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SATURDAY, DEC. 4, 1920.
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“PARIS cones T0 mentor.» _ . . , w 4 = k
{sunfish Visitor Finds French influ-
cnee, Especially in Architecture.
I it used to be said that good Amerl- _ ”W‘
. when they died went: to Paris. ' ' :.
Parisian lure no doubt is still .
‘ - - . ; ~ hould - .
.D'I'ertul , but ex or} d l) I s h In A
ms that more 01' Paris comes to
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.Americe. < The upper parts of New .
Store open daily ’til 6
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'7“ have boulevards and apartment
Muses very like the real thing, and I
Mlced that the architecture or France
axons a special attraction for the rich
mm decreeing himself a pleasure .
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‘ Dresses of high degree and low price! i
Two groups ofwdre’sses arrived at the same
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'J-j‘ftnifid not only from the Avenue do
an is de Boulogne but from Touraine ;,
liar“; while when i made my pilgrim- 5!
:Jt‘e to Mr. Widener’s, just outside I
rnladelphla, I found Rembrandt’s l
X‘iii." and Manet's dead bull fighter, -
,.i.-i a Vermeer. and a little meadow
.1 sited divinely by Colot and El Gre-
...~, family group. and Donatello‘s St.
. rem-go, and one of the most lovely
:1 woes that ever was created by Tur-
... s enchanted brush, all enshrined
a palace which Louis Seize might
-.;.‘-9 built.
Nut America is still more French
3; n this. ller women can not be less
2-. men than thOSL‘ of France. although
suggest a cooler Mood and less _
‘.- munience on male society; her shops
. he as distinguished as those of the
i.- do in l'alx and far more costly;
i her bread is better than France‘s
Moreover, “hen it comes to
stir. and the Broadway constella-
.‘i challenge the darkness, New
1.. leaves Paris far behind. For ev-
cabaret and supper resort that
" s can provide New York has
; and for every dancing floor in
.‘< New York has 30.
- nod Americans, however. will still
.nn faithful to their old posthu-
:» love. if only for her wine—E. V.
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rriiPS’ SIRENS SOUND CODES
m-stie Blasts Give All information
Necessary to All Whom It
May Concern.
time. . -. .
.. ,- Either group big enough in ”value and im-
portance to merit this entire advertisement all by
1tSelf! ‘ ~
. , Afternoon dresses of lovely effects; charmeuse an d
satin and lace and tricotines of finest quality. ‘ ~ .
Beautiful in their dark colors and their new lines; with
striking decorations in embroidery and heading.
General-service dresses of excellent velour and serge
1 and velveteen and tricolette and tricotine.
Smart and distinctive models, many especially for young .
women. . ;, , i
In each group a range of. sizes from 16 to 44. ’ L
$ 5‘, t $65 H‘\
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fiohnsons are quite, garrnlous with ,
eight. Alexandra tugs five. and Rates
”Lugs two long and two short. while ;
the Cock boats adhere to their old for- .
"'lla of Cock-n-doodle-doo. _
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2:13;» 5;; mm...
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I: ships pass in and out of port
sirens sound a code which en-
es all that is necessary to be said
ll whom it may concern. >Two tug-
«.-.a:s, one concealed from the other
c‘ rho vessel they are taking to in?!
Ln"hii, will rattle away, one telling
. .c uthCl‘ what to do, and perhaps each
" 'urn pleading with the pilot on the
n-r's bridge to stop his engines. to
.-. ahead or astcrn. or do halt a
r. .en things.
s.ircns of the big shipping liners
costly have individual notes. and they
'ave calls of their own when n'eiarlng
rt. 'l‘ht- Cunarder announces her
voroaeh by three long blasts, the
white Star and Allan liner by three, .‘ - i
ulnlnion four, while Leylnnds vessels '
an to six sounded in three twos, with
marked interval between each pair.
Tmats of the African line have a
nreetold call. one long and two short;
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Regular values
$25 to $35
cu. ;
Hanged for Symmetry.
