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Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 20, 1919 · page 8

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' WA. Albania, Oct. 5483' The
, Dissociated Press).——Continued appealsl
ire being made by the Albanians for
the United States to assume a man-t,
hate. for Albania. The Albanian has
In amazing confidence in America!
Boarcely a week goes by in which!
. some local Albanian society or group}
' pt patriots does not present a'petitlon:
addressed to the Americans appenlingi
to President Wilson to intercede on‘
behalf of their country. ’ i

When The Associated Press corre-
spondent was passing through a small ‘
town south of here on horseback, be u
'W'db stopped by the mayor and local

officials. who presented to him an ap- I ‘

Deal seeking the protection of the ' . . . y , .

United-States. because the Greeks were . _

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she Qty of Koritza. in Southern Al~

 

 

bania.‘ ;
The Italian protectorate is in 009.1%, , . . ' i .- . .. . . i \
:tlon. but most Albanians profess adis-I . l‘he Day of all the year—when after months in the out- That we might co-operate in making YOUR HOME what At no time of the year could lladlt) 5 Liberal «ml-m l
tinct dislike for the ta inns. saying . . , .' _ . . _ . . _ . , _ ,- ‘ H ;
their desire is merely to eitploitftllel doors, we fully realize. just what a wonderful place HOME POL ”Mb” ‘01?" 0’5 ”“5 131%. “GEES“? “9 f“; (1’79“? 1"? be more apprccmted than at Thanksgmns- 1h» 2
country and to retain a stra egic oot-j - 0w a mum 0P 0 goo sugges lons m onle—L 11 {mg urn1~ , YOU I . . . ‘
'» ' . . - a ' . ,. - V - . . . . ~ . urnlsh YOUR l-lOMl‘. With the! m« st .
ffff‘.,‘,§..‘?;.£3§,‘;i‘3;: .fi’fitflogfim 15- IVS the day XOU Want XOUB HOME to look its best— lure—each one a genuine value—characteristic of this “ I“ help ' '
w '= ‘ ‘- 3 ' - - . . ~ ' » . 'v , 'tcs 0 Pieces with but a small outlav of lizl~l . \
”105195-90 m0“ ““0“ ”‘9 Augmdmw be most anltlng, attractive and cozy to vour family and StOIe' u e SUI r “ ’
’ Credit is good here. All you need do is to mmv

American observers say the ltglans

lu‘ bou ht reat material and morat .- . . — - . . ' ‘ . .

1 ve g g . fliends. To each room, no doubt, you are now glvmg Looh them ox or. come in and let o'ur'salesnlo‘n show them , ' ‘ _ ll d 't d
to YOU. Then have the HOME \OU \\ ANI on Thanks. . make )our selections. A sma cpom an the gum.

good to the country and have stabilln.
delivered. A Little Each Week Pays the Bill.

fed things in an effectual way. I , . . _ , x
The country is extremely primitive careful COHSIdCP-atmn as [O TUFDIShmgS- giving Day.

