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- t "hmm-fiflx.‘ wuss-v; '. amen
JR.
.rlny base, lloboken.‘\l .
A general view Of‘Nl the memorial scnice-s met the bodies of soldiers, brought beck from Europe, in pier No. 0.
.J.. while President Harding “as Spesking.
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NEW YORK. June 10 -—Amerlca's
first great terminal for giant aircraft
”ls nearing completion at Lakehurst N.
3.
Thin structure, the largest of its
kind on earth. is 803 feet long. 264
feet wide. and 196 feet high. Rome
Iden of its immense size may be
gleaned from the fact that if set down
In 8 city the hnngnr would occupy
three solid blocks. It ‘doors at each
end stand more than 175 foot h".i
and etc 264 (out wide. A lG-story
.kylcrapper could he pushed through
the space disclosed by the doors th-n
:dhey nre opened.
The hangar Is officially known
CHE-utter! States Niuy Airship Hun-
inf’. and represents the latest word in
construction {or buildings of this typo.
It Is planned to haw it IT‘JIII)’ in the
early summer to hence the two giulit
<¢lrlgibles now under construction. thi-
Z R- 1. building :tt 1.: amiv
.niyy yard l'hiladt'lphln zind lhl- / l'-
nearing completion in l-: ugh-uni
transatlantic night oi the l:ttl-r
thednled for lute in July or tut-Ix
{IS
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Angud and tho I'nitcll Stiitcs N.i\_\ ILHHHHWM
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hum.n
lllt
Department plan! to have lllt‘
emnpleted for serx'icc- lll‘lill't'
dips are ready to sail.
Incidental to the hangar is :i glznn-
tic mooring must to which Kind! .hrl
.Iblel may be tit-d when It is impracti-
cable to hour!!- thmu insidn thv» tum
tar. The mast is so constructed that
the giants of thc nlr will lu- llihnl'i-«l.
bow on. and will swing in tiw Illill‘—
(ion of the wind thus nVUidllii: tha-
dnuizv-mus forcc cv-rtmi In'
the Izilu-iiurst mooring must “ill liv-
krniino the policy of tin- Nnxy l|-~-
pnrtmo-nt in erecting niniilnr mooring
mats st \‘iiriOUI :iir stutimu Ililflthll-
Out the, county. such as St. Lou”.
Kansas ('Il}. Chicago l"il\l'l'. San
Mncisro. Scuttle. Nu'w (lrlvnl‘s, At-
‘\\lnntn. (‘uiiiinlms. 0.. llllil Sun llii'trfb.
The m-w nfrshlps limiltlli: cmnplw
“on are of such lurgt- proportions.
each being 1'00 fet 10m: “mi \5 r-«t in
dkmatcr. us Inrge mu mun)- m‘ th~
great ocean liners. that tho mnnnwr or
“docking" them prrm-niul s~ri0lis
’roblems in cnglnccrinn. but it is lw-
Moved that ll?“ Loki-hunt hangar will
.) far toward solving many of tho-so
’rohlemu.
First in importance came the timi—
m of doors to the hangar. Bach
kn! of the two doors. there lwlug two
haves to a door. lH Illfldt' up of 80:)
(one of steel and corrugated uslmstos.
“can leaves arc supported on con-
crete trucks which in turn rest on
wheels the size of thooe on n freight
.7. The leaves are rolled apart hv
fl-horse-powcr electric. motor. lt‘
~11 power were needed to own the
doors. it is estimated that 1.5m! men
“Ind he cam-a on. Naval (\pirts
H!-
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Hit :l‘“
'lifllll".
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calculate that the giant doors can not
rolled opcn within )3 minutes and
thc- entire process of housing one of
thv dirigiblvs will consume approxi-
mately 40 minutes.
