TURDAY, JULY 14, 1923.
IRK STARTS 0N GIRL DEDICATED
A great calling. a life or service to
other waits or the world now beckons
the little girl with dark hair and
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THE om SENTINEIJ
for the world's title he will have to
eliminate the Jereeymsn when they
clash. On the other hand; But. tor-
mer world's beaten: and American
flyweight crown. is trailing both Gen.
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am and Villa, himself and wants to
prove by his showing against Catena
that he has again regained his old
form and is able to compete with the
best or the boys in the class.
a. frank eyes. 0: course she has no
u serious views or knowledge of the
great hopes she represents. She is
____.. just a refined little girl, going
n. L. & P. Co. Building
"0y IIOUTHB Leeds ls dedicated to y n 8C 00
the service of humani '
_ t). Joy is 11
sears old and thetull significance 0!
her dedication hasn't yet dawned on
work as any other child of her age.
Fortune Held in 'l‘rust
In a. few years she wil attend con-
certs. oratorios and the opera. Then
lain Vast POVVCI'. m..— put It costs $23.88 to go from Paris to
' ‘ “'hi-‘n she becomes a. bit she will have educational trips with London by the air route, according to .
—— older. and something of her history her schoolmates to museums. civic prices based on current rate of ex_ AS'CV PIC“ " Nl'th 577"], N" YCT‘. S107. HO." , ‘0 '
:rtx'nction department of the s told her, shell have a golden mem- and philanthropic centers in Man- change.
it light and Power (‘om- ”5 of the foster mother who thus
hattan and Brooklyn and little trips
to “‘ashtngton. “'est Point and Phil-
adelphia. Spanish. French and Ital-
ian will be included in her studies.
“'hen her course at the private
school is finished—she is now in her
third year—she will have the choice
of attendance at Vassar. Bryn-Mswr.
Barnard, “'ellesley, Radcliffe. Smit.
or any of the other colleges for wo-
men.
directed in her will that JOY be 130“!
:L:l‘::§l:)ffnd fact a help to struggling
Joy doesn't know who her mother
Rik—nor her father. Perhaps both
' are dead. Joy doesn't remember
' um-luwn 5 (”fury at": lming that bitterly cold night. January 1‘9.
. .1 mzttcrml is urxlxing «Luly ”13. when her mother (or was it. her
. :k. father?) stealthlly entered the hall-
: ‘t‘vn “ill way at 219 East Thirty-third street,
'. ll work yesterday on the.
the new sub-station
in ihr Malone lot. New Can.
”war Bunk street. Storage
Even in untouched soils and in ani-
mals or Northern Arctic countries,
bacteria has been found.
In NEW YORK
T he August Sale
COUGHING DISTURBES SLEEP
“My wife coughed all the time and
could not sleep." writes George A.
Owens. Bridgeton. New Jersey. “She H
he completed >by tried Foley's Honey and Tar and had
i “111 lue the southern few York City. placed her, wrapped Throughout me country the de- the best night's sleep she had had for
.. I H heiv Shel tower n. a Manly“?- 0n the floor. Joy then \‘elopnient ot the little girl who a. long time. I used Foley's Honey ,
: lmv “'lnvh wnll brim: \\-lS_0n1y . months old. sprang from a charity cot is being and T" and it helped me too." _
‘ . W'H‘Hil‘ “m“ ”1" “Mi“ m'“ T ,"ln‘l'vue h”sl“ml ”9‘39”“! her. watched with interest. Coughs resulting from Whooping
.n-l shum P0\\'t,l‘ plants of “"‘ (”5‘5 “it"? ”’18 nameless baby - 111' n- Cou Bronchitis. Asthml. HO. Fe- '
Hm, mm and PM” “as ”“3“an to the New York \‘arner M. Leeds, the chi s all. y .
dopted father. is named'guardian of
her person and estate. By the will of
Mrs. Leeds the little girl receives 1-4
ver.
Foley's Honey and 'Isr.
opiates].
and Group quickly relieved with
Contains no
Ingredients printed on the
, m tln.‘ Nursery and Children's hospital. ac-
cording ot Betty \‘an Bthcuysen. in
the Brooklyn Eagle.
llousutnnic river
Is Now Going On
-; inn lihe, \vil'. tumorsv ( _ ‘n' i t t, all the portraits. lin- Curt _ u gt “I c 11 al-
W; ' ”V- gm: u (“5mm") m ~10V.‘\‘\l'e::“::zl’nyniInUCItlo‘tnflmt'he t. ::‘ls'|o::":r“rau:e- ”’5' “mum‘s and cinetl: the Vl’fild..e1n::t 13:): F211;?“ F ’ . ’
x, l '. mmn or hum; and 5' ”mm 0’! a” who fem m 2" “toad household effects. or the 1'05)?!" Honey and 'rar. Stimson-Powell Cor-
'. ”5.”! is. :1 “WM“ tune \\‘hr‘n u veiled woman Visited the mother. mid at the death at r. DOTlflOW—Adv- '
Hue .Iml .tlnmlnum cont. llHHllllill. The veil covered the f, Leeds receives the. residual? estate c ‘nama er a e .f C.ur'e
Mile of “in: is much more of Mrs. “'urner Leeds sister—in-llncv: valued at several million dollars. 9
V“ ‘7'” ”l" “'"mwr “h." "m" M til“ then living iinpln'te millionaire. A. COHEN .' U
‘ l,“ llzltt lull}?! hi:.tithrxlx‘vi:erllyxitfi {\‘Vllliilnll l:. Lv't'tlfl. Mrs. Leeds. \VhOSC Catena and BUff Start pmm ma Decon‘o'm . Q ‘ .
,‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ f , _ l‘r‘t lHHliftllvl. James Godfrey Moore, ' ' 137 Washington 5(- So. N0 - - v I - , . . .
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1" vi lll_\' Iiurint: “illlt‘r iilllt'. 1 t'hlll‘i. “f. 1““. (:1. l'lH'l‘l‘t} f0? l‘li‘i‘ own. Jonny Buff and Henry Catena. who HOW should furniture b. refinish- Gui-3pc? wfirkm’en at file Wareho‘ise have been unwrapplng arid in.
,,..v for Mn. Titus. list-if. lum‘ .\ .1 .. :1 1H.- 3 u, g t c I i th main attrac- ed? S cc 1 . u e van a been ' .
. 'n .l A. l". Crlstllelrl (-mnpnn)‘. mull?” r 1:3,} $33102”: (irigrcnrefmostgz 3:213”: a);o;lnfstarnfly;egght cal-g“ to $21.11“ the mos; gmt‘lmgay p g g S ve auhng It to the Store-
0 'u' ‘llltl. '.'l . w m .-\ wit 1 in til .'. 'Si . ' o N I." w . St d . t0 “3 m, pom “"1 hree . ' . Asto
..»‘t;t thv tour is ltor til: it [LEM]: L It “T ‘b a \ 1” and in ritng‘;‘18::1:31‘0‘:fi;e90n:b:::t 'rzcsd: Whit should I use to prelerve T .floqrs Of this new wana'maker bulldlng at r Place are
. v the hm \\ k in .\ui:ust "It Is my desire that my daughter m ht. have both gone into active and make durable my pocrh CI'OWdEd Wlth lt——. yes, OVGI‘CIOWdEd. W8 haven‘t room :4 show (it one
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'lm \\ Ire strum: lry .\'r>u~m— h“ l'lllll‘JIf‘tl in an atmosphere of cul‘ training. “00" 7 time Wf Of the fumiture we have Prepaid for the sale. B‘ '1 mn at
,. conditions ln~r1nif1inc_ turn and among people of refinement Catena. the National Guard fl)'- , that What is 8110 Bed ' 1 d ' s y ..
this <lvw~luplllt “t m L'mll- nml tint sin! trot the best instruction weight champion. realizes that in or- ASK ABE ! . WIhCXC 8. ll] V0 ume an may: ally OLher Stock ex-
_..,~,..1i< will be m .7... mi of ‘." on... mmnpushmvnts for which d... .0 ms. his claim to a. match with EB KNOWS cept that In our Philadelphia Store where the building is even larger
. 4“,” r. “”0“. U, “GNU...” s-hu unmirests :m aptitude and inter- Frankie Genaro for the American fly- than in New York ~
H (“mm"), ”mm,“ m to psi. nu-lunlmcsuch sports as befit her weight mic and with Pancho Villa ° '
u: an of the tin-«ls or its “331“!” lttwgmu-n a i th t h "WW . - I . V; ‘
.,., m, y; _ :1 ‘ ”A”. u nm es evm y nx ous a er
.‘.l.'..l..‘a?”n,;r.l..l.-l..:.lmmui mind h“ directed toward the condi-f It W‘ll 3‘ our Greatest S‘I‘
, "1.“ v ‘ :4: ‘ _ tinns :u vi lt‘t‘ils of the human family: ‘ ~ - --
_ l2. "1‘.“ P‘LtLH'ml [Shini‘fls'r‘tifl that she may become interested and3 mat to I we for i . N.0 dOUbt Of. that. Everywhere one turns these days new home
_. 2:. sh." 1:223:22: 2:33;. 2° .1: - bulldmgs are gang “9- In Br°°klm 1? the 3m“: “.1 9mm“ Staten
.‘\'7",'.‘,771:..,f} :1. ‘,1,'.."{‘...,.}' :12.)er mm“ “m Wm M in a mm“ to Island, down Long Island way, over In Jersey, up in Watchester Co.,
, mm... “mm, .1 hm” W 9",...” WM mm“ who penned the and 11} farther away New York, In Connecticut and nearby states—-
my)...” 1":lnl at “Him“... document dedicating to m '1‘ ”WI. even In Manhattan where against the pressure of business buildings
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l .31., MM! “m .1... MT} ”5? 3&3.er !\;21.0rti;1::§ mm marten; fine new dwellmg apartments are gomg up new or being remodeled.
