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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 27, 1921 · page 6

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Edward Clifford flughes. of 1 River
street. S. .zili Norwalk. has been ap-
pointed :étzizc director for Connecticut
or the riowment known as “The
Amcrlcru Home Crusade." of which
Robert Scott Roy, 01' New York city.
is thrv i; new: director and lecturer.

Mr. Loy, 0.1 Tuesday evening. ari—
~~ .ircssul 1 metal": at the \Vcsiport Li-
Associated Press throw. ()1 the iriovemcnt; last evening

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1921

MATURE ALMANAO FOB
TOMORROW 1

High tide 5:45 a. in., 6:14 p. in.
Sun rises 5:16, sets 6:33 ' ‘

 

 

“unborn of Tho

The Associated Press is exclusively i..- with :sed the mt'l'tlng of Lady'Fedcration of Labor today. _
untitled to the use for publication of! washing, m I, y(l’..(>. S. of B.. in the Fouste'lanlsither historical point 0f in-
‘u news dispatches credited to It 01' First (if: «ict' :':‘.dy tonight, xvii] ad— T0 COXCEAWTE CLERICAL eres n . armaronoc .

uot otherwise in this paper and also tllt'SS “H. .neoghg of Cockcnoe Tribe.
my local news published herein. I. (1‘ R. 3‘1“ 01‘. his subject.

All rights of public.ition or special who 0M. ~t n; the American Home
Matches herein are also reserved. Cruszidra which was started by busi-
" l‘ii'Slw' nit-u in New York city. during the
spring. und which has already
Sic-plu-n l'nnzirctofi'. formorisl‘l'HUl l“ -'| considcruhlv "X‘Pm- I5
HHHiSlt'r 10 the United ”To .\l::i.:iuin ziml Preserve ilioiAmer-
, ; - ; - ‘( r‘iuxn llmnv 141“an and StunUirc s."
“an“2.:li:i‘ln1:;llethr’1~u:iis Mr. lioy is stopping at the Hotel
Muh’i’lckemo on his I('(‘Tlirl- tour. and
‘it was tin-re that a Si‘lllllii‘l reporter
’found him .this morning.

'i‘hv priiit‘lplcs ot‘ theI Crusade. as
ROY.
and. summarized.

 

Ill-ILI’ING ’I'lll‘) Tl'RK Wi‘il

Says
Bulgarian
Hates, with
the said plight
12nd tlll‘mHé‘IVt‘S:

“llv tlu- 'i‘uiim. taught by the catas-
trophe that hits befullen their empire.
vhh l‘r-uliy to prvst‘rw' within tht-iri
power what is lr-l't of it. they should i"‘~l”"‘"‘“.‘ "-" MI“
Eraiikly and sincerely apply to l-Zur-iilr" ""1 ”1 numuer.
rope for ln-lp to rcorguuizc. ’I‘hey,“"“
Should polio-t 'thiir national prideT 1
and allow {ore-igncrs to assist them ill
"It: work oi rr-construction. Fur
than to.iin:'igiii<- they will IH' able to
Turkish ciiilizzition or a.

Training and education for mar-
riage and the home. advocating the
tun-lying oi' the ethics of matrimony
'anl ilw ’90er in the high schools and
“\\'c do not." said Mr. Roy.

:‘nlii-L'vs.

.work out .i . . ..

"erl'sh reformation on Pun-Islamic "‘ (‘Oill‘if‘Cllt’bn With ””5. £30 into ”1‘3
«Jr l’un-Tumnmn primiplcs is u d.:."iUI-stion 0f eugenics and 80X hygiene
Denim " 8-“ a part of the ethics of marriage to

H1! is douiitivi-s right about it. The "9 taught “"03"? le9d CIR-“SOS."
truly hope 'l‘uritish i‘vconstrllctioni 2... L’mz‘r engagements and more
fins in lli'ip from tin- .Hurolwun Chris- :Cuution flYlld wisdom i." marriage.
1)::an whom iiw 'l‘urks have always 3- _ 5‘“ “'15" {:18 9WD 'lour OWn
alfi‘trttd to «iv “i-iw‘. .\nli if tht‘)’ ask-1‘10"": movrmvnt, Said :‘Ir- ROY-
on! m hunii i‘ mm my. there wouidj 4- le Crusade also advocates life

