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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 11, 1920 · page 2

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. 2,500 Pairs of JWOmen’vs Shoes

 

, Not the newest styles. but Shoes of
the very best quality. We are going to
close out at the following prices:

 
 
 
 
 

llot, all sizes, different styles - - $2.48 pr.

llot,allsizes, different styles -8 - $2.98 pr.
:3; llot, all sizes, different styles - - $3.48 pr
Sale Starts Thursday
Morning .
' N0 EXCHANGE ON SALE GOODS.

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. Saturday Noon
- AEY BOY! 4 . .

_: . Just wright flash by fast mail to uncork
. you a real fuss-stirring idea that has five
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.Nowfllolt this down°—-no two 0 I
u . e
mleesthey run a cugs or write «3:53:50:
' cover agree 0 and on which is H
- emelmdwvhxch is a dromedary when yo:
line the two up and check off one hum on
Vortefndtwoiru‘mpsontheother. on
can t‘do it With the sun shining!

SEMI-this "hump” question first time
youre in a bunch of live ones-if you
want. to seei‘ur fiyuLnNever heard such a

gsq in my life as ton' ht

when}! passed it to mircmwdi Youlnigw

gait? filen J ohnees. Well, she said adrome-
Vase -camelhun' do ~'

the desert! And, Betty's "m, ’23::

rah, rah! All right, Betty! ’ /""

All you've got to do bcflgm Mr‘tbck
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‘- . . on W‘3’0u tell ’em Cricket, Katy did!”

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; '~ 7' ”5 “PM me'mke news that’ll max." * “ *i“
. Wags—m me... tin can tied we - . .
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1 lot of small sizes, 21-2 to 31-2 $1 pr. .

 

 

 
 
 

 

5 if a start 'on the road to after supper

g L mm new it “mat-d we;

 

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V 5'! i some intentional-e been side of

u ,be the result, . _
Norwalk has long needed fist not

H ,atmeuc mmgflh now

 

3‘ I , of a neceoshInifldot a flufiflflt‘
’1? 'mards “mm“. »
a _ The Industrial League,
ed. has mm postponed ball games to ‘

be played. aim at number 0! doom-rm"!

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9.. The dusty lean-e has

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H headers. Some one wisely has
i ’ why not play them on. any 1:
mm, before or other supper.
3? Here is a chance to prove ill
U or the daylight saving'plan, to a great;
many sports. or walled persons. who

some time. eufltord

There is no question. at: far as iiiian- 1886, died '
lat mt He was: t

i! the indium-ill ume'would and it a ten year

N “we been knocking that move for 10.416301.
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«vial malts are concerned.

I} great success. and. 1: tar as pmmi

results are concerned. there can be;

CON

. . little fear but that all Would be well. 1 BAR
91 Twilight baseball has been going hetm

big in every city in Connection “any ‘13”!
, size at all. with the exception of Nor-l
“_ well ”Why should they be dragging. A

' “my; f tore which.
Will be or e3 m
of the particips

Carnal still 13“}:
I it . 0f the Il‘l‘

H Jane ball games in this city, and,” tarim
£fl§~¢nten¢$~ts the

H Jilin flat time inexood while, ilnlooke
’ Writ“: great bod to athle a gu- .
I a , . , a.) y‘alodrOme clos
“a. . . eral, and beam.“ partial-r, void 1 filiaycle roe d ra

‘ onion-av.
HAVEN VR
'JPREPARE F t

m HAVEN ~¥~
. 'lfllity of worn
it is claim-:iective this fall
of New Haven

an. lied ll the ct!
eek Mention.

eminfiI-JWFORD

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lacticut mills to I‘lut down. yesterday died ten minutes after he}

9 in the

3.

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to w-h ceremonies.

