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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-18
DuNN-THoNIPsoN

Rev. Henry Quinn officiated at a pretty June wedding this morning at 2 o'clock at the Sacred Heart church when Miss Josephine c. Thompson, daughter of the late Mir. md Mrs. Timothy Thompson of Hamilton avenue became the bride of James A. Dunn, son of MT. and Mrs. James A. Dunn of Franklin street. The nuptial mass which followed was also celebrated by Father Quinn. Mrs. John Marcoux of Yonkers, N. Y., sister of the bridegroom, was the brides only attendant and John Marcoux att ided MT. Dunn as best man.
 The bride wore a gown of white s.lk mousseline de soie and a large white felt hat. She carried an arm r .auet of white roses and pink delphinium. The matron of honor was attired in a pink silk mousse line de soie frock and wore a large pink felt hat. Her bouquet consis- of rink roses and blue dolphin ium. The bridegroom's mother wore a royal blue crepe dress and corsage of gardenias.
 A breakfast for the bridal party was held at the Hotel Taft in New Haven following the ceremony The couple left on a wedding triT ts Few York and Atlantic City. tho bride wearing a yellow crepe tray cling dress with brown accessories Upon their return they will rcSids en Franklin street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-18
Miss Lucy Kennedy
 Is Rendered. SholDey

A personal shower was given in honor of Miss Lucy Kennedy by her sister, Loretta, at her home on South Leonard street last evening. Entertainment was enjoyed during the evening and a delicious lunch con was served. Those attending were: Mrs. John A'Hearn, Mrs. Michael Scadden, Mrs. Francis Kennedy, Mrs. Joseph Rowan, Mrs Mary Smith, Mrs. Harry Simpson, Mrs. Rudolph Humstadt, Mrs. Cliff ford Atwood, Mrs. John Dunphy Mrs. John Surgener, Mrs. Margar- etta O'Connor, Mrs. William Davis, Mrs. Charles Mulholland, Mrs, Thomas Mcclure, Mrs. Vincent Crary, Misses Edna Murphy, Rose mary Smith, Hazel Leary, Lucy Kennedy, Anna Scadden, Loretta Kennedy, Agnes Nolan, Grace Wolff, Matilda Nelson and Mary Kane.
 A bachelor dinner in honor of Luke H. Stapleton, assistant clerk of the Court of Common Pleas in New Haven and a former Water bury resident, was given last night at the Racebrook Country club. Attorney Stapleton, whose mar riage to Miss Kathleen Fitzgerald will be celebrated June 24. was presented a silver tray by the toastmaster, Judge Edward l.. Rey- nolds of Easy Haven, on behalf of the Walter w. Walsh Law club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-18
Weddings
GILMORE . KELLY

A very pretty wedding was per- : ,rmed yesterday morning in the presence Of many friends and rel atives at the Church of St. Fran cis Xavier when Miss Mary c. kel- iy, niece of Mrs. Catherine Boylan of Lounsbury avenue and daugh- ter of Michael Kelly, was united in marriage to John T. Gilmore, son of Mrs. Mary A. Gilmore oi East Main street. Rev. Charles Brennan, pastor of the church, performed the ceremony and eel ebrated the nuptial mass which followed. The church was prettily decorated with palms, peonies, ros. es and carnations.
 The bride was attired In Prin- cess model gown of white satin with lace set in sleeves puffed to the elbow and coming in a point over the wrist. A long train ex- tended from her full length skirt Her finder tipped veil of tulle and rosepoint lace was fastened to the head with lace cap trimmed with seed pearls and orange blossoms She carried shower bouquet oi white roses, gardenias and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid, Miss Helen Murphy. wore gown oi pink mousseline de soie witf sleeves fashioned in series o' ruffles and having full lengtf skiIt. A sash of green velvet, greer sandals and mitts completed hei costume. Her hat was of ink horse hair and she carried bouquet oi spring flowers. MT. Gilmore wa, attended by his brother, James r Gilmore of Newport, k. l. Int brides aunt wore gown of browr printed chiffon and wore cor sage of gardenias and, the bride s oom's mother wore a two-piect printed gown of brown and white crepe and corsage of gardenias
 A reception for about 75 guests was held at Sullivan Inn in Nauga. tuck. Mir. and Mrs. Gilmore Jeff on an unannounced wedding trir and upon returning will reside or West Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-18
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB.

CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB.
 The final session of the Monday afternoon tournament of the Cor neil Contract club was conducted at the watertown Golf club yes- terday afternoon by Mrs. John C.. Moriarty. Winners for the series were: Mrs Matthew Doyle and Mrs. John Dalton, S04; Mrs. John Col lins and Mrs. John Murphy, S01; Mrs. Frederick Lux and Mrs. Will liam Faeth, 799 1-2; Mrs. Edgar Adams and Mrs. Thomas Morin, 7S4; Mrs. F. Guilfoile and Mrs. Joseph Bergin, 7S2 1-2; Mrs. Mat thew Houston and Mrs. c. Byars, 750 1-2.
 In yesterdays session, top scorers were: North and South, Mrs. John Collins and Mrs. John Murphy, 195 1-2; Mrs. Matthew Houston and Mrs. Clarence Byars, 15S 1-2; Mrs Frederick Lux and Mrs Will Ham Faeth, 149; and East and west Mrs John Collins and Mrs Law renee Ryan, 1s0 1-2 Mrs. Charles Boylan and Mrs. John Bronsky, 173 1-2; Mrs. Ralph Vaughn and Mrs George Culhane, 156 1-2.
 The annual outing of the Monday afternoon group will be held next week at the Conlong cottage at Bayview The new tournament will open on Monday, July Sth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-18
Weddings
Riding ShouO Committee Arranges Dinner Dance

Elizabeth Irving Chase, Mrs. An trew Jackson, Mrs. Leonard Car ley, Mrs. Rodney Chase, and Mrs Donald $. Futile.
 On the first night of the affair there will also be buffet supper at the Riding club, followed by amateur boxing matches later in the evening. Various luncheons as well as cocktail parties will be z iven during the three days of the show
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-18

As part of the program at the v'atertown Riding and Hunt club horse show which opens on Thurs d.y and continues through Sat- urday, thero will be a dinner dance at the Waterbury Country club on Friday night. The dance is being given under the auspices e the entertainment committee consisting of Mrs. Sh CT m n Paight of Litchfield, Mrs. Ed ward Hinman of southbury, Miss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-18
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

In yesterday afternoons session of the Elton Contract club con- ducted by Mrs. William sherman Smith top scorers were, North and South-Mrs. M. H. Tourney and Mrs A. s. Jourdan, 113, Mrs. Ar thur Holmes and Mrs. Elton Bur- ritt substituting for Mrs. William Faeth and Mrs. William Carpen- ter, 105; Mrs. H. J. stettbacher and Mrs Arthur Cowperthwait, 961a; and East and West-Mrs, r. A. Jackie and Mrs. F. A. Stew art, 107; Mrs. James Ross and Mrs Louis Schmidt, 96; Mrs. Walter Norton and Mrs. F A. Thomp- son, 94h.
 The official standin to date is a. follows: Mrs M. H. Tourney ana Mrs. A. S. Jourdan, 594h; Mrs Raymond Schroeder and Mrs Rob- ert Strohacker, 556A; Mrs. Wen- dell viall and Mrs Frank Hess 532; and East and West, Mrs Walter Norton and Mrs. F. Thomp- son, 553h; Mrs. William Dunphy and Mrs. William Burke, bSo # Mrs. A. M. Dinkler and Mrs. A. c. Deming. 533.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-18


