Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 31, 1919 · page 5

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THURSDAY, JULY 31, 11119.

 

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MUSICAL TREAT
GIVET: IN ROWAYTON

Ifionvrztued tron: First Pate.)

THERMOS BOTTLES,
Ferrostat, the non-breakable ‘

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“hit measured up to the excellence of
TRAVELING BAGS . the siiirzrrs already mentionv d and it
Iwas a matter of real 1eg1 at that he
MOTOR KITS did not have more individual umk to

do. Mr Albrecht. “ho is unquestion-
tably one of the best tenors in the
state sang last night with a style and
lflnlsh that delighted his audience con
l slderably, and at the close of he con:
Icert, he was the recipient of many
congratulations from his friends and
l admirers

I The songs last night were all beau-
tiful in composition. but the 1.1): t

TRAVELING ACCESSORIES
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Joseph Davis

:: WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.

Flanders Fields and Amexicas

swer." The solo work in this was

of this pathetically sad piec. sas all
that could be desired, and made the
deepest kind oi." impression.

 

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sympathetically thioughoui.
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.5...- _ 1. Prelude.
3 . F ‘ Mrs. Jcllifl'e.
. . F 2. (3) "Now the Night in Startit
. ’l 2 WS . Splendor" ...-. . . Don’iHIi
g I ”new di Lammet'unoor).
.‘ (bl "Roses of l'icardy" ..\\'ood
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——- - 3. "O'tr the \K'aters Cliding"....
»; .‘Q'X ' < Team has no eqtialI T Offenbach
. . _ ( ales of Hol'imanl
- '1 F11. Uton'finft.’ r'oursrlfl -. "
. .. . . l Mertlanics \‘l illmann and Lake.
1» l._. main: some of ll‘ 4_ "le;”: 31.; y; \i'iuds and.
’ahr‘. Fundy "1).. ll) >‘-0.I \VavI-s.’ " ............. H. intitl
i (S(lltl0)
__ ’______ _ Mr “akeman.
. ' _ .1. (a) "0 Moonlight [Deep and Terr
.“u'l. normal picnic oi lllt" eillv; tier" .......... ”Lb-oh
11,.» ii. .lrtcohs & Sons Show; (1;) “(Lilly in (tur llnat \‘x‘e Row"
1‘. .2 11- llt‘lll at (‘1)111111) Bench: - - Q- ------------ “built-y
. . _ . : Ilartet
.'.\’ ‘.\..:l S lul-lllt l’ lfl> bt‘t‘ll - .. v . T s
. ’ ' ._ H ‘ h. A (anadtan Boat bong"....\loore
d ”1’ ”I“ ""“351‘m- A 200“} MPssr-t, .‘tlhi'tt'hi. \‘l'akeman and
1:1 {cited by all. I Mrs. Jellift’s.
1. Mv ilt‘nrt at Thy Swevt Voice“
(211,—. liufu: J. Smith. 0" """"""" . Saint».\at-ns
. . (Sampson wt lieltla).
_ \l'm Have 1" t "t'th‘tl letters .\lt.\:. Lakp
.4: (~11, Vim; (‘uunsol 13191.11: ,g. '%z Serf; tifW‘nih'zl'..'..Cabiissl
\: Smith. announpm: ”1,. 53ft, g'lllsi I\\'Pi‘ll111ann and .\l:. Albrecht.
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I. ”I INN” and ‘.. m, m “pm”. I 1 .- mdeis lulf‘ltIS and A1111“
_ 1.. s \usucr . lobmson
.wwr . «lulit'htful ttip of smen- Quartet.
,,1_\-‘ tum 5.111 walk. ’10. "Had 1 But Known” ...? .......
. _ I \\ .1. entid Smith
”-mnl of a series of card 1’31““, 0 3,” :‘b‘regmn (
~, ‘1 . . I “a. , . ivo . mo” ‘ainpana
‘ ’ ’1 "l . ‘1" [‘nOh' 3‘ sterdah, Mrs. Lake and Mr. \Nakf’man.
. 2“] a dultzhtful sllct‘ess. TWenty- 12_ “The Snowdrop", . .Gretchaninofl'
aviies tool-t art in games of mm Mrs. \Villmann.
p u a - - of
a. l)ll!l‘fv‘. taw- hundred zmd straight. 13‘ 0 Th“ bad Moments 0’ Partmlz

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. HOPE 'EO LOWER COST OF LIVING
LOST A FRENCH 31 LL DOG WASHINGTON July 31. —William

A; “hm. rtmt on chest answering G. Lee, president of the Brotherhood

. of Mrs. C. H. Benedict. No.
9-”.0dVV'dl'd :u'enut.
. ' Norwalk.
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‘~' nation-Jackson School.

hurt
1with tht 31mm sanitary tiain tetuined
to \Vatezbury
was.

