; l
‘ _West Ave.
‘ Adv.
j‘junior at Vassar college will return
' to her home. 14 East avenue. to.
(is planning to meet her friend. Miss
,: day, in New York. where they will,
, Stands; End Tables, Tea Wagons,
Andirons. Tapestries and” Forue‘ries. ‘
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. 'l‘onikht'l Events. y
Rialto—~"The Midnight Lovers."
t’aiaeoa‘Vnudevlile. “Man of gum.
ity."
ltcgenh—“Tiu Hats."
Sun And Tide For Today
The Evening Sentinel welcomes
contributions to the brief column
or to any other column in “the
paper. and regrets thet'so 'inan‘)
otterlnze have to be rejected be
cause of the carelessness ot the
writer. ‘ '
Many people tail to write
names legibiy and an item with-
out a name is not usable.
Many people write on both
sides of the paper. ,Sucli mattdi”
cannot be used until l‘l’ has bed ‘
recoplcd in The Sentinel oilice
and these is seldom time tor thal.
People using typewriters about
use a doublo~spaco in writini
copy for newspapers. to permli
space for corrections where nee-
ossery. .
Sun rises ............. 7:12 A. M.
Sun sets 4:25 P. M.
High tide....8:48 A. M.-9:21 P. M.
Sun and Tide tor Tumor a
Sunrises ..............7:12 A.1ii.
Sun sets .............'4:26 P. M.
High tide...8:85 A. M.~10:12 P. M.
Miss Margurx‘ Breiidlinger, prin-
cipal of the Hillside school. went
to New York yesterda:-.'ivhero she
met the eight Hillside girls at Bar-
nard college. After a delightful
luncheon party. Miss Brondiingei'
and some or the girls attended the
college assembly, where there were
exercises for the .annual health
Week. "I'ho Hillside girls at Bar-
nard are: Misses Rutr lioyt, Har-
riet 'i‘yng. Gertrude Strayer. Caro-
line Wolf. Isabel Schaiter, Barbara
Kelsey. Alice Schubert and Sylvia
Selfert. "
v-—-Fancy China. Glassware, Tea
an! Dinner Sets. Lamps. Pyrex
Were. A. J. COLLINS COMPANY..-
Adv.
‘ Miss Katherine Barrett, senior in
the New Haven normal school. is
expecting ‘to Spend the Christmas
holidays at the home or her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barrett, Fair-
fleld avenue.
Jack Smith, or the class of '27.
Norwaik High school. is working
part time ill. Mchchols‘ di‘ilg- store,
Wall street.
—deios and Victroles sold on
easy terms at Donnelly'l—Adv.
Miss Florence Reardon will en-
tertain the Hill Top Social club to-
night at her home in Taylor ave-
nue. -’
Mr. 'and Mrs. Joseph S. Dikeman,
33 Stevens street. ivere week-end
guests of friends in Long Island.
The annual Christmas party of
the Endeavm- circle or the King‘s
Daughters of the South Norwaik
Congregational church will be held
at the home of Mrs. Jennie Bod-
‘ well. 6 Seymour street. Wednesday,
December 29.
-—Manugian Photographer. Phone
3 ii 5.—-Adv.
Ernest L. Sexton addressed th‘s
Young People's Society of, the
Ridgei’ield Congregational Church,
Sunday evening. m1“
Miss Angeline Wakeman is ill at
her home in School street, Nor-
walk.
~¥1iiaiiugiiin Photographer. Phone
856.—Adv.
Mrs. Arthur Terrie and d‘aiigli~
ten. Elaine and Charlotte. of Caliir
street spent Tuesday in New York.
shopping.
" Miss Vida. Hunt Francis, one of
the principals of the Hillside school.
arrived at the. school last. night
from Philadelphia. Miss Francis will
stay for the closing day. Friday and
return to her home for the Christ-
mas holldays.‘ ‘
u...»
-—-Ladies’ wrist watches in white
gold (filled) are specially priced at
$10.00 This makes a fine Christmas
gift. 0. 13. Jackson. 58 Wall St.—
a‘dV.
Miss Lois Hoyt, daughter of
Charles E. Hoyt, 44 Bayriew ave-
nue. has returned to her duties as
teacher in the Fairfleld public
school. after having been confined to.
‘her home for several days with an
attack or grip.‘ ‘
—Cl1ristmas Trees at H. Aides' .15
75c, 85c. $1.00, $1.50.—
Miss litany Van Buren. who is a
marrow afternoon. where she will
spend her Christmas holidays.
“Miss Harriet Tyng. 6 Circle street.’ ,
Helen May of Freeport."L. 1.. Men-
have luncheon together.
