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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 24, 1919 · page 5

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i Joseph Davis

”ii 85 WASHINGTON STREET,

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WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 24, 1919

SUITS AND OVERCOAIS
Right Styles

Right Prices ‘.

$25.00 and better

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.rfpiscopttl (lllll'l‘il ttill tum-t in lllt Fun-
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my school rooms l‘ltut‘s’tlny ;i!ta-i‘iiti(iri.

(will: t'lmlitt-r, ()l'llt r of l‘Iaslvl'n:

‘ldl‘. v. M Enid its-1‘0 L'ulnr tutu-ting
tis «\vttltt: ’n Masonic Hull.

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lil‘..ll'l"«l, Poll-[4 ilant-iiig

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;t l"‘il"'ll‘.‘"ill :it

'i‘lwtt will in»

it'lilill lnttl‘w “iii litliti
, o'clm'k Finlay niz‘nt.

1 via.\‘ thillillitln of ill» intlllt‘, nlltl
‘Titnil Iiiiit'vt's w” in' otttortninvil on
l'l‘.’ first. l‘l‘tillt} in Notwmlwt'.

Tlti- \lvn‘s “lil'lsliztfl liltlll>ililii ,

hedgin- of ill" South Nor\\.ill~. Nit-llmtlg
Tiri. Episrnpul 'lilil'l‘ll \vill iii! M on Fli-
o‘ay evc-nin: this Work it! s o'clock at
1h» (‘lllll‘FlL
1:3 b0 pro-sent,

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Represrntmivt- Paul (‘uimv i_v of film-

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93w llt'm oi ((lllllt‘i')' and lummnny.

flag the print-null <llt':li{tl :tt (it-orgon
mwn‘s \\'v-lt-otm- llUlll" u-lvhruiion.‘
mild in that plur- In." niu‘it. l-‘ollow4
mg Attm'nvy l'ottnvty's sin-rich. in
nhich lrv \Vv-ll'tlill'ti lmt‘n‘ lil- st-rvit'e
VII in lilt’ lliillit' oi tliv i-sitltnts of
'rv‘lll'LZPHWVH, fll~""' was It _~|lD§"‘l'_ Zilill‘

I
igtnrin: zintl (did pluyittu. ‘
’l‘litrw will lw special music at thr-i
'Zlill'th‘k service tin-

of South Nor~'
walk M m hOlii‘Sl Episcopal

church‘
"itursduy ew‘nin: at 7:47. o'clock, this;
wok. The subject will he the m?
‘ecnth Psalm. “The Qualification of'
"he V'Vorshipcr.” Following the moot-l
.mg the members of the. various.
hurch sor-ictics will tmei to att'rnngc'
a whurch supper for the inauguration,
i the fall and winter campaign of thr-|
nurt-h. All members of societies of.
5'.“ church should be present. i
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Rt \‘illl‘i’lls‘ of “'r-st avenue arc said
o :iew unfavm'alily tho pttrr-liaso by,
”City llassan of a tract of valuahlr’1
': at \Vesl avenue and Orchard
~1rwt. because the new owner is said
0 ;»‘;tn the t'T‘Pf'liOll of n store liuiltlg
my on that site. Tim Frank J. Donn-f
1m.- o'stntt- and Mrs. (‘ntht-rinc Tracey;
...‘.l the land rccr‘ntly. The pt'opf;
~rH is situated in onn of Illil- hr-st res”
tnitrniziil of‘ the and.
‘- .. s many handsome homes on “'e'st'
\Vork on the. building is al-

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(it illlt‘.
"so ‘v under way. 3
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';.\i registered tournament oi’I
"i‘ I‘Ocliflul Trapshooters‘ Asso-_

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"in tor the season 1919. will he

= under the auspices of the Hon-t
.nic Rod and Gun club of Strat-

‘ at the Seaside Gun club grounds.
riceport. ncxt Saturday. The regu-:
program will consist of 150 tar-

