'ESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1924.
ACHERS T0 '
HEAR MANY
BIG SPEAKERS
n it it 31 Meeting in
l: rid geportuHu-
mane Posters— Ath.
letic Association to
ileet
- an! meeting of the teach.
- :«Htw will be held in the
. high school auditorium
the program of the mom-
‘. .iir‘ 13v
. ‘I. stra.
Bridgeport High
Alvin C. Bruel,
.‘Cctrld Aspt‘ct of Education,"
:5 0. Thomas. Commissioner
'lQl'i. Maine.
"Inmrrssions of National
_- .lesot‘iallon's Meeting in
gm." Miss Carolyn Merch-
‘.'A.il Strong school. New
:: .'1.l:l‘.'i?l0n Delinquency and
lion. Frederick A: Wai-
77.2?‘SlonL‘l‘ of correction, New
'twmr-v will conclude
; ans-ion; the afternoon
; «zl' start at 2 P. M. The
-. (if the gathering will be
.‘xloorc. principal of the
'7 High school.
speaker of the afternoon
‘1‘."l D. Allen. his subject he-
: dance." :Vll‘. Allen is direc-
= .9 march and Guidance in tho
.~:hools of Rhode Island. Af-
rwlk the teachers of the dif-
- all-partmenta will no to their
a, t‘-Ht"h department having a
'. "csnrveil. .
M: the speakan at the suction
" fi arc:
.rl R. Di‘igge. Head of Eng-
: :rtmcnt. tit .\':~.v York lini-
Ills topic of disenaslon being
NJ: thc Tmhing of Engliah
the .
--=r
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~.1--‘t‘l:il Language Instruction."
‘ Schrciher. Professor of Ger-
\'aln University
~ prize winning poster entered
~ lili’i Humane Poster Content
'mm-l by the Connecticut Hu-
r‘lwit‘ty will be on lellbltldn
- High Schools at each of the
..g places of the State Teachers
,"'l0l."l. Intcrcst in Human
:‘ion is increasing yearly and
31:)le that every school Will
. mat». in the 1925 Foster Con-
C‘rmncctinut loin-scholastic
tic association will convene at
SUSPECT NOT
With steamship lransportati
[er 0'! time, and Iubmarine voyages to be relied upon, th
road to Europe. The Atlantic has be
plane NC-o, did it; to be i‘ollowe
British R-84 made a round trip.
mcr.
fd'rtably than any of its predeccs
The German-made dirigible, latest ,to accomplish the trip,
i "‘ i ' . ‘ .._.
Atlantic Ocean Now Only a Three-Track
THE SENTINEL
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Roa toEuropc:
on developed to the last word, regular airship service only a mat-
dby
en spanned by air five times 1100.
the British aviators, Alcock and Brown in a biplane.
e Atlantic Ocean is now only a threetrack
First the U. S. navy air-
Theu the
The American round~th£-world fliers jumped across it. this sum-
sors. Above: 2R4). Center, NC-G,
Below: Iii-84 and world flight planes
THE ELUSIVE
GASllANDll
mercial High school. Now Ila-
. Friday afternoon. Election ‘of
f'mrs and O‘ll‘“l‘ important busi-
ecs will be. taken up. The local
in school is \ll’lilt'l‘ the jurisdiction
, "lis organization and will be rcp-
[Man Cafiptured by1
Bridgeport P o l i c e
Proves to be Inoffen-
sive Working Man
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‘"d Ill. 3- w Ilavmi.
llllb Olll-A—II 1's “‘nrth Money
this all and tr-n mints to hiihlalo yr‘slrjrdny .lftcrnoon “lit‘iil
.. t'm 2x35 SlicffiI-ltl Avenue. tho Now ll:i\nn imlir'v, nitoriooklng:
lil.. writint; your name and over the hllsru't‘l lll"_\' pint-ed until-r3
.iwar‘n‘. You will rcceivc n arrest. .uiinnunmd that the man 110-9
. bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY ing hold was not the one they were
‘,\:'»: COMPOUND for coughs. looking for. lint n'n inoffensive hard
w! hunrscness: also free sam- Working mm: who ham” been placed
Ig-azcs “l~ FOLEY PILLS. n.
