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THE BRIDGEPORT POST. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1957. FIVE Steri Santa Mlicym In Main and Cannon and rairflild Bridgeport, Conn. IN THURSDAY NIGHT til 9 Foarn Rubber Decorative Throw Pillows Heavy antique satin, removable zipper covers.

Round, square or box ihapes. Washable, non-allergenic. 14" Site. $488 Decorator colors Home Furnishings, Third Floor 7-Pc. Decorated Salad Set A lovely gift for the'holiday hostess.

Set includes large salad bowl, oil and vinegar cruets, salt and peppers, fork and spoon. $')98 Reg. $4.98 Set Howland'c Gift Shop, Second Floor A Special GifiValuei-Sparkling Door Mirrors Handy for bedroom, for behind a door, for bathroom, etc. A grand gift for.ihe Home. $'l98 12 48" Size.

Reg! J4.98 -Reg. $5.98 14x52" Size $3.98 Howland's Mirrors, Third Floor Esterbrootfs.New "SAFARI" Twin-Cartridge Pen Holds more ink than any other fountain pen. Never even goes near an ink bottle. It's sleek, modern and slim. Choice points, $295 6 colors Howland's Stationery, Street Floor A Lovely 12-Inch Vinyl Doll She cries real tears comes with a suitcase and complete layette.

She wets, she drinks, she sleeps and can be bathed. Rooie.d hair, fully jointed arms and legs. $298 Reg. $5.98 Howland's Toy Town! Thitd Floor Walnut and Brass Table Lamps Regularly $7.98. Choice of styles.

Gold tint on rich white shade with Walnut base with brass trim. Or Provincial style with walnut base, brass trim, white font 98 and print shade Holland's Lamps, Fourth Floor Comfortable to Give and Get Men's Boys' Slippers Sofi-soled moccasin slyle with pliable tab leather uppers. Fleece lined scuffs with flexible hard soles. Padded sole fleece 95 lined cuff slipper Howland's Men's Shoes, Street Floor Rogers' Air-Tite Tobacco Pouch In English Morocco. Standard model for lull of tobacco.

Exclusive feature patented lips on "inner pouch" press together to protect flavor and fre.hneii. $2 98 Gift boxed Snolu Shop, Floor SHOPPERS "Tots To Teens" Handbags Charming styles for the coke set. Totes, pouch, clutch, shoulder strap and the $1 00 $988 Plus bucket stylo A to Tax Howlind'i Handbags, Strut Floor Boys' Washable Slack Suits Hi-fise w'ashable flannel sleeks with suspenders, with a Dry 'n Wear horizontal stripe shirt. Grey, brown or blue. Sizes 2 to 4.

By Hi Line Children's Wear, Second Floor Girls' Lace Trimmed Shirtwaist Dress A darling pin, dot. taffetized cot- ion. Lace trimmed bodice, bouffant 'skirt. Mint or 1 to $298 3. By Kate Greenaway Howland's Girls' Wear, Second Floor Richness and Beauty for Gifting Silverplaled Holloware Trays, butter dishes, candy dishes, sugar and creamers, vegetable dishes.

Some $cOO footed pieces Plus Tax Howland's Silverware, Street Floor Delightful tp Give Silk Scarfs Pu Pure silk chiffon or crepe. Subtly colored solids. Beautifully designed prints. Hand rolled. Give several $1 00 9 8 as gifisl Howland's Neckwear, Street Floor Men's Gift Boxed Handkerchiefs TV Initials or lull first name in color on while.

Fine cotton cords, packed three to $1 00 a box for Howland's Handkerchiefs, Street Floor and Shantung Pure Silk Prints Magnificent florals and lone-on-tone designs. Ideal for dresses, blouses, and separates. $298 42" wide Yd. Howland's Fabrics, Second Floor Russell Stover's "Little Ambassadors" Candy The ultimate in miniature chocolates. With a variety of unusually fine $175 centers 1 Ib.

