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ere displaying a“. most interesting assortment of
reasonablyvpriced merchandise that will especially
appeal to those who purpose to do their
HOLIDAY SHOPPING in NEW YORK
Among the special items that suggest themselves for appro-
priate Christmas gifts are Fun and For Garments; fine Laces
and Neckwear; Negligees; ',Men'a and Women's Sill:
Hosiery; Sill: Umbrellas with unusually rich mountings:
Gloves, Fans. Opera Bags end Novelty Jewelry; i‘anps,
Bric-n-brac and Ornamental Silverware; Oriental Ruge;
Leather Goods of all kinds; Toilet Articles, including a large
oelection of Imported Celluloid; Perfumes. Stationery. etc.
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MEN’S AND BOYS’ FURNISHINGS. 0-» ‘
M’ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET CONTAINING LIST OF HOLIDAY
GOODS. SPECIALLY PRICED. WILL BE MAILED UPON REQUEST.
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- Doorman.
.Mnllmi
at Sam. 0. l3. Berke
flit?“ Notional
doninr’itteeguoldgjtt hed:;beeni_ deemed
’ntit'ieuhle to‘ortil‘ the oredltore‘. together
for Instructions, on tholfioomrpgttpn had
run against two entigeiln the» nature
or the National Rename uk, with
u claim of $9,000, and the‘ll’eruviun
Pnnbmn lint Company; with n claim
at about $5,000. The plan. the chub»
man explained had originally been
, to carry the business along. an it was
believed to be in n herilthy condition.
and it: left alone would work out. The
two creditors referred to, however,
the speaker said, hurl refused to high
the extension agreement and the oom-
mittee felt that it did not want to|
proceed further without putting the
matter before the general creditors.
AIBOII and Liabilities
The report of the committee, he
read by .M. ii. tiriiiinsb, secretary of
the meeting. allowed reul assets or
$220,518, consisting of the plant. dim-l
172; stock, $71,073; well, $3,700; no-
oounts receivable, $3,782; advances to
tho Montague lint Company, $1,012;
balance for stocks, etc. in addition
furniture in New York, 3758, and
there was explained to be an equity
in some ili’e ineurnnco'issned in the
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. ' ling an adjournment of the ‘insungent'
turned on. lit r:uan-,,,,,m,.. . » ;
(HM. DIFFIGULTIES
(Continued trom First Page.)
Supervising Commltiise
and the Peruvian i’anemo ‘Hat Com- supervising the business.
parry, both of New York, sign tlioiexteneion plan.
creditors’ agreement with respect tottembor.
D.'E. Loewe & Co, embodying tholli
Danbury tirm’s extension plan of fit-lproeeeds oi the
teen months. on or before next Wed most or the ere
ensday, the business will he placed in .to the plan, on
bankruptcy or the previously &D~lto the firm in titling over its tenn’
pointed oreditors' committee and tliellpornry dimculties, which were attrib-fi
court will be petitioned to uppOint. (Muted largely to the company's tinnn-f
1). Parks of the American Hatters and 1 clot relations with Montague at Gilleth,
Furriers’ Company 01’ Danbury as re- the. manufacturers or stem hated
oeiver, to continue the business pend- ;who went into voluntary benkruvtcy.
The indebtedness was to be l
lmeinese wurrnnted.‘
ditore having neeented .
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REMARKABLE Reductions :-
in Suits, Coats and Skirts
We do not carry over our merchandise from one season to on-
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other. Hence the extraordinary reductions offered at this time.
Suite rwhlch/ sold for $14.98 and»$15.98 .............. 9.98
Suits which’eoid for $19.98 and $21.08 ................ s 5.9
Canto which sold for $7.98 and $8.98 for ............... .
Skirts which sold! for $2.98 and $3.49 ................... $1.98
OUR NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT iN FULL HOLIDAY ARRAY.
We are making it splendid show of choice new Nocltwoar. It
to a collection such on will command general admirntion for its
completeness and character. No matter what may be desired you
will and Witty what you went here.
HANDSOME FUR COATS AND 8ET8.
Prices are union reduced. A For Piece makes o hardware
present.‘ Pick it out now, and we will gladly hold me for you.
M.”Moltasch & Son
:20 WASHINGTON ST.
DAMN STORE—210 Atlantic Street, atemford.
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A Bargain Week 1
. Making Room. for Christmas 3
4%: e - ‘ i
_ Monday Specral :3
. CARPET RUGS ..
(tr-ex mine. It! then.
Wont Film Moo. our Mg,
m Brunet- Kw.
MW' Run, 9 or it.
n‘a e;-_IV .:n;.;~
_ name or 1). E. imewo and Martin Fox.
with a rush surrender value '01' $0,255.
The libllities were sold to be about
$200,000, with n contingent liability
at $38,400, for endorsements, etc.
