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Putnam patriot., 1928-04-19
WOODSTOCK BRIEFS

I George Holt was in town last sun day.
 Mir and Mrs. Benjamin Riteh had as guests over the weekend, Mir and Mrs. Leon Gros Jean of Watkins, IN. '.
 The ladies of the First Congrega- tional church held a sewing meeting with Mrs. Leonard Healey last Friday afternoon.
 ! Miss Nellie Chandler returned from Texas last week and very soon, with | Rev. and Mrs. Edward Chandler plans to go abroad for the summer. ] Constance Williams was in Daniel son last Saturday attending meet | ing preparatory to the Older Girls Conference which Is to be held in Put nam next month.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Closson, with two children, recently spent week in Branford Mir. Closson also spent a couple of days with Maurice Childs and family in Mount Vernon, N. '.
 Miss Louise Lawton was the leader of the missionary meeting held with Mrs. Victor Johnson in South Wood stock. A very pleasant time was en- joyed and during the social hour the hostess served refreshments.
 Come and see the "Charm of En- rope" at Palmer Memorial Hall at Woodstock Hill on the evening of April 24th at ?. m. The photographs of these slides were taken by Rev. Ed ward Chandler, who is the lecturer of the evening. Besides providing a rare treat for those who cannot % abroad this season, the purpose of the lecture is a benefit for the Howard Bracken Memorial Library.
 The Hill school was well filled last Wednesday evening with parents and friends when the pupils presented five act play, "Glimpses of Europe This play was composed by the fifth grade and acted by the whole school. The whole program was very interest ing and entertaining. The proceeds from this entertainment are for cleo tric lights. 1t might be interesting to know that the members of the fifth grade are Clinton Corbin. Lawrence Adams, Elizabeth Spalding, Florence Hughes, Lloyd Williams. and Mary Meehan.
 The Ladies Benevolent Society held their annual Easter Thank offering service at the church on Sunday eve ming. Rev. William F. English of Hartford was the speaker. He spoke most eneouragingly of the work being done among Congregational churches in Connecticut. His reply to the cur rent magazine articles upon the De cadence of Protestantism" was that the churches Of Connecticut had just passed the best year in their history, and in spite of the merger. the gifts for missions had been more than ever before. Mir. English was accompanied by his son. the Rev. James F. English of Putnam.
 Last Tuesday afternoon the Ladies' Benevolent Society was entertained at the home of Mrs. Victor Johnson in South Woodstock. The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. William Howard. Mrs. l.. H. Healey had charge of the devotional service and was followed by Interesting current events given by Mrs Taber A syn opsis of one of the chapters in the study book was given by the leader. 1 Miss Louise Lawton After the meet ! ing the hostess. assisted by her daugh- ter. Mrs. Paul Gran, served refresh ments and a very pleasant social hour was enjoyed. Twenty-eight ladies were present
Putnam patriot., 1928-04-19
EAST WOODSTOCK

Arthur Dodge has sold his place to his son, Daniel Dodge, owing to i'll health. Mir. Dodge has been engaged in market gardening for several years. He and family will move to the house across the street, formerly occupied by his son, and Lucius Goddard and wife, the present occupants, will move into the cottage of the late Mary A. Potter on the same street.
Putnam patriot., 1928-04-19
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

r,,orv Keith is in New Hampshire, i.e Wr. and Mrs. Spooner, with Chaf sas Brothers steam mill.
 iss Tbe local speaking and spelling con ...s viIl Dc held in the Valley school " V Wednesday afternoon.
 The Valley school will be closed on rv;5av the teachers of Woodstock at
Putnam patriot., 1928-04-19

On Sunday evening at 7.So. students from the Dudley Bible School will give a program at the Swedish church.
 At the Young Peoples meeting on Friday evening song service VIII pe held with Edith Hagstrom as leader.
Putnam patriot., 1928-04-19

in Hartford. S''''''
 The men in the valley were called upon Tuesday afternoon to help fight hre between Barlow cemetery and tho county road. The fire was kept under ed. 'ssu''-
Putnam patriot., 1928-04-19

Nltrates worth s55. .00o, 900 are an- ssuaiiy imported into the United States from Chile.
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Sportswear for the Particular Woman