 Mir. and Mrs. Garland Shoppach of New York are the guests of MT. and Mrs. John Reardon of Wood- lawn terrace for several days. They will attend the commencement exercises of Driggs school today when Miss Alice Reardon will re- ceive her diploma.
 Miss Katherine Reilly of East Main street is spending several days in Springfield.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Carter of Watertown avenue have returned a ter spending the weekend in New York.
 James Gilson of Torrington is spending several days as the guest of MT. and Mrs. James Carr of Plaza avenue.
 Mrs. A. F. Comstock and Mis- Beatrice Comstock were hostesses at surprise miscellaneous shower recently honoring Miss Eleanor Domingue of Congress avenue who is soon to be married. Those at tending were Misses Doris Com stock, Bertha F'laherty. Julia D. Ambrisl, Jane Caron, Gertrude Claps, Mary Bernhardt, Mary Schi- avone, Catherine Spellman, Nora Spellman, Cell Guiditta, Doris | Wooding, Rose Gaugler, Eleanor Ferrari, Rose Starto. Marie Camp bell, Carmela Capruano, Cell Shar- banan, Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Violette, Mrs E. Ferrari, Mrs. s. Brevette, Mrs. Santa Maria, Mrs. Garceau, Mrs. l.. Stonfi, Mrs. J. Kenney, Mrs. Galuppo, Mrs. James Mulholland, Mrs. ]. Galosso, Mrs. w. Moriarty, Mrs. DeBargara, Mrs. Nilsson, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. A. Comstock and Miss Beatrice Comstock.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Vincent Wall en- | tertained for their daughter. Betty who graduated from St. Francis xayier's school as valedictorian or her class on Sunday evening. The guest of honor received many beautiful gifts. A buffet luncheon | was HeTNeu. HOsS aeeSANAh6 "S@ MT. and Mrs. William Keaveney Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Bowen, Mrs Mary Wall, Mrs. Bridget Bowen Mir. and Mrs. James Mccormick Mir. and Mrs. John Cavanaugh Misses Anna Wall, Dorothy Wig gins, Doris Mccormick, Doroth, Bowen, Bernice Cavanaugh. Marie Wall, Barbara Wall, Michael Bow. on, William, Francis and Raymond Keaveney, Vincent and Francis Wall, Betty Wall and Mir. and Mrs Vincent Wall.
 Mrs. William Rielly of Edson a enue was hostess at n surprise grocery shower recently in com pliment to Mary Wallace of Fuller street who will be married on June 27th to John Kerwin. A delicious luncheon was served. The guests ...cluded: Mrs. A. St. Hilaire. Mrs l.. St. Hilaire. Mrs. J. Chaney. Mrs l.. Bessette, Mrs. |. McEvoy. Mrs W. Rielly, Misses Julie Haley Dorothy Vance, Julia Wallace Dorothy o'Toole. Gertrude Laden Eileen Breen, Chris Quilter, Rita Kerwin, Mabel Burns and Mary | Wallace
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-18
KEANE.KELLEY

The wedding of Miss Mary NJ. Kelley, daughter of Mrs. Josephine Wrenn of Lounsbury street and Dennis J. Keane of Baldwin street took place this morning at o'clock at St Francis Xavier's church. Rev Charles w. Brennan, pastor of the church ofiiciated at the ceremony and celebrated the nuptial mass. Special music was rendered by William Clasby, . cousin of the bride while the guests were assembling and during the mass.
 The attendants were Mrs. Mau- rice P. Wrenn and Timothy V. Keane, a brother of the groom. The bride was attired in a gown of white lace with fitted bodice, the skirt having insets of tulle from the knees and terminating in a slight train. Her hat Of lace and tulle was caught at the tenn ples with orange blossoms. She carried an arm bouquet of bridal roses and swansonia. lire attend- ant wore a gown of pink lace, styled with a jacket. Her hat was similar to that of the bride, made of pink lace and shadowed With blue, Her bouquet consisted or pink roses and delphinium.
 The brides mother wore dress of figured chiffon and a corsage of gardenias. The dress worn by the groom's mother was of powder blue and she had a corsage or gardenias.
 A reception for about 60 guests was held at the home of the bride. Later in the day the couple left on a nunannounced wedding trip, the bride wearing a dress of wys- teria with white accessories. Upon returning MT. and Mrs. Keane will reside at 65 Lounsbury street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-18
Personal
Albertus Mdgnus Completes
 Arrangements A For Dance

