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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 19, 1922 · page 2

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NEW LONDON. Oct. 19.—-—“I hays
come into common-Int; them
5.39. mm my mmm
’ am it to a fact'mt'igquor’u‘bdng ,
gold by traitors who are employed by l
the Government to prevent It. You ;
may know ”honest anemone en- ‘ 1 >-
(WWW. ‘I mum EL; , 7 i, 77777 ;;;;C;
1 , 171W fimifmfim." ‘ -
aid Majorxpefley of .Fott Wright. N. '
.Y., in an “line-to the State oon-'
manual: of Ttlie ’ Women's Christian “
Temperance Union in the'lflm Baptist
church here today. "loo cannot-he
self-content and solve your problems.
but must go cultural roach theme
“" you need to edema in. the W."

E. L. G. Hohenthal 0'! "South Man-
) ' - ' ' chester at Last evening'rs-‘lon’told
0 ' of the advancement .o‘t temperance
work to Europe. and predicted that

"" ~ .. ‘ Dist'nscxivc furniture 7
" ' nmmwxngorsmmmre attractive in design, of superior

finishand r ' nable in price.- The Furniture Galleries. offer only: the finest ex-

' ‘amoléfitheggbinei Instantaneous EC¢§:EQX¢§,§B§§CL.: increases: - . -

1 * - We call partisans: aitflllion to the following: 2

Louis “XVI Sets ‘ , ._ Sheraton Sets ! '

:. - ‘ . 1' , - , , b e‘a , “Finished in twozt'on'e Manually. Four pieces:
73?“!me piecesmWalnut, With large or u large bureau, vanity dresser, clufiomer and bur-:-
foot bed. " 1

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dressing table, chifiorette and bow-foot bed.

 

 

'V MAKE the :13 louitldings just as comfgrtabless the figflrgmgfigfedg‘t? “en I. $275 00 $3 25 00
i *‘newo looking. lung '1‘}: tmur' repurttod how- » , . , .
1 MM, flawfeiuswa; erproof' aid Yb” -1“; _ M ed miclgts 0316er)! -:8.000 sunnyd Silhou‘ ~ , . Fourth flfl‘r.
~ ,BIRD‘S ROOFS. "'5“ °“ “W"- . - . 1

ALLEGED cosmuxls'rs TO TRIAL. _ , _ ‘
Oriental Rugs

It is just by a lucky chance that there is such a
fine stock of Oriental Rugs within reach of Bridge.-
port people now.” ‘We obtained these before the re-
cent troubles in the East and it will not be easy to
find‘such values again.

bows, several wonderful specimens, rich in
coloring, heavy in texture. $125.00 and $135.00

Beluchistam in attractive patterns, 2%, x 4%,
- I . 7 $39.mand$50.w

1 All Kinds of- Hats
. And exceedingly choice mes £00,
$12.50

Doubtless you have a preference, a certain
style of hat that is always becoming to your particu-
lar type. There is such a large assemblage of hats
at present that it is almost assmed you will find just
what you want. And when quality of material and
the jaunty air of style are taken into consideration

 

War it is l dwelling. bum. garage or factory dint you want to

ire-rooflctusshow ou how liltlcitwillcodlouetbe ' t ' / Sf. JOSEPH. Mlch.. Oct. 19 (By
’ Roof. Y "8h Ed's. ' H‘he Associated Press).—Twenty-one

.. alleged Communists. arrested as a re-
tvery dollar you invest in Bird's Roofs will surely return one W

sult of a rald on a meeting held in
the sand hills. twenty miles south or I
cents in satisfaction as honest value is built into way We look
{of Bird's Roofs. -

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here. last August. will be arraigned
here tomorrow. charged with violet-
lng the Michigan antlhyndlcalhm law.

Among the prisoners are W. Z. Fos- o.
ter. leader of the 1919 steel strike;
Charles Ruthenberg, executive secrc- -
tary, of the Workers party, legal
branch of the underground Commun-
lst. organization in this country. and