(5) $22.50 Tweed Ensembles, blue,
brown or black and white; sizes
10 and ID .$16.5O
(6) $3.50 Tweed Ensembles, in
two-tone or contrasting models;
sizes 16 and 18. .$10.95
(22) $3.50 Dresses. of tweed, jer-
sey, jersey and crepe exquisite;
sizes IA to AZ. .$10.95
(17) $10.95 Dresses, Of tweed, jer-
sey, jersey knit or silk tweed;
sizes 16 to 40 .$7.95
(5) $40 Jersey Dresses, In two-piece
style. contrast or two-tone COM
binationS -. ........ .$5.95
(19) $40 Wool Challis Sports
Dresses, In a copy Of a Chanel's
print, all sizes and shades. .$7.95
(2) $8.95 Grey Flannel Sports
Dresses, two-piece effects, sizes 3
10 ................ .$6.SS
Evening star., 1928-12-27

(5) $40 Hand embroidered Jersey
Dresses, tan or blue, sizes 16 and
10 .ss..s... SG.So
(S) $40 Jersey Sports Dresses, two
piece style, red, brown, green, or
Dlue ................. 1913
(1D $40 Tweed Ensembles, three
piece effects, with crepe de chine
UIOuSC $I.S0
(l6) $7.95 Novelty Knit and Jersey
Dresses, sizes IA to 80. .$5.95
(15) $5.95 Sweaters, Of finely knit
ted wool: crew or wee necks, &3.95
(26) $3.95 Women's Sweaters, Of
finely knitted all-wool zephyr:
sizes 36 to AZ .$2.95
49, $7.95 Blouses. Of crepe de chine
or radium; sizes SO to 40 ..S5.95
(19) $1O.95 Silk Blouses Of crepe
de chine or satin; plain or print
co s.......'....'... .$7.SS
(F1fth Floor)
Evening star., 1928-12-27
From the

~ $27.95 Golf Club Set, S re-
lated irons, hickory shafts; shop
worn .SI1.95
(D S2295 Set Golf Clubs, re-
lated clubs. shopworn. sis
(24) Sc to $3.50 All-woOI Shaker
knit Sweaters, several colors and
SIZES S4.S0
(3) SIS SpOrtwear Jackets, black,
size So; 2 brown, size A. .S3.95
(6) S25 Imported Binoculars. ex-
ceptionally fine glasses. . $3.50
~ $49.50 Ranger Bicycle, full size,
motor bike type, shopworn. as
ID S3J.0V
~ S45 Ranger Bicycle, scout mod
Ell, ShopWorn. as is. ...$35
(6) $40 Luggage Weekend Cases,
hat boxes, black or brown. as
Is ............... S4.y5
~ SIS Wheary Ensemble Set,
wardrobe. hat box and weekend
case. ShopwOrn .S62.50
(4) 30x5.25 Balloon Cord
Tires .................. .$13.45
Evening star., 1928-12-27

14) $3.50 Last Years Winter
Coats in Bolivia or velour, fur
collars and cuffs; sizes for misses
and matronS .S19.75
~ $3.50 Black Satin Coat, but
ter mole shawl collar; size
1872 ............. .SI5
n) $3.50 Tan KaSha Coat. with
natural lynx collar; size 38, SIS
~ S35 Navy Blue Twill Coat, size
2OI2 ................. $40
(3) $3.50 Black Transparent
Coats, fully lined with silk crepe;
sizes 16 and SO. SIC
(2) $3.50 Velvet Coats, full silk
lining; size 16 to SO. $40
~ $3.50 Gray Kasha Coat, gray
fox cuffs and throw: size 20, $40
~ $35 Black Kasha Coat, with
gray mole collar; size 18. IS
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Wmter-Weight Goats at
Lowest-of- of-the-Year Prices

