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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 16, 1925 · page 11

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WEDNESDAYpDECEMBER 16. 1925.

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/ ”Colds

Will stop tomorrow

Colds break in 14 hours for the millions
who use Hill‘s. Fever and headaches go.
Lat hippe yieldsin 3dsys. This is the quick.
the scientific way to end these dangers and
iii-comforts. Don‘t trust lesser helps. don‘t
wait. Get back to normslstooce.

Be Sure it‘s ‘\ PriceJOc
CASCARA UININE
Get lied Doll with portion

 

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Westport School
Markers Ordered

School signs or markers. exactly
alike in size and design. its recent-
iy adopted by the Joint Board of in-
t-rstntc Highways at Washington.
1. t‘... are to be posted on Waste
_VIl|‘l highways to warn motorists of
tho prom-non or school buildings.
Selectman Mansfield has placed an
miter for two of these markers
which will he put in position on the

.‘wl road near the Greens l’ttrms
'( llt'it'll.
The marker is 24 by 24 inches

h‘qlmrt- with six inch.hluck letters on

THE EVENING SENTINEL—wSO. NORWALK. CONN.

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NEW-DAY JEWETT SEDAN is can or REAL noouinsss:

 

516W HAVEN H’I‘Ot‘lt l'l'

NEW )Ultli. Dee. Iii. (A. IR)"
Quietly enough Now linvt-n better—
ni its market position by t'ilnihlug
to it new top yesterday. it was in
rieognilion oi. the lot-ward strides
. l‘illltlt' by tho management not only
tin rehabilitation of the property its
in ulinln lull in llll' Iiiort- l‘t‘t’t'lll en-
rrgy llispluyt‘d lounrd l‘thOlthl‘liCt-
int; film i Lit-ya but lately regained
:uimr ”it.“ out control for tho past
dozen years or more. Furthermore.
it was the. Struts bullet that the
lime i‘nr recording the company's bit-
Llam-vii sheet. was 'not tor distant.
{prior to which tilt-re undoubtedly
l\\'0|ll(l he a final valuation of pro.

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9726 H0 OVER

as it Sweeps

I t BEATS... as it Cleans

 

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a yellow background.

We...“ — .....__....... .__.-

New—‘i—{ork Beaten in
First Hockey Game

 

 

K. A.

POLHEMUS

LEADING MILLINER

6] North Main Street
Phone 314-5. So. NorWallt

NEW YORK. Doc. lawneforo the
most brilliant assemblage that ever
watched any ice sport indoors. pro-
fessional hockey was inaugurated in
Madison Square Garden last night.
it was a somewhat and inauguration.
for the civic pride or New York .as
the champion Canadians bowled ever
Tommy German's boys hy the score
or 3 to 1—17.000 saw the game.

 

 

 

 

ONE WAY TO GET A
NEW TIRE WITHOUT
PAYING FOR IT

Have the old one vulcanized at
)lcCollum's shop. This is a tact.
as we can easily prove to you any
day you step in here. Here‘s a
cheap and convenient way of giv-
ing yourself a Christmas present.
Bring
tunes today.

Brunswick Tires and Tubes

McCOLLUM’S

~l'.’ West. Ave. Tel. 3359 Nor-walk

_ Personal Bits of Lingerie Have a Striking
Appeal for the Young Debutante

Something new. unusual and
very chic will be her invariable
choice. and We have gathered
together an enviable group for
her gift giving.

A boyish two piece pajama suit
is sure to please her fancy. it
boasts an exceedingly smart
collar. two pockets and is the
most comfortable of sleeping
g a r m e n t s. in pronounced
stripes of various dimensions.

. English broadcloth. several dif-
ferent shades $5

Others. varying in style at
$4.50 '

An adorable bed jacket
has the distinction of be-
ing trimmed with that
most fashionable of edg-

 

Gifl Set with lace bandesu. '
step-in drawer of fine
crepe dc chine-and garters

ing—ostrich. ln green. '° match. Nile green.
blue or pouch with hcm- flesh 0! ”Hill 57-95
stitching is this jacket of Other charming get. up to
finest crepe dc chine. $20.

