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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 16, 1920 · page 2

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1 §Sterling Furnitm‘e CO.

‘3 “PEN S.\’l‘l'lll).\ \; l'XTlL=_$9 0'4 '11]! 'K, SATI'RDAY Ill-It". is

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Xmas G14: ts
* e The Most Lasting Gift of All. 1-.

d BED ROOM SUITES

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Ranging in

,_ prices from ............ $200.00 to $700.00
1' »- . DINING ROOM SET
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Walnut and Mahogany (ill-piece set)
‘ from .................. $350.00 to $730.00

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The Ideal Family Gift.
LIV NG ROOM SET

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and finishes. Ranging in prices
................... $75.00 to $550.00

 

Extra Special
_ LENOX (.‘(lI’Y OVER STUFF CHAIR
in many different cov- : i '
eriug‘s. Regular 850
'Chair for $29.95. See
them, sit in one. The
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you ev 1' had an Op—
pOi-tunity to buy.

 

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FOR THE CHILDREN.
(hairs, Rockers, Bicycles, Blackboards,
Games, Etc., Etc., Etc.

THE ’STERLING
FURNITURE COMPANY

127-131 Washington St. South Norwalk
Phone 105

CI—IEVROLE? CARS a "

Coupe, 4-Door Sedans, Deliveries on Short

AUSTIN’S GARAGE

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ii i I , 1" DOM hoe-dial.
‘ er arrest. '7 WW i‘e .,...-
. IVEN FREE gun: t-hiu‘tw of murder was changed 3:3;- Cm’istnm draws nearer mery '"L‘bk’ngm'. if“); 0". .—
.to manslnu liter. following the ln- - »-: W...“ ~. ‘
H'R EV'I'E NEE (Continued from P880 One.) finest held I): Coroner John J. Phelam' m“ I n.' Studio . , .w.“:",,,rf""- >
l Anderson‘s revoher was net'erl' (Sucecuor to G. F. North) ‘ “filvvxargun- ,," _"
——.——-——. Anderson. it will be recalled. met Tmmd- m“ ”l“ ”"0".”- "Sfl' “y “ll-:31, Vlashiaotfln 3L. So. Norwalk I” "I “07““ '1' 3m,
l "i'llHN. llm'. l3.-——Feal‘t‘l‘s~: 1 Williams. who was “gunning" for him linms was {mind “here it hzzd been!" TELEPHONE 437 J.I.Brilltllll.lnr.,5lationl all} m
.x'itienu- against the promoters ul ut the corner of Dan and ltuymondfiliddt‘h L2!" “is,“ ”‘5 friends. ’ { ' - "Ml
Sim: l“( in outrages which are conduct- ~flrgt’18. figuiminute: “‘13:.1‘220‘h03ffi-“;“‘:»‘V1‘V1‘ V‘ml'" I. . ‘ f g “‘ \ ll’ I ”v ‘1‘“ ' «\\ ..
-~ l~:-" e l l‘-e ' " r\' :hnfl— -‘l‘ A“. t. \r :thm . ' s :\ fi ’ ‘ ‘ ' ’ , _ - , . ' “ '\ ~ .
rides firihilltlllon; X2; ngglk-gznum new earned ut storiesvtold him that .‘ HE‘V T0<"THE LINE laghloé‘; ‘1‘3‘0032’1‘w “1'};"" l [‘3 “l 1' ' . , _ H ” ”\l
061570 m llulilin.‘ 'i‘he'. ammu- mire Huh-rain hm! lav-en boasting of his. “fill-mere he, will i, . ‘ ~ ' ' _ . f ‘ "m ‘ "
place in rho-tinytim’e oilin the mug! thhatflamncsnm niernplgnme hNdl' t.l.'he,¢fnp§u 42.-.; o. .1 _t l. «m ‘ l Pumou‘s Hgofllr‘r‘kitchln «'ulnn. .- l v \
morning hours; “"1'1‘1“-«’1=|'-~i ‘ Eli‘slaml‘nillvvu'fi‘ ”mll?‘lil‘§vh)1lfi. aim-s “’9 are chopping away the pficgij Prim: [1 urnlmre (1.0., 1-. \\.a.~‘.lll.f. . ' -
ln nullnn'sr them. tlin‘ :lthoritit-s int! which game “'illiunm last ow-r_:md you can see them‘ mm J 1‘ 31"?"t- l "
had committed some blunder. The $0". ‘ {tumbling down. l _ up” Ringing Mal: Quay“. l 1
"1mm” "N‘Orln‘d‘s use“ to “Ti"? “1’ A5 7"“ “‘1" "0’0"” """‘ "“‘L "‘ The store is filled with goods to South Norwalk l‘mmist l‘l‘urv‘ir, 1.». i‘ H W
in from of a suspected house and stop appfllrwl “'0'“ Statelllt‘nts ”15“ Wilhmake useful Christmas presents. 'du). Dec. thh. 5 p. m. 'T‘N‘k' ls, 5'" 3 U
5, there while the searchers entered tho must hove fired ail each other 1:! thel l loin Hooei'r Kit I ‘ t‘ i 1 in...“ Vlll 'l. . ‘M ‘
mm in r. The trl w e of ' some “me. as on 3' one repor was , 1 —~- --1' .. ~zll" 1v «mull. . .
, ”mfgphm‘ only at Ores“; filed] tTrill: heard. \\'illinms fell dead with :1 liul- E’ K“ BANKS :(:lllll. $1.00, I Xmas l?“- Il‘li"('l'_\ orltlm luLllE'. L. ‘
.~: proved tempting to Sinn Fein attacks lot in his heart. while Anderson. Under Mahackemo Hotel .3 Famous 'H'oosior Rum...” ram-p... l;,_ ”a... H . ‘
\’- “hivh frequently surprised those on wounded in the left side. went to-, Sterling Furniture Co. 21' “flailing lll"llllllll'<~ w "l
i guam wards Burbank street where he hired' South Norwalk ton Street. Stillson in... ~ ~
. .\'o risk is taken now. The whole v
1 Street. no matter what its importance. "““’“ """‘ ""’"‘—‘ ‘““" “""_‘ ‘ “‘“" ' ' ”_’ " 7' ‘ " “ ’" ‘ " "' '
3‘ is cleared of all traffic for a. distance
9 on both sides of the suspected house
[1 and the spurt-hers run thus do their
‘ ork ‘-‘.‘itllout apprehension of ln'lllg .

