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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 25, 1923 · page 14

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YALE AND TOWNE‘ EMPLOYEES TAKE ,

Sale Starts Thursday, July 26, at Nine a. m.

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Ofiers You a Decided Saving with the Certainty of Satisfaction.

Bargains in Women’s Pumps, Sport'Oxfords and White Goods
Bargains in Men’s Oxfords — Black and Brown
Bargains in Pumps and ‘Oxfords for the Children

‘9 Ti " ‘ nia'd big substantial cuts in the prices of all our summer 800th If you want quality at a low price, now is your chance. The early buyers Will have
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6 five , the best choice, as, at the prices, these goods W11] go rapidly.

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ADVANTAGE 0F FIRM’S OFFERS

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Insurance Plan to be Continued—More Foremen in Coun-
cil—Workers Buying Company Stock— Romp-
rocal Benefit Hoped

 

FTA?»lFOi".D. J-.‘~. :T-—-Witlt Viv-guintlaus'. that. the oi‘tr-r Mil he re~
9mm from January l't'JK, to .lIlierIult-ni firm f"7ll‘ lt'i' another twelxn
l'L", ruin/i ,‘H'nrdn. thr ‘i'il‘ nor"? '

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.‘lothrr Uni) 45 hours Ulal.

“In“? L TM: mothrr of the tummy is rtlll a,

'lnn. non TI-{rfllt-f.°.’t t“: inm- :yourg “omen. She h !rflty-flxe years.
I I. file in the ahrna 0.:rn v.r.ur'n ofd an!) “A a gray hair jg \Vun’xe in;

. :1 1“ {or ii . lr r.o-nz.l-:..tin:. and prowl

‘5‘.Kf.i‘.".'.. A! no Linn sum it. irnyma-
,1: to agree almost to a iiiII'l on mil;-
‘1"! of mutual interest. Tlo “liter
twin-rib: hopes that the rrxvrt-iu-n‘a-
in us whose term at 02'2": in that ‘ill-
I .; hag tortured. ‘lli lie-p up heir
i- -. rm) in it so that till-1r exw-rllnre
n a': in: an assvt upon which thtir ruc-
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rr' thn Yale. J.- Towne Manufacturing
("M'TIIH’Il-y to purchase company stock
for 'mrnmyr-es on I-asy paying terms
with a yearly premium hesiowal added!
was evidenced yesterday by the larzo
number of applicants and the com-id-
mbis amount of stock asked for.

t t s have made app -
2.3:" :0er .curities and
it. the onion! 0‘ 1.11. M

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her lil‘fl'i

;his tui sons and inn daughter-. I
lIlaTton can rattle off their names and

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Latinusiastie ncfvi'i'anc‘fi 0’ the offer ‘ :1)gEHuiZiggfrilfllufil‘tj:“(gals-r and “1th .
‘thc Barton (iris have married. five are;;
fworking axmy irom home and tho re-' 0“”: a“ “'9” as
'muining nu he rhiltirr-n are playing or holding \iews “k9 0U":
workinflr
K“ll‘.‘}\'lll". :4 part ni Newport. but. six

ton honinstrml.
on the calendar
child. July particularly. as five “-ored’rinr‘e Michael

is I-w-ry man's duty to

Though hr‘r husband has
numbering the harm-s and

dimculiy
ages of
Mrs.

Three of

on thr Lilo-zine {arm in
ilas from the i-cntrr of the town.

Birthdays are plrntxful at the Bar-
Ncurly every month
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lirr husband is titty-the. a
typical “Yank” iarmt-r.“ Who Nlievc-si
that it.

'conntry to mist as many good citizens
‘a. the Lord wi‘i allow him.

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mm of thooo hoists; Mu
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one ”at was include. in i'mfl'
n-nn to purchase stock. m
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Walter c.

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barn in this month. lmra Hattie. the
new baby. drillblt‘ll up With Clara. 'n-‘r
llxteenoyear-ol'l l'lST-‘l'. Both were
born July 2nd.

Their namvs “ere adopted from the
relatives on both sidns of the house
until the supply gait: out; then the
names of friends Were used. They
cover a. snide range—Biblical. old-
fashionod and new-(angled names are
All represented. ‘

"They are all fine and healthy.
thank God." said Mrs. Barton. "All of
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ildren's diseases.

