Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 13, 1926 · page 2

 

 

 

 

 

FREE!

Boys’ Strong
STOCKINGS 4

The first fifty customers Thurs-
day morning making a purchase
of $3.50 or over will receive two
pairs of boys’ heavy ribbed stock-
ings absolutely free. (Any size.)

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Men's Hose
Black or Cordovan.
All sizes.

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8c

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 13, 1926.

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

31.00 and star $1.25 extra l'ine
m'fihfim Men’s tine
Shirts; 1) Union sum
rowers ’, till Out

740 Each

$1.80 Extra Fine

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Shirts & Drawers lien ' Wool
Shirts‘ & Drawers
79c Each
3 for 6.81 00 $1e39

 

$1.39

 

 

Either Work or
Dress Shoes; Ex-

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Dot. Blue and Khaki

tra Well Mode and
Strong
00 New Men's 800 Ken's
$1.20 ‘ Mercerised Lisle
Work Shirts Hose

79c

Colors: Black. Polka

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All wanted colors.
Extra good value.

 

 

Men! Look flit—This One!
$12.50 Extra Fine

Sheepskin L'nted Coats
$7.89

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Famous Goodyear first quality
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Men’s 4-Buckle ‘ ‘Arctics
lemons Iirestone brand. hither

 

 

 

BLANKET BAKERS?

"- $2.98 pr.

Beguiar taco Valuesl

cloth or rubber ....$3 79

 

 

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1,200 Pairs Men’s Fine Pants
; 08-20 and ”.50 Values ‘

Odd Pants are Odd no lemon—-
Match that 00st had Vest!

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Discontinning Our
Shoe D___e___oarhnent

$5.00 Men’s Oxfords
Either black or cordovan: Goodyear

welt; all leather $2 9 8

throughout.

Look Here Workman!
Extra strong all leather work these

any 'ent III$1nowl 98

Save later.
04.75 terrorism Moccasin work shoes.

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CHRIST CHURCH
ANNUAL PARISH _
MEETING HELD “e..." ”mail:

William A. Reid Begins

Cam-dole tee to the Women's
Auxiliary onventlon.
hire. 1". murdevant and tire. Ar~
thur Morehouse—auditors.
Mrs. Fred hi. Wheeler-treasure}
of the United Thank Odoring.
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Mrs. Nathan Entertain.
Mrs 1!. Nathan. 0! Rowan street.
will include some from him-wall: and

New York Card playing will be the
order or the altar-neon.
O O D

____ Charles Wilson. ct East avenu.
fighmgag: Asglfikl d mun Stamford yesterday on bus:
Elects ' ‘ y'igfirnas l". gaymoniiboaiirawbor.

l‘ avenu W -
The annual parish meeting oi tcrday on bushes: in my yes

Christ Church in Gregory Boulevard 0 s e
was held last evening in the church.
There won a good attendance.

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The Women‘s Foreign Mission”!
Apr society or the Eaathvonue M. E.

Remarkable Suit Oll’er!
Men’s $20.00 and $22.00 values

the wanted colors. $9 45

A Rare Bargain .....

”Tremendous Savings, Wonderful Values! <—<

 

 

 

 

Men! Buy Shirts Now!

 

 

Boys’ Stockings o .
T884388 110 BOYS’ Scout -;
2 Pairs 20c. SHOES 1"
The first ten customers 'l‘hurs- g}
day morning makingr a purchase 5
of $5.00 or over Will receive ab-
solutely free. pair of Boy Scout
shoes. (Any size.)
F R E E i F R E E l ..
Boys’ $1.25 Mothers! Look! ‘
“Cil‘cillssy Kid" Boys’ Strong
ouses Knickers ”T3
3““ 6 to 18 r.
Fa§4co$m pretty F" Purl :4 II.
patterns, all sizes. i 90 .1"
Mothers! 9. Pairs $1.00 ‘3:
Here's a Good One 333'“, $15? a}:
Boys' Fine Sweaters ‘i.
OFFERING our SEASONABLE HIGH GRADE srocx or sneer... 0.... °"°‘8l;°c‘".f}i. 1“
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Another Good One!

