N‘ Something's o‘ Kennett w W 8 YoIKnow y City Briefs TONIGHT. itlaito—"The Strong Man." Regent—“You'd Be Surprised." l'atace-~“Tho Quarterback.’ I BunAnd'l‘idoForTonsoI-row. laun itises . 0:11 It. at. Sun Sets . ....... . . 5:04 P. hi. ‘liigh Tide . . 11:34 A .at. Low Tide d.“ P. M. Miss Alice Cole. Haviiand street. and Miss Dorothy Skelley. Mei- bourne road. visited at their homes over the week-end. Both young ladies are popular freshmen at New Rochelle College. -—Pianos of all kinds tuned and . repaired. Wm. Hausslsr, 59 West Ave" Phone bot—Adv. l Fred Dcllus. who has lost re- turned from a trip through north- am New York state. has resumed his duties at the highway once. George Wright. Crsw avenue. vis- ited In New Haven. Monday. —deios and Vietroias sold on easy terms at Donnelly‘s—Adv. George Gordan. Madison street. has accepted a position with the 'i‘rlanon Club orchestra, Broadway and 48th street. New York city. J. Henry Barman. Dresel Hills. Penn, was a week-end guest of Leo Miller. Main street. He attended 'the Army-Syracuse game at West Point Saturday. —Crawford Ranges and Heaters sold on easy terms—Sterling Furni- ture Co.—Adv. Sam .Smitchcr. Morris Smltcher. “Chick" Roodner. Mr. Klepble and Arthur Goldsteln motored to New , even where they viewed the Dart- -“otouth-Yale game Saturday. l —Eyos examined by a University Graduate. Benedict. The Jeweler. ~Adv. Mrs. Mary Habernlclt. 108 Wood- ward avenue, has left for Allen- hurst. N. J.. where she will spend a week with friends. -—-Delicious French Pastry at Gol- den's. 63 Wall street. Norwaik.—- ' Adv. Miss Faye Epstein. Taylor avenue. and Miss Cecelia Tarlov, Grove street, motored to New Haven where they attended the Dartmouth-Yale game. Saturday. and spent the week-end with friends in New Ha- ‘ ven. Miss J. Josem spent the week-end , in New~York visiting her sister. from " is at- "Coop- Letters are being re "3 Miss Frances C. l" or Union Institute.” —Hsve your fur coats and gar- ments remodeled and relined at this time. Doing so now before the rush .‘ season means more reasonable prices. Twin City Valet. 67 North Main St. = Phone d08.—-Adv. Mr. and Mrs. lncerio. Chapel retreat. and Mr. and Mrs. Mace. Riv- ?er street, spent Sunday in Long Is- Iland City. i Mrs. Henry Boson. 21 Taylor ave- , .[ one, has returned home after visit- :ing with friends in New York. l . Miss Eunice Maine. Spring Hill. returned to the Norwslk High school, Tuesday after being ill with a sore throat. ' The Junior Hahassah will hold its first meeting this year. tonight at the new Y. M. H. A. building on West avenue. All members are urg- ed to be present. . -—Crawford Ranges and Heaters old on easy terms-Sterling Furni- ure Co.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. James Rouse and on. New York. were week-end nests of Mr. and Mrs. Dasone. Ely venue. Cards: are being received by riends of Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly nd Md. and Mrs. Baioglt. Jr.. who re passing through the southern iates on a tour to California. -—1L‘xceilcnt hard coal in all sizes ow to be had at Alfred Brown's osl Yard. Now is the time of year . have your bins dlisd up. Do- iveries ‘to suit. your convenience. ’hone faith—Adv. . A delightful shower was tendered in Ines Munhall. nowayton. last ht. at the home of Miss Andrey hine. Crockett street. Many beau- tui gifts were received by Miss iunhall. who is to be married to dwsrd Leach Noroton. December 1. During the evening dainty re- reshmonts hero served. Those bros- nt were: bliss Helen Kay, Miss and Anderson. Miss Jean Luokett. iss Ahdrey Shine. Miss Maul heriocig'; Miss Edna Smith. Ni- essic Anderson, Miss' ines' Manna”, lies sihutl Browne. Mi. Florence lieriock. Miss Grace Valiant. Ml. uorothy‘ Frcy and Miss llelen Rud- Simon. --Cravrford Ranges and Heston old on easy terms—Sterling Furni- urc CD.-.-\'}V. Miss Gmco Moo re. Academy street. nos returned to her duties at m..