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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 13, 1920 · page 9

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NEW CAIIIAAN‘

ioel Brooks of New York spent thei
amid with his parents in South in town this week. .

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Springdale and Talmldge Hill. nail
Thursday afternoon. on the trip leav-
ing Stamford at 2:17.

A. H. Miegel of Augusta. Ga... was
He resided in
ixew Canaan about forty years ago
Micheal Buckley has been confined} with his parents, who were well known

 

Terre Haute,’ Ind—Alexander Bell’s
memory has been restored to him af- ..:
ter a lapse of 25 years. , The main 3“
formerly lived in Tell City, Ind. A
‘slight operation restored his memory. ‘

Out in Haskell, Okla- the quiet rou-
tine of Mrs. A. R. Barr's life has been.
interrupted. She finds herself the
wife of two men. «(at

Twenty-live years ago Alexander
Bell left Tell City. Ind.. to visit his
brother, Ben Bell, at Chattanooga. _.
Tenn. Reaching Chattanooga, he
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here among the older residents of will

his bed this week with a severe
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qe oi. asthma. I
The annual fair was discussed at ____..__.
“gating of the Grange, $836.33 NAMES OF RESERVOIR'S.
, z. , On account of controversy between
Ward l‘lrown is now employed by some realdents regarding the primer
railroad company, doing cemen“names of some of the local reservoirs
”e along the line. one of our Brewster residents wrote
The 'C. H. It‘airty Co. feed concern.to the commissions} of water sup-
now making deliveries in a new ply, gas and electricity. of the city, country home, so the visitor set out
rd one ton delivery truck. .of New York. and asked him for the: through the woods to seek him. Noth-g‘r
d‘ropamlinns are under way to have‘oflicial designations. in his reply he ing was heard from that time until}
other horse show and gymkana‘ 83”: he returned here recently. 3
mos here the latter part of this; “I advise you that the body of water After Mr. Bell's disappearance, his '1.
math. ;locally known as the Tilly Foster! wife went on with their general mcr-l ‘
Mis- Roxie Merritt will give a card reservoir is omcially designated as: chandise business. Detectives in. many- .
rty to a number of her ffiends at ‘Middle Branch reservoir,’ and that: states and the man's two sons search-",2.
x home in Hoyt street, this even- referred to as Hemlocks reservoir is'cd the country for him. Mrs. Bell‘fi

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l‘CrOton Falls reservoirf" followed a daughter to Oklahoma.

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Mr. and Mrs. Leland F. Benger anal This should put an end to the con-l met Mr. Barr and married him.

1":th of Newark. N. J.. are eniov-, iroversy as
a week's vacation with relatives ”1959 two

town.

Miss Marjorie Lent of Railroad ave—I

c has. completed her course in storm-K MURPHY HURT AFTER WINNING
TWICE IN TROTS.

nuby and bookkeeping
liege
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Miss :i-zei Benzer'of Nl'v norm is III: 1323?} fjsrfg‘r‘éafie'fé’lfi; 212:3? EQUIPMENT FOR HIGHWAYS IQ
|«_\’lll.; -‘l week's vtcfiii-m \vi'li Iicl' ' ‘ '“ ' ',
rcnih. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Benger, suffered injuries which will keep him: “Connecticut has now received Ii 500 Yards Of ' "0 EXTRA SPECIALS II
l’roopcr: Ileiqhtg. out ogthe‘ sulky for sex Pldl weeks. Ifmm the federal government aillo- mi Full Size
“r. and Mrs. W’l’iliam H. Rodimer _MUTDh.‘ drove Day Star, it“! W‘lnl‘el'.mobilp trucks and materials available I. J ' Silk .
-. .. .. I aPm“?se Bleached Muslin
Mm. mm Mam-es in Jonhson City . " ' S S ' . ‘ S““‘l$2‘-’5.000." W. Leroy Ulrich. superin- ‘I.‘
M Blnghalnpton. N Y. .sons lecord for three~year0ul_ l-‘Ol-itendent of repairs of the state high- I Pongee ' REGULAR $1.00 and $125 _
i ll. \Voumiy has‘moved his electri-Itm.“ and then bmkp three WM.” 3 rec-,way department announced, "The 'M} ' h
1 WW into the .loffee building and-mus mlh Peter Manning. which he trucks with few exceptions are ati": 1m rt ed FrenCh valle S CCIS
' “”3"“? l" the Press 35-009 pulse for . work and the material either has been

. restocked it with a liberal quanti-

, .n‘ civclrical appliances.