 

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a. The fact that :1 house is rnided im»
“Willey: no reflection on its owners.

rigmnw ol‘ tlm most rr-sper'ted of Dublin
‘Il‘nionistx hau- had their premises ex—
EllillisllVO—‘h' searched. There have been
'3: send searches in Sackville Street.
jlnlblin‘s principal thoroughfare and
lthe martini: point or junction of all
jits extensive street car system. A raid
{there Tilt-all! that the street cars Were
'izelll up all along: the line and thus

(-l’iiznltx half a mile or more away
lwoulul learn that :1 raid “as in pro-
‘ gress. \\'llil¢- t'u- snort-h was going

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taken in the rear.

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The Store will be Open the following evenings:
Saturday, llecmnher 18
“'t-llllesduy, Deeemlier 22

Thursday, I)(‘('(‘llll)(’r 23
Friday, December 2i

 

 

 

 

 

 

(on. armored (111x would dash about
3. ’ u'lllIlJ‘lt‘VVHl en! minor to the area with-l
,~ ;in the line set hv the authorities. l
i The results indicati- that the govern-
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‘3; ; surrender-ml m-l-nrrwl ll.»

3‘ l-uhlin's most
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.\l\ lnciulo-nt which indieates that
the zom-rnmellt agents are not the
only ones who are "Olivetti”: weapons;
innvlnr ll 0 ll-‘v'l‘t't' (hr-t um: must lwl

other may;

fashionable}
cvvnlxers ln'
hmlrll nl' ‘

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The [unlim-

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'ltiit-m :ln‘l limitiwl the (-lul» Hm! tlu'vl

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. .1 vim. 1: air '1 'u mt .v appeared (In-l do
" lllnllzltwi tlw r- \nlx'. rs \n hie-‘1 wur- sul‘
3.1" nllo-lwl ll'n lll. .V‘lrr the} luul,
1:1 you". the 1 ll“ Vl‘l mln-l's looked u! H .
‘4: and found it

Jeff."

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was sign-,1] "Mutt ”Nil

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VSIXTEENH DIVORCES
SOME FOR NORW'A LK

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inf»! .lutlgu- Km-lrr \t-Sh-rllzu' I»; Mr}:
41, l-Jllu l' Hilbert of Nov-walk. wilt) oh-
‘ lzrlllttl .- divorce from \‘Villmm H till.

lu ll of this (‘llV
"Q \ulllil'.’ l~ Dixon-ell

I .\I\Iiill\ lJllllllHl‘ll rvl' Norwullt. lluw
iinflutlnlhl :lt l-‘nvl llllss. 'l‘rxus. wlwrv
'1 llt- n~ >“Y‘\lll£ in th-- arm). “as an. n
g :t lll‘Hl‘II‘ l‘l‘nlvl lll‘u “if“ .\lllulli.l l:

home-l an ltllstlll :vn minute at llu-
‘ slul' l.lllll l-‘rl-vnls nl‘ the husband
-l:-‘«l UL. enurt llih “it. lulul low-n .l‘:

wand 2m llammmus ltJllllUt'l whllu-
A i.‘ wros In Vulmw set-Hill: “ith lln
‘r.\ll‘.| l'l1'lll‘ :wmx 'l‘lu j" “vu- l!lll‘!1v-l