.rimiilnnt [or the kiilnr-ys..lct no llfl"l' (Ollslilt‘l‘lllblk‘ question-
l‘Y (T'A’l‘FlAlt'l‘lC TABLETS inst.
*‘llu’llOll anti lvilinusncss. Tho than thv Fri-lgnport polirc
"-tmlvrt'ul rcmedies have captured “us i‘hnrlea Naple. or
“illinns of people. Try Nostor, au- .1 2'9. of 13-9 \‘l’allncc,
~"lsnn-l‘DWnn Corp.—— Adv. StrI-ct. New ”Jutfll. null according
Brirlgr‘iwi't’s
the gas station inmnht hiirsi. him a'
tmdcr arrcct in turn on suspicion. but
BRIPGEPUHT. Comr. (it-t. :l.——;
tin-am of capturing;
Parents of Boys
Guests of Honor
STAMFORD. Conn. Oct. :l.~—-
Parents of boys who died in
seercc during: the \VOi‘ltl “‘ar
are asked to communit'atv with
the Armistice lhiy Cvlt'l‘il‘allon
Committee, the headquarters: of
which ni‘e Room No. 49. Stnm~
ford National Hunk Building.
Tllt')‘ are, :iskcd to do so because
the committee “ishcs tn res-Irv»
spnccs for tho parmits in the
Krnnd stand “hich is to law (rm-t—
ml for the pnrmlv. They arc to
ho gucuis of honor on Armisticn
hay and it is urgnntly requvatetl
that they communicate with the
committee as soon as possible.
Doubtlcsa there have bogn par-
ents of boys who dlcd In tho “.11‘
Who have moved into this vitv
since thr- war Funlt‘ to an cml.
they. too. are asked to communi-
cate with the committee. which
wants to reservo sufficient spam
for all in the grand Stand.
crossed in two days, more com-
Alcock and map showing flights.
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(ALL AT COHEN’S WHERE YOU’LL
“be FIND THE QUALITY KIND.
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HwIEST GRADE PAINTS AND WALL PAPERS.
ijxcEPTIONALLY COMPLETE LINE THAT .
“(EVER DISAPPOINTS THE MOST PARTICULAR.
A. COHEN
_ 134' Washington St.
“ASK ABE - HE KNOWS” A
ALL ABOUT THE bEST PAINTS AND WALL PAPERS.
Telephone 351-2
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as «'9552.
FACE
fumc. h
Radial.
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10 MONROE ST. Phone
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protects and preserves the skin
and 9".” " bezutv- Lastindyfrr
53'“ with irresistible Mavirpa-
fi'hitcg flesh,}oae_and
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WE CARRY
A COMPLETE LINE
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CIGARS and CIGARETTES
NEWSPAPERS and
IF WE HAVEN"! THE MAGAZINE
WANT IN STOCK, WE WILL GET IT ;
. YOU. . p
FRESH FROM? THE
SCHRAFFT’S and
CHOCOLATES
“TEE BETTER m'
' . POLSKY’S .
CIGAR AND NEWS
2223 .
amen BAKE“,
MAGAZINES
YOU
FOR é
rAcTORY .
SAN MAN I,
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‘TORE ‘.
. :0. 1(0me
more.
.cream into your
ipenetrato through every air passage
or your
ing to t‘nptain of Dolm'tixca .llcnry
J, Donnell)“. answcra almost cxnct-
ly the description of the man want-
ed for SticKlnir up gas stations in
Stamford. New Haven and othcr
places and also for the shooting of
Martin Anderson. on A. and 1‘. store
manager.