Mother you need Bird's Paroid. Bud's Alt-Craft. Bird's Plain
. Slate Surf-cad. Bird's Gunilizod Roofs-lg. or Bird's Twin Shingle
. our advice as to the correct tool to select for your bulking won't

codyousnickcl. We know homupuienoethsl Bud‘s“

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E} William F. Dunn. Workers party can-

on a son. be. M 1105):... Wain-lo III- E 31:33:: it: Eli‘llelle‘l‘io'hnflatterxediozl: the price seems moderate. , « ‘ Fourth floor.
Hatch €99 Baile ‘ :0 ”$213,, of Commu“,s, Mm”... 1 Velvet: in all the newest shades of brown, cop- , , 1 7

y '0 'documents and manuscripts will be 83‘, rush-pheasant and sand, puffed and Shll’l'ed, 01' Klearf‘ax Watering Foo-s
. ’ produced in court by O. L. Sml‘lh. as- ' ' - - - 1
mama“ Street, South Norwalk. Phone 536 islstant attorney-general of Michigan, JdSt Simply laid In fOldS. Th R f ' fajndooruge
P lwho is in charge of the prosecution. P ' Velvet; IDuvetyns in CVCI'V €010}. and g. ugs 0 i138 . L
D‘NCERS 3".“ "A“: ”CORN PLAN TO IMPROVE When Shem Bridgman his depu‘ boastind every kind of trimming film: 51 glittering F35” Made Of heavy 1m
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, ties and Federal agents swooped down
FREIGHT OUTLOOKlon the meeting in the early hours of
August 22 all or the paraphernalia ol'
the alleged National Communist con~
yentlon had disappeared. but a coun—

white enameled and
having fancy decora-
tions 'in floral and .con-

‘ MANILA... P. 1.. Oct. ISL—The muni-
dfll councils of Caloocan. San Juan.
My and San Pedro Macats. towns
in the proylncc of Rizal. which adjoin

_. These tugs have two

pin to a fantastic bit of Something placed at just the
' wonderful attributes to

right angle.

 

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mulls. have passed ordinances hurr-
m all ballerlnns (professional danc-
Or!) from entering dance halls in any
:01 these municipalities unlcss accom-
led by escorts. Several years ago
the Manila Munlclpnl Board lvnnlshml
In dance hall: from the city. but they
wrong up just outside the city limits.

will send their goods

try boy who saw some men burying

Telegrams will then he sent to the‘several bnrrcls m the woods led the
manufacturers of the State and they
vnrlous
points on the New York Central lines.
whcrc they will be pooled and shipped
in cnrlcnds to their destination.

raiders to the spot and four typewrit-
ers. a duplicating machine. a half
dozen leather hrlef cases. between
seventy and eighty portfolios of pa-
pers. piles of printed matter and sta-
tionery and other alleged Communist

for flappers.

appeals to matrons-

French Felts, Leather flats on wormd models

. “Holland” Hats with a dignity about them that

recommend them, » ap-
pearance and durabil-
ity. The soft old blues,
grays and browns are
in harmony with all

ventional designs. The

pots have long spouts

and fine spray heads.
In three sizes.

$1.00, $1.25 33131.50

Hots from Vogue and Cage, and Hats from the
Read workshops. » is

$12.50

The Pennsylvania. railroad. accord-
ing to Mr. Hulliday. yesterday lifted property was recovered.
the embargo on shipments of car loads; The Communist party of America.
and 11qu curlonds of certain classes of according to its program and consti-
:.oods. 11c was of the opinion that tutlon. dozens of copies of which were
this :mil the scrvicc of tho Manufac—lselzcd. is an “underground. illegal or—
turcrs‘ Association would relieve tlu"gaulzation." officially representing the
shipping: ticnp to at great extent. 'Russlan Soviets In this country. and

(”floors or the Manufacturcrs' As- ’ formed for the purpOse of “systemat-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Basement.

' The .
Witches' Night

Secretary Ceclllo of the» province of
Rizal. sold the purposc 01' the ordi-
i‘uncc rcqulrlng dancing girls to lmvc
mfiorts Is to discourage cabnrcts and
dunes halls which allow women to‘
dance in consldcrntlon of gifts 1):“ n.
”yo-eta. (ten cents) or more from their
furthers for each dance.

furnishings. Like other
flax products they
wear smooth with the
constant tread of feet.

Size 9 x12, $45.00

Second floor.

