1‘."
- . keeping cool:
I, et‘ 1
‘ changes during the week.
the
.ules of the N. Y.. N. 11.. &
‘ scmmzLL THE “anren PAGE.”
not no
311153 UNEMPLOYED
3.. REDUCED TO 3,250
Decrease of 3,450 in Week Reported
by Federal Employment Director. I
Such reductions in unemploymentl
"0 made in Connecticut duringi
the past week, according to reports re!
ceived yesterday by Federal Employ“;
ment Director David Elder. as to oringi
down the estimated total or willing;
~bbbu individuals in the state to}
about 8,250. This represents 'a dlfler i
once of 3.450 from last week’s figural
Bridgeport with a drop from 6.000}
to 3,600, showed the greatest decrease. l ‘
w New Haven second on account or:
a reduction from 3.000 to 2,000, while:
Hartford. with 500 unemployed, Derby. ;
100; Stanford, 300; Norwich. 000.:
and Mlddletown 350, reported no!!
The labor:
shortage of 200 in the New Britain-
:Bnotot district remained and condt-T
than of supply and demand were.
shown to be equal in Waterburyzl
Maiden, Torrin'gton. Middletown, VVil-Y
.limntlc, Putnam and Staflord. \ i-
Julius C Stremlau. speaking for the:
Connecticut Federation of Labor. stat-
Ed the attitude of organized labor mi
fatorable toward the. Inited
States employment service, at a con ‘
Ibrence of local superintendents of the
pervice held Thursday at the Capitol.-
David Elder. federal director for_
Connecticut, presided. The following
superintendents were present: W. B.
Smith, Bridgeport;' H. N. Lee. steri-
iien; H. K. Diamond. New Haven;
Julius C. Stremlau. New London; An-
ton B. Nordin, Stamford; R. D. San-
flord, Ton'ington: Mrs. Leah Fitzgerf
hld, 'Willimantic. The conterence was
optimistic about ~the unemployment
pituation. '
, REFRIGERATION PLANT
FOR OSCAR F. SCHULTZE
Oscar I”. .N‘c-lmltzp is willing to take.
a chance now and then. but not" on
“'hen a winter of record
mildness wrecked the ice harvest and
local icemen began talking .‘10 ('Pm 1"‘1'.
Schultze. started riuht‘ in on a still
hunt {or a 1t“fl'l£'€!allt)ll plant. After
looking over a number of makes. ho
signed :1 connact 395191-1143 for :1 plant
of the latest t3pc for his )liih
mar.ket ‘
The marhSnen‘, inriurlin: an electric
engine. will be installed in the 11:140-
ment. and run to the ice box. fish box ;
and other places on the main floor.
The machinery is automatic. and rep-
ulsteedtself so that any gian tempt—ra-
ture may be obtained once that the
Inachine is set and a. stiflicient sup-
plv of ammonia supplied.
Mr. Sebultze is the first local mv-r-
chant t0 natal} a plint of this kind
and is to be congratulated once again
on so consistently practicing the pm.
gnssive ideas that he preaches. The
plant will be ready August 13v 11'.
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NEW TlME TABLES IN
EFFECT TOMORROW
Important changes in all time svhed-
ll. R R.
go into effect tomorrow and those who
are planning trips by rail should pm-
cure a .ime table from the nearest tick»
et office at once; and snidy it (rarelully.
thereby saving delay and disappoint-
1111 nl.
As already noted in tlinse
the Stamt‘ 1:} cars will run under :1; ‘Z-l
‘minutr head“ at. and tontn. row it" the
day i~ (1021' N .1-Lits Ltinn his 11:11:. cat s
reads it needed.
columrs
WILSON CCNGRATULATES
BUFFRAGIST LEADE" S
\VA‘H'\11T€)\ l5? 7 -—P1 esirlent‘
Wilson through the “bite H not 363-"
terday sent 30 Mrs: (a: rie (hapman
(‘att rre‘sitltnt of t :0 .‘ti'.’ ztional Amon-
ean “7191 1 1n X‘SL‘H‘: he following
message:
'1 join with 301.1. ant all friends or”
the suflrage cause in rejoicing over
the adoption of the ;ufErage amend-
ment by the Pleasegaecept
;and convey to youimfiociation my
Warmest congratulations."
ii lofl.
Congress.
