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EVERY YEAR [8
. Exciting genuine Aspir'ni prescribed by physicians for
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SAFETY FiRS‘Ei Accept
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genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin, " which Contains proper direcr
films for Headache, Earache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Colds, Rheu-
~ matism, Neuritis, Lumhago, and pain generally. Strictly AmeriCan!
Hndytinhmcci lflmmbutcfnm—WW
MW in tho trod. our: of loser mm" ct Ionmtlcocllntor of mania.“
Li‘Baycr” on tablets, you are
only an ‘nnbroken package” of
LEAP YEAR Eflll
* fiAlilifl WHEN
NEW YORK. Jan. 21.——Evenr year
is: a. leaky year among the Gum ‘wo-
men in Agam.-writes in wisdom to
the American Baptist Minion Society.
"Among those who have not been
Christianized the bride takes the ini—
tiative in marriage.‘ he says. “She co—
co to fetch the bridegroom. and it is
etiqdétte for him to hide and resist
until Victoriously carried on. Occa-
sionally. a man may get his wife by
capture. but usualls it is the woman
who kidnaps him: that is to say. her
male friends do ’i'td’or her. One may
.see Such press- fangs. bringing home
their spoil:
“In themly days. the missionaries
. inclined to rush to the rescue.
intruding that violence wan helium
, mated. such is the noise made by the
mung youth. The reluctance and
resistance. though. are seldom an real
“they sound. It the youth dislikes
the match. there is rarely any redress.
“Women of means are allowed to
choose a. temporory husband and
when tired of him. pay him oft. and
take another. .
FI'NDS TAKEN FROM
SHELTOX BANK.
SHELTON. Jan. 20.-——Cash funds
aggregating thousands of dollars. with
no official statement; as to the exact
amount. were taken from the vaults
of the. Shelton Bank and Trust Com-
pany today and removed to seven:
banks in. New Haven. and one in
‘Dcrbr. Thi- netion was taken by or-
‘ picture
' W
4 suite 'censorohlp‘ and Sand“ eluding
l
:Wiil be introduced in to I“ while sick;
industry new in the
gradient fight in its hm
Censorship bili- elthor haw been or
'61:: movie. are included in me
Law" measures in o dolen m-
which contemplate elimination
Sunday rem-cation- and hurt;
The film people lave accepted
what they regard as 0. Mutation of
mu- and moorrymcoutan crumb-
ad campaign under tho direction 0!
. the Nation-1 Association or the itc-
tion Picture Producers. which-includ-
es about 95 per cent. or the produc-
ers and distributor. in the United
States and Canada. According to
come individual member- or the II-
floatation. this campaign may cont as
high as 3250.000.
Women Are Interested '
"The Cenloflhi) bliltore pnrtly the
work of well-mooning people. Gen-
erally women's organizations. and
partly that of the lame olemento who
brought about prohibition and feel
thnt they must continue regulating
other people’s moron.” R. H. Elliott.
secretary of the nuociutlon aid you.
terdln'. “Either the Lord's Day Aili-
nnce or some or its auxlllu'ieu. of
count». is responsible for the “Blue
Inn" ' t
u
dorm! former Governor Holcomb. rc-
cvis-er tor the local bank. which was
closed Januau 2'. by the State Bank
Commislioner.
It was reported here: today that:
Edward M“. Kreen. secretary and'
treasurer of the Shelton Bank and
Trust Company has resigned as trea-
surer of Falrfleld county.
l
LIQUOR RAIDS IN KANSAS.
LEAVENW’ORTH. Kan. Jan. 2.0—!
Forty peltsons were in jail here yes-l
telday. awaiting summons into Police
pour; on charges Running out of
wholesale liquor raids carried out
here and in nearby townn. 'l‘uesda3
night by ofliccrs undir onlvrs from
R. S. Hopkins. Knnsall n‘ttnrnoy gin-
ernl. and Col. K. M. \iunaon. rom-
mander of the military post at Fort
' Lonvo-nworth. '
Quantities of liquor and gambling;
paraphernalia. were brought in by the
raiders.
Advertise in Tho Sentinel.
‘lesu isou counted
,lbat purpogo which bathe” in exist.
"The number of bills we will have
to fight this winter in the time. in!
great as we ever faced before. If
any of them were named it would
mean great financial ion to producers
and to the exhibitor: In that state
without any commensurntc gain—um
interference with
your noighbor's business no a. pcrs’on-
nl victory."
Elliott said that producer. were
willing to submit to a reasonable cen-
sorship as evidenced by submits-ion of
their films to the National Board of
Review. :1 body maintained for just
once for a number of yearn.
Whore m cm
Stairs in which the automation ls
centering its artitities were outlined
by Elliott as follow.
Colorado-A crumbly-l bill now in
the hands or the Attorney General.
