. “M L .1 files company against order-it of Con " Stamford. came with Travis wltgn he was taken to Bridgeport to be an-1 t'h- Mr M at us home 1 ,. will. m utter- l while Ito—woo in “wee E 1 E ticut cities that“ , ‘l fruits woo cchlor, at tho Stan- , National Bank. whor- ho had been )ed for" non. Ho in" u -acc boy“ do so. the authorities say I'M “I also hetore United . . W Hm J. Lowery nun in bonds were tired at s...— ” M a hooriu to be held in the sinners Chambers Januan 6 it 2 o'clock. Mrs. H. Cowe. of ,is said to have furnished .1“ my neceaaaly for Sy'itos rte-j "loading to the complaints,1‘rnur W a certificate or deposit 101 to t , .9. in favor of Sykes to tide lllln over In a, ““3111 spot in his bulimia dell-f When 'i‘mis left the bank ear- in October the bank odicisls stated tths cashier was let go becoml to extended credit to the. Sykes lotov' . Block Fur Scarves, unilnul slttipos.“ . $2250. $2150 and $05.00 'Bllck Lynx Scarves, animal shapes, a few left from Aligust Stile offcred at August Sale gunman Schgyler Merritt. tho is pl‘lCt‘S, .,. $65.“), "5.“11p‘90 "low president of t e inutitntion. - ‘ AHOI'IOY sWey T_ 193m of: Infl' 10 miilt'll. m.” “d w.” tainted before Commissioner anery no announced um Judge John 8. 1 3 591. 99.0.00 “ ,mhlo-diixooifcdggen‘iniltc 123% mi Raccoon Scarves made of host S‘I‘lt‘t'ht‘d skins, Gum dull 535.11.133.31 "3.3.” 32500 to $35.“) :33? Stiffgxmx‘" 5.1312125: lath to match $15.00 and $20.00 ' if , counts as city trt-nsurer audited. He V’ ‘ . lion 0! the floor leaders of both par Ill! be disrlméd Both men hnvc retained counsel 8nd :1 stiii‘ bottle will bo put up. Traci: was treo'nutot oi the city 0! Btomtord since 1901. and on Monday the Common Council ordered his ac- hupo Pox Sets,l1nct~cloctctl sit-111.11,. ‘ $165. 00, $175.00 to $210.00 Hudson Seal Scarves, $18.00 to $75.00 is well knowp in the community and binds to match. $27.50-and' $35.00 E%$l;jé:li§;i§§:gmxfim; ‘1tura1 Skunk Scarves, }il'lt‘(‘(l according to size, Sykes is married and has maintain- $75.“, to $250.00 Egglgéiggnfit}:“Kigali: 13:“? tral Skunk Mulls, :1 limited number, yora Block. rnonu Main sert-t. , $37.50, $415.00 and $75.00 Si'l'UA'l‘lON :lS ' “’5‘ F” 5°‘"°“' 39”” “Pd 3137'“ » V‘ERY (‘RlTICAL‘ M1153 to match. $100.00 1 '—'—-——_-- l (Continued 0‘ Page i‘welroi g l Taupe Wolf Sets, $95.00 and $140.00 , ,--n-—— ‘ ' ‘ \1 omen oi tht‘ (01111111 llll‘lltl am 1110-, listiblc and mutant ticmand for it. i One wotc must still be won. but in ad; dition to that the combined oppooi , Sets for Children and Kisses White Thibot, Muskrat, Nutria, Raccoon, Pox, Squirrel ind Squirrel. lies, who hate agreed in secret ileu- ‘ .1011 with the other antisumscc torc- Bs in the Senate toprevont the re- monaidorntion of the resolution. must be overcome. "It. is not realized Fllllil ho". "It-L81 the disaster will be it the amendment 1001“. 550010 a.” is not passed by this Comm. iii ' .wlll moon not only'the nccbsslty of ---- Second floor. a second campaign in the lower house“ ' l but the delay of our entra‘flchisement , :21: lfiliytdlelndgtmd'w min, A Roycrott A now Book by , . - res are no mdam union this winter and spring and. Dictionary l8 31'“) Andre Oh 9' . ms to ratify it’ the amendment “Rom, a robber “The essentials of W teaches them. Next winter there will . who has lost his v' ~~ , be only claw-n. it is probable. more: 3 ' an Olldlfl'lflg IC- I'mer, ‘t’hat it the ammendmont goes 1 nerve.” tory," “’th11 is ta ' nto t a next Congress it will be do- ‘ H ‘I ' ’flM‘d in it until immmedistely before Your Duty' ”1‘ charp warning lumen: and a. demonstration do- things you have to do and not a damn tap more ” ' ~ “Work, that which keeps us out of iron- ble.” ‘; h I“ At the Men's Wear Section Many comfortable woolen things, knit— tcd .or woven, intend- cd for colder math or, skating, golf, ice yachting, skiing, etc.