. $12.50
Rayon P‘l‘m‘“ ‘“ 8°" For the Dance, step-in

gcous color combinations-—
peach with orchid. grey
with rose. also Nile green.

with wide frill of lace,
quite new and ever so fash-

maize and tan. Wide ionnble. Pink only $4.75
.double bsnds form the
basis for contrasting shades. Slip with a Flue, of radium

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i $635 silk is especially adaptable »
‘ Others $4.50 to $7.95 ' . .

' . to the new flaring silhouette.
E Satin Crepe Gown for the With hcmstitchcd top and
i scalloped picot edge it
2 comes in all the lending
E shades—flesh. tan. blue.
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orchid. tangerine. etc. 55

Second floor.

more feminine taste has
not footing yoke with a
tiny pink rosebud. Of a
beautiful soft flesh crepe
$6.50
Many other delightful vsriv
ntions at $4.50 and up.

A Comfy Bathrobe Will Not Go Amiss
On Christmas Morning

How delighted she will be to find a beautiful Eidcrdown
robe among her most precious of Christmas gifts. Many
shades offer a choice of her favorite color. $8.95
Corduroy Robes—in all the leading shades of the season
$3.95 and $4.95»

Second floor.

Morning Shoppers Enjoy
Leisurely Selection and Quick Service

just a tip to help you with your Christmas shopping. 1
There are many who cannot come downtown to shop
until afternoon. but those who can arrange to do their 1

 

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Christmas buying in the morning will find it more satis-
factory from every standpoint.

Merchandise displays are freshly arranged. sssortrnents
are complete. salespeople are alert and ready to give you
undivided attention. 1
We suggest that you shop during the early hours of the
day if you can possibly do so.

 

 

 

 

imported French Applique:
Ready To Be Sewn On

To carry out the French fashion for an applique animal on
a sweater. a flower on a two piece frock. or applique. in
the corners of card table covers. are bewitching decorations
all ready mode. Some are in silk and knitted fabric - the
colors and designs are lovely. Come and see them. They

i are called Scw-me-ons and Choline-one. 25 ch. to $2 on.
' Iain floor.

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shows the standard sedan.

models. giving unusual spaclnusnesit for driver amt passengers.

iii: DEMAND
Films Because of

NEW YORK, Dec, in..—-.\ction
which probably “ill luii- showings of
'plr‘tures by Jinn-dd ("lit-d") Grunge
in many moving picture theaters in

‘ —-——-— the L‘nitcd States and t“anndu. was
tnltcn yert'rdny when the Motion

Scarcity Worries U. Swim... m... m... .t m...
R 0 a d Builders ’ii'fl voted to inform all its members

. ‘ 101' the. "trivia uncovered in this pure
Prize to Interest (01- awrur imam:-

| 'i'rudueors have. been guilty of
lege Men , ,

trunk plihlh‘ity in the punt." said a
I..i:itrruI-ut. issued by ll. l“. Woodhull.
,'~"m'1thejpl't'filtliill or the Motion Picture
'll‘itiilf'l‘ (twill-rs. zit't-r u met-ting.

The. time has erlmi- when we then-
due to America's o-xtrnurdliiniy rnitdlgm- (.wnprs can “5-H”... the public
and street building program for! ilint we will not project on our
which nearly one and UHF-hall lln'l”"l"'l‘lls any rt~]’\“tltlllt‘llrln. regardless
lion dollars is helm; spf'l‘li :inmiully'of the l'.’|llll(‘1‘ of th. producer if it
by the Federal government nnrl tlw
states. counties and (.‘iillll'l. will he!”
0““ "f ”‘9 “lb-WC” '0 'r'm'l‘l‘} Nation by lml‘i'nvcd Highways."
.lhorough considtrutlon at the 11mm I'l‘h... .. .1”... 1.. “I...” to an Nip-{m

moth 300d 703’)" C”“‘"””“” 1" 1“ 1stud his. l'§r~':l_‘rs ml'st be limited to

CHICAGO. Ill.. her.
great scarcity 0! high way u-uuintr-rs

 

 

 

 

held in this city, Juiiiiury ii to 1:7, dim W...“
under the nuspiexs ol' the Anterivnr' "'l'h v “1' 4 m” MIN. Mum”...
llmid lluilders‘ Assm-iuthm. '1‘ 193”.

