is finished the mixer will work m Mimic SENTINEL—Sb. NonwALx. coNN WEDNESDAY .NOVEMBER 4', 1925. v" .....—-........ YOU SHOULD SEE HER HIT THAT LINE Urges (lo-operation ‘FAIRFIELD. Nov. t—There is room (or imprqvement on the pan of the public in its relations "with banks and bankers. State Bank Com. REYNOISD’S- OME SCENE OF said in a talk at the meeting at the humid Luncheon club yesterday. tie pointed. out that,‘the,man who goes ‘to the ham: to, borrow money ”must expect to give his banks" a credit statement showing Just' what he is worth and must abandon the present atutudd ot retusing to com. ply with this request or complying with it reluctantly. , "Netibnal banks are‘ (owed to re- quire the tiling of such a statement and not. banks Will also be creed " to reouire a statement of th kind 1 from those to whom they make Epworth League of". East Avenue M.’ E. . Church Gives Hallo- we’ on Social . h The E-pwmth League at the East .‘Mlellllc Methodist Episcopnl church id its annual llallolxe'cn wclill ' : lull night. at the home of Miss Dor- ; othy Reynolds. 13 Osborne avenue. r'l‘ho socitl “as a. costume affair. ‘ Games wcle played and refresh- merits \ltlo_ serlcd lutel lzl the ele- ‘ nlng these credit statements“ qre neces- sary became they give the exemln. ers a basis on which to check the inins how sound its loans are. \ t O O The lower end 01 East avenue ,‘j has been completely laid with eem~ senten for Auto ‘ ant and the mixer ,at present. is lay- = V 009880 ing a tour loot strip on the edge of A ry Thefts . g the road [mm the railrolsd up an ’ for as Earle's Hill. Whoa the strip Kelly pleaded guilty in the clt9 court ‘ here yesterday to a charge or theft of automobile accessories from the ' ‘ Hclander Auto Sales company. of ' this city. and was untenced to some three months in Jail. Post omco an. thoritiee are investigating the case and. it is understood here .may also proceed against Roll? for sending stolen property through the mails. back townld the railroad. laying, the remaining strip which will be eleven eel: wide. 4'. u e e Tonight marks the closing of tho Flremen' s Fair. given by the May- flower \Hook. Ladder and Rose empany. at Community Hall. Plans ave been made to accomodatc a 0rd crowd this evening. when . . e touring car will be given away. . inf-go number of people who Miss Gladys Seller-er is the captain of the girl’s tootbsu team at It at out you do succeed. look out ve been unable to visit the Fair Upsala College for Girls. East Orange, N. J. No, Glndyi 0068 Mt peddle next time. planning to so this “Mint ice during the summer Vocations. ., I O ‘ ‘ l‘ ;\*Mrs. Michael Pascale, at Van Zant - work or finishing the road before “m5 ’3 "awn“ h” “mm" 1“” church A “‘99th 0f the WWW“ commas Santcntelli who min the cold weather. as the trucks. loaded 1'? Glca‘mn' of P0.” Chute" to- 09"“ will 9° held tomorrow ““91“ shanty at the time. was merely sth- with gravel and cement. were requir- y- ‘ . v‘. .. . - noon at tho rector's home on up by the accident. ed to use me road. A ~' " " " . ° . . The truck driver. who was back- ' ’ Henry “34"“- 01 First street. 