4
—~Visit our store and look 'cy'er
our line of gitm.+Pictures. Mir-
rors. Desks. Sewing‘ Tables. Smoking
Book-Ends. Candle-sticks. Candles.
“Desk Sets. Fancy Chairs, Fire Sets,
1. ,J' COLLINS COMPANYr—Adv.
' 58 Wall Si.-———Adv.
__yesturduy afternoon and part at the
Chevrolet coupe from W. R. Austl
local dealer in South Not-walk.
£3
mll‘or a beautiful Home. Ask Alia
Phone mph—Adv.
Martin Deitz. who ‘is studying
pharmacy at Columbia university in
New York has obtained a position
with a prominent 'drug store on
Broadway. where he will gain the
experience necessary for his promo-
slon.
liirs. It. Michaels. 8 Raymond St,
is suffering from a severe case, if
grippo and has been at home for the
past few days.
i.
Gottlieb L. Groeschner., 80 Strav-
herry Hill avenue. has a new Che"-
rolst laiiduubought from W. R. Au-
stin. .
than iverJolinson
velocipedes. They
Bibycles and
are here anti
stock
liodgc‘s Store,
Adv.
24 No. Main Sim—-
e
Don't mrgui: to listen in tonight
station WICC, Bridgeport.
Miss Alice Stocking, Georgetown,
was a visitor in Norivalk Monday.
”Mallllgliln Photographer. Phone
355.—-Adv. '
Mr. and Mrs. Holly B. Slauson art,
remembering friends with card
from Winter Haven.,,Florlda. whom
they are spending the winter, ' ..
355.~Adv.
Miss Frcida Heath, formerly
teacher in th‘eT'—«ranlilin1unlor high
school, is ill at her home in Roway
ton. ,
“Make the boy or girl happ'
from these selections. footballs,
baseball gloves. roller skates. lCl
skates. air rifles. boy scout axes,
bicycles etc. Hodges Store 24 Nortl
Main St.“—.Ad"_.
The pageant "Why the Chimci
Ring" will be presented by the Sunt
day school of the Norivalk Moth.
odist Episcopal church Tuesday cvcu
ning. Docen’iborfi‘s.
'liir. and Mrs. Joseph S. Dlltemaii.
32 Stevens sti'cct, were weckmnd
guests'ot friends on Long Island.
-——Diamonds 0 .the finest quality.
at most modern e_priccs are her_e this
holiday scas‘oE—‘A varledxsiockmi‘
deed now on hand. 0.13. Jackson.
m
The public is invited to attend a
chicken supper at the Knight street
M. E. church this eveniny from
6:80 to 9 o'clock. The money will be
used to help defray the expenses of
the church.
~Stationery; a gift always appro-
clated, we are showing an exCellent
assortment this year. Mcad's Drug
Stores-«Adv.
, _...._...
A coupe. operated by Nelson W.
Benedict. of this city. and owned by
WWhat makes better Xmas gifts
--Mitnllglall Photographer. Phone
conservatively priced too. Big Xiniis
in wide variety at A. W.
between 7 and 8 when our Melody
Boys will broadcast a program troin‘
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daniaxed Tuesday in Bridgeport.
ml‘. neuediet's machine figured in e.
collision with the roar of s. dump
cart operated by R. L. Footo. 78h
tiancoclt avenue. Bridzoport. The
accident occurred in trout oi: the
county Jail on North avenue. i
~~Oenulne Leather Bill Folds .31.
at Meadfs Drug Store.‘-——Adv.
With but a little snow prevailing
night. the much-heralded blizzard
THE muses:
which has done much damage hilti
cost many lives in the west. swopt by
Not-walk and out to sea. Just enougii i
snow taillnz here to mark its pausal
ing. The Connecticut Company. citi :
‘street department and' others had:
made preparations to combat any
snbwimll.
~«Whitmiin’s the candy everybody
wants, a large assortment l to 5 1b.,
Loses at Mead's Drug Storm-«Adv.
Mrs. M. J. Burke is confined to
her home. 21 Marion avenue. Mer-
vin Beach by illness. Dr. D. J. Sulli-
van loin attondaiice.
Our stocks have never been ’50 large
and so varied. Reasonably priced. A.
J COLLINS CUMPANY.—-—Adv.
Mr. and hire.v Harry Anderson. 25
—_-Tlioughtl‘iil gifts liar the home. .
first street. hire. Clara Clover. L’s
which Smith who is new
. ord all previous marriages before 1
First street. and Louis Slezak.