 

 

McCallurn

sociatiou who have been in constant . lcally and erslstently prepagatlngrthe ‘ ' "D.s' . .
, gmmx AMI'Misnx-s FLIGHT. communication with the railroad of— idea or the lncvltablllty or and neces, SEE-158"} .. xgner 8 3 X 10 6 $3400 . Suggestions for fright
~ rfiEA'l‘TLE. \‘V'o.sh.. Oct. 19.-Capta.ln ficiuls during: the last week say they .sity for violent revolution." 1 w- 1 Q ‘t 1‘] , . " ' ' 1 ful apparel and decora-
mom Amundsen plans his flight from haw no inkling: when the New York " 3y the usc of force." the program In 61' ‘ “3' e y “You fill!“ .khOW She 6 X 9 $23 00 thl'lS all Of crepe paper
Wainwright. Alcsku. across the C(‘llll‘lll embargo on shipments lessisnys. the proletariat will destroy "the for 1922 ShOV/S “’th W 11"" n . ’ ' f ‘ .
‘ .' A: .’ ‘ ’,i ‘ l- l: ' .‘ .' 'V ‘ A“ " . ' “ "' ' “a ’ 7 ~' . > ' ' ' Y'A‘ ' ’ ‘
fifth Pole nrwt n: or Jum mcorl h 1n .1 cnxlc'ul ml] tn lntul lmt hopr .macluncr} of tht liourncols Slate and la “25 1353 “103d 1n 8313 'm snlililel' SIZES, Fax 01's and Trinkets.

for :1 normul condition when lhefistabllsh proletariat) dictatorship bas-
rcnds have common-ll the carrying of fill on Soviet power."
coal to the Great Lakcs region. Under the sub~hcad of mass action.

(ditto Captain C. S. Cochran. of the
* Guard cuttcr ‘ tour. which
W here yesterday. after u voyage of

Lustrous Silkiness
is what you think of

The Dennison Section is
in awful black and yel-
ow.

'36 x 72. inches, $8.00
27 x 54 inches, $4.50

wearing apparel. You
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lumen miles into the Arctic Ocean. ___._.__ the progmm mfg: ‘ 7‘ ‘ ~
Clptnln Amundsen. who left how» in Fish» O‘Hara and his company areI “The revolutionary epoch upon 1" The circular 815$?th \Vlth MCLRllUm 1105‘ F
“one schooner Maud in June. Spout playing: at prcsr‘nt in Sioux lr‘nlls..whlch the world has now entered ’ran iery Tilt variety is SO \- ourth floor. Main 30“
uh time aboard the Bear in tho South Dakota, but export to be in the forces the proletariat to resort to mill-‘ 7‘ -v . ’ . .. ‘ _ . I
‘ m-plmum Theatre. Fargo next wcek. itant methods-mass action. leading to “1" dull-“3d 39““, ‘\ c lent that a _ woman , _
nice in thc Arctic, in thc worst slncc The tour has been very successful. nc- direct collision with the bourgeois The coatee blouse, \‘ C311 (li'WTlVS [find the Badroom sets Of UnbieaChed MUSi' 1
.906. Captain Cochran reports. Pol‘rllllg to reports reaching Norwnlk. lsmte. Mass action culminates in arm- Tine cap,» 003+ . - .. RlOCliln" that combine: ' if
‘ ' ' 4,- . ~ . fN ‘ . " . ’ o o I
*~ “ Basque and Tumc With the 'fffiik Site t3 be sewed WIth Wk braid -
masks . 1:; £81 M 1d“ wears. ‘ ‘l’ our bedroom may be dressed throughout with
N ‘ L b . . ' l _ _
Natal-.21 :1 in £1041: Medium or heavy ipreafiddrapes pillO\VS and scaifs to match, -un--
.8“. 1 6,5 is s,_ , 1 . ‘ eac 1e muslin irettilv worked " ' " “
Juvenile Apparel, weights. 3150 some I ' “11h White 0‘ LOI-

ored wick braid. The effect is new, and quite pleas-
mg to the eye.
Spreads, 90 x 108 inches,
Drapes.

for sports wear.

 

Easily made Hats for

In ages. ‘
And ever so many

TAM

$4.09
$3.00

Very slicer and lus-
trous silks of fine tex-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1710re thin ‘S. tr. . 1 . . . . .
g ”e for dressy wear. Pillowsm twoszzcs, 16x 24 inches 75 cts. '
, e 25 cts. ’ bl , '- . _ ’
Pattern Owner, 0 ack and co:ors. -. 7 18 x 30 inches, 85 .cts.
Third Wr- Miriam Scale in, three sizes, 18 x 36 inches, sous.
- - ' 18 x 45 inches, 75' cts.
4 . “Hankyfits” , 1 '181x S4 lllChCS 85 cts.
“A 00d warm air furnace is like a wood 1 f 5h“ . l
,_ »§__,.0u “m , 1 . . '1 Handkerchiefs °" ’ m. , hum Bags, $1.90
men , . grew tired of It. To be For every day to the PM C fer 7511:“.~ ' '
satisfactory furnace however it must be A“ linen With “1548“ WEEk- , ._ . ' . on . 5’ ' ’ ,$1.003nd $150
, , , White £0, sum“ Wick Braid, white and colors, $1.00 a bunch