‘0 no lmk m nations and individuals and p"?”‘“”°" i"s"_"m“c' . _
"um”: 1,) h“, Mum. a n. 'iiw restoration or religion in

Ami 31-! l' i« doubtful whether it is ”"3 home. ' .
“(1,”, “NW, m stymrzmy effort on; 6. The adusability of the forma-

no 'i‘urk "v has been 'in Europe'llnn of “Get At-iunintml Clubs"
new for ;,-I,“,..i}~,ing my. 3300 Years. .larxv m-ntvrs. tllltlt‘r proper introduc-
aml in C0n‘lt‘llous contact with west- W” “m3.("""',"ml‘m:"' .
o-rn inilizutm'. all that lth. Surely '- rhi- lid-llfi'r in tho gradual c-liini-
5, l... w.” (-‘l .1“. o! anythih? m , ., tuition oi“ womrn from business that
Ijan 1 thin of «iniiization. m 33 ”0" peculiarly feminine.
thild "a“, . “’ith all 63.“: ’5, lfrgmg of the tormniion
' Trouzwils of advice lint] conciliation in
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charm) in tho (71‘s. with a vast. Vir‘n _ ‘ 4 _
‘4".an und . .2, 3“,," and 014’ ,..”_£muiitul troulmm iuluil‘ lll\Ult" inu-
¢gmq 4-i-._h“;r. ;-, 1,, 51‘1“. upon, 1h” ”crimes mrur. . .

'3. li-cv :uiopticn of uniform mur-

“furk hits
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nor l5 umzi nity.

?,.Lirlill:4' llllil divorce laws throughout the:
'l'niimi States: and. iiiizillv.
Asiativ‘l in. Thai llll‘ Fiiii.’.:

int-'1 rable ' ' . , .
barbarian. wuli “tire to uphold his?I“““k‘:"'”‘:i M"
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power except l"|':l.ii')‘ cnurzigv. r:ici;ili'\”
svrmons pi‘u-zir'litul

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natty. \'.'ith i‘x. lil'illlh failing. ho him”! ““ ”H1" "mm-“I‘m Home.

filltkilil: to t' t- izziturnl li'vrl from Th“ “"H'WIS “r “M'l‘l'uung “)0
m” thv (‘ruuutlm .\Ir. Roy

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3",. hm. ’08! ”1,1 H“ rrmli- mm,“ ”I. \ l" tilt-litill is in 1.1- issurtl monthly
tr”... ”I.” “.0“. on”, his 'ium .i.i:iu.ii\. lio."..'_ with IIN‘ “Mi-st
liurow- v.lii 11,, up” rid of H”, in- will! i:~ in .\.-n.. i'lI'Ji on Illl‘ stuff. 'llii ri-
gnu]. l}. i’u I'lii ‘ft‘lll ti'izi t‘iTniIi lizul “in "'- H'": 2"" I” “”53 phnsos .0! ““0
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7“,”, “HM,“H.” WNW...” the Am- .uiimu'itml that this be list-ll by those
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nation or imp .. -.i; “mummy “In” isnlvl. “‘Uiilil hr by nit-ans oi (lr-iintiuiis,
)‘njuir .- “my ‘iw will.” {vi-«lint: 01’ i ”UV-11:13:.“ llllll IHIII’V'H subscriptions.
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.rh‘, inim: ,l H“ rl‘l'm-i-i 01. ”In Ain~ w l\lllL1 Illi' trucking (ll [H'Uplt‘ through-

