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Thanksgiving Sale 1,? e ( ;
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.7 A r Oats .1 \L c. _o ’ ‘3‘ ' ,_ ,. I 0,1:
Sluts fmd Over: , ‘ *Rlch pic Ing: ’mongst ; ,
J $ 2 9 5 0 Women’ S coats Wednesday.
L ‘~ ‘ , Gathered so no disappoin ->
open until 9 :1 mfimgg 01““ a“ 1., f . ment shall mar preparation 101;; f
“ the Thanksgiving holiday-din- ‘r ’ .
. Rogers and Stevens _ ~' est collection of women’s coats.) i
“twang: :Z‘ESNMWK , Beautiful soft fine woolem .
*' fabrics; mostly of the delight-l \i
" GENERAL. ORDERS 1 _ ,. , ing bolivia family.
..11.:111 111: 1.111 .1111: W Winslm £33331“: LOVBIY coats With deep and; -
“as a local boxer. He was sport:
rg a. slightly discolored ei'e. and
.1 :21». one asked him where he got it.
I was shadow boxing." he said.
neglected to dodge my right
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.31 ‘7 3‘.
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The worst hoax ever. perpetrated
that we know of locally was the time
S the discovery of the teeth of the
prehistoric man some ten years ago. notices (1:9;- 51;: smiles. "Hie‘ draw
_ "Air." McLean and Prosecuting At- 3;?” :11 ogre “(1)11 m5.:——- 2;: 3:321:
. torney Cramer Hogs-mun starred in ‘5 ance. . no. *5 -
that little drama. and were the lead-
ing spirits in having' Are Double- I.’
28$" suddenly discoxer the semblance
(If a story in the photograph of the
teeth. 1
———D—-
On the matter of caution we won't.
what barbershop it :was, nor th0
barber was. nor who the cuStO‘
~~~z~ was, but all three are well known.
Customer entered and taking his
in the chair mid “Well. I'm in
again for the week—end” (By
11-11:: this happended last Satur-
The barber. who had suffered
from this particular customer
1131:, what's it going to be. a.
- or a. shampoo?"
set ‘
r“
,
1“,;
,.
At a. recent dance during the inter—
ini
smoke; Young man. Who has made
his appearance. in these columns be-
fore.
young man still hanging on to his
cigarette dashes in. goes up to homely
girl in the. corner.
thought we, knows she is about to go
homerin mortification because no one
more reply.
looking for," he. replies.
hold my cigarette for me till I get
through this dance. th’en?‘
No. no, it is not solid comfor'tdo‘gio
to bed on a. cement walk.
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“Naughty, naughty” murmured
“Dink" Reynolds wife, when her hus-
band told her the outcome of the
Tiger’s 0-0 game with Milford.
Frank Stratton. the w. k. patrolman
and veteran of the force had a. new
one to tell us on'Sunday morning. It
was raining as you no doubt realize.
Says he "I hope this rain keeps up."
““‘haffer'F‘ gurgles we. '
ssion we strolled' out to get a
was with us. Music started up.
Gallant youth,
"Just the person I was
"would u'ou
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”Well. if it
—_—O——.
that is rather poor. but it
keeps up. it won't come down, Will it?"
sezze, and then chased an automobilist
‘ :ust why you may be able
._._O__
‘ * . Fay reported to us the other
: he didnt have a bit of luck
time he went out hunting.
mun get, a swallow.
’ ——o——~
' :- romantic youth in a. flivver pass-
:5 as we weer fiivvering the other
- ning. Said his companion. “Don’t
on just love to motor on a. moon
"Ight night '2" and he replied “Sure, I
better to fix a blowout.”
. . 0—.
As a solemn thought for cold days.
"member that out west instead of
‘ling about High School girls wear—
their hose rolled. they are to wait
Jack Frost grabs 'em by the
'ST
1'} 5e
:1?
u—O—
'*:d then again in the short skirts
.mn‘s rights do not seem to be
around the traffic dummy.
Just by way of comparison. and re-
proof we print the following:—~
(From ’General
ISth)
And again we presume that just be-
cause anan killed his wife with a
percolator. some fanatic will
about “There you are, we told you
coffee was unhealthy."
And also this—'—
(
November 22nd.)
"The man then struck his wife over
the head with the percolator"—-—Ex-
change.
not healthy.
Stead y Vic. steady!
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Orders, November
_..(>._
again
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“0—.-
From Jolts and Jabs in the Hour
Again proving t at coffee is
“o.—
H. O'D.
Sf \‘l‘l-I LIBRARY GI‘IT S INTEREST—
ING PAPERS. _
.:-.01m M. Willie of New York
has presented to the State L1-
bull as governor and Samuel Willeys
as secretary.
state of Connecticut is in perfect con-
dition in spite of its age.
The affixed seal of the
. member of the parish is urged
, in "The Berni-Virgin, " which has.
been termed the “most immoral
and improper" play over staged.
