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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 9, 1917 · page 12

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' WHI'I‘MANISTARTS
‘ SING SING RAZING

‘ , (lSt‘l’lNlNG, N. Y.. Nov. 9.»‘GOVQI‘
nor Whitman std ‘ml Hm denials that
'll‘ted [be first slum' from Sin: Sinu
antiquated cell block. Twelre bunv
dred convicts lined up to receive the

mentor, cheered. A new and flu
em structure will It place the old eel
block. , h

The governor was ”tufted lrom
the s‘ation by prison officials and the
hand of the Mutual Weltarr- league.
' Surrounding h‘m as ho mad: his ad»
‘ dress l who prisonvrs were 1:11:63
1!. Carter, superintendent of prieou'
Senators Henry Sage, Orange “l
Wtckeroham. former United stater-
attqrnay H332”); dad other», The
governor extorensed appreciation t4
the work done by the new prism”

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. ‘ -—--—— a
ll rtCootlnned From me our ;
y la relative or friend of Miss lurking.
i the mailer! inte‘rvir-wod rmployeel cl
1..., tall the garage-H in the city, but their
W'iquest was unnuccvusi’ul. “Here was

/ gnu clue to tho uitumion. It was
'. ithuunht that the young woman might

7/5,
1

/ - havg known some man who it em-
tployed in it local garage. and tint the:
_ .mun wns a relativv, but 'the invent-i
taxation today was entirely without r0:
"W ward. The girl's name does not 395
,. 3, pear in tho city tlir'Pr-tnry. An Tar as
rould be lmrnml llt'l'P today, no our
in Wiurtod known the girl.
'l'lu- pollen, liowm‘or, have not gtV-i
on up' the int-arch. but will make 02
.. , further invvstlgation today. As the‘
. lt—ttor written by the Atlanta!!! wo'
man did not :1.th any details. it is
,. probable that l'mromt'nz Attornw?
5" Winslow will write to Allentown. ”k’i
, ing for further pattlcularn. In “In
' , monntlmo the lnl‘t*:—lll."illi0ll.ller9 will
,. be proswuted in the item: that sum»
' cile I'm com: to llrht.

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FOSS LlQUlDATES 3
LARGE nor-unmeti

’Jlere’s a merchandising event that includes the whole store’s stocks. It’s an event that sets its own:

‘ ,_. U "will. and now: in volume and service with each Year. '
mum is every evidence that this year’s THANKSGIVING SALE is going to exceed mt. arms;
‘7' Thentllerinz of the merchandise to be presented has taxed to the utmost everyiresource we oouldmuster

,vnntl’there will be manv good surprises awnitintr you that will mean quality merdhandise at a quantity

1

Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats

New Lot of Ladies' Coats, with beautifully Fur
trimmed Cuffs, Collars and border. Latest; style
e eats.

“ $10.00t033500

 

A FEW HINTS ARE FEATURED IN THIS ANNOUNCEMENT.

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Ladies and 155.25 . Sur
That were selling all this season for $15, $18, $20, $25, $28, '$82;nnd . '

up to $50 ’ .

Specially Priced for This Sale
$ 7. 98 to $37.50 w

, Boys' ‘ Overcoais and Suits. Girls'
Coarsssmrs ‘ ' COATS

.13: mm vnnr . ‘ M Interesting
mwmwamtm 'lltat were made to sell [or $16.50, Prices ‘

 

 

 

 
 

mouttnned tron tlm mu 3

m
.-

ml to who chart.“ of his aflnlrs. ,,.
,. In addition in Mr. Ramon]. Gnu-3i
L. Stone of Haydon, Stono & (‘0 and;
4.1,": William A. Gaston, ol the National
Showmut Bank are numbers oi thg‘.
committee. ‘l
No ofllvial estimate of the nsnein‘
- and liabilities was Kivcn out, but ill
1 .waa said that notwithstanding tho)
shrinkage of stock values, the “no:
/ :would probably t-xceod ihfl'lluintierz
_' by novoral millions at least. Real on-
‘tnte holdings are undorntood to con-
ILL, « ntltuto n cousidornblo part of "to u»
sell. ‘

Thr Sturtr-vnnt mower plant is on?
‘ pooled to continue in operation. It:
, '5 ll entrant-d in government work with.
ordcrs on bond which taro sold [’05
1, approximate $7,000,000 in value and
require about tvm yours for cumulo-
tlon. . l
Mr, Foss was in his attire in‘ thin:l
city today but do-nhd himself to in.
2, ten'lpworel. ' ' r.‘