Bank's Positioh
Counsel for the National Reserve
The meeting Willi called by tho bank told the meeting that while it bankruptcy Of MORUISW dtGliiet,
creditors“ committee which has been was not intended to hinder the world with ecllnhnoiubonttlbmuu,
under the of the committee that their claim in this We! Mt; wwerbould Millet
since early last Sop-'ww peculiar in that the monay had. his attoirnjndresunie 'biinineee. The
been-loaned under strict tei‘rna as to
outdated by the» committee as theJ‘EDayment, and that they ““8 ”march those present that Mr. Lowe hoe
ipnl. that in tnkin
l in fullmthe coma
ahead mi the prino
care of, their clnln
d offered their supportmmee would not be depriving the and that the organizatioii“,muet not
general creditors of anything that.
might rightfully belong to them. He
sold his bunk had been ungrnvnted
by broken promlees long before that
firm was in any ditheriity, and tell.
g n... “Selim B
may new Mommy»
eWarhgmntuue _ ‘
w. protect you] table irinii tolerable egg...“ 3
We weigh, realm and "onlrdle" (look
into) the {remand but eclectiorn Then we
. hand them to your dealer in it mid carton
to dell.’ “if eeclmnleveg egg irn't right,"
We tellthe dealer, "hand y'ourcuémmerbnek '
‘ her money." Just text this gunmen W
A! Your Dealer's .
Dillon & Douglass ' ‘
' New Haven Hartford
Word have.“ wm'
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. THREE GENERATIONS AT Looms
HOME. ‘
that they-should butuken cure of.
“Mr. Loowe Confident
Dietrich E, Loewe. senior member
or thorium; netted tlie‘indnlgence or} IThree senerations .eniored ad holme
his creditors utilie meeting, asserting} ‘1‘ “1191‘ 3“ “it" “0"“! Of Mr. ii“ “'3‘
full confident-e in him'neif to meet his Charles; A- Loomis at 62 ”9‘31““ 3"“
.abli‘gatlonn. and attributing all thein‘mv 0“ Thanksfiivmfi Day: “it" 39‘»
’troubié to his financial relations with 3’1“, $393273?“ “Entreprezemf; by;
Montague it Gillet. line. He said , W 95 - .oom » Ir" 8“ W . 0
that, if relieved of his outside inter: Waterbury, ondWilllam P. Loomin
tests, and ‘nliowed to devote himselt‘imt‘:l Wife 0f 31;“ c“;- A tmmtnii “1:
~ « to e. dooorntons t at a trace a-
olel t the bneineee of l). h. Loewe
1; (a: othere was no queetion about: most as much attention on the turkey
the “Lieu ~09 the concern. was a bunch ‘of crimBOn rambler roses.
6“ b ithith U 3° picked from a bush in the lioomis
., . m “”w . o n n 1. . garden 8“ Thanksgiving Day. Mr.
in ”mils thoiwiedom 0‘ bau‘w‘?‘ Loomla, who in the oldest living chiet
or as the members tonnond. living, 4. , of the Norwnlk Fire Department
Ernst. of Oicott, Grul)31‘,,‘llUf|)‘Klmi: n; 9143de another bunch from the some
’Mchiunuu representing the trustee in. bush and presented it to mallard ll,
“‘3' l-Fitch, on Friday.
said that
Housewives watch Sentinel Wont
Adve. for clues to that aspired-to “bet-
ter position!" '
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’point we}; particulnrly‘ri‘rripreeoed ub—
taken y'earo and much combat with the
union to ontiibllsh an independent shop,
Thamer
‘he broken up if the buntngh‘e is to be
leontinuod. ,
The Hottera' Gnu.
Lowe & Company have j‘been the
nominal pinirultfe in the famous Dot»
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ocuuors AND OPJICIANS.
YOUR EYES
like any other organs or the body.
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tried twice rile-the federal court in
' giiartford annja‘dbw trefore’tlro Unni ti
bury hatter-3' case which has been
stated circuit [court or. appealtt pend-‘
wear out and lose their power.
There is one way to help them—u
by a pair or properly titted glasses.
Let our OCULIST. who is a
SKILLED EYE 8P'ECIALlST, pre-
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Aluminum Ware
Complete Line of Coffee I’ereolntoru.
Tea and (tattoo i’otn.
“Triplex" Snneeprurs, Covered Cook
Pole, Fry Pens and the like.
Albert F. Gehebe
as West Washington St.
South Norwallr.
Prompt Delivery.
PHONE 10692.
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ohm Minn IUE’!‘ be Moot
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toot MW it time beer-
inu hove "my“ in them that
the cm in out. to be
towed out or "line?" That
em emote/etc in out at line it
to on the tritium to wrecking
Your canine mind]? ».
Win-eh your onune'.
m m WMYO ”ploy"
why not. thou tune on over»
but you:- our NOW bolero it's
winner
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muoummegun. '
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till-nu
Ten. . Kettles, »
Incipient?!“ ”mum”:
ling a decision. The United Hatter-n
of North America nrc‘the nominal de-
liendants. but. in recent year»; the iiti7
scribe the correct glasses.
