. ,‘ AGE TWO
‘l findience Lack
v
A" appreciative. it comparatirel
mall ilUdlt‘lch. witnessed an all-sis
rtormiince of Richard Britisle
huridan‘s brilliant comedy in litre
lhoutro inst owning.
OI unnecessary.
‘Hhown. it it isn‘t. it is thi-ir loss.
”and by Hurrlaon Grey Pinko uh
Tyii'r and Hitch it‘ord.
lithod and smooth In every respccl
In. together for a year and iron
“The Rivals” Wins Big
Hand At The Regent
‘lots. "The i'tlviils." at the [hunt
To review the story of the play
it Is known by every
btiol boy and girl. or should be
‘ Last evening's porternianco was
Ger the iiiuniigrmont or George C.
it was Do-
The reviewer has the pleasant task
. tOrfiruportlnn there was nary 1 flow
it. The company has been play—
Ill appi-arnncr-s will continue to play
together for a long time, getting an
Iiuch. it not more tun. out or the
ing In Size Makes Up Deficiency
In Applause—~All-Star Cast (lives Polished
Performance Of Brilliant Comedy.
Y
,.
Y
when reds and soft greys.
mati vanity.
did-nee were the following:
Mrs. Peter Foley, Mr.
,Oehbhart. Miss Vir. inia
Kathlct-n Tracey, John Dwyer. D
l'les Ella McMahon, Miss
Russell.
Mrs. Norman Tuyl -. Mrs. Wende
Margaret Jennings Mr. and
knee
ureechcs. cuffs and tuition salient-d
Among those observed to the am
Mr. and Mrs. John Milne Mr. and
and Mrs.
Frederick J. Moran. Mr. and Mrs.
Oebbhsrl.
Dr. and Mrs. William J. Tracey. Mi.»
Willlam W. Trnt‘ry. lillss Bernodvttr
Photon. Mr. and Mrs William b'kiiid.
MableI
Miller. Miss Helen Miller. Miss\iluth
Miss Mable Montgomery.
P. Mllligcn. Miss Mary Howard. Miss
Mrs
Paul Connery. Mr. and Mrs. William
P‘. Tammany. Mr. and Mrs. Michael
1‘.
Mark as tho audit-rots.
I “The RIVIII."
(erotics.
lectlon on
jar the result.
(lire as true as tholllih
”Written yesterday.
‘bthcr feature oi the comedy.
It not
lichcrencr oi the story.
Love and murdcr will out.
hotlrse that “'l‘iB'PrOH'd.
.-|it'lcv wore exposed.
~veiled on the
FOUR MEN GONE
shire”
.. The present year marks the IBOtl‘l
‘ Inniversiiry or the first production at
Whvtbi r this was the
Mason for its revival or whuthcr
- the company has round this tact a
helpful publicity pcg makes no dif-
' Those who appreciate per-
ilie stage are thankful
To say Sb- rldan'ii characterizations
they were
in nothing new
but perhaps this fact bit last evo-
alng's nudivnco as strongly as any
Even
lithe asides worn altllltiilly played so
to intrude on the smooth
01
And also
litany or the foibles ct parcntal brim-
The ladies in the audience iner-
hoop skirts and thc
men perhaps envied the wonderful
pamperv in costumM of an older day.
AFTER COLLISION-
itownrd. Edwmd McMahon. Stanley
Hoyt. Miss Elizabeth Fitch. Mr and
Mrs. Marshall Hoyt. Dr. and Mrs.
Th mas Scranton. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kellogg. Mr and Mrs. Keene.
Mrs. Mitchell. Mi-s Heath. Father
Finn and A. Raymond Bolts.
Mrs. Flake. it is said. realized it
lite-long ambition in playing the role
0! Mrs. llialiiprop. The tollowlns
cast shows it was truly an all-star
One:
nob Acres ..... . .. James T. Powers
Sir Lucius O'Trlsxer .. . . . . . . . . . .. .
Brandon Tynan
Gerald Ritz"?!
Fag .
sinus-n.~-..
IOICICUIIO|I.
Julia Melville Jean F'ord
Lucy .... .. .. . . Marie Carroll
MOTHER AND SIX
Cl lilliEN DIE
Sir Anthony Absolute .....
ThomasA. Wise
Captain Jack Absolute.
...... Donn Cook '
Faulklsnd Fred Eric
Joe Thompson. senior law student
at the University at Oklahoma. has
been arrested following an attempt
tiavld tinrlows norland by masked ”"5"". i0 ""8 J00
Thomas Herbert Beltuors C"°“'°- freshman. near Norman.
