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"' MASONic NOTICE.
out od e No. 108, F. and A. M.
“‘ 1125.2"; liga'aomc building Soutl;
~ Iain street, 15!: and 31d Tuesday 0
mob month. July and August except-
d.a at. 8 o’clock. A11 Master Masons
invited AsaT. Lowndes, W.
:rdl—EEL" M Wilcox. secretary.
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Republicans May Nominate
- Judge Warner for Governor
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1313 the owers that be may select.
Tthis Widnesday night in New Brit-
ain the Republican club will hold a
fig banquet. Senato1 George Klett of
that town .has been planning for the
Inst two months for this affair and
"it will be a rousei of a political rune
Eon. There. is no question but what
it will be the occasion of much pre-
‘iminary conference and planning pre-
watory to the spring convention.
. state ticket for lieutenant go1ernor.
- “Just Twenty Years Ago.’
Returning to Judge Warner it will
he interesting to recall that he was a
. candidate for govmnor on the Repub-
Chilean ticket twenty years ago. Fair-
'field county as usual was opposed to
the up state crowd of Republicans.
hdge Warner was advanced as the
candidate of S:1111 i1essenden who was
having his fight with Morgan G. Buck
hey. Tile late Stiles Judson was then
in his prime (15:2. silvex touched and
sarcastic orator. He was with Fessen-
Haven. The "up state" faction had
wilted present l111it1tl States Senator
“George P..\Iclr1.'m:1:4 thrii candidate
Er go1e1nox. It 111.15 a bitte11v fought
battle. Stiles Judson made. 11 spec ch
in which he illlfli‘kt‘d MoLmn ln
vicious fashion. it was a classic of it
kind, but scarcely anyone would 711110
the nerve or the remm'ity to say to- .'
day what Judson did 11mins. McLean
in that convention twenty years ago.
llcbean was nominated and he made
one of the he,» governors Connecticut,
ever had.
.‘Ncw after 11H my 1'1-111'14 Judgi- Vt’nr-
mr‘s name is iti'flill 111e11tioncd as 11
(tndix 1911 tor :'1o111no1.1nd it he
should he a candidate he 11o11ld be the
andidate~ or the 'up staie"cxo11d’
was opposed to his nomination twen-
ty years ago. Really should Judae'
Warm-1' finally he the nominee of the
_ Republican party for governor . it
would be quite a political romance.
LOCAL MAN’S FLAGS
- 0N EXHIBITION
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of England 011 that of Scotland. It
was this flag that was carried by the
Susan Constant, which carried set-
flers to .'\'ncstown, \'11., May 13, 1607.
and by the Mayflower which took the.
“grime to New Plymoutthassu on
fiecemher 23. 1620,
1 The English Colonial flag of 1028
was carried b1 the Amelican Colonial
.1697.
14‘ England in the canton. From this
In] field the se1en Ied stripes of our
fig were (1011111111
(The British Colonial flag of 1707
“‘33 a red fi '1ld with the union of the1
'clmses “Jacques U111on " in the can
“1'1 111 place of the banner of England.
"Ihis flag was carried by the Ameri-
.m Colonial troops in the attack on
sou 1'11 1101mm
1 the people are all the time doing then-l
h" Steamer Klett. would like to go on the I
Ben. The convention was held in Now‘
'of the Freudenthal iiat,Detcctiv11 Se‘r- j'
“hooligrin {fin}: \Villiam's- wax again i .
fie one and Indians in 1689 11"113
' Be sure you get the Genuine
It is a red field with the banner '
11-1-1: SATURDAY mom 01.031113.
Editor Sentinel: ~
Kindly give me space in youx paper!
for this in regard to the Saturdaylfi
night closing. It seems as if some of‘
best to make things hard for others.
under the name of business. We all!
know that many of the men in town,
dont get paid until 5 or 5: 30 on Sat-I
Ithe wife has to run to the store so as
to get things 1'01 Sunday. Even with :
Ithe 3 oclock closing for the butchers .
lots of people had to go home after
the 9 o’clock show without meat. Sat-
urday night is the. only time same
people have for meeting each ("1161'
and going to see all the things. Some
of them can 't purchase on account of
the high prices. Then thing of the
terrible jam and rush of crowding.