The Waterbury club of Albertus Magnus college has completed plans for the semi-formal dance to be given by the club at the Watertown Country club. Friday evening, June 21st. The committee has chosen it's
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-18
rREFEN MITCHELL

Miss Ellen Theresa Trefen, daughter of MT. and Mrs. James Trefen of Hartford, and Thomas James Mitchell, of Franklin ave- nue. son of the late MT. and Mrs. stephen Mitchell of Waterbury, were married at 8 o'clock Monday morning in St. Patrick's church, Hartford. Rt. Rev. William H. Flynn performed the ceremony. The church was decorated With white Candituit.
 MT. Trefen gave his daughter in marriage. Her gown was of white satin and she wore a tulle veil which was draped from a madonna cap and fastened with orange blos- soms. Her shower bouquet was Of white roses and lilies of the valley.
 Mrs. Helen Stafford Sullivan of Granby attended Miss Trefen as matron of honor. She wore gown of tea rose lace and a blue horse hair picture hat trimmed with taf- feta. Her bouquet was of old-fash- toned flowers. Mrs. Trefen. the brides mother. wore white chifon with a corsage of Hollywood roses.
 After wedding breakfast at the Highland Court Hotel, Mir. Mitchell and his bride left for a wedding trip through New England. They will live at 5b5 Hudson street. Hartford.
 A meeting of santa Maria Cir cle, Daughters Of Isabella will be held tomorrow evening at S:lb o'clock at Hibernian hall. All nlembers are urged 70 attend. By. laws which were recently revised VII be read. The meeting will be the last ono before the large picnic whleh h an annual esank
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-18
CONTRACT BRIDGE
 By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary of the American Bridge League
Small Slam.

Loser Given Away First Reentres Conserved and Side Suit Established by Sacrifice of Trick for
 Small Slam,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-18
OLD HOMESTEAD CLUB

OLD HOMESTEAD CLUB
 In last evenings session of the old Homestead Bridge club top corers were: North and South: Miss Edna Harmon and Mrs. Bess Cameron, S2; Dr. and Mrs. George Russell, 6Sh; Mrs. John Collins and Mrs. John Murphy, 65; and East and West: Mrs. John OBrien and Mrs. Joseph Bergin, OF; Miss Kate smith and Mrs. Mary Kelley, 7S; Miss Margaret Fitzmaurice and Jcmes Moran, 7f.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-18
Today's Contract Problem

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-18
Personal

Dr. and Mrs. Frank J. Hill of Chipman street have as their house guest, pr. Walter DeFrancois of Chicago, H., a former classmate o. Dr. Hill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-18

Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Stevens of Marlboro street are spending a few days in New York where they are registered at the Hotel Lincoln.
 Miss Elizabeth Sheehan of Ed- ward street, who is to be married late next month to Raymond J. Fitzpatrick of Pleasant street, was guest of honor at miscellaneous shower given recently by Miss Ce- leste Allen of owen street, Hart ford. Miss Sheehan received a number of lovely gifts from those il attendance, who includes: Mrs. Cletus Lenehan, Mrs. Albert Elf ner. Misses Evelyn Dlmmock. Mar garet Connolly, Bertha Ouch, Eth elevo Bakos. Gertrude Blain, Ber- nice Cedrone, Josephine Eisele and Celeste Allen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-18

