Evening sentinel, Friday, May 28, 1920 · page 3

 
 

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.. ' . nummem to‘obtami' lotion .nmnwould
rda .1 hi - . 55 -_- . 5. . .«pa.jultin1ately destroy» the Constitution. '
mollfifhemmfore have .been, hetiE,“’00ufageou§, stu yr nd welly “Thesemen have already procure?
”infiaproclaimingf their rights balanced, and above everything else, :certain. legislation’fihich is wrong?!-
ng hpon proper considera-rloyal to the Constitution and the lowly discriminating, . Mr. Gary sa .
rt H. Gary, chairman of the of the land." - “Some of thenizkncw what the wire
States Steel Corporation, de- “The present so-called labor strikes5_;consequence of their designs miggt b i
em’today; in opening the an- involving riot and injury to propertyithat a115w0uld be lost in the mufii'i ut
ting of the American Iron and person, are instigatviag. fig. gndi-ggmxagdiattlgn'gains is to them 5 c en
1 Institute. t On f the country,’ so. 1 r.‘ ary: us ca 5 ,-
ng on."The Ship' of State.” "Iin «Sugar lands, very serious results g “Inc safe, efficacious and new!
- , {said the question of whether.ha_ve been accomplished by the same remedy for the perils which naive ‘tn
be wrecked4—whether or not the I means which have been employed hinted at are to be found only n :11th
. of “unjustified unrest and re. x here." . - , _, _ of purpose and effort on the Wflfomfe
- will progress—depends upon the} Mr. Gary deprecated class legisla- whole crew on board ourship o s e,
ct'and efforts of the ship's sail- tion. He declared there are no classes
innate all tfie people. Employ- in the United. Statessuch as have ex-
.employes and the general public. isted in other countries.
eluded them. owe a duty to ,' in‘ America, he said, those who are
,. , . on, whiCh must be performed seeking to establish classes‘ and ob- CutJivlng costs with a
time stability of govhrnment and tain discriminating favors are not garden. ,
- 1109011319 enjoyment of Am* prominent because of wealth. but are ' , . . ,
eedom, he asserted. icomposed of a comparatively .. small r—Want» Ads. Bring Results.

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

0‘: our Constitution and all the laws
which are passed in conformity to it."_

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16984—When Johnny Comes Mcggjome

 

5 38383—We’re Going Over ‘ * 3;: y 5 a: 16361—The Vacant Chair . _ '5 .ir- “r“? N
.._ ' 18517—Mother, Here’s Your Boy \ ‘ 18494—When Y” Come M -
f " . . ' 18307—Joan of Arc . 5
‘ .j' 'wgs—Keep the lime ”es 3‘1ng 16523—American Patrol March " .
' , fidW3—God Be Wlth Our Boys Tonight . 17581—Hail Columbia 5 .
18316—Battle Cry of Freedom '1! a“?! 14608-4-Tramp, Tramp '53:,

18460—What Will We Do’ With Him, Boys «tam—Lafayette .8-73'335}
7 We will gladly play any of phese and we also have a great many others appropriate for

Memorial Day; mam

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_ Before You Take thatheek-End Auto—
:: “mobile Trip, Remember the Three
' ““JAYS’iof the, Road.“ .

, No doubt you are Eoln’g‘ on in automobile trip over the wee]; end‘and the holiday. Before you

' When you just miss thepthor follow; when you just skid clear of a. loaded
truck; whenyou just round the slippery corner. That’s when you get your
a... mental Jolt. ....- .. ~ . 5 ,

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But when you are climbing an incline with another machine ahead; and when
the leading oar skids one. slushy, slippery pavement; and when.his steering
gear breaks and his machine dashes up on tho-sidewalkand crashes into the

, 5 5 en—You‘turnsharply toravoid him. Four other cars come up from the
rear. You block the road. common; Each oar trieMo get clear. he.
sult: Six engines etono cars on the sidewalk and tour loom together in
the middle of the road, ‘

rna'r's when you "get your "continental jolt and your first physical is? '

UPGMENT .