'~. with additional events, such as a:
In?) in am race. a club‘ championship?
we 2111'} a state‘- championship event.»
latter open only to those who|
ve Won on“ or more of the stale
roots. Tlieiw will be three high gun
“oi-hies; four trophies for each of the
-‘ classes or shooters: a woman's
pity and special trophies. it is ex-
ted that the Pahquioque Gun Club
this City. will be well represented
he shoot. i

 

 

'e People’s Trust Co.
Smith Norwalk. Conn._ ,

apt sits, Capital and Surplus
. over $600,000.00

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Vice-President—H. H. In.
Zircon—Leroy Kontgom‘ .-

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Lovely

abound today.

in fineness and rich beauty, a remarkable collection of

{_woolcn fabrics.
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{ality and appealing charm.

; Theirs is warmth of color.
lncss of finish. Theirs is strength and warmth and lightness

t .-
(all interwoven!

Silvertoncs, blue and henna and oxford, S4

{wide—$5 yd

Broadcloths, blue green brown plum and wistcria, 48
{to 54 inches wide,—$4 to $5 yd.

, .V clout, burgundy and Wisteria and red and green and;
biavy, 54 inches widc,—$4.50 and $5 yd

.Tricotinc, of marked luster and fineness, taupe brown
[plum and navy, 48 to 54 inches wide,——S3.50 to $7.50 yd

Serge and poplin, every attractive and
gshade, 42 to 54 inches wide,——$’2 to $5 yd

Jersey of fine quality, taupe tan and light gray, 54

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{inches wide,—$4 yd

' Handsome and individual plaids for
' plcndid Combinations, 42 to 54 inches wide,——$i.50 to

,6.50 yd

{l‘ weeds in heathery mixtures and in blue or tan or
Fray, 54 inches widc,—-$3.50 to $6 yd

Luxurious woolcns for coats :—
clangora Chamard
Olivia

Polocloth

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‘ fico'dlooking tan ca
business and general wear.

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For dresses, for tailored suits, for coats of individu-

Tbird Dool-

Women’s special
cape glove --$2.

pe gloves, especially adapted for

, Not the finest of smooth and Supple capo: instead
Heavier and with actu ally more service.

Finished with mannish seam, excellent of fit. from an
310ch .Who produces excellent gloves. Special
£2

From France z—soft fine lambskin gloves.

F; Have air of kid, supplcness of kid, “feel" of kid.

Light and fine, for special wear, white or black— $2.30
Gauntlets of chamoisetto that look like suede:
Strag‘at mrsmm gauntlet, Splendid sh
win

,0! coursgjiicxmaxbe laundered with no injury, to
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How Amos
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' ‘Cf‘s or My 9-"... Fairlieid Ave.. Cannon 5!. -
Store open ’til 6; Saturdays’til‘fl. ., . - 3“" ' a"
.c H53.- c.‘?‘t,i~".tqt til“: 1‘
~ .. 7:331 :‘f‘rtWtaci
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o ”y " -~ - o o 3"“:“7’7'5
woolens Cook Without '- Surprlsmg t ",
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. fire always. shoes at $7.50 .
In the modern kitchen, there is no need of keeping Surprising in their likeness to shoes selling regularly

Theirs is dclightful soft-

inches

scasonablc

skirts, many

Peachbloom
Zibeline

$4 to $13.50 yd.

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adc of War

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cook-stove busy
day in the year. ,

takes away the need.

gethcr.

all sorts of food—from then, It
fortablc.

apparatus.

No daily carrying out of ashes

’ old-fashioned coal range! What real and pleasing cconomyx

ideal tireless cookers wer
be made.
cookers are made by the same

cook,——a demonstration.

cooking.

Single 8-qt cookers withl
complete equipment—

$17.50

Double 8-qt cookers-—
with regular cquipmcnt— ‘
$31.50

Double cookers, 1 2 qt,
with special 4 and 8 qt ves-
sels— $39

Joyous

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Here is a little vest effect

Here is embroidery done
effect.

and sparkles with life.
embroidering

beauty.

