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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 28, 1921 · page 8

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ials and other dignitaries of the:
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(Giant of The A§ocmted Press).
comment 3 er3whereiotl1ing:

S ’h is the impression tb ;1r 3 :or- 3
who has known Mose ow of 0] l i
in en‘sring the Bolshexist capitali

f
l the hotels are Gov ernmeur con:- ;

department stores ofiic '9 build—
larzer pri3at:;

’str: ets before mc- st
:or {Jermits to buy
‘ Elma? tickets 0; perform some ordi—
’ :1 su- ch as :1 New York-

ér would d‘.s=pose of mer the tele-

Tlne motor cars fir-3 all Government
i lav Govern-
ment emplozses. The Street cars are

men: cmploves especiallv workmen.
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REMAle or ,THE,
‘AMEEICAN BASE CAMP
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E traditions centers, is all gnu-:11-
Its churches are close-d lie-l
‘rmy soldirrs occupy the tux-racks .1: _.

 
 

 

's formerly give-:1 over to church or! ‘
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Hospitals. and orphan-m. is :1::..’
run by the (mxvrnnh-nt

The Government pay rolls :1r1, fil’ -l to

. an ‘1. in
to hr an
excess of personnrl in Marscmr' lllstltlb

hfany of the orphanams na-e nr-ar
3' as many attendants as l‘ne3 hm»
rbhans. To American mes. [hi rail-
ways seem to be oversiufz‘r—d. Trains
nd stations are alive with officials
land guards. many of wlium seem un-
messary because of t3» 1' iwral quiet

 

 

 

From October 30 until Novem—
ber 2 the American Legion will
hold £15 annual convention in
Kansas. (‘it3'. Great' Britain,
France. Italy and Belgium will
be represented at the conference.
At least twenty Governors from
different States throughout the
country are expected to. attend.
American leaders will be repre-

. sented by General Pershing. 7A

parade will be held. in which
40 00’} 911- -service men will take
part. Many of the boys will ex-
change glances and greet their
”buddies.“ who many have not
seen since they parted three years
ago. Many of the ruined villages
have beeu rebuilt, but a great
many of them still look the same
as when the American lads de-
parted These pictures will help
bring back to mind the days when
the) were in “the big thing."
These pictures, which were taken
ten days ago. are an example or
what has been done in three in-
famous cities since American
troops leit France. One shows all
that remains ot_ the American
Base Camp at Brest, where the
majority of American soldiers
were landed, and where they were
later embarked for home.SAnother
shows the ruins' about the City
Hall of Chateau ‘hierry. which

 

 

 

has not beeu‘bullt to any great
extent. The third shows part or.
the ruins 0t ;Chalons~aur*-.Mnrn’e.

 

 

Russia always “as linmznwnt mad.
land it seems ever; “'0?er now than it
.was under ermer rczimvs. Endless
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nf .{lifii

lllliv growlcd and haranguedi Engr-
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This 5.32111 U23 disappeared. ti):§%.
.- ' 117:.r dance. The success of th?
Kin-*rrznv-lil in. orerthrowing lls ad-

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Three years have brought about a
remarkable change in the attitude of

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army men and all Government

employcs toward the gE-ncral public.
There is a great modification of ‘lhe
iarerbity which characterized the car-
H3 da3s of the Ilolshevist control? In
the 11911.. rd first year of Bolsluwism.

wi‘l‘lrials seemed to regard €13'rcytofie

:1:){ll‘i);‘l('hfd (firm as am crrehiiy

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give-:1 ::-. feeling or" se~
now functionsrmuch as
:"::x~5r‘.is do. Gimrds, mics-

sengers bureau chiefs and higher 0f~
more cmdlal.
_ abroad ‘also
changed attitude to a marked degree.

White collars are no longer banned
Black leather coats are not rcg'ardcd p
as the onl3 suitable. uniform for a lxolo
Experienced minor of— ‘
ticials of the old regime have been re-
shin-{d to their places in mum of the
-. and their example- has great”
xiiggiiflml‘lklfxe,_L1rusque manners of. the
' ’and “Oiknian clemerf

Bolshev is: l
Again 11ml yet again! This time in

slrvcl. South Norwalk’.. Sunday all;
m. \V’hs'? ‘ Because the Interna-
tioual Bible- Students insist i! is a. fact
prover} not only by the SCripmrcs but
scimuilic findings, This is mad»
rvidcnl by Newton ’1‘. Hartshorn. Ha:-
hurdrgraduatv. iu the August numb-3r
‘ tlw Golden Age. Tm 111123121:
knoul lewlgr? of tho development of tho
\xliléh mlgumlh monopoll? ed mostol’irfiuuw procgsses and their tarmac-
skies and also th‘r man) rcu'nt discm-
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the contrary are a great aid to di—
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and as a general conditioner a: the

system. Pimples boils and
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We have just received from our workroom a beautiful
selection of the néwest‘models in the latest, colors

, "cu can now bring your kiddies in for a hat as we have just
received a full line of children' s hairs—Beavers. Flushes and
Ve lvets. Hats suitable for children from 3 years old. '
car. 1'; find. what you want we will make up hats to order.

