_lib what 1111mm m
mun-1m. the problem of the toe- Beard to "prenatally; clever)
future. of Russia should be considered State Council or helm.
b3 governments and nations oi the try. These tepiesentatlves will, ,in
universe as a pmblent of their out in my finances, include governors of
ture Russia uill not perish She is eaten.
great). suuering but not deed. Her It in known that those attending will
national tones are regaining remerke- in” E3 Endioott. of Muaechw
bly quickly, and her enort to recover eette: WW Knot-ding. oi
her unltyandgteauieuaullntceue Jen; Inert! Pullout Walton. ol
Mtlieheattatuthueubune Weevcrocmertnsheo
SlllJlilllllllllllill
Institution . .. ..
overnuut 0f Ott'tsk Sends find! as a conditiroln 1161:3335) tot the l(ignoring-‘0 Peter Nor-beck, of South Da-
maintenance of o eren erna ion- to vernor John T. Cornwetl, of
A92“, to Allies Through .1 equilibrium West Virginia: Samuel 11111111, and
Boris Bakltetefi l. "11 11111111191019. out: the 11.11 11101 1—1 Rose: 0.3111111“, or Chicago.
—..._ 13lonal government. into whoee hand: This commence, according to an
has been intrueted the supreme power aouncemente, will be of great import-
by the people of Inesia. the regional once. it will discuss and arrange the
government, the convention and corn. policy (or the handling of nationwide
mittee ot the members of the Consti- problems, more particularly those cov-
tuent Assembly. the zematvos and mu ering non-war construction. In prepur
nicipalities addresses itself to the al- ation for this meeting, Bernard M. lla-
lied powers. It expects to receive ruch, chairman of the War industries
their aid and considers itself in the‘wBoard, has made public a list of pm-
night to demand insistentlv upon such Jocts which should be deferred until
help final peace has been declared. The
“it is to the head of the gr eat A1111: ‘list embraces paik improtemems, elde-
ican denior1ac3 tetogttiud apostle- of walks, mot ing pictute houses theatrts
peace and fratemitt of the nations and othei amusement places publlt
111-.11 11 makes 11.- appeal. All aid al- buildings. garages. gasoline stations.
readv extended to Russia by the Allie»: hank buildingfl. n0n4War factories.
would be in vain it the new help‘mills. apartment buildings, chum-hes.
shoultd nirite too late 01 in insufficient BCliOOlS. sewage systems, RIM" “Ni“
, g 7 , ._ . nan it1.Every hour ot dela3 threat tors. gas and electric light plants and
gil‘AAllfgfifxl 0291:": Juana,” .33: :11: “t sens uilh innumerable calamities Rus- -‘.\Vilel"'0fk improvements.
v M 1, dl ‘ “ sin, the Allies and 011191 nations " Construction restrictions gradually
tar. ‘ u' 0 ‘ ‘3 threatens “I” . m. __ .... will be modified as soon as war condi-
nnutnmahlc calamities Pussia. the Al
*5 and other nations." | WAR lNDUSTRIES BOARD ltions permit
The provisional government erpt‘t'h
he aid of the Allies and the l'nitml
tea. and "considers itself in the right
I: demand insistently upon such help" - HARTFORD, Nov. 8. ~llichard M.
aye the appeal, which is signpd 1,, Biesell, chairman of the l‘onllet‘licul
'icholas Avksentiell. president or 11... State Council of Defense, and Santtn-l
1vllsonal government. and 011m- \'.1. Ferguson, state directOr oi‘ non-war
1 sky, Premier. construction, will, at the invitation or.
1“" is evident that the em (3f m... the field division. Council 01' National
la from the number of belligerents Defense, attend. WINOVPUWH‘ 11 and
d the process of dismeinbcnuou1 12 .11 conference with the Federal War
11
WASHLVGTON, D. C, Nov. 8.71Fur—
.7 ' and immediate aid from the allied
1 Marion Govemmenls in ridding
‘ : in of Bobbi-til. control and re-cs-
lblishiug order is ‘4“de in an appeal
Adressed to President Wilson by thi-
nnmlidaled Rtis~‘1-111 provisional em-
. ‘ ment at (knelt 111.1! deliterr-d 111511-
tatw Lansing yesterdat b3 int-is But;
Retell. Russian Ambassador 111 ”it
7txited States.
After describing the reign of t1-1'r11-
naugurated in Central Rllse'llt by the
lolshetilu and “Small“: that control
i this Plrlllélll is llllltlt' pos>ible only
brough (Iertnnn influentw. the appeal
' 9's aid already extended to Russia ht"
Connecticut to Be Represented at
Gathering on the 11th and 12th.
THAT ANNOYING,
PERSISTENI‘ cation 1
law had to ohronl lung trouble or
mran 1L1t the chronic sine Ilka-1h
u imam-11L In either new try
EOKIAN’S ALTERATIVE
'l‘h‘u luric t-nl tissue-repairer nun-
plus ti ct: Knnwiedged benefits of I‘ll-
«111111 mum-mt without. diaturbi. 11.- the
stoma 11 remains no Alt thol Nar-
colt: c ‘:l{at1 t-F‘nrmlmr Drug.