.‘IISS Marion Waters, bookkeeper in‘
-|lonrv Plumbing Co's office in:
um avenue, is spending a vacation;
relatives in Long

wh friends and
I‘llld.

“' v"“'"“”” “E ”"3 street departmentERed Russell, close behind, went inioIfThey have declared a boycott on ex- , .

A it"eral st'pply of crushed, . '
.ihe \crturnei s lkv and Mur by was
.1...» and healed oil is being pinced‘mmsm to “:9 u ' p ‘

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the Rockwell.
ding will be open for business thl"
turday. Non‘arrivals of goods cau~cti

at Merrill

lihrce-qunrier

sustained
and body bruises in a collision.

in thc 2:09 class trot Murphy was j aristocrailc young men in Rome. Flor-
ldriving Red Russell. when near lllfience and other ltalian cities. by agree-I,-
” ~ . . - Betty Thornton. ment, are wearing a special costume. 2’
*‘ ”I'm” 3‘9““? [5 now receiiing driwn by Fred Egan. slipped and felluthls summer costing about $6 to SS.‘ ,

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2 17 class troiiers.
In the first heat of the next race he I will be used as needed."
and hip

two broken l‘IDS

pole,

ground.

to the actual names of.
beautiful lakes-Brewster his life for the last 25 years.

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Ed Coors;

Mr. Bell can remember nothing of -...-t
Fol-I
lowing a spinal adjustment, his morn-i
ory returned and he began a searchI..
for his family. which rsiqlted in the‘
finding of a son. Andrew Bell. Be-‘

An Old Fashioned BOSTON STORE Bargain Carnival

W..-.... l Tremendous Stocks—Wonderful Savings

CLEVELAND. AWL 13.——Thomast. been told of his wiite's second mar-

Murphy, of Poughkeepsie, N Y., fa- riage.
mous harness owner and driver, after
having a field day at the North Ran-~

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used or is in storage at Portland, and IQ
ROME, Aug, 13.—-A large number or I,

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pensive clothing.
The suits are composed of khaki or

 

Natural color; 33-inches

' wide; imported price is $1.75

yard; our sale price —4

Tomorrow, 990 yd.

 

Choice of our exclusive Georgette styles woven on
a quality voile of unusual fineness—

Tomorrow, SPECIAL 69c yd.

 

Standard quality, strong

and serviceable—

$1.59 and $1.98

 

 

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“‘ ”"V‘lm‘f‘d‘ ' ' [driving Mamie Lor-ke. could not turnlbme denim ”angers and a shirt orf.»
In; t. illmm Withall Will sail foriout in time and horse and sulky went blouse which can quite 935“}- be made .:; C tt n G 0d
“wt-own. lunsland, on the Hibsover Murphy. who was picked up [In-.at home. “'earers of the cheap at.l 0 0 0 S

.l, on lh1 steamship Victoria.

rm \‘l:.il friends andrelatives and rem

:v: 'iimul October,

I'Viftinonlan Dai’id Moore struck and‘ will prevent their scorching on theme invommm also wear sandals in-
stead of shoes.

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She conscious and removed to a hospilal.

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Salt in the. oven under linking tins:

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tire have also temporarily abandoned if
,irwelry, cluborutu crnvais. silver bans '. :
tiled canes or expensive hats. Most of .

 

 

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:1 Silk and Dress Goods Sale

_ Bigger and Better
BLACK SATIN MESSALINE

rich appearance and
good wearing quality; full yard wide-—
Tomorrow. special price. $1.98 yd.
BLACK GEORGETTE CREPE

40-lllchcs wide; desirable quality—
Speoial Tomorrow, $1.29 yd.

CREPE DE CHINE

Black. white and all the most desirable
colors; 40~lllCIlPS u ide; regular price, $2.98 yd.

Splendid qua lity,

Values Than Ever.
WHITE WASHABLE SATIN

All silk, immensely popular for fashion-
able skirts; regularly $4.00 value—-
Sale price. $2.49 yd.