If you buy your trimmings and materials from us We will
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790-timesil length.
pl‘l‘ccl on mankind. even under
cm citmditions. it. would prqlong 1hr;
lives of some persons 40.000 and
others 711.000 years. These lectures
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Roms ABOu'r THE. CITY HALL. m CHATEAU THIERY j v

- Little. has been done to rebuild ;
the village. The “Unknown Amer- {
loan Hero," who 3.511311 be lakl at_ 2

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rest in the Arlington National
Cemetery on Armistice Day was
selected from this battlefield.

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111‘ devltalizing elemerit of nitrogen in-
“ILL NEVER DIE" to fertilizer. the groccss for which
has recentl3 been disc038red. a plant
for which is- successfully Operating sn
Swedvn. while (mg is being built in this
country at the expense of
dollars. of the lubulous qualities of
radium by means of which experi-
menters tell us the life ,of the fruit
which is'brief, can beprolongted :0
' It is'hus the same
pres:

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in Preferred Position.

Juzl 'Ttmkins 3.135 one reason why
his life is a comparatively
lg :2: at he can quit work and go to tho
movies without bothering to wrlta I.
letter of resignation.

 

SPECIAL SALE

HOUSEHOLD AN Nip

lAnscnia. ‘ ‘Piraie" Alarm
‘ Clocks

U. solutcly guarimtrrd

Saturday Special . . . . . , $1 19 ,

 

Liquid Veneer O Cerlar Polish
600 size

. Suturday Special ....... , 39c

 

“Pyrex” Pie or Cal-re Plates

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Saturday Special . . . ‘39.:
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”Aladdin” Extra Heavy

Aluminum Fry Pan

VV 00:19.11 handle-10- 111. size

Saturday Special . . . . . . S1. 98

 

 

Aluminum Tea. Kettles
\ 5- qt. size

’ r_.:Saturda.y Spccial . $1.59

 

FKITCHEN ‘ NEEDS ’

Handy ' Andy Lunch Kits

Cnmplctc wli pint‘ vacuum
bot:le——n$4. OD value

 

Sgturday Special “$.. $2.49
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' Génuine Thermos Vacuum L.

7 Bottles _
3:0, 11, pint sire—$2.25 mine.
Saturday Special . . . . . [$1.49

sari-Flush

'f-' ""9"? “‘"r'i‘l 183 can

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Pure Alufiinum Percolators

 

 

. Octaé
Saturday Special ........ 980

 

Salary Galvanized Ash Siftérs

Fits over any Ash Can

Saturday Special $2.89

 

 
 
 

 

_ To A'ITENlLCOWFERE‘VCE '

 

Congregational Chm-dies tor

.. Send
. Delegate“ ‘0 New Inndon.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.Thé’ Congregational churches of

rams city. will be represented at ilk-

fifty fourth annual meeting of the
general conference of the Congrega—
tional churches of Connecticut at tile

:lclrré: Congregational church at New
:lxmdon \‘orembrr 3 and 9, in can-
inaction with which the diamond ju-,

bilmr of the American Missionary as—

soclation will be celebrated on No—
iwmlwr 9 and ID. fi—Twenty {our ad—.
sore-sacs in addition to reports and.
'grou‘p canflrences are contained in“

 

the three—day program which is ex‘
parted “to afiract Congregational pas—
tors and church leafiers from all over
the stabs-.1119 conference theme is
“'1 he Church for Today. "

The Rex Dr. Charles E. Burton,
secretary of the national council will
delixer an address. The subject is
“Our Denomination Program" the
Flex Dr. Nehemiah Bo3ntou presiém
ent of the American Missionarv asso-
ciation on the subject “Réligion amt
Faces in America‘ :f and the kRev. Dr.
William E Barton. moderator of the
national council who will speak 0:

The Coming American.’

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Sentinel Wants Are Winners.

 

 

 

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for $7.50 yard

40 Inch All Wool Navy Blue Serge . .7 . . . . . . .,

56 Inch Heavy All W'ool Plaid and Striped Skirt-
‘ ' ' ing, value $4.50 yd. Special . . . . . . . . . . $2.75 Vd.

56 Inch Prunella Skirting, all worsted withq Satin
rastripe. worth $5.50 yard . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.50 yd.

All VV’ool V elour, 56 inches wide, N air-'3' Blue and
Brown $1.98 yd.

All Wool Tweed, Heather Mixture Suiting
\ 561ncheswide $1.65 yd.

Very Best Chill’on Broadcloth, was selling for
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Very Fine quality 54 inch Bolivia, worth $7.50
yard; a limited quantity, extra. succialb ’1‘." 5.50 yd.

' All Silk Duvetyu, bright c010r:. Sold everywhere
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15811101, All Wool heavy Red Flannel . . . . . . $2.55 yd.
All Pure Silk Red Velvet. reduced to .. $2.55 yd.

Extraordinary Special
f Sale Saturday

 

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" ' . good variety of pat-
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PERFECTION OIL HEATERS
" AT A REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT.

Just 'tlie thing to chase away the

 
 
 

 
 

chill from bedroom, bathroom and
cool evenings.

. , , living room thae cool evenings
WICKS FOR ALL PERFECTION OIL STOVES

 

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