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. rite Melitta SEN'l‘lNEL—SOUTH Noiiwxnx, CONN. ”monomers 3,1926.
~ Animals Give
German Authorities
'. Difficult Problem
he euthoritles of nreslsu have
molly nn elrphunt on their
I. but they nppcured to have
hing very like i‘. llllll‘ hull-
M levied on tho Illollllf‘trt‘M
on exhibition of freak animals
cattery flare
i‘VANILLA '
. ”“2995?-
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legged cult. a dwarf monkey. I; don
with five less, It rsro spednien of s.
heron. n. bunnrd and n live-legged
pig.
The whole outfit was removed to
the courthouse. At. inst accounts
authorities were wondering how
long it would‘ take the seized goods
nnIl rhuttels with the hearty oppo-
iltcs displayed to out up 1.000 merits
“Olk of provender. and whether the
court would permit the city to col-
lert the cost of the food More the
successful pinintlit in the suit.
PROFESSOR—"And did 1 make
myself plain 1’"
FROSll~“.\'o. God did thst."—-'
Washington Columns.
XMAS
SHOP
so so. new or.
l'isvoredwithripe,lus-
clone oranges and
tenant, Covered with
rich yelyety Chocolate.
flannsodoysofagreat
.eltly’fetmm
I 29°.
gift... *tetions
by the sleighrlosd
for churches,
My Schools
and all other Insti'
tattoos
'. Imoponten
' * . j We _
I Fruit Ben Bone—Jelly Gum
Drops-Thirty Pounds of ve-
flety- devoted sweetsi Just the
* ,Tg‘m‘f’ $4.50
\ . i .
, For mother, daughter. Slfilt‘l' 11ml sweeihenrt.
' .uuit everyone :I purse.
MME. . JEANNETTE
GIFTS
I
Prices to
EARLY
SO. NORWALX,‘ CONN.
ATCH our Christ!
mas display. Ask
to see the many assort'
meats. Note the sense- i
tive prices. Make your
selectionfromthegrent,
big Loft Christmas
stock. AndBUYEARLYl
1 lb. Vanilla CreemedNnts
V2 lb. Chocolate Covered
IPeenut end Raisin
Clusters
“gammy
”cheese to: ”e
”t?
«Tn-tom
Another 'I‘luxty Pounds of
Candy thstmskes for Thirty
Tons of Joyi Ben Bone.
ChoooleteCresneJellyGune.
on Fashion Herd Cendla,
www.mm-
mesbomlndudod.
33% ‘6'“
Make your candy headquarters here.-
,§57l'A.DLER & SMITH
‘ 2 t‘fflfimmlti &‘80. MAIN S'l‘n‘
31¢. KORVAIIII. 0017'
“Ia:
Come.
What does the everege South Nor-
wsik girl think end feel. or even
suppose she is above overuse, when
she leaves homo end friends to em-
barkon the first trying term of her
college career?
A local girl. with s. wide circle of
Ifriends. new It student at a mid-
western unitersity. hes written for
The Sentinel her dork modes end re-
actions during the first few hours
when she found herself in the
strange end not inviting environment
or her college town.
"Gee. I went to go strsight home."
That wss her predominant emo-
tion. 80 breve end feerless when
she bid me and pe end brothers and
sisters good-by. now she felt alone.
‘frlendless. week and crushed. '
All that. of course. has passed toii
day and she is entering freely into\
the life and activities of he: aims; ,
motor. but her initial fright and!
gloom are well worth recounting in‘
her own words: i
"There's still no place like home."
she writes. ‘Jhut college is beginning
to provide plenty of novelty and st-
trnction for one of South Norwelk'e
little collegiates \vho hns strayed
into n. country outside the pole of.
real civilisation. '
"Just think for yourself—~a i'lnp-I
per full of confidence and inciden-
tally full of Cinders. descends from!
the Pullman. An hour end It hnlti
wait with the temperature \ery un.