SILK STRIPE SHIRTINGS
“'35 $2.98 yard— ‘ ,
Tomorrow 81-98 yd.

WHITE “SA'I‘OCYNE”

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An Opportunity to purchase cot.
ton Goods of all Description at
Honey-Saving Prices.

loyalty White Voila

Fancy checks, plaids and stripes.
in corded or satin effects; 36dnches

wide—
69c, 98c, and $1.29 yd.
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Ii . . s cusps Dgfiffgg “'69 Yd' Tomorrow. 99c yd. my... :13; 4 :1 Q
[‘5 a t The best mad. ; unexcclled quality; black REAL SWISS ORGANDIE _ SpeciaL' 9c y .

u ' and white; 40-incIr-s wide; regular $5 value— (‘omplctc color assortment; 38-inchs Wide; White Dre" Von. I
l‘ C 11 & B ’ S . Tomorrow. $3.49 Vd- rcgular $1.25— T 98c d ‘ECBIthon fi‘niish; siupcaozo qualjity. a
‘- ti ' omorrow y , -inc es w e: vs no . yar —

u I I I I k I I ', BLACK SATIN DUCHESSE ' Extra Special, 69c yd. ;.
I? 0 ea y r30 8 9 Yard wide. an excellent quality, firm and BLACK SURF SATIN ii: 4'
‘7', . silky; our regular $4.00 value— Regular $53-50 quality— , cm. P If, h- h . ‘
a'i . ,8 Sale price $2.99 yd. Special. 99c yd. “$22 gimflidfliii‘. 1,22,30,23, l4.
,. and a ; t d h" d

i! ‘— 0 f — [U , . - . . . 4 candida we?“ glrigicthdfgzvidtnn

.3 . HOSICI'Y Savings of One Third to One Half on g...»- 0 59¢ yd. :‘ ¢
i3 . , :. ' white Poplin .
u 2 500 Pan-S of Women S Shoes .- and Underwear Summer Dresses andSkirts m, .........-. ..
l3 ’ , = 6 At Prices Oonsiderably Lower egrgllei‘l! tor midds' olggsoxsgez'aigtf; \
g; I Thu: Result: WHITE WASH SKIRTS {mg 3:2“ "’ ° ' ' ‘ s‘é
l: " I I“ SWomznba flack Lisle Hose Smart Tub Skirts of white gab'ardine, surf satin andl fault?a n ,1 . 490 yd. 6
V . 3,. came ac~; TQ‘IBIOFLPd' heels weaceS' pleated, tucked or tailored models, with Dove ‘e a.
ll . 1; . and soles, perfect filling— ’ _ . . h 1 b it Arron. Wm 92.
., « m - and pockets, many trimmed Wit ‘pear u. 0118— 8t “ rd lt ; , s d_- _ bl e ,5
is Not the newest styles, but Sh0$ Of Wmn'. 8px;; :3...” Specially Priced. $3.50 to $7.98 clock-Wally .. m d 9
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as . 'l W . - ‘ $33.1: ::°.':.h:.:::::‘:::_hw- ALL-WOOL PLAID SKIRTS no. To... ..
l! the V61 y beSt quall o . . e are , gOlIlg to I" e eSpecflial, $1169 pr. Extra sizes for stout figures; assortment of difl'crent style, Sturdy wearing quality. hemmed 0
I! - . . . ‘ I Women's Ribbed Vests plaids and colors— S _ I T I‘Ws—ldl)"9.,8i ““1“?— Special, 290 a“!
I) 1' C . I - Tabular trimmed' low n k d DQCIS omomw' ' .

