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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 16, 1923 · page 6

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PAGE so . FRIDAY' MARCH 16,19 .

WOULD CAST
FATHER’S ASHES
TO THE WAVES

NEW YORK. March 15.—The ashes
.i’ the nth. Pork ‘mmnmin, noted law-
Elf and futhcr-ln-lnw of the late

nrlco Caruso will not he scnttrrml to
the four winds in the middle of the
Atlantic oronn until some la‘mr dale.
a court order today having delayed
tho (‘nrryimz out of lirnjamln's wish
by his adopted daughter. Miss An'm
Ilolrhl livninmin.

Miss l’mninmlu had completed plans
to sail on the l‘rnsidont \Vilson of the
Caulish line. with the nslws of llou-
jnmin.
instrurtq-(l to inform her

 

ant. l‘Ittoro Eznr had been‘
whmi the,
ship was in n1i.l~.\lnnlin. and Sin- \x'iry

what cauree to take.

Women advocates of the measure
point to the fact that Massachusetts
has a forty-eight. hour law. anithat
Rhode Island has acted favorably on
a change In the law in that state. They
advance the claim thut the health at
the women is at stake. At the sam-
tlmo. the argument is advanced by
women sponsors of the bill that prac-
tically all the factories and mills in
the state are opr‘mting on a fifty-hour
innsis voluntarily, and that. only a. few
of the factories insist on holding to
the fifty-live hour requirement.

QLAIM $15,000
ill DAMAGE SUIT

Foliclna ‘Benevolll. administratrlx ot‘

 

 

 

lho estate of the late Clomcnte Bene- ‘
will. truckmnn. of 37 Oak street. has-J
brought suit for $1.1M“ against Frml a

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THEDAILYSENTmEn’ ' ‘ i " .1

 

FOR EASTER’S COMING
EVENTS .

- Whether your desired cOstume-lde for a wrap, or suit: or‘ dress, your
1 new Easter hat, or separate wear in blouse or skirt, every mood and mode
of the fashion for the Spring of 1923 is among the styles we now present

thrn to consign tho nShrs to lho winds ‘ \Vnshlnzton in :1 damage action filorl ~ .
nnvl son. as Benjamin requested in his in the Superior court yesterday after- 3 .: for Easter wearlng‘.
will. ‘ '
noon. i l
Tho Pour! orvier. which will (inlay It is nucgfld in the complaint that; _; '
this unlqun i‘f‘l‘l'lllr‘llY was obtained by Ronr‘vr‘lll “is fatally injurpd February é ;
ltome-yn I‘nrk llvnjamin. son of the 2 1923. when an a‘nomohilo which he 5 .5

nwyi-r. ilnll l'roihvr of Mrs. Enrico
Caruso, who vlonmnds an norountin':
or runny it: ms of his mother’s person-
nl prnpm'tv including jmvr‘lry worth
$5,0rm and Shr'uritivs \nlum‘i nt $15,.

our), Mrs. ih‘nlumin (lie-(i :1 {MV “0.4“. lit-nv-vvlli immmiintr'iv nftor the I“ -,
:lnm- hwy. huslulml. rinl~nt was rmnovr-d ‘n lI‘nnlhnm ”I“ a
-' I H —-«- inll'il. Tlron'x', .\', T.. whore he was 1:.“
my“ trrntml for n frm‘turo of the log nn:l‘ ‘
ihl'” a ‘1” intornnl lniurirs. He wn! lntnr Wu 'J
, ”.0" movml to tho Stamford llospltnt at;
F thr‘ro ho dim] on li‘nhrunry in nftn §
“3 §AEL fiN 'n-I oprrntion llnvl horn port'ornrw I:
“5”} ' ‘ Jihvro. .
.‘lARDOV GRANTED DIVORCl‘, i
l 800 * 1 \Villinm B. Mnnlon. of Scorn: ; J
, imrsn. nu vniplmo oi' the ('onnm‘ti. a"
*'—“""'- it‘nmpznm'. was _\'13ill’l’lifl.\' ginutml ‘l
l

March 16.7-—
Jumroyy hm:

S'i'\\ll“tlltl‘.
Ailr‘u'iui' i“l‘,'lllk T'I‘
vountm r'v-Il hi‘: So‘l“.lt'|‘.‘: in

\Vutwr litimko \vlion tho lni‘iwr i<: llroun. in Hm ('i\il shin (If i“‘ll"“"“
lilrouxtllt f,“ trial 'in the oily court on n 1 “mu-1‘ 'l‘ho dh-m‘rn nvlion of Mm
rinino m shrmrms: .lHSr‘ph linilsm. 1 .mn against his wife \vos not run
\i'ho llv H u'mmrlv 'l in tho Stamford I 1“qu :
l ‘ ' ‘

Hospital. flirt

'urrrninu.
Mr. Jumrozy hecnmn intorostod in
the rnsw “'hr-n ho was rolled into Can

tnin John P. ltrv nnnn's off‘Ir‘o {inll mmln‘

:‘H‘qllilinlwl \iilh tho hm.» Surrounl‘
inr: ilw Shouting nml the plizht thv
:kuxul man's info is in. \lrs. l'hm-
\vo. Inoihvr of two childrrn. nno out
thrm‘ wm-ks Hill. has just l‘l‘t‘flVPP‘Il
from Sir-knvss null hvr rhildrnn are ill
with strip. Sim is practically «institutr‘.

