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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 10, 1923 · page 3

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SATURDAY ONLY

'L‘iii‘l R GENT
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. :. nturslap's Papers for Important Announcement!

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PARAMOI'NT PRESENTS

3.1%; MEIGHAN and LILA LEE

In the Super Presentation

‘HOMEWARD BOUND”

pr :l‘lll'Tll to Connecticut audiences lies in the met that
.x~.. ~ the Connecticut mnrine atmosphere.
picture was mode It New Inn'lion.

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TONIGHT

 

“SUZANNA” 

 

Special Services .in Honor of the Late
President This Afternoon
at 2:30 (D. S. T.)

 

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SHORE DINNERS .
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DANCING
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: 12201" FROM nuns AHD POLI‘S CIRCUIT

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PALACE
BOOTERY ,

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Kid-Summer ('lear- .
ance Sale
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Get the correct tire for '
you: truck, it’s in our i
Goodrich Line. We
have all typos—six stal-
wart truck tires. Let
us help you select the
right one.

East 17; m: @773 122m"

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WEBB BROTHERS
Goodrich Incl Tue Service mu...

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IN
MEMORIAM
CLOSED ALL DAY
FRIDAY

 

MILTON ELWOOD

SOUTH NORWLLI

122 WASHINGTOI. ST.

 

 

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French and Danish Pastry

LUNLHES, ICE CREAM. DELICIOUS CHOCOLATES AND
CONFECTIONB OF ALL KINDS.

 

 

31
T H O M A S ’
‘3 (Two Stores)
.326 WALL ST. -—:— ' 24 SO. MAIN ST.

 

 

 

COAIr—Anthracite and Bituminous—COAL

MASON’S BUILDING MATERIAL
Delivered Anywhere

The Norwelk Coal £9” Supply

Phone 113 108 Wstex 8t.

 

 

133 South blain Street_
SOUTH NORIVALK, CONN.

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Rzpairing of French .
ocks a Spaciolty.

ial Order Work

- fully and Skillfully
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BEADS
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I’ll Say They Are!

Man, if you haven’t “got
next” to the wonderfully
cool, comfort of these
Palm Beach, Mohair and
Tropical Weave Suits,
you’re missing one of
life’s biggest joys. They '
look as good as they feel. '
And they’re easy on your
purse, ttSo. .

THEY’RE ONLY

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; Harding nt-‘Vestmlnster Ahbey to-
; Duchess.

’ to the Amerimn colony and tourlsiz.

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Develop sud Print
the pictures you take

Kiliil’S SON AT

ABBMY SERVICES 24 HOUR SERVICE
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LONDON. Aug. 9.—t.'lsroclated - eHamllton bhop
Pressl.-—The Duke of York. the sec-
ond son of the King. will be his 49W!” 8"
‘ Majesty's omclal rrprestntative at PICI‘ORIAL REVIEW
the memorial services or President PATTERNS

 

day. Hr! will be accompanied by the

 

 

 

Hundreds of tickets have

 

l~crn issued by the Abbey Authorities

 

S.‘.I.\'T~Sl-‘.‘RVAN. FRANCE, Aug.
mourning for the
lnin President Hardin: the Congress
ni' erttnny Sailors Home suspended
its srssion for a short time yesterday
at the request of Mr. Raiberti the

Coughs

Minister of Marine. who presided.

"Trdny takes nlnr‘e at Washing- . F" B’onChid callb-
inn," said M. Ralberti. "services for Whooping cough,
President Harding. He was 1 great WWII. use

citizen of the world. He was the
chief of the great Republic that
come to fight at our side on Eur-
orwnn soil for the rights and liberties
of the people. During his brief
niacin-racy he displayed great and
generous initiative and he succeeded
in lightening for the people the. bur-

1F OLEYIS ‘

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den of naval armaments. There- . . .
fore all the world mourns him." kw .fiw m

nmrssnns. Aug. 9.—‘-—(A£:ociated ‘ ‘ ._ . .
Pro:s).—The Government has (115- Fro from option—m
cidrd to half melt the flags on all ”Mum.
public. buildings the day of President _ a“

Harding's funeral. this being the first
time such a measure has been taken
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Chief of State.

0.90.00 FOR
HELPEIACKENS

HARTFORD. Aug. 9.—-A flocking
up of demand for help was indicated
'by the figures of the July report of
the Bureau of Labor of the operation
of live free employment bureaus is-
r’ued todny. no for lovers] months
the figures from the Norwich bore-.3.
are indefinite the number of applica.
tions for en'loymenl. help end situ-
ations secured being the same. 1“.
with the same division between the
mole! of 1'." and females. 18.

 

ment who were supplied

 

85.3 as per cent in June.

Coolidge Takes Hero

 

Coolidge yesterday. ‘

 

JACOBY’S

gunman.

 

 

 

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+4284: flew Baton. 11“?
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In the other bureaus the figures
were as follows:
Applications fa- employment:
Hartford. 674: New Haven. 1081;
WHOM 940: mm. 1009.