37 Atfantic Square. Standard. Conn.
. E“. 10 re. 0 on Sat. Evn a.
ixntion hue been carried on by the anti— y p I
i boycott moiety against the Anterican —1-r._ ”a _ ‘r g
Federation of labor. LoWe & Com- .
pony in the lost trial obtained it ver- MAILS
dict followed by a judgment for about ~ ll
$240,000 against the union batters. N0! h Postoffice
”Ed “16 Bankl. m". M"...
, , one u. Ina—hm. '
As the individual bank accounts of m... m.-Donb It
the Dnnbury union batters had been ':53:gfwmmknwt
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tied up for ten years alto; the Judi: a? I: mangoimxgmm N n
(3 1 .- u 7 on.
meat was entered demon was me 1:35 : :.,-—Pointlry at Stanton. h.
on eight or ten Dunbar-y and Norwaik m. WK; 8“ n to
banks for the money, and the hnnkr :flfil‘tfigfig anus,“ mmubuk‘m u-
refueod to pay, Lowe at oompony nova Izll n u. ”3%.“ m Bo. Hamil
' ' ' mo .40.- Went ondfio N
brought separate actions against the in “Rug. “a H on an
Dnnbury Notional bank. the UnionSov- but it clam-h it: :53 g. &
logs Society, the City National ban Mom Received.
or Donbury, the Foirtield (Bounty Sav- 3:: = Mfm
1:16 lam-M. t «on
logo bank, the SouthNorwnlk lining: Pg: Efflwq‘a‘tfit'm
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3123.211233.lit“:“§l.lif2‘£3.31:? 2W 23w"...th "m
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ROY 0. FITCH lN TOWN. “aging“... “2' mm m low
Tatum-M education-ll
Roy 0. 'h‘itoh. of the Chemistry
Division, Bureau of Shutdown, U, 8.
Department of Commom, who to uto-
tioned at Washington, I). (3.. stopped
oft in Norwdik lent week. while to
turning from an atheist viult to Boo»
ton. Mr. Fitch hello from the ter-
oft State of proton, and it we. his
um trip to New England. lie to a
direct lineal antecedent. of Governor
Thoma Pitch. the 14th Colonist Gov-
ernor of Connecticut. in the 12 con‘
motive room from HM to rm. and
lemon: in the Metro of the colonial
iu Wblutienory out. Governor.
Mich m a native of warmth and
underwent“- «diminution.
“r. M‘e «0m in ”tuition Namath p
we fill rm the While a!
the m. in the lie-thereon:
century. one the "Tutu W’
W'Mrpvh‘iob on bill: by n
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, - On Monday and Tuesday, December
‘ First and Sedhnd
There will he at representative exhibit and solo oi
fine Furs in fashionable style 5. One. of the host kmnvn fut»
riers of the east will be here for the above mentioned
days, and bring with him samples from his own stock in
be used in conjunction with our own, thereby ennhling‘
our patrons to (IllOOSC from an onornmus assortment. for
larger than it is the custom of any retail establishment in
t'zti‘ry. “ There .will be on Stile:
Fur Conts of latest model in Hudson Soul.
Seal, Natural Pony (with cmnhinntions of I
Rnccon). Sable Squirrel and Marmot. .
Scarves and Muffs 0f Mole. .liurlson Seal. (with cum—
binations of Fitch, Imopnrrl. Civet Cut, Chinchilla. dyed.
Squirrel and Skunk), lillnek Fox, Fitch, l'ninlerl lion.
Civet Cat. Beaver, Mink, 1’0 rHinn Lamb, Lynx and Retri—
coon. I
I’m-Sons. may buy from this collection in the some
manner as from our own Stork.
ty-
Morleraic prices. .
Second Floor. Monday and 'l‘ucsday.
‘ TAILORED SUITS
An important Clearance
Serge, Bedford Cordsvond Eponge, with “several
Novelty Worsteds. Late models with long cutaway
coats, which were $23.50. $25.00 and $28.00.
marge , At $18.00. *3 r":
Second Floor.
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louver zmrl
It is a grentopportuni-
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The-Giit‘Room is Ready
. and open for visitors, today, the first
Second Floor.
~ Christmas
Handkerchiefs
One of our greatest holiday items, huge in numbers and
representative «of the very best from many quarters of
the globe. Each one is carefully selected with due re
gard for beauty of pattern, fineness of handiwork and
general excellence.
Handkerchiefs are a gift which comes always welcome
and it is wise to buy nOw while the stocks are at their
broadest.
There are styles of every sort imaginable for men, we—
men and children.
Bring your Xmaa Handkerchief list here for quick. easy
and satisfactory filling. ’
The “N. E. Ryan CO.
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Auto Truche . . . . . from it-tonio Mm
011 Easy Payments
Also Autos for Sale and Hire
Advertne "Your "Wants in the
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