Men's 020. Suits. ilne materials well
made and a selection that will up

.45

color combinations.

$1.89

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All the new and wanted

Either cont style or stir

AbouthO dozen Shirts in the lot. (lol— if;
lnr attached and. neckband style. White ia"
all new colors and color combinations in 53.33
0;; grand army of bargains. 11;
66 Buy a years i.
14 to 17 890 supplylnow! 3:
Men's s3. and $3.50 A Bargain 2i: *
Sport Sweaters Ivlcn’s Cotton :‘i

Work Sweaters

89C ‘

Extra strong and it;
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Khaki Oolor

Men! A Good One

 

Think or This!
$5. Men’s All W00! (5%
Shaker Sweaters 34+»

Men Look Here! Real Values!

Our better grade of smith nicely
tailored clothing either men 's or

 

 

 

 

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Men's 083.50 and ”5.00 an wool Suits
Bare serge or stripe patterns in an

...... .. ...... $22.45

models. ...........

Slip-Overs

79c 3“" $2.98

 

 

 

 

$8. 50S ”d UIT$9. 50

Berra line all spools yuthrrlal Knickers all lin-
I ed. nicely tailored and made strong.

$4.98

 

 

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nual reports or the various erm-
isatlons and the treasurer showed
the church to be in a flourishins
condition. There are good balances
in all the treuurles. The church ot-
tlcere elected:

denier Warden -- Arthur Mere-
hours.

Junior Warden—Frank w. Sturde.

motivates-Themes Henry“ Carr.
Frank c Clark. Charles Clark. liar-
ry l‘arrlngton. Joesph airman. 8am-
uel W. Kelly. Janice Monteith. Will-

church. met last evening at the home
or Mrs. Hattie L'xoinnaedleu tor the
regular monthb nicotine. The devo-
tional part of the condos was led by
Mrs. Charles 8. Gray which was
followed by the reading of a chap-
ter in the study hoot: oi the society
by Miss liatllda smith. president of
the society ”flowing the regular
meeting. a social hour was enjoyed.
Fifteen members were present.
O O O

Adventist Men‘s mesa

‘ Clerk—William A.
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inn A. field.
Mrs. George r. Smith. L

 

nor—Arthur lurch“!!-
Itreasurer o! Rectory Fund—Will. u" satin and brought retreaiunonts.

The lion's class or the Adveht

lens a. field. unto! 0. Sentence. Chrilt h
; Frank 3. titurdevant. John mm. tan ° ""9 m" 3‘" Wins ti
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the church. A tall attenduee teem
the class was present. and later in
the evening a pleasant surprise was
o:‘ and when the Lad! s' class visited

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An election or officers was held and

Treasurer of Parish House Fuhd— the renewing were eloutrd:

Samuel W. valor-president.

ore fies your money

more so Archdeacon-dire.

l Wire- 13W.
repulse. ArthnrcIarr.

. Wml‘aflwill.
The annual rosettes or the We.
ms cells of the cart-t cant-en
. Inc we yestardaIy afternoon at l

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Auditor—John Taylor. Will bee—wt .pm
Delenue to .moessaa Convention minim. a."
anther Korehcuso“ Samuel W- Henry floors—treasurer.
ly. Barry Niels-recs. am: Knox-r
alternate-adapt. nonteith. and unis Grocer: Ian—seem
Charles curt. rattles. a corn

Abnhena Sallioh. Gen avenue

‘ contention». is the proud parent e‘
~ a hairy hey. born on lender eve
- ping It the Williamslmrg laterally

hospital. New !orh.' Both mother
and son are doing very nicely. m
Bastion tell this literal!!! for New
York where he will pay his NW“
to the new 'lmr sneer-ct“ see an
elite. diners and candy were rut-ease
ant” to artery customer yesterday.