Thu (lt‘illuilil tor Kiwi lliftllu'n'. "All .5“... stun-h} i... ”(illnm‘gufl
engineers is no lliilV)’ :llltl tilt-tine...) up. 1;. .5- i‘. y:'.;t t'muriilttt-..
ply so ilitiltnd llint. li._::h\\:iy “mt-i 21v.) It]... “I...“ ,1, 4 inn] i~r:’ AFN“...
nre confronted with u :34 ruins lil‘lill- ”W. . m .

 

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MiCTlOK’EFRS
at 599 lit 60] Broadway

»r.t~u lluustonbl I

lem. liond lil.’llv‘l‘liii int» l’t't'V?‘ hm». . _ . .,-_ _,
nlready liulxt‘il ('Hi!il...‘illl“ lit tilt ~‘ll‘iSlI.\i~lllli I_\f\‘l.[‘|llt\'l T]... Fuhm't,
.lmtlon and im- ill-lllllllh’l HI" '«‘l'11l'€x\lll ti. ..... in. ll'tvlt'\_ll4'l'.l'i.‘t" nr Hit"
jllh‘llll‘lcllt Ui‘ i llllit)i‘.iil' i‘l'litlt'lié ll-l"[.,\‘,l‘. \l ‘\\'. .
i “‘1‘"an i011“: men in Mr Mt" l” "-‘n l‘ill I:~‘l‘t‘t“l'l\ i: '.'t mind-3H: ani
i‘my Cllgin. ‘11“. now.;i;I:1l.iil.‘.i-‘ it"‘m'h'dw ”it [uh- :ln-t l‘li l‘H‘illi‘h
.highwuy I‘llgillrl‘il‘lu Itilil'. . s :it 1 m,“ ,. m .Wk m, h. ,1“ wiulinu, H'
llt'ClllllCiil bt‘llfhlllx’ 1m tint'iiu; spinn~ “gm”. (4....» i
idid positions iminl lliiil' lg: ever; in .
:llll'm at good szilui-n .~. 1 '~ ~~ ...-. l
1 Discussmg the inul it-r more}
l‘iglltvny tuttrinuu‘s, (11.4";th \i. 1'51.‘ ‘7 ._. " " ‘ ' ' ‘“ ""'““”":
luiin. stat-t lilgliuuy ithtnwr n. ‘ B v &C l.
.North Carolina; conwntmzi umum' l URLllVVG,DOLE 0- i
1

er of the coming: [{Ulul minis “1.3.:
mg, declared it-iny llmi ht is .t :
loss to ulltll‘l‘filull‘l null]: more (mil.
students do no: liliu up iii-,hu..y . i.
i-ztncering.

"For sturrul yours. lil':lii\'ri5' (‘i'i'ii'
'm'issionei‘s and chili i-ugiinei's h'lw
hrcn confronted “llll ii great twil‘»
city of ehglncerr." told “in l‘plinm,
"A large numb r or vuuuw rs fl'ntli
other branches now In . u fitting into
the highway fli‘lt’l. hit the ill.lot.'.‘
.of Work being done hy the hlrzhu..\
;industry is so grint that the :29
mand for Cllglllt‘i'i's has nut to (ll
dexroo been supplied. 'l'htzi'u its
great necessity tnr rm lug addition
at engineers inir-rusttd in highmu
work and. realising this. the [\lilt‘l‘i-
can ltoad Builders' Association l
attempting to liltt‘l‘li'l—‘t the cunt -
student and get him to \'l3llillli',t' in
importance offiialitvny transport:
tion to the eounti'y. ’l‘he Amcrlt-zm
Road liuilders' Arsoclniiou this )'t:il
is offering $550 in prizes for thv
best essay on the subject: "A New

New York City
Friday. December 18th
at 11 o'clock sharp
Closing Sale of the Season
From Curlers House. importers t! Ciel-en

440 Fine Oriental .
Rugs & Carpets . .

I‘tvvlr, ‘nrnun lunhnn. lllllliilnlfl t
Isl-nu. Mttuwtls nnd 0‘ Ic' tllolu:
IEIVCl Mam itinncra and l|\.ll.

