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Evening sentinel, Friday, January 5, 1923 · page 12

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Strikes and lockout: numbered Still
the two years. alfeotlng 3,153 people:
ue' compared with m in the previous

Journal. .

Open Friday and Saturday Evenings
See the Window "Displays ‘

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That Spare Room

expense.

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are 1!! thor- unions in tar-.231».
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were; declared eeticut bee flan c! Inbou- and ’88? not Wm

Amoundng the Closing Days of Our

Get Acquamted Sale

:fl'nrniture forlvexykoomintbefioueeinfieteorfiingle Pieces
REDUCED FRCM 20 T0 40 PER CENT.

RAYMOND R. AIKEN
RAYMOND ,. e SON

WALL 8 HIGH STREETS NORWALK, CONN.

 
 

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TheASHFORDenemeledbedroomnlte nitewflllndbnutyenduheer

tothegne‘rom Anoubleleeureiethegreeelullyeurvedeutline
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enamel sigh stripes. fill shed

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exuding]: lo! figure of 3159.00.

 

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£6?“an happily reunited

 
 
 
 

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She was living In the Ante,
, town or Caeserea when the

boy was taken from her and the
about to be carried 01! byan '
when she flashed her teeth.

 
 
 
 
 

: “wa‘e tiniest unbelievable.

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. The life. or my boy wee spared. and
was paved.

nltlll'll. .
lucked Up By Arr-lil- , _ _

Arabian desert 1800 mleie away, .

dicrs thought I had died:

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

by the gold teeth.

in the nearby country.

began their wholesale deportation;

Summary of

 

in: discussions.

_ showing concern tor her health.

ure at reparations meeting.

Wales is to marry Scottish girl. or. no-

Ellaabeth BoweeeLyon. ajcloee' friend

- and bridesmaid of Prison: Mary.
London Spectator urges that am-

< meat of late United flutes Ambula-
dor Walter B. Page be erechd in

devotion to Great Britain.
Great Britain olflciale fear that
Turk. will seek to pront by collapse 9‘.

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.. I :1,” gm terrlryln experiences
éIrelandtortbeII-iebeonvnrdellkoa dren :- “.8 ,
WBMW.‘ all new "Woman 0: 331mm?” aathe ,
Turke called he‘l‘. is Mrs. Jami.
‘ ‘ " acoubien. "

9110.38? husband was lhot. he?

"rhi caect," saye m... Yacaublan

"After two week: inrprleonment
we were started on a march to the

“On the way I contracted mm. 1
tell in a faint on the fond. y'flb sol-

“But I managed to crawl‘aiolli the , “f
road until I reached the 61399092. this “‘
desert, eating. nuts, the bark or treat
and licking the moist blades of gren.‘
A band ot roving Arab- round; me. .
They had already learned can. ‘myril ‘
fiery woman! who had braved. the. .3; A
‘ urkishg- emcee. They recognised me ’

“Thaw took me to‘ some Armenians , \

“Then I learned the children had
been taken to Konla. to a Near} East ,
, Relic! orphanage. Reunited we molt-1 tlnople: On the way-Wye were stopped from interfering with. me.
fly caught the last train to leave the twice by Turkish soldiers; But every- “These teeth may not be what; you.
interior of Thrace before the Turks where, it seemed, €113 Turks had heard Americans” can the ‘rigltt style. ” but

“In three days we reached Conet'am saw my. gold teeth they retrainedImelf’ """

Bonar Law in explainifig collapse»: “dependent occupation action by France .by which me partner. Colonel Jacob

., Paris reparation) conference declare. to enforce reparations terms must be Rum“ was to buy his half “(cm

; separation of England and France ole :conelder. automatically an in act 61 iii estimated t8:000.000 property ’11
vital issue wag inevitable and that?” fallen through 1

nothing could be gained from prolong- General belle! prevails in Great —-—————a_...__..