Ickneas they have suffered were
We had a regular
state of whooping cough in the
. five years ago. Thirteen of the
; ren had it at once. A few years
my husband and twelve of the
n were taken down with the
Lemuel was very dangerous-
and for a time it looked as
.the children would lose their

it: Banded Along
children grow older they
. mist ms in caring for the
" Hrs. Barton continued.
, . of comes. can be
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81 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH N ORIVALK, CONN.

house. I love each one as though he
or she “I re
and le-if‘e
come Lorn-
send tlmm.
of "army as of liar. l haxt- found."
the llaric-n. rhiidren “or!

still
as long as God carcs

Six of
the farm. 1'th compr‘se

fourth cf the entire Miiollnicnt of the
wheel. In past. years the. Bartons

made up more than half 0! this school:

FRANCO-GERMAN

liccom) lN SIGHT,
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Swim-23': Murray" F-utlrr. presnlrnt
n! ['0 nah-a uiiiH-rslt‘r. “1w 1‘ also u
'riirc‘v'or in t!.-. l.'::rnI-zir: Enriuumtnt

to: l:.t-'rr.ri'imial TOX'E‘“! an

Ia:?_ .igrer-intnt twine-«.1 France and

lierinznw. ii- \itvu. as made public

‘r-i'H-ruiny. oz-zt'ar in a L’ato-mvnt ire-

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flu-l to vim. report. of Professor Hon-
7: l.irhton‘.-org-r, n.‘ thv Sci-honn-‘i

or'i'j', on it.» 'liFll in l-Iurniw.

i2 rrrsrnt ground for llul’it‘
no thwart vlnr a substantial
7lfl'"if".'7. "ii if :nrumi at intuuvn
"I .. lrn-tu !. anti German gournmcnts.

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’P' rI~tlrtitinu n! than"- normal

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' i‘, mrial and economic conditions.

upmi v Lu ‘1 the
praw- or the unrld can
[.,_ ifi'l'll'!‘ ptu'vs.

. “Ii-t Learn Touton \icwpoint.

:i tor.» permanent

safely 1 est,"

"1' is not en“: to accept the pomt;
“‘e must '
a correct 1

n} \ioW or another people.
:iiri‘cr ("r1 effort to gain
leltl"l'.'l(ifltlll1g of the conditions that
now (\lat in (irrmanr fellowmg what

.-.-,r horn and believe was the final
do'lniall of the Hohenzollern (hnasty

and those. policies which it represcnt-

ed and enforced.
"The war is over,
{act and its logical consequences are
flat ace-:ptl-d by many persons in
niallj.’ lands. The time of destruction
has passed. and the time for con-
struction has begun. The new norld
has not )2: come above the'horizon.

This new world (an be brought into

New only it there he a. more com-

plete understanding of conditions as

the nor left them and a larger mea—
usurc of sympathy and Christian char-
ity for thorc of other news than our
those who. though
find their lot
different condi-

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j“(‘ZAn'S (012513" TAKES
I ' JOB IN KAXSAS STORE
\\ ICHITA. Kansas. July 24.—
Alexnndrovitch Dimi-
ltri Ubelenski. claiming to be a cousin
i0! the late Czar of Russia. after a hec-
tic time with police. here and at. Kan-
i‘sasL‘iti'. who doubted his claim to
1 Russian nobility. tomorrow will be.

come assistant manager of a “'ichita
department store.

Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
\‘n-ginia. are spending
the guests of Mr. and

Farnham of
came time as

rs. George
Farnham and Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
George of 68 Main street. Nor-walk.

 

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the only child we hail
continue to be vol-i
to’
l? is as easy to take care;.

, 0F Tm SURESt-‘i Poland under the YTYHlI 0!
’ ' i\orsa;lles Peace Treaty.
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pupils a' 'he rural school a mile from}
on”. ‘
'5] The Amount-d I new

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'2 ”wrap; a long atop taken toward‘

l[‘-- and up to the year 1800 figured

largely in the ceremonies of the
icrowning of Polish kings. Gncseii.
\vhlr‘h is reputed to be one of the old-
cst of Polish cities. “as given back
the

ROB CATHEDRAL

 

: .‘irs. Joseph C. Peterick or :liddie-‘
-scx lioavi ls mating in Torrington.
= The humus l'athevirril of tinesenm
'hlr'j-' rriilcs northeast of Puscn. has
been robbed of 1'.- vtostly coll->1 tion of
iantique church inn-urea. whit h dated
find; in sv. seamen. “Apostle o! the
il’russians." Thr- «atheiiral “as orig-
finnlly built to safeguard treas-
;ux-cs ‘
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Tht collectio'i comrru' Ii tito he5e‘A'v
gel'd miter of S! Adnlh-rt and lw-autb

