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a, Furnishings for the home
The Furniture Galleries in the House of Read contain a varied.
and interesting collection of all that is best in furniture. The larg-
est. markets of thorountry have been drawn from to make this-fine
'SlOt'k complete. '
Alllnllg‘ the attrat-tive groups which have reoently taken their
%a"m on the floors are the sets for liln-aries and livmg rooms. These ‘
' f? 'ave been modeled from the Eighteenth (‘T‘entul'v Cnglishfurniture, ‘ "
' fiavenports, Arm-hairs and Rm-kers, the frames of Whll'h‘
. I; are mahogany with panels «it fine vane in color to mateh the \vnod.‘ These liave re-
$3 movable eushions and rmmd. square or oblong- pillows t':t.l\'(*l'(-‘(.l with velour, English 3 '
"' or French tapestrv, striped and figured damasks. The coldrings of those covers are
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a“; up:
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. This coal and gas range with two ovens
l’l ' isf’a wonder"for--‘cookrn‘g“:-i
'E'AlthOilgh less thin four feet longitcan do every kind of ”cooking for any ”ordinary “‘
family by gas in warm‘ weather or by coal or wood when the kitchen needsnlheatlng; 7
When in am both ovens "can he ’usedwat thefsqnie 1211116440110 -' for: roosting; and?“ “a
the other for" pastry bakingx It éértfiinlyi‘does “Make GeokingiandrBakmg Easy”
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if i for the most part dark and very artistic and unusual,
elec-trit- blue lim-d with dark gold. the nmlberrv and el-
'? dorlierry shades and the leafy browns and greens of the
; forest.
. l . In mnnet-tion also are the Chippendale, Sheraton
i and llepplewhite pieces, roprmlueed from the old eopies
l of these master m'aftsmen.
. There, is hardly a chair or davenport but what is
‘ : made for (-omfort and ease. also the greater number of
3 g, l the pier-es. are not, too large for apartments or cottage
,. i 11\ mg rooms. ‘
1 Library Sets, William 3W1 Mali" Sets in Adam style, fluted posts and
period. solid mahogany, row-rings 1.15% velour coverings, $210.00
‘ i of mulberry velour, $116.00 Sets “f finey mahogallyg—hamlstvmelxj
-» t . . r-arved and vovered in line dmnask,
l This 15 School Shoe Week $295.00
A l Thelinesof Srhool Shoesare mm— ”m“ ”“""
j plote. Spt‘t'lill.“Font—fulfill"lastsi’tll’ . .
" ; vlnldren allowing ext -a room at the NEW DCSlgnS m Lamps
. i too to, g'“'" wig? £3190 The temptation to l‘lltlllSi‘ a lamp
. l by its shade is very strong. The first
" u - r n - . "'lallt" at the lam) sertion shows an
l rhe M'htary Walking BOOt iissort'ment ni'art:rlass,hrm-aded sill;
7' E , for WOmon ‘ and gay q-retmme eleverlv made into
E / ' This striking and stylish hunt is 'sliades \vhieh generally top a melrl
5 made with a narrow revolting: toe and “1150- M 3“." "“1“ Witwflllllg ”W “”1”
5 _. wing tip. It has a heavy welted solo, p01‘ts the shade.
3' 2 and military heel. 1.” all black, dark Empire Shades of rod or fluid silk
3'. ' i tan ”1153'“! Hiltl (lill'k tall “’1”! llt‘llll'ill ' Slll'llltlllllt llt‘tloi‘llillfi tllld 1,3303 ”f Inn.
1" lmekskin tops. high out and very sty- hogan)! ”1- art: metal and 'eumbine . '
5 li-“h, with. the furnishings of almost any,
' :‘ $8.50 to $11.00 room. '
’ Second 'loor. ‘ , .
All are moderately prn-ed m prn~
portion to the material and number.
A Cretonne Season of lights usuL
= lil\'t,~‘l‘ylmdj admits that never were WWW?“
surh el'etmmes. One mumot make. a. ' ' '
hurried trip through the department, Sheffiele Plated Ware
beeause there is so much to attraet
-_ .:..\\. ' " ' ‘ 1 ~: theattention.soiiuu-hioteill})t.After. ' Alarge assortment: “f Platters,
.. Ca" and $90!“! " . , , , ,1 ; every woman has several knitting Vegetable 13151195. Trays, ,Tea Sets,
‘ W0”! lCooinngMachine , ' ’ ~ . bags, there will still he orotonnes in Baskets and Vases.
' ' "l ulmudanre for the. covers of (’hflll‘S, S‘demh 'lrays, '~ .
.‘ ' pillows, ‘shirtwaist boxes, soreons, 3350:0100: 34-50: $6.00and$10.m
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ELECTRICAL INSPECTORS MEET.
