Evening sentinel, 1887-1926, 1926-12-17

, it is the sort _
_ would expect of a' group of quarrel.
'* ing individualsv nil/working at cross

Chemises Night Gawns
Pajamas Costume Slip s

INTIMATE GIFTS WOMEN LIKE

The most thrilling moment on Christmas Day! When, from among its dainty tissue

1 Step-111s

ed and trimmed with exquisite laces.
shop famous for its exquisite undies.
Assemblage.’featured includes beautiful enVelope chemiscs of crepe dc chine, ﬂesh, peach,
orchid, sweet pea and maize shades. Step-ins of crepe dc chine cleverly hand em-
broideredtin nile, orchid, peach and maize. Gowns of cicpe dc chine in ﬂesh, peach,
nile, maize and white; lace and ribbon trimmed.

, Silk Underwear 7 “i.

' NIGHT GOWNS—Of crepe dc chine or radium silk $3.95, $4.95, $5.95, $7.50 to $12.50
PMAMAS—Of silk pongee and silk satin .. . . . . . . . . . . .. .$5. 95, $7. 50, $12.50 to $15. 50
COSTUME SLIPS—Of tricolette ‘silk and silk radium $1.95, $2.95, $3.95, $4 95 to $7. 50
'8TEP- INS-01 crepe de chine and radium silk .$2. 95, $2.95 $4. 95 and $5.95

Glove Silk Underwear

' VESTB—“Van RaaIte ’s” make,‘ 1n white, pink, and orchid, $1.69, $1.95, $2. 45 and $2 .95

Bloomers to match Vests ............ .$2.95

. Bloomers to match.
_ Rayon Underwear ,
'VESTB—Munsmgwcar, 111 pink peach, nile, green $1.25

Hand Made and Hand- Emhrtndered

CottOn Underwear

NIGHT GOWNS—In white and colors . . . . .. . . $1.00, $1.29, $1.59, $1.95 and $2.95
ENVELOPE OWE—In white and pastel colors ..

Ch1cli-LIttle Tniles For A Lady Fa1r .

When in doubt give a lovely little wearable or dainty piece oyf novelty jewelry.
For the Wis]: man knows that 1n some such beautiful, practical gift is the quickest
to her cart.

YES—French Kid Gloves $2.00, $2.50, $3.,00 $3.50 $4.00
Women’s Silk Hosiery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 980, $1.49, $1.85, $1.95, $2. 50, $2. 95
GS-Women’ s Leather Hand Bags . . . . . . $2.95, $4.95, $5.95, $7.50 to $15. 00
~ ,monmrs—For Women, Men and Children . . . 100, 1150, 250,491: to 9911 on.
TY JEWELRY—Bracelets, Necklaces and Pins . . . . 980, $1. 98 {$2. 98 and $3 98

wrappings, she discovers silken step-ins. en1elopc chemiscs, gowns, pajamas—bcribbom
More dearly prized if the gifts come from this

.$1.00, $1.59, $1.95 and $295 ,

' tion'sJegislativo committee in New

‘ fire apparatus .whilc ‘responding .to

Helena Hill W eed’s
C 0 L U M N

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their roscrvoio system for business
purposes. if they. the manufacturers
would build 11. water main to the
South Norwalk manufacturing dis-
trict at their own expense.
‘ The Burgesses agreed to do ihial
and plans went ahead for the con-
stiuctltin of this water main by 111.
South Norwalk manufacturers. 1311
'beforo the work could be begun 1
town nicoting was called. at the do
Inund of uptown business men. wh
feared the loss of their prestige 1.
the center of Norwalk by the blhlll
lug 11pm! the South Norwalk mnnz.
factoring center. and a vote vs;
passed forbidding the liurgcsses 1
soil .gvatcr to the South Nor-1111‘.
manufacturers.
Instead of realizing that tho trun‘
line of the railway passing throngi
South Norwalk was bound to snake
that the manufacturing center oi
the town these misguided men from 4
uptown thought they could compel
manufacturers to move uptown to‘
gain water facilities.
The citizens of the southern end
of the town wont. to tho legis-
lature. received permission to in-
corporate as'a city. and perlnl‘ion
to issue bonds to establish a water
system of their own.