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W 23'?“ at fie ten! ., ‘
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vesterday ; .
; RELATqu, out or ova-Runners.
““1 “t b? ’“n l HARTFOW, mg. 11,—emu we.
_. ' .393!“ “neuritic tlnrltiia court,-
“ ‘receiazed if; lett‘fr from abroad today
. , to ,e ct t at his‘ father,“ mother
fiGNENS ““31“ a sister had died-oi hunger in
llt—‘The P0" Vitae, Poland. 3 titty now in the
~uifflse being 61- hands of the Bolsheviki. it had been
led "l“ mm” many months‘sim-e Mr. Wittel had
sdd 32.900 to the“ heard {warm may.

log to be ineormr-i
vise! now underwh- mama: m smoome aura.
_ MAXS’FTELD CENTER. Aug, ll.—
Frnnk Kennedy, 23. and James Cai-
N . 'fery, 23, both of priham, N, 11. were .
FREASUREH MID ,the most seriously hurt of live men at 1 »,

 

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MIDWAY, AUGUST 11,1920

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Aug. ll.—-Barris on automobile which struck 3 ear m
1 represented rmm Jacob Gallup of Norwich. we yemr
~ General Assembly in day. A skid was responsible, Gallup
erda)‘. aged 75 years..took both men to St. Joseph's haunt
treasurer of Guiltord for tai, Willimltntic. l

 

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—-.—————— iaRANEHAN causnlo To perm?
irresr m 40 YEARS. l Pmmvnam. Aug. 11,—«Edward on
in, Conn, Aug, li.——-‘The Bare of New Hartford. a railroad!
titer in 40 years is causing brakeman, who fell between cars rpm ;

rear-had the Hartford hospital. -‘
Sentinel. ; m A,A.: 3

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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‘ ‘ Of course. a few of the boy! mizht
II have to hold over a date for a mull
! hour. but they would be nninyinx the
3. outdoor gravity along with the all
, . evening indoor sport.
nothing to
u feu-‘ia slit-h a venture, and the teat
» urn that they would mutt should
it brim: out the crowds $1 the hundmda
ll *‘ it is not too late to form a were
9' lion league here to My twilight ha
- . twice a week, it might be well to .-

 

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" such an organ 2:: on. a, . ens: 8W7 Mamthty an an mitotunmem- me-hdfnffhpi . g
'i enough. some splendid amuse i Mgmmm RY $3me it if; frn A‘n {film 0 “"8 of ~ f‘ Hr‘l‘r mm
. u ‘ . : t. t 3:! in i’ g l "H
«mm be found in striving the remnant» Hyasafgm 10:13:" :flmumwxh He m it U’St‘iurn.-.
u and “tagging em are. wmmmtimWW2fiifim“ {fighting (i may hat . able tn
4 , ”.4..._.-. s. - W »- I. Q = M [2m 3 1‘ a
H ER'NG OFFER RED hizmn‘ “std! policy" to the blood {hen-mu O u“. “Heb longer.
wElBs CONSID (amt: Nuaud inn." Maud hut: (Wu-’3 m ‘
93 0F YANKEEs FOR 8 - mu tablet form only Ind m “M (attain y mutiny, 0
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5‘ NEW HAVEN. Aux. 11." .r
0: "Chief" Bender. mam n r

hurlc'r of the league-main
ven club, may not finish the
O the Eastern League. .
‘3 . Although Owner Gear“
~ , the Elm City team, could .

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Annually use those tablets of or-
ganic iron—~Nuxated Iron—etc build
upred bhod,strengthami endurance.

Dr.li..B.VaiL£nrmcrly Physician i n the Kalli.
more liospitaiand a Min“- :1 Examiflm’ saw:

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dig-“Nd affix: mm the“ in daily ass'fixiificd
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® The Alfred For

Psano Co.
85 NO. Man St.

 

half 9'0 up i

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dmfllfllf mm '

f Budget Plan f

If you are thinkinar
about purchasing a .‘wu
Edison. mark link.

1118 NEW FAianll 1min
msislens than 15“: m. 2‘

Mr. Edi-sun ll’fl 'mr».
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a» .“ lll’ld I‘l‘li‘t's‘ linut

"Th Phonon-u am a Sam
Our "uric-oi Plan will take arr

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

. , am: 3
SI 1“ lat-t night, it is said 1h con-i 1 So. Norwa'k Ct.
U New Haven magnate is , " York ; t
‘ naming the offer of l . pl.u-'. 1
‘9 Yankees for the \‘etm‘a i,” inlet 5
H or. it is also sold tiara Me me; .~ _
3'; been slitthil)’ incl-easel . Bentley-,4, Tn , (m... 1 l “hm“; .
_ . [New York American: , ; at “.31. .. Si ‘ ‘ 1’
5‘ . .‘lrndeglhas allay: . . arm Bi
[a trainer l 3 year: '7 43' a “it" ... -...- w- Wm-.. _......_.- -
it still good enough ‘0 ’. ill“ use ...._.........__....-___....... _ -
, “3‘“: ball game. \ t n pmtnrm' i

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

II time who lave w
.‘ declare that the “t
- . to pitch a good 8
care a work. an

‘ uld be able 5
. he Yankees?
3 . wide linen-E ‘
all»

ball experience . i m" i

‘ ' league club aim W H‘
p .m. .