Aacording to the police of New
”men a man known as the "Bat.-
‘tling “’np" was l-cing traced down
= for
having stolen a ‘qunntitv of
cigars from the Kllfeather Copi-
pziny about two years ago. Before
ho. was placed under arrest by the
New Haven police thHNOW York
authorities arrested him on some
rharge and when thr- authoritica in
New Haven went to cxtradito him
‘thcv \vcre unable to do ao. .
Since then the police have been
on tho lookout fer the "Battling
“’Op" as it is believed that he is
responsible for the numeroua- gas
Station Stickups. A short time ago
the Ansonia police. on the lookbut
for the "Vl’op." picked up Neator
and Notified the New Haven police
that their man was under arreat.
Nestor was taken to the New Ha.-
ven detective bureau and questioned
at considerable length. Captain
Donnelly stated yesterday that. he
was satisfied that Ntstor was not
the man wanted for the gas station
stick-ups and was positive he was
not the "Battling \V’op" he was look-
ing for.
Accordingly the chase for the real
gas station hold-up man is still go-
ing on.
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Too Good To Last
"Dinah." said the mistress “I hear
you are married."
"Yasaum. I'ae got a. good man
now."
"Does be
right?"
"You. he's a. good provider. but
I‘ae akeered he going to be cotehed
at. it."
HEALING CREAM '
STOPS CATARRH
clogged Air Passages Open at Once
——N050 and Trout. Clear
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provide for you alt
If your nostrila are clogged and
your head stuffed becauao of cant-tn
or a cold. set. Ely'a Cream Balm at
any drug store. Apply a little or thia
antiseptic. term dauroyinx
noon-ill and let it
head and membranes. In-
awn: relief.
How good it feels. Your head to
deer. Your nostrils are open. You '
“breathe
freely. No more ham or
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Headroom-murmur.
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[who has urinan a series of similar
GOVERNOR lS
SKETCH SUBJECT
lN yttrium:
Mrs. Templeton Favors
a Four Year Term
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for L o n n. Gover-
1101’
Govvinur Charles ll. Templeton
its the subject of an intereatlnl
)fikt‘lt‘ll in we Novcmbcr issue of tho
§\\‘oman'a Home Companion.
I is now on the newsstands and in th.
which
mail for rf‘gulur subscrihr-rs. The
L. Collins.
articles for the magazine. and his
lrnmmvnnt on the chief executive oi
“"C‘Di’lf‘cllcllt will make inter-eating
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'romlvrs to the people of the Nut-
mu: Stale.
Ui vquul interest “ill be that part
or the artit‘lv which has to do with
Mrs. 'i‘cmpl-ton and the three tirla
of the Templeton family. Mia Tom-
pleton is quoted as saying that aha
favors a four—year tcrm for the Gov-
crnor of Connecticut. and that. the
overnor'a mic should have an ex~
cuiive mansion. '
Would Have Mansion
The article says:
"My two ambitions for the State
of Connecticut," Mrs. Templeton ex-
plained. as sin; showed me over her
modest homc, “are that the Gover-
nor ahould have a, four years' term
and that. the Governor's wife should
have an Executive Mansion."
Mrs. Templeten'a interests are
more in Church than State. except.
as the latter has become more or less
a family affair. She told me an, '0
many other govcrnora' wives MW
done, that aha hadn't been in favor
of women getting the vote. But. now
that they have it the first lady at
Connecticut thinks that they abouid
nae it. ‘
“Vi'e should be interested." said
Mrs. Templeton. “and intelligent."
She la a. very good looking. wall-
poised woman; and aha bu paaud
much of her gracious nttractivanoaa
along to her three daughtera. The
oldest is married and has the moat
charming baby to prova it. "My
second daughter." in the Governor
called her, when he introduced her.
ia just graduated from Smith. And
Lucy. the youngest, la entering thin
rail. The two younger girla also have
evidence of their activitlea: achool
and college recoda, which the Gov-
ovnor keeps in the upper drawer of
his deal: at “Templeton’a” ready to
show to all who come. Here. for in-
atanco .ara two pages tram the an-
nual class book of 8th W’s
School. which are among Charley
Templeton‘a richest possession:
The Girls
Nancy Medora Templeton
"Nan"
President of tho t‘lasa
President of the Aililetch-oda-
tion ‘
Captain of Beakctbali Team
First Lieutenant
Orcheatra
Glee Club
Business Manager of Magpie
Claaa Prophet
Dramatic Association
And four year: later:
Lucy Lillian Templeton
101“”.