out tho Ni‘w Yui'k district, :lllil. so far.
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“I’m-”"1153 .\‘l-:‘.\' HAVEN, Aug. 26,— .\ t‘ucaionail
27mm ii. lii'tnili' If. ill-t'nllillipi‘tl to li.‘ili- “11.“al “cm-,1)“. registration lists {or
:ii» its mm n: ...t: i~n..iioiml pruiiii‘lnS. :l. puny lu‘rtzn-it-rs in Nv-v Haven was
It hwuini-s n iv:.i:n.~«.1mi in in. 11' ,mi Il‘i' Ii :1 rtvp lit‘illt r lllv mni'ia’ today,

it ”Lilly and: lili_\sit'.il|\'.l

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I .1. N l ' T -‘ ‘“ HH‘I lieiiuhllczins. This mu)
filliii'lii :i N in ii. t‘ t I' ll :‘iizllv oi i.'.i. - ,,;1 mm ”1le I)”, (illi‘tition raised :is 30'
”my... mug you to Iil' tlI\Iilt‘tI niimngfi-nnzi.) or the lists will go to the Su-
w». “an. fini- lnlps inc must huh). 11M’mr (‘ourL
212:4. umi sh. protects llt'l' own i'utui't",, H‘" m"”‘"“', T"ngll‘{ll‘S Cliillll the)"
am] that of iii-r growing Luis :ii:yi“"“, manic up 10‘: 1h" I,"‘”““"'”“" W"-
, ‘ _ ‘ . ‘ lliiilit'h‘ (ind the Iteiluhliruiszs‘ utilrihv<
11min “ho must, .t.-.\lll.il‘ llic llzillulis i .. . . _
, . , '1 ‘m N- in iii an a illt'llllill .i!) in rhi- Li'l'
t’iirili-ii “llt'll tin-tr i-im n: in,» ii tlU\\'ll. t,~.,..-;..“yinns which “1” ”guru“;

-E- . O' - . , iniuiiicipul tickets are l-u‘il. The tlri-
innin's A\ii l".(‘().\().\ll(‘$ Aulilill lHN' “mom: ”in ll’nmvm’s i< DJSV (1 un

Th“... h. H “mm“... ”43.43 mm... “ril‘iillilltla’il‘lt‘s iur ihu mm“ or -_»,,p_. r211

mm “”1in in. «i, that the big steel :1gfif;“;j‘lz;rft‘i,’.‘,'j‘,1\, ‘12" 1;" ‘ ‘
Hitch-sis oi iIH' “mid [iruiit lllni'i‘ “Bill's. ‘ h "7‘ d J 1‘ 'H “
finally by \-..ii' thziii ii) [H'lit‘t‘ .‘lllll . . _______ m
filial. tiwy nu- IIlI'l‘t'lUl'tt i’uiiiiuiiirii- “It; l-l.\'l‘l-IHS hill 1
many illitl iiem'i: rnlily (limes (l to (its‘ I‘lllfilil' THU! “I I"
.iirpiuim-nt. 'l‘im \lr'o pri-sldeiit of n. —7 —— . Ii

 

 

W‘fllllllt'iil i [win l-iiik rut-Iii!) l'l'- Take Suits zit tirr~t ‘92". hi‘ iE'IIlIIrri
Jurvu-il from. :i Hip ii! i'Iliroiw, iiliriu: Il'l‘llilllln'l ui' 1‘... ii- I !
“which Mr .stuiiiml (”Lilliitiiis churn; “Liii‘.
“mi UliSl'th'Ii iiiil’li"lll.‘ll‘l_\ the ulvvnsf T39» .\7.l-' Hi'i tin rillil \\«~mwii
Iatlnu 01' um ii.viuis‘i'i.il ms nu ,I n; :2; . . m" . h- .. ,H c; ix'iili‘vv‘
17301;.) In 4, |-ui~li.~i‘v xi I'zfv m. '.\' ll: tr'wz‘J' ‘ .1 w. > t tan l-lliii‘ll 'i‘i‘iill
'.r|3,)_{i‘blfi :1 ii--\\ lim- of thought with .i.‘ . :wui 1.x :’l“ “in bluori is lil'w'
1"",‘1Hti to [in ~tv cl industry. lie .wi. «v. nNi uriv .iz :1 iiliicli the kidnm’s"
m p.111: sil'iw '0 hi'ir Uli’. tin". \‘v’L‘flliOli froni'
l’ihfil'lll irinuzt \‘.l.’l not harm ill“ :nvrwurk. iwtomi- sluggish; the eiiin-
1:”. iv but i'i'lii lii‘ii) it. \\'~. imiiixw llsstlt's (ins; and the result is
.im .."w.i".i:".: .ilili‘l‘ ix'mniiivnt. It is liiiimy trouble. bladder weakness and