Running lengthwise through the
hungur is a railroad and three trolley
slots technically described as docking
rolls. The (iirigible about to enter
the hangar Will be cable—fastened to
those rails, which extend on a 1.500-;
foot runway at either end. and guided
to its Iii-rlh.
intim- tlu- ruot‘ among a network of
sin] rul'ti-rs. live monorail cram-s sup-
port inovuhlt- platforms which rnztlilv
workmen to ri-puir an aircraft lifter it
has ducked. 'I‘hc-st- rui'ters iiir so lll‘
al (‘\'t' the floor of the hzingur llnit lhv-
wcrkmcn resolve lllt'lllflt'htw lllIJ.
more specks. I
So lllJ‘t‘ ill't' the Klilfl-‘l “iinlhws Lil
loot that iiialhiillmlt
IN‘
thv sides (llltl lhc
motors .ti‘t- rivet-sari to Opt‘Ii tucli
window.
l-Ivrry pi’f‘(’.|llli0ll has turn I.lk"‘ll tn
innkw tin- hangar mi lll'ul'l) luv prnoi
m- possilllv: 'I‘lw t‘Ollf‘l’i tr flour is .is-
plmlt rm. l‘o-d to [)l’t'Vi'llt Lining tools
sliikliuz sinil'ks uinl possibl) exploding;
Sini'dilighlii of high lull-unity guid-
dirigitilo-H at night and fittillflhl
.ii'laiixuil like crosncs. Ill lit"
RUBBER COMPANY T0 RL‘SI'DIF.
()I’I'LMTIOSS.
BEACON FALLS. June “kw—No-
tlcus were poated today that the Ben-
con l-‘alis Rubber Company will "0-
iume operations in the mill room on
June 16. ()Uter departments will re-
sume in order as the ticketh go
through. The plant was shut down on
Feb. 19. nfter running on n five nnd
a half days' schedule.
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TRUE COMFORT.
AWAITS YOU
Here. in tho- good~loolting (‘zintL
rim oi I’llt‘ll ilinwsiy. Will flit‘iiituti-
ink: thi- «locus the culirr siding of
tin 'mmmr is of currlixutul imlwstoa.
Itilt‘iillgi it in sums. nitrriiulliit: lw<
tun. gun .tlll t\\'n .‘illéitlii‘ iii l-rnwii
I.\|>il'ti-i ilet‘lJl’o' it will IK‘ "lino-thit-
for .i hostilt‘ olnwrvrr to identify Iht‘
la’lkl hlil‘lt hangar from tht- iilr.
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QUIT TOBACCO
h“~‘1‘iSo easy to I'M) Cigarette. t‘lgnr. or’
winds. The result of f‘xpwrlilirlilfi “ill:1 '
Chewing hsbit
No-To-Bnc has helped
to lvrc-nk the costly. lit-in -slmltcrlnxl
tobacco hat-it. \t’henevcr )ou have n
longing for n amok:- or chow, just
place a hnrmlcns No-To-Bac tablet In,
your mouth instead. All desire
itopn. Shortly the habit is complete-
ly broken. and you nro Iu‘tler of!
mentally, physically. financially. in
so easy. so simple. Get a box of No-
To-Bno and it it doesn't relense you
front nll crinlng for tobacco in any
form. your druggist will refund your
money without question.
J
thoumnde- ‘
LVGRO‘VN TO]: NA".
Tl'lth OlT lThlZIJ‘
A frw drops out "Uutxro" upon thi-
skin surrounding thi- ingrowiug null
rcducc-s lllllilnllllllllon and pain and no
toughcns thi- It‘lldtT. sensitive skin
undernmth the toe nail. thnt it can
not p('llt‘lrlllt' thr- Ilvsh. and the null
turns naturally outwnril utmost orcr
night.
“(hitgro" is a harmless, antiseptic
mnnufucturid for Chiropodists. How-
ever. anyone (‘11!) buy from .the drug
store a tiny bottle containing direc-
tlons.
/.
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o: the ('0qu i.
In “Something Doing” in Berlin?
Witt. mapped the other day in Berlin, shows M can Hin-
aintm with Hugo amines Germany's richesc-na. sud Frsn
West tndustrthi cut mood Inn of
minnow by finance. 811) ’.
IUDHIILITTLE
.l wrun-
M‘pm
Emahud
Excsntionin Namath-"-
vuled reeds punt! with. fleet
of state. >
I
b The Cnntiln‘er
. walking so much easier. takes
lcu~r Shoe. delightful comfort
awaits I‘\I'T)' wonuius foot.
arch in flexible—-
urdlnnry shoes This
chunk has two grout
ll
not stiff ma in
flexibility of Illl'
values:
'l'lu foot filth is gently and com-
fortnlih nuppnrtvd “hi-thor you walk
or nlnndr'thertb) reducing fatigue.
'l‘iu- muwicu nml limimrntn. which
-duohlms1terhehadrefusodmnny
tm received at Central Station. All
scene.
bert ordered two machine guns sud
M NH MI land loud-herbs resol-
oer end W his landlady. Mrs.