Claaa Praaident
Vanity Basketball Turn. 1021.
1922. 1928. 1924: W. 1.28.
Captain, 1925.
Track Team. 1932. 19:8. 1!":
Captain. 192:, 1928.
Claaa Basketball Team. 1’21. 1.22.
1923: Captain. 1 31, 1021.
Glee Club. 1928, 19 8. 1334: Lead-
er. 1924. . i ‘
Son; contact. 1.81.; 1334: Loader,
Entranceton Main St., Fairfield Ave., Cannbn St.
Store open daily ’till 6 o’clock
.o--..~ _. a... ..-.... w
7 Lovely jersey '
cloth dresses 7
who appreciated the same points
in a dress.
Made well - - tailored carefully"
L-some quite plain, mannish--
other with
ming - - some more elaborately
trimmed with braid - - some have
linen collars
silk collars and cuffs with pleated
edge—others, more severe have 5
collars like
Dresses
meant to bring a higher price but
offered now at $10' ’
Second floOr. cantor.
New draperies
that dress the home
The good looking sort that lend an air 0? refinement
~ to the home and an
, Velour porticres, double faced in combination col-
ors—blue and taupe, rose and blue, etc., $12.75 and
.‘19-50 pair.
; Terry cloth in new and pretty designs with rich vel-
‘vety finish—splendid for over drapes, ,
; Rutl’lod curtains—some new and novel effects—color-
;ed silk ruffles—blue, gold and rose with tie bands to
imatch, $3.50 pr.
Irish point curtains, new designs, dainty and rich,
luso to $7.50 pr.
l Filet net curta
§$7. pr.
2 Silk’ curtain; with sill: fringe at bottom, 34. to
£37.50 pr.
V Beautiful new
floor coverings
_. Wilton rugs that have a luxurious tone all their Own
,--‘whosc artistry of
may of them copied from Oriental rugs of rare
,beauty. 9x12 ft, $119.
' 'Axminstcrrugs that give service and beauty and
: pleasing harmony, 8
Auction. .
Y‘all: Swimming Team.
m Wu. 19:1.
19”- ,"H- J ,
W 153:. Tara; _
for $10 ,
Real good quad-l
ity of jersey cloth
in some of themost
pleasing colo - -
blue, navy, browns
and green.
Made in straight
line modes that
are business like
in' looks and in
reality. Service-
able dresses for
women and for the
fOr the business or
professional wo-
man Who likes sim-
plicity and good
a bit of braid trim-
and cuffsr-some have
the dress.
that were ObviOusly
air of rcstfulness, too.
95cyd.
ins in very pleasing designs $2. in
MM. m.
design gives an added charm to any
ft3in.xioft.6in.,$39.
miss of 16. Dresses ’1
that would be ideal '
, looks combined.
Good street dresses for any“ woman
Toilet preparations
specially priced
These items brought together in quantities tO' sell a
lowered price are among the best known and best film
of their several kinds. This is a chance that will appeal to"
many people. Prices for this week only.
Tooth
proporatiom
I a tooth at. Ste-Afar 81.
mbb'a too panic Bic—I lot
LPGplotlant tooth part0 840—8 for
Peboco tooth paste 82c
Parham‘l tooth part0, small 21:.
largo 85c
”clamor teeth pasta i'lc—l for
Hair preparations __
for 81. ,.
