“WWI aid of like rtin‘s nest is stem it ve been II to y hall first and I attribute ray slick eselest Expect 40,000 Cars Tomorrow For Big Game A careful effort -‘.0 keep the slate heme record clean throughout the intercollegiate football season will \ eeellble fer srisg a recent se . M" say knee was seriously In- new is Mike Martin's Liniment." .. "I, (Signed) TYBUS I. COBB. - t be mtde by state. New Haven and , . ran mama whoN’aMom somatic cons. ram OLD FOLKS BECOME YOUTHFUi. AND STiFFNESS or OLD AGE FADES AWAY s - J ke—B t T It And See—You’ll a. Pleasantly Amazed. '_ Big 14...... made Twila;- of Phenhlmenrzl Washington Ball Team Full Of Old Men In The f Game—Tells How To Keep Supple Though Old - tic, Stiff, Lune, Achy Old Folks Steeped Over Witld Weather, Works Like a Charm. Inhal- West Haven authorities today and tomorrow when nearly 40,000 cars will be brought into state highway traffic. it is expected. on account of the Yale-Harvard football classic at New Haven. It will be the last big nin- hail game of the season at New Ha. van. The state police department. reported today that the Yaltwtrmy a. _- 1 LADIES’ SWEATERS_ Button Front Coat Swea 13-15 MAIN ST. ’ A fine showing of all the wanted Models and' Colors in Ladies’ Sweaters. Button Front with collar all colors $538—$638 Tuxedos,alicolors $6.98 Sport Pull On Fancy and Plain colors $5.00—$5.50 . IRVING B. ,STONE “WAN“! Bis League Linirnent-«Feel Spry eh Kids Once Again In Damp, Cold, Rheumatic Yes feline arts is dens. eels miserable weather feel sch]. lens. rheumatic sad sill—lest hep tab rear drug store and esk the. fer a bottle of like Mertin's bungee-nee- aetwerryes Geaereueieehtileueitvtsees that seen fer the Ill-Inset will wer- endlll.00. end leer times as sleet fer sue. sesthe yes.vesderfeily all night IIring'lf dreniet hasn’t the ne was at and nest teeming you will wekel likes-woollen. lshitlaC..eacieseprtceel-dgetebettles Wily. It hes a dellghtfeliy aiceeder te year deer. panel pest. HAROLD A. MEAD AND All Leading Druggists in this Section New Sell "MIKE MARTIN’S LINIMEN big games in New Haven. to keep that yee’ll crave see of these llvleere ‘rsheeveryeneehn'hilee-dvhed wonderful dilemee in lakes in e- w reeleelrendfeei. lttsseeitieelyeleve- Isiiee. Yee feel like fleeing a heiress. or playing baseball yourself. ‘ I“. I“ bottledeeis very little-as lose Is- the nasty old-thee Iinlaieets that M. Ilel bed and wide- de loch seed. like lin's Lint-est sets var-ts. helm and e tingle of new Vltnllv his has all nudes. M beet hi "lb ed lair people. Mike Martin, Bell Perk. "MN-ml. D. and Yale-Dartmouth games, both of which attracted to the Yale Bowl crowds larger than the entire pop- ulation of some (‘onnccticut cities. went off without any traffic casual- ties of consequence on the main highways into New Haven. Tomorrow's traffic will be fully as heavy as if not heavier than. that brought out by the Yale-Army name. although the itowi itself hav- ing lawn packed to capacity for the latter. will not accommodate any more people. But there is invari- nhly heavy inters‘aie traffic on Yale- llarvnrd football days. owing no doubt to the large number of Har- \ard undergraduates and alumni who make the trip to New Haven by automobile The. state motor vehicle. high- way and police departments are co- operating with the police of New Haven and its environs. the New Haven Automobile Club and the f‘onnecticut Company. along the lines followed out at the previous $5.50 NORWALK Our Art Needlework Dept. Offers many suggestions for hand-made gifts at little cost. The N. B. Ryan Co. 86 Washington Street --.South Norwaik §\tWALTER JOHNSON, COVELESKI, TY COBB, CHIEF BENDER, SISLER—USE I'll. .- BIOIOI It. taste Irene snus. lessee! '1 Ike lertte’s “sheet steereeel ““1333 JOHNSON ”“5" W Cteh. gene-sh it week-s tenders for I. is hes.- “Ithe liartia's Helmet is wenderfel 3“ m stars. traveling n." sweet- hg all m and sills-e see of my '00: driving ewsy lameness. ”mess. etil- llg Ole lint. Ill getting dm“ ‘0 the "I. l have I!