- .i. hf. Lilylofl company after a ‘rirk'l vacation. Mre. H. ‘i'zn *4 “nu nos been fielldll‘fl the past soiv days in New ‘ork. returned 1. hit home I! wanna avenue late roses-day an. it. t. 4"» “ ‘A‘tltlii The Evening Sentinel welcomes contributions to the brief column. or to any other column in the paper. and regrets that so many offerings have to‘bs rejected be- cause of the carelessness of the writer. Many people fail to write names legibly and an item with- out a name is not usable. Many people write on both sides of the paper. Such matter cannot be used until it has been recopied in The Sentinel cities and there is seldom time for that. People using typewriters should use a double-space in writing copy for. newspapers. to permit space for corrections where nec- essary. .\ ernoon. Mrs. 'l‘arlov had a most enjoyable time in the city. Saturday night she attended a confirmation followed by a formal reception. Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Tarlov at- tended another confirmation. Mon- day night an excellent play on Broadway was enjoyed by Mrs. Tar- lov. She was accompanied on her trip by her two children. The Nash Bridge club will meet Thursday night at the home of Mrs Philip Palght. 12 Camp street. Miss Helen Scrke. Windsor place. has taken a temporary position in the purchasing department of - Nash Engineering company. "5 —-Crawford Ranges and Heaters sold on easy terms-Stcrling Furni~ ture Co.-Adv. Miss Anna Keefe. Taylor avenue is ill at her home. Louis Canovnri has returned from an automobile trip through \‘er- mont. Mrs. G. Levy. Washington street has been spending a short time with a daughter in Stamford. She returned to her home yesterday. October 21'. at 5:30. in the base- ment of ti; South Norwalk Metho- dist church. a chicken supper will be served. Tickets. 31.00. Roy Sturges, Academy street. has purchased a new Hudson coach. -—Crawford Rangmnd Heaters sold on easy terms-Sterling Furni- ture Co.——Adv. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lasprogato and family. 88 Woodward avenue. mo- tored to New Canaan where they visited friends last Sundhy. ~— to Stamford where she visited friends. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. s. Elierin. Main street. traveled to New York yester- day to attend the wedding of a near is I BeAtThc 4‘4 H mm 0 m 10 0101011051?» Mrs. A. Cohen recently motoredi ‘ illllllllllilillllll llllllili 101 u relative. . Dr. M. Grossberg. New York. rc-i centl visited friends in South Nor- walk n his way home from Derby nih’ere' he had made a short business v E t. —--Cr wford Ranges and Heaters sold on easy terms—Sterling Furni- ture Co.—-Adv. Mrs. and Mrs. I. Lew, Washing- ton street, visited friends in Siam- ford a few days ago. A Glickson. Isaac street. attend- ed to some business in New York yesterday returning home on the same day. l Miss Katherine Lehman, art teach- er at the Hillside school. spent Sat- urday in New York. nhd while there she attended the Metropolitan. Miss Annie F. Shnfelt. 46 West avenue. has returned to her studies at the Hillside school after having been confined to her home for sev- eral days with a slight cold. Mrs. Charles Tuck. Mr. and Mrs. C. Cyril Tuck and children have re- turned from Shawsngunk mountains where they spent a delightful week at Crawford. N. Y. -—Crawford Ranges and Heaters sold'on easy terms—Sterling Furni- ture Co.—-Adv. Miss Helen Tilly. Bsyview avenue. who is attending Drew Seminary. at Carmel. N. Y.. spent the week-end with her parents at home. Miss Tilly is a graduate of the Norwalk high school. Letters are being received from Miss Imogene Steeves, Myrtle ave. nus, Westport. who is now a fresh- man student sx Vassar college. Miss Steeves was graduated last June from the Hillside school with high honors and was also president of her class for three years during her at- ttndanee, at the Hillside school. . Profs-or and Mrs. Harry Morgan Ayres and daughts Anne and Mary who have been ab d this summer are planning to remain for the win- ter. Mll- Anne Ayrcs is faith. her senior year abroad. studying arch- aelogy and will receive her. college degree from Smith college. Mi- Mary AyI'es who was a junior stud- ent at the Hillside school last year. is attending a French school and is tr. her Senior year. —Crawford Ranges and Heaters sold on easy terms—Sterling Furni. ture Co.