 

all through the day (or even morning), any
ideal or Domestic Science cooker, firclcss and efficient,

in the Summer, main object is to escape heat alto-
r hcse tireless cookers make it possible.
quires but short ttmc to heat their discs sufiicicntly to cook

in the Winter, modern kitchen is heated by the house
Let the gas or the oil-stove do the cooking in
combination with firelcss cooker.

Their cases are hardwood. Domestic Science

Each sort is scientific, staunch,

This week, to show doubting folks just how well they
That will include baking
roasting. pastry and meats—about every sort

Fourth floor.

Georgette waists.

.ch, indeed they are 'a' joy.
Marked by daintincss and by novelty!

Here is a touch of fine and delicate beading that glows
Here is even a combination of the _two: heading and
'Graceful round-neck styles which fit with
Pretty flaring cufiswhicii hang with pleasing effect.

Not only pure white and delicate flesh tone—but
taupe and gray and brown and naVy.’ ,1"

it rc-

0 heat makes kitchen uncom-

What a saving of coall
or sifting or cinders from the

e one of the first and best to

folks. Thcir cases are metal.
durable, cfiicicnt.

and

of home

Single lZ-qt cookers, com-

 

 

special price.

saving.

 

 

today at $10 to $12. .

Excellent in style and appearance and everything

which makes shoes attractive to women. .

,Tlioroughly well~made; the trouble was that 11“

maker was so long in making them that he lost his cus-
tomcr.

Then we happened along—and bought them at i ‘3

And here they are for Bridgcport women at a flu

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Gunmetal calf with gray top

Tan calf with tan top

Ficldhousc kid

Cuban heel, fancy stitching in pattern of graccful ly'p,
good through and through—and a combination

of appearance with service $7 50
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and saving—

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The new “slim” :
pretty petticoats.

plctcly cquipped— $31.50 They are so cut that the) tit smoothly and cvcnl) .--id
with comfort ‘ncath the snug skirts of the season.
Double tz-qt cookers— They have beauty—both of tabric and pattern.
.' . -- . __ ‘ Scco silk, for illustration. is ill iSllc’d with deep tailctsi
“1th triplicate SM “7'50“ flouncc. Splendid colors and blacitfisifit); special sizes
—$4.25

Triple cookers, one l2 one

8 and one 4 qt vesscl— 549 w

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dainty

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of the finest tucking, ca

in bold contrast and in large

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$2.

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make an enlargement free from spots or blemishes.
more-ditticult such work, the greater we enjoy attempting

hurry]

Heathcrbloom and sateen in plain colors or strcwcd
ith gay flowers—$2 to $3
Tailored-flounce pctticoats «it special sizes, Nick,—
25 to $3
Good sateen. plain black or with flowered pztttct'its,—q
.25
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St.(-‘t ’(f‘

Spotty films are
not all spoiled.

There are probably two or three films from your
mcra which were a disappointment.
How you counted upon them! And then they

appeared with spots or figures which seemed to spoil them!

Almost surely, we can take those films and from them
The

Test us out—and be surprised.
3 1-3 by 5 i-Z—iSc ‘ 5 by 7—3oc
4 by 5—15c 6 1-2 by 8 1-2—3Sc
_4 by 6—20c 8 by iO—40c
30 by 12—60c it by 14—70c
And we’ll have the work ready in 24 hours.
LANTERN SLiDES are either reproduced or made

direct here too.

Yes; we can make them in a hurry, if you are in H

Fourth floor.

 

 

 

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rice, , $ Fine in quality and model and mush-d $5.75
2...... L;;;I'33L1'§LI.:MM0. no.3. _ g _ _ , Egg-33:9. Eocond noon
5. . T— _. .- _, .. 7 __ . - - _- ___ My- _ _...A
NAVAL RESERVE FORCE \Vun-“rvrgz' l‘.‘ twilil‘inn , rul-umfly ;.f least .30 per rent. of the crop hat; Oils adwanu—d l, 107:: pointl- and Bald-
‘VASHING ION. Ssm- .4.-'-l’lnn.1 li'llfllluii m 1;;m .xiews (if another been ruined. .win locomotive aaam matured the
fol“ organism: 11:9 naval rc: .u- 2“”? tia.t‘.z;~_ .i.‘. ”in; $..:l‘..:gvt:x “igloplguyq Qfijcials n, ma state department. of equipments. Tobacco: were the only

