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Evening sentinel, Monday, June 4, 1923 · page 5

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POCAHONT AS

1‘ “5h Resent Digging .Up
of Old Bodies by Ameri-
can Searchers.

 

 

. 51:, ling. June 4. (By

: ., ,4 ——lu~scntment at the

I .~\.ild l‘ago Gaston, Am-

..tlst and his associates

, tit» remains of scores

‘-‘“ ' . unorzo’s church yard

; mr the bones of 90-

1. l unabated among
hula.“-

Huston has been at

.u-lnin that no ditto-

- a. l, the inhabitants

'l on indignation

their sentiment‘i

Iiilerh authorities.

,, 'i thrcatoned to pc-

l" mom! 0! Canon

:.l‘-lllr of the church.

. .H‘rtlay at the 1'!-

, linnt‘s. They were

|. \Nl they said to see

, talking of tea and

' ”Iiihlllh“! While the

n‘.l'$ITl'tl"‘H ll’l (hflll'

.] '2]! buckets lull 0f

. ml bones from the

murnphm‘s snapped

ii to such criti-
t'..ttmn today in de-
_, lztliOn. “Lord Cur-
‘v‘l and the outbursts

W. .1 upon miscon-

. ttmt'lvos. lily sole

"l the body of one
.i romantic and hu-
, lr'y colonial life of
-t-r it in a. fitting
'r '1!“ at Washington.

‘l an abiding mem-

, most gallant epi-

in American his-

~.»~uv~
r1 .<

‘ l scoured written
‘l the descendants
'h in America and

' lei the approval
,. «lilo: to exhume

"l'll as the support

jr..i\lll1: union. will

. charges of prl‘
- l'.‘ signs."

tum ACClDENTS
TAKEQBiG JUMP

Slarllin: Increases in Hart-
ford —-- Figures Show
{.(l‘\ 0" $114,000.

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« 'wnts last week in
aw ntlvut cities ro«
ll‘ly $114.08‘. ac-
u just issued by
' Mntnr Vehicles.

.tlv-nts ot a. major

- lawn reported to

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: I LAW musnc

in! Amendment to Consti-
tution Can Lift Ban to Bo-
come Effective June 10.

 

 

WASHINGTON. June 4. —-Appll-
tion to tho letter of the Supre o
Courts decision barring all have 0
liquors from the territorial waters of
tho United Statss is provided in regu-
lations imued by the treasury to take
unset: after 12:01 a. in. June 10.
Specifically the regulations. as pub-
lished today. apply the three-mile
deadline to liquor carried for beverage

 

uso on day United. sum.» foreign
vessels as sea storoalt waahy finding
some moans of exemption tor liquor so
carried that treasury .oiilcials: had
hoped at out. ‘to.avoid‘ conflict-with
torcign laws. , .

Besideds the exemption granted
liquor for medicinal and; moramontal
outpaces. the only exceptions in the
wall thrown up against liquor, trans-
Wrtation'withlnths three mils limit

fire the usual immunity accorded dip-

omats and the privileges allowed for-
eign vessels of war. Also vessels
forced by distress into an American
harbor and able to show that the
necessity of refuge was grave will. if
they have liquor abodrd. be permitted
to give bond for faithful observance or
the dry law. .

While some treasury oilicials felt
that Congress might find a ,way of al-
leviating a situation which it was gen-
erally agreed would provo embarrass-

 
 

ing to integration-l commons. others
were convinced that only; changa'in
the 18th amendment itasit would per-
mil: this. ' - .

It is provided that thaesgulations
shall not apply.“ .vs-slstich have
left a foreign port prior to June 19,

Unitod states after tho oflsctivs date.

Forgets Teeth: Swallows
Them, Saved at Hospital

EVANSTON. ILL—Lawrence el-
sey forgot to remove his false teeth
when he went to bed Saturday night
and hsvnearly lost his life as the re-'
sult. Ho swallowed them in his sleep
and awoke almost strangled. Rushed
to the hospital. he was subjected to
an emergency operation and the teeth
removed. '30 says ho will never (or-
got them again.

 

 

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Exactly what you’d expect from the name.

A week in which the stores of the Retail Board of The Bridgeport 1--
Chamber of Commerce will show you especially their Quality Merchan- ‘ —
dise. ‘ .. '

Plenty of it, picked by experts in the best markets, to be bought at
reasonable prices.

..

Everything for the Home!
Everything for Women’s Wear!
: Everything for Men’s Wear! .
Everything for Children’s Wear!
Everything for Comfort and Content!
Every late style for the Whole Family!

Quality Merchandise, quick and courteous service. A' real hearty

personal contact with men and women who wish to give you their best
efforts "

 

Six Exhibition Days:

Monday, June 4, to Saturday, June 9

 

ill! the depart-

* .4 one that shows
tlmvs as many
- ll’ld during the

:1..,m.r-r 3 1

intro. NOW Lon-
iv :m- lauded for
c :-x accidents in
.r ' izrnwing increase
" . .inmnbile registra—

‘: rosultt‘d in four
w H lnjurios (frac-
xttrmil injuries).

