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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 13, 1920 · page 15

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srA-ris susmsss NOTES. REAL‘ ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

 

 

more B... Company's Capital For the first two days of this .reek
. Stock ls $250,000. there were twelve warrantee deeds
HARTFORD. Aug. 12.-—The Bridge- filed with Town Clerk Hubert R.
Bus Association of Bridgeport to- Smith, as follows:
a” filed in the omce of incorporation, Ralph Toland to By Realty Co.. lot,
indicating that the authorized capital on lanes 91m; panel J. Stewart to
,stock of the concern is $250,000. andlnalph Toland, m and buildings, on
out both treight and passengers are Lyne. Place; none L. Fillow to Theo-
do be carried in its vehicles. dosia K Dale“. 10% OI Newton ave-
The incorporation certificate gives nue: 35'5"} L- Hoyt to “3’8"“
the corporation permission to buy andlMansl. 1°t and buildings, 011 Bridge
«tell all classes Of gasoline vehicleertflet; John 3- Knapp to Helen L.

and to operate service stations and re-‘fi‘abenv building 10‘; John 11- Knapp
' $003 for its busses. {to Christine C. ‘Scofleld, building lot;

- Anicles of association were filed bFEQJug‘b nit-“Rice“, '6’ H3"? {051;}- (110‘

m Lenox Athletic Associflllon 0 *an u use. on ross stree t; a a.
. rt. line 1“. Webb, et al., to Charles B.

,. fi " ,9 Thames River amu’er Co. et'Kunes, building lot, at Fairileld Park;

* hmdon filed a certificate of de-zNehemiah Candee to Luther M.
In capital gtock from :150,000 “'dght, three lots. on Day Street;

 

 

“maroon [Homer D. Lawrence to Charles D.
fie Dunbar Brothers Co. Inc., ot’Lockwood and wife, lot and buildings,

 

_ has increased its capital stock ‘On Academy street; Margaret Mansi
“010.000. to $150,000. to Peter J. Kelly and wife, lot and;
its Arnold Rudd Co. of New Haven: buildings, on Bridge street; George ml

4 9 final certifiate of dissolution. Thompson to M. Natalie Sturdevant.;

fl'artificate of organization wasibuilding lot, on Edlie avenue.

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- n w the Pequm Laundry n c o ' WOMEN WANT STREET one.

. London. [ -, ,
‘ ‘ ._ Women s lnrmal protest against the
The F. C. Bushnell Co. ot.New H3 :8 the sole means

ten led a certificate of increase inn-‘56 M j?
' . - , of trans .: in Bridgeport was
opioid stock fro $100,000 to $200,000 night at the final

____._.______ l launcher.
use OF HUNGER STRIKE

‘meeting of the, year of the Bridge
lport Professional and Business Wo-
Ilpgl'o Hold-up Went Forty.three
' Without Food.

paysfmen‘s club. The organization, the
:flrst in the city .to take concerted
‘ < POTTEVILLE, Pa., Aug. 12‘—After action in the situation caused by the
'Isavi ' been on a hunger strike for Connecticut company's discontinuance
forty-t ree days Charles Wilson 001- of service, went on record as favor-l
oped, died yesterday in the county ing an immediate adjustment of thel
, .traific difficulty. Fifty women at
Wilson, while SGl‘Ylng a sentence of , tended the. meeting and the vote onl
$87811 years fora series of holdups the resolutions was virtually unani-
and attempted murders. tried to es- mous.
«ape some weeks ago. He opened his
cell door with a key made, from a
. fipoon, beat the night watchman into
insensibility and engaged in a pistol Huszar, former premier of Hungary.
Gal with another watchman. He was iwhose presence in this country
fiqyerely injured in the fight. He was 1 brought protests from Jews who ac-
telentenced to a total of twenty-eight ' cused him of responsibility for Jew-
:years' imprisonment. Then he began ’ ish massacres in Hungary and of con-
‘k hunger strike. .ducting a monarchist propaganda.
W '[here, sailed for Europe Tuesday, it
. Tutlmonial For Connie Mack. became known today. M. Huszar , ,
. DEN, Aug. l2.-Z~Admirers 0" stated upon his arrival here that he
mule Mack in this city are plan- was on a special mission for his gov-
fling to give him a testimonial of their‘ emrnent.
regard, when he appears here. Sundal'.,
with the Philadelphia Athletics in
their game with the Schenck Club.5
Connie started is baseball career in‘

 

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HUSZAR SAILS FOR EUROPE.
NEW YORK, ‘AWZ- 12..—Charles

 

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resent resting between

35 EMPLOYEES LAID OFF. , choosing her future pa s.

MERIDEN. Aug. 12.——The Aeolian J’limitless wardrobe

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Mildred Harris Chaplin.

