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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 10, 1922 · page 8

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LONG DISTANCE CHILD TRAVELERS REACH FRESCQ A NEGRO DESPERA 0 > _ ~

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This picture shows William A. Miller, a New York detective,
negro. and part of his family. Boddy shot

who was slain by Luther Daddy, 3
and killed Miller and another detective when the two .vcn
about to nlace him under arrest in connection with the shootinz of. a patrolman. '

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MAY SUCCEED HAYS.

Army Bombers Sink the Old Alabama

 

 

. - *e .‘ - 1,_ Photo lay Underwood I Una-moon

Capt. ‘and Mrs. A. B. Randall; Capt. Randall has charge or the
steamer Hudsonnnd-picked the crew and two dogs from a French {lab-
ing smack: He was 's‘c‘ctiae'd'pfjairlng to make a rescue at sea seve'ai
months ago, hut‘was exonerated."

 

Photo by ifmlerwood & Underwood.
Ruth and Harold Ogden. 1;: and 9 years old, who have reached San
Francisco, ending the second lap of the journey to their home in Car-
llnle. Ky. With their parents they journeyed forty-three days on horse-
bat it over the first lap ot‘ the journey. [Tom Batting, China. to the coast.
They started September 6 Their parents am missionaries.

 

WILL HEAR coLoncoNcen‘r THRONE “Em A 57'3”“:

 

 

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.~—-Gotham‘s
first nighters will sit in tonight on
their first "color concert" played on
Thomas “'ilfred's invcntlon. the (Tlavi-

lux. or color organ. .
Although it is called an organ and‘
is equipped with a keyboard. on wliichi

Mr. “'ilfréd will play. there will be no

sound beyond the gentle whirr or :he

electrical apparatus. The appeal of

the (‘lavilux is to the vision alone and

the “notes" played will be transferred
to color on a screen in the dzirkeL-iedj
{theatre The audience will gather to}
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TITLED AUSTRIAN AND HIS ACTRESS BRIDE.

 

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‘vision the rhythm of the unhcard
‘music. nccording to Mr. \Vilfrod, who
.i'cols ilizit this is :1 new field tori
‘ncsihctic impression and enjoyment

Col. W. D. Thompson will prob—
ably succeed Will Hays in Presi—

 

 

 

 

 

dent jjm-dmgva cabinet should The obsolete L. a. S. Alabama, once the "Pride of the Navy." sinking of? 'that is capable m dc-x'clopmcnt into an,
the latter resign his Postmaster- Tangier island in Chesapeake hay after being Iminlmil by it squad of sown ‘l‘11""““"}‘““’ an. ‘ ‘ 1'
Generalship to act as Director- Martin bombers of th‘ nruiy uir‘scrvlu-e. A :Jllipunt..l 1mm]. (fr-“dug ul ”,0 ! Mr. V; ‘ltrcri ha: worked 3n h’is dits‘:
General of the motion lCU-ll‘fl ~. . . . . . “P l ‘ I ‘ ‘ l' '(‘OVOry or Sonwr" )‘t‘al‘s‘ an 1‘? en: 0
industry. P bust of tin mnin mas. (lidtll the lung cam. of t it (ml h.i.t whip. limp innovation as Nioblie color. i
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GERMANS AT WHITE HOUSE NEW YEARS RECEPTION. ll‘li(l\\l]l}l \\4 ['i issnt-ti Junuuly!
. _ ‘1 . ' ,. a \ " _ ‘. '.’ List i‘tillliiliv‘l :ii others of!
‘ ' “tour: A Duns. lliitigtpoit, Con—I
nu‘iiw. l
’l'lionuis l... (‘u\\‘lt'1<. lli'iiigrpoi‘i.n

par-1‘ 1:l..i:t. ‘
J‘.ll:\\i)lill A. ll..\\iiiorni-. Ili‘idcv»

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.\I4 ~. 1 till .‘ll \' i‘. liritlgcport. rild-_
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inn-um lu- (Huntin. .\‘tw Mann (2).!
“1:14 lTlII i'or mnking paper cups; I
lllllllllilltt‘llll't' of primary cells. l

Svninvl .l. Newman, New lane-n (L‘).
clasp for corsets; corset.
\\'illi:im .\'. linsscll. New Haven (2).

