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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 20, 1925 · page 4

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.°. E FOUR

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IDGEPORT. Nov. 20.-'l‘wo
one. one‘ for the young people.
.' at Olivet Congregational
. h: and the other. for delegates
‘. twenty-tour yours or age, at the
‘Methodist Church. were includ-
a lut night's program of the
days session of the State Sun-
, School Convention, which will
" Vthil evening.

v. William 8. West, D. D.. of
0'. presided at the meeting at
irsi Methodist Church and un-

fit

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', ced that by pledges and gifts
f 'indlvldunls and from organi-
‘ no in the association, the deficit
H.600 in the Convention budget
3:, been reduced to $1.000. Dr.
'said that if delegates would
4 L an effort to raise $1.400 he
a contribute the remaining 3200.
Prof. Bartlett Speaks.
0 speakers were i’rot‘, Edward
uttlett of the Department of
ions Education. Del’auw Uni-

 

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DINNER SET

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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9;: Composition
i. 6 cups ‘
6 saucers
/ 6 coupe soups~
"1 6 fruits.
1 platter.

" “ ”Sale
Price ......

. r _
Childrens Leggings
" Full button. fleece lined jer-
:'i;oey.. Patent instep straps,
warm and comfortable. Dit-

ferent sizes. A better than
‘éever raluc —-'wh|ic they

let—— .

‘ I’or Pair ............ 97C
Damask Table

Covers

Not in many months were you

able to buy table damask

" 1covers 0! this quality at so low

I price. Ouc takes special
ntislaction in the firm oven

 

Boys’ Hose

‘Z'Wo know what mothers want
in: boys’ stockings, these are
“‘i Vlel' ribbed than most stock.
has, yet are fine appearing.

pair—-

250: 29G
Rayon Duham
' Silk Hose

..s

ruaiity of the silk is notice.
lily superior, here is an op»
poi-runny for advantageous
purchasing and complete sntls»
popular pair 590.

“HERE
Here are some special offerings in the way

. , ties that merit your closest attention.
need not be told that this is an cxcepti

_‘ things for less is at this store. Hence,
pg —here are a few examples of our po
' VLThanksgivmg necessities.

 

 

 

$2.59 5

Reg. value $25.00

Men’s Fine Lisle
Hose '

01‘ quality and weave that
satisfies particular customers.
High spliced heel and doubli-
toe. Shortened over the in-
step to avoid unsighth

wrinkles. 22 % c

Pair .............
—

Women’s Flannel
Gowns

Here is a new showing of those
good quality flannel gowns
which have found lover in

New York. 97 c

Sale Priu
_

Curtains

Your home will not be com-
plete tor Thanksgiitng Day
without pretty white Curtains.
We are meeting the popular
demand [or ruffled curtain.»
and tie backs complete. in plan:
scrim or crossbar material.
214 yards long. Regular prl‘et

3:3”1..i‘.‘f°..'.".‘.°.°:. 89c

‘—
Men’s Flannel '
Nightshirts '
$1.1m-..” $1.00
_
' Ladies’ Flannel

'Bloomers
Pink. bloom striped. Regu-

 

 

Reg val. $19.50 and $24.50

Dainty Tea Sets

Imported decorated china. '.‘
piece 'l‘cu sets. Who uonhin‘.
like to serve. tea with >0

 

dainty dishes us these. l'rin
ideal. too. for general us:-
These in r 0 excellent \illiit‘~

Reg. price $8.25. $5.45

Sale price. for only

“it ,
IMPORTED i

Decorated
Liquor Sets

Bottle, six glasses and gin»

tray. Regular price 5L“).

Sale

price .......... 51-39

Blue Enameled
Double Roasting
Pan

Are you sure of success win-i; 1
mo open your oven door'.’ a
One great assistance toward -
getting the best results from '.
orcn roasting is in the pun
you use.. Meat will be savory
and delicious ii‘ baked in om:
of these oval shaped roosters.
Parts lit closely together. Rex-

£f:.‘.’.'.‘3°..’p‘:f‘.’i.. 95cm

_

Children’s Union a
. Suits

3;“: “Sif'f‘ff: . .f‘." 95c

“Ladies’ Silk and

Wool Vests

69c

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Have You Done Your Share To Put “Community Chest”. Over?