assistants and the complete group arranging the dance is as follows: General chairman, Mary Stroker, chairman of tickets, Dorothy Shea assisted by Irene Daly, Virginia Moore and Anne Lacey; chairman of publicity. Frances Doyle assist ed by Katherine Bergin, Alice Moore and Mary Meehan; chairman of patrons, Jane Phelan assisted by Angelino Culotta, Rita German and Madeline Caine; chairman of mu- sic, Dorothy Reckahn assisted by Patricia Dwyer, Teresa Ferrone and Assunta Ciervo.
 Enthusiastic interest in the dance by the young college set of Water bury predicts one of the most suc- cessful of early summer activities for the Waterbury club of Alber- tus Manus.
 The wedding of Dr. John D. Booth of Danbury and Miss Mary $. Gaskill of Fairmount, West Vir- ginia, will take place at the home of Dr. and Mrs. James J. Hennes- sy, 259 Fairfield avenue, Hartford tomorrow afternoon. The ceremony will be performed by Judge John Richard Booth of the Superior court bench, father of the groom. W. Cowles Booth, brother of the groom will be best man and Miss Madeline Grimes of New York will be maid of honor. Dr. Hennessy will give the bride away.
 At meeting last night of Com tinental lodge of Masons the lec- ture of the Middle Chamber was portrayed. A class of candidates was given the fellowcraft degree, also. On the 24th the Master Ma sons degree will be exemplifed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-18
: SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
|Alun,nae Enjoys
 Annual Reunion

The Notre Dame Alumnae asso- citation of waterbury held it's 44th annual reunion last night in the auditorium of the Waterbury Cath ollie high school. Following short chapel services at 7:30 at which time the gre Deum" was sung, the alumnae of the school held a din- ner at 7:45 o'clock. Brief speeches were made by Miss Katherine La hey, Miss Mollie Cullen and Miss Evelyn walsh. A musical program, under the direction of Mario Di Cecco, was offered. Solo numbers were rendered by Mrs. Michael Galullo.
 The auxiliary of David l.. Fam nick Post, Jewish War Veterans of the U. s., will hold cake sale Thursday at Rowland Hughes. Mrs Bannet, Mrs. Lillian Reiner, Mrs. I. Helfand, Mrs. Anna Reiner, and Mrs. Minnie Greenblatt will be in charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-18

Miss Dorothy E. Foster of Fair lawn avenue is spending several days in New York city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edwin s. Hunt of this city spent few days recently aS the Seigniory club in the Prov ince of Quebec.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-18

Mir. and Mrs. Garland Shoppach oi New York are the guests of MT. and Mrs. John Reardon of Wood lawn terrace for several days. They will attend the commencement exercises of Driggs school today when Miss Alice Reardon will re- ceiVe her diploma.
Evening star., 1935-03-28
WOmen's
SpOrtsWear
COrsets and
Foundations

.5-Corsettes with lastex backs
and. and !. lace :. bust s% 'ee'ion' $3.88
5O-Famous Make GirdIes with
talon tall s.as. fastening min. .. and = las, as S328
IO-Lzstex GirdleS; sizes n0 n.
~. 80. 81. 81 and 81 $3.50
I0O-RemarkabIe Values In Mai.
denform Bandettes and 90
Brassieresi sizes ~ to 40. OOC
lThird Floor. The Hecht Col
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Lingerie

JO-ssc RayOn Nightgowns In
various styles; broken . IT,. GI
sihcs ava W -
s-58c Cotton Night . CT
gowns; broken sizes. - Ior sl
30-JOc Silk PantieS fitted tops.
Lace trimmed or tai . CI
IO-S2.85 Lace Trimmed Rlue cI
Satin Panties; broken sizes %
1O-x3.:JD One-Pc. Corduroy Pa
jamas In high shades; CT 90
broken sizes ........ Sl.Ze
ss.sns' 10, sn,' ,,astn ss,rs ,,s.. s.,D'' $I.79
Main Floor. The Hecht Coz
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Upholsteries
and Curtains

