.
Coats
ij For Ladies and Missed
Values up to $35.99
All Sizes and Colors
.98 to 27.59 7
I
This is the style center.
Come and see. '
VALUE $35.00 To $50.00.
~ This . is bargain headquarters.
The highest grade work of expert tailors is exemplified in
Dresses-
infg wear. '
Special at
Value to $25.
New Fall Silk Dresses. suit-
able for afternoon and even-
798 to 12.98
Prices
IICVCI'
equal to these
Thanskgiving Sale.
models. Sizes 2 to 14.
Smashing ,
THE OPENING OF OUR ANNUAL THANKSGIVING SALE LAST SATURDAY HAS SMASHED ALL PREVIOUS
RECORDS FOR SALE. OUR BUSINESS THIS WEEK HAS BEEN GREATER THAN AT ANY TIIIE IN OUR BUSI-
NESS CAREER. WHY? THERE ARE SEVERAL GOOD REASONS. THE COATS ILLUSTRATED HERE ARE “EIGHT
GOOD.REASONS.” OUR STYLES, PRICES AND MERCHANDISE ARE “RIGHT."
Suits .
For Ladies and Misses
SALE PRICE .. $24.50 ‘
Girls’ Coats
At Interesting
Go a long ways and you'd
run across Values
specially
priced for this Great Annual
3.98 to 12.98
- Made in the very latest
SWEATERS 98c UP
in-fl
l Recordw
Suits
For Men and Young Men
Coats
For Men and Young Men
10.00 to 10.50
Values up to 325
Sizes 33 to 46
large stock in all the newest fabrics and shades; also the staple
hove
Coats and Suits
Areurnarked very low in this
great Thanksgiving Sale.
. 3.98i06.98
j It Will Pay You
to Buy
F U R s
HERE AND NOW
Thanksgiving is the time
for Furs. Here is the place
I
JACQ_______B___Y'
Dresses
New Fall Silk Poplin
Dresses, colors are Black,
Navy. Green, BroWn and '
Plum. Sizes 16 to 44.
Special at
4.98
4
' 153 Washington Street
to buy good Furs cheap.
L50~~WAI8TS,..SpchaI .m 7a.: .. .f
‘. i
Who know style and value. An opportunity to choose from I 0
these suits. Their marvelous smartness recommends them to colors.
stylish dressers. :" .Va 7122' ‘9 3'. ‘ VALUE ’51233, SALE PRICE ............. $9 50
VALUE $19.50. SALE PRICE ..... $10.00 VALUE $16 50 SALE PRICE '
VALUE $24.50. SALE PRICE , ............. $17.98 . . - . .............. $12.98
VALUE $32.50, sALE PRICE . . $22.0o VALUE $13-09 To $20-00 SALE PRICE -- $14.98 .2
VALUE $25.00. SALE PRICE ........... . 319,50
~Charge Accounts ~7Opened . ‘
>100th 000000 E
. ON 40 CBIIS A DAY
CHICAG" Nov. 22. —Taelvo em-
ployco 00 the Chicago Health Depart
ment today began a "to w'eeks ex-
periment intended to demonstrate that
a person can live properly on forty
cents a day.
At the tirst meal. breakfast. served
at 8:20 o’clock. Dr. John D. Robert.
son. health commissioner. directed the-
“diet squad" to learn to eat slowly, in«‘ .
hinting that "the faster you eat the
more You eat." F‘ortr minutes was
allowed for breakfast. the menu for
which consisted of fresh apples. liver.
bacon, one egg-mudin. butter and cot-
ltea.
Each dieter was pledged to deny
’lhimselt all nourishment except the
meals prepared at the school of domes .
tic arts and sciences. Dr. Robertson
announced. however. that they might
drink water. chew gum and smoke. it
lhey desire.
The experiment is attracting wlds
attention. especially among phS‘Si-
icians and" economists. numbers of
.whom have asked for specimen menus
and reports of progress.
'Six men and six women are making
the test. Throufihout the two weeks
rihey will pursue their regular vocar
nions in an attempt to keep conditions
as nearly normal as possible. At the
{outset the weight of the women v'ar-i
t'd from 161 3—4 to 110 pounds. and]
that oi! the men from 220 to 147%!
pounds. The heavyweight is D.r A. J.
Stokes. chief of the city’s food bur.
333.“.
INSURES ITS EMPLOYES.
Big Bridgeport Concern Arranges Ear
Policies to Amount of $500,000.
Eight hundred employes of the
Buliard Machine Tool Co of Bridge
_-.port have been insured by their em
‘ployers against death or disability (or
$500,000 according to an announce.
moat mada‘ yesterday by the com
my. The insurance system. the.
cost d which is assumed entirely by
the my. willxbe extended to all
minus a! the plant as tart as they
“An insurance certificate of $500
will be given to an employs updn the
tompletlofi of six months oi continu-
ous employment. .‘
"After one year 0! contlnilous em-
ploymenl has been completed. the
value of certliicate will be. increased
[lo $600.