Howland Dry Goods Co.

 

 

 

 

 

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THE EVENING SENTINEir—QO. NORWALK, CONN. “filmy. NOVEMBER 20. 1925' ‘
”W- "N” “-MNLH 1-. motor “in oommnli Who "VO 890“”. ll'! mid, but ht‘ “‘illllll Id il'ili IiUlllN “I LEN UAIHHZX ‘.‘ '1 0‘ Ti v HillH but “ill mil iii ill »
NW" and Dr. liev. F' l" ““3" about the ubsenunco‘ attixlqudlf says Alleged Forget himsoii Up on Oct. to. utter being names. it is i'XIiH‘iitl that ituliiu ”MW “‘H '1 """i' iii-"b" 1| hum“ In tho 5.1:
wart. 0’ the international comm“ knowledwo at tho mount“ ' lb M d C fession . ' l.lVl'Jlii'i)Hl.—~A roliin \‘lll| ii If... i .,
o! “”1810“,, Education at Chicago. lowlil‘ u deolurnllon that The 13 la H85 3 e on long south! on I chute of forum will lie nrlu gut-ti in court out “a 1mm“ m n “W m ”W “mm” M
“‘HO rpoko on "Teaching as Life's is a book We all worship bui'nover awn—z has made a complete ccntouion of week. Mr-nntimo he is at ilin'rty in a ”WWI”... nun... mm lw'u www . I. H ”m,
(""“"°‘ Art" road: we own It. w.° 30:9", ' 0W: STAMFORD. NOV” ,n,._Aceordinx his charred {arteries Oi' bl"! of sale 83,00“ hail. Mw-oi'dini: to Spuiki'.‘ in] in low mm; out all ()lht‘r mini; ' “9 "i" ['i‘ ”l "‘I t int-t.
pm! Bartlett declared ”1“!th fizzltleliizflu’t $3.33"; li?ratido'i‘cll‘i). to Prosecuting Attorney M0! Sllf‘me and notes. At least two others are the accum-ii's 11:01:"! “lit-rutimr- 'J'ln- MlIl Iiim Inna. mum] .h-n-y |'\ ' . I‘ Am .. um‘ nu: him” .i
LLLJ":§"$333§.: ”Wilt". "3:032: called for a showing or those who Henry I. Rubin. manager 0! a 10”” "“01""! ‘3 "1° °°"'°"'°" mm“ ‘°“"‘°'““ “’ “WW” - m. .-.”'” “T" ” ”m" ' ,""’..""' "7'9”“ ’ \ ' ' ._.____.-_
training of children to love their read the Bible snd despite the (of; ‘ _
mum". and that them should be “‘7‘ the slpdf‘toripm hwrmczgzv‘ezd. I.. ._....—._...~._.-...... .,.- , .....—————.
h. l t Ch i tiu citizenship on Y a BC“ 01‘ “K "W ' . - - . .
in .eéity'o fah'i’ily citr‘caie. ltitling as on “People pull up the Bible because our Pei-gong} Shoppm' , Mince pits of pumpkin
illustration that it was impractical Of the ‘th' “1d ”10““ "in“ ““1““ S . . For Than!“ ivin
to work for and praise the Chinese it ddifiifultd to dri‘llid ntl'lid glmisurl‘tovtz CHICO 1. your. . p g g
m in in on are an an ey tor i . , . n | .
h?) tchhemtlthlrhzemig .133: b‘iyinglsdii: :he reach it full understanding. 0' "I Anytime—call Barnum 454 Tim“ to 0rd” th‘vm now
tumiiy washing. Dr. iiaywurd said DOW;‘ri"lw:‘d Harman?“ 12:12:33: i
that touching was the greatest pro- W00 U no on 10 v ' o o o
fession rib Christ himself was the peoples is that they realize not at Entrance on Mam St" Fan-field Ave" Cannon St.
first teacher. all the concepts of the various do- , .
Miss Margaret stuttery was the nominations. They don't know the ‘ ~- ~-
principal rneakt‘r at the Young [’90- why: and whereforel of the service. .
pic's meeting. She urged the audi- 3111:0013 Wt in“! 01:). {igli‘kbzm'lfiiéot'g
