Children‘s Warm Fleeced U

 

ptimmily fine quality, at a price

nderwrmr, not all sizes. but a big bargain

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(.hlldrens Fleeced LinedGr ‘ 4 '
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Children's Worsted~Headwear from ............... 25:41::
-(:hi=um' K 4,. ” 4- ' 4 i ....... 7 .....
3.0.30... 1.117.3’70577. 5.75.5.3.“ “' “"“e' “"‘h i‘““°3‘9°” ”I;
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The purpose
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in finer gmdes of underwear at less than wholc- -

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:44uxuiucting lnvestimtions.
xmying particular alien.

; lion to sheds tor cow's. _ _ . _ _
g'mpmla‘lons rave been made by the; mode. .VGumwood comes from Louismna, mahogany

Mommissilmrnfiwhicfi have horn curried '
font: to prevent prosecutions
:an- inspector has been employed in
lvisiuux stores ’11. various cities and
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COMPLAINTS LEss
AFTER PROSECUTION

 

Convictions of Men Who
Water Milk.

office of Thomas Holt.
and
dealers and milk producers

were'tiials in every county

 

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younnssour January Specials you are missing something 43“" """n V ‘ mm” “in“ a "u '

- being watered. y

or MILK DEALERS

Producers Also Learn Lesson From'

/S ‘ The your 1919 was a bi: year in the
‘ stale diary‘
£524. food commissioner. more milk
‘ being:

f brought'to court for watering milk.

‘ than in anv year proceeding. , There

3 in the!

4 state, resulting in convictions of the!

milk dealers. and since the pmezu'sg

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will continue until the end of the mo' '

lWhen samples of man-V “men" “time.

brands of liquids were

:state laboratory to be analyzed

3‘.\'liisk0.\’. csscum of pemwz-m‘stmidcr
fem, have been taken to Commission-

er Holt and examined at the taboo-:5
tory. .

'dairics. and
Man .-

_ that the cu;
gobeyed. and that the
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4' There were 3.709 accidents in this
,‘district that 03an under the jurisdic-
L‘ommisloner 1»
T. Buckingham during the
number of .\'or-

‘iion of Compensation
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{last ll months. A
iwalk cases we": included.

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Health and Eflicnency.

liygiene of me mouth is (silty 354
{imprrtant as hygiene of the body. A
" l decayed tooth is always a menace. es- .
loom-Hy whvn the decaying process

hunches below Ihe gums. Ulcer-aliens

I Pvnrrhrtpn or R'L'ZS' ("80380, forms 0'

inflammatory rheumatism. hear! 3!.

, (cations, inllmnmntlons of the kidneys,
3 tonsllitis.

exophthaimic goiter that
terrlile affliction which causes a bulg
fin: of the eve: .and even dialwtes
ed to (Usenet-(l teeth.
nauseous breath are other causes.
you need an ustrinscnt. or an antacid
or any other special mouth medic:
,tion or expert treatment. come and
gsee me. My advice is free.

fllr. JJi. Mallory '

3‘16 so. Main so, So. Norwaik. Coon 2

HOURS—9 a. m. to 5 p. m.: 7 to E
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VICTOR RECORDS
By the Famous Tenor
JOHN M'OORMACK
Mow-Little Boy Blue
84257—The Rosary
“(Sim-Tommie Ind
. HEAR rm AT
F. L. HAMILTON’S
Wall St. Telephone 125.

 

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High, m kid, punehetoyuou;p'séi toe,- iesthor Leuis'hoote'.
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'° Sim white“ on Heel: his] Vamps. LL31"
”Domino mama, conned upmflcmm—M sob.
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Men’s, Women’s and
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taken to the

The reports of the inspectors sliowr
{bet they have gone all our ilic state
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.and Bright's disease, have been true,
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,..5&; Boots

The Prfifiéf~if®ma’ 5

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is the lack of production. Trees are not being cut

4 down tothe extent they formerly were and it takes a
1 long time for lugs to season and be ready to make

into fugniture.
Mahogany. Oak. Birch, Maple anti Gumwood are
: the favorite woods from which lead furniture is

from the forests of Central America and Africa.
~While these woods are scarce and labor conditions
unsettled the prices on furniture will be high.
The policy of The Road House demands the best
‘ obtainable. therefore. we offer our patrons only thor-
oughlyrelialilc pieces of furniture. and one can buy
. with a‘ satisfied feeling of getting “the best for the
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l " *: ‘iAdvice to thoSewho
expect to buy Rugs

, If you need a new mgfif

‘ you are going to need one
better for economy tb buy now.
well 23 rn American weaves.
Axminsters and some large Wiltons
See them!
: Axminsters in good variety,

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Size 4.6 x 7.6 $22.50
‘ g x 9 $46.50,
x 12 ‘ '50
9 x 12 $58
a better grade $67.50

