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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 17, 1922 · page 12

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DELICIOUS COFFEE-PIPING ”HOT

How GOOD It Tastes These Chilly Innings
Espeoieny WhenIsdeinsn‘

, LECT RIC PERCOLAT OR

Percolation has long been known as
the r method Of making the best
cofee. The use of Electricity has per-
tested this process and shortened the
time required for nun-king. Coffee made ,
in the “Thu-max” Electric Percoletor
has that rich, appetizing aroma. and de-
licious {lever so often belting.

filmy people have vented an Else-
trio Percolator but have deferred buy-
ing from time to. time because of the
cost which has been from $10.00 up.
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this and desiring to give
every user of Electric Service on oppor-
tunity to enjoy the comforts of on files.
trified home to the fullest extent, we
have concluded an t with
the manufacturers Which ensbles us to
Ofl'er during this month the

"l’lemu” Electric Peneolater made
rm pure aluminum, highly polished.
Filip capacity. Hamil-claret! by
Land-II. Fury A Clark, which mm
is a ”routes of excellence on house-
hold devices.

GUARANTEED “THERMAX” ELECTRIC PER-
COLATOR FOR ONLY $6.75

Complete with Attachment Cord and Plug-Ready i’or Use

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

The percolotor has the'genuine Nichrome heating element and Specie}
safety fuse in bottom which prevents the heating element from burning out
if it should go dry.

This is an opportunity to secure a real Electric Percoletor at little more
than the cost of the old fashioned stove type.

The Connecticut Light and
Power Co.

 

 
 
 

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SOUTH N ORWALK CLOTHIERS '

Packed to t 8

Hundreds of Eager Buyers Respond to the Big

Cash Raising

 

flock to a sale, but then there' is a. reason.

Prices Smash
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“AND FURNISHINGS WILL BE FOUNI)? HERE

 
 
 
 
 

h Russian eflort to establish closer linens

inon'n arms 3:111an hats orae
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NEWELL & MURRAY’S

 

 

which opened up this morning. South Norwalk never saw such 9. great mob of people

Brought the Tremendous Crovvd Which Packed the Store Right to the Doors and
TOMORROW EVEN BIGGER BARGAINS IN MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING

Get m Hue—Be Here Early mid Yfill Save Money

 
 
 

 

 

' SIOCKHOLH. Nov. 17. —-A new

chi and. commercial relations with
Stream": in m‘ln the mm mm

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its foreign amine clearing (with
in Swedish bunks. providing 8. esti-
{guarding agreement can be amused
between the two countries. He hes
Juno here. he says. to m the
fiance-l (so-operatic»: between Buss“
‘snd Sweden. He considers Sweden

lpodt in! money. owing to its independ-
in: podtlon end its well-ordered con.-
lemons.

 
 

Mr. Schelnmnn. has acquired 80.000.

coo gold rubles through it: torelxn ex—
change opentlons, and the end of the
present year will add 50,000,000 tothe

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terpflses.

EX’I’BAVAGANCE AMONG 00!:
WE STUDENTS pm.

 

 

responsible for the extravagant lite

the universities» The subject gained
wide publlcky recently when a student

difficulties. -.
ford University. in his address at the
opening or the (all semester. sold he

dorsally lodged ageinst landowners}
of extravagant living. were not nio-
gether without foundIUSn.-fi£ blem‘
ed the local shopkeepers for giving
students credit. and urged thst stu-
dents be limited in the amount of
money allowed them. , n
days of “Penman." when undergrad
their rooms and to be without restric-
tions out of school hours. hnd grad-

students were almost unknown.

 

STILL DOING 'B‘ISINESS.

 

AI'GSBURG. Bavaria. Nov. 17.;—

The

been celebrsflng In anniversary of Its
founding 409 your in.

. Napoleon I.- spent some time in
Augsburg with his stall. and the old
guest. obook of the inn held the sign»
turcs of Josephine Busuhernnls and
Marie Louise. Next to them were in-

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one at tho sleet countries for the de- '

The Russian ‘Stmte Blot. declares

was». Themmouolthe.
unauannnssshtemen- "

eommltoed suicide because a! tune!!!

