’. ,._ V. which 18.—
a motion- or the world are
ox'anothor catastrophic
:,, “3‘ : In» highlight 111 an .11-
""fl 1 Bouchard. professor
v -- - 18' at Yale Univer-
- was ‘delivored last night
cadence o! several hun-
a the annual “banquet
, WWI ld Men's club. The
e at the church on
jouchard took as his topic'.‘
Relationships" a sub-"
Well he classed as- or para-
;Hportance in tho welinre of
world.
m Bunchnrd spoke in part as
Illness which one counot look upon
without apprehension.
But to better'understand Europe
today it is vital that the American
people who are not versed as well
so they should be in European his-
tory turn back its pages and take a
careful survey of foreign events be-
ginning with the yearglsls.‘
. “Great Britalr and France are
now at the breaking point because of
the alliance created between France
and Turkey in ,1913' much to the dis-
satisfaction of France's greatest al-
ly. England. Upon this treaty and
its outcome depends the strife that-
wlll no doubt bring about another
war involving these two great na-
prone
woeld he one of the
tor hence for the melting: in
adopting such a' thing .1111 would be
able to compete: with all new
on a colulherclal he“ and thus
create a truly national feeling on
the part or its populace.‘ ' .
'When Rance entered the Ruhr
Valley in 1918 she thought only of
the rich deposits of iron and cool
that could be found there and in
making this move has caused a
feeling of unrest among those Euro-
natione anxious for a settle-
ment with Germany. It a til-lan-
clal reorganisation could he estab-
lished between France and Germany
which would harmonise with .all of
the nations involved. war would no
doubt be averted and a period c!
quiet would reign over Europe.
Counmlman Sued As
Result 6f Auto Acci‘p
dent in New York
City ___3_
OTHER____ AClIIONs
Baking Co.‘ Appeal Is
Heard Before .Jlll'Yor—J
Arguments will Be
‘clal to The Sentinel)—
, Vuteripreeen bythe
1- repreeenudby Warning.
Thelteln 8pc
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ed dur~
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th e complaint is April 3, 1838. At-
terney Daniel J.- at Not-
walk. represents
Word m da‘lppeel
BRIDGEPORT. Nov. ION-18’.-
—-'rh. ‘Dml
of the Wild Baking My.” m
the judgement or the W my
court
givlngthoatalntordfleedi
Electric Company damages ct
3150. so and costs against the hair.
ln'g company. was taken up '.botoro
dge John R. quth in Common
P can court here yesterday.
.The civil action is the outcoino 7
or damages to an electric light pole
bodyahr‘aiione.
Thematholoddflltglmb.
thin to the standard charge made
by utilities companies for all such
work.
The truck ownqi by the Ward
Baking Company was at the time
ot the accident operated by Henry
Kennedy 0! stamtord. The ma-
chine was p'arked on the south
1
3W“. Nov. 1c .e—(Qo-
clel to The Sentinel). «A second
damage-eultnrlelng out o! a triple
auto-truck accident on Nproton
Hill. wee tiled in Common Pleas
court here yesterday. Benjamin 3.9.
field of New Haven ls ‘euing Renry
Breeky ot Bridgeport. (or 8500.
the Pichard Trucking
Removal Announcement
A late M
suit mount by Herehneld againsttor the 2.31:3?
Company. this morning
are we; a Ynonth'
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h“ Galina, 'I
’L. N. STEBE
Optometrist and Optician "
“Announces the removal of his
business from 34 PARK ROW
.R'cached Today ..
BRIDGEPORT. Now: 16.-- (39..
cial to The Sentinel) .—Cnarles
Guinea of Stanford. is named de- .
fondant in a $2. 000 damage action
based on personal injury. tiled in
Superior Court here yesterday by
Longo. of New York_ for Millie Di-
tions. England is not financially
able to withstand another war while
Rance with her resources would be
able to conduct another war without
any financial strll'c. Patriotism is
preached in the schools of France to
such an extent that French school
children have a clouded vision of the
world's mall's. I
on March 2 192:. hy‘a truck own- .
ed by the Ward Ba ng ”Company
A jury was lmpaneled to hear the _
appeal.
Arguments in the appeal are ox-
pected to be reached tomorrow
moraine-
Objection was raised in the trial
court by Max Spouse. aunties-d at~
Mrs. W. D. Hart and' Mice Ethel
Hart are visiting relatives in Boo- .
ton.
Sherman Mor‘ehouse has recently
had his‘ house painted cream color
with green blinds.
The Orem store, opposite Pleas-
ant's Garage. is closed for the win-
‘- malice Imminent.
._ ”2“ union! ot the world ren on
. verge of another war which will
and place Europe on an entirely
mt balls. The controversy
now waging between
me. and Germany in r tion to
«as Well of the Ruhr va lcy has
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fur coats
$129. 50
Hair Nets
QUite the newest
hair nets 1n double mesh
only come in a box of 6
‘ charming girl’s head
is on the box and the
we announced l— "Stocking
Sensation” — every woman
A" ’
I knew—it meant something name is 131‘?” N°
Luxurious warmth of fine my 11111151111. - - 3:333:01ng 3:833;
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II}? ful selection, expert blending “.3: “gags—‘5'??? 9“! 3” °‘ 6 .150 cts.
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these are to be had in “‘15 §?I§‘?£$“31I1°f§;ofi°nil‘l'l§i$3133‘?$11122“ $132.33}: Silk Hose
rather unusual collectlon 0f ,the stockings which we bought at big price concessions to 11.; “8:111?an
A popular favorite
among our friends is
the “Humming Bird"
silk hose. They comein
black and all other
shades which are in
demand. $1.50 pr.
All Sill: Hose, full-
-——and are passing the savings on to you.
The prices we offer them at for the single pairs are
much lower than usual—but—wc ofl’er added induce-
ment to the buyer of two pairs—Watch the pricings care-
fully.
fur coats—We tell of today.
The story includes—Seal-
ene coats (dyed coney) rich
beautiful and seal like 1n looks
——these coats have deep ecl- ‘ "
Gloves are the Vogue
as Never Before
Remember, many people are judging you by
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All first quahiy—l’ 116: new fresh stylish stockings-
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leCted Sqllln'ela Vlatka Squlr'f Plenty for tomorrow’ 5 buyers—good assortments d ‘ Famous Trefoueee French Kid Gloves in 2 other colors. $3.00 pr.
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TWO PAIRS FOR
$2.50 to $3.75
Novelty Gauntlet in real kid with flare cuff,
, _ applique patterns in brown, black and white.
$2.50 53. 53.2.) v" . Special $3.95
Main floor. . o imported Lambskin Gloves, overseen: stitch-
_ mg in grey, black, black and white, brown,
Pique may be had in beaver or brown.
Specisl $1.59
_ Imported Kid, overseam stitching having
~ I embroidered back. Black, black and white,
~ brown, beaver and grey. $1.95
‘ Fabric Gloves of double texture with strap
at wrist. Heavy embroidery and in pull—over
style. Covert, brown and beaver.
Special $1.15
Halo floor.
rel or skunk— Handsome
‘ striped marmot with deepbor-
; dcr and wide collar—Stylish
natural oppossum with Wide
border and nicely blended
skins.
All are lined with either
heavy silk brocade or striped silk poplin.
i Wondrous assortment of fine coats to choose
Light Wool
Steamer Rugs
for Football Games
In the car, at the
games or thrown over
the foot of the library ’
davenport there is need
for a handsome warm
steamer rug. Deep,
rich Scotch plaids in a
variety of colors make
them a. luxurious addi-
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receiving a splendid as-
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port but a week ago.
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