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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 9, 1917 · page 2

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my intimated, however. that the teen lieutenant colonel: will be pro perior court yesterday afternoon when
t' mii- be one neek from *he rooted to colonelis. Jill captains to be- the trial ol the suit brought by file
at ll" mum comm: angeoxne union and the first no uenien- mm Shoe Manufacturing Co, or
‘W0 days a week W“! 50 onto will be examined for cumin?» Brooklyn, against L. Spelke 0 float. of
tin said, to clear away th“. .All second lieutenants will become Stamford was started before Judge
to: to me before the extra”!- (l first lieutenants. Reed.

our, will be dimtly calm-E1" l 2 Shops.- of white -,liid pearl gray. tan
inane-s “WM to the W"‘-'-l ramp and white uppers were on dis;
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NEW YORK. Ally KJ‘Stllm-ription!
for my large
houses. which an- bdu withhold Ill-
ul more compute. like“ of applications
from thrlr nustomeru con be obtained.
are expected to increase by my mil-
lion‘a “tho amount tumult; subscribed
to thr- l.lborty loan in the New York
district . it. is fisllmaled thnt tho Ni-

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noN'r ruin-r Too soon lines.

lbeans, cucumbers, squash melons or appearance of a bargain day in a boot Company two institutions yet w re
- . tomatnos." said Prof. S P. Holliiiter of shop. Witnesses for Spelke Were oak 7 ' ~ .

. art. will file a “cation: within the
“3"“ “MM“ 5m” lthe Connecticut Agricultural College. ed about the wholesale and retail 3”, few Am a): m“, 329000.000 0,
GET FINE “YPHEN NAME“ yesterdny. ‘The (round is not let prices. They said most of the shoes

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3 government W1“ be" me A good rule to observe with regard sum“ :7 50 WASHINGTON. 318335-74“ “19“"
. iii 09mm“ who fought with to corn 13' ‘Platfl ll when the 08k The present action was brought to ”f “ thi‘auteued lood sharing“. the
continental Army in the: Ameri- leaVBh an. ,1“; 0f 3 squirrel's ”my“ $3740 which ”W manufacturers American wheat m-op shows the lo“.
war for liberty. Secretary Dan- ear.’ .. (mm in due for shoes purchased by out condition rowrded smite 1888 and
”nuanced today that the Kron-i the Stamford firm Spelko & Son no promises It «mall-2r yield than any 0th
.Willielm W1" be renamed th" HORSE THROWS GIRL mil receiving the Shoes but say that or since 190‘
affilfiuuben and the Prinz Ri- R'DINGW'TH 0FFlCERS did not get the discount promisvd ”1“

We“ the Baron d.” Kalb. Mitts (Tr‘slul Hooking. (lullgh't‘l‘ 'l‘lio court rr-sorvod doclslon.

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President Wilson. ‘

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companys house alto \va. iidlng in East K0"R.E

Contract: would Interfere Be lull olel' in u". sum—.15 by automo-
which makes munitions, Wm“ It was at that thought that she tum

l joint mecting of a special coin hllei many men continue to little thwla'r,

11!”!- Ml” burned some Olmmlreceived todm tram Grace Hospital. on food supply mot yesterday uiorn- od duty of inspeiling the length of

‘9“ 0“ tnilslnx. where she was taken in an unrnr- ‘log at the Capitol wlth the Hartford woine .. um. 01le or military.

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Examine LIBERTY tobacco. You wont find any stems ~
or ends. Because LIBERTY is maolc entirely from long,
ripe Kentucky leaf, and all stems are carefully picked out
by four factory inspectors. 2 . ' ‘ 2 , I . 2

Now try LlBERTY in pipe or chew. 2 You’ll realize
that Fleeclom' from stems and ends makes

LlBERTY unequalled for topnotcl: ;
tobacco S—A—T—l-S-F—éA-C-T-lbo-N.. 2
gig/Woof, 2

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form stands in View ‘
FRPM PATRIOTIC SONG *
"l'HE REDMHiT-E AND BLUE “

“When LlBERTYls form stands in view” you’llgivo “three 2*
clicers for the Red, White and Blue,” the land of LlBERTY. *

Coria ecticut men know that good old LlBERTY. tobacco
has no equal for real Long Cut Quality. " it:

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pom-r and
‘oqlflpnilut thus released would not
bé available for foreign sci-tire, it is
raid, more America: lot-amour"
are too heavy for use on tin- tori-ign

it is also figured out that but’oro‘

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)7 9‘ it tional City Bank and the Rifle“! C") ’held by men not only In railroad-u
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ASHINGTO'N. May 9—‘l‘he 0'0 warm enough Better waittor nweeli cost ~65 a pair wholesale and were ' “"3“ “m inkenuinv mun." Sim}:
German commerce ““59“ or ten days The temperature of the gold for $8 retail. Others that were ”m" :er’owmlllt‘n may run ll-l‘ill l.olli~_\ '(«tl~

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3'” mm 0'" b7 the United earth should be at team 50 degrees bought for $4 50 a pair cost the con - SMALL WHEAT CROP "in alaf mum“, , 1 ,1“ How-aid

Elliott loimoi president of tho Nev.
Haven 1080,1113) be the railroad mem- l
her of tre political and economic com .
to be sent to RUSSIK by}

EXTORTION lN FOOD PRICES.
mm...) May 8 —Tlie Government =
at ‘3 2“ ”“5““ 'Dd‘y- ”‘9 “31m“ 9"" will have no dlfllcult) in providing loool

