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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 30, 1920 · page 2

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vislt our store and see the beantxful dlsnlay of Summer Funutuxe. , ”‘BE,'L§“-Dm,m g. gammm..§ Yuma :3 extensive m 3W
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3 ’ I EH E LL : 33338 81:33: -4 1" tab! laden with good literature, and a readmg lamp
JflKSONINBOUT v.1. Ham......... 22 e 7 ho , . ntent
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’2 Although ct times both boys tuned, 9 Louis Bani; ---------- 15 m 4 3‘. . .
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33 «vi - " ‘ . . 6 $53.33,; $333)?“ By W 'lgnimi'fi' I.’ if .15 was 9 ‘ Many of these‘aete are equipped With separaic Emu»
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‘ l ' to for Mitchell only temporarily. The; 339.1 the monthly chair £21.93 2:21;: ..
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Hashim on the market.

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till-minute Illzzrk had
Then Jackson suu'tcd an attack, forc-l wrgsuing’ will be
IUniversity this an

only time. Jackson opened up wasiheki on this mains
ling April 1.

when he was stung.

Jackson’s besl round was the fourth?
Willie worked for the mklrif! until he
was forced to break ground when!

stung by a right cross. and lbomafterHv

the ' may mm more 3
passed. ball,

meditate until
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icouasc FOR COLLE

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NEW max. 9....‘3‘331‘55233I'he Craftsman Extensmn Bed

track work, basketball

~ ' : s. ’ which college coaches .
mm mm e m bout. football. base-3

malt
given at Columbia.
tumor, it wax on.

It has every look of a big, roomy and elegant (lay.
port. Handsomely finished Wk cud arms In may...
any and cane. A big thick tufted mattress covers tri-

‘ v” The stlpulawd weight was 135 nopnced today, Hodern mqus of; . 0 ‘. é
.\ pounds at. 3 (“)‘(lflc‘L when bMizcligll coaching in the-:9 11:30:13 rotigl 3;: seat and them are two 1 Film At Night 135‘,“ 3..
3 was a quartc-r nfla pound a five 9 might my“ in t e e um, ‘ . . . Xitfi‘l‘blz»
‘3’; ‘ ., lnotch. Jackson weighnd 22 34. but, on the field. or, J. w, Wilce, coacn conyerted Hit!) a M by rawmg out 3;: 8w ‘1‘ »
2.} . . he doomed to vlzlim Mitvhcn‘s $500Q M (31:30 Stale Un‘lle‘I-Fity, wlllcgaofllr; sprmg from underneath and own“: "1‘95?“ka
H. - forfeit. . 413111“ of the? foot. course; . . . . 9 . :5 . . H I“
’ Take Baby 011‘: T1113 F1119 Every one of am: 10.000 scan: at mlivmmw. of Human}. N. 1,. base There 18, therefore, a large, roomy double , y . .

:3 ‘ Auditorium vms occupied. Tma house: Mi. and “31‘1”? L. Hfllman. Dart-

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had been sold nut Saturday.
calms totalled about 5222.009.

 

The '9' month .uuh, track and fink) events.

,way luxurious and comfortable. ~
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i V“ A second style Without back but. “ml: hum . -. \ ‘.
i; BAB "* M? G E H E B E ’S Pr?mpl ends. and similar to a day bed, has thick many...» :3”:
g 527 ”CINE” bolster roll.

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CARRIAGES

Range in price from $17.50 to $65.00.

 

 

 

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THIS STORE CLOSES A7 6 P. M.

SATURDAYS.

$150.00

tan, old blue. gray and lavender, with colored bur-—

 

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6 ’ GARDEN TOOLS .. .....-_

333 Garden Vurks. Iron Rakes. Hos-to anus, “”25: Sgt; “in“! f
3 . an” ing ' m’ ' ‘Vood Rakw. 342991 ”095» Spadvs. Barnzwfi. Boys? at. erIWs.

‘ lee baby a: m one 0‘ out a ' Shovds, Trmn ls. \Ve»t‘drt's. I Bum" Exams“: “1:633, T4?! N Line of Rag Ru 1;
The v finest selection on ever saw An COL ”Water-in; Pots. Rubber Hose. Edy-w. 14:»de Show 9 ‘N , S} S .
5:? €17 y , - y . . = . n 4 f . .. I . a fill-pl“: "*1

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g ~ L . light women who like to make Up rooms m that Shad“-
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b R U G S : Norwalk Auto Repan' Co. . s... so .- w. :32
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" " ‘ NDRICK & WHITE, Pro :
Rag Rugs, Wool Rugs, Brussells, Axminster Rugs—all can be found here in a very choice selection . 3 «.23 5;. mm SLKE - p3. pm”! 301. rmm. 3.09,.
Q; 0: COIOTS and patterns. ' f REPA‘R’NG. Vv'ELDtNG.
g; GRASS RUG—9x12, $9.95; 8x10, $8.45; 6x9, $5.45. Any colors. "'5’?“ .: “5*” ““0““; “3° PARCEL ”UV‘" “0....
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a. 127-131 Washington Street Phone 105 a kmmhybnyhmm i scum Romans mum's
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NATIONAL BANK;

