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amour.
to procure an ambulance to be
1 here in emergency
»~ , rly at Compo Beach dur-
. up by the Westport Rotary
in. The Compo Beach Life Guards
d frank Dayton. manager of the
‘ Chlldre’s and
in Westport ‘
Oct. 10.-—-'rhe 310‘?!—
cases, and
has been
bathing season,
have been advocating the
of an ambulance for some
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'. Light Wool
Frocks $5.95
for Junior Misses
This is a varied as-
sortment of fashionable
purchase of such a”
dress ready-made as
economical as to make
it." What a saving for
finisher with so many
'demandson her time
and skilful fingers!
Navy, brown, tan as
well as brighter reds,
black and white checks
and gay, cool crepes.
Hand embroidery vivid;
ly trims many while
others have smart rows
of buttons and trim col-
lars and cuffs. Sizes 6
to 12 years. second floor
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Misses’ Shoes
of the Better Sort
High shoes are com-
ing into vogue with the
approach 'of winter and
every mother likes to be
just a step ahead of her
neighbor in the ward-
robe of her children.
Here she will find com.
plete satisfaction in
style. quality and supe-
rior fit of our children's
shoes. Prices very as to
sizes.
A good looking
brown lace shoe in
sizes 5 to 8 is $4; or
one in elkskin—s3.50
Main floor
Wee Folks
Wear Prince oi
Wales Coats
In one of these warm
chinchilla coats, they
will be so proud to
think that they are
wearing just such a
coat as the Prince did;
when he was a little
lad. Colors include
blue’, brown, t .l or
‘grey in'belted or plain
styles. Size 2 to 6
years. ." $6.50
B”.cr grade coats
. l’ .11 with red flannel
$10
’ Tam O’Shanters of
chinchilla to match the
smartly tailored coats,
have head bands with
the “U. S. Navy” in-
scribed on them and
two gold anchors.
cold winter days the
,. kiddies will be delight-
ed, for they have car
laps attached. ‘ $1.75
Second floor.
Special Goodies
for Saturday
Here is an appetizing
candy treat for the
,folkszat home. They
will surely delight in
_* fresh, creany cocoanut»
‘. daintles or molasses co- "
Issue. “6.
Anson Loci-y, tot-mei- president of
the Rotarlans. and. Dr. Roy A; Long
introduced the subject to the club
and pointed out the need.
suggested that the ambulance would
be kept at the .. beach during
summer and at Central Fire Head-
quarters during the
believed that the puroh
the ambulance could be raised by
0 ular
fcc‘t‘was referred to me club's lex-
ecutive committee for further con-
sideration.
Candidates
and justices of the peace will be
junior frocks at a price .- _
which will make the ' -
on .
ll More Th
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pubucan parties.
It VII
the
hall.
For the p
have been rep
ter. is
e price of
subscription, and the pro-
tor representatives
naziodilqtl'oaucunso to be held next
wooli by the Democratic“. and the Be-
canons has been called tor nonday
nighOat 8 o'clock and the Republi-
can caucus for Tuesday night; both
meetinr to take place in the town
/
not both parties
nted at Hartford.
Prof. Harry lion-gen Ayres. Demo-
crat. and Daniel Burr Bradley, Rea
publican. occupying the omces. As
a result of last Monday's town'elec-
tion, in' which last year's support of
the Nash-Lyra ticket was missing.
Democratic siderably lessened. .
to a report just made
as follows:
Monroe-Trumbull
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an Half Your Life is Spent
In Your Bedroom
5 Make It the Most Charming '— the House
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Many people neglect their bedrooms because they aren’t seen upon en-
tering the house.
But after all the bedroom is themost lived-in room in the
house and should be most comfortably and artistically furnished.
Start with a fine new suite of fur niturc which will not be very expensive
when purchased by our special payment plan.
Birdseye Maple
t 'is coming bacli into favor in a
beautiful buff finish through which
the grain of the wood is revealed to
splendid advantage. Bureau, chifl‘o—
rette, dressing table anti bow end bed.
‘160
American Walnut
This suite is finished in the popular
two tone effect—the panels of the
dresser, chifforette and bed are light
in contrast to the other parts. Dress-
er, chifforette, dressing table and bow
end bed. ' ‘
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Convenient
Radio Tables
34.85
Specially
are these tables con-
structed for the con-
venience of the radio
enthusiast. ' Maho— -
gany finish with un-
derneath shelf—imi-
tation leather top.
. _ many other
priced v
end tables.
any finish
ends.
Sports Flannel Shirt in light ,
weight is ideal for golf enthusiasts.
Novelty effects in good assortment of
shades with collars attached. $2
.‘ The Well Dressed Business Man
will choose a new pleated front shirt
—there are several diderent style!
with narrow or wide pleating at in-
tervals. It’s the latest fad in men’s
wear and has double French laun-
dered cufi’s. ’ $3
Very Smart are, These
Flannel Frocks
Scotch and wide checked plaids are
the newest of the new in flannel
dresses. Generally a wide -belt gives
the fashion note of the season Sev-
eral unusual models are all black
with white buttons and silk; braid.