0" A truck working on the new read. ing up to empty a load or gravel into Workman are busy excavating tor ‘ .55 t0 "“1"” ‘0 Florida “"10"“ which is owned by the Mossop Com- the cement mixer. was looking out the collar 01' a home 10 b0 WWW! ”9 h“ PM“! to,rcmain 10“ the pony of Bridgeport. and was driven at the driver’s cab on the side oppo- on Cove avenue, near Fifth “1'9“: “5°? Ha I‘ I“ “‘5 '6“ 95““ busi- by Buckley Duane of Waterbury. site the shack. trying to livohir ohip- by Mrs. inee H. Goo of Seaview ave- there. “7- Harris ’ ha! been struck the watchman' s shanty at the ping the edge of the road when he nue. The contractor is A. L._Wood. 3“ ”9m 17‘0““ 10“ 350‘"- .tWO lower and 0! East avenue. yesterday struck the building. ‘ " ' 3- ' morning. and knocked the shack Road officials said yesterday that _ ' ' about five feet. breaking several 1: automobile drivers would not try street Which was broken on Friday A prayer meetingnvlll M held-thll- panes or glass in the' building. A to drive on the new road it Would evening by an unknown motorist W“ Chin; . at the Christ Episcopal Connecticut Company Watchman. be much easier for them to rush the repaired yesterday. The manhole cover on Winfield 0 0 O \ With State Banks ' minioncr John B. Byrne of Putnam. ‘ Remember-when you can’t come shopping- Our Personal Shopper Barnum 454 .“ [OWLAND’S Fourth floor , w ~ . Entrance on Main'St” Fairfield Ave., Cannon St. ' loans." The speaker explained that - operations on a bank and to deter- ‘ . STAMFORD. Nov. 4 — Clarence ‘ Open Daily 'Till 6 P. M. “Velvet—the mode-for Winter Riche-‘luxurious—alluring Kings and Queens of yesteryear wore velvets as royal robes. Today the "Queen of America." the American woman, picks her frock of velvet~— not alone for beauty—«nor for luxury—but for ' warmth and comfort as well. . Howland s, as usual. is foremost ln showing a most com lete assemblage of unique and lovely variations of the mode —— authentic — timely— beautiful. . Handsome velvet frocks entire or in combination $39.50 Black velvet flimmed with gold lace on collar and side panels over green crepe de chine. Black velvet trimmed with fur across the Few indeed are the hats bottom and on side flares. shown for winter wear thglt Pencil blue chiffon with front and top and d0 1’10t 119W? some VClVCl In sides of brocaded chiffon velvet and sleeves to themaklng. They are cm- match trimmed with grey mufflon. brmdered effects with me- tallic combinations. ' 5395151656 are a few of the models we show at These. at $4.95 ‘ mm" ”m" There are combinations ' of velvet and satin—small 7 turban shapes—the Pirate brim and away from the i face models at $7. 50 And wondrous showing of velvet and satin—some . metallic trimmed —7- some ‘ Tl embroidered—some Shirred 5" ' ‘ l . g e ct Willi lovcl flower The rich luxurious so‘ft- llrifli at $10_ y ' less of velvet—its brilliant l f t ‘ewel-Iike color accords sewn“ ”or m" vith the splendor of winter The hat cf velvet—here Velvet frcks at $25. Black velvet two piece ’ dresses with trimming of blue worsted and silk about bottom of tunic—on collar '. " nix. wig. 3. - AT THE -- frock with black satin flare skirt—puff sleeves of black, velvet and large red rose 'rom the shimmering chif. 'on velvets to heavy dress 'Illvets~—deep and rich. and with vestec of crepe de ~' '4' “ides—And here the as- ‘ ' chino ~ ortment includes velvets of Overblouses Brocaded chiffon velvet my weight and texture of velvet $7.50 oe Store SOUTH NORWALK ., We are over stocked, and in order to make room for our fall and winter footwear we are forced 1: ‘ to sacrifice our present stock of high grade men’s ladies’, boys’, and children’s shoes, oxfords and pumps at cost and below cost. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY AND SAVE MCNEY. Sale Starts Thursday Morning Nov. 5th at 9.0’clock Sharp . Below we list a few of the Money Saving Bargains, 5 Ladies tan and patent pumps, all styles. High Cuban and low heels [or $4.50 andt $4. 