S. i VFaha: 1.le public ogin- ‘
H In . ,0“ 8 . t’ntlt’l‘ EU. the;

‘ U inn is against
,/ fans there s
3‘ ,awnsihle m
u 'tha club. it

« . Woodward .

3 "Chief" is re-i é
. on: position 0ft
1, addition or.
. (chin: staff. the,
i? , .0“. to permit the 1'
3 than it was a;
.QQz' Hf 815.000 in

club is bet
deal to s:-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

32%;: r an! of $10,000 to ‘
the "Chi ii to finish the rest
’0! the 1: lb! Yankees is a
big one T it Wei: ‘ and Bender
will ilk. ‘ putty the deal

tug??? " ' the 3 km- «out.
has be "1 mg that , men for
several nd ii in s; that it w”
fill his 7, ' dandelion at the Yan-
keen . , 1eir biz oil“.

 

 

n Q-J FOR GU!

N 8‘!!!
on i e
S I“. , N. 1.. A” ll—-A rec-
Ord arksmanship . ralleled in

. ry oi the New
ed States hue t

the

the establish—

oi' the Ma.-

ed - e officers and n:-
chit .un Troop of :: First New
Jer . Cnvoiry oi New: The roc-
or we made in their? qualifica-
tic heating during 1h ast Week,
‘ vaults of which in just been
-u uncod by the Depar' nt of Rifle
', «vtiCe. with the recar‘ of all the;
0‘ ~r cavalry units and the gem
partied organized for the ow Third
11 Jury Regiment.
l total ‘6! (Went-vicar? erts. nine-
teen Mhmnvrs \an
marks“ Vith only 59 teen near
mm qualifying. is the mo? :murkahle
frecord which Capt, flu? W. Hut—
‘tenloeh’s men hung ‘3, e impugn,

hire-Elf a crack shot, all
yew Jersey State team 3
’7: Chin. this month.

.: Idem. Haven! Atkins.
in Week won the Govt!

Camp Per-

 
 

the troop.
or's medal
'eam also
.Lieut. At-

 

 

 

tmk home in the Gover
RUTH‘RECOVERS L08
F08; 3100 F
‘ Aug. 11.
1'”).in 9. telegram from
light telling him that ill
lcommbus diamond watch fob he loll!
thus had been round. 8 films
lwna {mun gmploye oi“? the hotel
where the Yankees put at in Detroit
i I“ 0‘88” Was so pleased at moor-
terilc the tobthat he seal a. check ‘0? '
$100 to the finder. '

Minibar:

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Detmitlnst} til
Knights of; ‘

 

 
 

 

Haw 'ENGLAND'm”
. Ans. ?.—~A mot
mm at the stub interment

 

 

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THE UNIVERSAL CAR

i 49%

And even this will not end the present transportation difficulties

 

. and delays. Your solution is a tmick.

‘ Whether You need raw materials. materials in process. or finish—
ed goods—whether vou haul from citv. railroad. factory. or dellverv
to warehouse. retailer. or to home—vou need a Ford Ton Truck.

The FORD TON TRUCK is a modern wonder—tireless. quick
and «bendable-furnishing flexible. reliable. economical transpor-

tation. . .
rWhy don’t you be independent of emberxoes and excuses?
Don’t let If? other man’s decision hold up YOUR transportation
aid slow no YOUR business!

Remember—Yon tel: a Heavy-Duh; ~gorgu Driven—.0 Fmél‘rrlfik
-—B it the ,Foriflilohr‘Comuany or e mac n y— ' -
int-T by " {Vial Bit-Mile or Said Tires and thede that
Suits your _mineas—-Complete for Around 5950 (exact mace depend-
in: own bodv aeleetim.) - l

Prompt Deliveries on Early Orders

Yours trulv.

W. FLINT

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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