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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 16, 1923 · page 5

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hleifcr. Union. 91-.
ganizcr During N.‘Y
x. H. & H. ‘Trouble
(hunted with Acts of

\mlcnce
—"-——-—- .
' _\'_ Nov. 16.—Erne3t
Hr union organize:
«trike or shapmen
v'... New Haven 55
. l .i your £180 Wu n?-
-' 31 making a. speech
.. r:.- uommlte acts ot
_' l :mlty by s. Jury
, mm yesterday
-l that the verdict
, ' .lv: luv Nowell Jen.
FY ' -: w as the time
1m- .nnmscl also on-
n I tho court had
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},nnllon county.
I nut ask {or an
.wvl the court
‘ lrzure was suf-

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was based 0
:1: Trades Coun-
mnlmr :2. 1921’.
m strik‘.‘ hrcak-
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'v-nryd «intocvivos
. :lvtnmlvrl meet-
- rivpf‘irlr‘d the al-
: ' 'l-‘rn‘rul Manager
\ w Haven road.
assaults on
im‘o the shops
_ ‘.~. . nl strikers.
.x , nrzkvrs. who had
‘ .. mm or Schnlfer
', _\Hnrnoy Al-
. .0 which took

- rinr court.
to the
[Y'HPD road talc—
ns. .1 repxcscnin-
— 1n inrinus part-
' l in the trial the
E. .. min attention ’0
‘5 . ~r::lnlzcr. His
in tho closing
'3 . L\";‘l’4‘ hurl tracnl

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m .‘x mus

out "an hour sid
‘rnrmhou: the trim the audience
was lonely made up or men who
were former shown.)

end members at the Federation of
strike. '

Miss Belford Wed's -

her sisterLMiss Carolyn Beltord. as
bridesmaid. were I. gown'ot gray
canton crepe trimmed with gray
,squirrel fur with hat to match. She
carried white chn’ssnthcmums. The
bridesmaid wore fawn colored c’n-
ton credo with hat to match and
carried
Franklyn Beers was best man.

wedding
beat home to their many friends
utter December
built home at 6 Ward street.

and a member of. St. John's lodge.
lie is connected with the Nash En-
gineering company while his bride
was formerly with the Connecticut
Luce Works.

Q
Mrs. Charles L. Garfield of New-
ark is visiting her parents Mr and

Mrs. Joseph ‘Pramer at their home
on Edgewood ctrcet.

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machine the old
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r progress.
v'e looks quite W
mt this same 4
c: the mole, is
6+“. of the bill:
Ah? mvesti'
Wrtrts
-1 Commission llama “‘

. Fr. strides VI If“
.. 4;- _ eczcntiflc lid. 01’“

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of every ton aimed by

no in!!! ”storm women m
20 minutes.

on the stem

“Lester George Cole

 

Miss Elia. Msy Belford ot Conferj
svenue and Lester George Cole .. of
Bartlett avenue wDre married in 'St'.
Paul's church'iest night by‘thejtev.
Louis B. Howell.

tor. ..
The bride. who was attended by

yellow Chrysanthemums.

Upon cir return from their

p Mr. and Mrs. Cole will
1 i9 their new”

Mr. Cole is s. World “'ar veteran

 

 

Daily Fdshion flint

 

 

 

 

 

This pleasing frock of dark blue twill

 

 

 
 

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buttons over s foundation of self-cola!

satin, the u ' ' of the foundation :
being attache! at tbe_sida sud bacr;
to s camisole with straight upper edge. ,
The front of the dress opens mto a deep
V. and is softened with a collar of gray
chiflofl cape. outlmed until self-cola:
embroidery. The smart finish for the

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muamumtosumrucmm‘l

«with silk braid and trimuwd with a;

blue andlbraid cocksde. The dress. in , .

medium sire, requires 4% yards 54- .
inch material.

