All Winter Suits, Coats, and Dresses Must Go,
and WILL GO, If Prices Mean Anything.
- 1 1—s— , ‘1
EMPWT Minuter mount sum/Alto soul.
will?“ . . NOANK, Conn. Jan. zL—The ex-
usn'rronn. m. u —-LI-bor Com- ‘peolea ohugo or ownership in the
missiona- W. B. Hyde but 5 center? Robert Pgm gm Oman)! sh' srd
once yesterds: with tile superinten-lm 3', last been m. A mm of
dents or the in» employment mn- New York brokers hu mounted the
cm 1n the state It I1- 03“ In the business to: their clients the panes
Conitol. There were present It the or whom are not men out .1 the
conference in nddition to Superinten- present tune. Wednesday this firm
dent um, Edward P Burke. 01’ deposited in the book a. solution
Howard; Themes Doughnut. of New' check for the amount oi money sum
Haven; Charles Keller. 9! Bfldm intent to bind the bargain an the sale
w. l. Gillette, ot Wsterhury, and could be mm "W, gm 1;.
FREE
M” L Chesebro, 0‘ Norwich. 0" made out the last of this week or the
son F. Curtis, swcigl agent of the bu-j first of next.
row. and lilies B. Roberts, chist "“'—“‘K—'—-
relerk. were too present. The purpose? nunonmnn Posrussns DEAD.
oi the conterence was to discuss mat-1 '
. HARTFORD, Jan. 21,-Stele
tars pertaining to the work of urn-1“,“ m in this city at the m. a
ployment agencies and to give the Bil-:81 years. was s nstive 0‘ KW”
perintendents an opportunity to be- and for ”W4" years supostnlester
Ladies’ Suits .... Coats
$5.98 and $7.98
. come personally acquainted. in s lost-
has1
lot which Commissioner Hyde
bed printed, there appear the names
and addresses of titty-one private em-
ployment agencies doing business in
the stilts.
there, 35 of them at 'I'em Morsvitu.
and 17 at Brukaneu. 0n the comple
lion or his fiftieth year in public ser-
vice he received the decoration of the
order 0! the Golden Cross from Em-
peror Francis Joseph, of Austria-Hun-
35 and $6 Girls' Costs
31 and 8 Girls’ Coats
GIRLS’ COATS
Girls' Odd Coats .....
Men’s Suits .... Overcoats
That formerly sold at $12 to $25.
BOY’S COATS
.. $3.98 $5 and $6 Boys’ Mackinaw 33,98.
.. .. ...... $4.98 $5 and so noyé Chinchilla Costs 33.93
...... . $1.00 Boys’ Odd Coats ............ 31,00
.. New York hold tell shares each, andiamoullting 1° “79 ‘85
....“ ‘
- nary, in recognition of his long and
REM'NGTON Aggico' ORGAN'ZA‘ eflcient work as 3 public servant. He
retired and came tolllis country and
to Hartford six years ago, living here
with his sons.
l~ flm-
HARTFORD. Jan. 21.411 the corn.
fit‘ltle oi organisation of the Remlns
lon Arms Union Metallic Cartridge
Company. having a capital of sixty .
. HA F '
millions, tiled in the Ofllft‘ ot the 3er RT one mm“ s 557""
retaly ol‘ State yesterday, it is stated HARTFORD Jan 21‘0““ of “'9
that James L Banks, Jr.. Reginald largest inventories of estates filed in
Roome. Chauncey B. vaer George the probate (onrt here in some time
Binshnm and Henry l’iol‘lmsn all oil'“ that or Mrs Eliza T- Smith
Most of it is
F‘rtederick v1 Jloksou and 0.1. Re ll“ “Md" ”‘0“ “0‘4“!“ 3*" "a?
vision, of New Yorii, live ouch. Thi s. the widow “ one d 3"" founders 0’
is all common stock M Hartley llle BmithWorthlnpt‘on Company, and
Dodge, 01 New York. has ‘00 000119“ by will many thousands oi tlol-
shares 0! preferred and l599, 910 com l1” it“ ebsrltsbie .‘mhllmu‘m‘ ““d
.l
153 WASHINGTON STREET
$7.98 111$12.98 ~
That formerly sold at $15 to $15. .