 

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Prince Olav, 19 years i; ..5'e

 

nntiwvinduw rattler; combination tire and heir to the Norwegian a: ” 9

holdcr and cxlricator. is 5:111 at work on his edu... .2
Carl G. chbilius, New Heucn. au- The cap which he is wear t . '5

ionizitic tircnrm. ads that is worn by all N ‘. .rv
Euvrctt S. Cameron. \Vcst Haven, Way's college students.

Valve action for explosive engines. ,_ _.
Charles V. Alquist, Norwich. grind-

ing machine.

 

made for the continuance or 3‘

John Bulgach. L‘nion City. surety hihition of "Small Pictures -'3

box. Home" which was held dr. 1‘5
Harold D. Chalice. South Manchcs- holidays and these will b“ ‘1

ter. shoe lace tip.

Stanley L. Fisher, Deep River, mu-

sic roll spindle.

 

 

l’rince and PrinceSs Max Hohenlohe—l.angenburg. who are spends
ing their honeymoon at St. Jean de Luiz. France. The Princess was
popular on the Vienna stage. while the Prince's family before the war
was rated as wealthy.

Sunday afternoon.

 

 
 

 

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' .. A»- ~ ~ - .. Howard H. Hoffman. I-‘uirficld
The new republic was w ardlng‘s formal affair. Shown in the picture Beach, housed cicat for submarine
are Hans Riesser. Secretary of the Embassy: Mrs. Riesser. Baron Edmund von Therman, Counselor; Baron- boats. SPRINGFIELD. Mass, l. 7‘
ess Von Therman and Karl Lang. newly arrived Charge d‘Ati'aires. Thomas M. Kwasnieski. Torringion. East bound freight business .» .. 259
~ door bell and knob. Boston and Albany Railroad ' ‘1‘”
‘ _ Trade htarl‘s_ week of this year was apprm "1y
' SENATE lNVESTiGATES CHARGES THAT SOLDIERS WERE UNJUSTLY EXECUTED A‘fmd W- Lowriet Hartford Ct'l‘tain 2 percent 1955 than dun”: ‘
. medicinal oil and ointment. resgolzldinE period lasttyt‘nr. ‘ ““3
_. _ L I , The Kolynos Company, New Haven. sai 9”: today. and 8 emnm ‘ "'
ICE CHAlR POPUI AR AT LAKE P AC D tooth pastcs, antiseptic solution. ger- 0 ft“ help in the “fist“ mm" "m
' - " micidal disinfectant. 0f the road has bccn n" "> -’ ‘3

 

The Edward Mallcy Co.. New Ha- “WM the condition.
\‘Gll. Yelling by the piece.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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. . .130.“ ArrERmox ART AN - - '
\ Ml'SICAL PROGRAMS T0 1) The Prlce 0f Llnmlll‘le

 

BE RESVBIED.
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The A rt and Musical programs held
at the home of Miss Hurd which
proved so popular before the holidays

will be resumed on Sunday, January
15th. ' ’

At the last Doné given. Sunday. De-
cember eleventh. paintings and pas-
tcls of Austin W. Lord were on exhi-
bition. Miss Gertrude Hepburn Wood nun".
of Hillside School sang in a pleasing This Trade Mark On Every

maner a group of Southern songs and

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i511? ”g “m “‘6 a“ “1 9"” “1" Has Been Reduced

The program for Snnday till he an—
nounced later. A request has been From 600 and $120 to the pres

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CDT Tms‘ovr-é—IT IS WoR'rn i. . 0
mm- 50c and $1.9

Cut out this slip, enclose with So _ . ,1 g‘
and mail it to Finley' a 00.. 2835 Thu rehable remedy Stands. a
Shcmelq~_mve_.l Chicago. 111.. writing the head a! the list in relienng

i ‘your na' 9 and address clearly.’ You lds
. ‘ will rec'giz'e‘in return a trial package 5|“ £01111! 0f Coughs and CO '

2 containing. Foley’s Honey and Tar aven stubborn Wis yielding
1: Compound .for' coughs. colds and

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egoup; ‘ Folefig Kidney Pills {or pains 1” mt 11mg qua. i1
flee; “nation; back- Being pure andwholeaome It

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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