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

When you buy a STAMFORD furnace
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tho’ oppnz-ssion of the capitalist class.
It-develops from spontaneous activi—
ties of the workers roamed in “large
industries. Among itsr‘lnltial ‘mani-
fesvations are nines strikes and moss
demonstrations." , ,

While 'thoFederal agents have de-
clined to make public the entire-list

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l TRENTON, N. J430at. 7:19.-‘Besis§cn
by the ’iJersey Gnuntyflsoamrof Elec—
tions toahlde ’rbir‘the' election law of

l 1920. which pmvsses thorn votlermnst
cast his ballot ’in' the' district “in"

~which She actually "resides and' not,

elsewhere,“ probably will deprive to!» '
mcr President'fi’oodrow Wilson of his ‘

neat loss of beauty. Victoria. Vasko of
West Hartford. sometimes a profess-
ional dancer. has brought a suit to the
Superior Court against Frank Mani-i
cnsco and Maurice Sullivan of Hart-
ford.

one that is easily operated, as well as one :*:ams, a .very 300d val- #7 , - -
. . 1 , , Blue for *Monday . of 7 ~ - » . 1 ,
1; Will heat the house effectively a-.d econ- 11’3- -- , course. 7 . ,. ' Ilnex1tSamples of fimShed pieces seen abthe depart— .
micany. All of these qualities are found , s for $1.25 75 ate. a boxer-7. ' , . ‘ A... 5......
the STAMFORD furnace. , ' I M3” “‘39" ~ ' - 1 Min” fl°°r' mm“ ”516'
1!: properly installed, this furnace gives en- 7 - ' . -, ‘ '
.. ox :aeaao' - Norseman co
l —-r ‘ ; ' 5,. ~ "H... as} ‘K 1' . , ‘ _. , ‘ ' fireman-«7465:
_ ,, , , , g ~ , 1 m 781' WE§POR§¥£WT ’"snss Vasko was riding in ih‘e: side
ed xnsurreeuon and chat war. Mass,EfoRB-‘I?’§‘3T‘Wm§?w my ‘ * l ‘HfiIETFORD, OctTLS.——Ask1'ng $10.3 car of Sullivan’s motor cyck on “if
3‘15“! ‘5 the proletariat: “3V0“ ggainst- LBS ‘ GTE IN N JW 0007 damages for injuries and perma- evening of July 28, 1921, and as 5131‘

livan was driving through Main screw.
in East Hartford. .he ran into Mani-
cusco’s auto truck», drawn up in the
highway; and Miss Vasko in her com-
plaint says there was no red light 0::
the rear of it. :‘it

 

 

, {of .l‘o or so delegateswho attended
‘ .the secret conference mike _mods. it

voting" 'prlyllcge' in New Jersey '1t '
year. ‘ -- ‘ ' '

.For Coughs and colds, Head- l
racks, Neurakia, Rheumatism

f' fimaik _

'has been reported'ftliat one .bf'thedclé
l egates was an "enilsgxry‘irrom,noscow
lw‘ho had arrived lnfihe United States
goals a few ’Gnsjsibafora the canyon:
tion. 1:: ‘ . “

maxi. were gar-rested .in the
Foster anfiwtwo "others
fedifi'om Chicago and two
;more were arrested in Ncvaorlz.

l The defendants; with theseatcc-ption
301’ Foster. will be represented by S"-

 

. bmnt Wessclius of Grand Rapids.“
Foster has retained Clarence’l'Dar-mw.‘

well-tram Chicago labor attorney, to
defend him. ' "

 

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_ VMr. "Wilson forlnerlylived in Prince; .
tonv which is a part of M‘érccr county, .
and voted in the college town whilcl

ruling made yesterday bars 111111.:er 1?
voting-here. according to the
roast officials. '

 

he ,was President or-thc (Pnitcdrsmeél ‘7
He cannotvote in the District of Col-l :
umbia, wlierc he now-_lives, mane:

We“; ”oft; .

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,“ll'he- CountyBoard': of Electionséxats '»
resented the applications" of half ea f ‘

 

$137311 Aches and Pains
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