comfortable docs littieIor nothing Iof
increase her spirits. in feet. by tht-|
time the mercury has done It few;
more tricks and the train pulls mill
‘0 ftho station. bound for that dlm'
spot on the horizon. college hrri
spirits hme been handed quite n;
downward jerk. I
"The arrival is equally innIIspioi-l
ous. Several hours of tiresome rid-
ing have brought the time to into'
evening and thc flapper who has left
home the day before with all lh'I
buoyancy and thrill of flnpperdon'
is commencing to wish she were
home again. She‘s tired and lhl‘rt‘
nre still hngzngo checks to he at-
tended to. before the inevitable
search for n. cab. which. true to
form. is not at all where it should
be.
"Finally, (we will skip the mentul
and expressed phases that the flap-
per's brain goes through during the
next few minutes) our little' friend
I .....w...
reaches her rooming house. Th
plus is only semi-lighted down
stairs. presenting n rather luguhriou:
atmosphere. to say the least. and one
not at all conducive to softening an
over~rising nostalgic wove. I’rieml'
flapper now begins to realize she ir
only a Fresh. one of hundreds who
have arrived for early rtglstrstlon
"l’pstnirs girlish shrieks. proceed-
‘ in: from some sort of week-end had.
room feast are henrd distinctly. too
distinctly for the newcomer \rhrI
feels out of everything and just like
a good weep (In feet. a few lily.
Too Much I
7‘ Ad d 7” .. .
Beneath-it: ;
U WGiee'sRisetoMnngI
AUTHORlTIISIsree'thannu-
ce- ofeuic sold I.
(Inc b faulty ”deer, m m_
tine of this tonic meterisl often
mm“ “mfdtbysere. peln
M Joints. e tired languid feeling i
“‘56 So. Main St.
”MME. JEANNETTE
So. Nerwalk, Conn.
- The Dainty Gift
Silk Lingerie
Here is an opportunity to choose exquiéite Silk
Lingerie st surprisingly low prices.
Crepe dc Chine Envelope Chemises
31.95,$2.95.$3.49,$3.95andup
Crepe de Chine Stepclns
nnnonuhouu
Crepe de Chine Nightgowns
7 $4.95 $5.95, $5.50, $6.95 dd up
You will find a large and varied selection of.
daintily tailored also handsomely lace trinnned
styles. In leading pastel shades.
Fer Saturday Only ,-
We are offering Crepe do Chine Nightgowns
I our regular S435 Grade
Ind. sometimes. toxic backache end' i
. .1111! the kidneys are m,
MW! fish: is often shown by
ntIsuchtinIeshytheueeofDoen'
I t Pills-estlmulsnt diuretic. Doan' ': I
m tecmmended by many iocsl
Pie. Aekyour net lhborl m
DOAN’S PILLS
’ wm-heMncumm
”IR-med. “MI,“ “.'.
The Gift Superb
'For the exquisite gift, s gift
beyond compare, we suggest
this watch-with a gold knife
and chain, which comes in s‘
i Fhend'some gift box.
n
We have cut the price. so you
can purchase the complete
outfit. . J
The Word Jewelry-
l
to collect e judgment of 1.600
IIInrlIs. Thu lmiiit‘l‘s seized n six-LA Fla pwr’ S Just A 80ft
lunti Inimtng It good night‘s sleep.
Hem Little Girl After AllI thingu nro going to look a little oil-
IierI-nt. .
It MR), Take Something Unusual to Bring TIIOMiIrf‘M'IIH lii Pllill'ly llt'“ picture to
Out. But When Floppy ls Far From Home
‘nd Everything8 Strange, the Te a 1'8 “ lllhunih Iooim ‘IIIIIITIItz.
drops do full.) ”or llilliittl
are running true.