Nelly Ker not her son Allen.
‘rwo urgent mile for police resenes
patrolmen.
the
available detectives an d
with shotguns. were rushed to
At 10215 n. m.. Chief of Police Her-
a high pressure fire hose to the» scene
of the battle. An attempt will he.
node to crush in the walls of the
house.
Try n ensued nd in the Sentinel
for thebestresuiu.
TOP NOTCH
Is a Wholesome
Bread.
m 11' AT YOUR omens
BREAD
Wlunflchrefmn-
PEANUT
9
Mixed, Mm Or
The ”cum Delicious
”nonfitoflfisore
BAG 0? m ROASTED PEANUTS
mmMMYon'flt
; . Assumed; Madam
.',DUCHESS.(theCo£eeSnprem). . .35c lb.
a mom .
. A Blend cub. moon... “1“,. a genuine mocha and Java
-WOT mun nu-r sumac
QUALI-TEA(tlie FinestGmwn). . . . .45clb.
BUTTER (Right from the Churn). . . .35c lb.
EGGS (Finest Fresh Westerns). . . .3lc do‘z.
be for Each lapeflect Egg Found
Every Egg Candied Before Leaving Store
Anita-odor .rand
BUTTER
nnge Peirce. or Japan
for Iced Tea
New Gran. Butter
THE
NAME
VAN
SINCE
21°-—NORTH MAIN STREET—21
80m NORWALK, CO".
135 Store. of Count”. Quality, Service
MEANS
QUALITY
DYK
17.0
ET
l The Palace Bootery
PALACE THEATRE BLDG.
Wenon'o three sum, full tooli-
Iono‘ he... pure silk. all
colors .. ................. ".75
Women's white buck sport c»
for“. with Neolin soles and
rubber heels .............. $5.46
Women's "Many Ball Strap
Oxford with Neolln solen. and
rubber heels so.”
Men's Mahogany Calf Oxford.
French tent with Goodyear
rubber heoie .............. “.05
Men's and Boys Athletic Isis.
Suction Sole ..... . 32.50 to 83.35
I! You Value Your Donors
Trade at
The Palace Bootery
“infection “fancied or Money
Cheer-fully Rdunded
niiiiirc‘ has plum-d in the foot to hold
up thv small tmnrn that form
arch. are I‘l'fmlllt'd free movement.
lhcrcim- strengthen] them and pre—
wnta or corrects week or fallen arch-
‘ cs.
Cantilever Shoes cone in the wall:-
inx heels. niedlum' toe and vamp.
which nre in such good style today.
There are lower heels and wtder toes
for those who prefer them. Popular
leathers. khiskin or calf. either
brown or black. odd to the desirabil-
ity of these shoes.’
But above nil
Cantilever comfort.
is the wonderful
which make.
but!
the fatigue out of work. gives pa.
ttenoe in standing. and which pro-
tects nui- genersl health by keeping
the teet in good condition.
Let us prove it. Sold
Not-will only st
Common: 8; Bracken
Washington St. South 15m
in South
the'
conduit? I.
Take it ' I
VICTROLA‘
; The Vicholn V! is
l iustthetliingforoum-
met dance. or to any
'along on outings.
The Victrols brings
you the world's greatest
nude. Convenient lea
both outdoor or indoor
use. Come in end let us
explain our _ensy We
.ment plan.
u
The Hamilton
Shop
49 was. mar
Where Quality and
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ROTON POINT PARK
m IDEAL PICNIC All) OMB RESORT
DANCING
MANY OTHER
CHICKEN
DINNERS AND SEA FOOD
SPACIOUS DINING ROOM
BATHIN G
ATTRACTIONS
Ha?! a Peril "l‘. \ik‘up I"!
capacity (r‘mpnrt !;
"H is tang-e i
that \\ til do :; . if‘ I .1“, i
the molar. i‘--‘ l in " .'-,l mic:
up twice a: nu. .lu' «gait,
As lcr seiViu bl "l"
Remembtr if 's a
m .
WMl
“my? '
“NOE
. . . i
will the (loud to; .‘t‘u! :
saws pas. Su\"‘ tin '
a"
I‘lOid! any Ki?! ~.... ;r.(l ‘0“
can push 'Pm awul: ;t NIL
ty Mon-t l.; .‘ ti
the top is hot 5. ( ,1. In...“
all li'ic waste 1" .- .l curd
and “tilt! ll '
Thfl‘t 3 I.
