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«WEDNESDAY Angus-r. 3,1921 ' 3 3 - 3 " ' ..
EEO .EiiN THE voLGA ASKS POLICE To HARDING ’ - _
ICTS STARYING DEFER ENFORCING . IN SEGLUSIoN .
N EW JIMEY LAW AOontinued from First Page.
(Continued tram First P8836).
imaginationof journalists and should
be receivod with reserve."
The Petrog'rad region is
. not to have been seriously affected by
N the famine. its northern situation hav-
' ing saved cnops from the ruin which
‘N. overtook farm products in the south-
tern parts of the country.
Several ships are zunloadlng food at
etrograd. says a dispatch to the Daily
. -il from Bjorneborg. a town in Fin-
’ d. sixty miles northwest‘of Abo.
"I u more food is arriving in the city
Wm Reval. It is ‘declared that Rus-
"ns who \isit ships in the harbor of
nearest connection with the
world.
It is expected that their only trips
outside the Weeks estate dining theii
Stay heramlLbe to nearby go]: courses
and for short motor rides in the White
Mountains. The president expects to
give attention only to such public busi-
ness as will not permit at delay.
The President and 'Mrs. Harding
reached the Weeks lodge late yester--
day by motor from Portland. Maine.
where .they left the yacht Mayflower
after a cruise from Washington. They
will probably return t. the Capitol by
the same route, leaving here Satur—
"‘ day or 811 y.
Edward \V. Redficld. the painter hot outside
snow scenes. said the other day at the
. HARTFORD Aug 3"”3’3’ere’ was 33333? 33’933135’1334’2 .th e3 m an:
an increase of 25 per cent in lthe ifetne- authentic“, ebmumous
number of fatal accidents caused bfx3'912" gters b) means (if th X ra .
motor vehicles in Connecticut during gmsmizsa good idea. It 8“ «éwasy:
the first seven months of 1921. as com-N with a; lot 0! hoaxing. “.1.“
pared with the same period or {152:1}... g1 heard. he other day‘ioi ; dealer
according to figures in the staté Intif’or
hi i s de artment Who tried to hoax a profiteer. The
\e c C p dealer offered a Raphael for sale,
Similar statistics for Massachusetts
disclOsef much worse situation In that ”guns ‘° this 9lgnature “‘9 Fame“
as
state where the increase is 42 per
“The name ddn‘ t look lilnNe- Raphael.
cent. over the. corresponding months Looks 'more like Rachel {0 me n
of last )ear. A total of 113 fatalities . aler e mi
. in Connecticut is distributed over the ”911332332; de *3 “Ed the signature
seven months.
(Continued from First Page).
Saturday by. Judge Edwin S. Thomas
of the United States District Court,
enjoining those named from interfer-
ing with the operation of jitneys un-
3der the law passed by the last session
of the General Assemblyi was served
on Superintendent Robert .T. Hurley of
the State Police yesterday by Deputy
United States Marshal David Miller of
New Hai en The orderiyvas also sew:
ed on State' yAtibrney Aaron A. Ailing
City Attorney Whitaker. Assistant
State's Attorney Picket and Chief of
Police smith of New Haven.
Roqd Gets Paper.
declared
- Barry W. Reynolds. secretary to it is Rachel I he . . .
. have recently barteied two bags of Goxernol‘ Lake said 14:.st night that he The number 0 toperators' licerlbes in ‘ouygfé history of that. ”$1142: “3:2: '3 ; ‘ .7 i"
'“r {0“ 5‘ l’mnororte- understood copies of the enjoining or- use increased from 11?. 436 to 135.874.1139, painted that picture he was in -‘ '
.' PARIS. .' egotiations "313‘ der had been left a; the governm ’s andncrease of 20 per cent. for 1921 hard luck. 3 undelmstand so he “it 't 13r3 ' -' If the bOWels are notac 313'egularlyand.