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Ir'l'dirilill,’ uuiucnm- lll Europ- ii. general decline in health.
i:.il)llii.11iitii. ll lIll'i‘ilIX‘nH 4'l‘.‘li< “flit.” )our kidn‘ yg feel lIkC lurnpt}I
474110». it. .5 'in- r-Jiii-i‘ industry 111’ the of lead; your buck hurts or the urine
world. :in llitili: try oi" Hiimer waste and is cloudy, full of sediment. or you are
'Poily. Cut ii Hill. and real industry obliged to seek relief two or three'
would ihr‘nw- vu'I-rywhorv. and when: times during the night; it you nutter;
teal industr') 'Hnirlshw there is pros- with sick headache or dizzy, nervous
Witty. Thu. of rout-so, invaris the Spells, acid stomach. or you have
milieu imiiinhy along. will all others. rheumatism when the weatheru bad.
Quitead u! .41 vi gum“ into battleships get from your pharmacist about (our
5.3 Would no two railroads and con- ounces of Jan! Suita' take ata‘blco
muctlun V‘IUi'l-i that it! nomlml." spoonful in a. glass ’0! water beiore

A5 Ont- lmwtwus 1.:ii'ugr-upiicr rc- breaking; for u h~w days and your

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marks. if tin Heel industry tavors kidneys w“: then 8131 line. Thlfi l -

winumcni. that makes it about pun cults is made from an, acid 0;

mnmlou” ”Ur“ uKHiH- ‘13 in no gratin-is and imnon juice combined‘
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my modem instuncvu. the thing with litma, and bu been m ‘0...
which is rer-ogziizcd .13 ethically right waivruiinng to flush QM stimulue
was also to hr- economically sound, cloggui kidney“; to mum 1110
and disinterest: d action works in thv maid» in tin.- urine #0 n; m, “nun,“ “

 

and toward us great prosperity 0.8 source of intuition, in,“ ending blad-
mhneu ever achieved. ’dcr duwr » a. v
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According to a. new: itun more 339- ’iuur, mm» a mutual mm

ill-o oboervztionn are media! to beam milk—57M hen-rm, AM how in i

ill-hin- mm Wflowevmmmevery
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REJEBliiViililllili
aiiiiiiiusiini ‘ RililiiTEiililES

this morning. i

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scmmmoxsa-gwn. m .

The .most beautiful. healthful an
exhilarating motor season at the year.
the Autumn, is just ahead. There are
many short trips that one can enjoy
and historical points of interest that
one may visit in a few hours.

Some time ago in Marmaroneck. N.
Y.. the state department of highways
were at work blasting rock so that
they might yiden the'road. By the
Way this work was being done where
Washington’s Headquarters originally
stood. . The blast went cc: and as one
of the laborers was returning to the,
scene he witnessed the most perfect
Bust or Washington that. has ever
been viewed. This is a few hundred
feet away from the old Fenimore

 

CHICAGO. Aug. 26,—Rules govern-
ning the payment of overtime rates,
'promulgated by the United States
.Railroud Labor Board. last week. to
;supplant the overtime' rules of the na-
‘tionai agreement covering shop crafts
employers, were rejected as "unjusti-
tied." by a conference of regional ex-
coutivc boards at the Railway Ern-
r-loycs 'l)cpartment of the American

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FORCES.

It was learned today that the South-
ern New England Telephone Co. ls
planning to concentrate its clerical
forces of the State into the larger of-
fices. thus doing away with the clerical
forces now employed in the smaller
office. By Oct. 1, the greater part «if
the clerical work of the company
throughout the State. will be done in
its New Haven offices.