"Uh cosh}
over come tq this plnl'v'
not to itnow :1 soul out hora
hundred
uione. Gt-e! i might
gone to ClIiIIn. Uh. it's uv.II'I.I'
All of which is i‘oiiuuwl 1y .vm.
othd- silent. sIIiffiy session, \ » ['3' .1...
flattering to the
girl complexion which rolls urr in
rivulets, presenting ll. must um‘p.
Iuiios
gone aspect to the mirror lIlI|Itlsllt-.
ly around the room.
Wu...“ -..- .-. _. . .... _,
. Trip" 3:.“
Fifi." fr?
Why in lllllllllll' (iltl l oLlIr-r illllt‘.) '
- from
j..—
"01' course. ntter pushing 11. hit
" “-lliu do.
“The ill \I mowing the rumpuv
IF HAIR IS FADED AND STREAKED WITH
the thul «Its and mind of the
South Now :Illt flupptr. The tuwwnm
11:21:}.2‘522 “r *““““°"-TOUSANDS OF MEN AND WOMEN WILL
NEVER GROW GRAY ORI OLD- 1.001(th
As Long As Color Glands lteinsin Normal and Active Plenty 3f
Pigment Will Keep Heir Its Natural Shade.
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I-lu r-uitvr-d :Iii owr the r‘oun‘r
I. I .- luon IIMIII: ll. liv-IIlls me e
I-.'II:*.Il. yruvluul Illltl llll'l' illzll ntl‘n
.n: \'llI in umuI-n Ill": ll,
'!
l' IIIIIHl't .‘IiJlII ill: M‘ulp. nil"
“"llt-rl- is u nlltld- n burst of "II GRAY BEGIN REVIVING COLOR GLANDS :III- Iii. rIlIlum litlIliI’n lllf‘ Krulllitl
,_ durum“ illlpllllv‘ “lid .1 mm“ for -..—.-..“ I l l.l, :IIui in Ir. “hut it will d
- - WIN”. Simple Tonia Starts \outliful nnttirnl, hr-nutifulI' I. Imii, ..;.I\ ... ”.1...- p “ “... .
luII'nIIII-s ll \lo‘mnt llt‘t‘I'HfiIlj'. Hume i‘s nrlginul,
lurcvsl lint timi iv. :I dirl‘orIIIIt story."
“influx in lm f‘Ollllllil-‘ll
('olor llvtumlng Aguiu.
IOmI". '
~~ Everybody knows if lllt'll‘ mlori hm,
l
glands and hair rools pro or i\‘o fllllli
Two in Ono. normnl they will continue. indefinite-|
-~- ly to have riI-h. Imiurul POIOI’MI luIir
."l'Iu going it) Murry It lur-‘tly Kiri entirely free of Irruy and off-voinrr-Il
I'll II~ I--I" n...» _. ....
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just no \\I il l: |\' d ‘
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BRDAD S'rREET A'r JOHN.
~ ~ - fifidgeport, 007172. a - -
ANNOUNCES
I’re-Holiday Sale
Involving
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ner slits — products of our finest American potteries —-
Come and see them.
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liFIhlAlllx'AlllJ) DISCOVERY
The doctor‘s N'ul't'li for It tonic.‘
:H‘t‘nmpllsh this purpose
llItn outlive-In csprriIIII-nls.
lint llll‘ iinnl l't‘tillll \I'us worth it.
I HI .‘Il le i-"I‘i" *lll'tll \lllll :lIIIl “qui-
Insult
In lune turn flitlillt‘d .it ill
Ilflllll§" r .IIIIII il~ili|'|' that (films \vil
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from Il..lv in II
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uni-.I of mix. ;.I. ...
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350 High Grade Dinner Sets ‘
Offered for Three Days Only at One-Half. of Regular Prices
Here is the biggest value in dinner were ever offered in Bridgeport. We have 350 din-
that are offered for three
days only at one half of reguler prices, There’s e wide variey of patterns, but the
offering is limited to present stocks of 350 sets. This sale offers a fine opportunity to
acts reel Christmas present for the whole family at a tremendous eeving in price.