once to :r ich for the best things or on' now w ey .. ' '
in lite, notfithe tangible things. but one denomination and not “““HW‘j Open Dally ,Tl“ 6 P. M.
those 0: noble mind and spirit which WW- Alexander Alison. ”“3“" "7
might be mum on to tuturc gen". the First Presbyterian church, It‘d
ations. the delegates in prayer during the H
iss ‘liat-
ln bohult :i‘ broadmlndedness in ”W?“ of womb.” before 5} ‘,,
all religious things. Miss Margaret 32')" gfdgij‘36812ul‘gt‘km" lyxl'nc’n‘zr ? o h
312333.351? 133.33.33? 33"”5333‘3 "C“K‘m ”6“?““0” “1““de “1' are laws »
cation and Experience in Religion," tlieumcelxrp. lioolloavi‘mi]illi‘o-nitl'ddra-js
ileimunmii the attitude of people in 9' m u ”no u “x ‘ "I? s '1'“- .
rt-fusim: to even consider the right igxgnghiurtfl ‘l‘: 01:13, grrlgnhrlwfllkgdfi; .
or wrong of views hold by other , w ' J ‘ 0 ' t . t
t‘lllllt‘ilm than their own. As an t-x- the city; ! on w1n er coa s
umI'if'. she recalled that a. curtain . -_.,_~......-,.-..”0--...- '
group once refused to attendnmoet- Gllpatrick’s Debts
int; whore rift. was to make an m‘i- ‘ s
dross ln‘cnimo they were at odds Are Put At $637,411 at 4
with. h:r \chs and said “How cun . 7. . . ,, . _‘
[my (fUullla‘ what I think it they “TIA?!“ (:RD' holy. “0’4" ”aw”
don‘t take the trouble to hear " "“1"“ orulcr "TH-“WW “f ”1", ~.., . . ‘
what i much?” She scornedthcnnr- State of Connecticut. and former" bums {15 thOUgh ”le WUC lllOit ‘
l‘0\\'—inll!thtl as being iii-ad to the casdnr of the Firat National Bauki laViSll than ever—day by tlfl‘y lilt' }' ‘
“0'1"" things “1”"- lot Putnam now in \fl' ~ i ' /
. . . a ..intu prison. . . . ., .. ' . .
Miss Slum-tr. throughout her nu- is su37.411.42 in (not. .1 tonipilntlou style creators “I“ fntlmg some “5‘“ .
dress, called for a showing of hands of the bank's clai 3 | . G - 31, , . . .. ,5,
to prove the truth ot her statements Coffin, receiver offline)l‘uiiilzoifhztvs. Why to USC {ill on COfllb—fllld ”10> ' ’1'
’ “ . of these ways are employed on the»- ‘ .
445‘ “‘ A.‘ 7“ coats we are showmg today at flu I
C O , a low price. There are fur paicl E
' pockets—fur edges-fur bandings— 3‘;
w for collars —— fur cuffs —- these ll /
g a on‘: go lovely hats many types and combinations. 3
of Thanksgiving n e . . Fabrics are lovely lustrous piu- ? .
' ec ssx- h 1 ed .. . ‘ , , . :
People who know goods and prices m at muc ower pnce polmt and soft nth :utdt cloth .mti __»
on“ bum“ "ppmmnity' G'ft: Sh needs the room V" OU'S'
Th - . - - 1 Op runs USED COLORS ARE
. e way to save money is to buy things for less. The place to buy . ‘lk t' t “-
this‘store C31} help you save money a All thelovely tallies—s: s—sa nus—bun: ta ics— ARE Green
“'01“ In “US dn'ectlon and on useful ' a“ 50115 Of Clllc SllIlI)LS-—SiZCS‘—C010r$'—C0m ma 10115.. MUEIOOI’I Lipstick red ..
‘ Transparent and flower or embroidered effects m- Opossum Wine
3 . Every one a fine value at the original price—but Muskrat Rust
t3; ‘4 the Christmas Gif t Shop is knocking at the door for Raccoon Black ;
