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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 28, 1919 · page 6

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ESTABLISHED BY
. JAMES GOLDEN '

quite m up. error those Who are
amongst , are still tn their" teens.
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north/ell as Scientific [Mud
Meteorites. which: are the eorthlx
remains of shooting stars,

 

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therein and mu mph-manta enough

8 the sclcmitic mind. Wt llkc‘th’cm“ to take them out of the young women:

because they are the only, things to us

 

 

 

 

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‘ - ltshed' b mama coats vague} j.
jsldo ounown little world. Ah-nt-ghsldm. ’3cgomgt ? Y} “:6 line and :3: > ;
l ‘ , ~ as . ,_
by the Eskimos, is the largest kmk’fifim “a? m
meteorite in the world. This th‘m‘Imloth :outh. and duvetyn
sh: and.’one half ton mass of pickledc : ergo . h l t 1118' suits. 3 ..
him was brought 1n 1897 by Admiral‘mmt populace o ea or g .

Q 11?. ALMANAO ron Governor Says Therels No!
m Special Emergency—Tile
Standard Time leed by,

Congress

.Or Toopie' (The Tent) as it was called

tide 2:56 a. m.; 3:11 p. m.'

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

aAsomc“ Home:

In. Dianne (refreshments).

ltcd. Fraternally yours,
JOHN K. FINCH,

: ‘ W. M-
?! BERT M. WlLCOX,
.. Secretary.

riseigfifl; sets 4&6. l

 

ly ‘
, .Yov .Sklrts for these sults are noticeabr
31‘0“"!3" 1:5?” mafim’im btfwlder than those in vogue for oldél‘
Greenlaflfi, ere. snowman—and are generally gathered 3"
" The small turnover

 

Governor Marcus H. Holcomb yes-
rday' declined to call an extra see-
I the Legislature to enact a. day-*
savings law, _as requested by
J. Ktnsellu, of Hart-‘

I
Special Communication of Old te
Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M., will si
field at its rooms, Friday evening, ”gm
28th, 1919, at 7:30 o’clock. Work Mayor
All ford: Mayor E.
.London. and Mayor Jose

forerthe advent of whiteimcn, it , t' H
s lmost the sole source of. minim W318 ne.
igrlerleéaé by a lime tribe of Polaricollars are becoming and youthful-
Esgimo for their tooésmi . “e
' 4me of the chase. iame ,
{Frank Morgan, 0: NW3 sixteerrton mass of nlcklelron and the.
second largest meteorite) in any cfollectv
found in an rggeon ores “
"3102932833111! was the subject of a bl‘t- We labs for dinner. I got caught:
to: excoedlngthe speed limit on the

he exclaimed rather . .5.-

ROSIEBYAND

= UNDERWEAR
Women ’9 Silk Hose

Pure silk hose. with firm mm”.

chm-M to”, 893de hank
high spliced heels;
' u

4i

Fashionable Gas
Beautiful Styles
IN ‘ALL THE NEW MATERIALS

, $29.00 To $79.00

 

HER'PROBLEM SOLVED.

”rho young man. one of the favored
tew who can still run a car, reached

or Masons cordially and fraternal- Pl) 1". Button}.

a committee appointed atf
nnecticnt Mayors

New Haven re-
says, in his de-
l‘Ascembly to-

g of the 00
Association, held in
cently. .The Governor
nial to call the Genera
gether, that

.terly fought law suit before it could
finally be sold to theAmerican Muse-
um ot‘Noturul History. A ship was

 

$1.59 pa i I"
way home,”

 

- .1 ‘ M131. - rans-
PHONE GALLS

"OBI woe-'93:

" ' .Brsnchzomce—1388.

‘ ’s Residence—31.4924. ‘
» our Manager’s Rest once—2'
1031-3.» - »
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“The stande time’ has
shed by an act-of Con-
Gencral Assembly

Willow’s Black Hose
“plainly. “mire to appear tomor-,

Heavy m, fleece lined. rrir.
*fm‘M‘ u (”8. Spatial.

\
ChildmbsSilk Li ,
‘ F‘I‘he W, Mack and ('OI'dOan
45c hair 1”

.boen establi
‘gress, which
could not change."

The denial, smut

Iscnt to the Artlc for the expressed pnr- 1'0! m get a fine of {if
‘ . home Atari-m, and . rnlnz Md teen
'33:.2mi‘fl‘éisengm were sent to days.” The wlfo clapped two buster
.Portlcnd. Oregon, during the nego
dons for Williamette.

Every model is the latest and most approved fashion idoa.
fabrics are rich Velour-s, Silver-tone, Duvyctine, Pom Pom,
Broadcloth, Kersey, Polo Cloth, Plush, Etc. Every garment is a
decidefl‘bargain.