Mrs. Malanrop Mrs. Filke Okln- A farmer surprised tilt"!!! and
Lydia languish L0tus Robb 'Wd Crows Inniclilns 0:: 'riiomp.
son's mask. Photo shows the tumor
wearing the mask. ‘
COURT tints
ACCUSED tit
"ms EVEN G SENTINEL~SOUTH NORWALK,
Planning Best
Tiraffic Relief Method
l M—~—--.—‘-——-——
L. J. Carlmalt Of .New Haven Addresses Con-
. ngineers—Analyzes Basic
Solution 0f Different Munici-
Cit .
nectil ut Civil E
Cond tions In
pal oblem.
l --.... .....-
“Traffic rcilel! of permanent. nu.
lur can be bet 0r Oblulnul through
coliiprehoiisive ilty planning than
any amount otl'ruuuiut.on’. " pi‘lii-
ciptu sddruueslziwn at the 42nd
annual meeting‘ or the Conn-Limit
Society at Civlil' Ellgliluul‘h. at two
Haven. His pupulr nu» ulllll't’ly new.
slid oily planliltk. and 0t: llluuuu—
led his claims ty iii'tmtullllil; min.
its reuotiiuicudulllotis tor the ;.i.iliy
at the toilet ot'lhi'i ti'uiiic plum. m,
on Unapui o'tiuet. autumn uni uini
Bull buyouts,“ Miv li-ivutis r....~'l
crowded thuiouuiittiro and its most
congested section.
While relying upon ‘rcguluticin' or
titanic as I {actor in obtaining re-
but. he “suited tnut it is \UlllJi‘litJ
so fl_bUliuIOUlullL&ly'Qttull which do.
pends upon the u [Oluulllt'lli u: or.
citiuiy ot‘dersllusleaa oi on tilt: nor.
mal and logical llqwtiieiits ut‘ tiar-
lic according to File chtiuiiiic and
social itilpuises ol these who liar lill.‘
streets. ’1u.s basis. that dlbll‘lirllllt)“
'ot population and iliiiuslty in..- tin:
spacing and uriaiillgciucnt: ut :.ll';i .,
‘0 build in tiutidl and that ii bi,
carried out there . iii no, l'i.‘ltll.\tliy
speaking. nu trutllo pi'uutctn,
pends on these ”cruises
First. that Curtain sttuel arrange.
menu can creepy luniuutn out me
ilo wul‘ truliic Within its Illillin‘, ..ilii
Second. tliist Wu Gilt" “mutilate the
tea to the reieil\lou UUUHJL'D 2......“
do-
\
z. The iiiianclal conditions; which
lac-nil! an luwiuwd prosiuin to Di
..‘ul‘iltiil out only stop by “up. gum.
iiiiics over a long period of time
Hit-.38 require plum, oi broad out.
mm which will allow modification"
at tit-lull to meet changing social. in.
dustilut and other conditions.
a. The rout-lions to the proposed
plans by. .
(ll) The general public; those
who vets and among \iliom itro
those who princtpully form the gov.
timing administrative and legislative
authority.
(b).‘ Those whose interests are
directly alluded.
to). Those Vibe are interested in
and study civic problems and gen
t-i-uliy speaking. are trained by edu
ration and experience to give bro tri
and tolerant thought to such queer
lions.
(d). The Retormorp.
The last cities are the enthusiasts.
vtho consider everything that is. is
wrong and are very vociferous and
generally do more harm than good
Appetite to Engineers
"Those who are students of civics
are the backbone of any such niove‘
taunt." said Mr. Carniult. “They
are a growing class in our contmu~
tiltios but are too otten unwilling to
express tiicmsclves in public so as to
secure the attention they deserve
Engineers are too apt to belong to
this class and i appeal to them it.
relatlw value or lice ti‘atlic
nuio~
merit tortliut of oithiiti'u.lon 01‘.
comluei’cml and Tether at‘iixitiosi
within limited areal.
LOt-ul i’l'i. blunts.
Each city. or vault region in... itni
own peculiar piobutius and i...s in
be studied by itseii. but lllC‘lL‘l
certain basic coiiuitoua ol‘
these premises are lpll-H.