Every one can 't get waited on. 'Why . '4'
not close the stores all day on Vt'ed-
nestlay or half a day, so the sales peo- x
ole have a chance to get out and See
what the daylight and sunshine are
like. 'P-hat‘s what they want and
{need, not night air and dance halls
.and cabarets. Plenty of time :01,
{these on other nights.
AIRS. \V.
FREUDENTH’ A I.
APARTMENTS
ARE RAIDED ‘
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fixed at $250, and at $7 5 each 101 the _
.".f1eq11e11te1s “\Villiams" 11101111 1"111-
nished bonds. the remainder of the /
party spending the week-end in jail.
They 11111 In llletl tins 111t...1111;,1, .11 me
City coutt
The mid has been hanging tile [oi
{bout thIce Weeks. The police have .1
known the visits to the apanmcnts of '1’
Of the LargeSt and Most Complete Line of 4
1‘3"“;3’.‘ $333323";32951533111335; lFllrlllllll'e, Rug , Bedding and nouseiumish
11193 in the Norwalks at a saving 1119111
‘10. to 30%. r g,
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- Living Room Suites
There will be no disappointment if you‘choose one at
our Cane Suites. They are not only comfortble but the de-
mon more 0“ “is“ “9“ ""0““ m ”’1“ 6 signs are such. that they will never grow tiresome.
city and they have been in receipt of
frequent unsigned letters from East
waalk residents who furnished um i
pleasant information concerning the
house! 4.,
Chiet of Police William R Peuning- '1“
ton, Detective, Seigcaht Thomas Hunt 1
11nd Policemen loh'1 l. 1.. 1.. :1... .1. 11d §
John F.Fl1nn c. 21".(111 it!“ raid. .5
1' p011 their entrant-1.
ed a "moving pit-1.11111" faint. and 111:-
01th occupants of the 100m 1".11gisui if
ed keen surmise and f11ghLTh1
rooms “ere said by the police to be
.in 1111 untidy condition.
In connection with the “Ieputution'
geant Hunt obtained important and
damaging evidence in the shape of _.
statements from the men and women
1m ested These , "allegations were
rigncd with the xeal names of the
pzisoners, and not their “police court ;:
names." - i '-'
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' To Prevent
-.\Irs. Sutton stac- :1 0
FROM $125.00 UP.
Mattresses
Nothing adds more to your
comfort and rest than a good
Mattress scientifically made
and sanitary. . ,
FROM $3.50 UP.
A large and complete assort- é
1...:
Any one of our finitelyou -woulde
home. We have the'min period designs in Oak, Walnut and
Mahogany; Wally dfilhed.
1'30)! $150.00 UP.
appreciate in your
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Grip
Take
“Laxative
Bromo '
Ouinime
Tamas”
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Look for this signature
6’. %&,m
on the box. .
Acadia. in 1710 during Queen Annes
tar; Ein lthe taking of Lmfisbnr" ’1
- . 11g and troops in 1745 dur
3.111113 eGorge’s war and in the angel:
Fort Duquesne in 1755 when Col.
rge Washington sa1ed th: army
- Braddock’s defeat by the French
_ 1 Indians in the ion 1h 111: 2 last of
- Inter’Colonial war
11119 flag of the United States of
érica 1776_ the flist 0 ‘he striped
, carries thirteen a: ernate red
.1 white ,stripes with the union and
11888 of “Jaques l'nion" in the can
It is derived b" cutting the red
of the Colonial flag of the moth—
country up into seven stripes and
addition of six alternate white
l.“ These thirteen stripes of
: represented the thirteen colo‘=
The' crosses in the canton stood
allegiance to the king and mother
try. This “was the flag which was
at the stern of the Alfred
Lieut. Paul Jones said that the
5!! America floats for the first
on an American ma11o’-war.'
‘ first 1111 an of '10. Lnit-ed States
‘tllut of 1777,c01.1..1011ly called the
1 “0135 Flag" 11h1' 11 has thir-
ulternate red 111.1 white stripes
athirteen white 5 ars arranged in
Marcie on a blue field in the canton:
- 1 "flag was used during- the Revolu
. - - War and was mugs. flag.
, . .1 June 14 1777, to May 1 1795
second flag of the United
1795 contained fifteen alter-
rod and white stripes and fifteen
J . This flag served in the War
812 and was the inspiration for
11: Scott Key in writln~ “'Nm
-3mngled Bender” ongfieptember
3814: This was used
1195 until July 4.1818.
i111- thin! flag 1818 m,
a niche been Etched and
”we addition of a star to the
m in the am. on the
”11311 next .followin‘g 153'“-
' M 3&6“ the Union.
