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MARCH. 13," 1928.
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BOllSflNROSE
ultxc‘E MARTIN
, 1.“... Milfl’ Correspondent)
March 12.—A
‘ , plilfllc mun once
. .mv whether people
I .1 him, just so they
ll- minted advertlin‘
\' ”.1 so he got. himselt
B, M“
‘\l:'
‘.
.. u m made n notional
_. luriisinz. That it
; :wriising bothered
.. , :ui‘ dill It affect hi!
' . ..~.. When Penrooo.
' 1w sscs." died. there
-.: lléo for his honor-
imple asked who
; _.-.. and till the
lung occupied in
..ll.-u and on page
. 1.. u'spnperl.
.,~.._i A. need. There
....r in France. nnd
~ {L major of field;
appointed ‘0 the
‘w iiiilx: (1. fl. senator
'.l, mm] a little late!‘
., .i lull term in that
mutton looked Reed
, ltml he seemed to
v. iliil or energy nnd
.pgu urml. so common
lu‘ l.l.ssed with I.
. .mmon sense and
l to be remarkably
2mm Pennsylvania,
, expected to be
..; ll importance. Reed
. mmghly. scrutinised
\\';1.slllngton. and he
“5 “oil.
. lwing mokod over.
scrutinizing himself.
Sllile in the Union
,, ,. more part of the
, [Mu common
.mna. that “at. 1.
Ambition
tiznt Pcnrose had left
pssrsslons either of
'i. more to an aspiring
,E- public life than much
, was membership on
National committee.
the chairmanship of
.ll(‘f‘ committee. that
which makes tarifl
uhd thus streets the
w of every inhabitant
rirnies.
thly logical Major
!;i:~"if. who ever heard
.‘2' n. national committee.
»-\\‘ propelcln his own
. n is there who has not
'rl again. of the chair-
- :m» l-‘lnance committee.
may be?”
:‘ to this little question-
.r the astute Mr. Reed
Appointed a. member of
l‘lnunce committee the
The membership on the
wmittec already had gone.
fuss from Reed, to his
anntor George \thrton
l .4'.
“llfi is by wny of saying that
l is brim: groomed as the
l'rnrosv. He is a long
szuzil; he has just start-
w. lir- may ilnd it as
«Nuns as the Argonne
-::l.m.=. But like the war.
‘2 (13'.
‘l- iilK Publicity
‘ - Mum his appointment
"illlllllV'O is this: That
l'ngv l of the news-
~ only a junior [mem-
‘llllllt‘l‘. bill. he ll on
chairmanship. He
' 'rr, but he will get
. 3 ml lw trudges along
'lvwvs of n Pennsyl-
, lllnt committee are
as to be news.
» in \V’ashlngton thlt
.n, the canny secre-
mnuliry. is backing
-. to he the big man
.-.mi consequently
.. n of the Republican
nation. It Mellon
’ur lined. hd will not
" .- work himself. for
. ‘ . or energy.
“ ~ Old this your. c
' - , rilllfl of degrees and
* ll» Sinnto today who
‘ rho A. E. F. You
‘ "l good looking. but,
K. Hahn and others.
‘ about that. It I.
' 1w I’Sl-JD to be a
'»"r.
Y ‘1 « \. coxmnmon.
—. vamp, March 18
"‘ " ~ 'tnl F‘nirfleld County
, rvnve for older boys
.. Sirnti’ord churches
llllr‘flfly of (hi! week.
-.- Of New Britain. Well
« successful speech-
vn the state. will be
. vkwr at the confer-
" "-z‘n.
‘ ’lIlng‘ there will be I.
‘ lmm at which~cheors
“‘ll songs will b! sun:
' r» in ccnoral will be hid
......M‘ A number of
' ‘: have made known
of taking 0,1“?an
r'\' and will leave on
I tmln Friday after-
T'f .
l"? l
is held under ‘1"
r no H'nia Sunday 3‘3””,
,vwl Hm Fairfleld County
‘ ‘r: if we worried 10"
" are after here and
‘ ‘th we are hereafter.
m“ M r—rr IS won'rn
\mxmz
-r’ "1 “in. enclose with in
‘ ”W It 00.. 2835 Shot-
.1. 7 . ”"30. 111.. writing your.
“"1"! . Mr: 3'.“ clearly. You Jr!“
M [‘f ""1?“ a trial package eon-
~‘ “(they lnd Tu- Com-
list.” .2}... colds one may:
mm; for palm- in olde-
,v""r"f'i rMumstism.
[flu ‘ ”Md" nilmentl:
. ‘ "'ll': Tablets. n. wholuonu
utmo- _
mono. In” mum.»
wu m or m .u...‘
(Infinity
- bread boxes.
White enameled on heavy tin and nice-
ly finished and labeled, practical size. Spe-
cial value, 31. - ‘ '
White enameled canister sets, 4 pieces
--1 lb tea canister, 2 1b coffee canister, 3 lb
sugar canister, 5 1b flour canister, all blue
stencilled. Complete set, 85c. ’
White enameled canister sets, 4 pieces
--2 lb tea. canister, 3 lb cofiee canister, 5 lb
sugar canister, and 10 lb flour canister, all
9nd onto: the noted touch-rs
of
Roll top
v
fl'ourth floor. rear
Canister sets
special 85c.
‘of
English of the county. character-any
otter-noon gt his home. He became ill
‘ with ubzogchial trouble four weeks
on. old the Emily Bcntord chair
FEW HAVEN. Comm. Much 18.-— of English literature.