‘ the presidential elections in 1920 for the sake of political advantage. It ' Could not thou be ratified until two‘ years later. because of tho irreztiian fly or legislative sessions in the ltates. "If women do suitor the injustice of this delay, the blame will be upon‘ the President and the Democratic party which is now in power." , in addition to the business sessions. 1 <how the great dan- gers of the armistice period preceding per: manent peace. $1.50 Book Shop. main floor. Some New Glassware 'A combination of cut and pressed glass which has the general appearance" of cut glass, the flowc rs be- ing cut, and the lines nt which Mrs. John Rogers of New York. who is chairman of the advis-' Dry ommcll. presides. the conference “clinics a dinner at the notional head quarters on Saturday evening; a mass ' meeting on Sunday afternoon. at which twenty~six suitragists who have served fill sentences for demanding the passage of the suifrage amend» mom during the present your wiu ra-l ceive prison pins. and representative“ of the entranchised women at other nations appear in their national cos-- mndiiig the passage of the amend ' . snout, on Monday Muil’lers in khaki and 103‘ as being . Decision just reached to hold dent pressed. Won 6n $111111; in ”like” 001013 so heavy and r owes to a miss an urn ' Y m Mennfluration President Wil- . ,warm. $300 DISpIa: 0:, on one port's ew Freedom" and all other; i . .' ' Itiarnrzcott on d‘emoc‘racy. symbolizing ' Helmets! “mm (301' a e o Wand of mer‘ can women that ! . use ‘ “a maltion be made cousis— ' 01', saw Fruit 332$!" 3131188 cat by the extension of democracy tol w ' 1.18128 1‘ versi- BOWlB, own peoplethwiiilo ape geeks the , I'll e Nappies, high 01' 10W my 0 9 09008 0 Fu 1 women attending the conferrnpgol ble ends, khaki 0010?, competes and vases fill hkc' part. the to olution being 1 . . 31m $1.1”, $1.75 and $1.95 I 1 i am “311111111011st to hold the dam-l Bosement. ', Main iloor, front. The" women will gather in lltt‘ na- heodqnarters and march across: fie pork to Littlyetto' s statue, carry-l H- MC- "S‘i Hose for Women as the charm tri-ooiors. Several; . , are expected to take part. i A long ribbed stocking 8121.86th 1.0 a llglll’ t m til: $31.1? gladgzd f21.11]”weight: [outlier sole and an opening for the heel _ t in” m m mm! mm ml. of boot or slippn. White, gray, rose, blue, pur- 411:, black and gold coin: Q. , awn-Id; sndlvniuo this delicious . , .. v. armor fins mug ’51)an Gross Pox Sets, large animal scarves“ [at roll/Mod, 165] The store will be open Saturday, owning, December ‘21 Monday and Tuesday evenings, Dtitrt‘ulllt‘l‘ 23 and 24 Oriental Rugs Our group of medium sized rugs in desirable colorings at prices within much of all who like these rugs from the Busi. If you want :1 rug); this; is un cxccpiitmul chance. , One Beloocllistan, tlccp rich red. size 27 11 Till inchcs, ' $40.00 One Shirvan, iii 11 58 lnCllt‘S, $30.00 One Ramadan, it) x 72 inches, $75.00 One Kazak, 4'10 x 102 inches, $125.00 One Chinesc, Zl x 711 inches, $45.00 One Chinese Mat, 2.0 x 33 inches, $15.00 One Chinese Rug, 6.2 x 9 feet, $200.00 Oncllamnd n, it) x 70 inches, $55.00 Beautiful Handkerchiefs For the Holiday Demand For Women. Hand printt-d volurml novelties, 25 Batiste, St. Gall rm- (1 . ._ lu'oidcrcd, an Linen, hand t-iulu-oi- 35cts. dcrcd corners, Linen, assorted hcms. Linen, hand embroi- 50 dcrcd Madeira work, 59 embroidered corners, 75 assorted hcms, and tape hcms. $1.“) glove size. For Men. Linen, llt'lllsfili‘llvil t'tluiW, 25 1.