(2) SIS Black Kasha Coat with
butter mole collars; sizes IA to
Go ''.'s'' s's''. '%J
~ S49.50 Rose Velvet Coat, fully
lined and interlined $40
~ $25 Tan Tweed Coat, size IA, SIS
~ SIS Gray Tweed Coat, size
10 ................. .$5
(2) $3.50 Tan Kasha Goats, sizes
381s and 4612 .............$15
(2) $25 Red Velvet Coat, sizes IA
10 10 .$5
(3) SIS Unlined Velvet Goats, tan
or blue .................. SIS
az S35 BrOadcloth Fabric Coat
with beaverette collar; size is, SIS
az $35 Bolivia and Velour Coats
with fur collars ..$5
Moderate Price Coats, Third Floor
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Evening and Wedding Gowns

~ $69.50 White Taffeta Evening
Gown, size 16, Soiled. -. $3.50
~ SIS Satin Wedding Gown, lace
trimmed, size 18, soiled. .$19.75
~ $29 Satin Wedding Gown. with
lace, size 20, soiled. -. .$19.75
~ $3.50 Satin Wedding Gown,
size 20, Soiled. $3.50
~ $3.50 Satin Wedding Gown,
richly adorned with pearl beads
and lace, size 18, soiled. $3.50
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Women's 6 Misses Goats of the Better Kind

(1) $3.50 Light Gray Tweed Sport
Coat with collar of gray mole.
crepe lined; size 16 .S29.50
(2) S69.5O Black BroadcIoth Coats
with pouch collars and cuffs of
baby seal; sizes 40 to %. $50
~ SIS Short Jacket Of broadtail
fabric with neck scarf; size
18. .$12.50
Evening star., 1928-12-27

~ $49.5O Black Dotted Net, with
red flowers and TERED skirt, size
10 $1S.0V
(D SIS Peach -colored GeOrgette,
one-piece with fagoting and
tucking, size Is ..........$1O
~ $3.50 Flesh Georgette, with
pleated tiers and frills, size
ID .................. $40
O $3.50 White Dotted Net, with
TERED skirt over silk slip, size
IA ................. .S8.95
(Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Honsefnrnishings

(15) S3.98 Decorated Kitchen
Clocks, with wooden dial. 81
(2O) 81 7-Pc. Kitchen Sets. Con.
sistS Of rack, can opener, cake
turner, mixing spoon, etc. .25c
(10O) 15c Aluminium Mixing
spoons ...SC
(12) S2.95 Round Cake and Bread
Boxes, in several colors. Have
TWO SneIVeS ........ssssa...SL
(8) S1.25 Round Cake Closets,
small size, white enamel f1n-
Ism ...........sss...
(23) $1.45 White Canistery, for
-four. 25-pound size. e.........6sa
(27) 75c "Sanette" Sink StTafnerN
white enamel finish. ..A...As2Sd
Evening star., 1928-12-27

(1S) S. Infants ChinchilIa Coats,
with hat to match; Copenhagen
Uluc s..s.. $3.50
(6) SIS Broadcloth Coats, beaver
edging around collar, silk lined;
soiled .S8.95
~ $3.50 Infants Ivory Crib,
floor sample $3.50
unfantS' Cribs, Second Floor.)
Evening star., 1928-12-27
W0men's and Misses Frocks
from the Mayfair Shop

(5) $35 Navy Georgette, with lace
or contrasting embroidery, sizes
16, 18 and 20. .$25
~ $3.50 Navy Georgette, excel
lent quality, size 49,. .$25
~ $3.50 White Georgette After
noon Frock, flared skirt, size
~ $3.50 Light Blue Sport Dress,
two-piece style, broadcloth, size
90 SI0
~ $35 Maize Sport Dress, rajah
silk, two piece style, size
4412 .................. $40
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Charming Frocks at Most Moderate Prices

~ $10.95 White Wash Crepe
Dress, Irish lace trim; size
90 .SE.J1
~ $10.95 Dress, of rose-color
Frisca cloth; size IA. .$2.95
~ $10.95 Wash Crepe Dress; sizes
IA and 18 .S2.95
~ $19.75 Blue Canton Crepe
Dress, transparent velvet trim;
size 2412 ................. $40
~ $16.50 Black Canton Crepe
Dress, white georgette trim; size
AZ .................. $40
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Linens Will Go Quickly

az $5.95 Linen Lunch Sets, cloth
55x70, and napkins. -. .S3.95
(20) SOC Linen Cloths, 44x44
mcneS .oJc
(50) 25c White Bath Towels. 1212c
(10) CSC Embroidered Bridge
Sets ................. .49c
(10) $4.95 Handsome Colonial
Quilts, 72X90 inches. .$2.95
(Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Fine Quality Dresses and Goats for Girls

az $3.50 Girls Navy Suits, sizes
10 IA. 1898
(2) $35 Lightweight Coat Sets,
size .$12.95
(10) $5.95 Dainty Tub Silk
Dresses, broken sizes. 1895
~ S12.95 Lightweight Navy Coat,
size 10 .$1.95
Evening star., 1928-12-27

