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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 18, 1920 · page 14

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”TEES WILL SOON CLEAR ¥
‘ UP OYSTER BEDS y" 7
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Hake Preparations For Planting ‘5',
‘ “up—Not Much Encouragement. l p , RY, June 16.—-—The first )‘\i
‘5 Tie oyster planters will soon be " . "in connection with the 9
Beating up the oyster ‘beds and ' \ 2 present strike in this city was esta- >1
Fling . preparations for planting 1 ‘blished here today. Dependent
shells, which usually begins just after 1 strikers will be fed daily during the
ace thumb of July. W'ith the poor . remainder ofrthe strikewhich is now
fiyster sets in several years past - '. 'entering upb'n the ninth week of its
home of the oystermen do not feel ~ . . _ existence with little or no prospects
"ch encouragement to plant shells,f ' . Es - . ff asegflemextl't Alt two diarggiy ats.
fit it is expected many of tie pres- ‘ . " _ I on e mee ings 19m, 0 ay 1 W21
pat shell heaps will be planted to .3 ON Cl enthusiastically "Noted to remain on
from a lodging place for the small _ »' - 'strike until the manufacturers can
:ysters SHOUId there be ‘1 éer- (3011' Carton Quantities ' A’ citizens’ committee, headed by
Biderable money was lost last year ,. ’— . Rev. John N. Lewis, D.D.. has con-
flin planting the shells and with prac-I ,1 Any S138 P6050388 {erred with the manufacturers T fin
kin-ally no returns. . ' 9 hopes of effecting a settlemen . ei
' ——-— ~ ——'—- committee will report this evenlnx.‘
TWO PRISONERS CAPTURE‘D June 18th and 1 ill but in Spite of the metettihaii its gne‘rgi
Wilbert-w -—-—‘—'«’ Cam , ~ hers were well receiv t ey oun 1
’Jeflierson'City, MO-l June 14-“0‘30 ' “ 200 . cl ...-.......... 51-65 . ,v , the officials firm in their intentions!
me? was at “perty today and t“._0 / V 200 Cheaterfield 00-00-000. 1.65 to refuse a," advances until ' the} ‘
MmKSWIfheigigge laifisssoelill'tien'sotfie gill}: . V . 200 I'uCky Strike 000.00... 1.2 Strikers have returned to WOI'k. l L
In “113 “mar.”- thrilling “ten?“ to. I 7200 P‘SdnE’nL-goyeu u oJ. , 7 iconnserieur PArem'sr 7‘ ’L 77 7, i i' "
77 i e,flnwmcrghe It“??? 323;?3; V~ fithk& Ite"'°"" {'25 Th 1' ll i ' ed J 8th I
a. a coa car an se 1 ~. ,, - .. . . e o ow mg were issu une .;
down an incline through the prison. ,, ; , 180 Lord WWaM..... - 5 1930_ ,~ .
1: erturned outside the wall ‘ 200 F """"""°" 513 ‘ “.I‘iStt comgilfdtly thte SffitcilOf A1113 . l
e car 0" 0mm; ' 'oos er, 0 ml or o a e i s, -) .
imprisonment for murder, was cap‘ ’ ' ................. ' Main Street;'Bridgeport, Conn. ‘ .
lured immediately. Ora Lewis, sen‘ _ , 100 Egyphan Straights"... 1.17 Connors, Thomas E, Bridgeport,l , A11 Attractlve Ax . t
fenced to life-imprisonment for mur— 1w Hell!” necktie and pin holder. ; lnlns er at $79.00
der- and robbeigy.1:abancloneddthe car IWWflifiuuu }.l7 Karschitz, Flrank. Bridgeport, toy; _
m before it. h t t e g3 e an was re' ' one... . swing-chair and sulky. ‘
turned to his cell. William Stender, . ' 100 Murad...... . Dreher. Richard (3.. Rockville, pick~ wt haw. I . . . - . - -_ , , _ . ‘
incl-wing ten years for robbery, got , y» 100 M ‘ :..:.: {.59 mg motion for looms. { , c] I 1 \015, 1interesting (11.51)]de 0f lugs Just rocolwd this mwk. in,
3'11 ' - '.’"" ' ' ".‘ ' bath spray. (“.llt 0!. are ni'myeioice Axmislors' ha ' w .2. , . . . p .
1 The men had made keys for their 100 MalachnnoNo. 9.171111» Jermain, Herbert R. New Haven,‘ . . < ‘ 7 sm rnionlous dthlgllh and alums-1 .‘lll_\v M,“
tens doors altid Escapes "011111 $19333; . 0’001‘15.............. .59 coloring iron or steel articles. 1 3 011 ma) desire. 'lhese are all of domes ll: make-w0ven to stand 101]" and 1,1..1 ‘
confines yes er ay. a er 0 o in . . 4 - Kenchen. Simon, New Haven. vul- ., _ 1 ‘ . . . _ ,. Hi
tell gulard into unconsciousness. . . 100 Natural 0.00.0... . 9 canizer. , 5 “(fir and ‘HC 501mg at 51’00131 13110057 some as low as, $68.00 for 9x12 simx
. ——~————-~ 100 Poll Managua», 2, Lei-ch. William R, Hartford, liquid‘ G _ .- R .. _ ( __ 7‘ ~
AUI%M°B'3ES YARNEfDM t' ’ » 3 100 ' ' we. dispensing device. . ”if. “3*, 3* 3+0 (ongolcum Runs, .. Mimi» i
In“ 0 tate 3P3" merit ° ° °" .- ‘ " 5. Livingston, Stanle ' D., Meriden. lock " . e . . '3 ,. ' .
Vehicles After CareleVsrs Drivers .. , No. 3 "n.3,"... 2J6 , . mechanism. 3 ‘ Tap Binssells, . . . . . . . . . . $36.00 \\ llton, . . ...... . . . . .. $140.00 l ‘
Hartford, June 15.—— arning was . . . > ; Stall] C. E. Meriden lock mech’ l
' fanned this afternoon by the State l: 100 Phlhp Morn- . . anism. ’ ' ’ - . . 1
Wrtment 0f Mom" “31110195 “1‘“ ‘ " - 2-16 . ' . ; Schillberg, Melker W., Siraiiord.‘ - 1
flight squads of inspectors connected . . _ tool holder . . I I e ‘ 71116 urnl ure 0 .
mirth the iiparstznfntggé ti‘llffoi‘ilghggt . . ' , . Sellew. Roland “K, Middletown, . l
' S on e a e s . ‘ ,_ .' ‘ ballolap in machine. 1
W State tonight as the first step in - I”, ,7 ' V ‘ 5 Stone? Eglmer B.. New Britain. con- ‘ ‘
metal id;”guttfdrbiggnilideafiyamzng: . . 55C DUCY‘IO N I veying and discharging apparatus. .
' n r - ’ -' ‘ '~ " K Designs 3
lbifists whose machines are not equip ,. . . _ . . . Al km . . . 7 ‘
”a with a lighting apparatus com ‘ O?(CP'EII§“]I:‘)MI%!5“ _ ‘ 4. .‘7 gahiénoérdFdward 5., Bridgeport. . .
giving with thehheadlight regulations. , Cigarette d 0 er s o _ . » ’/ ‘ ‘ O
For several weeks tags have been . ‘ II. " ~ ,1“ __ ver 188 In
not to owners of cars which have mM&Whlt-w 1'80 the ggtfileclhxgflgg $93331?“ ”3 ,
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“fight regulations and Commissioner
of.” Motor Vehicles Robbins B. Stoe-
total believing that sufficient warning

