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sformer Principle
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dealer's name Ind address. and we will
1" 1023 Your Book. containing 72 pages.
ons. and list of useful household and
* RY VICTOR RECORDS
R NEW VICTROLA
‘OPULAR SONGS
Carolina Home ... .
Frame 1---- . . .
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TOMORROW AT THE
lu'sCo.
imnsrnrmer cuss shove the oil level
[111111 nitrogen. Nitrogen, a. brainless
11111.! inert gas. lies over the top of the
insulating oil like s, blanket and pre—
Ixrnts the forming of an explosive
arising
from the oil. An ingenious desire of
simple design stincheti directly in tho
trons-former generates n. constant sup
ply of the gas. Automatically filling
the space above the. oil level “ith the
protecting layer of nitrogen. mo oxy-
xvn. which is the element iiemiml to
prmluee the explosion.- or start. :1 ilro.
mm enter or he present in the .‘tiink.
A biz feature of tho invention is
tiiiit this protective layer of linert mm
above the. oil Invvi nets ns :1 tnshlon
in? buffer tn lllkt) the shock of any
Hilllthll pressures thnt develop- linthl
iriliwtnrmei- :13, lll‘t‘tlrtlllll: tn H111 ltl<
xentm‘. ii solute till the transformer
problems “'hlt‘ll lune lmeii hamper-
lm: this development. This means
Hint ll Kl'llll litl\‘i‘lll'l‘ iii \\';1Leri>0wm'
iiinit‘t'ts miiy lw
‘tlu- il|'ilf‘ i‘utiii-r
lunlwwl forward in in
' l‘-l1o tntul tl::1niii:r in the building
from the lllt is t \l‘lllttl t0 ltu'll‘ll $500.
'lllt iii- “.15 tlisunt iril ix» Mrs.
it In mun whu x-t‘niilv s n: iit' by. 'Sil“ was
211A 1hr 11: ii in (l l' kling Of ”units. All
.il.i1m 11.19 lil\i'll :11111 :1 \oiurfteer tire
lilzlimlv that
was l'uriiiml fought. ill"
l llJ/J‘ for int) limits.
1 She riff livers (lei-lured that; the fire
...,1 ll'lt 1! ”till“? llll‘ shoe repair wimp and
tlmt riri‘iiiiminnr‘s-s lfltllt‘ilier tl'nt it
111:1»: nr ilit‘ttlltllnry origin. The hullrilnq
lH nt‘t'liplitl by H. \V. ("ore_\. 'l‘hv‘.
‘wvnnri floor was nn open hurl. not in
' 1MP.
'l'l11- mini mint is nnvi npt rntiors mutt
11.11 itittti! v Illsiiiuinl -l 'llw \trlkt‘
munimd mil-ma “my :nlmut :1. t'|ll.’ll‘lr‘r
1 lHl‘ N.“ ank ’I'ril-tinw.
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LAYesBUST
an 't loaf
‘t wait for eggs to get cheap.
Lay
LAY or BUST dry mash.
or can get it. and he will if you Insist
o substitute.
sporting goods given free
to users of our feeds.
Send today.
The
.Park 8: Pollard
Company
Boston. Bu flailo,‘
Muss. N. Y.
Originator: of Dry Mash
co-vs am «us In
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.. . . . Peerless Quartet
. . . . . Murray-Smalls
...: . .. . . . .. . Murray
IANOE RECORDS
min Vi aliz .......... 'l‘lie, Seri-nmlcrs
lltni‘-~\\iiliz ........ The Senenadere
(.Ionfrey and His Orchestra
. . (fonfrey and His Orchestra
........ Whitemnn Orchestra
. . . Whiteman Otreiicstrn
RECORDS
..... Jascha. Ileifetl
“......m DwCogoru
lht‘ (til lt‘lt‘l if tilt-r11 Pllnilltl lu- a
short circuit or any Ilt‘fo‘t'l Im the.
iriinkformor windings. The .‘lir iilsu'
nets its n. proteetm- of the oil am that
it, eiinnot evaporate ixn'r can .1iir nor
iiiolsture mix with it.
High Voliiure protects nil nner the,
country will he leRlHlf‘Il by tilie new
Mén33to38Yearsonge
; MostSuccesstulinBusincss
“—_. s...“
58 succeed
64 succeed
53 succeedfi
50 succeed
prime of life.
failures, while 64 were successful.
of eve
Which is so good s bet as 3
OF 1% MEN UNDER—2'3
_Or 100 MEN BETWEEN 24 AND 32
At least such is the conclusion based on a recent
by the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company.
typical individuals studied, it was found that of those between the
ages of 33 and 38 just 36 out of a hundred could be counted as business.
out of a hundred were successful and 51 failures.
years, 58 out of a hundred were successful and 42 failures. After that
period of greatest success the number of suCcesses dropped to 53 out
hundred between the ages of 39 and 44. After 45 the chances
of the individual for success are just fifty- -fifty.
