Sale of Coats
One Hundred New Coats. all the heel
tidal-declare for Juniors. Misses and
Lorilee.
7.953895399531295
$15.95 to 335
'1':
PLUSH cons
At Special Prices
fine Salts
fur and
. ".1.
Very special
Plush Celts,
Chase's btaver.
*10.00, s15.95,,12000,
$22.50 to $35
for Saturday,
trimmed with“
.fl' 3“"
._.. 4:95-... __..
.a
. suits at 1-3 to 1-2 0“
Tomorrow we will Place on sale our mtire smell of Fine Sula; at One-dual on One-
l'nlf of the regula- pr'ces.
Suits $10 to 520. Regular prices $16 95 to $32.50
Mlllinery [or Saturday
To make room for our big Holiday stock we will c105:
out many of our Shapes and Trimmed Hats at the follow.
ing prices:
51.0051lapes.'- --
$2.00 Shapes - - - at $1.00
$2.50 and $3.00 Shapes - at $1.49
All Trimmed Hats at 1-3 to 1-2 Oil
“'3‘“. .2“ it ”in. W .1
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NEW Fons
We will plaCc on sale-tor Saturday a,
$1.00 Manuish Gloves 69c
lo doz. Tan Mannish GlOVes, regular
$1.00 value; all sizes: very special<
690 pair
big line of Furs. Consisting of Mufl's and
Sets at moderate prices. ‘
a.
1 Lemma” not; :19»; QUALITY SHOP m :mrm; mm.“
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ACTS OF GOVERNOR. CALDER RESIONS A8 WORKS IFR‘DERICK L PERRY“
, (V The farm for incbrlatcs operated HEAD AT ,REMINGT‘ONS
. in connectidn with the Norwich State ——————
Hospital for the insane cost the Surprise Occasioned by Announce-
i“ . stain of Connecticut $829.50 for DC», "1"" ‘1le‘ ““19"“30" "0!"
TA tuber. according to a bill approved! Arms c°-
v . yesterday . by Governor Marcus ill ‘John Calder. who has occupied the
Naponiible position of unrks mana-
Holcomb. The bill for the hospital! ~ ,
mm" to. 0mm)" amo‘mim to $9 ‘88? at the. Remington Arms & Am 13a: wool; is seriously will of rheuma.f
m.unition Co. in Boston nv,enue Bridge-i am at 3 home, it WIS announced
653.07. Governor Holcomb also ap-
ed 9‘ requisition (or $10 000 on ”,port since actiVe production helmlhem today Mr Perry has been con
plot/“mu” Moms 0 WWW”. hr last July has resigned lined to his bed for several days and:
,4 _ the soldiers’ hospital bound. I'I‘he
money will be used for the care of '5 g “y reporhd
all soldiers at Noroton
iLL IN‘
Successful Candidate tor Secretary oi.
the State Hoe Rheumatism.
NEW ’HAVEN, Nov. 1‘6.—F‘rederickl
L, Perry. who was elected secretary:
of the state on the republican ticket?
today that his 101 the present. His friends here
Lcnmc to Bridgeport from Willet, Sears time
A min—N9 WMMl 8: 00.. Boston has made many! ‘
friends in Bridgeport during his stav
:lhere ind the sudden decision to lie-3|
m Cflld Omwund" End. and tire tram his connection with the lo-
- Cold. 0" ‘3?le in a Few Hour-o Ecal plant n11! occasion great surprise.
Wm W. .nmonc his acuimintances.‘
:; l “whiten every two hours on.“
_ iheedueo m can will end gflppn GOVERNOR SIGNS FOUR _
. m on Wok up n seven; cold minnow coumssioms.3
“I it 1:12 heed. cheat. body or
STOP“ clrlnaui 09511
_ nosrnlts mo Halo
%Creon& ellln Emile
-Coldo nt-Oue.
If your nostrils are clogged and
your head is stuffed and you can“
:breathe freely because of a mild or
........._ _.....
Two in For Promote-1 Olhcels ell“
Troop 8.
‘,lth' opens sod-u nos:
‘ m 9 Governor Morons H. Holcomb sign-l
at} omen in .the 10“,? El'ys Cream Balm at. any drug stow.
Which We, du‘lnesa, {lay for ofliccis or the Connecticut
. m m spooning National Guard
an m.