.-. .. ~ DRESSES.» WAlS'l‘S .2
, M . - * ... ., . ' ‘
t $7.98 Silk Poplin Dresses 83:98 '34 Date and Chilton Waists r
i 910 and $15. in Plain Silk and 3’ ‘ . ‘ ~ 32 48- l
. C l nations ........ ‘ 3.00‘Tub Silk and Crepe ‘
‘ ' $538 . Wrists ...... . . .. ..... 81,98
“ g. , 37 A" W001 Serge Dresses $1.25 and $1.50 White Lingerie
. $3.98 Waists ............. 79¢
ACOBY?
] -—---T he Store That Saves You Money.
.lllvenlory hays
are bringing out many interesting articles that we
are willing to dispose of at a fraction of their real
3 '~ value.
It would bei ssible to attempt to itemize the
ofieri
.because they do not last long enough to
insure sing here the day after the advertisement.
appears.
By a Visit to our store you may
. you want at GREAT SAVINGS.
Tile *
find just what
Accounts of Women
This Bunk pnys particular ottention to .the accounts of women.
I useKeepers .lind? about who have the handling oi their own
shrill-I1 should in: amount here and pay all bills by
for all disbursements.
RANGES. $11.00 to 34.8.04:
Self Lighting Burners. Set
our stock before buying. T
.6» Hot Wster Heaters . . In .oc
Eddy Refrigerators.
Jones 81Hol cnkfss
:1 Will he smith.- coll-
Be Sllle Its-A PIE
FRlSBlE’S
.Mn‘de in theGlgelies: Plallt"
ohtsinabie. 7.
Ask Your Grocer for Thelll.‘
Insist on them at your :83“.
tau‘rsllts. ‘* &
HEADQUARTERS FOR dASW
"from the best fresh {mito- ',
mon.
The oilicers are: President, .\l. H.
Dodge; vice~presldent Samuel F. Pry.
or. of Greenwich; treasurer. George
Bineilsm.
The Directors: George llillghsln. M
ii. Dodge, 0. B. Carver, Henry H
Holman, W. l' Linn-nee. 0! Bridge
port: Samuel F Pryor and C. I. Re-
vision.
Certificate of incorporation lwns
filed some days ago
WAN! PRESIDENT TO SPEAK.
WASHINGTON. Jan 21 ~lnviul-
tlons for President Wilson to speak
on preparedness in different cities on
rived in such numbers at the White
House yesterday. that it revision of
his tentstive itinerary now is bolnll
made. The cities now foremost in the
Presidents pllm include Cleveland. To
ledo. Clncinnsli, St“ hauls. Ken's“
City. St. Joseph. We Italics, Sioux
('lty. Chicago. Springfield and lndien-
npolis.
eresebee
15c
Give YourCllildren'l'llis Cut-Out
This is just one of the Pusan-Boots color
fimresfor your little ones to cut out.
busy. The whole story of Puss-in-Boots
in pictures to cut out is in the January
PICTORIAL REVIEW
On Sale Now
llamas Donnelly ...... ......
missions; i \-
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WOOLEN MILLS WORKERS
' RAISED."
PITTSFIELD, Malls, Inn 21. ~V-ol
. unisrv increases 0! live per cent in
wages hare been granted employes
of the Pontoosuc Mullincturins Com
puny, Russell )lsnutscturlng Company
slid James E H. Wilson Woolen
will effective next Monday.
file—Tile essential thing to’lnow “but
dpptlnel classified advertising is um,
,lt- elm bring your result. .
wmsous ~.
rmpmllon oi' Cod Liver ‘ou. Regular
81.00 size, 79c
Stilton-Pegs“ Wop
...nlluonlsrlou .oituoam
82 W m.
m Nor-no.3...
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pagetokce'ptllem
15_ .