(A) There are CUiI‘Lulli llili‘lb y
the amount at qul to unto l..i. ‘
pass through a givei iuiiu ..i u bitv i
on time and those iiin xiii-J in ilpl
cordsncs With the sp-od and the na. 2
lure oi the possible liluielilclit. l
(3.) Tmil’io vurl betuetii pus—
sellber and freight and beth ti iii-
tot‘eut classes oi north but. tw 3
llft'
mulch ,
i
i
chi
l
‘: .rogi‘vss.
attention so that they will feel that
' oodles.
make their knowledge and influence
felt.
“Those whose interests are direct-
ly altocied can do the most to block
But tit-cause they have a
dust claim for consideration they
should be treated with sympathetic
they will be treated tairly. otherwise
they can easily become vociferour
and can have a very marked intlu
ttice on the remaining class. those
who vote and form our governing
":‘o the work Will‘il is cut for us
i to Ollllt'ale the public mind to
mini: along the right lines. to so:
the after results of our present ac—
tions, and to arry out. this oduca.
f" N EAST RIYER
Tug and Sound Line
‘ Boat “New Hamp-
Crash Near
Brooklyn Bridge.
NEW YORK. Fob. l'i.-—(AP).
Four men were missing after a col~
listen today between a New .York
Marine Company‘s tug an the Sound
. Line steamer New ‘Hamoehlre. in
, the East river near the Brooklyn
_ Bridge. Slit others three of whom
‘ hrs in a serious condition were ta.
lion :0 Hueklltnn street hospital suf-
. faring tram exposure.
All or the crew of the,tu¢ boat
were thrown into the icy water by
the force of the collision. Nine mop
clung to flouting ice. cnkcs until res~
tilted by the Now Haiiipshlre and
several tugs which rushed to the
“one. A three hour search failed to
let-sis the four remaining men
known to have been on the tug.
The lug sunk immediately fter
the crash only the top of its smoke
stack remaining above the surface
of the river.
.homs. an apartment over a barber
AS HOME BURNS
Father Escapes But
Suffers Two Broken
Arms -—- Tragedy ‘ In
Central Bridge, N. Y.
. CENTRAL BRIDGE. N. Y.. Feb.
17. (Am—Seven pcrsonl. it mother
and six or her children were burned
to death when tire destroyed their
apartment in this village early this
morning. *
The deal: Mrs. Elizabeth 8.
Taste, used 29. tile mother; Charles.
11; David. 7: Ernest. 4: Sydney. ll:
Elizabeth. 2. a girl live months.
name not available.
The (other. Edward Tesla escaped
with two broken arms. and his
daughter. Catherine. aged 14 was
not injured when she fled train the
shop.
The tire is believed to have been
caused by an overheated stove or a
detective chimney. Flames spread
through adjoining buildings before
the tire Was brouaht under control
by the Cablesliill the department.
The New Hampshire with a dam-
aged bow proceeded to her pier.
INSPECTOR lit ttnrzu. BETTER .
Rev. iiir. Harrison Black. pastor
or the Methodist church was severe.
iy burned in attemptlnx to rescue
the ydctlms.
.ittus as investigators in securing evi-
iiiiilnni CASE
Confession In Torring-
ton Blast Was Made
' To Get Even for Li-
quor Probe.
...—....
TORRINGTUN. Feb. 11. (AP).—
John Lundoa and Ernest Young.
yho were arrester on warrant chart-
lns them with having oynamltsd the
residence of Prosecution Attorney
Thomas J. Well. last March. were
completely exonerated in City Court
today.
The arrests. the court wss in-
formed. were made toilowlns a
sworn contussico by a third man
Anthony Corse. and 22. who
claimed that he and the two accused
caused the explosion.
Com finally broke down and ad.
milled that the "confession" was
untrue. His purpose according to
the polLoctt was "to‘ei even" with
Lundon and Young for thei rsotiv.
dance in liquor cases. Com is he.
in: held at the lockup here and it
was statcd today that a peritiry
charge probably would be brought.
.Lmt. 5
speaking. certain reluiiuiish;
be «subhshivd betivitlzn title
2‘5
unit
dentist. commercial nd
population on the pact oi’ one.
with rslereiice to the various l)
of industry and eonitNit‘rce on
part. or the other. ‘
The problem thou-l
at each hind witli rci‘lereiice to r
industrial
ilion by means of language which is
{readily understood by him whom i
; have rclcrrcd to as the “tuna in the
lsli‘cet.” i. e. the average storekeept
t"l‘.‘(‘lfl'lt. agent. employee. as well
as the more successful man of at-
tl‘airs. who perhaps. has been so ab»
.sorb-"d in his two affairs that he hm:
{given little or no attention to clvi-‘
(ill.
mill
I'lsl .
null
irt‘ii
lllti
Building inspctior George iiub-
bell. who underwent an operation at
the Norwalk Hopsitai. last week is
» improving nicely.