_' lseptlc cream into your nostrils and
“’9- “mmwom let it. penetrate throunh every air pasr
line your throbbing“ “Md 0’ “'9 390°“ Climm‘" brand and you get instant relief:
Manuel” the would give- Mania: Clword n Cheney. arr AM how good it feels.
m It "We 0‘! pointed “PM“ 0' T7009 3 Fifth trils are open, your head is clear, no
5 7 5 comment- CIthl'y' Daniel W. Lo- me MWklng. “01111118. Now; go
new HAVEN. {‘
France , Ileam todas‘ that his condition is int-r
“I m ME! 8 l Mr. Calder, who has had wide ex-lDTOYlng it is sold he will not 1191
perience in mechanical lines and able to resume his work (or some
.
‘1ndoewctialc" Clifon
Printed Chilton. plain Chiffon Cloth in all shades.
Aqueerternitoapply in
Wmemm
3W, ,fit withal beau-
'i‘his Chilton crunb'mcs both
quality and durability with
beauty. 11 is in all upular
colorings to mate lovely sheer
waists and drapery for utter—
noon frocks.
40 inches wide.
use. 9".
Ask for a sample.
Will 0' the Wisp. Poinid' M, Nets in evening
shades.
Met-l Cloth ond kiosks.
Al the Trmmm; Hun-111.111.1111 flmvr
Fine initialed Handkerchiefs
Two new designs and very attractive.
For Women. Genuine Madeira hand embroidered
scalloped edge and long stylish letter,
For Men.
50m.
Narrow hcmstitchcd with hand em-
broidered Old English letter, very nice.
50th.
Anticipate for Christmas.
Maul (lonr.
Women's~ Boots
Special for Friday and
Soto-41y.
Ton Rustin Wnlking
Boot, high cut with
Cuban heel and English
foxlngs.
Very smart. .
Specially priced at
$5.95
A most satisfactory line of boots either lace or
button styles, in dull call, kidskin and patent coitskln,
$4.00 and $5.00
Second floor.
Silver Fittings
for the dressing tide.
Trays, shoehoms,
toothbrushes, nailfiles and
brushes, buffers, cream jars. and hat brushes.
Very handsome designs,
hand etched, Colonial
and classic deigns for period rooms.
Prices 50 etc, to $3.50.
‘ .ccording to size and amount of silver.
Jewelry Section.
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Linens for H1gh Feast Days
A fine Satin Damask lying white and fair in the g
candlelight is a beautiful sight. Perhaps there is noth
ing about the home in which :1 housekeeper takes such ;
solemn pride and satisfaction as he*t.1blelinen Silva; ..
and glass may glitter but unless it is on good linen :;
something fails in the table appointments 3;
The Read Damasks have always been famous a
and now, though the flax fields oft Belgium are no
longer as blue as lllc ~c.1 with tiny {lax blooms, there
are linens to ballad.
Domain Cloths tor square or reund tables with i
napkins. Beautitul designs in rose. clover, tulip f
poppy, maiden hail fern, Chrysanthemum poinscttia ;
flour dc lis‘. polka dot and Striped effects. 3?
Plain Satin Damask Cloths and Napkins. n 3;
at" our.
Ornamental Linens f
Doyiieo, round or cm], with finished edges, ac-
cording to size,
Clay-bathed Doyliu,
hoard Covers, many sizes,
35 do. to $2.511
Scarfs, (enters and Side- 1
Linen Scout with lace center and insertion $1. 25‘
Ton Linen Centers with
insertion, 60 cu.
Ari Section. third floor.
two. ..
Glass for the Table
Supt and Cream Sets,
Sets, tpicccs,
Sol-d Funk and 5900111, each,
Domino Supi- Trays,
Mustard Jon,
Rollin Dish, 4 compaitmc. nts
Candlesticks, all sizes, each
Fruit Baskets, plain or c11gra1ed$l.50 up to $3.25.
45,150.75.“
.- 40ml
823.9%?
232113388
3:
S
W‘s—m“.
15 do. to $1.50.
more with vase attached $2.25.
PunchBowls, engraved, $3.75.
Basement.
The December Designer Frflll Candy. ‘3
ow on sale. Butterscotch Waters, 5
. 'on . 75 Slim-clam Crisps. 40 o“. 3
SM. IP11 pm: 'ougutiues, . '
now, after January 1, Chocolate Chips, 3 lb. 4
$1.00.
Potter-n Section.
Jordan .,’llmonds p .