ANOTHER STOCK INVESTIGATION
NEW YORK. Aug. 27.——In its inves-
tigatinn of break in Mexican Petro-

 

BREAD AND BULLS THAT
ARE MADE FROM THE BEST

 

Fine bread of all varieties as well
:33 rolls’ are fresh made here every
baking day. The rolls include such
well known and popular varieties a:
milk. water. sugar. sweet. Vienna. and
. Crescent buns. Every week day at
When the 5““ 3 rays are 3° 110‘ the . 3 P. M. rolls are ready for the trade.
istomach and bowels should be kept‘On Saturday of every week coffee
gin regular. normal. healthy condition. wake is to be had here. Gluten Bread
iso that the system will not be lip-Eta made on Tuesdays and 16‘”ng
set by a mass of undigested. ferment- [price 250, a. loaf. Entire wheat bread
ins. poison-producing food- Foleytis made on Wednesdays and Satur-
Cnthartic Tablets are gentle in action. ’days. price 10¢ a loaf; Graham bread
but sure. They relieve sick headache. ion Monday. and Wednesdays, price
hiiiousnesaa. bloating. sour stomach “Or: a. loaf. Good things to eat always
igait. bad breath, coated tongue and it0 be had at The Sanitary Bakery. 36
other symptoms of indigestion.—St.il- South Main st. John B. Sandner.
isomPoweil Corporation. Phone 303-8. Adv’t.

 

 

lBE CAREFUL IN 1101‘ WEATIIEIX.

 

 

 

Prop.

 

 

lean! after a. false report regarding the}
company’s dividend “had been dissemi.
noted by x ticker service. the Newi‘
York Stock Exchange today orderedl
its members to report their transac-

da before with names of clients.»
prices and other details. The ticker
service declared it had been deceived
by a telephone message, and‘in .this
connection the order of the Exchange
for information as to short and long
commitments. was regarded as eig-
niflcant.

iiisniiiiii iii " +~

mum AT THE Nliii
ENiilANil Will in.

Made from the Fresh Fruit
and the Best of Other
Materials

Delicious fresh peach ice cream,
made from selected peaches and the
best of other materials is now to be
had at the store in any quantity de-
sired. It is also served here by the
plate. in sundaes and sodas. You‘ll
like it because it is a. "quality prod-
uct" 1nd is smooth and delicious.
This store also has French Vanilla
and French Chocolate Ice Cream for
an enjoyable treat served amid quiet
and refined surroundings. The New
England Candy Cola Store at 10
South Main St.. has a wide reputa-
tion. All syrups served here are pre-

 

 

pared and made on tho premises.
Get the habit or coming here: Phone
962. Adv't. ,

 

 

 

 

 

 

MEN’S SUITS
$10 $15 $25

that ‘iillllOt
again

i

J acoby’s

be 12-14 North Main St.

Values

LADIES ’ and KISSES '

SUITS, COATS
and W'RAPS

$5 $10 $15

 

 

Extraordinary Bargains

 

 

 

“'ondorful value

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

in all _
BOYS, SUITS Summer Merchandise GIRLS’ COATS .
. 55-00 M $5.00
Any boy’s suit in store SATURDAY 3 to 16 years

 

 

 

 

 

want you to do is to come in and sec for yourself. Th
chandlse tell the story. They an: sufficient proof that

and satisfaction.

16 NORTH MAIN STREET

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Angevine Furniture Co.

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60c quality

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40-in. Wide Beach Cloth

 

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“Fruit Of the Loom” Muslin

36 inches wide
8 yards for

Sale price

3 yards for

Special Sale

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Good quality muslin
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All \VHITE HOSIERY Reduced

 

 

$1.00 Dress Voiles

 

50c Dress Voiles

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20% OFF on All SHOES from $6.00 and

Over

SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY

....._..$1.00
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Full Size 81mm Bed Sheets

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81.00
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