Pictorial Review Drefi‘No.'_l73°.. E
Sinn. 34 to so inches bust. Price, 4: I;
”In

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line?! For MineMules in Soft Coal
Displace

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' Womenfs

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50c ..$1.98
l\lew arrivals in collars
" and collar and cni
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b
etc, sizes 38 to

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New Hoop earrings, wing]

nd double ctlccts. Col
'ade and black only. Regu
131' price $1.49.

New Belts >

, ulors, values up to 980.

to

$3.39. -

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‘ Earrings

98c

39c

Special selling of new sued
nd patent leather belts, 31

~ Neckwear

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

d.to give distinction to t .
x. u attest Sf‘Fall costumes.

Necklaces

$1.00 .

Special selling tomorrow 0
2.98 Necklsces, with pend
ant of crystal, carved ivory
jade and amethyst, 24 an
’l inches. long. ‘

Bracelets

‘ 49C and 986

Silver and gold filled, _
trand, Bangle bracelets,
-‘ ry new and smart looking.

Petticoats

. $3.95: .

. gw 'Silk Petticoats price -
=:o us to get. a rapid turnover
:1 this? department; the. color
~ nge” is complete in all

' lea. . ‘ s 7

Sport Hose. 1 ,

50c ._

New Heather sport hose, f
Misses and women, plain o
clocked eEeets. , All ne
:. des and colorings. All
'zes, 98c Values. ‘

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

$2.95

 

‘ 3 Sweaters

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

\‘e- sweaters with or" - .1 if,
mt-collnrsto wear wit}: , ' ~
. bru‘shedeeoi and—Mo
thegsesson’e most
ed coloring. -

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'fiw‘ .

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A grey big assortment ofibrsnd new.
‘ldever y styled bath and ‘
fashioned‘of Boyd’s Wide Wale Corduroy,
silr ribbon or cord trimmed, self girdles ‘
till-twine '1 all new colors such as Blue?
' .. is, Wisteria, Henns,.
, all. at the some low

lounging robes,

priced

 

 

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”Tomorrow Night ends this sample coat event. These;
. coats were shipped us one consignment basis with the
' privilege of returning all unsold models at the end ot’
the sixth day. The way they are.being snapped up by
women who know styles and appreciate values gives us
every assurance that our return express charges on these
garments will be very light.

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They are sampler—and sam-
ples of the finest kind!
coats that have brought in
the business for the manufnco
turers all over the country.

The styles alone would place
them at far‘. higher prices ‘in
most 'any other store we
know of. In fact. values that
stand out prominently even

in the Boston Store's Under-
Section.

100 New
H a t ”s

‘ 2:95»

Its s specie! selling or 15. special ‘trlmmed hat purchase. 100 in
the lot, every one made to sell at $6.50 and $7.50. Featuring
new velvet dress hats in the season's latest‘shapes. coiors'and
Felt ens._.iibbon.
hroidery tyimmer in all new colors.

Garment.

trimming effects.

o£n

;- msr mm mom- i __
' doorman-amino .

.Ne‘w‘ Sport Coats ar-l
rived-yesterday. Re-
mfsrlreble valueserql
cryone of’e’m. Fun _
length models, with

1”?“
and;

self collarsv‘snd

In lVIany Cases One of a Style Only '

Sport smpkated'énd‘Puids“. ’

‘ $2.95 $3.95 ”$6.95

New WWSkirts to wear with sport» sweaters, fashion-
ed 05 knifeiy‘vool pleated. crepes in all wanted colors and
plain andvpiaid‘camels hair cloth in the sea-'
son "west colors and styles. .

 
 

 

 
 

Beautiful Coat of beautiful
mnterials, individualized by
beautiful furs. l Handsome ,

Fur Coat; their beauty tur- ~
ther emphasized with large
luxurious collars and cuffs of
self mats-lat or contrasting
skins. Belch fashioned in the
season's latest pencil 11mm:-

The,

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

Sizes 36 to 44

At poo-9;.oJ-u-eo-gonm...

 
 

 

. Union Suits

,fine bleached "cotton.
sleeves, ankle length‘
Sizes 34m 46 ............