Dandarina mall 00:; Mina
40c; large “4:
Golden glint ahanipoo "a
Amami shampoo 101:
Palm Olive shampoo “a
Wildroot ahampoo 89c
Wildroot hair ionic 89c
Henna foam ahampoo {0:
Hair groom 85c
Manicure
preparations
Cuba Mela remover 25c
Cutax' compact manicure at .01
Gallo 85c
Listeria. tooth path 100
Lyon'a tooth pasta or powder
no.4! for no '
Pyorrhiclda tooth powder 15¢
Lotions
hvoria mall 19:; medium 80c
Listerine 8 oz. 19¢: 'l as. 89c: 14
Mullafied coconut all ate—4 .‘
oz. 69:
Glyco Thymollne,
“o
W, Imall, 19:; medium 39¢
medium alto
Tooth brushes
One lot of transparent and born
handle tooth ”has with good
brictlea. Regula y 260: for “c
Witch hazel, Dickson‘s, 4 or. 15:; French tooth brushes—bout
8 oz. 25c; 16 oz. 42c handles, regularly 35c and 60c for
Peroxide of hydrogen 16 on. 15: 3'50 w
. O .
Creams and lotions Depilatories
, , Nect 50c Size 39:
”final honey and almond cream De Miracle, amall, 50c; 11W.
A 75:
Dolatono 78c. Zb $8.75
Deodorants
Olorono amall 25c; medium ”0
Guam Odprono 19c. Mina 17.
Rubber goods
Hot Water bottles or fountain
Inima so:
not water bottloa or {contain
W. tomato-d 78¢
Fountain Images—om quail.
ty lie
Rubber glove: for household
500—390
on. regular
Both I ya for slumped”.
“regular 7
Face powders
Mamtmmmdu’a
unmmmau
Cot L Perl 1
PO ram'OrImor a no
mar-idl- face or at:
long. Allin m.- “c
Soaps
Concur- soap 170—8 for “a
Woodbury’a halal aoap 170—4
Froctilla 21¢
Jarzen'a Benzoin and almond
lotion 85¢
Pond’a cold or vanishing cream
flc; lam jar- flc: tube. 10:
' Dagntt and Randall’a cold
cream 10: cubo- 8c: 25: taboo no;
3:: jar: 29c; 50: Jan 89:; 85c Jar!
thoodbary‘a facial cream. tuba-
Ouaia Elan a:
Elcaya witch haul cream “a
Stillmaa‘a hectic main 8‘.
Talcum powders
)1 via talcum 170—! for In
J I Johaaoa’a DW-
dar u.
Hanna‘- boruad or violet tal-
cum ll.
“:81!!!- powder Imll 13:; large
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Perfumes
WI L'Origoa or Par-la attract
:4 it; a; 0%0'17“: 1-2
a. . c log.
a for ciao ' °"
Mucoll' aneouo
NM bath “a. 3‘ m for 50:
for 10¢ W5...“ lunar coop
Valvat powder M , H 9'
forlh' “wuwmugxp 1mm
pg. I ”I". 1. "‘ "‘ Paar‘a unwound no 1.:
Packpfa m- aoap 70—8 (or
lane-formant.
neziaoaue ""
Saul Sal. I... Ola-”a
. Iain floor. conical-la. *2
, Buy cretoflnéa from _’
extensive assortment
. Not only is the showing of pretty cretonnes one of
the moat extensive we have ever shown but most people
tell-us It is by far the mostJilcaslng—From this assort- "
meat it should be easy to tin the very kind you need for
the overdrapes or cash it covers and other fancy article:
you have decided to m c.
This price range is broad and indicates ood value '
”C to “a ’d- 39;: ' g -
50¢
Rosina! leap 170—4 for ID:
Third floor. roar. ..
‘ THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS co.
thatirlaonrivalaeboolmhat-
1922. ed to no my dauphin m1 no
1921. principal of one of that.
m floor. cantor.
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MIMI-r.
(outrun-moi
7 cranial-mm
man,
,6'
"cam «M?m;
the
Palm Olin. my 76-! tor II.
mum to the iron: door to out
It. odor reached the m“.
museums, "longhorn-lid, H
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