‘IiVC’ ‘0 ”19 recognition 0‘7 “’19 Russian ofilce. but admitted that he had not over the same months in; 1920. in the wife' 5 name.’ In ’ thoroughly, stomach m“ Sis m (0'
‘dobt by France Were commenced last
night ble.ouis l.oucheur. FrenCh Min-
" lster of Liberated Regions, and Leonid
Krnsein. Russian Soviet Minister of
Trade and Commerce. says the Paris
edition of tl.e New York Herald. The
_ newspaper declares it has remixed its
information from most reliable sourc—
es
’ mdnuu. that
" ammo toeling,’;h:‘suoeu. lune
' or weak back. sore mmclen. 96E or
swollen joints. rheumatic .pfilfl, Ill-A
bags. in the great fan-goth, of pone-.-
cote kldneytrooblo
MGM?“
tomptly and efl'e‘ctively to restore
overworked or diseased kidney!
and bladder‘ to I healthy condition.
Ilro. Robert Blair. 46! S 20th Street. Tom
finite. 1nd,. write I: to fend two year:
ylth kidney and bladder trouble Innuendo
in. macho. Homing: I would Iris. lee in:
yer, tired in‘d Elvin: headaches. nu! nee float-
in. I h before mym eyes. luv Foley Kid-
”3311...: odvcrtlled anon-do up my mind to
try them. Alton-kin: them a few weeks I iound
my trouble dispelled. boil-ch: stopped and
my kidneys were mtoredt thy nomul
potion. loin cinch-n _ot “109°. tired spell- and
headaches and my vision in no loouot blurred.
In commenting on the cause of the
increase. Deputy Commissioner John~
'A. MacDonald said that while it was
true that there had been the remark—
able increase of 220 per cent. in the
number of licenses revoked for intoxi-
cation in the seven months of 1921 as
compared with the corresponding per-
ibd of 1920 .he did not recall a single
. instance of a fatal accident this year
where an intoxicated ‘fiiver was in-
volved. -
3 Just where M3333 trouble dies causing
the fatalities .I r. MacDonald was not
prepared to sav offhand. but _ he
thought the end of The year would
show about the same combination and
variety of causes as last year.
jeen the papers.
Frank I). Rood chief clerk in the
governor's office. Said: that Deputy
Sheriff Miller had left a copy of the
papers with him yeétei‘day afternbn.A
The papers leit were simply a cOpy
of the enjoining ordtr which was sen
ed on Chiel Iiurlev and the ofl‘ltials
of NI. w Hay-(II County.
AMUNDSEN’S. BODY
ARRWES INN CITY‘
Continued from First Page.
follow.
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HIS EASIER .‘IETHOD.
He tapped on the back door and
asked for something to eat. The good
housewife replied that she would teed” ‘ ‘
him if he was Willing to earn the meal
by cleaning put the gutter» ,.
'lhe tram}; agreed and when he had
eaten his way through several Band'—
wiches she came out with a. reliable
looking" 1109- v»
“You needn't have gone {(3) that
trouble, madam." said the weary one.
sizing up the farm implement I3
never use a hoe in cleaning out a gut~
ter'
To overcome constipation
Before the collapse» of the Czarist
regime in Russia. that Government
had contracted a debt to France ap-
proximating five billion dollars. AWhen
the SOTlPt Administration of Russia
was established. the llolsheviki refus-
ed to acknowledge this debt. and to
this fact has been attributed the re-
fusal of France to enter into any ne-
gotiations with representatives of the
Bolsheviki. or to arrange . a. trade
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so after the amputation, Amundsen
died of gangrene.
The remains arrived .ln Hoboken
several weeks ago. from overseas.
Members of the Sixth company are
THE SAFEST noses-r
. FAMILY MEDICINE
Sold W
INOcN—lz Pill. 250—40 Plk 50e—90 Pills:
Never use a3'hoe‘" said the woman.
"What do you use then—~13: shovel?"
“No. madam." replied the tramp
starting for the gate, “my method is
to pray for rain."
'riIIEIf To 'Bl.'RN \VORCESTER
HOME.
agreement such as was recently enter-
- ed into between Great Britain and So—
viet Russia
“'ILTON CASE TRIED IN
' NORW'ALK.