Dr. Earns}! vice-chancellor o! 03.: "

had to admit that compltlnll. occa- '

Dr. Parnell pointed out that the 4'

notes wore allowed to have “flies in: ,

uully come to an end. and he said that; l
nowadays use: of drinking 1111va

ms Fascism BY NW3 J

most lemons ion in Gamay; '

 

'“rhe‘Three Noon." seaming. nu ’

slaves $10,000 in nah W maln-
hem

. 18311812 The chair will
the “Pltllosophy of Religion?“
35,030 fund is
34 times what they were can .,
192:. Even ’with this heavy increase.
it is estimated that the deficit still out
be about 1,600,090,».49 drowns a. shy.
m r deficit is sold to J
ue largely to the enormous amount

 

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rice hires. W by Government
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meat us one: he steps toward shot-
tuning the evil. 1]
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gotOmrrletT.Buekinghm.

 
 

329 comtertelt hills are in mum Robeson, late of Harem. In.
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Isle, filed in probate court today.

7 or s. professorship in the
Intrinlbmtnbensmedeiter her
be that of
A
I left to support a.
1 echelon-snip in the school of Fine Arts.
to beamed “The Robeson. Taylor

onemfionseinmnhouse ave-
nugisgtvento Yale. for residence
W so long as the avenue is not
diverted to commercial or spanner“.
nonsense; J Otherglftssre or $5,000
fora nursed nuisances-boo! and $2,-
estimated thallium halfthetravel Natofii‘e‘fiw. C. A. Servantsare
”statesmen. Soiamaovem- remembered and theiesidne of the
estate is divided into four pom after united Robert E new-
Mum and thwart; cum“ hishome
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' jspfii‘x’gn‘eid; children or Robert Keep.
WW 0F Pom tune of Norwich; Elizabeth Avery. otJTodsy Daviu
Ponce today issued a warning {first Hartford and children of Herbertlnrown charged with higamJ "in?

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ram: 17. 1922.

.MSITESCITYOF\

NORWALK l-QR “ JJ. up.

 

The suit of Mrs. Ida A.) J
Cross street, him-walk in w “’

t!!! asks for $2 goo dam
{personal injuries, “as hra
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in
morning of January 3n ”.2
Hrs. Adamo was walking 0: D; ”M“
on her way to the sh“ Janine:
H. Jacobs & Sons, she “mm 3 cf
hole or depression on 1hr— so: 3 i'
and fractured a bone in y... , “ 'k

The defense is contributory . £343ch

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0N TRIAL FOR RICA”;

 

MILFORD. Nov. 1'.‘
months ago Judge J
(Mod a marriage

“scare”? You r.e
ix } *C‘vn F1
N r. m0“? why:

 

10.:155 E‘s,
lFreeh of Jersey City who “J

parents, was a. summer I'Psidssz
was before I

had a. wife in Brooklyn “her.- It.
M Ilia Freeh. He was had “It.
higher court.

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

mNDON. New. 17. -—Much criticism ‘

led by many or the undergraduates of

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INFANTS’ PART-WOOL SHIRTS

Sizes 2 to 6. Reg. 39c.
SATURDAY ............

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Ladies’ Extra Heavy

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$2.50 Hunting Vest 516559 Avmtor’s
Six Game Poekets ed Coats
‘ $1.25 ' ‘ extrshesvypelt. 36in-
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3for . . . . . . . . . . . $6.751 Blankets

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Reinforced Seat. Reg. 50c. " 3 Seam Back. Reg. $1.25. ‘i‘

SATURDAY . . .. ........ 35C SATURDAY ............ 89C is:

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U. S. Army Shoe
Lotus calf, Munson
last
NOW $3.95

36150 Army Pure \‘ 001
well made
’3—Butfon Sweater
Very heavy
Now $3.45
50c Safety Razor
Blades '
Star, and
Everready Razors
23c.
7 in pack
$1. 50 Side-lace
Canvas Leggins

axiom
Now 79c

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

Walk, cone,

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