~ $29.5O Satin Wedding Gown,
SOlleu ........... SEo
a. $69.50 White Georgette Even
ing Gowns, gorgeously beaded,
sizes 36, AZ, As, soiled. $3.50
~ $3.50 Satin Wedding Gown,
with lace, soiled, size 40, $3.50
(1) $3.50 White Georgette, beau
tifully beaded, size SO. .$29.5O
~ $3.50 Orchid Georgette, elab-
orately beaded, size 40. $3.50
mayfair Shop, Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1928-12-27

(7) IS Green, Rose or Blue Soisette
Uniforms, long sleeves with white
collar and cuffs, sizes 40 and A,
dix" make ..............$2 .$2.5O
~ So DIX" Make Uniforms, in
fine striped percale, sizes 36, 38
and AZ ........ ..Sl.95
~ So Blue Chambray dix" Uni
form with fitted waistline, size
90 S1.SS
(9) IS "Dix" White Broadcloth
Uniforms, long sleeves, sizes SO,
40, AZ and A. ..S2.5O
(Fifth Floor.)
Evening star., 1928-12-27
House Dresses and Uniforms

(3) S3.95 "NelIie Don" Madras
Wash Dresses, with dotted swiss
vestee, lavender ..$2.95
~ $3.95 Donlein Long Sleeve
Print Dress, rose color, size
50 ................. .$2.95
(1) $3.95 Black and White Percale
Dress, size so. .S2.95
(3) So "Dixy" Uniforms, Of striped
gingham, grey with short sleeves,
sizes 38 and 40. .$1.95
Evening star., 1928-12-27

(1) $35 Rose Taffeta Quilted Robe,
lined with taffeta. .$16.5O
~ $40 Rose Satin Quilted Robe,
black silk applique. ...... 1885
~ SIS Black Satin Quilted Robe,
trimmed with jade green. .SI3.95
(D S16.5O Quilted Robe of change
able purple satin trimmed with
SILVER .S1.J5
~ $50 Brocaded Velvet Negligee,
with flowing georgette sleeves,
Solleo ................. .$15.95
Evening star., 1928-12-27

(12) $40 Navy Georgette Dresses,
sizes for short or tall stout fig
ureS .S4.95
(0 $16.50 Navy Georgette Dresses,
with pink georgette vestees:
sizes 38 to AZ $40
~ $16.50 Frock, of navy canton
crepe; trimmed with light blue:
size 40 $40
~ $3.50 Flat Crepe Dress, in
navy blue with scarf collar; bor-
der Of red and white: size IA, $40
CThird Floor.)
Evening star., 1928-12-27
odd Lots from the Infants Section

~ $35 Infants Ivory Crib, noor
sample .$25
(40l 81 to $1.95 Washable Dresses,
for tots; Soiled. .79c
~ SIS Imported Fur Carriage
Robe, lined with pink. $3.50
(2) $5.95 Rainc0ats, with hats to
match; tots sizes ..$1.S5
(Second Floor.)
Evening star., 1928-12-27

~ S49.50 Brown Twill Broadcloth
Coat with dyed fitch collar; size
38 ................... .$29.50
(2) $49.50 Velour Coats, in marine
blue with gray mole collars; sizes
Al and AZ .S29.5O
"a $3.50 Green Homespun Tweed
Sport Coat, shawl collar of cross
fox; size Is $50
(Third Floor--Mayfair Shop
Evening star., 1928-12-27