Pucksklli N. 11. attended a per
gloriiiaiico oi "Abie's Irish Rose" at
the Lyric theatre in Bridgeport last
evening. '
Miss Katherine Hood. 310 Alain
street. has returned to her duties in
ihu office of Henderson and Erwin.
having been confined to her home
for two days with injuries sustained
lira i‘all.
«Dolls; Doll Carriages. Wheel-
hai-roivs,.i’clocipedes. Sleds. Auto.
mobiles. Express Wagons. Scooters.
Black-boards. Desks. Chairs Rockci.
and Kiddie Kai‘s. A. J. COLLINr.
CO M PA N Y.-Ad v. .
street. baker suffered a bad fall on
the sidewalk in front of his bake-
sliop. this morning.
Miss Harriet Ells. daughter 0!
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ella. 38 France
street. is expected home from Mt.
llolyoke college, where she is e.
lrcshmun. tomorrow. Much to her
delight. Miss idllsywill have two
weeks' vacation, in which to see her
many friends in Norwullt. Miss
liotii McGrcgor. also a freshman at
Mt. 'llolyoko. will spend hex-Christ-
mas holidays at home with her par-
ents. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Ernest F.
McGregor oi 94 East avenue. I
Miss Katherine Barrett. a senior
in the New Haven normal school. is
expecting to spend the Christmas
holidays with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Barrett Fair-field avo-
nue.
John Gloetzner has accepted the
position in the I’lggly Wiggly store
made vacant by the resignation of
employed
in the Mchcliols drug store. 'Wnll
street. .
Mrs. Gertrude Ailing. New Haven.
is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Caiitield. 66 West avenue.
hir. aiidMi-s. Clarence Miller were
visitors in Stamford. Wednesday.
Vinton W. Mitchell oil the ‘high
school faculty has been ill lit his
home in Byington place.
Mrs. Alfred Lottus is entertaining
Mrs. Ii jorio MacPhee. Prince Ed—
ward Is and.
Too Imus.
“But. madam." the registrar’s
clerk explained to a film actress up.
plieaiit. "the law compels me to rec-
issuo a license." -
"Good heavens!" exclaimed. hei-
prospective husband. "and l‘ve not
the state highway department: was
a taxi waiting."-~Tit-Bits, London.
.fi.
,_ LADIES’ SILK"HOSE~
LADIES? RAIN COATS
WINDBREAKERS
HOUSE COATS _
59 BATH R0333 1.
SHEEPJJNED. COATS
’ - Men and Boys _
BOYS’. SWEATERS,
V -gflb01‘ Racy of Keewayden farm.
Brookside avenue. Darien. has pure
chased a new Chevrolet coach from
. :8. Austin.
‘LAoIss' uninsured risers, AND
George Gediiey. West Washington
nsg
.Lueefsos"; i __L ,
3.530313%
'-Suggestions to:- tlie people who ~
, to busy in the daytime. photos
taken an night by appointment.
nanugian Studio. Phone “iii—Adv.
Jean Talmadse. South Main street.
.ohterminod a tow friends at a small
birthday party at her home. Tues-
M evening. The hostess was just
nine years old. Pretty gifts were
W her bythe guests and refresh-
ments were served. The young guests
departed at an early hour.
. ........'.r
[en E. Roos. Second street. is
ieltly recovering from a. severe at-
tack of appendicitis tor which she
was recently operated upon in the
tier-walk hospital.”Mlse Rose is ex—
, ted to leave the hospital within a
days.
Mrs. A. Levy. Washington street. ,
confined to her home by illness.
Gregory y
SILK seems? .
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woor. nosmnv
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STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT
THINGS NEW!
For Christmas Giving
New things for those who seek original gifts. Gifts that
will give added pleasure—they denote careful selection
and kindliness on the part of the giver.
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. YouKiiow WhatTliey Want F or Christmas!
. Holiday Sale Men’s Shirts V
Glass Base.
WATER LAMPS
$24.50
Water lamps with glass bases, in new beautiful color-
inos. In green, blue. and amber. Used in living rooms
or sun parlors. They hold water and gold fish.
Glass. and Brass
(“CLONIAL MANTEL LAMPS
' $13.98 '
Small brass mantel lamps, with glass pendants. in pure
Colonial style. in keeping with the vogue for early
American interiors. The finest quality we could find.
4.