<l>ruken bones)
.. a (bruises and
'-vlu'n parts and
. z that were sent. to
“..’.:h[ the actual
‘w about 314,084.
‘ 1w!“ ETA f9 A0
-" ‘ - figure of 825.000
' the department
L llzure as the total
in the seven cities.
~ vniiro state is es-
.' twice that of the

1""!!‘Illi‘lwllrill' Last W k.

192 1922
........ 7i 1‘
Fatalities.
......... 16 19
Fatality.
........ u D
Fatality.
........... 13 5
.......... 24 22
........... 9 7
............ 8 10
7 ....... . 157 88

7 llii not the automo-
H the guilty person

' ‘5 1' auto accidents in
«' :trc involved. IC-
nn Hartford auto-
m- the week ending

' tn the latest report
state department

. “alkl may mutter
‘ - nlllomobllllt misses
- rhlnl hair's breadth.
" that tho epithets

2 ltv the other aids.
~ : is for the week b0-
.. and pedestrians.
~ :lnpartmont. in ”V-
~< the blame on tho

1.,

stone age:
‘- r the likes it.

“77"
Bronchitis

Neglected Coughs “Wm '
lead to Bronchitis. Aim

Influenza and all”:
nations.

W
roféhrs

HUNEWW‘

L. bum 1"
Welt 11' fl »
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The total tor,
:4 nonrly twice as‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

~Come! See.’~

LIST OF MEMBERS

BRIDGEPORT PUBLIC MARKET. W
N. BUCKINGHAM & 00., Furniture

GEO. B. CLARK 00.. Furniture

DAVEY BROTHERS, Provisions

DAVIS I RAW 00.. Jewelers

G. W. FAIBCHILD & SONS, Jewelers
HADLEY‘S. Furniture

mm. Men‘s Wear

ROWLAND DRY GOODS 00.. Dept. Store
HINDLE DRUG STORES. Pharmacists
LAKES, Couloctlonu-y

Enjoy ! Learn ! \

ms or manna
LUS'I'IG‘B. Milllnory ' '
mum's. (Jilldron's Appsrd
was a 00.. Apparel
CAESAR men, mo. App-n1
Niruss moon covnnmo 8110?
n. M. Khan 00.. Dept. Stars ~
ROCKWELL a 00.. Women‘s'Apparsl f}:
surrmmnsr 00.. Dept. Store
sums: smith. Mas' Wom-
rows: a xonmnmn. Oustosn Tailors

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“At the Sign of the Chimes ” .. ‘

at Faircliild’s is not an; event—it is, in fact; but an milieu! '
-—because the name “Fairchild” has implied “Quality”- for nearly fifty .
Eight Years.

men arid women" from all over Fairfield County began coming
to uslgoi'sgsuality Diamonds, Jewelry and Silverware—today their children
and grand-children are cominfieto us. perpetuating a relationship with an m-
stitution which has not once trayed the confidence that has been placed
in it for over half a century. Quality First, last and All the-mine has been
our axiom all these years. - »

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“MoreCroft
Cut Crysta ”

f 'A' remarkable ofl'erlng' in‘
'cut glass of special interest to
housewives and to people buy-
ing gifts for June weddings.
{The quality of this glass is
beyond criticism. All the
pieces are useful and there are-
scveral 'difi'erent designs in the
collection.

Many of these brilliant
sparkling pieces are cut. by
experts from the best quality
potash lead blanks of crystal
glass. The diamond poinsettia
pattern appears on many piec-

 

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12-inch Iargs‘ ;.. .
Flower Vase

Flower Vase

 

Largo Fruit
or Orange Bowl

 

 

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$5.00
\ is the price
Largo Sits
Sugar and Cream Set .
[rail Compotes Water 'Jugs‘
Salad .Bowls Sugar and cream:
Fruit Bowls . Table Tumblers
I Orange Bowls Large Vases
Table gazillion

to match Water

 

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FOUR SPECIALS

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.3. peri'ection of those pro- YOU DIRECT m on OP, those elements must
3.. ducal m Mom THESE roan SPECIALS needed to regulate a.
8. EV"! Mm“ '5 we“ ONE our: or omens—Holding body me- the lens ; , f
:3. ‘0' tiffnrgdmug from ten to twelve dozen of oranges, Winter diet of new”
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.3. ing season develop the from twelve to fifteen dozen of lemons, form every day- III
.3. very tinestugavor and acordlng to size. easily and economimlly
generous s
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.3. ducing, germ qua. mg four dozen oranges, four dozen them—at trulyeoonom-
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Just as the automobile has sup-
nosds of every family, the
laundry of today supplies m
cry sanitary used from the
roughest wash to the finest
finished fabrics;

OurielsphonoisM—callps
andsrcpresentstivswilloall
and explain our; different,
services that-we can-offer

 

 

 
 
 
 

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