‘ WW Young Couples-Celebrate This Thanksgiving in a Home Of Your Own--

not exist, many'of the most odinal‘yi

conveniences of life are wanting. sour; Tl .~ .1 . , _ . . . . _

hat-um is 31mm. unknown, Salem and; mm in no nccessuy for any ioung Couple llvmg 1n some one else 3 home! lou can have These Outfits llave‘bccn arranged so that any couple might come in’ and lnslmlllV
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churches are few in number, and, nl-L ' . . - v - , , - - . . . _ . ,
1020mm H”, munm. 599m; extrenmy: \UUI 0““ Home—BO“ ——Furnlshed to )0“? Gun llklng! Hadley 5 offer you the greatest mile the most attractive manner in which they can furnish a three, four, 01- m“
backward. Except for the southern varictv of Com )lcte Home Outfits in the. State Col lt‘. in n ’ ' ' ‘
purl. which “my” {mum n is a bin,“ . l . 1 a d let us SilO“ thcm to you. . apartment for an) spoolflc amount. _ ‘
ren waste of r0tiiil and woodless hills , _ '
and mountains. ~ , ‘ . . ‘- . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ V . . . ' - '
Album mam-a smcew enough ”ll-$013» THREE RQQM Fgggtzl'g’ll‘ggw DE Lulu: mum noon] strum; F01“ noon ] EMPIRE mun noon 1 m: Luxu FOl'li ltlHti i
crow: to support Its inhabitants. Thu 01 Tl‘lf FURNISIHNG Fl’iifi'sg‘ Y" "(11111 EL‘JLYLilNQ 91:11-51? F£k¥5$l¥¥€ $W§T fifiifi‘fiifi‘fi OIWIT FURVI‘“I\( i
are emanation is u ward 6-” two minions. raiiiloib—n’rxlxc ROOM , , ' i ' '1‘“ LIVING ROOM R - . . ‘ k ' ‘ ' l
divided about evenly between (‘lll'ist- .nlo lmnuoon' “1":ng (1320M DINING noon P‘fi§§m££t¥5 ROOM ”‘15:“.‘3003‘ ”V13“ ROOM 5
"iHUJ~ and Mollnmmcdans. Only about '5 COMPLETE l‘zE‘Dfiog‘fixtowPLlTE' - BEDROOM OOMPLETE kl'l(‘lil-3.\' ‘O‘onl'l FT" Dfik‘kwimflifilg‘gmfl DINING mn'_B":"”""“ g
per cent. of thi: number is able to I...._-....—— ’ ‘ ‘ ‘4 ‘ ________ ‘ ' ' " m1“ and KIICBEN mMI’ll ll .
11.7," 0:. write, , I - , Terms to Suit l $225 "‘—"—_—"1‘ I l‘ 32 ; 'l‘ertns to Suit i $450 "f'"_—— Wt $325 r-—-——-—- ___..._____._. l
The women do nil the work. The)" i w —-—-—-. "' L—-———— W $425 I 'l‘cr'ms to Suit l $556 a
are veritable beasts of burden. ln- 5
deed. they compete with the ponies '
and donkeys as puck carriers. but are

 

not considered by the men as valuable
- becluse they cannot hear up under:
such heavy loads. In tho frequent sale'
of? voune, women for 'wives. the price
paid often is not as high as that given
for ll good horse. This severe life
among it 9 Women shows itself in tire-E
mature old age. and in mnny forms oi"
serious physical disability. Fiftcenj
per cent. of thc mothers dic in child,
birth. 1

The men sit around coffee lion:cs,§
discussing politics. or attend to tilt-1
.. businese of repelling by gun or sword.
-- "the frequent Sci-him or Montencerinl
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There Are Many‘ Specia. . Dining Suite Values from Which to Choose at Hadleys -._

Nine Piece Walnut Dining Suite——

Queen Anne Design of s 50
Most Modern Type. ‘A ‘ ' ' ;
Truly Remarkable Suite _______._ ‘

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Eight Piece Colonial Dining Suité— ’
Bl'FFET, EXTENSION TABLE $5975

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

AND SIX DINERS 0F NEAT DE-
SIGN AND FINISH. ——-—————-

I Tennis to Suit 1
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Nine Piece Mahogany Suite—

Bul’fet, China, Table, 2-3“: 3376:);
[lost Chair, Five Diners ll}; . A --.