’1 ch ll is suffering has a doep influ..lndu3tfl85 Board. Invitations Wt-l‘t: ‘2 3“... ”w ‘1‘. ‘1 “10, m We
Me on the fate of all the other coun» issued. pursuant to the wishes of i). It. Purl. lrtclullme'r we. in dr date. ‘
," said a paraphrase of the appeal. McLenuan. chief of the non-war con-1 “““ “ ‘°"' "“‘“"“‘ l“ _ 1
notionoltheWer today;
OUR FIFTY- THIRD
Anniversary
3 A Birthday Event Rich in
3 Money-Saving Opportunities
T HE "House of Faircltild” is also the home of splendid values. It 15
so all the year round. It is especially so during the big Anniversary
Sale. In every department of the store are remarkable values 111
,worth-while things. Economy 111 buying made possible by tcm tin re-
ductions' IS increased by the unquestioned quality of the good; air-
child quality has in 53 years of successful business won for us the confi-
dence of the publtc. You know when on come here that you will find
the broadest assortmcnts the best v allies. the lowest prices. 'll1osc
same qualities are here now in the \nnitcrsary Sale at prices which are
the lowest of the year (time and cnim them
111111111 stats. 5111111 Plated, a piece: 81.50
CARVING SETS—Special It . . . . .. . . . . . . 83.15 to 31.50
SERVICE SETS 0! 1947 Rogers plate at . . . . . . . . . 13.50
COFFEE SETS in Shemfld reproductions ._..... 819MB
romrrr sms. regularly 822.25—at. . . .....-...-.. 815.00
MILITARY SETS. regularly “LSD—It 1 . . 1 . . r. . . ".76
MANICURIE SETS. rclrularly "950—“ . . . . . . . . 813.50
romm SETS. regularly anon—at . ..... . .. 81.50
GOLD FILLED (‘onvcrtible Wrist Watches—at
$12.50 w 810.50 '
t'mmvs CUP of Sheffield I’llth . . . . . . . . . . . . “.03
NET BOWLS of Solid Mahogany—It . . .........~ 32.98
\IILI'I‘ARY CRIMES of Solid Mnhmny . .‘rrr. . . . “.98
AUNIJTES or Silver Plate at ................... 800
\U’l‘OLI'l'ES of Sterling Silver—«t .............. $2.19
SALTS AND PEPPERS. mllrly 75¢ ouch—at . . . . 490
m RAILS. regularly 83 coda-ct “.98
NAPKIN RINGS. mlnrly st. Ill—at .. 750
snntn' arm nrrm 1 c-
Plain—4n
I-mvhw Helen-u» «It . .
Plow-w “nun-1c lu Dutch Silver reproductions of shot-
fidd “filo-ll» ...e..‘eee-tu»e‘uec1......uenu. .1.98
'l‘l‘.\ SETS in Slicfllcld reproductions .......... 822.98
lngersoll Radium, night or day “infill-1‘:
anléi't'e' 's'a't'ei; 'nmn—et' . . . 33 .1710
Waterman Pens (self-filling) ..... 82.50
Moore’s Service Pens with year's simply
otlnk tablets. .......... .1850
mind's ”loam 8N: (plated)...1ll.19
The Anniversary Sale offer: _
theBeet CbncetoBuy Chieimar Gifts
at Special Low Prices '
Sale Ends Saturday, November 9th
Make your selection: now. Pay 11 small deposit if you like and articles
will be held until deeircd. .
G W. Fairchild & Sons
997 la. a. no.
A Big Special in
Sheffield Plate
Choice of 1!. dozen
pieces of Shemeld Re-
productions at a spe-
cial price.
$11.98
Baking Dishes
Sandwich 'l‘rnys
Sandwich my;
with handles
Bowls
Cracker and
Cheese Sate
Ont-her Ind Jar
l‘rlutx
Vegetable Dishes
Ooo-emloe
Gravy Boat and Trey
Cake Baskets
Pie Plates
_. .r——« \
"I
&~_
.. 1%»
new; ‘
(‘ltlld’s Educator Set isle-fling)”
mam-rte Guano (not
Brn- Flns (ROM-filled).
best: or Clocks.
boron v) ........... u to "2.30
Chest of Holmes 8: Edward.- silverware
(fin I) 820. 25 to $50.00
. 84. 98
d- filled) ..... . 150
81.75 and 82.00
(mild mu-
3‘
11am: rte-rune
. Hemmer.
W than.
M. Hermon 1. "is.
How fine
the furs!
Warm and rich and pretty, furs bring their coin-
l'orting service at instant cull!
How line they are - .soft and: grumble and dc—
lightin" as they lll‘lll" their wutmtli to tutnlnu 1111113
of every cold ln'cczc.
How pretty they 1111?; what phasing coniiust or
what excellent 1111111111113 they offer 111 one apparel.
Service inurks them: every (1113‘ all through the
season for scarf is acccptalile~aud mull” is l'KllSpt‘l‘l-t
sable through greater part of that some period.
But make no mistake in choosing!