1O0--Hemmed and Headed
Tailored Curtains in
an ecrr novelty wavej Sn.
or. .............. CSC
5O-SI.28 to $?.sS Fine DUAL.
tty Rumled and Tailored Cur.
tains; Just one and tive mrs,
OF q kind; some soiled; ct
6O-S1.59 to S1.95 Damask
and Fine Rayon Taffeta PiI.
lows; smartly trim 60
meo ..... ..-..e.. O1C
75-sI.a9 Printed Hsmespuu
Covers for studio divans; rust,
green or natural back. or
grounds OIL
Piliowcovers to match the
studio divan 2 o.. G1
covers .. u IOr l.
9O-49c Jaspe Cloth Dinjnr
Room Chair Covers for round
or square seats; armehairs
,S''ua. .% 3 sets for ST.
800 Yds. 19e and zoe Attrae-
tive 36-in. Cretonnes In q
wide assortment d II.
patterns, I'd. ........ IAC
(sixth Floor. The Hecht Coz
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Gloves

2S Prs. 81 Washable Suede PulI-on
Gleves in beige; broken &170
16 Prs. $3.50 8-Butt0n-Length
French Suede Washable
Beige Gloves; siIes @I 70
81 10 81 %Is
3 Prs. SI.95 Chamois yellow Bou-
Gle Cloves soiledi size &I SO
20 Prs. 81 and 81. SO Sample Fab
rie Gloves In navy, black 10
and brown; broken sizes :. ~
q Prs. 81 Children White
Mesh Gloves seiled; size IOo
s Prs. SI.8S WaffIe Piaue Gloves
with novelty cuffs; size UI Sn
81 .... Low
main Floor. The Hecht Coz
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Millinery

IOO-Si.95 to S3.95 Ribbon and
Strsw.Fabric Hatsi u ny 01
OrS-Strav-Fabrie and Ribbon
Hats. n-the-face. turSans Sn~
and other styles. ........ OVS
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Children's
Underwear

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ulTis
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4-SI.95 Girls Silk ?-Pe. Pa GI
jamss; size 12 2.. %l
I2-xI.j8 Junior Misses
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Silk Princess Slips ....... ~
I6-SI.I5 Girls Crepe de SOo
Chine Princess Slips; size 3 OIS
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Boys Apparel
Infants
Furniture

1-x3J English-style Baby coz
Coach; brown. ...... pSo
I-x30 English-style Baby QC0
Coach; navy ..... %o
xI6.g5 Maple Chifforobe; 2 doors.
in.Ma1. h.nains space and Sl3.95
drANeIs
I-sI3.5O 9 rawer
Che,t-on-chess' maple 1906
finish ..........
I-xI6.85 IvOry-finished Youths
Bed: Bed; removable half $l3.95
slues ~
1-S2.50 Ivory finished G1 SO
Toy Chest, floor sample. %A'Oo
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I.-S3.59 Corduroy Lounsing Pa
jamas for girls 8 and S1 30
4
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Garden
Furniture
Paints and
Wallpaper

4S-S Sc to &1.zS A0n
Lots Of Wallpaper. /S
29-I-lb. Cans Reof To-
Cement; regularly 20e. =
75-6Oe Five.lb. Paekages
sf Kslsemine in -. lOn
serted eelefs ....... CIC
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Neckwear
BIOuses

:.:l7'5o o'trisA $1,000
5O-SI.85 to $2.S5 seiled 7Oc
Neekwear ..............
IO-S1.85 Acetate Chai. e1 M
so-.se s.t;,. :: ;,;ss H:ss Clear lOc
SOC to 81. .OO-Clearance OF 10o
Costume Flowers ........ AOC
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Kitchen
Cabinets.
Tables, Etc.