J- 2 Ib. Box S3.50 Howland's Candy, Street Floor up your mind? YfU tun ultnys let ttem IJtcie eutipH vHttmymifm HOW LAMP'S GIFT CERTIFICATE DIVORCES GRANTED Evelyn Skebo Jordan, of Norwalk, who said she sings In a Bridgeport night club and makes vocal recordings, was granted an uncontested divorce yesterday after she testified in Superior court that Leonard J. Jordan, a former New Haven real estate dealer, walked out on her Feb. 1, 1954. They were married Dec.

25. 1950. The decree was issued by Judge J. Howard Roberts on the ground of desertion. Mr.

Jordan is said to be living in New York City. Judge Raymond J. Devlin granted Barbara Boyle MacDonald, of Stamford, an uncontested divorce from John MacDonald, of Norwaik, but postponed formal entry of the decree when Mr. MacDonald made an unexpected personal appearance, and claimed he had not received timely notice of the hearing. Mr.

MacDonald sat quietly in the front row of the spectators section while his wife and three witnesses testified about his acts of alleged intolerable cruelty, but after Judge Devlin had granted the divorce requested an oppor- lunity to be heard. The husband said-he had paid a lawyer $5 or $10 as a retainer, )ut no appearance was entered In the case in behalf of the defendant. Judge Devlin said he would lold up the decree until the defendant contacted his counsel. Mr. and Mrs.

MacDonald were married Feb. 12, 1954. Helen Thompson Hooper, of )arien, received a divorce on the ground of intolerable cruelty after estifying that Bradford Hooper, a consulting engineer, of New York city, was attentive to other women, and on the occasion of a 'iolent quarrel last January struck her on the head and mocked her down. They were married June 20, 1936. Under the provisions of an agreement approved by Judge Devlin, Mr.

Hooper will pay his ex-wife $325 a month as alimony, land $100 a month for the support of their two children. Mrs. Hooper received the custody of the children, and Mr. Hooper was awarded the right of reasonable visitation. uncontested divorces granted yesterday by Judges Devin and Roberts were as follows: Lucille vs.

William Garrett Lucille Coats Garrett, from William H. Garrett, both of Bridgeport, married Aug. 5, 1944, desertion Jan. 1, 1952. Rose vs.

Richard Cook Rose Corel Cook, from Richard J. Cook, both of Bridgeport, married Sept. 14, 1949, intolerable cruelty. Viola vs. John Babyak Viola DeGennaro Babyak, from John Babyak, both of Norwalk, married July 31, 1941, intolerable cruelty.

Agnes vs. Henry Olszewski Agnes Stwy Olszewski, Danbury, from Henry J. Olszewski, Bridgeport, married Nov. 15, 1947, intolerable cruelty. Barbara vs.

Charles Slade Barbara Scribner Slade, Stamford, from Charles Sladu, Darien, married Sept. 8, 1951, intolerable cruelty. Barbara vs. John Davies Barbara Wagner Davies, from ohn Davies, both of Shelton, mar- jried July 28, 1956, intolerable 'cruelty. Doris vs.

Kenneth Peet Doris Murphy Peet, Bethel, from Kenneth D. Peet, New Milford, married June 16, intolerable cruelty. Evelyn vs. Leonard Jordan Evelyn Skebo Jordan, Norwalk, from Leonard J. Jordan, New York city, married Dec.

25, 1950, desertion Feb. 1. 1954. Rena vs. George Pregman Rena Zanchetti Pregman, from George Pregman, both of Stratford, married July 17, 1954, intolerable cruelty.

Theresa vs. Anthony Malizia Theresa Zottola Malizia, from Anthony J. Malizia, both of Stamford, married Feb. 12, 1947, intolerable cruelty. Marie vs.

Stephen Wasil Marie Novash Wasil, from Ste- jphen J. both of Stamford. I married Oct. 4 1940, desertion Feb. 1, 1950.

Effie vs. Clabe Long Effie Lindsay Long, Norwalk, from Clabe S. Long, Lansing, married Jan. 1, 1938, intolerable cruelty. ARRIVES IN BRITAIN LONDON.

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