April.

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’IE-‘s Carolyn Merchant.

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he name of 3mm}; :Flnder will of Railway Irainmaa. announced today

%9_1M_ thwunles e... ‘ ad administration

her 1. on the
demands dl the Brotherhood that
granddaugh. wages of the trainmen either be in-
77 creased or the cost of living reduced.
at former resident steps looking to the enforcement of
has resigned her position the demands WONG be taken.
Settlement School. Pine
and leaves August 5th

Mr. Lee said a resolution containing
to be matron in

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Jennie- Benedict,

 

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this declaration, which had been adopt-

ed last night by the Special Committee
of Sixteen appointed at the recent con-
.ventlon of the trainmen at Columbus,
0., would be senthto the railroad ad-
ministmratlon The resolution piovided
lthat in the absence of action by Oct.
Baidbm . the committee would reconvene to
inIconsider the necessity for using the
Iprotectiwa features of the Brother.
h.ood

Setka. Alaska.

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France

\Valter Barber. Jr..
who spent a yeast

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31stt1da). Dr.
commissioned a lieutenant

EMS, and was mderetl [0 Camp
Jason. S. C He “as later assisneti'
L‘ort Oglethorpe and Camp (‘0 lum-

SCOFIELD stock SOLD:

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{taken by Mr. Albrecht. and the 11 nui-l
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NOTESHFBBY SEBUTS

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The scout camp was inspected last
evening by Judee William Tammany
and friends and some of the boys‘ par-
ents. Thcy found the camp arranged
in neat order, tents i‘orming in regular
company streets formation. The cook}
5'12 being dune .1; a Ll.I"tai!f“C'. Quite a
number of the parents had left cakes
either at the police station I11 at Mr.
Gregory's office. and he took them up
and gave them to the boys. .

Troop No. 3 game an entertainment
last nizht and treated the nth»:
with cake and cream. ‘ .

Troop No. 2 of Rowayinn will not
have a anEllilS this Friday evening.
August 1. l

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SETS ASIDE AN AGREEMENT 3.
IN MOORE. DIVORCE!

Greenwich Millionaire Gets Custody of
One Son ending Decision
Setting aside an agreement made
several weo‘ks ago in ill‘? case of Major
Moore. miiiifirrai‘re machin-i
Greenwich,‘

 

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Chatl%
er} manufacturer of
suing his wife. Annette Sperry Moore
for custody of three children. Judge
Howard J. Curtis in the Civil Superior.
court this morning awarded the majorj
custody of the oldest boy. Charles A.
.lr.. gaxe the care of the youngest boy
Harry to Mrs, Moore and consigned
the daugltttr Elsie to the major‘s sis»
ter Mrs. Jean Moore of Greenwich. at
the same time reducing the amount of
alimony from $1.000 to $700 monthly.
According to theidecision Mrs. Moore
is to quit the major‘s residence at
Round Hill. Greenwich. ;

Mrs. Moore is the plaintiff in di-
vorce proceedings instituted against
her husband some ttmé‘ago. and it is
understood that the major will bring

a counter suit naming an ltallan avia- .

tor as co-rcspondent. it is said that
Mrs. Moore became acquainted with
the Italian flyer while the major was:
stationed at Fire island '

The child1en were taken into the
court room this moxning by their
mother. They were met in the corri-

‘dor by the major. who kissedt hem.

Mrs Moore 11mm mg his presence. She
was attended by her mother and sis-

ter.

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SECRETARY OF LABOR WILSON
APPEALED TO. I
BRIDGEPORT. July 31.——Secretary.

. of Labor “'ilson \\ as today appealed to

On A’ugust T. 1918. Lieutenant The prepet‘tv on North Alain 3,...”
sailed for France. Ibelonging to Mrs. Jeanette E. 800':
_ lfield, of 3 Courtland place, including

that. part now occupied by William B.

N Hit-‘3
“f 9‘” Henry wu-

. l linholtz's Modern Market,

will serve as the CODHPNW‘“ kens' confectionery store and James
Eider” in the new 012811329.“ Butlei‘s glorery store. “as sold yes-
he E‘s-titration of Busmeqq and Lenny at‘teinoon, to Batman & Stein
, er"

.- ”fill?” “ 0mm in .Ameiit‘a Nils-S! the office at Judge Gemge H. \05‘:
Rice, 0f the Bridgeport B““‘,burgh. 011 “'ashington street, and con:
“.Ktfi’l-sll‘S club. who is the first cluded the deal. At one time it was
“Tamra. ,egiimates the feti- reported that this Water street flim

refeipls for the fll‘St year at the W

0'10. During ‘11? second 3")” mains in the possession of Mrs. Sco-
national work has be?" field. Vi hen interviewed. this morn-
developed the receipts for log, Mr Be1 man stated that no plan
' . — for the disposition of the prop: arty had
,_-,, “a: - - for women
- th’cn‘e work .been made.
: -..<9nt $100,000.