1‘ ° l 1 ; . '_.- -9“ "‘ . nook Towels

a. close out at the follow mg prices. 3 "““ "épééiii, 29c ea. SUMMER DRESSES to... no on... do...
ll " .- Fine Figured Voile Dresses in light, dark or medium colors; 3‘: and excellent “Faring qua”

ll , . TOILET moms beautiful, dainty and cool. Wonderful values $538.11 $7.98 Spoia’ 1, 39¢ ea.

ti Th - 3" ‘ Wfick'l' l

" i e Most Popular and Beat it , owes:

3? 1 lot of small sizes 2 1-2 to 31-2 $1 pr. i mnwmwm- sum masses ...'-r.....- ,4
f. ’ . "13"" §:S§,"‘l.,fgg“§owvggflelr 1;: or High serviceable Quality Gingham; very pretty models . Special. 59c et-

Ii ‘ Mavis Pace powder. sec of colorful plaid gingham with white collars and piping and “hi-”,1.
1‘ ' :' Pond's Vanishing Cream, 21c earl buttons— — ' ‘ -li v. or s ’i
II " ° $ P _ _ Somme qua i. gen on

.3 1 lot, all Sizes, different styles - - 2.48 pr. . I mil." :1: Very sown $5.93 and $7.98 :3 mam ..... .,
ll. . . a 5.2.1:“ .2:::‘e..::::..:‘“°' if: ORGANDIE DRESSES M“: 29° “- g:
9 . 0 0 ‘ Plain colors and Lavender blue and navy with white dots- m Tm“

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I: 1 lot, all Slzes, dlfferent StYleS ' " $2.98 pr. Spe Ci a1 Items dainty youthful styles. The sale price is less than the costsio us. “3;! “:4 beggg’gbsgéi 3;:“15’ ' :6
.. . _ 2’98 ' 4 as
it Q a: Prices That new Economy . p” ' Ii
i; o o $ .5. WOMENS DRESSES firm m Towels. 'rl
:1 1 10L all Sizes, different styles .- - 3-48 pr i 3.2:: tit-213:. .- ...-.. mo... . ......- mum-m aim-rs:
gj cm”, white ,(pfv; ,,.'.,.,m,. ‘93"c__ able collection of tyles. made of tafieta, satin, georgdte crepe color. blue beliefs—a ; .
3“ 1 ~ w. price, 750 pr. silk foulards and poplin. ""1 fl Special. 69c es. ‘
i" 8 m Silk'md 3“. A hundredvpractical and fashionable models, all the best “a W 010th V.
II ' 9 Silk lined. fitted with purse and “01°“; “11168 09 t0 $35-00— ‘ m miss. made at high 17'
y - o ’ .,¢ mirror, chain handles, assorted col- At $14.98 End ‘18-” m- m mple yarn, soft and
it _ . i org—I , strolls. pure white bleach; 10A 3
ll _ , , Sale price, $1.98 ‘ ‘ m p use and use '
Ii ' t . loin Silk mbbon .- - “be.” m, .' ”'1“ Q
;. Sale Starts '1 'hursday l .2: H°Wmshm8 Department ..,... mm
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S3 , ._., ‘ '5' ”g“ “3.125%; 55,, yd. an» :2 Seal rrui: Jars Wear Iver Manhunt l'oa ~ 35-98 we“ u
E} ‘ ' " Women' 1' H ' . Wide mouth. glass tops. Your Mas m lainsook‘ ; ,
.II - . ' “c, . andkerchiefs choice. pint; or quarts— Quart size, regifiar price. $890- Relhblc. serviceable. quality that

. Colors and all whwe— ”c do: * will give wear and satisfaction; 10-

"! »~ ornlng Sale price, 9c ea. ' ”'7‘ rant plw- . . ,
I! _ . ! may. M tits-cud! trait II: 318‘! Imported Willow Clothe - ' ‘3'” P‘°°° ‘
:9 ’ ‘ Handkerchiefs leagfibejcad‘mn’ 2,: Baskets Munro's-am rang oi ‘-
ll Sale price— T . - dot. I" Large size; regular price. 3330—— 1' ' .9 ‘ .
fit, ‘ . 2 for do Four Piece; 3“, m! d f." m ”Hem" ”rad; '

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1 - Ian I White Hematitehed “manipulation cookers Wflh 309'“ 8-“ Dr. ins “
" N0 EX C _ AN E ON SALE GOODS. W. M“ M am on. m. ,, m m, W c,” “ ,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,, m
.l . I“ Regularly. 1‘.:"c,--— Nations; regular price, 5490... wash boilers. regular price, “— cinch. m “0-— ‘
” , ‘ ‘ i \ his price. 12%: ea. ”scum. sass lpashl. fl. lpooial, 39c

 

 

 

 
 

 

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