10 doz.) $10.95 Double Damask
Napkins, 22x22 in. .$6.95
(15) 79c Damask Tablecloths,
45X45 inches .49c
a. $1.95 Bridge Sets, cloth 36x36.
and four napkins. ..$1.29
(6) $2.25 Dutch TableclothS, 54x54
inches .$1.29
10l S2.25 Linen Cloths, 52x52
inches ................. .$1.49
Evening star., 1928-12-27

(5O) 75c Columbia Records. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Soc
(2OO) 81 0. r. s. Rolls s......................6 69c
(I5) Harmonious .49c
(22) 81 "Jmnior Ukes". .......................7 .79c
(2O0) 59c Red Seal Victor Records. .......... 21c
1900 brS) SI.29 to SI49 WOmens Full-fashioned SHk
Hose, broken sizes; some have Isle tops. 81
(ISO) br.) Csc Women's Wool Underhose, irregn-
I0fS .l/c
(37 brsJ 81 Women's Extra Sise Six and Rayon
Mixed Hose, broken sizes. tic
(49) 81 Women's Handbags; soiIed. ........... SOC
(32) 81 Women's Patent Leather Underarm Bags, 1Oc
~ S2.49 WonenS Six Umbrellas soiIed. ...$197
(72) 47c Chldrens Union Salts, broken sizes. SIC
~ SI97 Blue Crib Blankets, sateen bonnd soil
e" .''.''...'.... ..................H nc
no prS.E 59c Infants Wool and Rayon Hose :. SIC
(3D 49c TO 59c Baby Bonnefs of silk boblin,
Hned ................... .o9c
(12OO) Csc to SIPS Remnants of Silks, Rayons and
CoffOnS, " to 3K yards. .12hc to 81 yd.
(2OO) 33c Printed and Rayon Checked Bafisfe. .19c
400 3oc Novelty RayOns small checks, etc. .1oc
(4SO) 79c Printed Rayon Toiles light grounds .39c
$500 I9c Ginehams, in broken lots and short
pieces .l4c
(6) J47 Figured CREPE Kimonos sVih plain trim,
sorted colorS and trims s.....................6 .69c
(8) 97c Hoover Dresses in colored chansbrGy and
0vhfe, sizes SO, 40 and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 46 SOC
90 SI.A Plain Broadcloth Smocks, hand enbroid-
ered broken Sizes Sh0b0VOrn ................9 .97c
~ Women's 47c Cotton Union Suits bailt.nb
shoulders shOba0orn, broken sizes .20c
ClO) WOmen's 79c Porto Rican Nighfeowns shop
CWN toe
~ WOmenS SI47 Rayon Smocks in small sizes .39c
(SO) 69c House Dresses of einsham and prints;
sorted colorS, sizes Sc to 042...............29 ~. .29c
$50 Women's for 81 Muslin Step-ins, Chemise,
Slips, GOWns and BloomerS small sizes. $500. .29c
~ SIG Crepe de Chine Sfeb.ins and Chemise, $1.39
(6O 97c Br0sSieres Of lace or brocades, broken
~ S497 Potomac Administer Rags solid color fanpe
aCnh colored border, size 3Ox6O. 1897
(I5) 81 Chenille Bath Rags, frneed. Size 24x36, $1.49
nv S397 COngOleum Rags size 6x9, some are Sec
(I5) 29c Black Rubber Door Mats s........I5c
(5) $497 Felt Hats for and misses. 80. 1927
Store
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Shoes and Golf Oxfords for Men

(15) SIS Hanan Wing Tip Oxfords,
black and tan. Sizes AA, 81,
91a, 10. 10, 1o1a, 1917, 1O1a; A,
91a, IL; B, 9, 10, 1917, II, 10;
B, 8, 10, 101z, II, 10; c, 913,-
10, 10l2, .$7.95
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Shoes for Boys and Girls

400 pairs) 81 Children's Fleece
lined Bunny Slippers, sizes to
IL oSC
(120 pairs) 81 Tan Blucher OK
fords, leather soles and rubber
heels: sizes S15 to 2 and to
................ $1.S5
Evening star., 1928-12-27

(2) $12 Imported English Golf
OxfOrds, plain toe, Scotch grain,
crepe sole; 9 A; IL B. .$6.95
(3) $40 Elk and Calfskin Golf OK
fOrds, rubber SoleS. c, 612 C
and 6H2 A ...............$ .$6.95
Second Floor
Evening star., 1928-12-27