Matches and postage stamps are
used (or email purchases in some
coins are scarce.
supply the United States with
t‘ (or postage Isiamps.
parts 0! Manchuris whore copper-kin
puip‘chickcn‘s gimrd.
ivaliiod at $80.
the age or ”2.
A Gloucester city
und an un
—-———....._....._____
Msraric Prrlas of Manila died at
He is the only man
tin the island known to have seen the
Isgrandscns of his grandsons.
M
In Ecuador there is grown a fruit.
s cherimoya, which tastes like ice
imam.
_ i
In . single year more than uttyi . N. J.. woman
lore! of spruce trees are tolled to.i'o polished diamond in a
The stone in.
Freund. M‘-
Frcuad. M“-
s
Friediander Mr. E.
This shows how James A. and
‘1” abort the: sailed on the Olympic
and" trip. Stillman was listed as
The Stillmans in Disguise
R‘M‘S'OLYMPIC .
Passenger List
Frederick
r
"ne'- illlim mam their Health
for Paris. on a roasts-ted "timeouts.
“Ben Smith.” his nits as “new.
t
Refortnatory
(Continued {mm Page Otis)
M
that such trouble might follow 3”.
act. but to prciit throushths sale
0! them. '
Binamlsi Learns Fate Today.
The sentence of Louis Lorenso. so.
was deterred until today by Judge
Marvin in Chiminsi court yesterdas.
attcr Lorenzo pleaded tullty to his.
lmy Both of the wives sro livin-
togsther in New. York City. and each
has three children. Lorenso‘ was
married to his final wits on Novem.
ber 29. 1918 and he admitted "main
rings" to his second wlte. Mary lief!-
men. Fairiield. in Norwalk. July 20.
192:.
Lorenz-M first wife was said yes.
terday not to talent: dictation trom
anyone and several times left her
husband tor the congenial locit-ty or
other men. Wile number one 's will.
in: to be divorced that the second
“marriage“ may be lrnn‘tr-d. Nci‘ht‘r
wife. apparently cherished a grudge
against Lorenzo.
Stamford Youth Scott-stood.
Joseph lililtulicit. 20, sumterd.
charged with bursiariztrts the home
of Homer Conant. Westport. Decent»
tier H. 1925. was committed to the
retormatory as was Cari Becker. 20.
Danbury. drug store c‘erk. who
pleaded guilty to the theft 0! two
automobiles. .
’ Den-land was openly made in Crim-
inal Superior court yesterday that
Simeon Posse. hisb sherit! at Fair-
field county. 'be instructed to stay
away from the close proximity of the
jury box which was about to be cc-
cunted by jurors eels. ed in the sec.
and trial of William" 8. ”Ted" Lewis.
Bridxeport. who is charged with Its-
tutery oneness involving Miss Betty
Denyem. of Bridgeport. Attorney
I"!
Jacoh'Rusltin. New Rochelle. chief "0* Th. 1°” “"3 “-“O’l A“.
counsel tor Lewis said he ate net W" ”m“ “‘3" 9mm”? '7 A”?
wast any Juror prejudiced. 3s .14 spendbls. l i
h. (pok- printed! to a. “W H’ :
about it but was interacted by Sheri!
Posse he would do as he pleased.
W
memos LAST NIGHT
non WEhTI‘OR‘I‘ ‘ AB‘
A number or Nemlh people as-
tsadsd the reception an. to as.
and In Themes licensed as the
Y. is. t‘. it. In Weathers Isst‘eight.
Mr. Leonard is the new secretary or
the "2." «studio: Miles 1‘. been
"Gilt“? m a RIO DID-
mm was arrow N w. huh
fishers. ehsirrnah es the m
. It I
to the country. For a chant
m when It, was
cunt-to chair. A
mod the name or each in
“its the duo—toriy-two not as
[on who killed President altimeter.
ruunmzun scaoox. sass: .
. auras; PUPILS our new on!
9
school unen-m-‘two-room
structure. is years old. a holids
day. The house was burncd but the?
nearby main school was not lat-on
“WONG ORDERED LLO‘ SE
‘ "woo cm. Fish. 17. (Al i-—,
Special
hen PueblL’say that u hourelbasi
his. stats: Othello educational in-i
emotions to close. Host e: are
no shutting up voluntarily. . !