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silk 'and Ch;eniike_ ,em‘

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and comfort. -
rAllsizes. Each .........

 
 

 
 

lable garment at a remark-
”able lowiprice ... . ...>.. . .

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

. street ordftrenoon wear. Fagfiioned 5‘
of sergos, silks nndnbrosdelothsiin
the season’s. mogtfapproved‘ styles
and colors, somelare braided others]

. hand embroidered. matrix tailor .
‘ ed: “Inshorfitbegfineitaeofleetim of;

dresses at $5.00 thatirm be lard}?
jfduplicatevin” other stores at j truce _ :_

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sleeves and ankle length, gray

A collection of stylish costs that
will delight the young girl and her
thrift-loving mother.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“ milieu _
- " WWII-ow Al

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Get in on this big saving event. Its a
special sale or a. lucky shirt purchase.
Our men's shirt buyer went gunning
for a. big value that would help boost
the sales in his department and was
” lucky enough to find an odd lot of shirts .-
mt a. manufacturer otter-ed to close out
“for spot cash” at lea than halt price.
' They came inyesterday and are on our
' shelves now marked at such a. ridiculous-«
low price that We expect the entire lot to be sold before six o'clock
See windowdisplny tonight nndjudge thenluesruyourselr.

etts and, finished“ with the ’ , v . 1 _ c,‘
f‘mjfmffgff‘”; ‘3‘”; Men’s Part Wool. Heavy Weight Boys’ Ribbed Union Suits *,
gogebuc u ' k p c . Union Suits " ._t Extra heavy weight, high neck, long
. l . .
Spring peedle. Inuit,- heavy weight. Part 883;? $1121 :iength, union Sm“ £9! E???)
wool union smts, With high n’ks, long m 8 to 10 at 51:25

nnxture.

$2.98

Men’s Medium Weight Cotton

-Merode* made, medium weight cotton
union Suits. A well tailored garment of

High neck. long

$1.98

Men"; Part Wool
Shirts and Drawers

Part wool, gray mixture. separate shirts
and drawers for men wife, wish warmth

.. $1.59

Boys’ i‘FleecedUnion Suits
The famous peerless fleeced union suits
for boys, 8 to 14 years. A warm depend-

$.1.50 ‘

Tjunior Girls Coats

‘ wool velours, Polalres and striped

77 fabrics. Models for dress wear with
‘besveritte collars,

«schbol wear withcollnrs of self ma.—

C tartals. Sizes 6 to 14 years. '

 
 
 
 
 

$8 to 44

,_;Bsthrqbes-forémen, smartly tailored of heavy beseon
jlcioth, full cut, silk cord trimmed, all new patter-ans,

.4 Warm Co‘gtts

. $4.98 .. $12.75
,: In this collection of warm winter
coats for the little ton one will find
rich Bfosdcloths. ‘ Velour: and all

wool cosflnss h newest an ind
.winter hyies. Sizes 2 tot years.

 
 
 
 

IhékmnjsaflMfinaan.;

‘ $329: ’5 4e. ;

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tomorrow night. ,*

 

amnion; st 7. $1.35
Boy? Quinn“ 3 Flannel Pajamas

Warm, well made 2-‘piece sleepers, for
boys from 6 to 14 years. Choice of how

pink and blue striped $1 59
O

efiects ..................

' Boys’ Outing Flannel Sleepers ,
One piece sleepers with feet, made of
good quality striped outing

flannel,size52t06,........ 750

Men’s Fancy Golf Hose

$2.50 a“... $3.00

Fancy gray and tan mixture all wool
golf hose, .and Jacquard top camel color
golf hose for men who appreciate quality
and style. ' ’ _

‘ Boys’ Wool Golf Hose ,_

$1.50

Heather and fancy mixture golf hose for
boys. Complete line of sizes in each color
range. , ~

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Fur Collared

$8.75 to $12.75

Coats ‘0: all

for sport and

.‘C'lfildren’s‘ .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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