:ind ('Illl I"Ii:‘~'n nu “Inns-y for lwr hug—E

livl‘vnllimy

ownmi and driven hy Goorge Chivhrs
;ter. of 4 .‘liller street. this city on tlw-
lloslnn l‘ost road collided with “’ash
i'v'rton's machine which had horn in“
slmuliuz on the road without lights. '

 

uiwwrvv- or «Hun-r1- from his \Viro (‘u
I?, Martini). on tho grounds of ll,

‘milml intmnpvmnrr. ”by Judge A. \‘.

.lumrozy :Irmnsml n-
SL'H u Loni for llcmko's rvlcnw this"

 

'IIMI SAfiE TEA
murmur

lazn'ImnS llraulll’ully mul Boston‘s ll:
5 \:Iiurn| (‘oior mui Lustre at ()nu-
t‘wmnnn Kurt‘ull smzw Mrwml inh-

~ Lu,

"i”“l'” 'l' i"""""- 41 =.-x\,\‘ i- :1. with sulphur illili alcohol ‘3-
llmnko “ll not lm arraicnml m ;-.1iz..l_ “‘1“ turn :my. Hrcukml and k
r'ourt until l‘tnslmtn has t‘t'f‘nvt‘rmi ':..,oil Imir lnnutifuiiy «huh and lu\ 1'.

from tho r-Ff- viz: of tho wound, pfiSUi‘nli‘J

within :1 \x-mk Mr. .lnmrozy lmlinvw:
that l>wml<o (-nu in working: in thr-
Imnnti-vw <ili‘l"1l‘illli: his: u'it'n null
(‘llii'il'lfl I'ntil the court (lrviilr‘s ill--
rose. '
\\'()3[l“..\' “'AN’I‘ I..\\\'
[‘0]: 50 "0"“. “TIER
An intvnsiin campaign is 1min:
('(Hliilll'il‘li ivy \rnmrn's organizations

or thw xtutv to imlm'o the llll‘lllill‘l‘s oi"

the (I: uv'rni Aswmldy. :Iud portir‘ulnr-
1y: thv- n-ir‘mlu-m oi' the committee on
inlror, to art favorably on a hill rv—
iurins.’ to My hours 11 work the mn‘f-
mum lmurr: or vmploymr-nt of wmnmr

Mixing: ll?!’ Snnv 'l‘ru an"
H‘H‘ipr at hmm, though. is
'lr: Hill'wvmr. An (hairr \\'.'l_\' is to m '
[Hm rvnliyJH—qu pnpnrution imr
‘m'uv-vi by thv n-i-liimn Hf ”UHF ixu
Junrlhnis :1. lm;:«- lmitl- :it liitln Purl.
Hi 'ililf! sinns‘. known :13 “\\'_\¢-th'r
Rum and Su'plnvr (‘nznpuumi." thin
mnnivlim: :1. int of muss.

\\'l\iltv izrny. {mic-«l imir is: not Sin
'ul. uni nil (lisw‘irt’ to rtfuin v Hr youth
Hui :xmunmnt‘v nnvl ntirurtinrn-ss, l'-\
Mlem-nu‘z your hair with \Vytila’:
Swim and Sulphur (‘ompoumL no mtv
‘r'ztn in H_
7v“,y, so "\'(‘l‘.i_\‘. You just Ilumprn :‘
uivmittn or roit hrush with it and rlrnw

urizmt,
Sufpllur

~”j ”I" "”1'1‘hi'hll.thenmnut‘nrturinz::Vlzis 1"rr‘nzh }:‘:7r lwir, ink-int: on:
Illwvltrii,“ .'Ii’l‘ Inirgu'tmp‘ strrnuously to '«mnll rtrnnri nt ntimn; by mornit‘v
"n' ‘ ”w” ”‘ “l" prvsont “fly-niv‘inil nrn)‘ hairs hn‘m ‘iiisnl‘lli'nl’i'fl

'mur ro 'Hlll'l‘nlt‘lli. 'l‘lw inluor r‘ommlt—I
'vr‘, ulvivh lwlrl hrnrinns on the mnt~‘l
'v r 'lll'l cunsivlwrvd it yostorlinv in rx—f
l
i

P(‘liil\(‘ snsslon has not yrt «irriviml

\‘h r :llTfilll-‘r nno’inntion nlr two your‘

"air hrr‘omrs lir-m'tirully dark. glossy
'n’t .‘lllll luxurinnt and you npponr
3'4 or! youm‘:or~n\d\'.

 

 

 

 

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popularity.
appeal.

$16.50

 

THE DRESS 01“ THE SEASON
IN COMBINATION MODELS

The convenience and comfort of these
new combination dresses is equalled by
their chic prettincss, the true test of
Their pricings are of equal

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SPRING’S NEWEST COATS
AND WRAPS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SPRING’S NEW Two AND
THREE-PIECE SUITS

The rich, full folds of these new

wraps and coats are all the more becom-
ing—for the gay contrast of their radi-
We Show them in many

ant linings.
new models.

$15.00

, Here are the new Spring suits in two
and three pIece models which have
swept Into popularity wherever fashion
leads.

‘ $19.50 up

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

EASTER SUITS AND

 

 

 
 

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BUY ONE NOW it
"-33 .32, P
‘ RESS YOUNG
i" -‘ 5
ES MEN’S IDEAS
x - You’ll be surprised at the amount of per-
'3? / sonahty that’s tailored into these clothes.
by} , ‘ All the good new style ideas in both. All
J, the new materials. All the best colors. The
J 11‘ .. finest sults and top-coats for Easter and
P .~ Spring“ Wear.
lE\Q (3 ‘1 §
SELLERS KITCHE
o CABINETS
11 account Of the i l r 0 , »
$12.33:er “mm“mw‘m
. WASHBURN-CROSBY CO'S
g GOLD MEDAL FLOUR

FREE
With

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With
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