1’, intro I r Iwrm-mluh tart-inn l
lumhan and her-pee carpets
Ht'iiu'tiui .murmp
flaw-u! (Jim 47! i‘lslNi“ 0‘ Lt/i’av
tart-ct»
fine line rlunesr rugs and corpus.
looflnt l‘lmislol. lloinldom i‘ii Mush!
had carpets and tug. (L riwnhcdl
For Atilvunt oi l ntlerwntcri- nr Conn-n
.t-msn and \ home run

All ”in about sold 91". by puc-

tumrl‘ .m mhilitinn will! ulsln‘n
.urmng at salt and s‘ will he mlzi n
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[Votiltdt'lllilib BRAKES STANDARD EQI'IPMENT 0N MJW MODELS
Paige hydraulic tour-wheel brakes are staritlard equipmt‘nt on tho Now-Day Jewctts. The illustration
The bodies of the closed models are of stool, and so well has the new con-
strueuon been Adapted to the latest Jewett that it retains the exact interior dimensions of the costlier

'Theatre Owners Will Bar Grange

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“Bunk” Publicity;
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ht‘lH been promoted lly '(lollnr and}
Grub" .slt‘llldlll'nls." i

“Mr. Snider. general munnum‘. llilh‘.
been authorized by the Motion l‘lt'-l

turt‘ ’l'limter ()Wnt'lr- of America.
compo: d hf (ht‘illi‘rut‘lfi nvrstlirnuuli-
out illt' l‘nlml strum .md t‘ninulu,

to nrrruinillt our memlurs With the
{nets \\ r- have lillt‘mi vml in this pill"
ticlilni‘ incident. 'i'lit-i-r is: no question
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tilllt'fll‘uvn cull llpiin lll"lll in :t-ll till“ a)...

Particular picture. 'lliiu tlrsvs the {EEG}... fab’efs
rnnitt-r so Mr 1H \t:- I‘l'l (‘Uili'vl‘n- "W"

t‘tl."

Earlier in n Hill’dl'ii'El .‘lr. \\'ooLl-
llnll hurl Hild:

"\‘l’v have mndl' :1 thorough invt‘s.
liptitirn o! the n‘li‘gwd Pflbllll'llt to
'ltt‘tl' (irumm t‘i‘ it 5." 'llJll'Ili t-hka.
'0‘ have llllltif‘ :i dt‘mnml lllwll the
enmpiiny rt-spt-n: lilli' fur llll .w czntv»

. es and com-
plications often follow an
ordinary Cold. Check it;
use the old Reliable, Safe
and Proven Remedy “Lax-
ative BROMO QUININE.”

 

 

 

 

mentr: count-run": tiriil‘u‘ iil'l'l his

illlf‘i’tt’l mnvlw Ini.t':lr!t:, trvr l‘l'lmf The First and Original COld
as in T» min « M will; win ".‘3 and Grip Tablet. Proven
le .-. 1i in" W" """t Safe for more than a Quar-
is :1 r "In: ill 'I littllilli‘t p. till! il :.l. “21‘0qu Centur .

lilill!’.“l 1v ‘:«~~‘:z‘-i_' ill." tlt- ll'll‘l' 'i'\" L ‘ 5'

~luli- ~: '. it .. .1 .~ n;= in.” hat...- The box hours this eignaturc
If f!‘ a; w t'll “w \‘.ll‘- hi .i in \‘.‘v ’.