See ”Km 0! iii."
AN GEVINE
FL'RNITI‘RE t0. '3
16 North Mam S‘fut “a
OPPOSITE PALACE THEAYRE i
PHONE '33 it
AT ANGEVIXIGS l
Perfectly Pastur'ui'ti
Milk and Cream
FOR BANQUETS
Phone 500
N omnlk.
The Biggest Furniture Values in the City
IMHO! nnum SUITS—6PM BEDROOM SUITS
AT A REDUCTION
Make Personal Inspection
01' 50 PER GENT
of These Goods—It's the
Biggest Ofier Yet
RAYMON
DGSON
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
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IOIWALI
TILDHX HAN AN ABN‘ESS.
lll-Zt‘K ENHAM. Kent- Eng. Juno 9
_\\'liiinm T. Tildcn. of l‘humlulphh.
the. world‘s gm.” nnd hard court sin—
gles' tennis champion. is sum ring
from an obscene and will be Ulilllllt‘ to
appear in the tennis tournament now
in progress here.
Banal-bison“
ROYAL AUTO PTG- CO.
Opposite Wilson's Hat Shop
South Nerwatlt. Gonn._
High cun- Work s Swami
Phone 902 .
The milk for rail»! ifeiimmd
to .11 part; of the ‘91“th
end Rowayton,
Bone-made Butter. Err: hunt our
hm nan buttermitk
F. H. WEMPE & SON
Telephcre ICEE V50
Telepncne £-
iftrfi nail!
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Dr. S. M. Deitz
SURGEON Ill-IX i Ifi'l‘
1W
GAS ADMINISTE 741'.)
47 SO. M‘iin St . S ‘J .wall
Tcleph":
F. S. [YIN
JOB PRINTING
South Norm
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! “74,4...
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’PHONE
527
1 JUNE SALES OFFER
: SATURDAY
GEHEBE’ S
IT'S HERE IF IT’S HOUSEWARE.
GREAT SAVINt S
SHOPPERS
PROMI l
DELIM‘ ill”
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Ft tit
GAS PLATES “‘ELAREVER Amount.“ \\.\~l| H l~‘ M
2-burner. nickel plated. best drilled let‘ru'Ass . (Lat , . - ~ “ 5‘ m
burners. S838 mile. . . .At 33.75 \Nith long handle. i-quart siz- : . ....................
82.25 Value ........... At SLIB \l i'~
noun mun [mamas ‘ 1M?) N9} 2 In...
Good Quuit’ wire. With compart- 1.:ijsm)y. SAF‘I‘ZT" (iAfl'Tafi 1-4.,” \ ’ > 1* I: “in“
meat. 7°” knives. “fl“ ”1d l-‘orrhildren. 341.3129: “.75 value ~" " “ ‘1
"”0““ 39° "“19 --------- A“ ”'5 .................... At SL2!) . «‘4
I D { At‘Hl‘ in: till/A“ "" ’7...“
none BUS“ SPRAYERS vsct'tm (1.0er “‘AHHERS “”“”"‘ ‘ ’ ‘ a: a?"
8m.“ m; 520 Vllue. . . . .4“ ‘30 “lashes Clothe, without rubbing; __._—-’
. ‘1.‘9 value ............. .“ 980 Ti“ (1!“ \‘I’ \\l ' l ‘t"
he m Donavon rec . . Plum V. , _- N :5
Black Jmnued. ‘ GLASS “HATER. l'l'l‘CHbR \. l ? l
3-0138.“ colonial style; 89c value 1"
TEA ms ................ . ...... M are (immxmnn “i""'
All tin. 1% qnnrt sine: 35c value ”inn i.~ _ M
...... At 131: menu wssn mum mgl,m,.1\.._t. \='
All tin: 19c value ......... At ‘80 _ TI"
0mm. BEATEBS , . lilllhO\ " ”3',“ ‘ fl. mu
We 9‘ heavy wire: ”C ,m 1- m BLUE FLAME 11u-\-o:tagw ‘4 u. m4.
....... Atho mm ........... 4’
. 3-bnrner: 88 13 value. . . .At 87.” “H .‘
W W m— nlsTlil-ZN-u IH‘HM'
”Minn as It. ”509m M mu» rm With lorg l 1 “"l A \1 var
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