N space—and this means knocking quite a slice off the Salon Tm,
0w;- 9 prices—for hats must vacate at once. Grey squirrel Pansy f
.3
a 80 choose—you’ll likely want to choose more than 315* “my
5/ a one at these prices. A showng that is. extensive and
‘ interesting to m a n y women—~
S‘ . . . - .
. 6“ ! Hats that were 24 95 now for ”'95 timely, too. Splendid mats in every
504.2333: "E ;(}0_I)IECE p. Hats that were $7.50 now for $4.95 way for only $45.
‘ 1 - . , , .
[)INNER SET ' DINNEIi SIET fig Hfllb that were $10 HOW for 36'95 Many other gOUti CiiiiiiS Iii. $251?
, “‘mi‘cgmgfifi‘mfimdm ‘ ‘ -. llats that were. 512.50 now for $7.95 $200.
5 ten cups 3 emlt'vi’s .lwo grades—4otnpositlon: E thlvnd floor from Sflflm {1‘ . r
ti 4" plates is .5" plates 12 ten cups ”saucers
o 7" plate. ii coupe soups 12 4" plates . l2 5" plates y . .
ti fruits l linker 12 7" plates [2 coupe soups~ ‘ 9 0 0 v
i bowl 1 10" dish 1 halter l platter. 7" ~ Is 18 a ow an J'lxurlous S] k [in en‘, ear
1 creamer i platter. 8“ l platter. 12“ V . _
1 covered sugar bowl. 2 pcs. 12 fruits l creamer 4;. SA t o o,‘ o t
1 covered dish, 2 [)l(.'(‘f‘t~‘. 1 covered mg.” bowl 4) pee - O 1‘ ed w? .‘h d“ " ‘ lace .‘
. . A. ,. .. _ IIIIII 1t. lint.
Sale Price .......... $5.57 , hum am 3 “WE p2 overcoat p. l a y '
3:33- Value $950 1 (tannin-ole. 2 pieces :1
Sale Price .......... $7.49 , cow"... (“5h ‘2 pm...” m
R9g‘ value $995 1 sum bout, 2 vim-«w ." That’s though. That tells you all you
Sale Price .......... $9.95 1 picklc (“5]. U . ' ‘
Reg. value $12.49 _ r want to know about l'lCh \voolcnswiimut
sine Price ......... $13.45 Sale Price $15-49 and $19-95 . .

skillful tailoring and handsome styles.

This one isa big double breasted. it
has lots of shoulder breadth and skirt length
and broad, flat lapels. We’re showing plenty
of single breasteds as well. ' ’

Beautiful artistic patiernings. New,
exclusive hues in Woodland Browns and

 

Venice Blues. Flcccy fabrics and hard wcar-
ing herringbones.

Many other fine overcoats priced from
$35 to $72.

Main floor retu-

 

 

 

We can match your
coat with correct hat

‘2.95

‘1.95 S4.95

Cliemise—Gowns—Step-ins—Bloomers.

Crepe de‘ chine in lovely texture—Handsome
Radium silk richly beautiful-Rwanda its shimmering
loveliness.

Laces that are so dainty and exquisite in design.

Models that attract and allure by sheer artistic merit
-the sort that every woman wants but few expected to
find at these low prices.

Many are picking these intimate garments for gifts
and for their own use—but thore are lavish assortments
to choose from—there are some for you worth while.

Second floor rear

Matters little the grade of cont you pick
or the color—we can show you the very
latest in men’s hats. Stetson’s $8. Berg’s
$5. Emerson’s $3.50.

, Any oflthcsc makes in the new soft
shades of grey and tans that are so popular
and look well with any coat.

Hun floor roar

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