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With Him in Marion

WASHINGTON. Aug. 99.5““
Michael A. Donaldson of. Bavarstrnw. .
N. 1.. Congre-lonnl Model of Honor
man not! fighting mt of Com-
pany f. 185th Infantry. 42d DIM“;
was especially honored by President-

asrgt. theyuly'medel‘,
of-honor Inna outs“. of the 'rquhr‘
service to attend thou-I'd!” more!
come from nomw on. ”own

 

 

 

percentage of applicants for employ: ~
with situ-
ations was 78.! u competed with
87.5 per cent. in June. while the,
percentages of help furnished was

 

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lhop Hero
Suturdsy

BOSTON slog;

Telephone
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different styles in the lot but not all sizes in all style!-

sisesuptois.

White, Brown, Lavender and Blue. .

fashioned and neatly trimmed models, no two alike.

Tomorrow! Special Cleai’away P w‘
' i on All Midsummer Fashions

$6.75 Gingham Dresses $2.98

4.08 is the close out price of two dozen stylish Gingham Dresses.

. $10V0ile Dresses $6.75

-—l'lve dam Voile Dresses to go at this price. Beautiful models fashioned of
genuine Normandy Voile; in this season's newest patterns and colorings. All

, $15 Lien Dresses $8.75

-—-We hsve just one dosenlof these dresses left. Fashioned of best quality
dress linens, prettily trimmed with orgsndia collars and cuffs.

$13.75 Shantung Dresses $9.75

—An odd lot of silk shutting dresses to be closed out at this price. Cleverly

 

SALE! SEPARATE SKIRTS
PLEATED & PLAIN STYLES

['p to $1.50 models

$4.49

-—Just the kind of cor-
rectly fashioned skirts for
wear with blouse Ill' ine-
qnette, being the approved
styles so much in comic
for summer wear and now
marked at greatly reduced
prices. Knife plootal. box
pleated or plain styles. In
every wanted color and
size.

 

 

 

 

 

 

SATURDAY

ZICY.

—-Short lengths of 3: inch
dre- gingham—oil fast col-
ors—many different patterns.

Boston Store

LILLY DRINKING
CUPS

5‘“ 5c

 

‘ 29‘: for
3' PILLOW CASES 1 0° 15°
1 £1.50 sou-:1- t PAPER runes
' -—45 x 3| ‘ so so; 0 or
; mun-name..- 12' 10c
, 60 WAX PAPER
' C rolls
DRESS GINGHAM 3 25°
3-80,“. LUNCH BASKETS

-—Extra fine outfit! import-
ed Dress Gingham. 83 inches
wide, all new colors and pat-
terns.

Boston store
CHILDREN '8
PURSES

—Bow-wow s I y l e a
leather. silk and

10
YARDS NAINSOOK

$1.99

—and wide. the
NM lOyd. piece

15c mines.
At

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for ‘

MEN ’8 LIN EN

use. Baum tmce 88-00-
MOII. 5”" HANDKERCHIEFS
> —-Extro fine quality, on
linen handkeschiefs for
25° rm 25c
k BLEACHED t ............ .
16c m ‘ HANDKERCHIEFS

nmnmxhuootnnl
wide mm 1"

ldcyim.
macro.

HANDBAGS AND!

29c -
CRASH TOWELING ”m" CASES

‘ 19c...

“Nunavut”!-
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DOMESTIC PROSPECTIVE
SPECIALS PICKNICKERS
—"" —Don’t start off on that
49c aw...m...:*":.‘:"‘..:

DRESS GIN GHAM following arm-m

‘ ‘ ' PAPER NAPKINS

690 Up
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of

suede.
mmMSOeo-d

——An linen _homstltcbed.
MWoor-ago.

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Many

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Boston Store

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Colors are

Boston Store

Boston Store

$6.00 Nemo Corsets $4.00

—Low bust, self reducing models of flesh .. ---l :

trahesvy boning for full figures, 25%” .
MW

$1.50 Model Brassieres $1.00

-—'l'he famous, model-form Brassieres, Oluny -
trimmed, rcinfcrced under arms, sizes 36 to 52! _ ‘
Bosto- :~

$2. 00 \Vhite VVaists $1.79

——Peter Pan and Tuxedo models of fine -
lawns, dimities and voiles, sizes 36 to 48.

$6.00 Silk Petticoats $449;
—-Msde of Jersey, Radium and Masculine with 1 , .

or scalloped hems. Regular and extre sins,
wanted color.
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$3.00 W'ool Sweaters $2.29

—Sleeveless sport sweaters, 3 and 4 button
Plain and fancy colored models, all sins, all m ,
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Women’s “Fitrite” Vests a '
—"Pitrite” light weight, lisle finish vu-
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Children’s Bathing Suits $ _
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untamed“: and striped effects. m.
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