South 'Norwalk Friday.
Friday, the 12th, will he a big day- in
{he history of Norwalk. us the fall ~’
‘Ineetlug of the Western New England
ne'ction ofthe National Association '0!
FEIectrical Inspectors will be heldin
Jioyt’s theatre. in the morning and at
‘Ziernoon. in the morning‘movlng plc~
' tunes will be shown; which will be (if
' nnly to the delegates. but
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the unly‘provision' being that they 'wifl
:looeupy the 5balcony,: the orchestra
being reserved tor the use of the do!»
ates. ‘
and Connecticut Electrical-contra‘ctbls'
l be present as guests. ” The "mom
um; session will open at 10 and m:
s of motion pictures. "The Develon
,Electric company. and a "Word 0! be nreseniéd during the two Bosolns.'
also to the laymen.” The public is con
MJnirited' to attend the meetings.’ . ’
’ "Mahackemo. after which. the after- Fielding» WWII Shannon;
noon session will open but 2 with an il~l ,.
Mombers of the New York sé’etlo‘n'
'tion'Assoclatlon on “A Nader-n Eleetrh
'ter this address and all attending the
shown hy'vthe courtesy of imaeném discussion 0! thus several questions to. SOLDIEhS‘ BUYING -LIBERTY
, BONDS
Welcome to our Guests" will be said The question box will be conducted by. . —-—-——
by the President, 1;. N. I-Ieebnor. Washington Devereux, president of thel BOSTON, 0m. 10.~MflJ0r* John 'R.
'A talk on "The Operation ‘i'of'tha N. A. E. I. and chief of the 'Electriéu'l'.'Corfin.-who is, handling the ”csmpnign
Electrician’s License Law in-‘New York: Department, Philadelphia Firé Under ‘ for the, gale Uf’léibel‘ly 'LOHII’ “Bonds '10
city will be given by Hubert S.'WYn- driters Association. isoldiers in New England, has reéelvedl
koop. pustrpresident ol' the N. A? E: l..' The otheersxare: L. N. Iieclmer, press; reports “0m 111558100115 limits 'an‘d .
Electrical Engineer Department ’of Maui; M. H. Mahoney, vice-nl'esident;;501‘m indicalillg that: m'enwuml'officeis
Water Supply} Gas and Electricity. '12. J. 'Forsyth,’~r;slzc.retary; P. 0. Non-[Mike «Te‘rosnondinz. well. Fifty VIN)!“ ‘
New Yorli 'city, and chairman of the menu, chalrm'a‘ukxecutive committeeéc‘mt 0’ the enlisted men and forty
J :r‘nnsu Board. New York city, will he Committee of ‘sri‘iingements: C. i. ' percent 0f Ill? Cll'lh'fln employ’es at tho
given.‘ 3 Finch, R. W. Bray; Charles Joyce, 1". headquarters 0‘ ”’0 department or the
1A dinner will be held at the Hotel M. Hill,‘ Raymond 'Hotchkjss" ‘P. H. Northeast have subscribed. 0i“ the 108
[men in the Boston, provost guard. 74
have bought margin“ $3.700 worth
gof bonds?“
Iusirated address by Thomas H. l‘ny,' SCHOOLHOUBE PLANS” " . "1
past president of the N. A. E.~i., and a - Architect W. H. Boers, 17 Madisonl ‘ u .. h ' ‘
member of the NationalF‘ire Proctec- “"9““. New York. hfls'cnmifl‘eled ”1'9: ARGUMENTS tN DRAFT LAW
.Dlans 1for the two sclioolhousesto ho‘ ' ' - CASES” ‘
erected here, oneiin upper Norwall‘r: ‘ , « . .1 "
.and one in South; Norwalk. The “ASHWGTONSQCL 8.-—To*n-armit
buildings will be-of brick, 50x90 feet. an em" decmm‘i "‘9 supreme 00“”
.lWo stories high, mm will cost in the today adanced- appeals vinvOlVin'g con-
neighborhood ”of $50,000 mamm- Blituti‘onalitror modrartlnw and’nx'
necticut’Record. ‘ ; ed Decenibor‘10,ior hearing argu
1 . ‘_ . ., . merits. ; . .
., .‘Aclion. who token “013 motiotlz‘of their
. Government. which 'nsk’eo‘ ‘ that; ‘argu-
men is on9 seven: mills-ho heard at the
immediate: 1' . "
vtAmon‘g'ihem are those of Em‘nm‘
Goldman and Alexander Berkmanr
sentonoeu to tworearu' imprisonment
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cal Standard!” .