Osmium dispatches say i-ur
(mitotic collects in that state til we
an arrangement. Which?
conditions at the con
consideration and, when
out. to make the matter clear
those who directly or udlrectiy “ii. it
have to vote on the nicossury lllili
sures for carrying the nine into 0! l 2
tact. The Condition '
will be: l
\l. Thejpltyeicol coalitions; the 3
natural :. ppzra‘phy. th established ‘: t
property lines. and th street lay-
outs Milly the result lot long timid
iinresul ed newth. which must no}
charmed ‘~ it rock (“1 less degree
" i
Keeps Sbuivenir of
Captain M. C. Patterson of norm
to work cm i matters izntll tltcy
will hurt Lin itccls are his own private Interests.
. iniuulty “min: . it is n t often possible to talk to all
“will... at those through what can be called
tofu common language. one which will
isccms almost providentlal that the
5i encoulliUlt l ‘ popular knowledge a factor which
‘tlrii-er and to the pedestrian. its at-
'. his on the
‘12‘0 all {alt in greater or less degree
p ‘nsiically everyone.
it:- or a century he was outplayed at Auburn
his to it to strap condemned tribunals into the
"liter“ nint‘e him a black walnut
Captain Patterson had helped onerous
in all. Inclndcd is the name or Ceci-
tcuch what in
mpel them to pull together. so °
est tow years have brought into
a intelligible to to large a part Oi
he pop union. The automobile. its
mus and limits. its relation to the
and care of streets.
Executions,
«TD
.9
iLK.Y..hasthehrsnmmno
cane. Into which be
naturism. Feb. it. (.4 i—1
re (ave the pupils in rial natal
lume’
its—3
i
01083!) IN MEXICAN STATExl
dispatches received lei-o'
Rogers andSk-vens
f ' Aim
BROKEN LINES ~
$2.50 to $3.50
SHIRTS
$1.45
mm
.45
CONN.
Hardings
_-’. i
.1
~e
Dr. and Mrs. George T. list-ding.
parents at the late President Hard-
lug. plcturcd at a reception given
thcm at Daytonn Beach. Florida.
where their distinguished son oi'ten
visited.
C. B. B. K. Boys Have
Checker Tournament
Enthusiasm and interest increases
at every meeting of the C. B. B. K..,
of the South Not-walk Congregation-
ul church. The boys of the church.
who belong to the club. are now in
a checker tournament. Atithe pre-
sent time. Joe Urrts'is leading.
At a melting or the (‘iub last
evening it was decided to discoutJno
us title practise until the boy could
practise out or doors. Those not in
the tournament played. various
games. Arthur G. Lcemhuis is the
dil'tt‘iof at the club. The tournament
nihinitlmorthiyn my {warg-nisymw.iwwinp Wfiw-g «.1 w~iitmiytifgnlmns.w ,
\J
“Money Not”
(Continued trom Page One.)
-—.....
the most part hard headed business
men. rose to their test and applaud
ud as l have seldom beard mun ap-
plaud a speaker.
Idealism Alive.
"When they tell you idealism in
dead. that it won't work dam on.
have them. idealism is the only
thlufl worth while and the salva-
tion or buttianity
"i cut t-ure in the lisht of them-
two true incidents. both at ”Will
coming into my expe‘rience within
the past month. you will turgive
lliv, it i (all: to you about success
in u-rms 0! character and tutti: in
ideals.
“The elements at success~whst are
they? First or all. i went to mom
tiun physical vigor. Here We new
all issSutitlul basic quality. We hear
much in Lhasa days, of the relation
oi mind and body, We are learning
more and more. that upon physical
well-being. depends mental and
spiritual health. We have known. oi
course. men who have achieved rceii
succus. men who have made great
and lasting contributions to civili-
Manon .wtic have worked and strug-
gled against the handicap or physi-
cal Weakness and disease. Other
things being equal. however. the
man who succeeds today. and the
titan or tomorrow, is. and will be.
the man who husbands and develops
his physical resources
H.siiiiy Mind in Healthy liody.
“My first the: then. {or you who
want to succeed is this. Take stock
or yourself. physically. Pay atten-
tion to the important matters at
sleep-lood-exercise. Keep yourselves
lit. tor without this basis or physi-
cal vitality and vigor. you are hau-
dicappod colors you start. ' I.