Separation none in 1801)
So the separation began in 1869.
as a. result of this dispute. Over
many of the activities of the town,
since that unfortunatetown meeting
the spirit of Jealousy and the spirit;
of revenge have broodcd.
The higher-minded citizens of both
ends of the town saw than and have
seen ever since. that as long as our
officials acts are motivated by these
sentiments progress is impossible.
We have cut off our own noses in
more ways than one. since that .
time. by refusing as a community to
be the united wholo~that our his-
tory. ourgcography and our (30011031
mic advantagescntitlo 11s to be.
Now another; effort is earnestly
being made to find a. solution of the
consolidation problem.
Time. the healer. has solved many
problems. Not the least of these is
the intermingllng. in their home and.
social lives. of the citizens who for-
merly lived a distinctly divided ex.
istcncc.
The natural zoning of the town.
because of transportation facilities,
into residential and busincss sec-
tions,.tho coming of the automobile'
and the ood roads that followed...
the bull g up of the surrounding
hills and shores into home common;
tiles in which‘pooplo from all acc-
tions of the two former cltles have
become neighbors on a. new basis. all
point the way to a real consolida-
tion plan.
The City Charter. which was
patched up when a compulsory con-
solidation of the various local gov.
ernmcnts within the township was
effected. is no consolidation at all.
of government one

purposes and with an unlovcly‘ spirit
animating them. walked up in a.
compound together. it would be idle
to say our present scheme of gov~
crnment is any more of a success or
more productive of future progress
than a scheme thought out under
such conditions would be.

The spirit and the outlook of the
people of Norwaik today form a sol-
id groundwork for a. reuniting of the
workand the aspirations of this an.
cicnt town. It seems to me that this
Christmnstido is as fine a time as we
could find to start very one of us,
to find a plan the, would be fair
to all. workable in its 'schemo rnd
hopeful in its future for the coni-
mon good.

D. W Hariord At
’ State F1‘r men s
Am. Meeting

D. William Harford, former chief'
'of the fire department in Norwalk.,
and executive oﬂlcer of the Connecti-
cut Stato vFiremen's association.»—
tende'd «meeting of that organiza-

Haven, yesterday.

Two bills were considered for pre-
sentation in‘ the looming session of.
the Legislature. One ‘ was “for the.
elimination of liability of drivers of

ﬁre alarms. and the other for an in-
crease in the appropriatiOon of $14. -
000 per year. now allowed for com- .
pensation of firemen injured or tab
on sick while in the performance of I
duty. and for taking care of the l
widows and orphans of firemen kill 1
ed in the service. or who die from {
illness contracted while in the, per i
lemma 0 of duty. ’ 3

It we. decided to take up the mai 1
tor of liability with tire and city om
chain in towns and cities throughout
the state before taking final action
on the kind of bill which will be
presented.

PM.‘ I

(Continued Froansge seven.)

comedy on the radio. Charles and

turn is I. ﬂirtation withdiaﬁxor. The ~
Keno Ksyss Trio and their, wonder
‘Slrl give I mew performance in.
their miniature classic revue. 0n
the screen. Georgi! Walsh is present,-
ad in “A Man of Quality." a'story of
the secret service and the smuggling
corporation. Walsh plays ‘a double:
role in this feature. ,.

.............

Lucille Fonda perform in mid-air ‘ I I
_ doing feats of daring vitiich. in. every

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price

Tomorrow the Last Day in This Holiday

1
THE C. O. MILLER COMPANY

l
l SALE 600 MEN’S SHIRTS

l Priced Regularly to «$2.25

$1.95

e11 represented.

Your Chance to Buy His Present — At a Saving !

