' TIA—so. NORWAIZK.C
CONN.
VERTICAL.
1. T6 sparkle.
2.12repositlon Oli"piscs. ,
.3_ To obstruct a stream.
nonlzos'mn. l -
Proceeding by degrees. -
Eighth part of a circle (‘i.).
. To test food with mouth.
. To bring up.
Broad smile. 39. sinned.
51. Blackbird. 41 Metal string.
03. To halt. .48 Glnllted recto. .
5‘. Field. {:1 34. Age. ‘, .
55. Shows. 45. Says uguin. ‘
One in cards. ' 47 '3‘?) \tnerate.
. .58. Paid publicity. 48. Consume. . ..
.59, Partner. ‘ 51 Rytllm.
00. To allot. t2. Framnnt oleoresfil.
62.‘Exclamation or laughter. 05 Polynesion chestnut.
68. Tardier. 5,6..Stulk. .
‘ 64. Variety of corundum used for 59 Crow.
polishing.
: G... Seaweed.
7 Rich plum cakes.
61. Sea. eagle.
63.8031 note in scale.
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FORMERLY” $110. 90
A, SAVING or $5500
Within. 4. Employer .
Liquety. 0. Volume 0: mm. I
, Eons. 6. Smallest port at a word.
To “15L 7. Verbally.
Matching dishes. 8. lllrds' prisons.
Clatterlng snake. ~ 9» Row onwow.’
sheltered; 10. Similar to a, donkey.
Composition for three. 11 1’0““ 0‘ WWW".
AU. 12. Church spir‘e’. .
Closes the‘ eyes at n hawn.18.&incw which transmits sensa-
To baht. tlon. .
Beam. i 19.5% sulround.
Mallet. 21.]3lrlds.,
Graduated (as a series of bow-.15) 23. To rip
To give. 24. Fluid l'.ook
Sinus of evergreen trees. . 26. liulopoon hunting (hirdh
posite of soft. ‘ 28, Male geese._
Actually. 30. Screams. .
Device for freeing; garden 0! ob- 32. Picrcjld'm'
noxious plants. 0 34.1‘wcnty-tour hours.
46. Tapestry. . , 30. Simplet‘on
47. Bone in chest. ’ 38. Kind of loose overcoat (pl. ).
49. To arrange cloth gracefully. 40. Melody
saw ”roux. Oct. sd—lrrank
Campaigns 2d. who is {our yours old,
tsrteddown sloirs yesterday with
his mother. his brother and” his
his sister when tire'wss discovered
in. the threestory house at 90 Clare
Street, Brooklynnwhero they ‘ lived
on the top floor. The homes ‘had
started in the cellar. and by the
time Frank's grandi’sther called
them the whole house wss filled
with smoke.
Frank was ln-‘the‘rear at the pro-
cession. and when he got to the sec-
ond floor he heard s. little girl cry-
ing. He could not see because of tlh
smoke, but he recognized the voice
as that of Elisabeth oGl-ioi. three
years old. who lived with her moth-
er on the second floor. Frank im—
mediately turned aside and went in-
to the Grici apartment. There he
found Elisabeth sittins on the tlooo.
cryins and coughing from the
smoke, and clutching a ragged little
doll.
Later it was discovered that Eli-
. zsbeth had get almost down stairs
when she realized she had forgot-
" ten her doll..80 she went back for
it andthe smoke was so thick that
Yesterday’s Puzzle
AnsWered
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on.
' lower prices.
DRESSES '
ALI. WOOL BALBRIGGAN........
EXTRAFINEBALBRIGGAN.......
= Glri 3 Braves Fire ior Iler Doll,
' Boy, 4, Goes Back to Save Both
her mother did not. knowmhe had
gone. Frank tucked the doll one
his «inn and caught Elisabet by“ the
hand. They made their way to in!
hell. but the smoke was swirilns up
in billowe, and the children were
araid to venture into it. t
80 Frank suggested that they to
up stairs. Ho hult carried, halt led
the little girl to the top floor. and
0they went into the Campus-us apart-
lm-llt. Meanwhile Mrs. Cumpazna
and Mrs. Grist had noticed" the ab-
scllce at their children. and e. stran-
xer who did not tell his name rush-
ed lntothe house. He made his way
to the Cumpllzna apartment and
there he found Frank and Elisabeth
lflnx on the floor near a. window.
almost overcome by the smoke. H0
carried them down stairs, where an
ambulance surgeon revived
Firemen onlilled the tire to
basement
Boy, 3, Locked in Barn
60_Days; Jail Parents
BATH, N. Y.. Oct. 80.—-Accused of
keeping their son, Henry, Jr.. three.
naked in an' outbuilding tor more
than two months, Mr. and Mrs. Hen-
ry Freeman 0: Campbell, three miles
from here. are .held In the Steuben
County Jail today.