A question; box will he conducted at-
I'neetlng are invited - to“ trike pin-fin the
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‘ goaliiptioniuge not to register-'1"
new LAW 0N PERSONAL IN—
“ couasli-W"
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and (fines for ‘ urging/men of. con-
lamp shades and other decorative ar~
titles for the home.
Some Imported Gretonnes “'llli'll
arrived early this. week SllUW wonder-
fully rich colorings‘and will be. very
demrutive: for hangings and covers
for large pieces of furniture.
Third floor.
The'Autumn Silks
:. Notwithstanding war renditions
and thediffieulty of obtaining certain
fabrics, the silksare more than ever
satisfactory. j ' '
ESpc-eially ‘are the"Double Faced
Satins and Changeable“ Tattetas
beautiful enough to please the
most "fastidious. The combinations
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of taupe and navy“ blue, lilaek "
and dark red with other sombre
shades," contrasting with the tor-i
quoise, rose and pale reseda, all blend-
ed in the some piece; ‘are'unusuul and
beautiful.“ Surely the evening and
afternOOnfro'eks made of these lovely
. Silks will be effective-and need scarce-
ly-any Ornamentation or trimming. .
$2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 a. yard 5
Main floor.
An
Bread ’1‘ ms, $200110 $7.75
Ci'aeke. * and Cheese Dishes,
$4.75, $5.50, $6.00 and $7.50
Casseroles (Guernsey insets),
$4.75, $5.00 and $6.03
Candle Sticks, ‘
$1.00, $2.25, $2.75 and, $4.50} .
Trivets, $5.50, $6.00, $6.50 and $10.00 f
Mustard Jars, “ 35 cts each
Lemon Forks 20 cts eaoh’ ,,
Sardine Sets, $1.75 set‘ ~
Toast Rooks, $1.75 each ‘
Main fil’vm‘,
Gerard's New Book
“My four years in Germany,”
by James W. Gerard-
, One of the most important contri-
butions to the literature of present.
day events. It‘contains facsimile ro- -”
productions of documents that were ‘
never intended [to see the light of day. . ‘
It gives an intimate View of German '.
court life and also a clear account of t
the conditions of the German people i , '
up to the time that Ambassador (ler— i
ardleft. Germany,
x. , Main floor.
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$2.00 3,.»
. NEW HAVEAK‘OCL 10*“8’15’ "”7 BOSTON, 0cl1.9-—;;Whnt the Sundayl owner.- Massrigoa‘. 10.—-’-"l‘hls city . n' ,, WAT,” a,” .
‘ r; “0115 made II Visit to thoomce oi the schools can do to ‘lieln‘r‘fi ”1'3 W8“ llas'set'mlt'lo show what a' suburban ".HARI'FOR f of “ ' ' ‘
"93' Internal Revenue, Collector '"to ob- was-told by W, C. Pearce.»of-Ch'ic- (-nininuhity.'~con do" to haunting L29- subscription to' Liberty Loan was ind:
‘ l5 {tain forms for returns of perennni'in- 330' representing the SundfiY’SChGOl [*ehy'lminr‘Boy §couts have dintrihut- creased by, nearly a million yesterd'w.‘ >
’15} comes under the new law. No in'-' .VVKRCOUHCIL at " meeting 0" the Bos- lo'l u "may” 10 3-”00 mulch and femur when the Phoenix Mutual Life. infirm” ‘
. . . ,, . . ton“ Sunday $011001 Superintendents? row men will follow them u in a . .
structmfisfltesardlng this portion ,0! Union last night. He said that u deuhouse-to-hohisei drive to last te'npdays “3°" “mum“ “would take Who-”3'
the lawhnvewbeen receiveu. It was
finite nrosramv would soon be issued VA'womun’s committee has started Lib the Conneéticut General wet ”WSW“ .
jam that while persons whose in- . by the, council. one of it's features-arty Loa‘n chains throughoutsihe city. and the Hartford Steam Boiler Isiah“ . ‘ “
‘ j'eomes qrerslnooi a- year have‘io make
[gill be “S'C'iim‘tma; 1?“? flollection Elle “city will try to 3'3“? 31.803.00.931; once and Inspection company, $200,000, ,~
iii. return it. is not yet nettied‘that the“ 13;;,ef'vjoeli'yt“slum?“niffioohellAgleerti‘tclil‘ilrll: n i umina ed clock m ”a can er The city has subscribed 1.6? 37W‘
' have to pay a turn ' .' "Svrlun:Relief‘COmeittee.” '-
the business district shows the pro- . ‘ .. "
' " " ' . ' ' tq date. udafixmlm' "‘ “him" lfidiu . . '
uvl‘UMf SCHOOLS CAN‘HEL'PWAR: '1 BOOSTl'NG‘IL’iBERT-V‘LOAM l HARTFOiRD' LOAN SUBSGRlPTlON .H.
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