Massachusetts - Censorship
now living proparrd.
had its hottnst tight "l9" last year.
The bill imim‘: voiced by Governor
Coolidge after it had passed the lot-
Illll
Wm .-
The ordin
of work.
iii.
9
these two women
was thatch:
mmwmm H!!! mm lilll'llllllill
TooWbak to Do Anything
every-day life of most
w much harder the tasks
men: peculiar to her sex makes eve
the nervous system all unstrung until
Every women in this condition bshoul
mothenin—law advised me to
E. Piultinm’s Vegetable Compound. I
bottle I could be out of bed thenI
take the medicine and am able now to
mym homework. My friends say,
iif!lilllliillillullllilllllilllilililllli!lllillllll
d profit by
whose letters follow
Read the Experience Cf These Two Women
Reading, Pits—“I hado ic iuflnnz- Gainesviiie, Ton-J For three out:
mtion, pains in the si and back I softened unto‘il 02500311.!!301“ i f
} which were so shat that. they pulled will: pains in my I' I found only
me tomy knee... I could not; walk. _tytempom relief in doctor's medicine *
Ihad an opcmtion and stflllfnfletkand or myth] else itook until my hun—
iniho cighcyears I suffered I had four band 8.11:1an saw an advertisement of h -.
«Sodom and none helped mo. My LydioE Phakhm‘n' V egctahlo Com» ‘
takeLydéia
andaitcr the fimt
took Ve table 1mCompound Tablets and . my doctorsaid I would in.
L sBlood Medicine and sized on but we (behind to t
‘godim used tine1m Sanative Wash. I still toiwletfimpomiiaml I niacin-(d
well—what do on nbouinn war and don Md:
, dogiigto floor (100“ r?’ And tliere besidecyYouk’m “gloomy; to use thfi
nlyw .answer, ‘Lydia E. Pink- letter is a testimonial as I our aim: -.
’ Now which Igiodiymmn— who kawordfiaryomnia.” .
mend. —Hrs. .31. Sum, managing -Mm%.TSnmns.201Earrcy St,
NW N . WT our.
men is a ceaseless treadmill
ecome when some derange-
movement painful, and keeps.
life seems hardl3 worth living.
pound. I znentionad it to a
and shotoid mo shohadtalmn it with
food mums, and advised me; to try it.
was then in bed port of the timécsmi
finkham’sSmativc “ash. Iona
dressmoker and am nowoiib to so
lillllilliiillllliilliliiiililliilli‘li'iilli!
the experience of
noig‘hhc.
‘tobh r- "
rythbvrgtg.
l
The association.
which portion or {3’50 food did the.
damage—do you? Well. don't both.
or. If your cannula is in I. revolt: it
M and upon. and what you
13* in hot “mated and turned
sour; head duly and m; belch
a all gone: out! acids and eructrotc until-l
tone-«ind out a. «use or two'
i
of Pope 'o Wu to help neutral-
ise acidity and in five ‘minum you ’
wonder
l Itmotomhdoea’tmcm 4
‘your liberal limit without rebellion: if
your {codbodmateinoteodcfa
help. remember on quietest. surest.
moat hos-mien antacid is Pope'- Dim»
mm which an no little would.
mores:
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nature.
Michigan-«Both Cemorahig and
legislature.
Minnesota—Some as Michim.
underway.
Montana—Cenoorship bill.
ted to led-biota.
NebruknmScme a Missouri.
read} introduced.
Ultimatum—Fight on against both
Censor-hip ad Sunday cloning laws.
Tent—Bane In Oklahoma.
legislature.
In Chicago. the city council has re“:
ferred a Connor-IN“ ordinance to the
{judiciary col-ammo» while in Bunnie
'n Citizen'l committee has drafted-3 n
neport recommending a
ordinance - 7 . 4
States which already haw remn-
nhip law. are Ruins Ohio. Maryland
and Pennsylvania.
P .‘HaPHI‘IN‘h GOMFRATIOX m‘fij
ED. ..
l‘l'l’l‘Siu-RGH. Po. Jan. 20.” .,
million dollar corporation of i‘itto-a
burxlwm to develop industrial ”not. in
Palestine. is being omnizod hero lip
menibera of the ZIonl-ts‘ emulation.
1'le Pairstlnrynct‘lvillm commlm of
the Zionist! announced (but imiuntrio’i
to he duriopod by the f‘iuabnrgfi'
Corporation include gins. rounds-la
new ulnar; nude in how m I“ “in! of $1500 dummies 'mo
. I I “ml, a, m ..