'5 rarely sees a lumehhacked per-
.nwadays. People thus afflicted
to be far more numerous. But
,1“ science has learned how to 32%.-“ W“ ,_ fl _
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~ ":res of the spine. ““11 mm“ ‘ Mlddletown, Conn, Dec. 3.——Im- ultlATliR MARINK BIG HIT. l
, --::. provement is shown in scholastic con-l
J. Rink 01' Chicago. has new- ditions in the present freshman class
.-il a contrivance for the pur- at Wesleyan Universitty, according to
f straightening backbones the mid-semester report Oi Dean
4. “uprpslmg‘ The patient is Frank W. Nicolson made public today. Onepipe Heater. sold. in this territory.
m”: up in a doorway by the No member of the class has been by Henry A. liogelmn- This is the;
1,15 ,ng bareiv touching the dropped and only seven are on proba. fourth year Mr. llegclem has pro—i
’ihns his spinal column ,3 tilon. Last year this time six men mulgated the advantages of this;
he Screen“
‘ u Bible Stories on t
Possibly no household invention of!
recent years has created the wide na-
tional interest as the International‘
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WM “hm, cords attached Were dropped, three advised to leave splendid heating apparatus which:
1 that he wears, one under the
W! the other about the hips.
college and eighteen put on probation.
The report on the other three classes
also shows much improvement over
has resulted in over three hundred in-l
stallations in the Norwalks.- withl
two carioads installed since Septem-i
her and another carioad on the way!
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: shit-wise to correct a cur- .
la ars re orts.
St ye I) now. Many of this car are alreadyl
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ "sold and before the new year begins
'Mr. Hegelein hopes to reach the four
Guidin Shi 5 into Harbor.
,, S3 p . . - Wile“ hundred mark.
v;"i ..< like those “inch the The advantages of the now sys_
r‘rnent is now making to- tern are many. for ingfnncp the ab-
'1 ,. 1min; of craft: into the har- sgncb of pines and radiators. the per-
, . in be meeting with success. on e
feet distribution oi? heat and the sav-
m-rminly worth making. The tag of fuel. f 1 I 1 t‘ l
. is a r unhiuation of cable with u - y Among users 0 “P '1 0mm ”ma
e .. 319mm. An earlier check, up tired 35 3f ‘ljlogf Onepipe Heaters this VignterTa‘re'hirs.’
7» f ,..,' . n A F. J. Bradbury. Mr. tto .ns mm.
““1135? Of the cable. and Sleep is u 0 Mrs. James Merritt. Darlon Methodist
. ~. (.~'..'ri‘tlilli'. It only remains ., uglydreamsyou nee Church. East Nornwlk Methodist
‘ ”“" ““"miq‘le “1 dm‘u' Church. Mr. Frederick Lovejoy. Mr.
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iv 1X1 Pii)’ N’Ifif‘kt‘d a procedure BEECHAMS Gardiner. Mrs. Mayme Merwin. Mr.
I 1 Peter Larson. Mr. S. B. Wilson. New
about the streets in the cen-
York Grocery. Mr. Andrew Leary.
21“: (‘2‘?‘a{p(‘;di§gnto traffic ' Mr. Edward B. Doulens, Mr. Albert
M. ”X“ 0: '—‘—"‘—‘Or u ' ’ F. Gehebe. Mr. Arthur Morehouse.
— Rev. J. ‘6. Skene. Mae—Charles Pillow.
Acquaintance Limited. Mr. Louis Novak. Mr. William F,
( 0f the number of road records which Were recorded during the past
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le Harley-Davidson Motorcycle? ‘1' or “‘1’ on” as
i The famous 3 Flag Recoréavas created in ‘ and since that time
been shattered a number of times each seaso Owing to the extreme is 3
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T .. » ~.~ the national City bank of , Fort Worth“?! last night. but could all right. It did me all the good. I throughout Christiandom. on Dec. 26.
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