(The couple. each forty years old,
have two other small children.
Sheriff Hardenbrook. who learned
01' the child’s plight from neighbors.
found the unclotlled boy sobbing on
a bed of dirty straw. He was wrap-
ped in a hlalrkot. taken to the county
Jail and there clothed and led.
Mrs. Freeman said she imprison-
ed her boy in .10 shed because "he
annoyed n10 when I was doing my
housework."
Freeman looked upon by his
nelghbms us a hold \\ orklng man. is
a furmhand.
the
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~Advortlse in the Sentinel tor the
best results.
We are not going to give you the impossible, as you know every-
body has to make a profit on their merchandise.
will claim they are going to give you the impossible, tilese stores
will not succeed iii towns where lberg‘ ., ll est advertising going
We will repeat with we Have. a: Verhsed before, that no
- store can underseli our priceseéas wti are shil tile largelt no this
town, and second we do not pay run, as we own our own build-
inig and therefore are in a position to sell ourtll merchandise at
The ostrich hide: its head m
that no one can see it—don’t be like an ostrich.
' '_ BELOW WE LIST A FEW OF OUR SPECIALS FOR OUR 23RD ANNIVERSARY SALE
them. ,
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Block jnpnnned oil heaters with Window ventilators. keeps out
Hieoi tank. at. ‘. . ....... .. $4.91 snow, ruin, no limits, 0" high, 37"
~—-— long. at ................... 4m
Store pipe and elbows. all sizes ...__- “.74....—
at ................... . . . . . ilk Large size ltussizl iron wood ;
”"‘ v y C _I l‘ . _ .
$1.40 "Wear- Ever" lliuminurr 3:11:33an 0111 m n “00:52:: 1
"all"? nunu. 3 qt. size. at . . 08( ' """"""""" ' I
Ell—c553,, gnaw“ at ....... 36: $1.50 Six cup decorated imported 2
tea pots. at. . . .‘ ............ 98¢ i
39o illnck Russia iron doulllt m. .-.. .
roosters, size 8x12". nt 24¢ Fancy willow lire place wow i
deputy U. B. . nlsrs ‘ml in runmfmd
Wednesday on tomplulnt ot' \“ull()ili|‘
people...
His plull. it is alleged. woe to lul-
vertiso in papers u method by which
women could curn mono‘l oi llonlu.
To all who ropllctl to hit! ml he sent
unfinished llprons for which 1
charge was made and direc'ml ”iv!"
to llllirh ll, promlulnnr them puy for
their work. it is sold. When the
completed work was sent lilll'k to
his Stumi'ord post office box, how-
ever. he compellsntlml was given, it
is Fflltl. When tne llrnt omnpiulnis
ht'll’illi to come to Ih‘l poet {flier illi»
lilOl‘ilIt'N ho was forced 0 make
good sum of his promises, but it is
uilogod that he lnls ilOl. cnt‘.l‘ciy illled
his obligations.
STAMFORD TAXI
DRIVER nus
roslll CIlARGE
Alieg’ed to Have Failed
to Pay Women for
Work on Aprons
liouuld lidsscli tnxi- (killer of
Btamroul, is appearing before Uni-
ted Sl‘lit‘u Commissioner Hush J I
Lawn-y in Bridgeport this afternoon
on the charge 0: vloiotlng Section
255 of. the Federal Code which for-
bids the using of the U. S. mails to
.—
Tilo man who buys the dress is
willing for it it) be shorter it she will
defraud. lie was arrested by n "my “'9‘" H “mm“
Phone G E H E B E ’ S Prompt
527' ' Delivery
"ITO mm 11' IT’S HOUSEWEBE"
Values Beyond Words 30 Describe for Saturday Only
“it
baskets, assorted colors, at $3.”
$1.50 Slur nickel plated uizu-m
clocks. guaranteed for one your
“St
$2.7:
doulvlo hoill la, 2
“'\chl -l-1ver" ulumlnurr
ql. si7u, ill. 31. 9f
ti‘ic illl‘ge size gllllanlzed coa'
llods. it ................... eat at
33 Washington Street South Norwaik, Conn.
romsrsmm........se95'
$1298
w n .