 

 

 

 

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Ladies'~and Misses?" Suits

‘ Many desirable models in Ladics' Sunk-tailored
effects and combination trimmed. t;

For Men

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

”in“ ““1" “m“ °"" . ' “8v 320’ $25 and $30 ‘ a. . long my- on you'll :GETS 10 Ymnsron .:
n... money men. rm- - . . “um. run across values ‘5‘}; ASSAULTING orrrcsu; i"
m, Speaally Priced for ""5 Sale equal to than or a» Bit: mm... m... n... p...) 3

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n thanksgiving we.

'0 V 238 to 12.98

 

wanted it lmm-t-ssc-d upon the 35.0th:
noltllr’rt- at (‘nnm Dcvons that rte/vol?
.f'. \punishmont would lw dealt to It“ of-j
,g; finders in similar canon. ’ ‘j.
‘ Costello was orderedio the Fod-'
oral Prnltontinrv at Atlanta. KPe-‘
nan will he sent to the army prison
on Governor's island. Tho court also
Ol‘tk‘rt‘vl that tho prisoners be dishon-l
orablr discharged from the army. ;
Returning to ramp late at n'nht,i
Costello and Kovnnn Wore halted by:
(lac-k, who was Kllmkt-d down. club-j
bod and remit-ml unconscious. Wheat
officers and nwu wont to his assist-l
'r once there was trouble in suhdning‘
4"? tho offenders, who were also mnvictr_
ed of insuborhinaiion. Both were
tnombors of Company ll. 301th ln-
fantry. Clark was corporal of Cour
many-(l, of the mint,- organization.

 

 

 

 

 

 

.438 to 8.98 $10.98 ‘0 $22

Ladies’ Waists lAlllES" DreSses

n25 wns'rs. Sale pm. 74. . may 10 was $1293 Sallin Dresses . 59.93
,‘NVWAISTS. Sale Pnce 31-.98 .‘ HATS $16.50 Sdl’flenl'eSSCS . s12.”

warms. Sale Price $2.98

,~.......m... 3...... ...... .8... 82-98 and $3.98 ’ $1950 Silk Breéses - $15.00
an 1.3 arr new man. ‘4 '0 *7 Wm $22 and $25 Dresses '_ $19.50

hadies’and Misses’

stun-drawn outer wt for
mnuedtlmewondenotltyla. All
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’-—~PALACE THEATRE, TOMORROW.-

MATINEE ONLY

Special for the klddles' in addition

to the regular vaudeville program.

Charlie (flaplln in “Shoughietl.” Ad-

2': mission ior children, 150. ' ‘
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.{ ‘nono TO AYER '
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IN GOOD conomoai ladies, and Misses, Dresses

‘7 Those who want to So to Camp 03),

rem. Ayer. Mass" will . acco or: 5 , , , . ,

‘2.- the suntan or the Automobile Club at; Large Variety of_ Iradles and Misses Dresses for

7; Hartford'llnd the "row in good condl‘E home, street or evening wear. .

” . tlon via Springfield. Worcester, Went; ,

' ,; Boylslon, Clinton 3nd Harvard." other ‘

, , findings of tho club as reported in tho . to I

‘ ,_ :road hulletlnh'folm w u ,. .. . m ’ ‘

.'l m o .' . . fig." v." ,. ’ w , ‘

I “v?“ Side—Good road. 5x355 , ”1-0.” m v 5

WAlm.ncoo-ooouooononuo... ”& to s '50

' 'All‘these coats were selling for .9 12.98 to ' 3 65.00 are selling“ ' ’wfi‘i”i?i§°;£:i:.“.3‘i2°.l”3. 3:31;;

 

 

 

 

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trucks.

* ll, Hun. 7'
The road through Whately, between

Hatfield 1nd South Deemeld. it closed

for . The best route to Greed-l

‘a‘fld l! V“ Nmmfl. Amt Mi

Old Wm... if! g “.3 l
' mum have bun started on tho i will! BOYS
mil through out Mold. wluch :

tannin M‘Mhl tor-om .

immmrt BRENNAN

 
 

BOYS’, sutr SPECIAL

iconwnov suns wrm w... $7
”run or rmrs......;:'.'.
sun's Moo to so.”

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

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