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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 27, 1917 · page 2

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m of the three and.»
he convention of Sundnv‘
~ of the county was
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“lemon program was opened:
" 0' conducted hv Rev. u-
.minister oi the Baptist
pl Danhury. where the con
, 8 hold.
’ 3 the last One." was the}
d the first address of. the,
This was delivered by,
B. clerk. of Hartford. The;
and advised by Mrs.
Q'lntorssting people in Sunday”
‘ was through the home
which she characterised
strum; right arm of the Sun
" Blue told how to or
W department and said
» ilt is thoroughly omniied;
-itl visitors are friends
members; the organization is a
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‘ ny xeiizious W "I“ "M"; individual question of (Jamie.
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’ ed that the service in the uni : W Wk“ There charm. B“ given a fine

cholera and special events, in- i
. ,slid scripture rccitations !
”I'll. Oorelstion oi toe Sunday
M with Outside Activities " was;

w by Rev R. C Whitehead
mnttord. he method of bring

the two ogether recommended,
‘ the snooker was for the pastor
,, y .6800] teach or leader to;
" acquainted with the boy or
their on outside tho church.‘

MW! oftlisuitablc‘zlrz} 'W 1” some 1”.
containing the e emrn s o . thing ' .
prayer. oflei’ings recognition or: ”Mung“. 4‘0 Ewe ' d 7‘ low v01“,
‘ and I I “1...; any Plain wanton may be
‘ Jr 1 ' “ charming if she wishes.

Announcement ,

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. On Monday, October twenty- ninth, so expert
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"One hundred
Afg’rnoon Dresses

twill. to reduce it
anti-momma".

drops as Obits.
WM“
W combinations
in black, navy bluegrsy,
1311,11ch and other desirr
ahlc shades.

Striped Satins and
Tam

Many of those are

copies of French dresses
and have original decor—
ations in head work and
colored embroidery» \
Certain of the darker ‘
shadcs, naviestmd black
have slight decorations
in colors. Ahogethcr it
,is .an eatemcly attrac-
tive collection, and will
please women who are in
'scarch of afternoon
gowns . at moderate
Prim '

mp3000, were up to
$8M!) now "17.”

Group “0, were up to
$45.00 ' now “7.50
Group three, were upto
8554” now $87.50
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Children's Serge Dresses
' Pain Serge and combinations 02
Beige and Tafleta, for ages 0, 8 to 14
years. i
There are School Dresses of plaid

ginghams, sensible little models that
are attractive and girlish, 6 to 1‘

rem. 31-.00 $1.00. $2.00 up to $5”
Serge and Corduroy Dre-es, '
:— speciul at 51”
M ablative line at 4W!
onus, m com and up. in;
school wesrin s wide range of prices,

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The Boot Shop

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wear. , ., 3,
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iron wth natural chuck W. film
Gray with gray buck tops, 3113‘
Black Boots are always in favor
and a complete showing is now in
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‘ Patent, dull calf and fine kid, lace
and button models, “.50“ m

. Children's Shoes
' A large assorhnent, unghigmm
baby’s first stifl soled shoes to the
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Special clearance 01s group oipleasln'g
models iii-Oak, Ishogany, Luisa-icon and Oircassisn
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2"” The Dressing Tables included in this special

clearance sale have accumulated for various reasons
Often it is because there is lack of room, and a cus—
tamer purchasing a suite will not be able to give space
, for the complete outfit: Therefore, the stock at pros-

emt contains too many dressing tables proportionately '

. for the rest of the bed room {yrnitura
I’riem are reduced in a generous manner

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WI Dressing Tables with triple in
and drawers for toilet articles. These tables are in
variety of period styles and selection may be made

 

conform with all rooms. . ,1;
Former prices, $26.50 now 331.”
$2900 W
$35.00 “.50
$39.25 332.”
$40.00 $8.00
$56.00 145.00
$98.00 , m.” 1;"
American and Circassisn Walnut Tables,
beautiful woods in graceful designs. .; ,5,
Former prices, $21.50 now $17.50 L.
$25.00 . T $19.50
‘ $26,“) , will
$27.00 ,’ W
$36.00 “150
$30.00 $25.50
‘ $36.00 ”.50
1.... :94: and Bird’s rye Isple m
Former prices, $2250 now slam
33500 . . 319-75
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$34.00 W .
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