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FATHER GLEESpN'S

 

»‘oile, the property of .
of Indian Harbor. Green-
.. “a. stolen from Havemex‘e".
12-- ich, early last ev-cning
ice were notified of the

\VATERBURY, July 31. ———The will
ofRev. Joseph M. Gleeson. late pastor
of St. Patrick’s church, was admitted
to probate yesterday.

Father Gleeson left

TIP parties intelested met at.

had purchased the entire block. but.
aarwick House property still 19':

local 1

, ‘ .. l ng; money for masses among the

:0 V'" ' other authorities 3 Oct. quests being $200 to Rev Joseph Byr-
'19, “"119 aumebne has n no, Holy Ghost Fathers. West Nor-5

Mr Benedict wzalk $100 to Rev. Andrew Slattery,

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Walsh Ossining N. Y. He also left
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”I" G“ the “feet While 31;: $100 to Sisters of Good Shepherd.
“"033 T awe)" es at a c Hartford and a similar amount to Lit-
v'Lrt—srsich. When they came, tie Sisters of the Poor, New Haven. sertions t

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necticut Oys

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The steamer Loretta. of the Con-f the Congressional commit!
ter Farm Co. at Milford.- York as one of the menxresponsiblo

Ipicked up a canoe in mid-Sound Sat- for alleged prison cruelty

by the suiking employes of the Br} am 1
Electric Company. Officials of the
company refuse to treat with a shop
committee. union leaders say; and a.
request has been made for a concilia-'

One thousand five hundred men
I

tor.
are out at this plant.

No progress has been made in the
confr’tence bcm'een the (‘olumbiai

‘raphophone Company and its em-
ployees. \\ ho are out on strike. it. was!
announced todav

It is t stimated today that altogether

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10 000 wmlunen are idle in a dozen:

5 plants.

Additional polls hers and buffers left
their 11' wk at the Acme Shear (‘om-,l
pany today. and at the Connecticut2
Electiic Companv. it was decided to;

WILL PROBATED] close down some departments where.

it is said, several hundred employees
have threatened to strike. 1

 

'consideralti’le COLONEL QRIMSTEAD'S STATE-E
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PHOENlX, A111, July 31 .——FurtherI

3 had left the Winsted and $100 to Rev. James A defense of Lieut Frank}! (Hard Boilv

ed) Smith in his conduct of Prison
Farm No 2 at Challes. France, and as:
hat large numbers of Amer-

His brothers and sisters. Peter, Anna. ican army desertions made necessary
Monica andfiharlotte, all of Stratmrd, .drastic action were contained in a

formal statement made public today
by Colonel Edgar P. Grimstead, men-

tioned in testimony Tuesday before
co in New

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i; g“ “ ‘ hardly night, so far no owner havint A. E E . . I
(1 3m “ put in an appearance to claim it. The, . Colonel Grlmsteld “16.1 ii.
228 “ canoe was found by Capt. Herr!!! 6! Everybody thatfwu a soldier
" r'hhoreoortedtnemding France movuumomasotouI
d States 108.1” ate-me - , . a.
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Yunng folks’
newest suits;
fine jersey.

 

 

 

-.~‘-._. m—“up‘-

Fabric so soft and light that tis the ideal Summer out-
itixifild vacation attire. "'

tYet fabric of such comforting warmth that ’twill be of
equal service and fitness for Autumn wear.
. .Of splendid jersey, with the “feel’ almost of a close—
ksfiearcd fur! ln rich color mixtures—with prevailing
iones either blue or gray or green or brown.
I.- New in model, entirely new.
. ‘Jackcts are a modification of the belted jersey with
9113' 'and pleasing lines.
‘ Skirts are made with one broad pleat down back.
me of them have buttons down front; some down sides.

Nearly all of them have Cute slash at bottom giving

ms: of one ’s bright hued petticoat!

Nice in effect and tailoring and service-ability-e
firs: $37.50

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Second floor.

Remarkable
waists-"$1.29.

Dozens and dozens of white voile waists to be made

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fresh and charming by a journey through the tub!

Some comparatively plain. Some quite elaborate.
With decoration 'of late 61' good embroidery, mostly.
But they’vc been rumpled and some are even soiled.
{rubbing and ironing remedies that quick!