and r‘ ll't‘lfiplllfi it: wiz‘it'iert"; a.- an. uni-
til». l;.".:,’ x «A;-

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ergent'y I'P.‘,~ : x .
complttu} ;.‘ ;. amazed-nu-
cludul ll‘l‘i- .l,‘"?\\'£“‘n l‘PSrl‘YG" officers
representing all sections of lhs- coun-
try and officers of the t-egular now.
The conference recommended legisla‘
tion requirinc the crews of all veSsels
flying the American flag to enroll in‘
the navel reserve. Adequate provis'
ions." to provide the training requisite
to a high state of efficiency in the re
serve a‘so were advocated. and plans
completul for division of the organiza-
tion into suitable units by the com...
mandants c! the several naval riis-‘
tricts. Amusements likewise were
made for the assignment of training,
Ind cruising vessels by'the navy. ‘

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CICHOP Acumen rs can-loop ’ ecu “cam.” he

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h» xvmtfrl like to haw it known that a
false iinptrsnon “as giun lg; the ar-
ticle. isiiop Acheson:

“.\'0 Roman Catholic alive holds,
dearer than V do the r-reeds of the
church. nor believes more fully that
our Blessed Lord was born of the
Blessed Mat-y, ever virgin. and that
He was conceived by the Holy Ghost.
and that He is the only begotten son
of God. . No one holds more fully than
i that He rose again from the man
the same body body arising that had ‘
been placed in the'tomb." l

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Rains Cause $2,000,009 Loss to Hue;
me; Far-min. ‘ ’
HARTFORD, soot. 59-mo- in u~
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Kgrjr-iilttn- claim that the fatal mom:-
tnrv loss to farmers of the state will
be Inflated" $3.0'“'.”“U.

I‘. S. “‘eatiror Bureau figures show
a total ra’int‘all in Connecticut since
July 1 last“)? 18 inches, while the at.

erage annual rainfall is only 42 in

ches.

xRecord hiph prices for potatoes in
this state are predicted as. a reSulx of

the crop failure. /

 

Today in Wall . Street

 

XEKV YORK. Sept. 24' tWall Street.
10:30 a. m.i.——laeading share-e were in
(lewd at" the main; of todoy'o
stock market. yesterday’- late rally
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active shares: to react. but other spec
ialtirs strengthened. notably some of
the motor subsidiarws. in urban grains
extended from '2 to in points.

NEW YORK, Sept. :4 -\\'all Strept'
Noont.——Rails shared in the spirited

 

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Held COU't 5" Sanatoria. \K‘:lil:itit .l lx’asluir . hw , .zi'o liltsvd -
MERIDEN, Sept. 24.~A lUI'Hihi “v 'hv .‘touso twt-upii‘ti it) .tm. \lo, 7‘
sion of the City Court was brim 1" Unit .nw Plant. ti-om linwmntl E.
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Judge Thomas Dunne in the rump. .
Stem Viigus, 17. a pativnt at lam:-
clifl'e Sanatnria. today. that
deuce might be taken in ti.»
Anthony Kuslia. 2:, charged v.
saull.

; swing Th: will was mini: 3"‘il‘l'0lHYo

 

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TIRES
ALL STANDARD MAKEI
PM AND “com

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advance of the first hour. gi‘anges. - L EFFRON
cits“? “2;: -..., . m M... ,3 new a. n... m...
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Vened and L'. S. Steel rose almost a - de' ‘41. tel “l
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ipoint with supplementary. gains in af-;

 

 

 

filiated ifiues before the heaviness of '
:,toboccos and rn'irked weakness of
?American Smel'inz eifeowd a general
,reoction. in several ngteworthy in-
stances, such as equipments. one and
toboocos,;-revensolo ranged tram 2 to?
olmoot 4. points. he whet becomei
tamed liter. bot rallied briskly a
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