-—~Adv. Oscar F. Schultss. Westport are. has has returned from a business trip to Maine. w.'r. sites: is substituting in the Not-wait pest cities for Frederick usual-r. 8| Ilsin street. who is or his-must vacation. , M. ,; Msasnsspsrsoss ' L11 l ." animus, - ~» w , , .‘l'l‘ . Boston Scatter Mats 18136 scatter mats, stencil border, all 54c colors ......... Rag Rugs 27x54 pretty colored sten- cil border rag 89 c rugs Axminstcr Rugs New Aminstcr Oricntnl heavy pile rugs. , 9‘” $29.95 feet ..... Window Shades 36x72 opaque shades, all colors, complete 5 4 c with fixtures . . . Table Oil Cloth 45 in. good_quality white and fancy oil lbolesl ‘ cloth, yard ..... 29C Marquisette Curtains Double ruffles with val- ance, all colors, full cnz. £33.. ........ $1.29 Linoleum Printed linoleum, carpet patterns, duco finish, two yards with: $1.95 Yard .. Cretonne 5,000 yards light} and dark colored crctonucs. 36 inches wide. Yard ..._. ....... 24C Pillows , Velour covered pillows, round, oblong, tapestry renters. l'lacb ......... . 94C nuts...i....1ilalu’utklalii.l.liiull 'i rm 'W'W“ ’r whmfrulru , r -lllllllllliliiimlfliiiillliiiuLiiiiillfllilflllllllfllflihllillllll’iiliiliflifllllfll " my, OCTOBER 20, 1926. For weeks past we have been buying, selecting and ordering things new, at- tractive in appearance and price. N ow is your harvest time to reap savings from our efforts. Quality merchandise popularly priced. At Harvest Cloth Coats Sports coats of pure polo i'lulll minus. without fur trini- 'l‘nn, grey and $10.00 brou u, xizcs 16-42 / Cloth Coats and Silk Dresses. \ Sale Prices Silk Dresses New fall llrcsscs of satin and flat (tropes, one and mo piccc cil'ccls in all the lending s lift) (1 c s, block. navy, clnrci. grccn and 22m: $10.00 Blankets, Comforts, Bedding, Rayon Spreads Lovely, lustrous, silky rayon spreads. scululcsm $13108, rose, gold, ...... ....... . ....... $3.98 Ripplettc Spreads Jncquurtl colored siripc ripplciie spreads, blxlilfi. first colors, also plain ...... .............. $1.98 Colored Spreads New fancy stripe spreads, eel-.1 grounds, scalloped, full size mnl twin sizes. $2 49 All colors .......... e Linen Scarfs White and tan linen sciil‘is. fring- ed by band, leSi inch. 50c Special ............... » Linen Towels Hemstitchcd linun buck tou'vls‘, llaml i‘illill‘Olthl’t‘tl, all lincu crush towvls ...... 50C ....—-l.\. I.“ 1.1.- v - ~, Half Wool Blankets Full size, double colored plaid and check. lialf wool blankets, sateen bound $4.86 Beacon Blankets Lovely pretty colored ill-tr Domestics At Harvest Pric e s Comforts 3310011 and silk mull covered com- forts. tufted illlii scroll stitched, white cotton iillf‘tl ......... . . . .. $4e98 Comforts Extra size Ht‘l‘nll stitched silkulccu (‘UVCI‘i'tl cordial cotton $2 98 filled comforts .... s con. full sizc blankets, plaids and plain colors. bound. $2 98 At ......... e Linen Damask All pure linen silver bleached (lain-risk, full (35‘ in., good bcavy ...... $1.00 Yard English Prints 2.000 dainty ncw colorful prints. sun and tub fast, 40 39c patterns. ynrtl ......... Seamless, 00 in. long. true of starch. Harvard Sheets 81x99 ................... $1.48 TLXH‘J $1.38 Gilxllll.............. ..... $1.28 54KB” ................... $1.18 Boxed Stationery Plain and fancy lined boxed ..... 48c stationery, Hair Nets Single and double mesh hair nets, all 37c colors, dozen * Jewelry 1,000 pieces boxed pins, bracelets, neckwcar and novel- 48 c ties . . . . . ...... Cotton Challies Dress challies, same weave and designs as the all wool patterns. Yard...........34c Wool Crepe All pure ~wool shrunk crepe, pastel and full shades. 