“ ether thine-ts be! “Nulmfl'l’ufl-[mllwhenelhenutmtnctallsertsefrhen- seveeetteiaedee'ehweederfellnseltee late-b dse eilthebeiisllnrsl “and“ withlihlertin Lien-ear. tiltehre hev ImriuerMIenh-“kmm’mu gives-egress henna-NI Mo's some. w-Im Jam-n. til- W- I'm-c '0" “M Mr "ll" If!" “ITIN- W lest sub: IIg-sl. George sewn . r, of stalls. Drains ad huts. .Weehlngten Dell deb ‘ lens of the Stars slaying wonderful Ieeehell today old bell pl ere n m ., ... :3. mm .... ..g’... and wouldn't item a. m ehh at In I." M “ ... m ma“, ”l,“ child. If :0! I"! r all It Gd”. “.0 "I‘d “m M M «a had an ache like magic aleng with all It. 0! M or ”I“ .- their livu. . netk pains. stilaees. ls-eneee. etc. You feel ee seed-es sepsis—es lee— IIII'S THE SECRET traffic congestion down to minimum and ”avoid accidents While the state police report for the Army and Dartmouth games in- dicates good trellic conditions on the state highways. New Havcn city reports indicate the occurrence of several minor accidents within the city limits. most of them at street intersections Nineteen cars were the thus involved at the time if. the Army game and forty-seven at the time of the Dartmouth game which brought in considerably more traf- nc for other states SIX TOWNS PAINT NAMES ON Book‘s 10!! am TRAFFIC Four towns in Oregon and two in Washington have joined the list of places paged by sufficient air traf- fic to induce them to paint the names of their towns on the roofs of buildings, according to an announce. ment by the army air corps. The Ford Motor company at Port- land. Ore.. advises that the following towns in. their vicinity have been marked by root signs subsequent to June. 1928: Myrtle Point. Prinevillc. Atoria- and Cottage Grove in the state of Oregon. and Longview and Camus in the state of Washington. samurai) EGGS GOOD FOR YEARS. ON mm LIVERPOOL. (AP)—Electrified eggs. guaranteed to keep for years and designed to aid in keeping down the cc;t of living. have been pieced on the British market. This invention by which eggs are eterlised by means of an electrically heated oil bath makes it possible, it is claimed. to keep eggs almost in- pssnorrummsmarr. ii. tl‘l' - WW“ VINEI‘ ” ’ Slim"? “no“? ’ "it. - 'R‘G‘lefi'W‘WWWMW mm ‘ WWW definitely. , . 5 MR. CHARLES LINDBLOM HAS BEEN APPOINTED . LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR “s - V snow ROOMS FOR and DIANA AT 59 NORTH MAIN small SOUTH NORWALK ~r. WIWM Ham.” ., 1 LINDBLOM ' MOTOR SALES ~.. somsonwstxi . e groups through the mouths and pi as of their advocates. we know. from the proponents of an idea or a plan. what tin-y a: wit and’ “list they are doing that Mr (mini form an intelligent Opinion on tlu ir aims and work. ! in the activities of the world outfit side. in literature. art. science. rv-ti- gion or politics. tven though part is not generally classifiwi my news. do we not all “ant to know. about it'.‘ Take the work of in. . Federal Christ in America. Catholics and Protestants are work- 1 ing. icrest to know what the itov. t‘hnrirs ‘ S. Maci’eriand. formerly pastor the South Norwulk COIiKi‘l'KillIOilill church. is doing. as general secretary of that group? the Council of Jewish Women to the ll.i- t tional work of that organization. Is: not that a matter of local intrrvst 7 women of 53 nations met and dis. . cussed the world-wide problems of: women. AY, NOVEMBER 19, 1920. ‘ . v i ‘ . ‘ ‘ . .. , '1- ‘ in“ areas mm X “ . ' ... n. r". ,a ‘ . 'fl-‘mtflu‘fi‘m ,. l5“. 8! ’ ”Jud! I ' L K 'As One Woman (Continued from Page One) here. But i am only one person. and the world is full of people whose opinions may not coincide with mine. but. are worth just as much. and more. it is the meeting of these points of view. these differing ac- tivities. that I would like to bring about in this column. Then i would like to be able to tell our towns- people something of the hu an in- terest that enters into the activities of various organized srotips-wmat-. terl that. are not subjects for tho nests columns. The things which these organizations actually do is "news." Their aims and methods. the side lights on their work. as it progresses. is "human init'rost." it is only those who know these humnr. interest stories from the inside “ho can make it possible. by giving them‘ to me. for our towaspcopin gram-a1. iy to know and understand thwir contribution to town life. Then there are the political. indus-i trial and labor groups. For too often i the aims and work of these ilrolips,. (particularly it‘ they are entail and comparatively uiiinfiuential, and. usually. it they are unpopular in their aims or