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Trench OvercOais
lshsdaflmaduaflauatoqmaveryspseislprlce,
$22.50
'lhsse Cools an easilyworth fit”. Nicely trimmed well
tailorsdandofthsnewsstdssigns.‘
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mmronmmhimmowm.
Onraasortmontthiayearislargerthanevsr—andpricedmuch
less than elsewhere—81.29 to 88W.
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Lloaning money to boys who had been
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time Mrs. Kinney wa. guest. at ban-
or and weaker.
Hrs Kinney's subject was “in-
dians that l have known and what
MI-I. Kinney spoke as president 0!
the Indian Association made up of
,repreaentative men and women inter-
listed in various lines of work, the
business of the association being as
it were, to plow up fertile soil andl
plant the seed and have some denom
ination to take up the work and go
She spoke of training
away to school and who were more
civilized and wished to live more de
‘cently. The government gave tho
Connecticut Association 160 acres 0!
land and 85000 was spent putting up
the proper kind 01 buildings in
Kinney spoke of the struggle to con-
. vinco Indians of the moral side of
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poems
MAI/V. ELMIEI ll IDDLE STS
Bridgeport
' Sale of Tailored Suds
An Etient of Great
Importance to Women
A mmagnidcent collection of Manufacturers' Samples, original
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questions and or their extreme sen-
sitiveness in regard to criticism of
:l any kind. She spoke of the Oneida
Indians in Nebraska, with whom she
spent some time. as being superior
l in many ways and leading a civilized
iii“. The first North American lu-
dian to be trained ss 3 prolessloual
lnurso came tram this tribe. being
graduated from the Hartford Train-
1 ing School for Nurses and worked in
tHartiord and all through the state.
[and receivI-d the same wages as any
iuhite nurse and had the confidence
and affection of all her patrons. The
many incidents and anecdotes relat-
J‘Eed by Mrs. Kinney were very help-
ful in understanding the (haracter
~5*afiI—Iand inner life of the lndian end some
1 interesting photographs were on view.
A rising vote of thanks was given
Mrs. Kinney (or her splendid talk
MI=r the salute to the flag the
menting was adjourned and a social
time enjoyed during the starving of
“freshments by the hastens. Dis.
played in the rooms were many in-
dian curios
The next meeting of the thapter
will he held at the home of th- re-
gent. Mrs, Robert I". Way, on lh’t‘t‘lli
her 20th.
TRUST COMPANIES
ARE PROSPERING
(Continued from First Page)
"“Illll the 1917 edition of "Trust
Companies 01 the l'nited States," this
‘publltntion re (hes its fifteenth is-
suo und in the period covered. Trust
Companies have achieved notable
gains in strength and influence.
"The figures for the year end'ng
June 30th, 1917. show total resources
to home-Jury !9.000.000.00i1 am .in-
crease of more than 81.300.000.000 or
la. and many Suits from our the new stocks, offered in two
tat prices which to.“ command the interest of every woman.
Lot l—Consisting of Velout's. Velv ets. Broadcloths.
Serzes. Gabardines. Silvertones.
Fur trimmed, Kerami trimmed, plush trimmed and plain tailor-
ed—in beautiful models showing cleverest tailoring and newest
style efl'ects. . i
l{clues $19.75 to 829.755—4n This Sale at
$14.7:
Lot 2—Handsome Velveteens. Chiffon Velvets. Ve-z"
Iours. Broadcloths. Duvetyns and Poirot Twills.
Moe's of these beautiful Suits are for trimmed, showing all of:
the newest and best; furs—~and ali strictly high grade tailored
and finished—
Valucs in this lot $35I5.00 to $75.00-—-at
$24,955
I! you have been waiting for the mo EVENT or THE YEAR
to buy your Winter...$uit,'thc time and opportunity is yours
NOW.
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All of these Suits are new and wonderful examples of the tailor 'a
.Some of them are manufacturers’ samples—others are
original designs—all are wonderiiul bargains and worthy of
prompt and close attention from buyers.
No Mail or Telephon orders for these Suits-
, None sent on approval—
None sold to dealers.
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Up Week.
Prepare for the Thanksgiving Feast,
for it 's the joyous home coming time,
Whammsdoorsopsnwldo to welcome the dear ones on
suggestshints
ocaslonand is to Wound
osuch furniture gives char-
home.
'IJ./i1/I" #i’CII/l rr -/~HrIII/III 1 Mr I
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17 per cent over last year. For the
flv-eyenr period Trust Company re
sources have increased nearly 8:,-
500 000. 000. or upwards of 63 per cent.
“The )(ntly summin' up there'ore
nftmds _cnuso for the utmost satis-
tattion on the part or the Trust (‘nm
punles oi the country and the Iopidly
growing clientele served by them"
ADAMS EXPRESS CO. DIVIDEND.
NF“ lORK. \ov l‘I.-—The Adams:
ExprI-sst‘ompnny yesterday declared n
dividend of St a share from Vaccumnlfxt
ed surplus payable December 1 This
firmwares with a dividend of Sl '10
Itwdorluul three months ago.
President Felicinno Viers oi Uru-
guay. and President Jase Panic of
Peru. have broken relations with Ger.
many. Dr. Viera was inaugurated
president in truancy more than two
years ago for a term ohsour years,
slid Dr. I'm-do has about two years
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ABOUT INDIANS
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We have had no'ault news {as along time soIbig and so full of inter
as this news of a sale of suits at 814.50 and $28 50. Women have‘ a chanc
to save a large share of suit's usual price and to pick from many oi thq
prettiest suits of the season.
\ Values! Some of these suits now $14. so were $30 earlier in th‘
season.
Those at $28. so are rare beauties with trimming of fur and other hand
some materials.
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$14.50
and
$28.50 .