 

tue hands. ”What a Prow-=
" W m Joymny.
m “a”, Harry. The cool:
has just Ileft”—San Franclsc Argo:

to Mayor Klnsella,

 

, “I have receiv
by you and b
on and Bristol

ed the petition, signed
y the mayors of New
,A requesting that a;
session of out General Assem-
fo‘r the purpose of a

slc Hosr

WILL HELP'JUGOSLAVIA.
LONDON, Nov: 28.—Greu mn‘l'na'ot.
has given Jugoslavla assurance that l.
the Adiratlc question will‘ soombc
taken up :by the Supreme Council. and

 

; e Dresses
AND MISSES

 

, Women‘s Silk Lis

‘daylight savin
-"Therc has been

mm

The flint woman in“ tho-rurarmn

 

mm. tall faked, rvix:
1 no change In the that Great Britain's: influence will benservtoe l' Nebraskaland one of the
fi (1

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

m «The Associated Press.
o Associated Press is exclusively}
' ed to the useJor publication 0!

news published herein.
rights of publication of apo-
' climaxes herein, are also re-

 

 

BELGIAN EXECUTIONS.

ported in China or 'l‘hibel. or in Korea'
wore the Japanese occupation. It

other day.

{fitter Bruxellois had been Condemned
death as traitors because of notori-
one pro—German activity on the part
of the offending paper. The sentence!
has recognized as just. It was car-z
riéd out accordingly. The condcnmed'

Men were publicly executed in an open
" sonare beforu tlu- llrussei's city lmll.l
5 filth great crowds looking on and with '

‘;W’hen you see them. you may or
I
ged—J'n ('l'figy. The bodies were:

rely stuffed figures.
is! 8 death penalty vxists in_l‘lulgium

The Belgians 1110 not a bloodthirs-

. just as well. and does as much
“' , to keep lllf‘ criulinals penned up

by oilecutiné: the effigies. And
ybe that isn't so folisli after all:
Q ‘.

 

 

’snade a. ruling
fih‘flts ages of IR and 21 who cannot:
fijhe English language must. at- fit."

that all persons heJ

 

once, in every part (If Ylie coun-

reign-speaking residents.

born residents. But they enn-

,e alone. The night school!

caches these people to read and,-
' ‘ 11 speak English must give
mulling more, or they w

 
 
 
 

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be true meaning of freedom and}

 

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final Americanization must and-w
» on by the living e‘xflmple:tha1
Wflmaflby a friendly aog‘
R’Bpirit ot brotherhood‘and?

 
 
 
 
 
 

ur'rER'v oE-rs

wyligbt' division 0
hour day to create th
ency which must exis
he Governor to conve
Qiews dispatches credited to it or lgiiimgltggafgegal se
,4otb’erwise In thls paper and 313° “5th by. an act

In modehof‘ stficnnéquality impossible to duplicate else-
where. Materials of‘All‘Wool Serge, Velour, Jersey Cloths, Georg—
ettes‘ and Rich Vfivets-;.colors are new and smart. The biggest
values for the least money.

‘ 213317098410
Choice New Dresses
flmUP TO $19.00

These dresses lire priced away below their actual v
orrow’ssell‘iug. Materials arr- Wool.
Silk and Satins. All the good colors.

' Women’s Coats

Cmnprising an odeot and special purehxsv
marked about onethird under regular price

$192.09“) $25.00

‘ Ont-“Dress Goods Department is

now showing an unexcclfed assort-
" mentor tho newest plaids for

... below today’s
‘ Yard Wide Plaids

A wonderful ,variety of particuv
7.5.; larly 'new and effective col

Worth $1.56.

the tmty-fo'ur'
special emerg-
t to authorlzo
no the General
salon. Further-
me has been'estab-
of Congress.
Assembly" could
e is any benefit
hours of the industrial
re and end at different
p; the year there is noth-
ent its being done

used to. secure a just and ‘~ equitable zflrst ln’t
settlement in accord with the life and
ntere'sts' of Jugoslavla
private dispatches. ’

and toes. very dresm

98c pair
We Underwear '

, Ibo ribbed, floeocd lined rm:
and pants. erection: quality.

75¢ each

‘Uflfled" 3&08‘ it ”fit
Ruth Kenyon. who for .sevemeenl
years“ his rogclurlye covered. o 111

THE REAL OBJEC'I'NE

and service giving.
, :accordlnx to

 

 

 

 

{having the
:day commen
,‘xleriods durl
ling to prev
it sounds as if it might have have agreement.

' "The reouest to
sion is denied."

The Governor's comment on the fi'x-
}: of standard time confirms .tlre
Opinion expressed b
Erectors and editors of the news- States D’S'rwt A“

aim-1..-

‘ . Men’s Union
Heavy ribbed. Perfect
Mums: and

 

”I

THE NATION-WIBEGWMGN '

To share with all
The New Vision

of the Church’s opportunities
to extend Ohrist's Kim

'Everysmcn and won:
young and dd.