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Students association. at Community
Hall. tomorrow evening at 1:!0
o‘clock. The lecturer wtll show how
specific events of the present day
support the prophecy that "millions
now living will never die."

0 O t.

Rev. E. a. Ilyro. chaplain of the
state senate. left today for his home
sitar spending a few days at the
home at his. and hire. Nathan E.
Campbell. Van Zant street.

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The Ladies’ Aid Society of the
East Avenue M. E. church. will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. at the church.

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“The House of Broad“ will be the
topic discussed by Rev. Charles 6.
Gray. at the regular mid-weal: pray-
er and praise .ssrvlce tomorrow eve-
ning at the East Avenue — M. E.
church at‘-i’:i5 o‘clock.

O C O

Wei-lunch iron: the Connecticut
company rs-paintod the signal light
box for the use of trolleys at Libel»
ty square. yesterday.

I O 3

The ladies at the Omicron circle
of the East Avenue at. E. church
will give a. hot roast beef supper
Friday eveulnl. trout 8 to 8 o'clock.
at the church. ill-s. Albert Ferris
will have charge of the kitchen and
tire. Harry Cooley still have charge
of the dialed room.

0 O 0

Yacht Club slippera
The East Nor-walk Yacht club will
hold a roast beef supper at the club
Saturday evenlnr. This aftsir will
be another oi the “winter gobb-
sethors" tor the club coauthors.
I O I

Chutes Alnsworth. ot Cottage.
street. who has been confined to his
home with the grippe and an at-
tack of pneumonia. is showing a
slisht improvement.

e O O

The raid-week prayer and praise
service o! the Christ Episcopal
church will be held this evening at
7:80 o'clock. Following the praysr
unites. the choir will hold its re-
gular rehearsal at the rectory.

‘ O O O

The Woman's Guild of the Christ
Episcopal church. will meet tomor-
row afternoon at the horns of use.
J. v. Close. Raymond terrace

e e e
A cottage payer meeting for
marchers and friends at the fiendish
“whirl-em floor-«gallons! ohurrh'
will he hel dthis evening at 8 o‘clock
e' the hon-lo ct Chutes linear-son. O
Hawkins avenue. .

Turnovers eveninr at a o'cloca.
the router eraser and praise ears
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OFF ACTION ON
SPLAN MATTER

Dokus Declares Check
for Bond Was Given
0 0
Within 30 Day Time
0
Limit

The proposal to declare the of-
fice of Constah‘e Edward Splan
vs at was lald‘ over for a month
at a special meeting of the Com-
mon Council last evening.

City Clerk Stephen Dokua read
the call of the meeting to declare
the office vacant and stated that
there were two applicants for the
position. Constable Frank .1. Riley
and William H. Mills.

it was explained by Mayor
Thomas Robins that Sp‘an had been
elected to office at the last city elee~
lion and that an application had
been made for his position at the
last meeting of the Council by for-

 

will be hers at the home or Mrs.
Larson. u Cottage street. on Fri-
day evening at 8 o'clock.

 

 

DUOFOLD
UNION SUITS
also
Shirts and Drawers

Wm Without Weight

Union Suits
$4.50 and $5.50

Shirts and Drawers
$2.50 and $8.00

Boys Union Suits
$1.75 to $3.25

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mor Constable Riley. who alleged

position because he failed to lilo a
bond with the Town Clerk. within
the to day limit.

City Clerk Dokus said
for th oamount of the bond
had been p'aeed with him.
prior to expiration of the time limit.

Councilman Edward M. Gans said
since Splat: had tried to qualify for
the office that he should be re-
tained it the council had thepower
to do so.

‘Councllman Stanley Tallrnadg‘e
then made the motion that the mat-
ter be laid over until a written
opinion was received irom the Cor.
porction Counsel.

a check

 

-Advertlae in the Cuttlnei

 

that Bplnn had not qualified for (its: ’

F. S. LYON

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