'And the saving! . _ _ .
{They are worth not less than $2; :-
Second floor. $ 1 .29
THE ROWLAND

their price is

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ve estigations by State Anorneysflen-
' erat Attorney General Price said he
believed such actionw
the “creation of sea t in the Con-
gress of the United States which will
provide for a general investigation
throughout the country” as well as

N ATIO V WIDE FOOD
COST PROBE: ASKED

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tomeyfieneral and resented to the
national committee gt Attomeyscen- prosecutions by Federal “mm-met

era!
gov Jame: M. Cox. addressing the 2 000 GIRLS OUT /I
WW“ ° “W “mm“ or NAVAL wont:

ed that it my be necessary for the
state to create a department of food
~ Confirmed .3118 m Pm _

Imam-o! and enact new. lava to own-oi
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wistful: ""lf voilnd that in the;
13mm mustn-

éonimerciai muons between men
thorium for-taut ii‘kdoaod by me
mamm will

fully created pflvllegoi, than (becom-
munmatbewmmn
mudguarthe tin

SUMMER HOURS.
Store Closes Daily, Iat 5; Sshndays at 9; ‘ Opens 111850 AM.

cap shaped and fit nicely.

 

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Caps for .
women who swim.

Capsthat fit, snugly and s .1ootlzly down over
hair and keep it from getting uncomfortably wet.

Caps for womenfolks who like to dive and do
overhand stroke and all the other stunts that a real 5111‘
enjoys. 5 ,
Pure gum rubber, attractive in colors,-—-iSC 25c

50c. ‘ "

 

Unimm hair-nets to keep stray locks in
good appearance of the hair when motoring.

They are of genuine human liai1,aic fine mesh, 3%

place, to ‘

In a number of shades—15c,

Vanity box containing
con pact «1.13:: and tat-e -
001:.

Path “.r rt delightful
5H" arm 1.

Magic soap- dye flakes. many col-

crap—10c

Alliance hairpins. crimped or

'straight and several sizes,~5c.

 

 

Bone belting. straight or curved. Li s:rri p, .2 riemtié 1,3,; ”M
2 to 4 inches wider—25¢ to 50C yd. "it 211".
Hook and eye tape. very conveni- Dori n'. 1—0 8" nnl lace mom

ent, good eies and good hooks—25C. 'ompact P301 l"9—ED<‘.

Sunset soap dye. cleanses and d_\ cs Roger 6' a“ ”’1 “"0 ”“0‘ IpOWdCJ‘.

at the same time, all colors.——l;’1<‘. “ 31c ’

, \Vileh Hazel. takes min m

Removo depilatory, perfumed and mosquito bites and relieve: W
agreeable as well an ailment—39¢ Summer (3' scomfm‘" F__]5(. 10 3M.

Amami. a remarkable henna

sham poo—l 2c.

Mir- and Etersvteet, teal
forts,——23c.

 

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M :1'21‘. floor.

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Gas ranges.
for all year.

Hundreds of homekeepers have found
value 'of a gas range.

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1‘ all-yea
it begins its work instantly. it ends its radiating of.
heat just as quickly, the moment its work is done.

In the warm weather it does not heat up the c
house not even the kitchen to any great degree.

In the \\ inter, its heat is hardly to be noticed—but hie
radiator 01 the furnace register keeps kitchen as warm not
rest of the home.

Right now, gas ranges are icztdy here to begin i
work for you.

, That work will be satisfactory.
the lighting of a match to begin it.

fl'litry’il be ready

in them and on them, do every sort of cooking
do it with certainty that ’twill be wellvdonc.

Ranges with 1.6.inch oven and 4-burner top—$26 ‘ ,
Black ranges with 4 burners and 18 inch oven—$28.5?

Cabinet ranges with double oven, 4 burner top, _ .
veni‘em top shelf and lower shelf, finished with white m
clcd panels—$45

Cabinet ranges of box type, 18 inch double oven,
closed warming shelf, 4 burners with simmering bu '
white enameled panels—452

Fourth floor.

DRY GOODS CO.

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stems-.111 behalf g m

marine]. of “£100de
the D S C.

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rendered valuable services as stenc-
grahers and typisu, clerks. translat-
ers, camouflage artists, finger print
experts. cinnamon and recruiting
agents. Most of the 390 female mar-
ine reset-wists. as the mrinetts Irene
officially styled. served at Marine
,Corps Headquarters in the Navy 1319-;
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DECORA‘HONB FOR IRAVERY.

 

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NEW HAVILV July 31. ~Wnr decor-
:atian hr waver; in action were fives
ltotmomanben o! the "to! I'M
',try at a gathering for this purpose
here W W! m l". '
m at Waterbury, m the}!