3-S4.95 white Porceiain-top
Kitchen bles.
with drawer 90 OF
imperfect ....... SHs1C
1-s24 .95 Hoosier Tan-and-
Ivory Finished Kitchen Cabi. Cab.
stainless porce-
n.,,..t ,.a1 .e' i'm. $l7.95
1-S3e.95 Hoosier White
and.Black Kitchen Cabinet.
40 in. wide with stainless
,SeSaorn 1Soss,o,n TOP -. :: $29.95
1-SS.45 White Stainless
Porcelain-top Table
with draw O. o.
Floor sample. apo'/c
I-SI4.95 Unpainted Chest
Of Drawers with . co OK
drawers. Shopworn @S.1O
I-S15.OO Unpainted Hard
wood w m ms
Writing Desk GO OK
shepworn ....... %~
I-s2i.95 Stainless Poree-
lain { op 5-Pc.
,;s:, s;s.tis:s a.s,,. suite $l5.95
I-SI2.95 Natural and Green
5-Pc. Breakfast Suite
drop-leaf table and
4 chairs shop CT o.
500. q, whit. Steel 3.
Door Refrigerator. lee ca
ss.sy.rn ss.,,, 10 lbs. $l6.05
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Linens

zoo yds. 2Jc Towel L.
Ing. yd. .......... LOU
Sl.OO Bath Mat and 70
Seat Cover Sets. S1C
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Tots and
Infants Wear

I-S5.85 3.Piece Suede cloth Sets.
Jacket. Hat and Leg c1QS
sinss. Size Z ..... DI'1o
o-x.95 3-Piece Suedr-cIoth Sets.
Scat CO.. Hat and LeFf'nts- Sl.05
.5-:5e Infants Pure LiJe L.
Socks sizes and o., &C.. IOC
1--x395 ii d made.
Hand-embroidered Sheet 60 -
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cn;, enS = ss.., , . d,s%sr'iaersd s.,. $l.95
nns:es E,1s@.oii.S sl,t Coats for $l.OO
I-S5g5 0ne-pc. Knitted G1 o.
Snow Suit for BABY CA'/c
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Hosiery

length Chiffon Stockings. Also
regular length. .Brok ken 70
assortment ........... &c
3 for sees
.6-89e W0men's FuIl-Fashi0ned
Chifons with picot . prs. for &1
105-xI.I5 Xayser FulI-Fashioned
Chiffons with Fit-All 20.
sSps
Is5-xI and xI.35 Women's Full
Fashioned Chiffon Stock 20
inss some with eIox. -. 0Sc
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Snocks and
Uniforms

5O-Faney Printed BreadeIeth
Dresses with sheer or
candy aprons; sizes IA IN
10 IL ......... pls Il y
4O-SmaFt Styles In Cookie Coats,
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sizes IL to 4S. ...... @I.O1
so-N.s 90. !. s. s,,-Forel' !, in SI.30
2S-Maids' Sheer OrEandy
apron Sets; including eel 50c
TAR ana Gums. o/S
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Children's s
Shoes

sJ prs. Sl.9j and $3.50 Oxfords
ken sizes from 81 to 3 spI.OO
a6 prx $500 Jr. Misses FIexeze
Brown Calf Pumps 60 o.
side buckle .......... S@'>o
so prs. 81. 90 Simplex Flexies Patent
Button Strap Pump.
Broken sizes from 8 to &1 40
(Second Floor. The Hecht Col
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Girls Apparel

3-S5.95 Girls Suede
Jackets in blue and CD 90
rust; sizes 1918 ...- @.'-)
a-x695 Girls Leather Jackets;
green. in sire 3; tan, in CD 90
32-xI.95 Girls Twin Sweat cI
ers; siIes 80 to 80. ....... PA
elsa TO S5.9J Girls silk G1
Dresses; broken sizes. ..... TA
6-S59J Girls Silk CJ o.
Dresses
I-SJ.g5 Girls white
Crepe Dresses; siIes IL 60 o.
to Is ..... ~O'~O
IJ-;8c Girls GYM or Play Suits;
sizes 10 and 1"' blue or l0c
green .-.'--.-'
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