175 of These IOO-Piece Dinner Sets
Product of America's Finest Potteries
REGULARLY SELLING AS HIGH AS $31.50
315%
This TOO-Pia Dinner Set Includes
12 Four-inch Pletes
FRlENDLY
TERMS
SPECIAL
PRICE
12 Blrlneh Coupes l Ten-inch Dish
1.: Flour-inch Fruits l Swen-inc Baker I Pickle Dish
1 Covered Dish . l Seven-inc Coupe 1 Gravy Boat
1 Sugar Bowl 1 Seven-inch Nappies 11 Teas
l2 Seven-inch Plates 1 Cream
13 l'lvvlnoh Plates 1 Covered Butter Dub 1 Bowl
Your Choice of 12 Beautiful Designs
175 of These, Ell—Piece Dinner Sets
AVeryChenningServiee
foreSInsllFemily
REGULARLY SELLING AS HIGH AS $15.75
$875
ThisSO-PieceDinnerSetlneludee
One Ten-inch Dish
One Six-inch Baker
One Covered Dish
SPECIAL
PRICE
FRIENDLY
TERMS
i Six Five-inch Plates
’ Six Four-inch Plates
. Six Seven-inch Plates Six Teas
Six Four-inch Fruits
Six Six-inch Coupes
Essentials for the Complete
Tobie, Finely Executed
may hairs
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. I ‘ -- himself this qurstion: “Why not of vonrsu hunt in.» hrIrIIIir‘ss llllll \‘vrtiwIIIIIII .I 1 «mi |' to tho Lou's
l'fll‘l‘i‘l'.‘ MIN”! nm'llmq’ ruh n stimuluting tonic lllltt ilII-isoiItetlIinI: ihuv ('(lllltl lu- um] for Tnnw l'IIlIi|-.Ili\‘ I‘uu‘xmmi. MIL,
”kn” '- scnlp ihn‘. will revive, Hit'IInRilivn yours and yours without the slight- IIIIlI ih. li' mum. :qu Vim-mg.» ppm“.
“05'0“ llllll’f‘l‘fill."~ “'“h ”-7“ and tone up those iIIztt'tivu glunds est injury to Illlli‘ or N'Hlll. "I\\'l'llill‘. .\ :1: v I-ruu- «4/» d lvnltia
students ”ll! .WIF- ‘8 ill“ llHK'Fi "llu‘ so that nfllllru in her own iIIiInit- I'IIrlvr the nunm «If i. .I'II Hair" “ill in: :2- Iii lll'I-hftlll .mvuhv-rc. Hur-
Rho finally 3"" ‘ “7‘” “" 'iwpuir, ”iiii'mll institution l" N““' linuinlld. nhlo \\'tl_\' will rt'squn pulling plenty I 'l‘onit‘ anyone ill:l)' mm [\I‘III‘I'Ii:i\l' ill:- 1 old .\. Al: -t'l :III-l mil 1. .ItlIIII: drug-
Ihl‘OWI her YEW possessinm lmliltlf.‘ .is- ; :illll nnmng the dozen largest Ill ill“ of pignyont [mo 1hr. hair tllllofl—v—' {onlc hn finally ‘H‘ rfll‘M I III' M‘ \- !1:l:lq |I_;I\.- I.":: g II III. ’I .mu‘. *1 ..r.
to \ lIIIIII uhoitnuntu ‘sureiy the hair will then again rc- oral yrrus nnw Ili’lli‘I'HIi Isms and II o l" r imIH-I \vlv
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Remember: These Prices Will Prevail For Three Days Only
AfterWednesqhyEvemg'l'heseI’ricesl’ositivelyWillBe
Withiewn And This Offer Will Not Be Renewed
Buy NOW for Christmas Giving in.
psi-m
FRIENDLY
“flfl'fi'g ;
‘ may, aways
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Norwalk Chronicler