, .‘S
Main floor. 3;
1-5‘
minim
L
: Thmigh not definitely confirmed 11 ha“ hm “new to give up all workl
1 Slilt llltlllllli
resignation anticipates the possiblet who were somewhat al'u med over hisl U“
acceptance of a lucrative position inllllflea'h ‘asl “cell. were pleased to.
legislature, elected lust
Willi) llll llllllllll
The State Association opposed 101.1,?“ to go on ”mm as to how he, knonn yesterday that George Stewart,
Woman Suffrage is Nautilus '0 bend \‘illwoto on any question The Mill-3309““. of Hartford a student in lhel
‘9 “0“ member 9’ the (oonouticul sull‘rarrist society believe that women
week.
They have already, through membersi
of thr association in dln'erent- towns,
of the candidates;
with their attitude. and there will helROMANOE ENDS STUDIES
"following up,"n
nor will any candidate be:
acquainted many
no ‘heclrlin g,”
. nagging."
“"55 “0“"an the MU“ ‘de represented to the legislatom.
mood" for women suffrage by the
, women themselves, so
uncut 1011.1
Irons association net obout mothering
You my;- the addresses. and tho pamphlets will
so out in the neor future.
that when l
lmmcdintcly site: the re-
An analysis oi the vote in the presl
there is our in committee or on meow-u election in those states in
iioor or the legislature this wlntor.,whlch women vote ll now being un-
eoch senator and representative will.
:cotarrhu :1th not a small bottle 01"” in possession or the means at you
lying every statement mode in con
Jlilulkf‘n by the association, but is de-
lnyed by the dimculty or obtaining
Enid (inure: owing to the closeness
‘ 3W W u now m ed tour mllltary commissions renter 1 Apply a “we of mg migrant, “u. motion with the woman-outflow 1! the low in mmy or the states. The
vote in south bottom and Wont Vir-
lFults of the elections in the cities and 1 into. in defeating woman suflrlxe.
3W9"? mos“ 01' “0'0““ Em‘ 14-“ saga of your head. soothing and heal- towns were announced. the members in very gratifying In spite or the
lt any smiled-up! Quit blowing he“ 0‘ New: Hate“. "30““ W WNW jag the'intlamed swam, mucous menu at the headquarters oi the anti-out- claims of the calculus. South 1h-
1min has been carried by the "outta."
Plans for the Connecticut doings-l
tlon who are to mend the annual the operation or the rule tint says you
i
“Ishould keep out of politics and they]
plmnphlet which will set forth in ani only send their “16th to make
limpartiui manner the facts and “3 genre that the issues are not mis-
im'
by a 1111' - lrody of representative wo-
—.—-.—r‘\
or YALE COLLEGE JUNIOR
NEW HAVEN, Nov 16. ——11 became}
junior class of Yale and n stepson or.
R. Eaton Phyie. vice principal or the,
Hurtioui Public High School and Mrs. l
Thorns Staniord Tierliey, daughter 01‘
Mrs. George Stanford oi’ 31 College'.
street, were married in West Haven
Monday norm.
The news or the plumage ot Hop
kins is a complete surprise to all but
the most intimate 0141111 friends at
the college. While it has been known
for some time that he was engaged,
to Mrs. Tierney. whose first husband
was killed about two years ago in
an automobile accident in Englewood.
N. 3.. no one thouhtflhat‘he would
be mus-led until he bod completed
his connections.
Hopkins did not. wait. however, for
1
announced that he was going to to:
sign from college. There are no do-
merit marks against his name, and
his action in resigning was enllrolz
voluntary. it was said last night.
Ballistic 11116—17
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You” \e got to coax it to make it got
I‘Veutrone l’l‘ewiptlon 59" will start
the most stubborn and dogged case at
rheumatism
We have witnessed its “Galvin”
in'hundreds 'or cases. it does thin!!-
"Neutrone Prescription 99” is our
only diil'erent 1mm the old prom
tion in that it aims at eliminating all
Rheumatic poisons by pm'll’ying‘we
blood. common sense teaches you”.
it removes those awful pains, lkn~
Ihero up those swollen silt iolntii and .
that will-sum
miracles in a way _
Get a bottle Milt. out “to It!
the bottle at your drugzist. Mail or-
it is not the intention or the anti locomotion of the» Notional Antioch no older-nodule at Yale shall marry gum out or your system, 501: sud '1’
wells. annotated main: otmem_mma.mdhpmm m bond 111 mm to flood
ma Wtemsmwue udrotulnhloploeeincottcse. Amt
bolus two-datum that two “on no. uwr lie but nod-mm filled on 31.00
in. the its”. as of largest branche- up his man be married, napkin
M ., mi; end «mono—Adv.)
sine. ~4lllhl’d
Phnrmncy and leading drouloto em,‘
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