Get fut piece which has soft pliable skin and
good 0 ion sutfacc. Get it from a dealer in whom
you have co11f‘11dcnceYou actually have to depend
on csc1lcr,\\hcn 3'01111113' f tire. Better depend on u
sollcr you know. 4
. Worthy l'ut's arc pltutcous llt‘l‘t‘. Mulls of the
.1111". lmpts walls in the graceful 111-w models that
it. so cmnlurtingly, and 111 all the skins and all the
colors that fashion apptoves. M, '
These ci‘nmplcs arc of intwrest. 1w— W21;
*51‘30 l0 "0 a”
["ili'l.‘ lynx
M iii.“
Taupe fut
Scarfwthl't to 880
b'rttt'l---l-l‘~l1 to .‘l00 Muff-3‘ 5
111.11. [or it!
Scarf—8100 . ' Mulfu 3‘15 ,3! 1
Silver luv—imitation . «tl‘gh- 14>-
kart—$55 Mtilf»—$"m RWX"; ' '
lilm‘k M113? S ‘31:“.
It’ll-$37.3“ to Ho Mull ~31? l1-
!l5 f_""f.1‘
Ltttillo will ‘
Bluff—~3'ALO to f '
Skunk
Mum-$11) to :60
Stnrto-S 36
Scull—$81.61) to $60 ‘
lithium sen]
Muff—~Sl9.50 to 231)
113-111! skunk
V Mu"! ~83? 50
3“." lira-.er
" Mun-850
Natural eqult-rel
Mull-412.4)
'qupc lynx
Scal‘l— $70 and ‘85
Scarf—$37.50
Scarf—£5
Scarf-$75 and $55
Scarf—835 NWT-"$75 4
1 Blended eqttlrrcl ‘
Scarf—875 ‘1‘” ' Mutt—tat so
. Nun-lat &
kart—876 and $85 l\lutt-—— .
Lingerie of
Q ,
fut-e beauty.
Sweetest of crepe dc chine and
satin camisoles; so appealing one
knows they’ll be'wclcome gift-
,and so attractive that one wishes
them for 0110’s own wear!
Pure white and delicate .fiesh
pink, simple (if oilect 'or. richly
trimmed with beautiful lace.
Yes; and deep black satin cami-
soles too. 85c to $4.50
Sensible freedom-giving and
luxurious bloomers. Tub silk and
crepe dc chine and Italian silk
and wash satin of fine texture.
Oddl3 enough of as much comfort' in one season
its in another—lot \\ omen who like their coolness inc
admirer also like their wannth' in Winter! $2 to 85.
Smart and deini3 envelope chemise! o! crepe do
a. me with decoration of fine-texture Val or many
flOWLAND's _
lino: mm on Main Street, Fan‘field Ave... Cannon Street
Overcoat
that: IS rt gilt -
RIGHT! That is it; all summed up in a word.
Right style; fitted for wear to business or on so-
3,...
(-1 llll occasions—us torrctt for professional men as for .
all other.
Right fabrics: good-\t'oight warm
wuolcns that are as warm as it heater.
close-woven
I\l“lll tuilursing: .tittlt ul'tcr stitch where it is
. llth‘thtl to make sutc shape \till hold: expert cutting;
fine and 111011111211 finishing.
Right colors: rich oxford gums and good
browns, and live blues—sonic mixtures that make a
man look as youthful as he feels.
$30 to $60
_ And right ‘11 's :1 gnod ii11.c to take your pick.
Because vour size is hero—and tltcrc ic- 110 surety.
that, such coats can be had llllCI‘;
no matter win you
arc ready to pay.
Main floor, rcur.
, Good light‘
is cheapest.
Gt‘nd light is (110 most and best. ‘ makes homo
cheerful. It adds to comfort of cvc13 hour spent in-
doors after sundown. -
'A good lamp is ltulll useful‘ and attractive. It
adds much to flll'lllrillll"fi of 100111;“l1ts in" with
other furniture. -
.101' a time, opportunity to buy such lamps,
cithr gas or (electiic, at savmg.
Dozens and dozens of lamps, large and small and.
short and tall,pl.1in or with rich decoration,-——but all
at saving. ‘- ._.
Gas lamps. Piano lam; shade;
melt lamp! with mahogany-tin- Rich and cheerlulehedeeln1ol-
lslt hoses and old rose shades.t ret- etc that add warmth and been”
titer M to $150- Ht 0 $6 to decoration of room. .
Art metal no lamp: with heavy Among huce ere ember me a.)
bone and shades of mleadltl er- hlne and pink and can: some
toot made by rich-lined gle- eel paneled with aetonne end with
in metal frame. Completely ready bright lining o!
for lizhtinc. rattler 812 to 817.50
810 w.“ Doeen «decent delightful come
- creation—end pee-u me- tee.
' finishing of ilk braid eed truce
M0 1;“? M“ or .111: or chullle.
thnnue-e leer-er. 111m and mm. 3'11— a.»
wind tee maligdfltl‘e: In: 60- .“ a... ”1
m I “‘5 “C
a bl. er {uni-uh 1.11 em out. '
m line
110 e we: ‘0! l 0 ' "
“ m I.
mar
w
"a.“ or ewe. M and unusual in deeme-
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