Al H. Woods, the producer, is nn~_ ‘
der $1,000 ball in New York city,
Miss Dawn will be his chief wit-
ness at the hearinz.
DEBATE ON THE TAX
' BIL LIS RESUMED
(Continued from Page One)
as of that date. but the corporations
making excess profits this year will
pay that tax next year. The higher
surtaxes also are repealed as of next
January 1, but the actual payments
by the taxpayers in 192?. will be at
the present rates In many instances.
howev,er there will be some changes
in the amounts of income taxes
through the changes made in the ad—
ministrathc provisions of the bill
which take effect when the president
signs the measure.
The only tax provisions of the bill
aside from administrative. features.
which are ietroactlve are those grant-
ing additional exemptions to married
men and to heads of families on ac—
count of dependents
deductions can be made by the tax-
pmers in computing their taxes {or
this calendar \car and due In lht m \t
calendar rear.
a“
THANKSGIVI‘W} DAY AT ST. P3111
The Thanksgiving Day Sluice at
St. Paul's church “ill be at‘S: 00 in
the morning in accordance “ith the
usual custom. The choir will be pres-
en_. .
Service nill last on: hour.
These additional
Exery
to be
pzesent and help in the pToper ob—
serxanct of this day set apart top the
people to return thanks for their
blessings.
Others who desire to join in
senico with St. Pauls people
cordiallv inxited to attend.
the
are
«RICHARD .
"" ELM 955
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JO.
1215517143 -
[prices
11nd snuc 1y Without restricting their freedom, will give
Athena hearty welcome.
scientifically as is a glove or a shoe—~and it fits the figure
as a glove fits the hand or a shoe fits the foot. It is not
stretched into shape; it is cut into Shane—and so it holds
its shape.
warmth and ease and full protection.
usual underwear. better than usual underwear,
110 more. than usual underwear of similar quality.
$1.25.
. ”lure wool,vv:11~1n nicely finished.
3). lléat buck.
p“
glossy collars of fur; youn .
folks ,speCial coats with collar
of light-toned fur.
Luxurious fur coats; Sweeping. in line and trim of fit - - and
ranging from this to the Wrappy coats of many folds.
Abundance of variety In style;in dec0ration,’ 1n charm. I
Itnpressive value at each; with good big groups at some;
«4
, 1
‘\
010th Coats Fur coats
$29 50 to $110
Second
$150 to $500
floor.
True underwear
comfort in Athena.
W omen Who seek underwear Which will fit smoothly
Athena is tailored to fit the figure. "1318 out just as
Yielding to the motions of the body, it also gives
Different from 1
it costs
and $2; vests a1 1d pants—$1 and
Let t aisle, rear.
BOyS’ good fur-collar
overcoats—$10.
Double- bieasted overcoats that have a marked good
style——and the rich effect of good fur collar 3 .
Heather mixture, either brown or green in efiect,
.1
Belted alharouiltl finished with tasteful inverted
Sizes 1 {b 10—~ $10
. 1%
Front basement.
Nice heather sport
stOckings
MediumweiOht sport
fort and are of fine effect.
Knitted from mixture of wool and cotton yarns, dee
handsome heather shade, comforting warmth~ $1. 50
Good black and cordovan silk stockin
sole of lisle, full fashioned, fine. in fit—
Seamless silk stockings With lisle top and sole, black or
Cordovan——
Good Warm black heavyweight cotton stockings,
fashioned and smooth fitting——~
Children’s excellent mercerised stockings, whi .,
black or cordovan——~
stockings that fit with fine confl ,
at . $1.50.
1.! .
gs with top and]
$1. 85 l
1. 35
fulll
850
0;
506
Left aisle, rear.
Big Shaker-knit
sweater for $6.7 5
One of those solid warm sweaters that all out doo
man likes to get into !
Solid yarn, close knit in Shaker stitch, elastic thou
Either coat or slipon style With collar; in dark gree
or seal brown, in oxford or navy blue or maroon.
Sizes 36 to 44—:
Fourth
n11
$6.75
floor.
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. ~- _ 1 11111115 published in
34 ~ or‘doifiga:e:.rs ago. They are Headaches from Slight Colds ~#VAV DOW
:; H 13:1: ation of the Socien of the EAST'
; (commonlv called Shakers). Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets
1' N: heir reasons for refusing to relieve. the 393530119 by curing the
L I ,_ 1:»: the cause of war and Cold- A Ionic laxative and germ de-
:: :. :‘l. u'olisheed in 1815 and the stroyer. The genuine bears the sig-
:‘ < let‘pthe Commissioner of the nature or E. ‘V Grove. (Be sure you
3 -11nd made to the. General 185- get BRO‘IO- ) 300. AdV.
5-1.: tre-ir session in October M 7 1 _‘ 7
i
‘7. \‘Jnmltster of New London
1' ' mesented to the library a f"
tinted by Jonathan .