AXmimtEI’S. a large selection in small sizes,

36 x 72 inches, $9.00 to $12.15
27 x 54 int-lies, 34!.50 to S 7.20

Wiltons, size 9 x 12, $90.00

Fourth floor.

l Table Cloths and Napkins

Made of fine imported cotto’r a fabr‘ '

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soft finish which lasts no matter how‘manvgthggttl‘:
made to the laundry. At present this imported cotton
is being reproduced in genuine linen damask patterns.

gm Cloths size 70 x 70 inches, regular price

. $3.75
Napkins, 20 inches square, regular Price $5.50, .
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’ " 5' 4"" " ' ""' find “9.5.4:”

Choice Standard Books ‘

“Remedies” H. W.. “Fifteen W331:-
W..%f€ W 3 ties,” E. s. Cress

“Pilgrims Progress, ~ )1
Bunyan. ‘

“Don Quixote,” 'Cer— ,
“Claim, ’.’ 30h ’ Muse.
field: n 7'

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Irving, 4 '

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We‘strongly urge any one who anticipates buy-
ing furniture within the next two years, to consider
well before this month is over, by p'sr'iing for the
future and purchasing now and {getting the benefit of
4 such prices as are not likely to be again for a long

One reason which makes furniture so expensive

within the coming your or the year after, it will be.

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.WOVEI'JLOuigeAward. ' (...-3 :74. #i’l‘gr‘.
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1 Bed Room Sets

Great values in medium grade sets.
mat the worth of a thing.

Golden Oak Sets consisting of bureau,
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chifl'wzflw, bed

Regular $126.00 Sale price $110143»

Regular $193.00 Sale price $1170.49“
Walnut or Mnhogany Sets, four pieces. I. a . :. (:3
fonier, bed and dressmg table.

Regular $226.00 Sale price How.”

Regular $180.00 Sale price Slifown

Regular $200.00 Sale price sl T.‘ _ .

Regular $175.00 Sale price $i 32.3,. 3

Colonial Sets in Walnut or Mahogany.

Regular $265.00 Sale price 33;; 4
Regular SMODO Sale pace 313:4 .4
Regular $200.“) sale price Sl 7' :'-3

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Old Ivory finished Sets with trimming-s
cial designs.
' Regular $275.00

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Sale price

Regular $206.00 Sale price .‘ll'~44.4 .4
Regular $200.00 Sale price 51 To 4 .3

Odd Bureaus and Clll‘lllnnu .4.

Golden Oak Bureaus

Regular $39.00 Sale price >.: . a

Regular SIBIVJ Sale price :«..“i 444
Regular $29.50 Sale price 5
Regular $36.50 Sale prim: >1 3
«to; ..ler $19.00 - Sale price >33er 4

Golden Oak Chifl‘onicrs
Render 2 3.5.00
Regular .34.: all:
llcg‘ula r $3.30“:

Sale price :45. " ' .
Sale price 5 “
Sale price :42?

Mahogany iiumnus
Regular $.10!)
legulur $53.00
Regular $45.00
Regular $42.00

Mahogany Chitlonicrs
Regular $60.00
Regular $59.50
Regular $53.00
Herzulur $412.00

Sale prim» 1'“.
Sale pri c "5
Sale price f
Sale priw r 4

8.. c prim 4
Sale price 5141‘
Sale price 5‘ 1-;
Sale price- >4

Dinner Sets

(me each in English and Japan H: 4
China.

English Porcelain. 112 pieces. border 0.
and gold line set with pink roses. This .
damaged. Regular $52.50,

Nippon China. 107 pieces. Wide lmi‘dcr in
pink, half mat gold handles. Regular $7.?)T-
pieces. wide 34 f: "
Grecian Key of cold.

American Porcelain. 112
homer With black
$65.30.

Almerican Porcelain, 112 pieces, a bmwlu
lines set With pink roses. Begun-1r $33M

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New Books

“The Light lj‘rom Be- “Hsrhnr Road.
yer-d," Dams. A story l l!-

Mary
Johnston. M e r ging
the old South with the
new, in a delightful

Warm r. liw"
Egypt and 1h
day. litmus?“

story. ,_ in an among.
. . , “ 'nch Ln“?
“Louis (Jourdan, ’ J. Her- Li; Whiti‘.
geShelmer. A lovely the authul“,r
wognsuxxyhose sole re- W'estcl‘il (in?
llglon-is “Beauty.” “late find 3341313."
Bernard Shaw’s .latest Leon Dari»;
7 Blane, Heartbreak 'ed from in 4‘4”“.
cuss, Guest Cather-

by Ella W- “1'4
is 'a book of ‘
thought dual ‘*
life problem‘s.

he and lets ’of
tin War 1;:- gne vol-4 ‘

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