. :0 vl’ll‘ (‘Oni'rt' 0 am Sli‘i‘. ‘1. .‘ . ' ' : 1:} . ‘ 3 0' am that . .
.nmn um and u m-Ir;1:3...!liitotzlfi'xfg.:$°}tr:n. $22“1‘J.‘,.di.. . People from allover the country—and. from other countries—are
.u. and “m net-”.1 mm .4 m mm... Some say .he jumped still seeking new homes In New York and v1c1mty,makmg this the great«
strut [or a considerable lmr‘fluse of ill health. Most believe est home_makin cent ‘ th ' 1d . ‘ I
’l"e p'.1nt “ill be of rim“ that she fell, becoming dizzy as she g er 1n e W01. '
‘ v ;-.- ; :1 ]‘('."| :nldltmn to lilt‘inpr‘norl fl window to get a. breath of W II, ”b 1'
frv<h nit'. ' e o
e . o I: to urmsh these Homes?
fi '- I W May we not say in all modesty, who can furnish tliem so well as
~~ I anamaker’s? All the year we do the largest flu'niture business in‘
r ' . .. 9 ' New York. In our two half-yearly sales we do a business that is un-
precedented. So large has this summerbusiness become that it is no‘
longer poss1ble to handle it 111 one month, especially with Saturdays
‘ 4- _ _ _, , closed, so we advance the August Sale into July. . ' _ ..,._. -_ '
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_ , The Days of Courtesy
Open Daily T111 5 0 01001!- The sale is now open WIth Days of Courtesy, whlch means that gel-
Saturday Till 6 P. M. actions may be made 277. advance ‘on those days, deliveries to ’
hugust fag, and the charge to be made on your August bill payable
In epbem r. . . .‘~‘ 2.;,
‘ Still later payments if 'desir'ed may be made with? our Bureau of
. . ,- .’ . ’ ' . . ‘ .
M111 I and In g Accounts. a representative of gwhich WIll be on the Eurmture Gallenes
during the sale. ' -
} 'An'd deliveries may be delayed into tile Hall where new: -_ Homes
0 -mn . are not yet ready.
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1S 1;; [$913 6661: aGmEfo Everything Within reason W'in done to make gins, __ sale of tug-pig
ture of greatest semce to the public. g ‘ ' ‘ "" ‘
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. near ”1” be Lev
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The savmg effected .113: spending In the M111 End Sale IS the very Prices, 'of course, will be lower—mu‘ch' lower—wan at atria-r; times
' ' ' ' — d these lowered prices will be found on our entire
t made 0881 e so man of these sal °f the 3”" an . . ~ . . -~ ' ~-
Elng that has p y 88 and 18 What makes stock, regular and special—no reseryatlonsl ;_
t IS the / - - ' __ *
, Furniture seeds forltho next six mil“. esn bi
e o o o ,
. . anticipated to great advantage In this Balm
51st M111 End Sale ' ......... “‘W‘“““'”°”“““"
by far the biggest of them all.
; SAVE WORK IN :THE KITCHEN £1
" huthfuhmklugelyamotmndlv‘" ‘
mind that is serene begets eyes that are clear and
sparklmgandaoountenanoethatisfmoftrown
and wrinkle.
‘Itisworry and hurry—and endless maddening :-
taaks—whichsapthevitalityandfillthemindwnh ‘1
bitter thoughts;thatmakethebody feel old smiths .
taoelookoldwhfleinyearstheyareyong. In
thisthskitchenisanold offender.
Modern housewives avoid these thing by hsving
MODERN KITCHENS. equipped with sumac-n time-and-
laboc-nving equipment. Andonehdespmssblohelpin , ;
theseunclentkitchansisthebesufltulwlersmdm ,_
mmuuaboutthismostmodmoi‘anuno- .
and-Iaborssversflntthe efficient opernflmof the kitchen
M5
It helps to economize—and this is how it helps.
It brings necessaries, from kitchen needs to linens, at less than reg-
ular price! '
It brings things to wear from Men’s suits to babies’ dresses, at a his
saving upon usual cost!
The Mill End Sale offers big savings and choice of big Variety, .
It offers chance to pick from big“ quanfitY- ANGEVINE FURNITURE: COMPANY
‘ sonym's more: strons ‘ ‘
18 North Main Street ,. ‘ “a. - ' South Norwslk
Nothing small about the Mill End Sale. It is big in every wayg-big.
gest of all in the savings *0 be made by every shopper.“ ,
‘Whal fine
‘ SIOPPED ms PAIRS
' Ha,— '
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WWW-mm.- m. .MAUDE unvoE ; 5
times MIll Enders are going italihave—v. figmwfi'gfififi ; ‘ 5 my. 1m m .
got might! interest here everydn "
Honey and Tas- in conjunction with
Foieydathastic'rablctslmentirelx y
relieved at mania loll; miner.
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