January 2'.', l9l'.‘
' Fllristlll'l llztlulle "-ntniui .-:
Noru'nlk from Alva "untleld of New
I'.xll:l.lll lliill‘l'll'll lulu- Al. 11mg. luau-L

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. \ll'Nlt'Jl. FIRM-1&5“ .\\\Ul'\t‘l;li
Mil: (‘ll\(‘l‘1"'l~ Nlik I‘ .‘I()\-
l).\\' EVENING.

'l’lle I'Ullt‘l'rl. next Monday running
iwllll Glut-t- Kurtis, l\l'll' soprano. 'tntl
llllldolpll (il‘llvll. :lx Dialllbl-tit‘t‘nlll]£13.

 

 

‘ lsl. \1..ll 21- (till' Ill~ lhq: llesl lllllfllt'dl ‘
;, tv\l'l:l3~ worms“! for HHS \x'inlrr. Mush
. liu ll .-. hza~ nln- nl tln- "lust Elurlolmi
ton»; lnulll on the (‘Ullf'l‘l‘l stage“
. :lll'l .\ll ltruv .1 “ill In lln lvrs lllv-us-.
:.- .i’l!‘ 'l in «'onrelt takes plilrl- lll Ill" '

l‘ll'sl “tlllfll‘o‘u‘ullulllll ('lllll't‘ll. Soutllfi

'annul‘n. ou-l the lllllslt‘ul proxium‘

l'n-lllmlnu. pronllm-s to he of lllllt‘h lil-

9.14
f ten Ht:
’-" (ii) ""lll'v St-l‘xr" ........... Handel
(in) "H: ‘.o- You Sewn lillt .‘l \\'h\tt ‘
Lillie ‘il‘flw"” ...ltitll t‘I-llllll‘} ;
(1') “.\ l’uMnl‘nl" . . ..... \'rl‘:lllt'inl ‘
Miss Kerlm,
(u) "l.'llPlll'P Ntlelmieuse" Sta-ul-
Hv) "l’hzlnson lmlom-" ..... . ., f
ltimskyliorwkor l
to) "lie l’npillon" . , .l-‘Oudl'ulnl
Miss lx'o-rns. ;
(a) "l'ro-llldd- in l) llul” ....... t'hol-in .
(hi "Soaring" .......... St-hulnulvl:
.\ll, (Hm-ll. l
1:1) "Snowflakes" . . .‘niullinson‘
(It) "You .\l't' the l'Zu-ning t‘loud";
................... Horn-man l
(t') ”In the Night” ........... Jitt‘olil‘l
(«1) "Happiness" ......... ilngelnzul -
Miss Kerns. '
(.1) "Didn‘t It ltuill‘f". . . .llurleiull;
(D) “I Know \Vho-ra- l'm Goin' "l
.................... Hughes'
(0) "ll()lllll;::" ............ Del Hit-go
(d) “Llilh- llruun lite" ...... Osgood
(e) ".\1 the \thl" ......... Ham-mun

Miss lt‘erns.

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Lift Right Off Without Pain-

 

 

 

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Doesn’t hurt a bit! brop a. little
“Freezone” on an aching corn. in-
stantly that com stops hurting. then

 

Have You Seen the Display Charming Petticoats

of imported Real Lace Motifs? for dancing and evening wmr

There is an assortment of quulqw r1“ w in
the way of Satin. (‘repe de (‘hint- and n? .w luv),

f.

Pilet, Russian and Italian Ginny, together with

'Arabian and other exquisite lilt‘t‘s, all t‘lltlll‘t‘ Speri-

mens, are on display all the lure section, main floor. fabrics mingled with lat-e :md l’llillull \\ 2.1.3 n w Ag
center aisle. [here are squares of lllet lust right for themselves upon limpet-t ion into lw‘rilw ’ lo:
hmelleon ('ltlllls and dotlies. Tlll‘m- «'Ol'nert-d plt‘t'vs instant-e:

and mum medallions \\'lll(‘ll the artistically llll‘llllf‘tl Pink Taffeta with tlunnt-in; ul' \\ hr. ’ ‘1 mg

. ltd
':Cl

Woman will delight in for faint-y art work. (‘irt-lm~
walllllg‘ for linen renew-rs wlliell will make them
complete for table use.

pointed ruffles. in» “lilt‘ll are amdn d «:5 1
rosettes of narrow rililwll. hllggt'sll‘l l‘ «.2' 7 l1! ._ '
skirts of 13““.