9. has NANiVRSA ism
NOW GOING ON
our merchandise and.
realize that The Paris
for your money.
Some stores
elsewhere.
ih‘sand thinking
But compare Vince yourself.
, Our experience for 23 years one
ables us to offer season after see;
3011. the highest standard garments,
tile standard in style, the standard. on
in q,uaiit-y the standard in workman-
sillp, and the standard ln correct fit-
ting. Once you buy our garments,
wc are sure that you will be well
pleased and mi] send your friends,
- like hundreds of others do.
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$4.98
a $5.95
use
$9.95
$7.98
looses...
Sizes from 14 years to
ess'eksssssese
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"suede Velour
Velvobioom
Suede
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PIRATES HEAD i“263;?"5316E'fi':t:"*ii?:fil'i:'i~..'§§iilfl'1.7.2171
TO BE EMBLEM $233.13.".L‘.‘ 3.31:3;.?;‘.";i:'.‘.’.t‘
FOR CHAMPIONS
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[lilt‘ liliiiit m n. p mi in...“ I.) m. ”I
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PiT'l‘SIlI'llGll, Oct. 30 (.\l‘).«-—'l‘lll~
Pittsburgh Nlltlonulu, wm‘lll's linen»
Barns; $10, 000 Loss
“\l‘g'l iii till. .'i". (.\i.l
.i.llll{l- hulls .lI iIl' lluilil ll("‘ of .lulm
ha” l‘illlllllliolltl. hm." """l'y ”whim ‘ Airf'lll‘llll’ nu Alvin-I'llmll lulu «I rm...
upon the filliiiiv nl they wont to mlllll‘,
them (is lill‘ tllll-ilollills. it “Ill be u ‘I'Hmw'l by M“ “' ‘ “A; "it 'l“ ""-
l'irulo' M Ill‘liti in tile tolxll of :l lllpli gin (ll' “iiilill lnul [\Imull. 'I'Il-v il. .
button 0! u “HILII ("illll l slstllllulni l Slalom, .vn hm...
fliuco winniul: the highest ilnllOr in “(lo 1' m m u‘ mm dim-Mn: z-w l'
llzlllpimii, ihn l'll‘liil‘H \\'(‘l't‘ Ililllt‘tjlil- some ()I' liil’lli imti li‘l'li illlllllti. \ir.
ml us to Ilil' l‘lliliil‘ili. All-('nl‘llly lb ill‘HllIi nl ii the Inn.
Home \Villllf‘il ll diamond ring wililo bury Nulllmui I. ilII..
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French Kid Gloves -
Novelty culls oi' volllrmllll:
slilt‘ililltr.
$2.95 “ P"-
Chamois Suede Gloves
l‘l‘t‘llt’ll (.lliIS-~—iiilll' or
Silk, and Wool Hosiery
Mock seam and full fllsiliou
0d ill all leading shades.
$1.00 .. $1.95 . pr-
Sport Hosiery
lilorucrizcd and silk, ulso'siik
llllti wool in pleasing color titi\\ll clll".l\
_$1 0661) Sills . p. 151-00 ‘° $1.95 . p.
M “Silk liosiery
I’ul'c lillt‘flii silk, full illsilion-
Illlil
on Lot of CARTERS '
Wool ..nd Cotton
Union Suits
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Ori. iisil‘ tops and mick in 1 To «lose out at
all leading: shades. 7
$1 39a, pr, A $1-50
i I i lit-u'llllll' $2.1m unli RM!) {lilLli-‘.
MME. J EANNETTE
56 South Main Street South Norwaik, Conn
Saturday Evening Full] 10 i’. M.
( ipen
You can readily see for the past 23 years the
good folks of Norwaik have been getting the best wearing ap-
parel that is obtainable at priceswiiicil could not .be duplicated
We: do not exaggerate in our advertising but give
you the very best merchandise at prices which will please you,
and we will “be sure of-
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$49 50in
prices with the other stores then you will
Store offers at all times the best and most
your future patronage. Come and con-
54 bust measure. ‘
demonstration m Which we pass the unusual savings to you.
Here are coats that are faithful exponents of the new modes,
.e'aci’l possessing exceptional individual personality. All trim-
med with luxurious furs, In all the leading shades
0
Just another value
$15 .00 ‘I'iig il Luster Bolivia
$19. 75 i ' $24. 95 and up
.322, 50 Neediepo int Fabric
$29.50 and up
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33 SO. MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK
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