(43 pairs) 81 Boys Tan Lace High
Shoes, sizes 4 to 6.........$1.95
GA pairs) $3.50 Infants High But
ton Shoes and Moccasfn Oxfords,
sizes to 6................. 81
(Second Floor
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Cutting Regular Prices in the Daylight
Piece Goods Section

(20O yds.) $4 to 81 Remnants
Twill-Back and Silk Chiffon,
Transparent and salome vel
vet $3.50 to So
(40O yds.) $2.95 Crepe Metal Cloth,
for blouses, wraps, etc. ...$I.95
Evening star., 1928-12-27

al S1.S5 Girls Attractive Wash
Dresses, size IA. 81
(5O) $1.95 Wash Frocks, for girls,
broken sizes ...............7 .79c
(75) S2.95 Wash Frocks, for girls,
broken sizes .$1.29
(Second Floor)
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Handsome Lonnging Robes for Women
and Misses Subject to Price Cuts

~ $50 Black Satin Quilted Robe,
trimmed with maize. :. .$15.S5
~ $50 Peach-colored Georgette
Tea Gown over crepe de
chine ................. .S15.95
a. $16.50 Breakfast Coat, of
fiowered georgette in combina-
ton with nile green crepe de
Cnlne ................. .$7.6S
~ $50 Quilted Robe, of blue satin
trimmed with roSe-colored groS-
grain ribbon ..$7.95
(Tifth Floor.)
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Exclusive Imports

(69) 81 Atomizers. Observation-Disclosures. .79c
1851 81 Powder Jars, in handsome styles. 79c
u1o 81 Perfumes. in odors that are delightful. 79c
(6O) 75c Powder Jars, that are unique. SOC
25) Csc Perfumes. exquisite in their fragrance soc
(25) soc Atomizers, in the newest styles .. 3se
(Main Floorl
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Furnishings for @

.(36) 81 Mems Bow Ties, Rn 63A
pointed end and butterfly shapes
adjustable sizes. $50, . for %
(14) $3.50 "Velvct R0se'' Radium
Sflk Shirts, soi1ed. sizes 1917
IA, 151z, is and 17.s.se.s.e3.98
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Fur Coats-At Great Reductions

(2) S199- Marm0t Goats. ..... .$99
~ S495 Grey Caracul Coat, with
Johnny collar Of fox. .$199
~ S265 Sealine Coat, with mar
mot collar and cuffs, size 48. $199
(Third Floor
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Imported Stationery and
Novelties

40 $3.50 Boxes, with cut-out initials-A NJ T. g.
anu ~ ""...'."..''.sse.s...ss.s .Doxs -
(22) 35c BoOkmarks with norentine leather tab and
Ivory lear cuCter. er.....s..s.ss.ss.....s....1S .1Se
(50) 59c Memo Books, Glove Boxes Jeweiry Boxes
and Engagement Books like leather. .S9o
(6) $3.95 Aladdin Sealing Wax Sets, with stamp for
AlIIldL '''''"'..s'..s'.. SlSo
(D $50 Hand-crocheted Beads, unusual, wash-
dO4c '.s...s.....s.ssss..$ NV
(8) S45 Hand-crOcheted Beads, washable. SIS
(5) SIS Large Size Pouches Of genuine leather $50
(D $3.50 Bags Of genuine leather, some with
neeoIe-polnt Inlay. $50
~ $S.95 Double Picture Frame, of genuine leather.
IoSc OLly So.So
~ $3.50 Double Picture Frame, of genuine leather.
oICHu Only. '..'...s.s..... So.SS
(2) $3.50 Manicure Sets, in leather case, instrl-
HentS HlldCC. .SZ.5U
(2) SO Manicure Sets in leather case complete with
ulSIuneIltS ....''''s...s........
~ $495 Manicure Set, with instruments intact In
ledtner case SZ.0U
125) S195 Leather Handbags in various styles $I15
main Floor.l
Evening star., 1928-12-27

