4d4-‘ .
clothes
getaway in the plain
' factory hand.
lice disappointment
the foot that the
rested last we
iduct charge an
resentationa to Magistrate
of his regal lineage. the
sharply rebuked the pollcem
brought the "prince" to cour
dismissed the charge.
W-
cmnns n. cameo:
. new sure
conducted the Kentgarage
"11111111" 110153,
NEW YORK. Aug.
" over the disappearance
Prince Louis Ham-i do Chateroux de
PRHRE ARE SRRRY
8.—Police of
city emcee disappointment
from New
Bussigny. - -
The “Prince" shook the dust of
New Britain from his feet early Sun-
day morning and his
have not been
been established that he was four
times married, although legally di-
vorced but once and he now has
three wives, the last of Whom he de-
serted when he made his hasty Sab-
bath morn departure.
ascertained.
Britain of Harold Schwarm, Who is Schwarm left his (1 d 1 11d
“id to have successful] osed as gold trimmings. on me as a -
y p other adornments that carried him . Advertise in the Sentinel
$3.0031k.A11Woolch.
.ar mam-«Mm» "mm: .
153 Wabhington Street
THURSDAY
Are the greatest values of high gra
walk. Everything 1n our stock drastically reduced for quick selling. Do
to see our window display. Below are just a few of the many real bargains to
\
. OUR
OFFERINGS
whereabouts
uniforms with
ford yesterday
down with a. SP
shiny badge showing
No. 29 in the
service revolver,
cuffs and various other
appertaining to
He reported to th
quarters this mornin
friends in this section
It has
a flashlight.
wish all
Newell 89’ Murray
Clothiers and Furnishers “To Men Who Know”
South Norwalk
THURSDAY
OTB-Suburban DaYg; '-
de Men’ 5 Wear ever. offered in So. Nor-
n’t fail
be had here on Suburban Day. Come 1n, sec for yourself, and be convinced.
$25.00 and $27. 50 Men’ s and Young Men 3 All Wool Suits.
gle and double breasted models in the season '5 newest fabrics.
SPECIAL FOR SUBURBAN DAY . . ....... .
$30. 00 and $32. 50 very fine all wool suits, comprising the season 5 newest
models and fabncs.
SPECIAL FOR SUBURBAN DAY ......... ......
$35. 00 and $40. 00 Suits, hand tailored of the finest grade woolens, in the latest
Included are Blue Serges, formerly up to $40. 00.
SPECIAL FQR SUBURBAN DAY ...................... . ..
models.
Our entire stock of high grade wool pants reduced 253».
from stock and deduct 25" from marked prices.
SHIRTS
$-25 Shirts
At ................... 75C
$123 9‘73. . . . ....... $1 .05
$3.00 dz $3.50 Silk
tripod Shirts .....
$2.50 White & Tan
Shirts, collar attach.
$5.00Pure Silk Shirts
At . . . . .
$3.45
. BATHING SUITS
353.329.121.322. $3.45
333330333231. 2.1173 $2. 35
”$1.95
Bathing Suit . .
$1.79.
$1.69
$1.00
Boy’s
Crash and
Khaki
Pants
2
for
$1.00
Men’s
$2.00
Khaki
Pants
$1.00
0225 ,Ladies' “Rivoli”
Fashioned Hose
At . . ..............
Silk Full
$1. 65
0.00.0.0...-
Included are sin-
...........
$22.75
000-0-000-
Just pick out any pair'of pants
UNDERWEAR
75c Athletic Shirts 39c
and Drawers
$1§§1€§1§it§§ ERR“. .. $1.00
$101213; 0,0111:- ........ $1.10
$1.39
”flifififitfir $1.00
HOSIERY
$2.50 $11k Stripe
...... . $1.00
Ath. Union Suits . . . .
35c Hose
5 pair
500 Fine Hose
All Colors, 3 for . . . .
850 Pure Silk Hose
. .Pair ............... .
65c
Our entire stock of Arrow and Ida
Stifi‘ and Soft Collars for Suburban
Day only,
10 for ...... . ......
$3.00 Genuine Cowhide Boston Bag.
$1.00
$1.50 Men’s $2.00 Boys’
Elma-'Night Shirts “fifth?“ $1 0 Pajamas
796 A y 003’ One to .a' 'c'u‘ciomer- . 0 $1.00 suit '
NECKWEAR HEN’S PAJAMAS ‘4
f 01.00 a
- 75013 $1.00 Silk and Knitted Heck-
wear. Lin-hands .and Batwing Ties.
For Suburban Day only 456
1.50 Pure Silk and Silk .
eckwear. Season’s neyvest
P.“ Suburban Day only 790
$2. 00 Men 5 Plain Color and Striped " .4
$3. 50 Men’s “Soissette’
..Suburban Day only
‘ $350 Men’s ”Soissette
Pajamas.
Suburban Day only
$1.39; .
$2 .45
‘4 01.00.12 0125 Men’s Fine
‘ flops. Special at ........
money: Blue Overalls.
' gm 3 to 15. At ......
750
500
$200
New Models.
Suburban Day only
$1. 00 Boys’ Blouses.