Lady Actor. is ordered by doctore‘to peanut-lain can be found ini “Wu-hing.
take complete test. family and triende ton. .- _ , 9" me In“

Unofficial reports in Paris m the: Hawaii him at New York that it ~ Ever! women who men‘- Iron:
' France is hurrying preparutione for will be. unwise to release Boecoe Ari WIN: “mum dragging-down
invadon of the Ruhr as result on tall- buckle pictures. ’

London DallsKNewe now voucher as cleree. that some "or Russian crown
authoritative report that Prince of

his birth. one is described Quay

 

, Wen-1mm:- abbey astribute to m ',

dropped his gun and etdrcd no; , L . _ .. 3 ......

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MR . 2mm... TACQUBIAN ‘WOHAN or msrrs'gr' AND
HER sosN, moss mus wuss SAVED BY A Fuss os‘ HE'S GOLD-
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the‘ story of Caelbiéres: When they they- havefineant lite and happinent to:

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about peace in‘ Ireland. . New: York that hole still bolt-owner
Ger-mun: prose asserts» that any in- at Yank bushel! club. and that deal

Parie reparationsfproceedings: and may. band ct, Geraldine Far-ran nya he wilt: '
compelhreiak atLaunnne._ . ‘ make no elfort to reach New York by g .
' Dublin reports that an- attetnpt is next Thur-day. when- her divorce amt -

to be made to reconvene national Sinn toe! ‘0 trial. ...... .1
Mommg eWS Fein convention. in odor: to bring Colonel '2. L. Huston announcee at

 

“Britiln that only solution oh; Enni- MALE mm

 

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pains; nervousness. irregularities. adios
Monte. “hum? 9“ am
denoyjhonld recognise in ms iiinp-
Jewell worth millions lie in m" °l 52.? 1:51.12: .gifixénmmntaanfl 28:11.:-
"mum mums buried in mm are come arm-e seriou- imam de-
w; gal; comgahilt-hmfim 1“ $fldh b»! lmgigycém
”Maw let HIS-“fl; m: mt?“ In“ the“ Jae-nude.
mind-item!” 1:; ' .. * J L
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Story in Chicago: nugepaper; gado-

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ample. London. 58 1-2 Water 81,
Under; the English regulations re-
~gaming la‘h students. notice must be

 
 
 
 
 

Specnals in Broken Lin“
and Discontinued
Numbers

‘Tn'rhracethepoeeesetonof gold . , 3
teeth reflects something almost unper- » ,. , » .

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Sanford. Glendenning of
larehip and entered Mop.

a’law student at the Inner

 

 

 

 

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Nemo Corsets, slightly_ soiled.

Binner Corsets,“ discontinued numbers

' ' Misses’ Ferns Sport. Corsets, $2.00 val.

Misses Ferris Corded Waists, $200 val
Broken Lines imReIiabIe Makes, $1.50
Nemo Circlets’, $1 50 and $200 val.

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150 ”me time :36 won a TB! 80m

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Ban Ton Corsets, laced front, discontinued suit}...

values.

 

 

Wool Hosiery

“Tripletoe and Centimer'i, Heather Mixtures

$1.95 vaInc

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‘Centcmeri, Navy, Brown. CameI, $1. 50 val.

Van Raalts,W1)ol aniSilk and wool Q. 25 val.

 

Woof Glove

Girl’ 3 Grey Scotch Gloves, 981: value .

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Infants’ Caps
White Corduroy and Silk Caps,50c value . . . nowi
White Corduroy Caps, 751: value . . . . . . . . ...... . . now'

Infant'aWIute Mittene,'50c value . . . . .

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7W0 M8030 mm pf the Specials 111 Wool Underw.

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Grey and.
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ifBoys’ and Girls’ Scotch Seamless Gloves, Heather and.
’ 75cvalne .. ,.. ....nor

rWhit'e EiderdownCsps, sizes 16 and 17 $1.00 \al. ..,,._ now
.Eiderdown crib Blankets, 891: value now

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