16 SOUTH
93m rightly uni persistently done. i
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>10
Package outfits
spring line of Royal Society package
' outfits. These morons contain.
aliens. dressing modes and bou
caps. enrolls. shirtwsists and night
gowns with chochst cotton suiflcient
R0ynl SoCiety
We have just received our new
Corset covers. night gowns. comm
nuke s yoke. ‘
South Dosh and centers;
' I“ rkbllgs 111 ”The 'bove '
also; "
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.41
The D. M. iced Co.
9'?
Comfort in Men’s Wear
Bath Robes of soft warm blankets in dark and neu-
tral shades, comfortable for winter,
$4.50 in $8.00 ‘
Melts Sweaters. approved styles with \"~llcl~kl~
shanl lollars gray navy, blue and tan,
$8.50 to $6.50
Boys‘ Sweaters,
and
$3.00 and $3.50
Lace Remnants
'l‘bcrc's llO linlit‘to the choice and pretty odds null"
ends that may be gatllcrcd 110w. Little LLtCC Edges and
inserts, short lengths of Val. (‘lully and Fill-t, m‘nrkcd
low.
Flouncings for t'\'("ll|!j_‘ tfiltw‘tiw designs 0111
black.
Black Figured Nets, 45 inches. were $3.50, lill' $1.50
gowns.
Shldow.All-0Vers, for waists, 50 CtS.
"Radium All-overs, were $2.00, now 3100.
were $2.00,
Scintilline Nets, clllcrald :llld u'isial‘la.
now $1.00.
Embroidered Flouncingll.
BatisteJnd Organdie, '45 inches. $1.90 special.
a ,1: , ,7."
Agile Art Section
Pink Picoline for Undergarments. . ' '
..
s. . ,
-
3E The very latcst lad for embroidered underwear. "ihn
lll‘élcrldl is a rose pink cotton, which has for a ruonl—
mendetion that it “ashes satisfactorily, and it is :ldor—
3&4!!th There are these garments. stallllpcd and
re or embroidery 60wns, Corset Cowrs EDYCIODC
Chemises and \ csis. lllt‘) are intcnderl for embroidery
i'ill self color. , . If
Royal Society Packages ,
Cllllllli nations.
(.‘hcnliscs and
A new line rcady. lll Underwear.
Nightgowns, Corset Covers, Envelope
Children's Dresses. ‘1
A “Lovebird” Set is a dainty thingr for a‘ bedroom. .
A Dresser Scarf and Cushion Cover of white canvas, :1
design of a bird bath. two birds and flowers. 75 cts.
with all materials. .
A“Lovcbird” Pillow Slip is 50 cts. _ ' ,,,.’
Luncheon Sets 15 pieces, \vhitcé’csln'nz, ‘ Jiampcd.
$1.00. .5 , . _
A group of Odd Trays. Cracker and Trinket Boxes,
tapestry covcrel'l, old rosc and old blue. at reductions.
Main floor..-
or
Jewelry Section
Do noticirgct to look over that special Ullt‘l'lllg‘ of
Gold Vanity-Cases illlil Coin Purses, Match and
other daillty‘tlu'flcs at one-third below regular.
One Tray of Broochessnd Bar Pins halt—price. \‘cl-y
attractive styles in Sterling Silver set ‘with brilliants,
American lapis and sapphires, also Some good ClOlSOllilC
enamels, whitc :lllll xolorcd. Prices were $1.00 and up,
now half. ‘
'10ch
‘ Ribbons
Vi arp I‘rillts
Plain )loircs and
Brocades
7 inches.
Satin Taflctas
Plain Tafl’etas' '
Messalines in 25¢
plain colors * ~ > ‘.
_ 4 1-2 to 7 inches. ~ »
Bargains fdr hair bows, 5.1:;th or fancy work.
fl , ... 7 Main floor.
The My Section 15 fascinating with new lines of _
Dinner Favors and small boxes. The assortment is so’n- Z ,;
. .llv-ke'
, varied one may choose for personal tastes. :9 , . '
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