The civil case of Arthur N. Rosen~
burg. a New Haven tailor. against the
requested to act as escort to the re-
mains of their former comrade when
the funeral is held on3 Sunday alter~
noon. and are requested to report to
the Norwalk Armory at 1:30 o'clock
(D. T.)‘ x
The funeral will be held from the
Norwalk ArmOry at 2:30 o'clock (D.
'1‘.) Rev. Chapman S. Lewis rector of
\‘VORCESTBR. Mass" Aug. 3.——A3
kerosene-soaked mattress set on fire
beneath a piazza of the house at :24
Pond street. this morning. endangered
the lives 'of eleven occupants of the
house and threatened the safety of
fiftee nothers in an adjoining house.
’l‘ht fire was quickly extinguished with
a loss of about one thousand dollars.
W
-—Coal at lowest prices. Harris and
Bans.
Pills. which! gladly recommend."
For me by Balloon-Powell Corp.
My recover-1‘ in entirely duo to Foley Kidney » ‘ .
, estate of Mis. Phoebe M. Beers. for-
:merly or “11mm is being heard today
before Justice of Peace George (:ldcn
in the uptown _city court. Damages
of 375 are asi’ed by the plaintiff. A
rather unique feature about the case
is the fact that Justice Ogden. who
holds that office in V‘Vilton. is sitting
in Norwalk. This was done because
it was much more convenient to, the
litigants.
Trinity Episcopal church officiating.
The remains will be burnled
Riverside cemetery
THRE F MEN KILLED. ,
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BALL {JALI'ES POSTPONBD. ‘ FATERSON N J” Aug. 3 -——-’l‘h r399 Entrn in n 8 t. Av
PHILADELFHIA. Aug 3—Phiia- men were killed and three seriously noes 31131 tree I'mm we. and m m
phia-St. Louis (American) game post- injured today in the Standard Silk ‘ ' . _ ‘ . ‘ . . . _ k
poned rain. Doubleyheader Saturday l)\eing Company 5 plant when a cen- . . . .. NNN .; :F—fi
33 3 - trifugal extractor or “whiz: machine" N
used in drying silk. flew to pieces
The State police are investigating the
“1 firc.
Advertise in the Sentinel. .
l-_—- - 1"?“ State Open fin 5.
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were: ’ ’ ’ ‘szzoomawwxm " v," “ ._. 9; Saturdays open an 9 o’clock . ‘ .3. -
CHAS. FRANKEL ,é“
CLOTHIER, HATTER. AND FUNIINISHFR ,1}:
STREET ‘ WALK?
Sold Out to “Harris”
The Greatest Clean-up Sale in the history of this store will
start (Tomorrow) THURSDAY, AUGUST 4TH, and will CON-
TINUE FOR 10 DAYS, when Chas. Frankel will give way to his
successor, THEO. HARRIS. This Sale will be conducted by Chas. .
Frankel, who will be pleased to introduce his 'many- friends’ and
sweep, deeper col‘ars
and lower prices.
. This is the combination that makes fur coats now ready in the Augusfl
opportunity, of greater and more-incisive interest.
First feature of beatift’yhto impress, is the length.
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. . . . mon m s . $6.00 value ....-_........ $395 $450 Qii’ality33333333333333..$2:45 :3. tinguished. Some of ,ihfiitn almost deem to be draped in folds. "
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. PreSIdent/Suspenders 39c $7M.) ”me “~””" 3395 1343353 3‘13“” '''' ' $235 0:. , And then the collars! -How lovely and large and deep they are. Somel
_ ' ' e 0"“ """ $3' N5 o are almost like capes. Arid to the style they give is added the fine com-i
PAJAMAS
$2.00 Quality . ._._.,....._. $1.69
$2.25 Quality .0 o . n n o o .30 0 $1.89
fort they will bring in coldest of cold days!
'3 Last, but first in importance, are the lower prices.
It’s conservative .to state them as a- third lower than those of a yeast}
lgo. Often, in fact, they are more than a third lower.