E :mmmmzm W W" ”“1 a“ “Rome-W0 h
Melon mm m at in m by '- 1'3”“! the Samaria: mun Mug] 5 .1. '
rmidngght flow the
0
Sunday closing low coming up in tho '
Missouri—Censorship fight already}
.Montnno—Cenoors‘fi'ip bill submit-K
mu mentor—Comm bill nl- '
\Vyomiu—Cenoorship light on in'
regulatory '
WM had dt-c'xd. (3
"m Millet. the Radlr‘nlg
m' Mn: approval
tho “that”; at work
Aim 9w mm
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him in. chagrin-'63
W received in a. collision
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in in Wu on July 14 last \3 .s mum”... , 1|.
W ill “Vol. of Charles Bl'uld : “1-”
. 12" of Donbury minim Geougc- 'l‘nl ,l
W! {.9 m. of the name city. The 3: Him to 9.. (I. 1.. 3“ H
mwtommw wa- nccem by Judge J E Rum ism” ,\ u... m.
The Cabinet was mated in th‘ am: Wed. Beard-icy asked for lulnlu ll. 5:"
Chaucer or Dram-1w no let. that sum claiming he on palnfulh m mm
nmmterpem on. m of Jared u a result. or Green’s 1mm '11,“): 5.» w. .3.
(min and W policy. including ‘ lm‘ IM— 2:
tho-e ”mound W “IQ rem-v4 all ("um-r my
“on or the new MW Sentinel Wont Ada-o. Bring good-your .3155...
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SQUTE NORWALK’S” LEADING
Corsetiere and Glover
IE. JEANNLTTE
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Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, Bran, iv; (’5
Underwear
posal. Don’t fail to take advantage of thie “0ch
Saving Opportunity.
CORSETS GLOVES ; H0511.
$21!)
$4.00 From. Kid “
$1.49;
$3. 39
llmi storm brick and mnrhimrs
*5
BELFAST Ireland. Jun. Elm—Pond“-
er (‘Bfilngl who wrote the “Soldier!
Song." and the Sim! lv‘oin National
Anthem but been intrmt‘d at Baily»
kinlnr (‘amp .counl) Down. y
Sentinel Wunt AM mu: that"
mitt " *
fare. in see your skin. not clearer and
clan-or, to vote up without o bead-w,
urn-r. backache. coated tongue or u
out: breath. in but to feel your
best, day in and any out. lust try
Inside bathing every morning (or a
week.
Bolero breakfast each d”. drink
o gloss of real an motor with a leo-
Iooonl'ul of limestone phosphate‘ in it ~
no 3 Wm mom: of washing from
tho staunch. liar.
putting more food into the smell.
The action of hot water not! limo-
“unknown-nonmalignant
is wonderfully invigoraticag. It clam f
not all the'aonr fermentation; m
0d oddity and given one a fine ops
petite fa brook?“
A com!- pound or limestone mic:-
mt“: twinge: or who-o skin in
manila. “chemilum-
To see the. mm bloom in your ,-
suc inthing will on. than lookin -
_ and tooling better not, its
}Glovcs.. ...... H”-
o . . . - . . . . . - L'- o $3.“) 8 ‘i' 2
$250 5195‘! 51.4.3? ....... $2.25-». ,,
\
$3.00
$3.50
$1.09 .
$5.00 ..
$6.001 i ..
$2.45
5295
$3.45
$3.95.
$4.95
$3.50 Leatherette:-
Gaunllet Gloves
Silk linvd
$2.50 ("limnuiselto
Gauntlet
Gloves .........
$2.491
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5.
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Lullml
$1. 95‘
$1.49:
Ii,
n o
"3.00 (‘liamuim‘ltv- .
Gloves .......
January Clearance Sale
and
i The prices of which have been reduced in order in Clint 1' mid dis.
RY
$3.49
$3. 15
72.8
$2.49
59
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(t
BRAssr‘EREs
”more? $195
$1.15
SILK UNDERVVEA ii
$4 9-3
$8 1 rope Do ( hinr
Nightgowm .
$4 Crepe Dr (‘hinc
Envelope (‘hmisv
$2.95
PK ‘. ltali {- ~:. \\
“55273;; ...T‘.". $3.4.) .
$3.00 Queen-HM . $1 .95, ,. . .
. Glove Silk \‘vxt
umBi-amierrs
each
$1.00 Emission-s
“(It
...........
BARBEAUX
”*3“ m... 53.49
Lime Bandeau:
$4.00 Satin and
L «$23.00 Silk Brocade . (‘mwgctte $2 95 \
Bandeau: ......$1.35 Pam“. ..... c w w. «.5:
79¢ Bandeau}; $1.50 Satin $1 2 l' 8 n. ._: .
59c Camisoles ...... o D x
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MME. JEANNETTE
‘56 '80. MAIN STREET
man 03 run. owns PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
HOPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL
,5
,5.
A m Everything must be sold. Not} llllfJ
andmake y 11 selection, and you will realize 12
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