600 yds.) $1.65 to So All Silk
Remnants, taffeta, georgette,
crepe, ETC., etc. .75c to $3.50
600 yds.) 29c to 81 Remnants, of
voile, dimity and rayons. 10c to SOC
(Fifth Floor.)
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Millinery for the Children

(10) $2.95 Tots Broadcloth Hats,
fur trimmed 81
(Second Floor.)
Evening star., 1928-12-27
From the n

~ s17s No. Ss Atwatee KexA
RADIO complete s..s...s...p1&A
Evening star., 1928-12-27

(25) $1.95 to $2.95 Girls Winter
Hats, of felt and velour. 81
Evening star., 1928-12-27
UNIQUE Odds&E Ends From A
Imported Jewe1ry and Bric-a-
Brac Suggested as Gifts or Prizes


Brac Suggested as Gifts or Prizes
(2) So Artistic Crystal Trees .............Ss
az $3.50 Cocktail Shakers, Of hammered silver
(plated) and glasses. es.....................g1. .g1.5O
(D S12.5O Sugar and Cream, modernistic
style, silver plated Observation-Disclosures
~ So Snver-plated BOnbon Dishes with yell
low grass inning ................ ..........S1.50
QO) SOC Novelty Vases .................39 sec
Q5) 59c Individual Nut Dishes, with colored
glass Anulg ........................S SSc
O $40 Bracelet Of genuine reptile skin S5
(S) SIS Gold plated Novelty Necklaces, 80
inches .........................$1
(2) So Bracelets to match above ..............S3
~ SIS Gorgeous Necklace OF genuine ame-
CnyStS, so mcheS ........................S6 $50
az SIS Pins Of sterling silver with marcasite $40
Q5) SOC Novelty Baskets ....................2 csc
Main Flo0r)
Imported Objects Dart
(e) $50 Interesting Imported Ship Models Carpe)
for radio cabinet mantel. .............. $40
~ $40 Imported Mahogany and Gold Ash Tray s.
~ $!95 Imported WrOught-iron Prong Candle
(s) $3.50 Imported Novelty Manicuring Sets.
(S) $685. Imported Work Baskets, with novelty
Q) $5.95 Work Basket, with pet dog (toy) for
children, imported. .........................S
~ $50 Handsome Imported German Silver
Pheasant Ornaments, large. .............. SIS
C) $45 Imported German Silver Buffet Bird
(s) s7s5 Imported India Candiescks, hand '''
iGift shop.Msin Fiocry FsS;oY
ga prs) $25o to 50 Imported Cut Steel Buckles ST
(Shoe Dept.-Fifth Floor)
Evening star., 1928-12-27

~ S149 Sealine (dyed rabbit)
Coat, with long shawl collar of
brown fox. SIS
~ 1929 Sealine dyed rabbit)
Coat, with self trim. SIS
Evening star., 1928-12-27
Girls Underwear Underbriced

(75) Girls White Boomers and
Drawers, sizes 8 to 10. .25c
(Second Floor)
Evening star., 1928-12-27

(100) Girls One-piece Sleepers
and Gowns, sizes 8 to IA. $50
Evening star., 1928-12-27

Hats Go the Way of Odd Lots!
1907 sss5
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02
MEEHAN 25 YEARS
 SUP7. 0F P0STMEN
Only Man to Hold Position at
 Local Post Office

John E. Meehan of 24 Grand street has rounded out his 25th year as superintendent of letter carriers at the local post office. Mir. Meehan was appointed to the clerical force in 1901 by Postmaster w. E. Judd. In 1928, Postmaster Ira E. Hicks de- cided that it was necessary to have a man in charge of the letter carriers and he appointed Mir. Meehan on September 2S. 1903. MT. Meehan was the first and only man to hold this position at the local office.
 When MT. Meehan was appointed as a clerk, the post office was situat- ed in the present Fitch-Jones build- ing. Two years later when he was appointed as superintendent, he had l2 carriers working under him. At that time there were no parcel post men. At the present time there are 31 letter carriers and four parcel post men, each equipped with a truck.
 Mir. Meehan graduated from the Ne>' Britain High school with the class of 1897. He was captain of the High school football team in 1896 which swept through all it's op- ponents and captured the state championship. Only two touchdowns we're scored against the team in the whole season.