Youngs’ Straw Hats $1.85
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$1.00-Quality ".5? 790
.. MEN’S SUITS MEN S;TROUSERS $1.25, $1.50 Quality . . . . . . 890 I Here are examplestN ‘ 3 f
‘3' $2 500 and $30 00 value $1745 $4.00 Quality $2.45 _
:3: {43-250 and $37. 50 value $21.45 $590 Quality ”w...” 3345 _ , CAPSN Beautiful Persian Lamb with deep collar and full Wrap of taupe caracul, unique and disting fished
3‘3”. $3030 “"d 3545 value 32445 $6.00 Quality .. I.“ $4.45 Odd-L30“; m: " '9'4'1' ' ' ' ' ' .. ‘ 69‘3: " cufis of fine Skunk—$560. . - Has glorious squirrel collar—$750.
73’. 3333330 “mm ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' $23150 $7.00, $8.00 Quality $5.45 33.1;75 Qu3’33y 1”” ""' $139 I. _, Molejv am with distinctive Russian blouse back and Raccoon coats of special appeal for motor wear boxy;
00 $50.00 value .. . . '. '. ‘. . ‘. '. .‘ $31.45 ~$“-00 Qua”? 1:23.. - - » . . - ‘- N$N1 69:; :. . _
:3; Broken lots not all sizes $14-45 ’ 3 ’ ’ , :. W17 0' ~ ,_ in (”Barf—$380 ‘ (161'th design, 40 inch length,——$225.
33:3: 3 3 NECKWEAR 3 """ 3 UMBRELLAS 5 ’* ‘ Mole'LWrap With very deep 33011913 and pretty bell Raccoon coats with deep large collar, 36 inch long-till
‘ ’ SHIRTS - > ’ cuffs—$375 -—$180.
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AIL-2 It .........N...89c . , x $150 Quality-b H d
N 0 $1. )3 8111121:th 3119* 75c Quality............._.;: 49:: $209 9W“! 333.. $1 $3.55 S 333133 some sealine belted coats with collar of oposfi
E: 2330' 00 323231333 31W x3333: 31'00.,Q’33”3y ' 7-9.3 ~ ,. 5T3 Hudson seal coats with handsome Skunk collar and I .—
. i333 .NS, FibreQSI3fi3k333y .$319 $1.50 Quality . W336 th‘rKhakI 1,. is $333 ' , cNufiS _'$315. . . Muskrat coats of fine selected southern-zone skins;
33’333 3338 Pure 8’1’33' """" ”$38.9 $300 3333313333.: '. ' ' ' 3 ' ' ' $1333- H313 w“ W- Australianopossum coats finished in bordered pati finished m- border pattern—$115 and $125. \
: UNDERWEAR 3 T 3 150 ’Qualit 33833333333338 El! 7’ . tern, ‘-'largé deep collar,=-$265 . Marmot coats with splendid raccoon collar and cufi'sfi
30' 50c Qualit , 3339 * " HALF HOSE y 3‘3 3 3” 3 3 3 3 3 ’ o 3, _ French seal Coats with skunk collar and cufis,-—N$225 —N-N$115.
Ff. 85c Qtlalif33'33.’.3.3.’. 63c 25.; Quality _N._..... .. . 19c '14 OUNCE 7 ” Lovcl'y French seal coats, belted pattern, deep collar . Marmot coats In full sweeping lines and with belt"!
3: 3.0” Quanty’ A’h’et’c 39° 50c,Quaiity 399 Canvas Gloves . . . . . g 1 .Ni‘md cufls ——$18N7-50 _'. .-..'_., « e and deep “Dar—$75” ' -' ‘ » —-
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, . * _ - rri es. cextrac ar e 0 course, or is. 11""
:9 :%_ :32 3:31:13391' . . 33..3.3.3.3.3.3 3: $1. 25 Silk . . . ._ ........... 89!: 759131111 $100rSuspenders .. 596‘ ‘ 3331 we,ar3ng__ time a , _ g’ Second floor , - . . NNNNN -
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