"HQLol in importance and equal-Z
ly within your power to control. is'
mental Vigor and vitality. i wonder'
how many or yOu have heard the
term mental hygiene?" Mental by
steps is to the mind. what physi-.
cal hygiene is to the body. It. is a
fairly new term. i
We know now. that it is poasible
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17. 1926
to dissipate our menu-J tecultl
lust us no can dissipate nUi physl
mi \lsul‘. The mind in capiiiiio o
.lmoiipnlrnt him as a muscle l;
The mind continuously eoiici-rnt-Q
“tin lllu utiCti-att. the abortion tit
mugs:- tninu in time inane its pour:
la consult-r and rival with itiiilldn
also Al...lai tvtit‘igy U'llltiltd tutu
“xiii; climlli tlturu'urc, chi-up llliH'itl
cninp it'(.'it-ullunl may in “tilt-i. lotto.
in; annuity to evaluate and rocozr
m.- in... post in life
"i .«in n-ii l’ilt'ildlllg for an ultra.-
sertmi» mind I am (Oltt‘t‘fnt'd with I
n'W'IhN mind Gliun these two rec»
liiisllri. ‘
.lLu l
tiuvo llii‘nlllllll'il. a. .
vigorous hi‘blilly may and a viz. }
oroue livnlttiy nilliii, and all the "
other thrill. v turn I want to men‘-
tiun. xvii: no mud unto you. Those ‘.
tire il‘lv itrv -. :.:iilu:lon stones of A
all real SL'F'H-‘i
"Thus.“ .‘l:' 23-} iii-~‘arod were
lho ".’tl;"‘lwli.‘v upon which
ri-al Ell. fleas l‘t‘.‘
discussed rht- .
which each .i.'.;i . ‘ “‘
for himself.
" He then
.- lipwmtrlictttro
build
.E’.
.4.
Treasury Balance
WASHINGTON. l c 1‘.
United ‘tttlc-s Tria‘i'"‘ l'ffil
since at close of business Feb.
15 was Shifulhb.”
Li"_.
17'—
iih. l
“..."...W... .... .....-
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muslin. cunning stairs to be
embroidered. Sets comprise
com. pillow and sin a bunny
tobsstuttsd torbsbytopiay
with. Formerly 89 as. 50 cu-
so white Veils Blouses
stamped to be embroidered sod
ofsstsswhich msybscetho
at. Merl: 31.35. 05 (its.
Clearances must be com _
ture (a yourself this great store With over 40 de
' Art Embroidery Work
Many items Reduced for Cleanses _.
What woman is not interested in fine embroid-
embroidering at way below the
Reed’s OldStore Isa '
Big Sale Bazaar
During the Before-Moving Sale
piete and therefore reductions are great. Pic-
partments displaying on each
places. merchandise which has been
taken from our stocks of fine quality and offered for sale at these reduced
prices. in miny cases these sale prices are below the original wholesale cost.
1800 Yards Wash
Materials
35 cts yd.
and all available
Fonseriy 59 ctr. yd.
Taken from our regular stocks of fine cotton in»
teriais this collection includes fabrics for nearly
every use. ,
Suitings Indisnhesds Voiles
Seco Silks 3:53: Broadcloths
Gingham Madras Novelties
. nae noon
575 Yards Novelty Wash
Materials
‘1.
19
$1.49 to $2.50
Dressmakers at home and by profession will
this sale of wash materials.
offer many novelties for
Figured swiss
Embroidered Voiles
Rayon 8: Cotton checks
that during this cleanses
level stamped pieces for
former prices.
to Handmade Gowns sad
Chemises. of lovely quality
ssinseok srs nutshell sa-
espt car a few simple satchel
e! embroidery. Fumes-b 83g.
Various Pschsis Goods-—
moors. children's dresses.
suit; undercut. animals to
mam-unmanned:
sets—marketer very low
cissrsncspriees.
Main floor.
Every Money-wise worms will come to Reed’s. often during these
All Sales Final—No .Creifih es Refunds
Original“ Prices$29.50to
satin, flat grape and georg.
ette. All are in excellent
style and are distinctive
values at this price. Good
assortment of sins. ,
model
priced. Splendid reduc-
tions make them desirable.
24 High Grade
Bags & Purses
purses and bags have to
eeived important mark-
downs for the
Moving Sale. Beautint
leathers and models are
shown.
bags in black as well as
colors. Former prices $.‘2
to $27.50.
Silk Frocks
for All Occasions
‘19.75
$39-50 \
35 Smart frocks of crepe
Second floor.‘
Six Evening
Wraps .
at Sale Prices j
Each an individual '
and differently
Second floor.
Reduced
These higher priced
Before
Matty lovely
Isle prices $50 to 318
Male (loot.
Sale Days.
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