"or 100 MEN BETWEEN sumo-.38
OF'ioo MEN BETWEEN 39m 44
of: too HEN OVER 45
[31131]
CD us more likely to succeed in life between the ages of 33 and
38_ than before or after. Judged by business success, that is the
1
survey nude
Out of thousanch of
Of those under 23 years old, 49
Between 24 sud 32
real sportsman ever looks for.
PRICE LESS TREASURES.
ll'.XOR Egypt, Doc. 29. -—Some or
the priieliss treasures found in the.
tomb of King Tutiinkhamcn saw «l.- 1\-
light for the first time in more llmn
three thousand years yesterday. “inn
Hown‘rti Carter and Arthur Mace. ex-i
_(mators of the Metropolitan Museum|
of Art in New Y.ork superinttnii ti
1 their removal
LHt‘tl IL.
One. or the objects thus transferred:
to the toinp of Kin
it half- mile away
qus a. magnificent; lnlnitl box upon
amber necklace.
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| NE“’ YEAR‘S DAY SENTINICL.
The Sentinel will
morning other next Monday. l'uw
Yr‘ar's Hay. and all nthOFUSr‘l’llf'nlsfliltl
news matter should reach the office of
publication early Sunday.
he issued as :1
A Happy
HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF A GREAT MANY SPECIALS IN FOOTWEAR, BEFORE STARTING IN THE NEW
YEAR. DON’T PASS THEM.
lwhit-h was depicted King ’i‘utiinkhml
men and his queen at a. lion hunt.‘
The box contain-vi the queen's robes
and jewelry. including a. large lilziek
lA JOB AT
l PREMRU’S lS
' .CORRECTLY DONE
l
, it your car needs painting. it there
is trimming work to be done. it there
is need or body repairs. slip covers to
he made or carpets, or in fact any
i‘r-ziture in the above mentioned lines,
the firm of J. Premru & Sons, is in a
position to do the same correctly in
the shortest possible space of time to
assure a satisfactory job and better
1 still, at a conservative price. Located
now in new and larger quarters. the
tiny business home of this concern is
.1 place where things are done in a
1.1.1:.- that makes friends and boosters.
1 laurh department here is attended to
by an expert in his particuisr line.
New Year
cum AGKINSI' ins- co.
Funk 11. Gondola, acting on com-
mittos for the Superior Court. yesteré
any hard minorit- and evidenoé‘ in
the cloth: or Bronson Bros. 5; Co. of
New York city cannot the mcivsr of
the Amsrlccn Hut Manufacturing Co.
of Dunbar, for commissions oi! sales
mounting to $88,600 and interest.
The petitioners allege on agree-
.ment with the bunkrupt manufacbw-
in; company whereby they were to
not us exclusive agents on s. basis of
tin per cent. commit-ion on sit sales.
Such commissions alleged in still due
amount. to the figure of the claim.
Frank H. Farrell is receiver for the
Dnnbury concern.
BANKRUPTCY PETITION.
NEW HAVEN Dec. 29. ——Samuel
Ksplsn. Hartford shirt manufacturer.
yesterday tiled s. petition in bankrupt-
cy listing assets of $3. 311 against lin-
bilities of 818.386. _ ‘
HAVE DARK HAIR
01010011100110
Nobody Can Tell When You Darker:
Gray, Folded Hair “’ith
Sage Ten.
Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
tully darkened. glossy and attractive
with a. brew 0: Sage Ten and Sulphur.
Whenever her hair took on that dull,
faded or streaked appearance, this
simple mixture was applied with won-
derful eflcct. By asking iii any drug
store for “Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur
Compound." you will get: a. large bot-
tle or this old-time recipe. improved
by the addition or other ingredients.
all ready to use. at very little cost.
This simple mixture can be depended
upon to restore natursl color and
beauty to the hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wycth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound now because it
darkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell it has been applied—
it's so easy to use, too. You simply
dampen a. comb or soft brush and
draw it through your hair, taking one
strand at n. time. By morning the
gray hair disappears: after another
application or two. it. is restored to its
natural color and looks glossy sort
and besutitul.——-Adv.
immoxsox Hm
,JohnL. Klrhsono! Hrs. Ennis
Kirk at No. 1913:; But-nun: avenue.