\Vilh Blue [tamer Scots. m"-

 

Nine .Piece Golden Oak Suite——

7 BUFFET, EXTENSION TABLE $8975
, ii (1 Ni x" . ’ ‘ 1“ . S ‘5. F (i. ,i ‘ v . . , :1...“-
'~ piillol gillx-tl‘zifnrdnvgiiileitgiaai‘e of E(li'iilqyi . (‘HlNA CLOSET AND DIXERS ‘

06m 'l‘ent‘e. Til“ All ".n‘zln. on 91 le-I , . . . . ,
l t ) I C 10 ) i 1‘ ‘I‘JI‘ ‘.\1TR:‘(:I I‘E Still]: l 1"?an to 5"" i

lievrvs himself or relatives Wrongml.;
net-er rests until complete and fierce
Ten~te"lrll‘e is sccul'ed. The American,
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Nine Piece Quartered Oak Suite——
Ten Piece American Walnut Suite“

countlv :llx- CllE-stactlv cullcd upon to P
' trout t1h victims of these feuds and, : Every Pit‘l'l‘ 0f Ext't‘llt‘llt )0
., VPm...“ Us. ' ‘ . . . . , _.._ . l. I‘
., Thn fi'iliidlls him? i“. force of about5 : (lOIISU’Id'lltin. Buffet Bunk“, Table, Chlnaq M‘ITCI‘ S viii
= 25,600 troons in Albumin. The mzlim- ‘ ":13 Large Mirror, “051 Chair, and Five Diners, W ‘
One of the Finest Prod ~ ‘
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1' “ 'li4u--x‘n v1 ’i'v‘f« ‘-‘V'_ , ‘ _ . "

4 liltiilil'lffif-il"'-":‘t!':lvl‘:: ilili'll‘ihl guild?) until V Neat I‘lllllnlt‘l Flnlfill. ' W
gt 1'. ison lint; in viift‘l-l‘unt :1 iris of 1hr “'7' ‘
countlv, Their presence has tentlml:
to trallfllllilzi' in- country and kecp
down the tt'oublws‘mue elclllnnts among
the population. There are recurring} _
sporadic cl-lshes. however. botw'ron‘ ‘
“the. Albanians. Serbs and Montrnc- '
' grim-l, in which frequently the Italians
are forced to take part.

Obtainable. Special at L11..U_,_

,«l‘his is tine Not the 100 Per Cent. Service Stores--

'l‘he policy if lladll‘y‘s—sincu its opening da}'——-iltls‘ been to "Serve The Public As, :l‘lleV'isll To 13.. Served .. And c ‘1 .

our slogan! \Vcnl‘c open until six o‘clock daily for those who can shop at such a time. And for ”lose “-1;0 “‘00! “01:1?” this always 1?“
comfort ill shopping. wc llrc ready to serve—ill the some spirit-4mm 6 to 0 Saturday Evcnillc‘s! \Vllen> w it .11 a “"10““ for ”pair
110 demand for being open Saturday night as the Public, desires! & u”. SUCh limo arrives that. the“: L“

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TO PUSH GUARD WORK

Adi‘a. eGneral Cole to Hastcn Reorgan—
ization in this State at Once
That Adi-eneml George M. Cole. ins .
tends to proceed with the recstalllishv
mnnt of the Connecticut Nationnll
Guard at, once was stated b3'ililm l‘e-I L
Penny. Proiinlinaly steps for the or; .
annizaticn of companies in this Stator 3’
will be put in operation within a dllyi i
or two. i I
Information concerning: 1m: forum-I

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who served in the rerular army or;

 

 

 

'tiou of companies will be published in' 2 L E
the newspapers from time to time. hot v‘

Said. General Cole returned fromf E
VVashipeton. recently. when: he. was in! .. F
consultation with military authoritiesi L ,~ ,.—. i

fleneral Cole declared he. was .z'athnr-l . L3 f
ins: information as rapidly as possible! _ ‘ ' r) i
from those who favor and are anxitiil's' ,‘ k ' n - - - l
to organize a National Guard in this~ Three Ple‘e 011211111381“ sulte Wlth Vanity Dresser k -/ . . D L
State. and are willing to work for itS; i _ O . , _7 J :
reestablishmr-nt. i l 3 m 5 fiF—V—f——— 4* This Overstufled Tapestry Living Room 3., u .