. .Barrow Turns Marsans

EXCHANGE ‘ 3 Back to the Yankees

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MOBILE. A321,, March f}0.~-Enlxx‘;u:l

‘ .Bax'l‘ow. manager or the Red Sox, has
'r‘emmc-d Armando Norway the Cu-
. . :ban outfielder. to thw Yankws‘.
nurd Liberly . 3company with Edward Bony, scout.
; gf'Cl' the Red Sm; The Cuban played

3 3:1 wrotchml game yos'mfday afternoon.

Loan Bonds 3 'ch has shown absolutely nothing in

the cmz'm Soz'ilss, thus vindicating the
3 'Yzmlim's.

judgment of Miller Huggins. of the
; Murmms oz' pvrmit him to report for

Huggins declined to Sign
for

Holly went with the Cuban to talk
3 nude with Huggins. The Red Sox are
haw Pm; Bodie. who jumped the
Yanlaz (as some. days ago. and they also
want Den-ell Pratt, the second base-
man. .

1 Barrow has tomc- excellent. trading
Ematcrial and he may succeed in doing
'buelncss with the Yankees.

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Police Kiuon. in Fight ln’French
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GET A SQUARE DEAL

. 800533- raga. papers. junk and a.

1 rennin: mg Sui-MS.
lave- Price according to the m .‘
i)’ of the goods.
always

PHILIP P. MONEY: .
52 Van mum Phone 1132.3.
sax-cud 2mm! goods flwm on sale.

satlonal example or the audacious

We rm buy your new
French ‘railway freight yards for
many months has occmi'ed at Les Au-
rbain junction, a. suburb o! Orleans.
‘iscover'y o! the robbers ended in a.
terrific chase and the killing of one
or the'm. ~ ' .

- The robbers arrivedlct the freight
,station in two automobiles, but. were
'surprised while engaged in the loot‘

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- ' . 'ing. A lively (“wade then began and
7 1.4 they leaped into their automobiles
, .and fled at lush speed toward Paris.
{Not all of the-1n however, succeeded
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PARIS, March ESL—A new and sen— ‘

thievery which has been practised m,

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SAMMY WALTZ WlNS
IN DECISIVE FASHION

 

’ AIFIRlIir'rTN. March 29—332mm:
[Waltz last night won one of his grvat‘
40st victories of the squared arena!
,when he decisively defeated Charley

Lwelvv—round bout. the femure event
of the Lennx A. C. card. staged in the
Town Hall hm-o. Hayes was outclass
ed and but for the. fact. that Sammy
was plainly (war anxious when helmd,
his man in distress. the New York boy'
would undoubtedly have taken the
count early in the bout. Waltz knock
ed Hayes down in the first round.

‘gcity. in the seventh round, after hav-
‘ing outclassecb the Silver City boy in
:the firm five pounds. Tracy Ferguson,

 

Txuck CARS FOR HIRE.

 

 

 

 

 

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Ma1‘1'1}{u:s"?s of New York (ny. m a grpazl

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i,of_ Waningford, won the decision over
:K. 0. Sweeney, of New Britain. in the
te-ighhround preliminary.

 

Buy the I‘M 5mm
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of Pain: you non. .

Hubbell & Staple! m. 00., but Winn.

W. S. G’nyer «I 8cm, Westpor;

Lockwood a Palmer 00., m~-‘~rd. ‘ , /

Connery Bros. 00., Stamford.
A. D. norm South Hui-walk.

 

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'3 DWIDEND NOTICE *
THE PEOPLE’S TRUST
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At a. meeting of the Board of
Directors of THE PEOPLE‘S
mun-r comm, hem march,
24.1980, a. W “the rate of

cured to demon in the 83?:
tags Department out o! cham-
ings for the current six month;
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WILL 361' 33 ATTRACTIVE

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a 1.":er uv' .Lii'l‘LFODVluQ. third and eighth rounds. each time for w .
,3 The ("alum may be relrased to some the time of three. but his over anx- , ‘ * . . . 3 3
Permaneni Bonds minor league rlulz, with which he iousness prevented him from scoring Kyouaxensvmuy .
u _ :mgm ”win his bearings. He hazya knockout. ’ ' ‘ fi- ~ M J Ette
bum out of the game too long to be} In the semi-final, Battling Green, of 5mm .3636: . , me' can“
——a:— nr sw'vice 10 a major league club. :Hartford, quit to Kid Kaplan. of this . a ‘ w W . . . .

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painted ilze fitting of a corset
into on art. and loves her art
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