95 grade Regular $5. 00 grades at Regular $530 grade at grades at $2.85 $2.95 9 '. . $235 $2.95 ‘ Ladies Felt comfy Slippers Reg. $1.00 Grade at 59c . : Boys’ tan shoes, all solid Boys’ all leather Sitouf Boys’ tan oxfords, Ra- “Babe Ruth” little boys’ . leather. Regular $3. 5( Shoes. Regular $3.25 jail soles. Regular$4.00 oxfords. Regular $4.00 grade at grades at ' grade at grade at ' $2.45 $1.95 $2. 50 $2.85 Men s All Leather House Slippers Reg. 52. 89 Grade at 51.95 Mons tan and black. oxfords. Mcns um and black shoes, Good- Mons work dices. All solid _ 1' Goodyear welt soles. Regular year welt soles. Regular $4.95 leather. Regular $3.95 grade $4.95 grade at grades at 3 5:9 4 "58 SOUTH MAIN STREET, , . _'_ 0 Ladies"satin puntpé, a1 styles'a'nd colors. Regu. Ladies’ velvel pumpr operas and straps, higl‘ Cuban and low heels Regular $3 .95 and $4. 5 Ladiesj tan calf oxfords Cuban and low heels. $3 .45 $3. 45 Big Reduction on all Children’s High qnd Low Shoes regardless of cost Ladies Children's 4 3...... A... Clifford Shoe Store ,4 3...... Ace». 3‘ 0° 3"“ at 58 South Main St. ‘ South Nomlk $359 ““5“ $2.95 Sale Shrtgtghgsdfiyfllfgember 5th 3259 Don’t lad to take advantage oftlns Money.“ shown at $25. .pu.‘§;§‘$,.fi".;‘l§..$;‘°h.§l’gg to wear under velvet dress T base are the new fash- ion mode in blouses. They are charming and furnish a variety that women will appreciate Rich black velvet over- blouses with gold braid . trim or embroidered motif done in gold and anon gold ’ buttons to add charm and ' chic. They may be worn over a skirt of plain color—pre- ferably black satin or a cloth skirt in bright plaids. The price is only $7.50 Lovely velveteen dresses for the girls from 6 ‘to 14 a special Value—$4. 95 Just at the time when the velvet mode looms trimming at side—very cf fective i . Black satin frock with bands of velvet across bot-. tom of skirt, on sleeve and down front with gold lace and chiffon jabof. Just a few of the models Soft ichiffon velvet 40 inch $6.75 yd. Silk faced velvet 40 illch $4.50 yd. ‘ Velvetin 36 inch rich finish $2.75 yd. Third floor Velvet blouse frock $15 and $19.50 Here is awide choice in one of the prettiest varia- tions of the modc~plaided skirts in lovely shades and combinations with over- blouse cliect of ":,lvet some embroidered others . trimmed with plaid on cuffs angi collars to match 5km- large on the fashion horizon-—-these pretty dresses Second floor come to us through our buying offices at a price much under usual. Handsome, rich, soft velveteen—so lovely it looks like velvet itself—in rich shades of blue and brown and embroidered in contrast colors and novelty designs, Here are dresses that will make a little miss of . ~ -' , . these ligesffell dressed up alt1 almost any affair—or make er ee at ease anyw ere. Pam!” 0f velvet They are values that will sell quickly—there- or soft suede “ fore we advise early shopping—all sizes and plenty Are the sort picked to of them BUT—enough said. Watch them go at 33:1; t with the 'mode of . $4.95 , Rich radium I silk slips Black velvet one strap pumps with Cuban heel $6. » Black suede two strap pumps With Cut out on in. $3. 95 step 39 Fact' is they would be fine f0 wear under most Black patent leather any winter frock. They are splendid quality with opera pumps for evening beautifully embroidered flounces. Special lot just wear 8750 y received in all sizes 34.io 44 Priced at $3. 95. , ‘ Mentions“: ' .i “‘“m Secondfloor Howland Dry Goods Go.
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