The primnry'rcason for his trip to: ' ‘- _—_—_—_——. "'"“‘ ‘0 5““ l fink . . . u.
Vlashington was to secure information; ‘ , a S ' __ - . . ______ $ _ 3
from ”‘9 “'1” and Nav" Departmentsl ' H'lndvomely finished in Ivor ' thl B d ‘ glmng. SPSCIal 100 Plece Amencan Dlnner Set W 73 W- I
'for the boot: on (‘cnncctirut meniin the‘ . d-tt» Ht. . . ‘ 3" 9. e Roam Suite will add a mo“ _ $ 7 5 _ .,_____. i “”1“!” ‘0 NIH“ l
Spanish—American war. , i L . lb ,lilC l:e (harm .to’the' Home It? 15.0f the ever popular Queen Anne ; Tex-Ins to Suit. 1 ‘ 'f."—__'.—- .

Owing to I‘ll? vulunle of businccs nc- — 6051511. and. as shop n. includes \amty Dresser with Triplicate Mir- ——-—-f—-— __ t Terms to suit 1 glmost identically like the above illus‘r'iti - .
Cupving the attrvution of ill“. officials; rors This is one of~ the best moderate priced Suites obtainable today - ' ' . pgi‘i‘zgts' of] a. most appealing U136! Tb‘e‘comirm‘golfir‘; 11“.”: r“ l.‘

'of these departments, General Cole waSg and 15 we” worth your investigation and inspection. . ._, fifl‘gg’tfgfifl‘g‘; “1:181”th this 100 piece DinnP!‘ SerViCe is of individ Kii’e Life £31313: gien’made to not only make " “Ch {ISDPZ‘I‘Z‘J‘ "
' 'not successful at th’s time in securinflrl W cipal nieces arg‘inoiutdggu‘fiaen‘? ”Ewing! _TV§'91Vc of each of the prin: values: W ce. 59° “I18 Suite—Comping“ to all “11
‘ the data concerning the names (ff-those; . ican manufacture' ' gua S of this bet is of the best of Amer-
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able :1 little him: he said. He. will, ,5
ha . to give conciderable time. he add; "L
“ed. 0 the completion of the book coir; ,i‘ 1;; ._‘ . 1 1 @ '“l
ceming the men who took part in the“ ,1 _.k« i
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'with a list of Connecticut men, who en- j \ ' 3 . (Irv/er
' lered the navy by way of the naqv‘al \ \ _ m 7 . ‘ ~ ”70‘7””, t F .‘l ‘
militia, for use in determining whether; , ' i , . >7...” . ‘ , , x ‘ ~. ~ ,
the Connecticut Naval Militia is to be i ’ \ . ‘ ‘ K ‘
.n-evhred. Such Connecticut men as i .. ~ » a . ‘ . V ‘
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"have unexpired portions remaining of
. their enlistment in the State's Naral
W are construed to have reverted
to mate service immediately on their
Elm or release tram the,Unlted
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, Gemiine Red'cedar nopncnnsr :. Iron Bed—Spline aInd Mattress—co 4' “ - ‘
______;__._-_ $975 ' =- Emma...” $1975 Immplete a g Imcharmingro‘url’iecesednoomsmw
‘i’l‘e'nnstosm ‘ lr'lfirmstosut. . ’ --—-——— === & . . ‘

____§ 5,: ____l. f_ , .- . . Ewen. $17975 --————-.....

. . 7 To be uttered . Bed. spun: man-stre-

, a - . for this low
_ , . .I carry the largest} stocks of , :- Chests in ta :2: lm ‘nh'gr‘d‘m’l 3"“ ‘3 m WW W Bed

, 1.-. tic-.111 every Mylar-laps an 11:332va #:3313qu ‘ madame. 9'“ 5W ram. 0
showtime“ I! name man (We). and bind) oi ' 35¢ ' ‘7 '
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thing, ‘ “'3‘“. "I! can fully appreciate
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