Very. interesting is a plain skirt with.
Roman stripe tunic. The newest of
these dresses are made of that beau-
tiful ' soft okashs 'fiannelx which one
My enjOys wearing. All regular”
' Sizes. . $18 to $38
..-. Second”.
' ' ‘5 3 made in the afternoon willbe‘dclivorcd theifolloiing mops
Near the dawn-
\ port or deep wing
chair, in the hall or in
ere it is convenient
to have a few books,
a vase or work at
hand, there is noth-
ing more desirable
than one of these fine
A colo-
nial design in mahog-
. carved stretcher, fine
moulded top, colonial
Fourth floor
Authoritgtiv'e Styles: ii;
Mahogany
Indeed a wonderful value is this
‘ finely finished suite in its exquisitely
simple design. Dresser, chifl'orette,
vanity dresser with Side mirrors and
bow end bed. Silver mountings.
‘295
FI'ench , Walnut
New and fashionable is the light
brown finish called French walnut
which shows the charming graining
of the wood. Very large are the
dresser, chifiorette, dressing table.
bed, bench and chair. An unusual
design, a reproduction of a handsome
old English set.
‘365
End Tables for Many Nooks
$5 . -. r-‘x
nooks
with
Fashionable ‘—
Men’s Wear ’
A Superior Showing of moire
neckwear with bias stripes in gay or
conseryative coloring—also basket
weaves in various color effects. $2
The .New Noilles Weave in many
clever combinations of coloring prom-
ises to be the most popular of the
season. It comes in shades to suit all
. $1
Tubular Ties of Cheney Silk for
men of conservative taste, dark, sub-
dued. shades. $1
.- nun new.
Lingerie Ribbons.
in Noyelty Rosettes
If you are planning on making
dainty Christmas gifts for your dear
friends, you will be delighted ’with
these charming rosettes ' find other
.n‘bb'on novelties with which to give
them that exquisite finishing touch.
Metamorilibons‘that glintlin the sun-
light and rainbow hues from which to
select.- Prices are"within the reach
ofnall ’ 5 ob. to 75 etc”. on.
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Prof. Ayros'prospects'ot again going
to Hartford are thought to be con--
Report on Condition
Of State Highways
The condition of. the roads in
this section of the state. according
public by
the State Highway Department, is
turnpike. Grav-
el confiruction going pn. Trans
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Our delivery car leaves the store at 8 31mm day and all pnr
named at 'all times.
Canaan-Cornwall
these bridges.
sand road to Falls Village.
New Milford—Cornwall
for tradlc. There is still
Ridgefleld-North . Salem
Newtosvn-Stevenson ' road.
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. T01) Coats l
of Fine Woolen 3
Materials '
‘29.75
.1 These are coats
which are just the
right weight for now.
. Allowoolen fabrics in
grey, tan or brown,
some plain ‘miirturés.
othersin shadow stripes
and plaids. .Plaid fian-
nel linings are featured
in several models. All
are fully lined and in-
terlined. Such a coat
will save the wear and
tear on your handsome
for or for trimmed best
coat. All sizes 16 to
46—also extra sizes
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Sheds Like
Fabrics and
Smooth Furs
Distmguu' ' h This
Season’s Coats '1
$59.7 5
The price of these
costs is exceedingly
modest when you con-
sider that they are all
full length and fash-
ioned of soft, smooth
finished materials so im-
portant to fashion this
season. Collars and
trimmings are of genu-
ine grey squirrel, dyed
squirrel, beaver. seal
and other smooth furs.
Ever so many different
models in this interest-
ing collection. All
sizes included.
‘ . Sew-and floor.
s. l ' .
J unlor Hats
Win Wide Approval
And is it ‘any won-
der-—-.when you see
these trimly 'tailored
felts with darling rib-
bon bows and streamers
, priced as low as $2.95. -
Your daughter ‘will
want one of them, for
all her friends are
wearing these. smart,
close fittm' g shapes.
Have you seen the
fashionable velour a
hats? They’re-in the
" most becoming bright
fall shades with 8105
grain ribbon in tones to
harmonize. All well
dressed miss: Prater
them for’Slm $593k
‘ second”. "
p . Hollow road.
Hollenbeck club bridge and bridge‘
at Lower City. Short detour around
Canaan-North Canaan. South Ca-
naan road. Under construction. Take
bridge.
Concrete road is in place and ready
3 little
work on the shoulders and railing.
road.
Crushed stone base is being laid
and a. short detour has been posted.
Steam
shovel. first grading and macadam
construction has commenced. No
detonrs are necessary.
ReadingoPutnam Park road. Ma—
cadam construction he. begun. So
detour nece-ary.
Danburyosugar Hollow road. Con-
crete construction is under way and
one-way traillc with telephone con-
trol is necessary. Traffic is not being held up.