“For each year of continuoua em
ployment thereafteq 3100 shall be
added to the value of certificate un-
til a maximum of $1.500 has been
reached.
:Thia plan shall be retroactive so
that all individuals who have been
continuously in the employment of
the company for ten years or more
will at once receive certificates for
the maximum amount of insurance
under wthls plan.
""l‘c the innily or otherwise design
ated beneficiary 0! a member of the
force of the Bollard Machine Tool
Co.. who has been in the company's
employment continuously for five
years. will be paid. in the event of
his death. the sum of 81.000. To the
beneficiary of an employe of seven
vears' standing would—he paid the
sum of 81.200—~the value of the certi-
flcaie increasing yearly until the
maximum of $1. 500 has been reached.
"If at any time. while In the em-
ployment o! the Bullard Machine
Tool 00.. any insured employe. not
yet having reached the age of sixty
years. Hhould become totally disabled
from any cause b1 accident or di-
sease. the amount or insurance to
which he has attained will be dis-
tributed to .Jrlm in equal amounts
for such a period “or years as may be
determined by the Ballard Machine
Tool Co., after conference with him
and his beneficiary."
NEW HAVEN JITNIY HITS AUTO
TRUCK - .
NEW HAVEN Nov. :1. -CIsade
Russell. assistant superintendent of
schools at tbls cup-as also other
persons were injured. nous «than
SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL CONNEC-
TICUT IOYS' CONFERENCE.
To Be field in New Britain, Decem-
. bar-1.2. 3.
General Topic-«Preparedness.
P‘rlday Afternoon. December 1.
2 :00-4: OOLROgislratio‘n o! Delegates
I: Oil—Meeting o! Nominating Commit
tea .1! ‘I
4: 'OLBusiness Session ' I P '
Election and introduction of New
Officers.
Appointment of Committees.
\. .
for all elected delegates who send-in ago and. Mrs. Wigglesworth.
Ithelr registration on or beiore No- friends.
Sunday Moraine. December 3. ivember 231d. This entertainment in- Mrs. Wigglesworth is staying at the
Special Church Service.- eludes lodging and meals. The ban- home of D. D. French. in Hartland.
Delegates will attend Church andt oust on Friday evening .will be compli-
Sunday School with their hosts. mentary to the registered delegates.
Sunday Afternoon. Registration cards and fees must be'
3: 30-4110 Big Meeting for Older mailed to your local secretaries or
Boys. representatives so that they will
This meeuug will be open to w reach Conference headquarters at
delegates and older boys of New Britain not later than November
i he towns or counties hsvm
Britain and surrounding towns.
the associations should mall lhetr
Sunday Evening. .
T tic—General Union Mass Meeting. {cards direct ‘0 MI E W \ergin.
4:30—Preparatory Service, Addresaes by Conference Speakersicare Y M C A N/e'w Britain. C0“
Song Service, — _.V and Delegates. iBe sure to have registration cards
QUIet Hour and Short Addresses. l8 . IMO—Farewell Service for Delegates properly tilled 0‘" and approved. 0'“?
Friday Evening. only. (accredited delegates will be given free
6130‘0lif‘nlns Banquet. firms of the Speakers and Leaders entertainment
Toastmaster. Charles P. Tait. 2nd. expected-Eugene C. Foster. New Registrationf—Be sure to 1““ Y0“
Words of welcome from the church-York: Dr. George J. Fisher erwi’egmmul’“ ““1“
95 or the city. the Association York Rev. W p Cook New Brit I The usual registration ree or $1. 00
and from the boys. .m- w H Dalia. Waterbury; C. H which goes towards the payment of
Inspirational addresses. Barnes. New Britain; J. J McKim, .programs and expenses'and “1933
Saturday Morning, December 2_ NewHaven: Rev. E. T. Thinnest. New-3mm dinners and 14"” “Mk “PM“.
8:30—Leaders’ Meeting. Britaln: Pmt. William P. Bailey. New must be mailed with “Ch ”3‘5"”
9:15—Genera18ession, Haven; Charles P. Tait. 2nd. Yale‘um‘ card. T0 “Old W “Wen“?-
Song Service. University: Gov. Marcus ’H. Holcomb ;mail your application 0"“ 3‘ 0““-
Absolutely no free entertainment can
. Hartford; Hol r Johnson w r ‘
Quiet Hour and Inspirational ‘3 N” B It the given to those who mail magistra-
Moving Pictures.
inspirational Addresses.
bile from New Britain, where she
mode her home with her only son.
Charles H. Wigglesnuorth
TO HOLD EXAMINATIONS FOR
POSITION FOR WOMEN.
commission announces on open com
'junior extension work for women
only on December 12.
hill pay from $1, 800 to $2. 400 a y.ear
girls' extension work with epeciali
Western states.