, Prices run from 35 cts up Flesh Colored Satin with mun) lm'flv \ , *e
Mam Mm. (Georgette. llemstih-lied. applied in pain .
' I r‘ n u .l t v A , ’ . ’. ~Vlv. 1"
V0 G‘ft SO ChOlce Laces F1881] Sotm “Ill: {lit}! llulllhl 1 l \.. .
law. the polllh derolutvd “I'll inn~ yin; ’ .-;
as Furs for fancy gift work l1‘lenvll rust-s.
. ' - ' -u< . ve 1 ' .\\ltll \kll-lw-w ‘1
.Alld furs :tl‘t‘ llllll‘ll L‘ulen Clunys ”' 'l‘ “1" La- Inlet 1C epesde Chm? .1 .1 1
l “ I i . tl ll mom 19 and .35 cts llnnnc e in H'illlu‘lw “llll lll>('l tlull in m. l l
' .. ' '- i l . ' ~ ~ - . - . > ‘
:0; mf‘yl'g' ‘ " 1-1-1 _ ":3 . A Pink Taffeta Of the Pussy Willow G .. . I;
‘ ‘.” ' u “‘“ ‘1 "1“" Beige Cluny Edges, tlouns-e in \‘un lh'kv lullllls \\ illl law l - .
The little Scarf, Gala 45' 59 and 59 cts neatly _ .
lar or Choker of mink, . Nile Green Pussy Willow, ilk-ml; : !
lmnm marten or gray Laces for 03111180133, pxquiggn. “Hum“
Squirrel is not sun-ii ill! 89 Cts, $1.00 and $1.25 A Pink Tafieta with 11”,. li1mll» .. .t
“:\l'(‘“*“"_ 'il‘m‘é- if“: " Normandy V315, a up..- bound in black \‘t‘l\‘:‘l l'llilml‘. .\'1'>‘. llllz"i\ ‘ ..
“Oil'ml lllw< l’. «wry . l I 25 C, n vard \la l'ui'
- ("(4 it t. i. 1 . . . .
\VUINI'IU llflhlrUS-Ullp. ‘ 3 ‘ ' Petticoat “13th strips of pink taffeta 1:7, 1 :‘j; d
The plivos l.n\\’ .‘ll't‘ Peal-£031! FICUDCiDES “f \\l|lf(‘ lau- lie! rllvrua‘m worm,
"Inst l't'alSUllill'll' ”ml H“. “ide Vol. lm'l'. iii and “'ol'ds «mm»? «A; lt‘.\\ the inwlllly ol' 1'. ~ :1."
things and llll‘V lllfi<l lw set-ll. lliqdmui "’8

lb lll"l!t'~‘, $1.00 a yard

Mu." “nor.

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quullllvs are superb.

«.4 11 llt‘fll illt‘t'lltl‘.‘lli~1-M"ll<' drew :lll'l l"‘lllvw;:‘

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Nickel and Copper Ware

'l‘ll’t‘ Warm glow of copper. or the shining brightness of nickel, mingled with
cut glass and other attractive Illt‘l't‘S on the table. gives an added elleer and fl'lendll-
ncss to the :ttlllnspllm'o. All artivlc-s listed are useful and the kind any home lovmg

woman is sure to appreciate.

A practical gift. one
that combines
with beauty, may be
selected from among
the various articles of

utility

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nickel or copper.

 

 

 
 

Copper Ware

Electric "Roman-s. $21.00 at

 

 

Alcohol Pen-clown, $10.00 ‘4.
ilhafing Dishes $12.00 up
(In: ‘ $6.00 up

~. $9.00 ac!

3 I 1.30
$10.50
87.”
$1175
$3.50

Pudding Indies with Pyrex Bail-er,
Boa Bon Didaes with china inst-ts.
(numb Sets,

 

Trays, $2.0"
Tea 111%, $1.10
(hostel-s, each 50 as

 

In the Bitumen? Sim

Special Gift Articles

Trays, Mahogany with glass lining
Solid Copper in rich warm
coloring and

Copper nickel plated

Invalids' Trays, solid mahogany and
white enamel.

Nickel Ware

Boards in nickel holders,
Ines

Plank Stank $7.50 to $18.00

ewe-1.: ,
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rs, With covers, '

M for children’s use,
(”In M,

Bonnier".

 

 

 

 

'shortly you lift it right oi! with fing-
era. Truly! 1
Your drugzut sell- a tiny bottle of
“Freezone” for I. few cents. auflicient
to remove every hard com; soft corn.
or corn between the toes. And the cal-
lum, without soreness or irritation.

 

 

 

 

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