*tl'rl vrulvé‘? ill' “3'“ “J“ Hui}

l‘J‘l mull-t tin- [-7’tl'lli"l 'uimtt'v. l't" é?&t&w
ptllllll.l‘l‘ l'u: llit In..ii\.:1iw.u vi in. .

ll.'!li\‘ lilf.‘l i-xtl'lilzii‘. i Price 30C.

 

 

The gift
of her choice!

The man who selects The Hoover as his
Christmas ift to wife ormother knows
thatof all t lugs he could give her, this is
the gift of her choice.

He has seen her struggle with her clean-
ing tasks; he has seen how fruitless is her
effort, with her old-fashioned methods.

And he knows she longs for an easier
way—a better way—a way to boat and
sweep her rugs without the labor this has
always required.

Are you seeking a gift to crprcss your
thoughtfulness? Make it a Hoover-it
would be Izcr choiCe.

Delivered when you say
Only $6.25 down

DONNELLY’S >

SO. NORWALK

WEST l’O RT

 

 

 

HE new-day car is here—and it‘s a Jewett.
it is the answer of one of the automotive
industry's oldest, strongest and most successful

,, organizations to today’s vital motoring needs and

—-—==li

problems.

N 0 surface comparison can adequately gauge
this car's worth. Measure it instead against the
situations and emergencies of driving.

Begin, if you like. with the severest test of all-
take The New-Day Jewett into close-packed
city traffic.

 

 

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7792f iii of Gifts

No gift could possibly be more acceptable, or
provide more happiness for both giver and re-
ccivcr, than the Better Buick.

be cost is small when balanced against the
p ensure this better motor car will bring to
those you love.

If you are thinking of giving a Better Buick for
Christmas, it would be a ood idea to make
your selection soon. We wi l have it waiting at
your door when the sun comes up. on CLristtnas

morning.
BUICK MOTOR COMPANY. FLINT. MICK.
Division of Gerard Motors Corporation '

J. H. WEHRLE GARAGE

Telephone 2603 West & Connecticut Aves.

wuss sum AUTOMOBILES.RE BUILT. BUICK W53- BUILD I!!!“

 

1 Dart in and out—shoot swiftly ahead of the jam
* . --stop with soft smoothness—park in spaces you
would have thought impossibly small!

Realization will come quickly—that here is a car,
marvelously responsive to your touch, which
takes instant advantage of every opening. gets

 

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you through streets that seem impenetrable. lets
you come and go as you please where ordinarily
you would never try to drive. A New—Day Car
For New-Day Needs.

Then leave the crowded streets and seek un-
frcquented country roads where The New—Day
jewett' will reveal a quality of performance
' which not even preceding Jewetts, acknowledged
masters of the open road. can Surpass.

After years of preparation, The New-Day
Jewett is here-ready for you to see it and drive it.

Let nothing prevent your seeing this epochal
new-day car without delay! And do not stop
with a casual inspection, for the better you learn
to know this car the more you will appreciate its
unusualness—its right to be known as “The
New-Day Car For New-Day Needs."

The New—Day Car

A modem, is Manley mam—mltndm
-with a flu: Eng " ' ltvll " that shoots you
our of tangled muffin ' flick of an eye.
Paige hydraulic «uheel brakes, bringing
you to cushioned rest almost instantaneously
from any normal driving speed.

Fuller! possible development in ease of com
trot—response to wheel and throttle that
makes this car seem to answer to your with
rather than your touch.

Aural nominees—more than in many
[20 in wheelbase sedans—easy entrance
and exit—luxurious comfort.

Cleaves: of clear vision that
reveals the unwary pedesc
trims and makes it impossiblo
{or another car to approach
unuen.‘

New accomplishments in
economy—of firstcost, operao
tion and upkeep.

And Jewett's lowest closed
' car price.

All this made possible by 17
years 0 Paige experience
and wi high quality certi-
fied by standards from which
Paige has never deviated.

 

Paige J ewett Motor Sales Co.

59 NORTH MAIN ST., SOUTH N ORWALK

Open Evenings

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