CATHOLIC-S IN CCNN59TJICU1.
‘ Con‘nccticut is twelfth pnrthe list of
the twenty—eight states having a.
Catholi c population of 100 000 or more
according to The Official CathoLu‘gDi-
rectory” just publ' shed and cup} regntu
ed by J. P Kened 8: Sons of \‘ew‘
York .523. 85 being credited to this
state. The total £01 the United States:
is gixcn as 17.349.324.311 increase or!
133,021 over last year, only nine ditr
ceses shoeing a decrease.
Thr tact that we read from a printed
use sometimes given a blue author-
1: the thoughts expressed. We rev
mlnberWsanm
Kipltags story when he W-
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W" " ‘4“?— {be} «r. Summer Farmshmgs
These are Days When the Sea invites
“California”
ing suit.
is the name of thelatest style hath-
lt is adopted from those sensible garments in
which the women of San Diego and Coronado disport
themselves in the waters. of'the Pacific. This suit is
knitted has :1 straight tunic and has tights attached. In
black with lacings 11nd trimmings 01 white rose emer-
aid, purple .md other Wtractixe comltinzitions
369516 31351 x q
if
Suits or within and turf satin, and the C liftirnia
m. 1.1.4 15 included wuh these. There isgrettt variety in
these one-piece Suits. hearty all are in black and the
facings are in purple. red, rose and greemand some
vcr3' chic looking styles in black with gold facingSJC-
minding one of the humble pee.
$3.75 up
. “’00! Swimming Tights, one piece Suits.
$5.00 up
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Cotton Swimming Tights, $1.50
. Convenient Bags
for curing bathing suite
Rubber lined, attached to large from". raNily opened.
Styles in black. but: and green. $2.50
“1 11th these are designed {or l1.1tl mg s11it<.t‘1cy are 'equally
good for many other things.
Leather Section, main floor.
Bathing Caps
The new 1111c of bathing caps is in 13 1th all the latest styles
and shapes. Somehtm tubbcr takes on beautitul colt-rings
\and a dip in the nattr often adds to their lustrous beauty
These are in orange. blue. green black and lmender uith con-
trasting facings at the edge and sometimes an ornamental ’
{loner cr rosette of rubber.
25cts. to $1.50
Display on cc11:cr tables, north aisle.
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The WMCouéCc‘ra
With one of these the living room couch can be
dressed up to be cool looking and sensible bccause this
cover washes very easily, as often as required. The
housekeeper need not worry about small dirty shoes, or
the dog’s <mudd3 paws $2.00 and $3.00
Cretonne Pillow SE», medium. designs, gay and
attractix e 3et not easily soiled. ”age-ck
Crete-n 5‘. m, 31.!” a] $1.25
Scrlm' 111 white, ivory and um, with hemstitched
borders and squares. 39 b 60 do. a we}.
Muslin Sash Cumin, ready made,
50 ch. a pair.
Third floor.
Luncheon Sets
White Oilcloth. dull finish with stencilcd borders
in old blue rose or mixed colorings. 'll1cse are exceed-
ingl3mc2t and attractive, and they take the place of
nice linen.
$l.75
Thirteen pieces,
.' Art Section. main floor.
owe-c»
Women's Summer Gloves
' Sill! Glove. of'hcavy Milanese silk, button
length double tips white onl3 4 $2.“
Silk Gloves with contrasting embroider3 m w bile,
black, gra3 .md pongce colors $1.50 “$2.00
10
3 j Milanese Silk, two cl tsps selt Paris point backs
_ white black and gray, $1-15
4m Muen’ LongStE Gloves, double tips $1.15
“Fr Rhee:’ Clhmoioetea, one :lasp, in gray. mastic
and white, 89 ch.
Mean floor. _,‘
Men's Su'unrr-er Underwear
9" Of the character which fastidious men 11hr) re-
quire good ! :tting, easy garments and will have none
other 11 ill find here 1n various models.
Union Suits, difierent st yies, “Carter". make.
. 3 $1.65 to $4.00
Um‘on Suit: of checked nainsouk, “Roxford”
make. Knee and athletic styles. ‘ 31.50
Clearance 61 Millinery
Summer Styles at changed prices
Trimmed Straw Hats, exclusiw stvlegt
from famous makers 111 New York and 805.}
on"
ton Many from our own work mums
_ Former prices $6.00 to $10.50
Now $5.50
" Were $11.00 to $16.00 Were $16.00 111325.03
Now $7.50 Now $l250
Knox Sailors and Continentals. llack'
and colors.