C. O. MILLER‘CO. STREET FLOr‘R

. R’s best to shop early tomorrow to get just what you weld-«quantities are smaller every hour! All sales ﬁnal!

QEOnIyl one more day 111 this Sale of quality shirts—at

Qiapride that brings a genuine saving. There’s shirts
here ihat will appeal to any man-410 matter what
he has been accustomed to paying for them.
A wide selection—all the new colors and stripings

Shirts of silk stripe or woven stripe mndras in neckbani] si'ylcs, shirts of imported English broadcloth either with or

without collars. All are amply cut, perfectly ﬁnished and tailored—shirts that smart dressers prefer. In all sizes, but

Checks. stripes, plaids. new
patterns and colors popular

MILLER CO..
STR EE’I‘ FLOO ii I

Made of light, floating os-
trich feathers. in lovely pastel
shades. featuring green.
lavender. flesh. yellow, peach 1‘
and American beauty. A
wonderful gift that is “dif-
forcnt." '

Vestecs, $1.68 to $3.98

Made of crepe do. chino in
flesh. tan. or white. or of ﬁne
quality lace.

Collar and Cuff Sets
91 to $2.25

Made 11! lacs. crepe do chino.
or gsorgctts crops. in tan.
noun or white-misc of flnc~
ly womb linen in natural
color.
C. O. MILLER 00..
STREET FLOOR

with younger men. litany IOW-

non-crushnblc models are in- and 11‘

cludod. - colors.
C. O.

Fancy designs in wide var"-
li‘incly woven of slit
in all the wnntcll

00!,

C. 0. MILLER (70..
STREET FLOOR

Gorgeous CHRISTMAS
PARTY FANS CLUB CHECKS
$158 10$10.98 May be cashed herei

You will find the
Cashier’s oﬂice 011 til-3

0. MILLER CO"

S'H‘ltl‘ E ’1‘ FLOOR—IiEARl

FIVE CHRIST-
MAB SHOPPINGl

NIGHTS

Those who are unable
to shop in the daytime
11 ill appreciate our ﬁve

iihristmas S 11 o p p in gl
Nights, beginning next
Monday. The Store will
be open until nine 11. ml

leather.

l C. 0.

STREET FLOOR.

price.

Once more Santa. will
make a. special trip for
the boys and girls of
Stamford. Again he will
bring '

His Famous Grab
Bag. 25c 11 Grab

And he will bring double
the things he did last
week. for Santa. was simp-
ly overwhelmed—he had
,no idea. there were so
‘many Stamford children
that. wanted. to see. him!
C. 0. MILLER 00..
SECOND FLOOR

Fer Chnstmas Giving!

. , 1 $29.50

beauty in each rug.

’4’

SANTA wan «Be Here
Saturday!

For The $34. 75 Grade

5 Sizes are approximately two feet six inches by four
3 feet. The celorings are characteristically Persian, thev
are hand woven by skilled Orientals—a lifetime of

sports

price.

Many styles, all of genuine
Some are. with silver
initial buckle.
gift for men.

Just one day
wonderful Event — a full hun-
dred 'of lovely frocks at this one .

torials are just the ones favor-
ed by the smartest dressers. and
colorings are approved for Win-
ter and mld~\Vintcr.

l Frocks For
Every, Need

Afternoon frocks. utility frocks,‘

frocks,
Dress Event.
sures up to our standards of
quality, style. and beauty. every
one is a. real bargain at this

plain.

An excellent cred backs.

MILLER C0.,

Only One Day More !

first quality.
C. 0. MEMO)“ (30.,
STREET FLOOR

111 grey or I)Cil\'(‘i'.
others have embroid-
All are strictly

Men’s Fine Men’s Silk and Wool Genuine Leather Fine Quality Mocha
TIES . SOCKS BELTS Gloves
$1.00 to 52-50 $1. to $2.25 1 $1. to $2.98 $4.50

Some are

HOLIDAY‘DRHESS

EVENT
$16.75