38 $ 1. 49 inches, yard , Flannel Botsny’s taffetene and (tunnels, 54 in. wide, fall colors. $1.98 Coatings All wool 54 in. coatings, tweeds and plain colors. 33:31...- $2.98 , muons, Census Rubber reducings, ' , rubber, back- ‘ fastening........_.... .a,_ s a Women Wool Hose All wool and part wool, plain and fancy ribbed hose, light and dark colors, pair ........ 500 ’Chamoisette Gloves Women ’3 plain arid fancy cuff, fine quality cham- 69 oisettes, pair ..... f . . C Women’s Silk Hose Silk to welt, garter run stop, also silk and wool hose. All colors . Pair ....... ........89C ' Kayser Gloves Embroidered cuffs and slip- ons, fall’s sponsored shades, 11533.97”. .“.‘T‘T‘.".“.'f. .. . .. 89.0 Children’s Wool Hose Boys’ and girls' all wool hose plain and fancy, all colors, pair .. $1.00 Hand Bags Women’s all leather, silk and 1:24;: 122;: .“f: $1.39 Children’s Sport Hose , Novelty kiddies’ hose, 78 size, jacquard effect, light and dark colors, pair 500 Women’s F. F. Hose Women’s full fashioned hose, silk to the well, all new colors, ...... $1.39 oure para " .95 Linen Hdks. Women’s white and colored hand embroidered all linen handkerchiefs . . 19c Scarfs . ' All silk fringed and hematiteh- $.33“???......v$:1.98 Flannelette Gowns Full cut, well made flsnncl- eiic gowns, embroidered tops, Nickel Frame Pie Dishes Glass pic dish. nicklc platcti square and round 79 frame, also relish dishes, neck .............. C cheese and $1 00 crackers .. . . . .. e 9 ' 7 Women s Silk and W 00] Wash Bo1lers Union Suits Merodc quality tinion} suits, ......$1.98 Lmnsk, all sizes . . Women’s Union Suits Medium weight silk and cot- 89c ton union suits, knee and ankle style Copper bottom Ni”??? quit- liiy wash boilers, welded handle, No. 7- $1 98. . o 8-9 ............ White Enamel Bath Stool Steel white enamel covered b“ 79c stool ' Kiddies’ Sleepers Wooly'full cut, flat-lock seam. 89c ed sleepers, 2to 10 Children’s nion suits Boys’ and'girls’ fleeced lined $1.00 unions‘uits, Ste 16 White Enamel Ware 400 pieces'tripie coated 01.1 English white enamel, 12 dif- ferent pieces, first quality............. 500 Tea Cups & Saucers First quality, gold banded tea cups and 19 c saucers ............ shades Velour and velvet in black with new metal trimmings ”...,u... $5e00 PAGE THREE Sale Starts Thursday Morning 8:15! o’clock Extra Size Slips lluyou, sluulow proof lu-m, bodice top, blue, brown, llrf‘l'. ...-... $1.98 Hoover Aprons White l i n c 11 c ”OUVt'l' aprons, short slccvcs, full 3""3“ ....$1.49 to 46 Rayon Slips Lustrous rayon slips, bo- dice top, all colors, silos 36 to 4-1..........$1e00 Boys’ Wool Suits All wool two piece Pctcr Pan colars, tans, brown $39333. ..$2'.98 Bloomers Muslin and crepe bloom- ers, full cut, white, peach, pink 59C House Dresses Famous Happy llomc 'liousc dresses, giuglmms, prints and pcrcalcs. :36 3.2. $1.00 Corseletes Satin stripe material, side fastening. _ $1.00 flesh color La Resists Bandeaux 8 all in striped material, side fastening, extra lonu,’ white. $1 00 At ........ ,. e 40-lnch Sheeting Extra heavy quality un- bleached sheeting, full 411) inches wide. 12c Yard ...... Ginghams 32 in. fast color Amos- kcag checks, stripes, and $381-...“ 15-11 Dish Toweling All pure linen, soft qua- liiydish toweling, 9 special, yard 1 C Outing Flannel Extra heavy 36 in. plain and fancy outing flannel, yard . . . . 23C Wool Bats Full sized pure wool bats, Rhmsdown q u a l i t y two ...... ...... $3.98 Oil Heaters Perfection oil heaters -— famous for over a genera- tion . . . . . $6e98 Mixing Bowls Brown glazed striped mix- ing bowls, set 79 c of 6 ‘ 50 Pc. Dinner Sets Complete service for six, patterns of] borders and $12.98 cflects . . . MILLINERY 100 Felt Hats, new fall m. $1.95 llll llllllllll ll lllllilllllllIlllllllllllllllliIlllllillllllllllillllllilliiillllilllllllllllllilllllililillllilliilillllllllll .2 h j’\ 11.. in . . a - .‘ms—c-nurla‘
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