has been given the motorists. ordered . ‘ /
his men to lake drastic action with

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ACT ONE. Cur hero.
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ACT TWO. Our hero.

Ta. gig tifuilfiam > . LEARNS FRO?! the stranger.
to y- i: to get I]! day cool. _ . .

And this is the reason why mono ' ' ‘ A ‘PLETD'P .way.
full: back on— 'p ‘ To MAKE money.

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“There’smme-ofllifo-mng . ‘ ON GCENE; 01 luxury.
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bottle of ow mount.“ . ' ACT THREE- 0‘" hem-

BEER that one an posibly huh-E

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MAK £8 MORE money.

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Free BOOk WNW mw‘we‘n“ AND THE 33:}.
that guides you mvs'raaloos .STRANGER. *r
‘0 the cabinet: of a. n quality “ “mm Goes our .0! .m- lire, ‘
III-which make your “White-Munda- the fir-it I ; FOREVER. . .
house‘s Soflbythocnuanddelivudto 1“ 5 . - .
cultured home gawk-served noon at my . . ,3 AND ONE nae. day.
.. Edison und Made" giva ' - . oun HEERO. is. caught. ;
the chief characteristics of the PAssING THIS money.
m hm” Perm mm" 4....w5... ACT (012R; 5“ hero men

ctylu. ltuflahow Mr. Edison
come no make every New
Edbond‘uiodcabinet. killin-
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gr am’n men 3‘ ~ .
7 p.NE w - ~ ° ' ’ HE Turkish tobacco in Chcqlnrlwilla

. I IS LIKE the plend' is real Turkish, not counterfeit. The

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"‘""""°“' ‘° “”5“: Extra Special One Pound Box $1.00. ' ' ‘
"233%?" Sampler- . um: chooolatal ' ' nay mug.

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