38.75 suit

a.

call a special ses‘

 

_ Sale Of
VELVET BAGS

About 400 which we bought a1 :
. great price concession.
models. made of an extra fine qlml
ty Velvet, with llnln
“do mirror and c
111.: colors. are black. Navy to";
and brown.

A GMBarnain
at $2.49

. BLANKETS

Blankets .
d 36.98 Pair

long staple
3"". 50ft flee—('3'
recommedod

Serpes. Poplin, Taffeta,
lly happened in' Belgium. just the“)

y former Unlted
omey Francis H4

§ MRS. COLLINS BRINGS
$20,000 SUIT, FOR

DEATH OF SON I

(Continued from Page 33“-

5; W‘ rill
which have been

cs. Tomorrow

and Serve.
7 th
Only Thou who

pray and serve
can see the vision.

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his school books.

_ :1 moment. near (11
’ movie cameras recording every detailJcr & M
" - I

You may yet see the pictul‘f‘s of the oxa. Sh‘f‘P'f.
. caution (the c’ur

He had stopped. for;
, e store of the Brow-5
alone Feed Company, on Main
and was just pushing off from
bstone when a large coal truck?
lof the Bishop & Lynes'
'driven by
my not realize. 21! first glance. that Burr,

The Ohurchofl‘ers every one on 7
thing? and have modsthe grc’t ,. . . M.
‘ is that, others are second, I AM THIRD, wilI‘vo ‘
vice with enthusiasm.

dew“ sor-
Compa’ny. and'l ‘Q
a colored man, named Jolnl
came down
was a solemn 102;” fin-(10' Kym-“truck had turned part of the Way
, ltllo our tracks to avoid

.‘ u 1 ll \‘ €13 '
of those (‘Ondl mmd me llmrkpd at the curb and.
want. the b
'of his wheel

ces are decidedly

and- Low Prices
“ Wanna“... 111
$10.00 to $11.

Has warmth
tics of all wool;
Kn thick, close
blue borders.

Indian Blankets or RUIN“
$7.98

an autoniobile.
just at that in‘
oy seemed to lose control. w
The. front wheels
truck cleared him but some p
is neVer carried out. Efl'isios are {hr ."““'.”“g works Ht
’5 executed instead or the criminv so 1131.. 't’ and the ]
consxderahle distance.
. He was taken
‘5 race; they have no passion for Russo clothing st
'gmg or bnruimr Offenders. They 35150 ”:8 Ngrwall 1
' . . . . 10 a cw ours 2. er.
- ( F». S R l _‘ O S-
i-re th'it 1t on has tln ends f Jll Foroner Phelan
of nocidontal death
.. ‘ An added touch of s
ere they can do no more harm. and ill? 9V
r a technical obedience to the hm" fa
the P0

 

 

 

 

and wearing qua'n
.— . PVPnly won‘t; \\
. nap; “'nllt', gunk .

$5.98 an

Made of so
yarn. strong firm wv

 
 

 

 

98c yard
36 Inch Plaids

,W’orth' $2.09 yard,

his bicycle. up-
as dragged a “‘uxmtli and

into the Bryant d:

ore and. later. rush-

k Hospital. where he

 

$1.49 yard
40 Inch Plaids ..

Smartest styles imaginable. a
_ é beautiful combi
$2.00 values at
‘\‘ $3.00 values at

Black Sati

Regular $4.50,

and unique .31.
stinct. warm {low} M.
M blanketK 11ml :1‘.

vicar and di
suitable for
robes or con

Great A
Crib Blan
These blankets
best cotton. soft.
in dainty colorln
ed and cute little am

h Robe Blankets $5.!»

iful blankets aroma
soft, sanitary cotton:
and umhrinkable.
are moot attractive.

Comfortables

Ze. warm, soft. cotton, '
both sides with ang' \.

pa Horns and coin-lugs.

. » Washington Market .

145’ Washington Slreel.

LOOK FOR THE VALUE. OF MEAT AS WELL
AS THE PRICES. WE HAVE BOTH.

Small Fresh Shoulders
.gtegs Lamb

Shoulder ol Lamb
Fred! Ham: ,
Riblloast Madam Rolled
1 Shoulder Pol
§ 8mm __
Sirloin Steak

i Shouldér Steak

Full Size Blankets
P

Plaids, while
normal and >0!