.VVere $7.00 to $10.00 Were $12.00 l<l $15.00
Now $5.50 Now $9.50
All between $16.00 and $21.00
Now $l2.50
Vogue Hats in Milan, pmeapph
lisere, also Combinatmn straws.
1
.mno.
. ~J
Jill
Were $10. 50 to $11.00 ll ere 316.00 to $210“
. Now $9.50 Now $l2.50
White Goods
for Graduation Dresses
3-. Bdkiuu: Shirt: unanvu-s, “Ro fird" kc, '
a". ' x ‘ 2124!; ‘5' lbs dress tor mmmenccmcnt om ht 1 i . 3?:
girlish afiiir.pi;ti11l\'made with tuclo it .
«1 g Xen' e lectton, nei- floor. ,
, two. [he materials here listed .1rc mu: 1,-4336
" . E and will do for all summer, tea 11.11139511- lilf'» ~ ~
Hot Weather Comforts 3 " casions.
Ge: Iron: will make your ironing easy. These ? KS 1"11111cs 11 hit 50 and 75 cts.
'are full nickel, cold wood handles, 6 it. metal tubing. * «(1 inches “MC, 3100
3., Were $3.50 ‘ .
111.1,. . $138 Special 3 "
.. Butter m- ° qt. size. With one pound but-
ter and one pint milk, two pounds fresh butter can be
.made. Regular 52. 00
3 31.119 Speck]
Canada, three pt. size, brown earthenware in
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$1.00 3.1631125
79 ch. ., $1. 00 and $.25
45 inches wide.
We OM, 4-0 inches
' Vuhe‘Ormdieg cml‘rmdcrcd. ll' 1:1. l1. .
3125, $135, $1.50 and $2110
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[s rob/isfied 165 l/
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' , , heavynickel plated frame, wood handles. Regular. Your Telephone White Slippers
’Sweet and Cooling Stationery 33.00 . » . Telephone Book, in to. June r.
7' Powders for hot weather convenient for .__ __ -. ‘ H 32.15 Spectnl' Md 16331”. alphabet A $3,661,111 . .1 in
Sweet Orchid, 5 ' _‘ vm 3° 9' ‘ ' halite, a scientific cleanser containing no acid or ggfilfifiimm’ “"g for white kid. 1-. it‘s: 121.1
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i' m boxes, “as. _ 3 N01! 300‘” in ”id be. This will not injure the skin or fabrics, and may g 5 $1.00 3016 Md 1
‘ hunky Clover, 26 CtS. a l leather, [Uled pages, 3150 be u;ed wherever there is any form of diTt or grease ‘ ___ $900
1 Garden of Allah, a . e indexed, to be removed Books boun d in
77’ Gardenia 23 “3' I341 20’ 255 39"“!35‘33- ‘ '15 pkg; black, ring for hanging. White Satin Slip?“
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lets all 5‘2“ _ ‘75: insecticide for rose bushes. A preparation of to— mauged; . 3...: 9° ‘ _7‘
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KELLY ’3 ”AmigOABEEES’ HEAD of the order and were informed that John Kelly of New Britain war Sent 3-; J, Rica-n; 95¢th L. H enfioued. The- membership 1119;11:12- ‘ ‘ ,1
the Owl-11.55 progressing in member- elected state mt S‘vfl‘mt‘ (07‘3“?! Young, staircase representative. Put- out the United States i: now 32?..1100 and 0m""" “' ' .1
New Britain Man Honored at Annual ship and financially; Several guests er at the election last $8M- Ofllfl’ '16: My. Manchester; supremo 900 m5 of the national order W4! the attemv ', . ' ' .. _ .1 1
sew“ "‘ ”‘w Hue" YMY- were present for the convention, Wmum: m ”mauve, A. H. Chou-est. Ilerh- 8500.000 hes been pad out in war tel“.;tin€d ."lili :1:
NEW HAVEN Jm L—Deeyixe me mm them being 8m Chitin. or, w J. m”. W; L. e W. GUI: whim-and the bah-nee in the supreme entertainntn‘ ‘ ,.,.'
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