'7’ 1311. general and com- 2
~-' ‘ of Connecticut. to his 1 l
T~' nor. Joel ‘Winchester on l I
‘ «21‘ May. 1806. The com— 1
7 .gru‘d by Jonathan 'l‘rumzl .
H Palace. and Regent Next Monday
1 l ~ g
? LADIES! L001; YOUNG,
1 STANDARD , A .- 1...... 1.... 1....
l " ‘ -- h} .‘ A , ’ ltse the Old-tithe Sage Tea and
E. TT » 1 There IS only ‘ _r sulphur and Nobciay
CO ‘0 l ‘ kl 1’ _ ‘ . Will Know. ‘ . '
g f Vane store ' Gray hair. however handsome, doh
1 ' , _ , -. notes advancing age
5' to‘m the advantages of a- southful a pear-
« I p- a ‘ 'ance. Your hair is your cha .
f 1' , makes or mars the face; When it
; * Where . ifades. turns gray and looks streaked
7,. 33 Washington Street ‘ V i L just a few ap lications of Sage Tea.
and Sulphur hances its appearances
; 'a. hundredfold. ‘. 1 . i
‘ Don’t stay gray! Look young!
1‘ -Either prepare the recipe at home or.
i ‘ get from any drug store a. bottle of
‘ Y , ll’lul'l' 1"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com-
: XE“ en & 3y pound ” which .is merely the .o‘ldfi
i Clothiers and Furnishers ~ :time recipe improved by the addition
5 “To M Wh K ow” .of other ingredients. = Thousands of
2-? 57 ‘ en 0 n 'k’ :folks recommend this ready-to-use
‘ ashéngton St' ‘80. Mom: preparation, because it darkens the
1» ‘ - hair' so naturally and evenly. 7 You
' , moisten a sponge or soft brush with
’MQHS $4.00 Heavy Cor- it drawingr this through the ham
’ Keelefs Shoe - faking one small strand at a time. ,
duroy Pants . _ p . '5 By morning the gray hair disappears-
3‘ - ‘ . _
spenal . . _. ...r. _ , ,, 732,95,
s
We all know the followin
organization were chosen by the pu-
It pils:
, Vice President—~Eli2abeth Scofield
rooms were elected at the same time.
A list of the names of representatives
will be published later.
election
were appointed:
_ Committee to confer with Red Cross
secretary concerning ways and means , 1.
Of opening a lunch counter at Frank;
lin school. ’
esting descriptionbf life in a boys’
camp in Maine this summer. Heir re-
marks were not nithout instruction,
for she brought out the truths that
honors must be strixen for, and that
it is often necessary to do the things
we sometimes do not care to do. In
conclusion, Miss Natteford recited tl’fe
health creed adopted by Massachu.
setts State Bodrd of Education, and
emphasized the moral, as w,‘ ll as the
physical,“ interpretation of t creed.
\ The complete program follows:
Hymn—~School.
Psalm {JG—Principal BrunjeS.
Prayer—School.
Salute to the Flag- ,
' “Star Spangled Banner"-—-School.
Paper—"Red Cross Societies”——Ruth
Utzinger, Eleanor K1eine,"‘Clarence_
Haakerud. -
Paper ~4- “Clara. Barton” —— Clifford
Saunders, Agnes Press, Louise Kil-
day. 7 ‘
Stay—“TheVBoy Cobbler ‘01 Albania.»
B
1:.
FRANKLIN sohOot. NOTES
Kt a School election, held last week,
g omcers of the general
'Presidenf—Beeman Feet.
Secretary—Dorothy Aueg‘n,
Treasurer—John Kane. ’
Representatives from the
1
various
twat
At a. business meeting following the
the following committees
.
Committee on membership cards,
Committee on certificates of merit.’
'held on Wednesday morning.
“The. Armistice Conference"—-—Helen
Takatch.
Remarks—Principal Brunjes.
Remarks—ePresldent of general or-
’ ganization. Beeman Peet.
‘-‘ America”—School.- ”
The Thanksgiving assembly will be’
The
public: is cordially» invited.
FOUND: LIQUOR IN mes.
NEW BRITIAN. Nov. 23.——‘While
investigating a reported breach of the
Peace a: the mome of William szin-
ski at 85 Smalley street, last night
Policeman \Villiam Souney noticed
what appeared to be the edge of a.
bottle projecting from the. breast of a
dressed chick on the kitchen table.
Upon investigation he found a. bottle
of alleged whisky sewed up in the?
duck and another in a. chicken which!
was also found in the kitchen. Gru-
zinski was booked on a. charge or
manufacturing liquor with intent to -'
11 but was discharged in police court
' f ,
_ OUR
: THANKSGIVING
SPREAD '
0f good things ‘for men and
women, who like good things to
wear—as well as good things
to eat.
NOW
'READY
J
J acoby s
South Norwalk
my 7 mm G DAY Slammer... _
The Sentinel will he issued as a.
Norwalk Chronicler