F 1 “7
Ad-
Thc United States Civil Servlce.
The position.
work in the organisation of bovs' and h
reference to the home demonstration,
projects and will require considerable drink this morning. but he declinad-a
travel in the Northern, Central and
Among the prerequisites are-gra-
wereiduation from a tour years' course ll 9
a college 01 university of mogul“
lstanding with a degree of hookah
,oi' science or at least tour~yoars pm
having arrived yesterday by automo- tlcal experience in home econom
statewide leadership ’5
0 teaching and
i work for young people
Applicants must have reached tIIol!
25m but not their 45th birthday an
i the date of examination.
’ BRIDGEPORT. Nov.
rested in the local post
order for 820.
lot a local minister
said he had sworn off.
ing for notoriety.-~Exchange.
Good Housekeeping Demands Dustlass Homes
dresses. ’ \ rain; Mancel Rice. New Haven. E M i For further information re istra- ~~
mils—”swmal "mm" “d ”"5 3mm: Ne; 9.“? fl”: 18°? iuon cards and so forth ..'. legal r , With the W Work Possible
in charge. aw n can er. 0 yo e. ' ' - .
M. C. A. secretary or Sunday school > 3
- ii I d l l . du‘ mum“,
'High School Boys F' A‘ Stanley. lass, an er| of “1:“ 'teacher, or write to State Secretary. : W‘s”. 'l'em'io‘ Is
H‘fl‘m' ‘ "m". °"' iY M c A. New Haven. or auto - toheslth. Up-tb-data “away kept clean
Employed BOYS-n]. A. Van DISJ PWQ OI conferenca—The pur' sund‘y School ASSOCIBUOD Hartford 3 Ila themldbd ““18”de
New Haven. pose of this annual contsrmce of old- Con nn ' i [Wm M m .5. ”51°“ d M
carbon is to-bring together the rapra. Conference Program Committ i!
A. Van Dis. New Haven, chairmaan
Sunday School and Church Clubs—
'Rev. Herbert J. Wyckotr. ‘Nowsentatlve older boys from all parts
wich ' of the state or. Connecticut rapresent- . '
0? M c A WOMAN... com, tag all kinds or organizations. to dis- W' m?“- N" ‘Bflwn' H' J' WV“
Bridge rt cuss their own life problems and. to 00; Norwich; F. A. Stanley. Hartford;g
90 Louis Cope, Bridgeport: E. '1‘.
Boy Scouts of Americax-Carl F. inspire them through addresses by
Northrop. watenbui‘y.
Him—Conference Photograph,
12:00—Parade of Delegates.
12:30-eDelention masses
Guard-y Afternoon. N
2:00-5:00—Raoreatlon, in Charge of
Local Commute“.
too—Lil‘s Wink suppers. "
‘Oensral Blblgct. Preparedness on
Christian Service.
no mutiny. Religions Muosusa.
Thleuss, New Britain: Henry Ronni
speakers of National reputation. in New Britain; E. T. Bates. New Ha-
order that they may go back iniio C it
their respective fields and d'ganisa- van. 0 n .
tioni‘better prepared to render a w WE " Hi8 w .
IFE FRIEND
larger service in the extension of His #NSTEDD. Conn, New. 21...}. mar-‘
Kingdom. rings license yesterday was issued by l
Repmentnllon—Two older boys. 15 Town Clerk Gaines, of Hartland. to
to 20 mm or use. my 08 sent to Stephen Hibbard, or maps. a want
this “PW“ from every Sandi-v to do farmer; and Mn. “mama. 1
fight»! class. Bon’ Club. church ma. glasworth. or 'New Britain. soptuage'n- 4
highsehoolctassprcinn. Y.I.C.A. srtans. Tbswsdding ceremony was
FORGED MONEY ORDER.
21—11mm
petitive examination for assistant iniFranquy oi Bayonne N J. was ar-
omce hot
lnight at the instance of Postman“!
'Greene. charged with forging a mono:
He will be taken to
The duties will be to assist super-ih‘ew Haven today tor a heading ho»
eld fore the United States commiss onar.
visory omcers in both oiilce and (1 “(my formerly lived at the bong
'Heiny—l asked Omar to have s.
Parker—Huh, Omar must be this“0
We eligible. Tbs company ex m whsaalitasyoarllw
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three-ours Minutimwghmum
stints-a. u. c. A. Work
commutes»...
amusements-um...” My. sums-r. tad-rm x .x‘uuuum. mam-souls
rum amateurs“ “mammalian momma: “tenths-slum.“
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shawls“, panel. w__‘.. “p“, ”his. "'g:3'}!'»mflmwm
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Moan-instills. “minivan
dem net-gamer
fivsorlamhoyntoboassonmby
not performed today, however. w
cause the Hudson clergyman. the
Rev. 1'. W. Opsnswicb. whom llr. Rib.
bard land “letter! to perform the.
service. was out of soils. l
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