& $2. 50 High Grade Caps.
. 2302021....0100
$15.00
...$19. 50
$1.00 4
of. '2“
Bun-é :6! the 90'
The particular to is o cued by .
"prince was are ‘4
ek on a. disorderly 6011' .7
d when he made reps .
Simpson
magistrate 4
an who
t and
v 1
Charles E. Conistock. 1”: 1:1: val;
ton' s popular young men in that
and came back loaded
is and span nexiv uni-
State Motor pol ce, a. 4
form of then that he is now
tote Constabulary, 'a
8 hand--. .
implements
the keeping at peace.
e Ridgefleld head-'4
g and his many
kinds .
of success in his new environment.
shale. well. and you have-a. quarter
' ’ ii; each.
.fiotion into the face; neck, arms and,
:hands each coy, '
John M. O‘Connor has spoiled
for a license to conduct bouts
at the New York Polo Grounds.
' The seating arrangement or this
monster field could be so de-
signed 11.. to offer a greater num-
ber of seats than is at Boyle’s
Thirty Acresg where 90. 000 peo-
ple witnessed the Carpentier-
Dempsey bout.
53 Store doscset‘ 5 0:10.41
Silordays 6 o’clock
{e at August 8310 Prices
We cannot too stroneg urge those 111 need of F umnu“
to taltc advantage of last Week 5 price reductions
Mmm‘m.
- Redwmgams
Ream
Krmchairs
Rocketrs
ASRS TEN EXlRA
, STATE PRURE TR
HANDLE lRAEElE
lChief Hurley Says Sixty
Men Will Be Insufficient
for VacationJam.
HARTFORD, Aug. S.—-—Superintcmi-
'ent Robert T. Hurley 51 the State Po-
lice department yesterday
glen additional polzcemen in order to
cope with the enormous increase in
the amount of 'work which vacation
traffic had entailed upon the depart-
ment. Superintendent Hurley discuss-
ed the matter with Canimiesloner of
Motor Yehic. es R01 14103 B Stoeckel. :1
member of the mega. ,police commis—
sion H1 5.1m that 111‘ asking {011.0211
men n m: uher which n‘ill inLre'me'the
force to 1411.11.12? was with the immu-
edge that such an homage would he
[entire-1y i:'..~11!’ficl n1! #0 meet the pres-
:nzt needs. (1' the centrhneut
Chief Hurlu 1'\plnin4='-T ”1131 31111:»?
Saturday :lm 111(4'1112 officers stationed
at headwartrzs 1:111.th no sleep.
Simdny 1311‘ . 1112:. ‘wei‘e on the: ad
111: niche 1' .lliuiig: u.) accidentsgécnu
yeste; dm‘ mornhié ell tun lve nee id
to :11'1pr23r12. couri to 19.110.350.110
:12: the 5.1- .1111 11-1: ich was 114i“ upon
the. 3:00 lucnuse m t}. (1 pinctiealh
caesium night'sn-l 33y wml‘: we ill
be 21022 1:4! 0'. tutualh to affect 1m 11.01
11140 of the 1mm? and !4 45.5011 (fflcienry.
‘ The $1111 Pat" :6 Commission-v.1]
meet 1043. 11' 1t the Capitol and will 1m-
if}
doubted \ maul Chief Hurley's re-
quest for 1:1 immediate enlargement
of 1hr "40 141'. Stneckil soul that
them 11' i.\ 1) 4101!: of rho {not :1 '11
, the work 01 policing 1110 Show 9511‘
013111 it I’m presea'. t '11:: 4 1x hen traffic
on all 1'0 :41s 11.13 teamed Us real» was
too 11:1 31:1 propo~ilio.1 for a force of
fifty 0:11.11! to hurdle.
Th4; 11411' men “ill be special police-
‘nien. 17311-1" Hurley explained. with
ml 1110 11::\1leg\s of members of the
reign! .11 :m 00. ‘ They will not be as—
> signal *0 Home work alone but will
be 11.011114 11 to Perform all the duties
of z'egu‘a 1' State office” '
RB’.A. H. Boufweli ‘ ,
May Leave Saratoga’;
(Continued (rem Page One).
Since his coming to $11er .
Springs, Mr Boutwell has media’s:
deep impression upon his congrega—
tion and Smstogians in general. 4
is a speaker of great force. and the
upon many hundreds, 'who herfieard
4mm in the past {our years, one who
is an admirer of his work as a
Ppreacher said this afternoon.
Mr. Bootweil is a Colgate man. and
- before coming to Saratoga. Springs.
'had held an important pastorate
' Domini-y, Conn. He was engaged fail
4Massnchusetts State work, ytth
mininent 170th
‘ to <1 11
war. He was a uring the
also State evangelist
Q “ of Massachusetts.
Mr. Bounce-1L4; is undersrood has
4 gone thoroughly over the new field . ‘I
' and is conversant with it.
. .- 7.4.04.4)7 ‘-
470110131” 1205037 i F .