Charlton mm: Lewis. professor
, He came to Yule! 1895 d be-
Engiioh literuturo ct n1. University. n n
came a. full prozemo rln 1899. He was
born in Brooklyn. 8’. 1..
polntment at Yale. Z
., 3 .11! 1136, ‘3 ‘-
studied law at Columblnlnd mom ' '
in New zen: until his fondn‘é‘. 'Yor '
literature led him. fi'aficept'the up-
Advertlse in the Sentinel.
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wut’radusteu ffl‘om talc
NOEL. Mm.
sourl‘l Ozark Mountains scientists
hive duz'up what may be a. rival of
March 13.—-In m.—
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WumluoeupnrneukvmnmlMM
Delightful coats and capes
, for little girls $5. 1
ets.
ormg.
ric, but all of the
from 2 to 6 years are is
of plain color, sometimes with plaided matching fabric for pock-
Sometimes the entire cost is made of a Small checked fab-
materials are of fine texture and attractive col—
shioned with
. Just as stunning asjthoy can. be. These little coats for girls
at care from coatings
Every litlte coat or cape is fashioned with the flare that im-
parts that sort of swagger eficct so pleasing in
ing of little girls of this age.
This is a real opportunity for mother to get a smart coat
for her little girl for only $5.
Second floor. tour
the smart dress-‘
Fourth floor, no:
Canister . set
' special $1.
_ Oriental rugs of ’*
peculiar charm . and beauty.
There is no mistaking a. real Orient? mg by
blue stencilled. Complete set $1.
Fourth floor. rear
Women’s gloves
chamoisette.
Made with strap around wrist and em-
broidered backs. Colors are beaver, mode,
sand and covert, $1.35.
Children’s ’ gloves of chamoisette in
white, with black embroidered backs, 85c.
sum floor. left. center
Women’s hosiery
ribbed 75c.
A sport rib—~—ribbed to the toe—fine
mercerised linenin black, coating and co-
coa, 75c.
Iuin floor. lea... center
the eye accustomed to the peculiar character in the
rug and the ability to understand the mystic lan-
guage it seems to speak.
The peculiar charm of the Oriental rug is its
naturalness, the soft, deep colors;'the strength of
texture, and the charming irregularity of design,
suggesting the beauty of natural scenery. These
are unmistakable and inimitable. -
Woven by hand, each design made as the
weaver works, makes it almost an impossibility to
find two alike as to size or design, therein lies add-
ed charm. ‘
We have been most fortunate in securing quite a collection Of special interest
4 feet, 10 inches.
feet, 3 inches.
at prices still more interesting. Our advise is supply your needs from this lot:
Beluchistans, 2 feet, 10 inches by 3 fee
Special values $19.50.
Beluchistans, 2 feet, 10 inches by
4 feet, 7 inches up to 3 feet, 6 inchcsby 7
Special values $29.
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Spartas, Mehals, Goravans and Shervans, 3 feet, 4 inches by 6 feet, 1 inch up
to 2 feet, 10 inches by 8 feet, $39.
Sercbends, Hamsdans, Lillihans, Kazaks, and Tabrls,
10 feet, 5 inches by 13 feet, 5 inches, $49, $150 and $275.
Third floor. rear
4 feet by 5 feet up to
t, 11 inches up to 2 feet, 8 inches byd
Such a relief from the vivid colors these real smart shapes of
Tagal and Milan hemp. Some of them are trimmed with ribbon
to match 'and some in contrast; others have a’ bit of color by way of
Springtime hats Of A
smart simplicity $5. .
a cluster Of fruit or flowers.
These are hats that distinctly say service and reflect dignity.
Many people are going to like them, too, for they look very good for
$5,
Second floor. trout.
Hz. ». 'la ‘ : $1. :i , "3‘ ,"
KlnB~Tutonkhameng_ns partly mums ton representing» the mucous cram
mined body of a. prehistoric Indus :Amerlcan Indian, Heye' Foundation of A;
was. found under” the overhanging
bluff or Cowskin River near. hero.
Wrapped in tattered decrsldn and
covered with coarse grass matting.
the body was dug up by orches-
oioglsts, in charge or M. R. Harring-
New York.
One sign of spring is when young
fellows get. so mad at the senersl
perversity 0: things they so and join
the navy.
Hand-made
blouses $1.95.
Soft voilesand pretty striped dimities
and cross bars with fine drawn designs on
cellars and oufls and on front of blouse.
, Some with round neck, some with long
collar and V or‘ square neck nicely finished
—dainty-—and special values at $1.95. "
Socnd floor, rec
Mai D’Or
face powder.
Just an introductory offcr—thls deli.
catch perfumed face powder put up in st-
trective box end a vanity case containing
rouge and puff.
,The powder sells roundly for more
than the price asked for both. They are
yours for 71c. ‘
/
“summon
Spice sets
enameled.
White enameled on heavy tin, H spice
set consisting of 7 small spice cans with
one large container, all with gold lettering.
Entire set complete $1. ‘
routs floor. r...
s
Flour cans
251b. size.
Heavy tin flour cans, beautifully white
enameled and nicely labeled, 25 pound Size
and special value at 950.
Fourth floor. rear
Round cake
- CIOsets $1.45.
Round cake closets of heavy tin, white
enameled, made with sliding door and two
shelves. Special $1.45.
Fourth floor, rear ’
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BALL 69’ CONCERT .
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