Danbury-Newtown road. The new Darien-Posi road. (‘onvrrto
bridge over Still River is under con- under construction.
struction. A temporary bridge is in at Daricn crnh-r m Soy-.3161;
use. ‘over posted detour.—
Greenwich-Post road. Sheet as-
phalt under construction from 1013- Advertise in The Sentinel.
Traffic d5"
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1924.
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7“ 105: Main 5!. and 137mm) fairfield Ave:
Bfidgeporls Busy Cash Store
l Women’s Two-Piece
Flannelette Pajamas
plain colors and stripes. Trimmed with
four sill; frogs and silk 5 I95
lining around collars. 34
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Rubber Reducing Corsets
Women’s Flannelette Pajamas
s of striped material. ,
59c‘75c Em
REAL BIG BARGAINS FROM THE BOY’S BASEMENT
Sizes
Second floor—Rear.
Drawer Waists
"Little
Lace buck—clasp front—four hose sup-
porters—brocaded facing. Covered with
coutillo .......................... es.
Second floor—Roar.
Reg.
Sizes
Pajamas
of good quality flanneleite—one
and two piece. Military col-
lar and {our button $1 29
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69¢ l2°‘”‘.‘..f??f:...i..f°
Pull-Over
Sweaters
of heavy yarn—brown Body
triggned with tan collar. 28
to _ . A‘r ,- .
51;;
Blouses
with collar attached—good qual-
ity striped percale. Fast
colored -- full cut.
to 15 ...................
Shirts
With collar attached—sizes 12 1-5
to 14 >
Percale and Silk Striped
Madras M
31.00 sfill)
Knee Pants
02 good wearing quality—dark
mixtures
98651293159
Beaufy" — adjustable
shoulder strap —- rcin~
forced where wear 1: 50c
hardest. Sizes 4 to 14
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YOUR FOOD
WHEN BUYING YOUR FOOD FROM THESE STORES,
YOU ARE GETTING CAREFULLY SELECTED AND CARE-
FULLY PRICED MERL HANDISE. DOESN’T THIS MEAN
SOMETHING TO YOU?
Pillsburys, Jones or Gold Medal Flour, Bag ............. 31.29
Occident Flour, Bag $1.39. Rye or Graham flour, 31,0 lb. bag 25c
Puritan Hams, skinned back, lb. 26c. Shoulders, lb. ....... 11':
Sliced Bacon, lb. 40c. 4 lb. Pails Pure Lard, . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00
Native Potatoes, pk. 35c., bushel, $1.25. Onions, 41b. . . . . . . 25c
Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs. 25c. Best Creamery Butter, lb. ...... 49c
California Oranges, 15 for 25c. Lemons .............. 3:30 doz.
Florida Grapefruit, 4 for 25c. Native Spinach ......... 35c pk.
Genuine Imported Preserved Ginger Stone Crock ........ 50c
Fig Bars, 2 lbs. 25c. Cream Mints 29c lb. C arameis’ ..... 45c lb.
Cloverdale Evaporated Milk, 12 cans $1. Clover Hill: 7 cans SI“
.V an Camp’s Tomato Soup, 4 cans 25c. C ampbell’s Beans 3, 250
Pink Salmon, tall, 2 for 25c.
Blue Ribbon Peaches 2 for 2.33
Criscoe, 6 lbs. cans $1.39. Good Luck Rubbers, 3 for ...... 230
. Hecker’s Cream Oatmeal, large 250. Small 3 for ............ ‘25'
Royal Dessert, something new; orange, raspberry or straw-
berry, 2 for ............................ _ ........... _ 23¢
Salted Peanuts 39c lb. Del Monte Pineapple, large 3 for $1.00
Gold Dust, large size, 25c. Scouting Powder, 3 for ......... 25c
New Pack Corn, Peas, Tomatoes. Succotash or Lima Bean's,
6 for ............................................. 90S
Booth’s White Royal Anne Cherries, large, 3 for ..... 7. . . 81.0.0
Pure Cider Vinegar, gallon jugs, 75c; quarts 25c; pints . . . . 15c
Edgemont or Butternut \i'afers, large package ........... 25c
New Pure Maple Syrup 60c. Grandma’s Pancake, large . . . 285
Mason Jars, quarts 85c. Pints 75c. Glass Top, qts. $1.15; pts. 98c
Kirkman’s Borax Soap, 19 cake $1.00. Med. Ivory Soap 13, $1.00
Jelly Glasses, dozen 39c. Wet Shrimp, 3 cans . . .t ........ 595
New Crop New Orleans Molasses, quart jars 40c; pints . . . . 25c
' WE TRY TO ACCOMMODATE EVERYBODY AND OUR DE-
LIVERY IS FREE. ‘
' MANAGER, ANTHONY PALADINO.
ASSISTED BY JACK FALLON
A.F.BECKMANN oco.,1no.
35-37 Main St.
4,er Phone 1234
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