The" court decides who.

. Mum the worst 55.1mm. Mdnverm .1...
other. who keen «idiot dodidos'thatje

mammm judgment in the

"future, in he investigates AUTOMOBILE mm Inmates—good -,
murmur." ' . ' ~ ,

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{hart Barnes ' ,otanltong'r. are touring
New-England on their honeymoon.
The couple were married. Wednesday
at St. Mary’s rectory. ‘Mr. Beronlt.
who lives at Bartlett avenue,
,River. is eplo '
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red at both" ’3 as a silk

frhe bride was clothed ln'white, and

carried r0835. the bridesmaid; her sis-
'ter, in blue, with ,cnrnations.
r‘mer de Pieme was best man.

The couple (willi‘take up theirvresi-

deuce in. Broad *River onrtheir return ‘
from their honeymoon.

One True

of the assertion that THIS
BANK is under the supervision
or the United States Govern-
ment. is that we aregsubject‘izo
examination by Government
representatives which adds to
tho,protection of our deposi-
tors, borrowers and stockhold-
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honor ~ot~their thirteenth
niversary." 7 Mr; and Mrs. Larson re- N
ceiVed’ many hearty congratulations.

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Crow on'the violin. Dancing was al
enjoyed during the evening. Mrs. Lar.
son waa'presented ‘with a large bou-
quet of flowers.
were served.~~ At , a. ,
guests departed. wishing the couple
many happy returns.

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Later, refreshments
late hour the

Mr; and Mrs. Jermne A. Godfrey; of

Cannondaie, have returned from sev.
eral months' sojourn in St.‘ Peters-
burg, «Florida, where they have been
staying since'last November.

Miss Clara. Grumman, Miss Mary

Shidd and Miss Hilda. Knaedler, of Ce-
Idar street, have been guests of triends
;in New Haven. ’

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Severa’,’l piano and vocal soie‘ctionsfMargaret Finch were quietl marri-
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the Rev. R. 'J. Crroll.

 

BALL AND DANCE
Friday Night.

 

t“ On Memorial Day, what, could be

better to, bring 'back memories of the
days in camp than a few records of
songs of 1861, 1898 or 1918. You will.
the sure to want. some of them. Why
not look over the list in our today’s
adv. and then come in to hear them.
We will gladly play them for you.
Donneliy’s 16580. Main St.

 

.. A-—Danclng Sat. Nights. Roton Point
park.

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Sale on-Saturday Brings Dex ’11 the
Prices on NOW. Wanted Merchandise.

 

 

 
 
 

 

OIL STOVES

1-burner, flat with; regular $1.19
\ ' At 96c

, SINK éTRAINERs

Medium size, good wire; 25c.At 19c

SHELF OIL CLOTH

“Thite, with colored border; regu¥

lar 15c per yard. Saturday. ,

........... 2.....2 yards for 25c

$4.98 WATER SETS

 

GAS IRONS
With Tubing and Stand: $4.25
value . ............. .At $3.79

Tile BUD VASES AT 590
A dainty glass vase.
49c CLOTHES LINE REEL
For inside. Special ......... At 39c
WATER PITCHERS

Colonial glass: 2-quart capacity:
$1.255 valuo .............. At 976

 

 
 

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4 12 in” .w‘r. ‘ml 13};
box, Frw M ..... 2 hcxcs for 195

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Pitcher and 6 Glasses; Daisy 3131- 39c WHISK eaooms
tern. Special ............ $4.19 “inn nickel ring and cap...At 29c WITCH E-OUIJA BOARDS
AMMONIA TIN BISCUIT PANS AilMV'i‘l’:< all grown!“ Winn»: mum
Lm‘ge bottles. . . . . . . . . . . :.2 for 17¢ 6-cup; deep size; regular 25c.At19c lots of fun: 51;.) mm: ,. H 98:
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