.... .-_.. .- . ~ . ‘ . ,. . . lch borders on extor ‘

‘ ‘ .: Mr. and A‘rs. .lolm lloskin , of (Jim- ._ __._. on rcéoid. lt vial-i an advante of 1'! pilot fixing wh

EQLLED. MANY HURT .i -- p: i. . . g . gems The close was ‘1 97 July lion, lRobart W. Chllds, special Ultimo

. -;- N | E PLOSION d.t.e mum, who is vmploynl in TO SEE IF PRISONERS WILL BE ‘ Sm“ District Alttrney. said today
.. j‘NNU '7 °N x New Haw: n. hologramm {01' in ABLE To worm AT FARMING “he?“ “'5” 13 “9“” ‘0 “'3 3 3“ ‘l believe greater resul “on: 'W‘

0312' Tenn. May EMA" Yale Batt‘dr)‘. u to hurt Sunday 'iflel- . _. -'_..M.-M.-M...»——~. been {13361;} fizzztghegjt'eg “1:; than is

. All!!! Sunday at tho F‘euor- .- .. Sub. Commit: T A e a J . . . any .m at e ,

Multan: Chemical noon “he“ H \ s thrown from a ee ‘2 m rt in it I" 1" unite 0‘ the “3"” (hurtliey will present we must catch these Kam-

blers violating the Sherman anti- Trust

rtl ' h b 1“ k1“ ‘1 of which cliches hung, peflrhapa
.90 on o to in "135,9 suffered a [laciured skull, but wont mlttee of the Connecticut oommltt . the eli'vlm s. are not guilty ”What! 8 overtime“
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Whité Wash Skirts
Advance Showing of Summer Styles

Printzeu models Confined exclusively to the Read

House. Each model made according to a high sland- ‘
and of tailoring, from wash fabrics such as

2 . Gabardine, plain or fancy “ripe,
l i - Pique: and Corded Poplin;
'which have been subjected to shrinking' in cold wa atei.

LE. Attention to such details as " " ‘ >- "'

«it» at“ ‘- 2'"

Buttons firmly 'sevled 0:1,?
Buttonholes well made, If
Rustless hooks-eyes and Waist belts thoroughly “j”,
tit sri'aps. .1 shrunken. '

i Ensures a perfect and satisfactory skirt. 2 t
Prices $3. 50, $3. 95, $4. 50, $5. 00-,
' $5. 95 and $6 50 . ' ’ fl"

Sizes 24 to 38 waist. St°°"¢"°°'v

,.

. Closing Sale, Afternoon Dresses

Twenty five lite models in Satins, ’l‘affetas and '
Georgette Crepes, in navy, gray and other dcsir :lllle
,2:olors, together with black,

$22. 50

A group which have formerly been up to $37 .19,

n. ‘12.“

.2": A Yd

'.».-' 2 Black Titian Coats ” {22: ‘

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i " Very attractive styles, lined throughout, semis;
plain, others trimmed, M,“ M 2,

.~ $1500 ~‘

Were $25.00 and $27.50. 50”“ “0°".

Gloves, French Kid '

A new importation. Gloves from France are‘
rare. These are of superior quality and beautifully flit-
ished. , »\ it” 9 ‘

Tan and Mode, $1.85.

Mind Oveneam Kid Gloves,

,wliite, tan and black, 2 clziéps,

fifi‘ifi.

$1.35.
Main floor. .

Attractive Silver '
Odd pieces in Colonial designs, plain or en‘g'raVeiifi

 

also the Hammered Silver so popiilar now. (these.
pieces are ideal for giftstz i . , " 2 . .
Cold Meat Forks, ‘ ’T’ Cream'L‘ l

Butter Knives, ' " Gravy 1:32:31]:

Cheese Knivw, Oyster Ladies,

Berry Spoons, Steak Sets,

Sugar Shells, Salad Sets, on

Bottle Openers, 'l‘eiieite's fig

Sugar Trays, 2 Tea Balls,

llemo‘u Dishes, . Tea Strainers, _ ' ‘
Napkin Rings, Tea. Tiles, ‘ "'
coasters, ‘ ' Sugar and Cream Sets,

Tomato Servers,

Ciike Knives, ' - 1., . $1.20, $3.00 and $6.00
Grape, Fruit Knives, “" $1.10
Snead and Butter Spreaders, set. of 6,,2; q$660 and $8.00

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some Recent Books

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f5 Henry !‘ord’s Own Story as told by not. Wilder Lane. $1.00

“The Alohaster Box,’.f. by Mary Wilkins Fineeman and.
. Florence Morse Kinsley..-

~ "There came a woman having an alabaster box of olntmmit,
~ very precious; and she broke the box." . , $13.30,
I ’- a], m mama» - . ,

. ’ 1'30 I writ: Tthls’ Book of me, my soul. my heart. my body 3?
.,; mule intuit, thélr potentialities and contradictions." . ii
' “allow

lichuo." by Mario Ounway Oemlei‘. “all.

. rm story or: o. burglar. & priest, some butterflies, two vil-

“T”! etc. . _ .
' men-om o! (leani- Mountain."f 2
vinyl; Ernest Thompson Seton, ; .

 

‘ .‘at " r8155. _"»
‘4 Automobile Blue Book for 191': a ,. ,
Stoddard lipid guide of America; you cannot get along £2310: ,.

out it. .
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