- tripe borders, 2: ii 1 initialed. $1100 . Nnin floor. Toys for the Kiddies Au Aeroplanc that really flies, home made of wood, cor cred uiih liirht parchment pup“. and it w 111 truly take the air. $3.00 Substantial Wooden Toys Trains, freight or .passcugcr cars, 5 or 6 pieces. . )thu complete about six feet long. 3800 Army Trucks, nicely painted in a war gray, khaki color tops, ~ $2.00 ‘ Aerial Truckis with inutatiou search lights. 'l‘hcsc arc made till automobile chassis. $2.25 The ever popular Red Cross Ambulance, $150 Road. Rollers, 3150 Oil Tank Ours, $1.50 Jitneys, Truclts, Busses, etc, all prices. Occupational and Educational Toys Simplex Typewriters, 21 sizes, . $1.00 and $2.00 Erector and Bricktor Sets, fully equipped. Gilbert Sets, wireless tolegraphv, telegraph and telephone. Chemistry 8018,1101) trsi tubes and chemicals, $1. 00 up. Destroyers, and Submarines that will submerge, $1.25 each. Gilbert Rapid Fire Gun, $3.25 Target Games for hanging on the wall, target is of cor ', $1.25, $1.75, $2.20 and $2.75 Brisc Target, with bristle tipped arrows, per- i‘cctly hamnlcss. 50 cts. and $1.00 Barcroco, the great international war game.‘ Most inietcsting' military game of the day. For old and young alike, ‘ $3.00 Poppin Ball, an indom game, $2.00 Drums, hollow snare style, complete with sticks and shoulder straps, to cis. and $1.50 Sand Toys, ‘Plle Drivers, Pumps, cyclones and ~ Bowlpr Andy, , him. up. Red Brass Outfits for little girls, complete with 1111 need . accessories” ,_ $1.95 . Glass Illk Stockings Jewelry No more acceptable gift for a Womer than a dainty petticoa: ' o uh..- Heatiierblocms' and Preach 8111193115, black and assorted colors, $1M Ecctherblooms, biz-wit and col- tors extra 512115.5295 Katharbloom tops and silk flaunt-es, $2. 95 Extra sins, $3.95 T350113 Sill“, ‘ial‘lt‘ly Hi" 51)]le and many colors, $3.95 All 811k Jerseys, some in lulu-y two-toned effects, others trimnml .with silk fringe, . $5.95 Silk Jersey Petticoats, a Spfl - in] group, showing deep plaitcd flount- ~01: or fringe, $750 $1050upto$1500 z Warm Robes and Kimonos I i Corduroy, high waist lino, belts and pot-heir, some in kimono style, old ruse, wistnria, light and dark blurs, $7.00 and $8.50 ‘ Corduroy, wide or narrow walc, lincd throughout with silk, $18.00 Zanana Silk Robes, linotl with silk, \‘01 y lui~ urious. $25.00 Quilted Satins, t mhioitlcrt d 111 silk and lined with quilted silk. pockets and girdles, $25.00 Satin: with ‘(lt‘i‘ll flowered borders. Wltlt’Hlt'l mono sleeves, $15."- Boacofi Blanket Robes,'nttractive i'illtii‘lll;~. $7.50 and $10.50 Torry Cloth, made with girdles and pockets, . washable, $7.50 1 Breakfast Gowns of Crepe trimmed with ribbon and silk embroidery, specially priced, $5.95 Albatross embroidered in silk, $8.50 Japanese Silk Kimonos vmbroidercd with gold dragons, efl‘ct-ts in green, purple, red, black and white, $7.50 to $25.00 Flanucletto Kimono; in gay floral patterns. made with high belted waists. $2.50 to $4.50 Second tin Wash Goods Section ‘ - Third floor ' Dainty materials for houSe dresses and children's school wear. Much variety Shining Madras - Equally good for men’s shirts or wom— en’s dresses and .waists. W h i t e grounds with colored stripes in neat sheets. 45, 59 and 65 cts. Part ,silk and ex- quisite quality, $1.00 For While Gowns Voile weaves in novel effects, stripes, plain or in clusters, sometimes a fine open work design. very dressy. Chocks from small diniiiy 'wcavcs to large ,- two-inch squares. P181113, a combination of large and small checks. ’All very sheer and will make the dainiiest of dresses and blouses. _ .36 and 40 inches wide, 39, 50 and 50 etc. Plain White voila, al‘aw ays popular, several ‘ .- W 30,”:11111151'58‘ : . ~- j :Qfioor. ‘ Qinghams Gay plaids stripes, 32 wide, and inches 45 (:18. Mediiun and large plaids, 59 and 85 cts. Anderson Ging- ham, 3?. inches, fin— , est made, $1.25
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