Bridx’eport. secrets-iii or ts. more
Home at Wellingtord om formerly s.
soloist in Bridaport churches. and
Miss Louise Bronson. ‘ girl promi-
nent in Elm Qty society ore to be
married in New Karen on Seturdsy. it.
was learned today. -
Following the «remains-tbs bridal
couple will so to NowYoi-k city.
where they will be fotcd‘by immedi—
ate members of the faintly at: the
Hotel Astor. A honeymoon trip
through the South is planned. . a
Mr. Kirk is a. native of Bridgeport
and is well-known as a. singer and ulti-
siclen throughout the Shto. His
brother. Robert Kirk. Jewell-known
as n pianist. singer and stator.
moflmmunnn"
HARTFORD. Dec“ ass—atone
iicssncn iostcrdny removed nines-val.
nod st 85. 000 from the m Qfil
bsssment to s New Knish; ’
where it will be suction“ use ..
direction of the Federal authorities
for homitol 1189.02
ment, 1: oust-ts were mun: what
the transfer was mods Mar-day
dram" '10 um.
KANSAS CITY Mo, Dec. 29.—wui
H. Ksys. director-general ot the mo,
tho m ..
amount plsccd in th. COME boas-z
tion picture industry. declared to an
address last: _night to the ~Womsn’1s
City club that Roscoe Arbucuc
probably would not copes: soon to only » ..
motion picture. but would be given as: .
cowrtunity to direct film production!»
EDWARD
Telephone 141
C. NASH
MOTOR TRUCKING FURNITURE MOVING . t
' . Westport, Conn. ,
.......................
Now
31-00 10. 'MY.
TRIPLETOE a. CENTEMERI,
, 23 WOOL vzs'rs s PANTs—Rog. sue and sacs quality.
' 1-2 WOOL VESTS d. PANTS—Rog.- $1. 65 and $1.89 quality,
.................. $1.29 sud $1.40
1-3, WOOL MEDIUM WEIGHT UNION SUITS—$3.00 snd 88.29 quality.
HEAVY FLEECED PANTS, size 38 only—$1.50 quality. new . .. . . . 'm
CHILDREN'S FLEECED SLEEPING GARMENTS, 4,6
old—$125 and $1. 50 quality, new ........................ '
FLANNELETTE SLEEPING GARMENTS. 4 to 14 yssrs old—Regular " .
Regulsr price $1.95, new ......
uNnnnwmn amuse To omen our.
BROKEN LOTS‘ 3
new $1.49 " ‘
$2.50 sud $2.79
,3 and 10 years -'
98c
............. ... 79°.»
CHILDREN'S FLANNELér'r'E.'B'L'o'oai'c'é's;'4m to 12-43... soc qusll-
ty,h°W..... .......... ...-.....o-cu ......... essence-o‘clloo
WOMEN’S ALL WOOL HOSEBY.
Grey, Block and Heather Mixtures—
.................... ........— $1.49
CENTEMERI, Navy, Brown and Camel—Reg. $1.50, new ....... 81.10
88 Washington Street
J. I. Mallette
South Norwslk
fiALS
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For Shoes
Buy Where Your DOllar Talks ~=~
the Loudest.
Stop Paying ’High“ Prices
Big Assortment.
At» . .
III-ssclllooootloooso
MEN’S LEATHER or FELT SLIPPERS i All
colors.
89c
ONLY 653 PAIRS OF FELT SLIPPERS , i
MadsinNorwslk.
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79 CHILDREN’S PUSS 1N BOOTS
c
lwmu: my LAST ................. 79¢
Men’s Guaranteed Arctics
$1.98
LADIES’ OXFORDS
AND PUMPS
Big new variety.
At DOOOIIOIIUOIO
$2. 90 A.
LADIES’ FAN TONG
l’UMPS
$2. 90.. 1“
LADIES’ BLACK 0R
BROWN SHOES
$2.90
.. $1.00
LADIES’ ONE-STRAP
VICI KID HOUSE
SLIPPERS
LADIES’ TAN CALF
OXFORDS or PUMPS».
Big ssst.
A‘ ooo-o‘oooossoo
$3.90
Baby Shoes—A11 Kinds
98c
Solid leather.
Alt
CHILDREN’S BLACK or
TAN HIGH CUT SHOES
$1.98.
BABY COMB. SHOES
washable tops.
Big asst.
$1. 791.... mm... $1 .90,
BOYS’ TAN SHOES
Block or Brown.
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BOYS’ GOODYEAR
WELT SHOES ~
$290
. “SHOES-
1‘“ J.9Q
Men’s Work Shoes
”189
GOODYEAR WELT
SHOES
.. $3. 90
[MEN’S BLK. or BROWN MEN’S MUNSQN LAST
ARMY SHOES
Goodyear. welt.
At ......_......
MEN’S CALFSKIN
SHOES or QXFORDS ’
”distiller.
$3 .90 i. $4.90
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Men s shlid Lather
$389 A's . $4 90
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Norwalk Chronicler