One of the danticst of the film stars who is snmmcrlng near th
Los Angeles film colony is Mildred Harris Chaplin. Mrs. Chaplln is a

ictures and reading manuscripts
She is the envy of many 0
,/"\lights of the picture word because of her exquisite and seemingly
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this city. The Pittsburgh Pirates will Cf’lfmn-V , 0-ft ‘3‘!” fit), .m‘d 0“ 3" “"f' dress I: in her own clothes and not er stage ones and just stroll shall!
appear here against the Schenck Clul), I',°~ 99? 39> 9“ “3- “Wk 0f bus’M-‘S and oy California scenery. That's just what she is doing now. .
Sept. 12_ ”was :zll'en as the reason. . _ _ - _ , -- . . . . .
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CORSETIERE AND CLOVER

GREATELEANUP "SALE

Summer Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, Brassiere 8,

To Facilitate the Taking of Our Inventory. We Will Close Out These Goods At Exceptionally Low
Prices. This Is A Real. Genuine. Clean-up Sale. Ill—m r‘

 

 

 

CORSETS HOSIERY

 
 
 

CARTER’S KNIT
UNDERWEAR

$2.50 arm $3.00 UNION sun's.
REGULAR on nx'rna 81238 $1.75

$2.00 wars on DRAWERS, am.
cum on sxrsa smas, ...$125

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

V‘,75£_GmDLES, ".2 _ "$129 $4.00 SILK nosmar, ..$3.45
01-50 CORSETS. -- --~$1-95 $3.50 SILK HOSIERY, .8235
3-00 00333“. ---$2-25 $3.00 SILK HosmnY, ..$2.45
.50 coasnrs, ...... ..$2.75 $250 SILK Hominy, ..... 31,15
. 3.00 consnrs, ............. $3.45 $1.75 SILK LACE HOSIERY, ”$1.25
' ‘00 CORSETS. --$3-95 $1.25 SILK LISLE HOSIERY, ...95c
0-00 CORSETS. -- --$4-95 $1.00 SILK LISLE nosmar, ..795
.l—00 0038313. --$5-95' 59c CHILDREN 's sox, ..39c

 

 

BRASSIERES GLOVES

 

MUSLIN

UNDERWEAR

$3.00 mos-r GOWNS, .5225
$2.50 NIGHT GOWNB, . ..... ..$1.95
$2.00 mom GOWNS,
$3.00 ENVELOPE 033M183, ...$1.93
$2.00 ENVELOPE enemas, 251.30
$1.50 sans-rs camsOLss, ....95c

.....$1.49

 

 

, ,,,,, ”79. $3.50 LONG sILx GLOVES IN .

f use nassmnss, .. ..95c. ' WHITE sun nucx, ...$2.49
' ‘75 nassmans, ...$1.19 $290 an" “mnsv 11‘ BLACK»

goo Mum, “31.95 warns, TAR, navy, ...$1.49
$1.50 snx GLOVES, IN WHITE,

- 'fi NAVY AND our, .. ...... $1.29

BANDEAUX , . .
IcBANDELUX, ‘ ...59o RIBBED VESTS

 
 

«‘QOBANDEAUX,

495 EACH, 3 Pen $1.00
, ‘00 BANDEAUX,

 

 

...69c
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UNTIL.10 P. M. 56 South Main Street
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.. $1.00 To $3.95
W MME JEANNETTE 5pm.
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AUGUST FURNITURE SALE

‘ Shamans“ “.mums eta-smite opportunity you have awaited.

Yunnan-addtoyournewshound!-lollies“sdtltoyou‘ll-untoinhavillgbrigrhtand‘x
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Beds in finishes of Oak, Walnut

:Ivory, White Enamel and Ma

Inlaid Linoleum, $1.50 sq. yd. NW
”Whogany at 207: off.

Printed Linoleum, $1.05 sq. you'd“
Congoleum, 59c sq. yd. at G”

Dining Room and Bed Room Suites at 20 Per Cent. Off

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Crawford

Ranges
At a

Discount

 
 
 
 

 

 

Mattresses at a discount

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HORNIG & SON

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in OPEN EVENINGS. s P. M. ’ . > - i _ .. wrap. and SAT. 7 p. M.
.U REA; DEL Esmamn. 5 menu -_ - UPA FLIGHT

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of Men’s Shoes

GOING! GOING! GOING!
AT THESE PRICES.

As Large Sales and Small Profits is Our Motto.
ARMY SHOES $4.75

E. w. William’s Shoes. Enzlish last. Russ. Calf. is r“
— $6 and Lower —-

 

 
 
 
 

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Taylor Made Shoes. Genuine Glazed 091an At

 

$551

 
 

Taylor Made Shoes. Gun Metal. Work and Dress. At .’ :5

And also a large stock of other hixh'irrade shoes at ' “E "z! "151‘

-— $7.00 and $7.50 -—

.- alkins &

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