A Wide Selection of
h . ' DAYTIME FROCKS
$16.75
Afternoon frocks in the new st
styles. Sport frocks of jersey—-
and a few dresses of ‘fine quality
velv‘etcen. All are marked down
to this one low price~ail ere in-
cluded in our first
i % Holiday Dress Event
Dresses for evening, too, just in
time for Holiday parties. Frock»;
of taffetas, silks, satins, jersey,
and velveteen. The newest shades
wveryibing about these frocks ic
new and refreshing. All Sales
final. ‘ n
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Regularly Priced to $2.25
Give a man a‘ man’s gift—something to wear! There’s 600 answers to the
male Christmas shopping problem in this Holiday 'Sale ‘of men’s finer
shirts. Shirts 01 silk striped and. woven stripe madras in neckband styles,
shirts of English broadcloth either in neckband styles or with collar at-
tached. All perfect—first quality in every last detail. Every shirt new—-the
latest stripes and celorings. All siges—all sales final.
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Christmas Favors
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V Five Clinsimas
To make your Christmas party , ' o‘ y N.
Shopping ighls
Beginning Monday evening, December,
. 20, the Store will be open evenings to
assist those who cannot shop in the day-
time. Stocks are being kept folk—selec-
tions wide as over—your Christmas Store
. will always render you its fullest service.
C. O. MILLER CO..'BTREET FLOOR - _ 1
' complete. “A big assortment of in-
vors, place cards", little baskets,
snapping mottoes, and many other
accessories—all moderately priced.
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* Lovely Gift Items! At Moderate Prices "
Here is firiit aid for Christians Shoppers. We have selected a representative list of twelve gift items. L
'. . - all priced at $10 or less. Every one is in the best of taste-evcry one is fine quality.
A Good Start for a Merry Chrisiniasl
You may make your selection from this list or from the thousand of other‘ 'gift items here—and be
sure that your Christmas list will he speedily filled~and the cost will be much less than you had
hoped! "
. Childter's. .
WOOL GOLF HOSE
Made or finelywoven. pure wool.
to bright. ooioriugs, with plain
legs‘and tency tops. They are
. sturdy and will stand lots of hard
wear. '
Women’s Sport Colonial Type
JERSEY BLOOMERS 'TAPESTRY PICTURES
‘ $1.25 ' ’i“ . $5.50
An ideal gift for one woman to , Reminiscent of old-time America
another. Fine quality. yet very in these dignified pictures do-
inexpensive. In navy. henna. rose, oicting Colonial days. Executed
and blue. Strongly made. correct- in genuine tapestry. nicely ironi-
“Le Tour”
STATIONERY
$2.25
A quire box of exquisite station-
ery. Daintily shaded paper. with
lined enveXOpes. You can be sure
that this gift will pl “Ammo
if] out and perfectly tailored. ed. A rare gift for anyone.
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cost is small. ‘
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. Lovely New
CORSAGE BOUQUETS
. ‘ $2098
Do'yeu want a gift that is dif-
ferent—that willappeal to any
woman's love of beauty-then
select one of these corsets bou-
quets -- a Wide variety at this
price. '
C. 0. MILLER 00.,
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~ ‘ ‘..H,efii'istitelied
CLOTE &;.N‘APKINS
A pure linen ‘lienistiteheii cloth.
sixty inches square. and a halt
dozen hemetitched linen napkins.
fourteen ineh sin. An ideal gilt
tor the housewife.
c. 0. mm 00.,
eraser noon,
Figured Georgette
SCARFS,
. ‘$7.98_
‘ Made of airy. lovely georsette.
in delicate pastel ooiorings. They
make excellent Christmas gum-
sspecislly‘dne for the girls re-
turning from school.
0. O. MILLER 00.,
STREET FLOOR
Real Leather ‘
HANIJBAGS
‘ $4.95
. You have such a wide selection
at this price that you are certain
to find lust ivhat type she prefers.
Each lined with moire and has'
nilrror.‘ coin purse. and side com—
partment.
C.'O. MILLER 00..
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is -1
* ' Woodwortli New: Georgette .-
‘PE . ” ESETS
‘8 4‘ PARTY SHAWLS “ ..
‘ Made etc the shutout "Wood- 2
V’ . . $1!) ‘ i ‘
, worth" on ‘ is. the set con- Is_loveip‘eolore..mede of finely ‘
Bill! of ‘h lint powder. bath
, ‘ , , woven recruits." An excellent
, salts. and. [toilet water. , in a gift-she will love to wear it dur— , .
hesitant , git: jpselten. ‘
‘ in: the Holiday. social activities.
commits 00..
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mamrimoa , ssconn FLOOR
.1 ForMen -
PIPE SETS,
, . ‘ $2.50
The sets consist of two pipes. one
straight stein and one bout. a
cigarette and. a, cigar holder.
‘ Genuine imported brier pipes.
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VESTS & $03MERS
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Made or rayon Jersey. trimmed
daintily with lace. In pink. peach.
and orchid. Extra line quality. a
lift sure to‘please with its lus-‘
troue beauty.
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