Wolnap Blankets
$4.98 Pair

hu: Hi‘ul‘lll‘
:n'v like Wool:

-
adnoss was‘given
out by the factrthat John Col-,
ther of the boy, was killed on
st road. October 24th. 1918. ex-
actly nine months. to a day. before his
son and namesake.
— near the Bulkley gara
TRUE AMERlCANlZATION. about midnight. to re
”ye attorney-genera of/ Sulirol‘nlo Signtlgdrkil‘lgg 1:,”
who wrong side of
in the opposite dl

.‘IU'

50th Norwalk

ssortment 0!"
ts 98c and up ,

 

n Duchess

Best in the Conn-

$2.98 yard
Extra Special
5.000 Boxes of
XMAS WRITING

A
\K'orth 400 ‘box.
holiday buyers at,

He had stopped
go, in Southport.
pair a tire on' his
run down and in-
an' auto, running on
the road, and going

warm and dumb}

i

and washing quali '

Plaid Blankets
$7.98 and $9.98 Pair

_ankots, handsome
m pleasing color

of its driver has never been dlaa
It is also said that his grand-
as killed by the kick of a
veral years ago.

. This was also th
n'ithe learning' of our Ianguage‘a Bitmap 6’:

part-time schools until they loam WWW"-

. . I father W
. ' ' 1 1 = ..
. s is Just another cx.uuple Of t’w’hov'se, se

 

Dweudahle Bl

e second fatality fo
Lyn‘es’ truck Within a '1
year. the first one occurring on Main
ching them English in Of ooursefghwet‘ near 8011001 “"99!” I

7 » r-r. bulL with a differ n 'v .
mportant step in Americanizing’ ‘3 t d" e

coznbhmliom:
'arm and lull size.

 

GLQXES
Women’s (335},er
» Gloves, 49¢.nair
_ womo Sisgflfim gray and White;
I Kayser’s Silk Gloves.

— $1.50 nah-

Double wore
good colors;

 

 

b .h "_ 1 , b, ;CARRAI€Z‘ITFLEES
e xs 0 y .‘mencanxzed 3 the TO QUERERTARO

Continued from page one.

Single Bed Blankets

“'Hl‘l) and “'0 19 and Gray.

$1.98 pair
Crib Blankets 39c Each

100' Piece Decorated
Dinner Sets-

ce 0! six decorations; worth
Special tomorrow

. ... . . 36candr32c lbw

..~..............'18clb.
...............30clb.

‘o‘ooo-o.OIIIoo-DOICOIQ'QI'Iut

ill be gurate his pol
atter Americans than before th’eirl WASHING
7. . further inv‘e
nerican ideals and standards of fifiefifiagn
. tion on the Jé
beracy~which seems just now to‘ “011' officials d
‘ der to expmn and justify to Smmmt' “my
.jmguiring fmcigner: than ever the-next step.”

. . ~ ‘ form of an ultimatum to
must be made real and worth Government.

0 them. Administration officials.
things the schools ~a‘ono can-. that] lthet :egotiations
. ’ a. , 'wou( no cprolon‘ge‘d
fiégem, although'a bi” Sffrtdory: "that the American

c in tho class room. Tao

itlcal campaign,
TON, Nov. 28.

“Although
stigatlon of fa

cts will Ive
can Government has
receding from its‘posl;
nk‘ins case, Admin-Estra-
eclared today. The Gov--
prenared for
ay take the
the Mexican

. . . . . . .- Hemmed Huck 'I‘owdg
tor Pot Roast 19c 1.

Our regular price, 25c.
-——-—~.
Towels 39c

Worth 731.75
Leatherette Gloves
$1.59 pair

Black, white, ”my
W0 clasp; worth :13

Cane Kid Gloves._
3210 $3. ' ,.

Very set-vi

"I.II-ollo‘*o‘o‘I0o-QIO

aim Risk of

unto-coin...uo-oooos..o-..I-ooc.

28c]
andaec IE1 . mm... w
..........,........‘........ 288] “mwhitetgye

 

and brown;

$21.50 f ‘
Steel Blue Enamel Self

‘o-otooonoo-o-Oo-uncut-loo

.Ilatn rowel. 1953;;

was also. 011:

col-cool...icon-Io-Iioooo-t-Io'

genetic-caucus...

with Mexicn onu'.a$o.-..ccooboo-noc.-v
ifunsatISfac; oocv“IOOIIone-oobnl‘Ll-oO-‘c

Wynn.

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, »..

cable globes
one. clasp, in

 
 
 

tan; gray and

.co..-.‘6-o.--oo-.-.
’ I

become necessary.

W

A" H'ASGOL-E. » .
28.nfiusua’ék- Quid
unprecedented -
eminent is

7 NM
lint 15c Yd.

3 9.111?“ with

Q ent With he
L'Kltdmn To

39‘“ ”e! harden. .

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maroon.“
~ ' greserves are

4 ;Soviet gov
J‘HA'I‘ mire. roam I 409.000.4100 rubles
'm's'ehinery and n

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ends. you.

white with
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