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of meat He may even teach us, in time, to like war bread.
, But he can't, and he won’t try to, deprive us of the cheer and content of the Thanksgiving dinner; made ready,
wifli anticipation, served with the sauce of good fellowship, the brighter and happier because of the knowledge that
we are doing our part. ‘
Here are things to make easier and more saliSfactory the preparation and the serving of that finest dinner ll“
all the year:—- . - e '
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in this meltelware
Wonderful time- savers are some of these nickele'd artls i
clcs.
Great addition to convenience in serving is added by
others
Gra ceful dinnerware
New and attractive dinnerware, lastefui' m decoratidb as
well ,—so great an addition to table service that it actually
adds to enjoyment of each meal.
Fine French china with gold env
Irusted band decoration, 100 pieces—
l200: ten. cups and saucers—52!. 50
ioz: dinner plates-824 dot.
Limoges china with rich gold band,
too pieces—$159. so; ten cups and
”aurora—825 don; dinner plates—
‘m to dos.
Haviland china. dull sold band,100
tyres—881i 5:0 ten. cups and saucers
ng—Sl: dot; dinner pillow—$10 dos.
i Nippon china with bi’ack-and- -gold
fireclnn border. Ioo pieces—’65. 85,
ten cups and saucers—$9 don; dinner
iplatns—Slo dos.
i Limoges: china with double bond of
iii; In gold, Ioo pieces—In. 15; tea
imp» :md saucers—$6.90 don; dinner
:pl-I't 85.40 doz. -
l Over 30 of these handsome sets from which dishes
may be chosen exactly as wished :—one of this vegetable
dish, two of another, 3 platters, a dozen cups and saucers
lat large size, half a dozen of small —snd so on with not a
single dish to be bought unless the buyer has use for it!
English porcelain with dainty flow-
er border, 100 pieces, $42.85; tea cups
and “normals.“ dot; dinner plates
—85.75 doz.
Nippon china with btlus and white
decoration, too pieces—”3.50: tea
cups and saucers—83.75 don; dinner
plates-$5.75 dos.
American p: "slain, pink and green
border decoration, 100 pieces—824.80;
tea cups and saucers—14.05 don; dlna
ner plates—Oil. is dos.
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Relish dishes with nickel tram-4,
$2.75.
Bread trays—$2.75.
Alcohol tea. kettles—$3.15 to I
Percolation—83.25 to 84.25.
:Ilectrlc coffee machines-$9.50 and
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Chafing dlahu-fll to 812.50.
Electric toasters—$4.50 to 85.50.
Electric grills—86.50 and 87.50.
Thermos bottles—$4.50.
‘ Casseroles. nickel frame-8!.85 to
5.
n. plates, nickel frame—$1.25 to
83.75.
Tea sets, comprise teapot with tray
and sugar and creamer—$18.60.
Trays—32.
Crumb sets—80c to $3.15.
American porcelain, green floral
decoration. Ioo pieces—Iii. 8.1: ten
cups and salmon—82. 20 don; dinner
plates—$2.20 doz.
Coasters with cut star bottoml—
doz.
Steak planks—$5 and 86.
Oil riotous-83.
Sugar and «comers—$4.75 Duh
'l'ea kettles—81.95 to $3.76.
Despite the difficulty' In getting them across seas a
numblfr of the sets are French china—and none quite equals .
rrenc ' .
Tableware of
gleammg cut glass
How It sparkles almost as a diamondl What richness . '
it adds and what beauty!
And now there are some of the most—attractive of new I,
shapes and new styles or cutting to glorify the dinner-hour. 1
Batch from a master-cutter of America; and there are .
no workers in the world who equal the American.-
Cutlery to make
cooking easy
ih Time and bother are saved by use of such utensils as
esc:
Cookery tofrka. short or long wood- Spatulas with wood or aluminum
handle—35c.
Game shears—”.50.
Oys r openers-10c.
Pl admirers-10c.
Fancy orange cutters—soc.
Sugar and creams—81.75 to IC.
Oil bottles—32.25 to ”.50.
Vinegar cunts-$1.35 to 87.5..
Celery trays—82. 25 to ".60.
Punch bowls—97 to HZ.
Water sets—$6 to 833.
Commute—82.25 to “Mt
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Cleaners—35c and 15c.
Universal cook's knives—51.10 to $2.
Butchers' knives—25c and Mo.
Vents bls knives. several sorts—10c
n, m. Vase-11 to £22. .
Eu cutters—25c. y/
’ 320m unstable pester and sllcer— Can epsilon-"10¢ to 25¢, Bowls—fl to $16.59, Water bottles—u. ,
Cork screws—3c to 90¢.
Chopping knives—15c and Zoe.
Carving sets-42.25 to 812.
Game sets—82 so.
'l'ablc h.nivsa and torts—set of ‘—
Domino sugar trays—$1.25 to 0*
Orange bowls—u. 85 to 81. $0.
Footed bowls—81.16 to 85. so. ,
Broad trays—fl. u.
Mayonnaise sets-83 to '10. I...
Wins sou—m to at * .
Ice cream- trays—743.60 to 81.“.
Nappies-$1.28 as 32.59.
. spoon inn—suit to u.
Garnlsbing sets—50c.
Combination vegetable peeler, ap-
we corar, and potato scoop—10c to
"c.
Butter shavers—25c.
Grape Irult knives—80c.
Bread knives, straight or law
Igor-Sc to 63¢.
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Davmgs Special prices have been fixed to hurry them out of the store: to malt. _
com for Old Santa and his Toyland up on the light and bright and roomy third floor.
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Knits sharpenersv-II-uc and 81 ‘il.
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Two days more to buy rugs and linoleum at price much less that!
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Many sizes and sorts of rugs—every one at economy!
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