methods). are put for- ward only by their opponents. Il would like to be able to discuss ”1080 it is only \vhn-n And when a Norwaikcr has a part. llill; Council of in Clliil‘t‘lit'ti “'Ilil‘ll of I'H'tlll is it not a matter of local in- 0 i' And the rviations of ‘ local group of the Ntitiunalt Last May. in Paris. ItiltllilKI tho This column will present liO'l'l‘ERlES FIOURISII IN COPENHAGEN mark lotteries iiourlsh. four. each of which is conducted un- “W‘V'VWW ...... the results of their deliberations. and certed action by the organized Won]. on of the world. It would be a mat- renctions of the local groups. whose national organizations participated in this international council, to the agreements made there, in name. This can only b4- these local groups with the editor of this column. And so the invitation is extended to every group. and to every indlvi. dual having a point of view or a plan or a hit of general informa- tion on any subject. to become vocal through this column. Unquostionably the editor of The Sentinel will not agree with many: of my personal opinions. llllll ht- may violently oppose. in his own mind, the aims and work of some groups whose activities I may try to pre- sent hero from the standpoint of their adherents. But, after all. ho is not responsible for anything i may discuss or the opinions i may ex- press. And there is his promise of a free hand for public discussion. so please help to make this a real open forum by giving me suggestions and information. __.____, —Advertise in the the best results. Sentinel for RENT JOHNSON ELECTRICAL FLOOR POLISHER for a day Alexander Furniture Company 50 South Main Street ter of general interest to know tho; their i given I through cooperation on the part of ‘1 the resolutions they adopted for con. i M de_r strict government control. About . an. m. lb per mm of the minimum arc rc- Don- tuined by the government. lllt‘ ro. There u" nininder being distributed as prime. Lotteries and totalizators at races . turnl DENMARK; HAN liOOKll-ls llt l“ uninrk ..‘Illlltl lam-lt- lmvt il for lu< la: .. (AW—In “" “ l ---,\tl\'i r‘ u in Sale of Table Linens For Thanksgiving Knowing how well housewives appreciate really good linens, our buyers have provided the very best collection of linens to be had~linens from Ireland, from Belgium. In these offer— ings for Thanksgiving are table cloths—napkins. entire sets ready made all offered at these special prices. Such values as these should prompt every woman to replenish her linen supply now. a Ali Linen Luncheon Sets Towels 44x44 in. (‘ioili and 4 Napkins. in All Linen Towels IiI . Pint: d I ' l’ . ' m, H an mmm a border set With Damask borders in white only. Special ..... .. . . . . . $1e95 1833‘” At 49c“59c“75c"98c Ali Linen Guest Towels 29c Hand Embroidered Towels 1% x 30. ea. muumnu 98C All Linen Hand Emb. Towels Size ism—$1.49 and 18x‘JS—$1.95 ea‘: All Linen Luncheon Sets One (,‘ioiii 50x50 and 6 Napkins—in illuc. Rose. Gold, Lavender and Green IlOl‘thI' $2 59 set At All Linen Damask Luncheon Sets One Cloth 55x55 and 6 Napkins in White only. H $2.95 set. All Linen Dinner Sets With floral design—with 6 and I3 Napkins to set. At .. $5.95, $9.50, $12.50 set All Linen ngask Table Cloths In various patterns Table Cloths 70x70 ... . . . . . . . . . $3.95 Table Cloths 70x90 ... . . . . . . . . . $4.95 Table Cloths 70x108 .. . . . . . . . . . $5.95 Napkins to match 2132]. doz. .. $4.95 White and colored borders. Size 14 x 21 eseeee OUR DAILY SPECIAL' All Linen Huck Towels. while, with colored borders. Blue and Rose. Size ””3” 590 Special . . THE c. O. MILLER co. A SALE “QUEEN MAKE” JERSEY F ROCKS VALUES UP TO $13.50 $7.50 The Manufacturer wanted to clear his decks, so we were able to make a fortunate Purchase of the “Queen Make” Jersey Frocks, known to wo- men everywhere for their quality and style. In many cases you save Nearly Half. _'All Sizes—Wanted Colors There is. a frock in this selection for everyone, and in the color you want. One and two-piece'models, perfectly tailored- and finished—complete in every detail. ‘ And Please remember that every frock has just come from the makers—new and fresh! C. 0. MILLER CO.. SECOND FLOO'. \_' ~ '1' e __ mm men MM an uneven raess so. «no .1' .il in SI ' ‘iiI‘J
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