- BLEACH sum Wi-iiTE
.( .. ,r 1:
" “Selene 'uze Jessie.
i-
1mn4
cWU
LCAsksrmiLt 1
“into a satire contefi’iinsr three ounces
2' Orchard Whi
. which any drug:
ore will supply? for a few cents.
pint of harmless and delightful lemon ;
Massage this sweetly fragrant
shortly note:
requested-
Called to Syracuse L
3 subjects which he has handled hare “
left a deep impression and influence “
. headquarters in Boston, and had a _
..-.
L4"
,, .
New York city will assume the pay-4
' Mrmchairs
:_ Rockers
:‘iArmchairs
“Settecs
: Settees
\
‘3‘ V ‘g _
01‘.
,5.
’7
u
4 'c
2*
1
‘1»
black figured patterns.
$12.50
:hayy for fall wear.
Sizes up to
$5.95
them in designs that may be washed
.5... '
Some Specml Pieces of Furniture worthy of
Careful conduction and quick action
Former prices
$165. 00 sale price
With covering of fine Cretonn'e ‘, ‘ "2
White Enameled Chairs and Rockers
Suitable for Sun Roi-ion and Porches 4 . , .
at Half Price
were
$25.00 ‘ 4' -
$25.00.
$14.25
$14.25 _.
$18.00
$34.00
$31.00
‘ Upholstered Furniture
‘ - . Consider price reductions on these i ‘ i ‘7
MahoganyAnncHain‘ or Rockers
with tapestry covering
y"
4 Italian Living Room Set, three pieces _
covering of duralle 11131131: former price $5 80 03
at $290.00 sale price
Livmg Room Sets, three pieces, tapestry cox 513:1:5
Former price $460. 00
$325
Clearance of S411 54%.. Dresses '
Large gothering of “13:5,.{3 122:3 4: '
Voile Dresses
iii black and white and white and
Nearly all of xtremcly
'.§m§ no; as high as $25.00
- i . Sports Coats
1 perseys' 1n Tuxedo models, black and
Wilde. and
sortment of $1205, some small,
:46. up as large as 52.
$3.95
Printzcs. Suits
$15.00
Former price $43.00
320'. Ginchams.
White Dresses
Chiffon; 'Organdies and Voila-é
do for party
Qualitic s are very desirable. ‘
Wash Dresses
CK small group to close out.
E laines, Homespuns in pl in colors.
2.0450
4,111.7er '21 .
for $12 50
for $12.50 ;.
for s 7.00 {1;
for $ 7.00 v?»
A for $ 9.00 '4‘
-‘: for $17.00 '
for $15.50 ‘
’for $21.50
$66.00 {01033.00
$57.00
for $2853:
‘ 1.22
for $300.00 .::
for $275. 00
‘1:
Milk :fij.
~fi‘i‘ x-‘a‘:~l~ ‘v'il
:I\l\§ A Aliiil 3‘11
dainty
dancing 110333.
and
$12.50
~
Ginghams, a broken E!-
01 oil
1h» “
Tricofinfi, T1141
conventional and
WW
Seamtomctch
2* , .
If Mr. 4Bouiwe11. decides to leave
Sarato’g'a Springs. not only all the
members of his congregation but
Saaatogt‘ons generally will regreehis
departure.
Calf Pasture Beach Bond
Bids to Be Beccwed Aug. 25
4061111111126 from first page)
issue oft :the city 8 hands at par.
The Hanover National :Bank of
been washed but not 1:011
resembling some art fabric. Very good looking.
Cuflevnek 1114431510, pink, 11111042110 orange. 4 1,
New Pattems'inBedspreads _ f. _
\ 4 4‘ Wpedreadyforfinbroiderywithcandlewick { a
3 631
These spreads are on a heavy quality of unbleached muslin
very attractive. The finished Sample at the 'A_
rd. therefore the cloth assumes g @110)? 313;
fle$300md$375;
50md750h. "
.4
!
'1
,1
4o: the par valug‘dg‘the bondswhich.
in the case of unsuccessful bidders.
will be returned and in the case of
on the purchase p1 me.
_ All 'members of thé board. with the
'c'xception of William; H. McMahon.
who is detained at his home with a
badly wrenched knee; were present.
.'_____._.__._._;_..___._.
' GENERAL srsms m 1.1515019.
LISBON Aug. 8 (Associated Press)
4——.~A general strike is in elect here
and 13115401123111? of deputies has ap-
raved suspension of the Constitu-
no.1 guarantees for a fortnight with
fobject of limiting the ment4
't‘he succesful bidder, will be applied -
' hours, as here-010’"
-TR‘ 5
pER MXLL
MICHIGAN PA LOVES”
1MONROE. Vlch
dred paper mill C"
on strike todaV. 0‘1
'working scheduk.
required them to “" " h. 1: 1; 35
thirteen hour slid“? P" ‘
"“ r“ "W" 1' . 1—1114
D15. CRO‘VE SLEGHHK‘ I l ‘ A
Dr. \Villis l'i. Cvov—‘nr. '- 4'4
seriously ill in St 1.51 .
New Haven. with 151
reported last night 2
better than 11-: .11: 1-.4'
few days. Ult’i Cl: 115 01 i
thatwith ea: 11 111114311.
he work are pretestmg ma .
. tor‘s life.
is given :0 ihe fight [‘9
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