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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 9, 1924 · page 5

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Spell ’Announcement
Culturday Oct. 11, 1924
Ther 11 Be A Special Showing .

Of F _ oats, Wraps and Fur
. Pieces

our er, Mr. Joseph Apsel,
Will Plonally Be In Charge.

 

 

 

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To Be Held Oct. 27——
Parades and Memo-
rial Ceremonies for
Deeds of Sailors
More than n. mflion Americans lo-

cated in all parts at the United
States will take part in the third ul-

 

nual celebration 0: Navy Day which .

will be observed Honda. October
21. Parades and celebrations will be
held in all at the large seacoalt
cities. 'I‘here will be- meeting! of
'chapters ot the Navy League and
other organizations in nearly every
city and town throughout the land.
Lectures and speeches dealing with
the Navy will be given and local
services held. commemorative of the
deeos of American heroes of all per-
iods or our country's history.

Endorsed by the President and.

the Secretary or the Navy. Navy my
has obtained 'the support. and active
cooperation ot a very large number
or social. business and patriotic
bodies which form so large a. part of
American life. In addition to the
Navy League. the American Legion,
the Vé'terans' or Foreign Wars. many
Chambers of Commerce. Rotary.
Kiwanis and other groups have
promised all possible aid, while
while among the women‘s societies,
the Dauzhters or the American Re-
volution and the Daughters of 1812
will take an active part. in observing
the celebration.

. The observance of Navy Day ori-
ginated in 1922 when it was decided
that a day should be set apart tor
the commenoration or the deeds of
American sailors in the World War
and in our country 's other struggles.
and also for bringing before the at-
tention or the public the value of
the Navy to the nation in peace and
in war. Supported" by the Navy
Imagine and other patriotic societies.
and aided by the \cooperation and
assistance of the; Vat-y Department
and the officers and men or the
Navy. the celebration proved suc-

cessful from the start and has be-
comc a. recognized' event in the

calendar year.

In addition to parades and mom-
orial ccrcmonics. every effort is
effort is made on Nevy Day to fam-
iliarize the public throughout

the Navy.
coasts are divided among the prin-
cipal seaports and other naval ves-
sels are distributed as widely as pos-
sible so that every seaport. is \isitenl
by one or more ships. During the
day "open houso"‘is held at which
the Navy officers and men not as
hosts to all who care to . visit the
ships and explain in detail the work-
ings of machinery and guns with

 

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the "sermon budget balances
is given to the finance minister.
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THE OPENING OF THE

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SOUTH NORWALK

IN A HOME WITH HOME-LIKE SURROUNDINGS

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ALL MARINELLO PREPARATIONS FOR SALE

MARINELLO BEAUTY PARLOR

' 62 WEST AVENUE

There Are 13,000 Beauty Parlors in the United State”
6,500 of These Are Marinello

This ought to mean something to the woman who cares ‘

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the opportunity to he gursts of thel
Navy on Navy Day.

In anticipation of the prosentl
year‘s celebration. committees have}
been formed bx the Navy Leagucf
and otlw patriotic organizations for l
carrying on the work throughout. the'
United States. Governors 0! States.
members of the. Senate and House
of Representatives and leaders in
both the business and social world of
the nation have accepted member-
ship on the national committee in .
general charge of the work. The
chairman of this committee and in
charge of the general plans at the
Navy Day celebrations is Command-
er Marion Epplgy. United States
Naval Reserve Force. \Vorking un-
der the guidance of the. national
committee are state committees. '
r‘urh of which in turn has the supcr- ‘.
Union of local committees in towns '
and cities.

In the celebration of 1923 more
'han twelve hundred localities an:
ranged me Day proxrnms and the
present celebration promiscs to ex-
CN-ri this. Prcpamtions are being
made for exercises of spcclnl signi- '
fimznce in \Vnshington, New York
(‘im Heston, Philadelphia. (‘lmrlv-sv
(South Carolina). Galveston.

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Link- Rock. Phicuzo. San Francisco,
lms Anxcins, Portland, Seattle and
San nlt'tfi. .

A feature of the Navy Dav colc-
hrnliou will lit“. the broadcasting of
addresses. in which all thfl largo and
important organizations have agreed
to take part. Last. year it was esti—
mated that more than cight million
people listnncd in on this fvnturc of
the program and it is cxpcclml that
9. lllllf‘ll larger numbm‘ will in;
rearhnd this year. i

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Foley Pills Benched the sore Spot

I Mrs. Ellen Rcighard. South Fork,»
Pa... writes: “I had been sufferings
with my kidneys and nothing seemed;
to touch the aching: spot until I pro- ‘
cured FOLEY PILLS. with wondrr-E
ful rcsul‘" FOLEY PILLS. ~
uretlc stimulant for the kiclucysfi’
gently and thoroughly flush and:
cleanse the kidneys and help to!
eliminate poisonous waste nmttcrfi
Try a. bottle. today and you will lw'
well pleased with the r(lief Lin;
tainerl. The use of FOLEY PILL. -
increases
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kidney activ.ity ~—Stiil.son-‘ ‘

 

\Vc do not claim that a

a preventive of all ills, more care for
every disease. \Ve do claim that a
good warm air furnace, pro‘perly in~
stalled, will keep the hotlsc warm,
and filled with pure healthful air.

\Vhen this is done th'
visits will be fewer and less ex-

pensive,

blood, and red blood resists disease.

NV’ith a good warm air furnace like

the STAMFORD,
the safe side.

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for oxygen makes

'011 will be on

furnace is

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‘ . At Exactly Open Car Cost

‘ “HUDSON

= ' . Super-Six

COACH
$1500

Freight and tax extra

Balloon Tires
Standard Equipment

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This Hudson Coach is the first closed ear ever
to sell at EXACTLY open at cost. ‘And Hudson
alone can build it. As the largest producer '
of 6-cylinder closed cars in the world, Hudson ‘

exclusively holds tha‘advantages to create
this car and this price. And now genuine

balloon tires are standard equipment.

It is the easiest steering, most comfortablraid
stoadiest riding Hudson ever built. No car is
smoother in action. None, regardless of price,

excels it in reliability or brilliancy of performance.

 

 

TEE'ERWIN M. JENNINGS 00., INC.

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New Haven

NORWALD CONN.

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