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wllll away all «much? liver.
and bow“ palm bum
breakfast. '
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To feel‘your best day in and day
out, to feel clean inside, no sour bile
to coat your tongue and aloha: you”
breath or dull your head; no constipa-
tion, bilious attacks, sick headache
colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid stnm
ach, you must bathe on the inside use
you bathe outside. This is vastly more}
important, because the skin pores d01
not. absorb impurities into the blood
' consideration.
BED ROOM SUITES
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” You cannot fully appreciate these period Bedroom
They are beautifully
Suites until you have seen them.
FROM $125.” UP.
After all are not quality and durability the most important
1We describe and picture everything honestly
We promise satisfaction and We mean it. We serve sincerely,
This 1s our motto. Visit Our store, you will be recompensed.
Q
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ment of Baby Carriages, Go 1
Carts and Strollers, finished in;
white, grey, blue or brown.
PRICES RANGE FROM
: $9.00 UP. 3
Nine Piece Dining Room Suites 3
very gracefully designed, of
sound construction, and perfect.
1y finished in oak, mahogany
and walnut.
In many pleasing styles yet ;
FROM $15.00 UP. g
n
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' 10A; 1, 11113.23, 1920 -
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A Rousinz Underprioe
Sale .
'Woinen’s' and Misses”
‘ DRESSES ,
Chic New Styles. Worth up
to $23.03
1 Tomorrow $14.98
The most important values
we have od‘ered this season.
About a. dozen high class dis-
tinctive models, hanfionme
embroidered, straight line ef-
fects, pockets and belts.
materials are wool serge and
wool Jersey cloth, in navy, tan
and burgundy. _., a.
DRESSES
At $16.98 and $19.50
Beautiful models. Worth
more all wholesale today. A
wonderful showing of Dresses
in more than fifty eil‘ective
styles, dependable materials in
fashionable colors.
DRESSES
At $24.98 and $29.98
Brand new gowns; worth up
to $37.00. Real Spring Dresses.
At these prices they have no
equal. This is an opportunity
tobuy an up-to-tbe-minute high
quality Dress at a bargain
.3.»
I tion at popular prices. ..
NOTIC
Tully tailored.
Springfs Early Showing of
Daintily Draped Dresses
The new models are more tastefully femiulnc1
have been for many seasons back.
Here are some of the newest models showing in our dress sec-
ACOBY
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This store will be open
u..- Saturday event us as usual
until further notice. '
NEW SPRING SUITS .
Smaflly tailored of wool Jer—
sey: charming ' models, in tan,
brown and Copen.
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$26.98 and $30.00
ALL WOOL 111.1111
SKIRTS
_ Special $12.50
Smart up-to-date styles and.
these skirt
could not be bought 1:1 the
wholesale market today .1. 11.1. :1
price. ’ 1
PLEATED SKIRTS
The New Favored Styles For
/
Spring
Rich plaids and sport stripes.
of filmest quality.
$24.50
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BLACK POPLIN SKIRTS
Clearance sale price tomor—
row J « ,
- $4.50
Worth $6.50..
.than the styles
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while the bowel pores do.
To keep these poisons and toxins
well flushed from the stomach, liver
_kld_neyn and : bowels, drink before
breakfast each day. a glass of hot wa
ter with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in it. This will cleanse-
purity, and freshen tee entire alimen-
tary tract before eating more food;
Get a quarter pound of Evian“.
phosphate from your pharmacist. it
is inexensive and almost pasteless
Drink phosphate hot water even,
morning to rid your system of thm‘
vile poisousundtoxh; bloom”,
vent their formation. '
* TO ATTEND OUR GREAT SALE ETD DAY. BARGAINS FOR EVERYONE.
There rs a $50, 000 Stack that must be disposed of
_~ '1 = inthenexttendays
THE ONLY WAY WE: CAN DO THlS IS TO GIVE YOU WOMDERFUL VALUES THAT :13 MTV“:
1‘ ME DOING. 09“? AND SEE; "
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.We bailey; 111. general public are in favor of the Satur-
dayclosinzmovementastbey understand it is an unselfish
motive that promptl it, the cloth Mung, not the pro-
photon. More we join with 11 number of other merch-
antsinolnlinxourstOI‘Oat Bo'clockevery night.
Norwalk Chronicler