 

My oork _.. uirsscomm

lint m'lltflfrlllt‘fis. guilwu and other standmgandi mounsia
.prurioug arm-1., Th‘ gull “rd 3.1“], mykdneysflnsd minuscule:

but iheydid not Ml my corn-non.
' Thenlcsed Foley idncymlsand ‘
found rgi' id at memes-1a Mason, ;
¢ 5 l 'ckenderdrrhurlcsfoms. C.

new

of the Lollection are -stimaimi as hav-
ing an actual value of $.‘.I~.uv~".t-i‘l'l
‘Tho thieves took x'::-tu:ill;.' t."in [mire
.lot.

j Amrng the loot no! a sl‘ru‘c stud-
;dnd “1th forty sapphires. an ameth) st

jind .1 largo rut»; Um of the gold .

jiiiunstranres taken was nearly mo With

.fvct 17:32). and “eigheri ten pounds.

‘1! “as set with I'm) diamondx em- '

yorulds and rubies. The altar irrasures
of the. collection stolen im'lutie'l so!“
\lt‘f'fl said to have l-‘ton usmi luv 8!.
t.‘ldrilivt-rt himself. Adultwrt “us buried
ll'l thv Chosen L'athrdral. hut later his

:hodv was l‘E‘lllOth to Ping :v.

 

 

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For sale by Stillson-Powell Corp.

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l How to “she a Shadow: Stand in Your Own: Sunshine.

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, \lCTROLAs — RECORDS — STATIONERY — Sill-313T MUSIC
j - DEVELOPING ASL) PRINTING

L. M. PIKE CO. ‘

l’nlacc Maire Bldg. PHONE .90
SOUTH NOR‘VALB. CONN.

OPEN EYEA'INGS

 

 

mason-rm) OLIVE OIL .
F NCY FRUITS OF ALL KINDS
C0.'FECTIO.\‘ERY .531) not: cums:

CANEVARI

FREE DELIVERY

 

Liberty Square

 

 

 

CHOOSE FURNITURE OF
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WEDNESDAY. JULY ..

u SALE

NO REFUNDS

 

 

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Summer F ootweai

THOMAS

THE STORES OF QUALITY AND SERVICE. _

 

French and Danish Pastry

LUNCHES, ICE CREAM, DELIt'lUl'S
CHOCOLATES AND CON F Ei'l'ithS
OF ALL KINDS

THOMAS’

(Two Stores)

: 26 WALL ST.

 

24 SO. SHIN ST.

 

 

366‘ W' '

Brassieres

The perfect figure contour is continuous ..
‘0 hip, and must. therefore depend upon a v:e..

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siere as well as upon the corset.

“De Bevoise," ”Modishform." "B. «S: J'.'~ 2213'
Form" brassieres are the most dependable you car. L

service and for appearance.

 

Their fit is perfect. and u‘.--.15

does not dextroy their smoothbunbroken lines. .
w. ‘1‘“ 3 lame assortment of styles in both ;:;-.2 an

elaborate designs, and we are happy to assist

lection.

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Service has brought this store beyond the narrow limits
of being just a “stat-9." It has ceased being a store in the

 

sense or filling your merchandise needs exclusively. it h, of
com,splscswhmyoucometopnrchsssthefurnishings

that will add beauty and comfort

:0ng youto our doors froqnentlyinorder thstyonnisy-
'---ithsopportunityofvisualisingssnesrlysspossiblsyonr

ownhomefurnishodinthemsnner
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ofthethingsyoureallywsnt.

 

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Ourfnnctionistoquicklygraspyouridsuandhelpyou
formulate half-formed fancies, to help you with the purchase

to your home. We strive

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CID. .CHARNOK

19 am Avenue

South NorwaLR. ('501m

 

”I‘D-Imam... 30015.
achlbbox ...... 45c
MedBeetTongucs ...50clb-
”Tongues 88c lb.

 

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Boiled um. best ...... '1’” :3
au KlndsofBoluKnas ~- :6",
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Salmon ......... ' _ lb
406 '
Li a '
Fran Cakes \ 5N

morn-snags

_ 65C
[lamb Tongues. in I)an ' '

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