rim scum ironwork maxim mm
«JFWW ., 7x; 7 . five; 7 .. “I"
*IIIINI mix MADE
lN IIIIINIIJIIIIII
IQ tic-Twelfth of Country’s!
from This State — Two
I. a rg es st Plants Are
Located in New Haven—l
More Dolls’ Shoes Made in!
Bridgeport Than A n y
Other Factory
Circles for First .Time in
Several Years.
More
such arvanccd
'<tomplete juvI-IIilr-
I-lIuIaliIIII; Ii loIS as
' \' in II ss tI lt‘gl :Iph
o‘mttita capable of “Tn-king in I-A-—oIIIIII
(ion with the regulation gIII'IrAIIInIIIIf
win-less outfits and arc sold at II-
tail from fifty cents to seventy-five
.:loll.;r5.
cles for the first time in seIt-ral y.ears
many women who were engaged
signing clothes of a more formal
character. During the war years the
In addition to a hoavv sale of. pauiotlc IIoman thought only of serv-
rhIsI toys in the (‘-onnIctiI-ut home ing her country and doing so in the
maIket. Incas-Hm“ ..- dollarS' worth most suitable chess that she could find
.170 shipped etch year to more that;. Then came the period of Wild 9;.
forty foreign countries and to at "am i
. gance that followed the sign up:
tarts of the UnItId States. so that of the allulstlce In the history of
I‘Iv Connectiuct toy plays a fairly‘ _
,. . .... part in making ”m Sum, nd fashions this will go dOIIn as a Him
I s products internationally as well as ““0“ clothes “"“‘ elaborate. “n“ "t‘
K‘l'l!l)l1a,ly known. {lie of beauty or good taste to rcI-I'IIzI-
‘CIIIIIII Ina Is»
*GIVEN’APPRDVM.
Entire Production Comes Style Is Seen in Dressmaking
SASH PLAYS lMPflHTANl PART
Decoration Aids In Carrying Out Very
thlm IMMWWW “-0th Or" Effective Results in the Mono
toys, Y‘t’ldl \':I III. .‘Il't‘ prIIIlIIcI-Il .‘lIl-~ .
nun”) In l‘onIII-cticut IIII' factories. Fashionable Informal Eve.
'l‘hcsu thoroughl; .\lllt'l'l(1.’lll toys ning FrOCKs-
«rank in clasailicatiou from the Silll-I
pli' gong toy on \I'lII-I-Is III: It is pull-l TheI long court trail!) has returned.
ed :LCCI‘OSR the flow ll} a string to It is seen in tllO bt‘St dressmaking Cir-
i'l‘he resumption of social life by the
in
our “ork set the dressmakers to de-
iiE'v'iI'ito ntfiIqu
Daily Attention to Carpets Tends
l Greatly to Lighten Periodic
Cleaning.
RENlUVABLE RUSS ARE llfllilll
of Furnishings and Use of Labor-
Saving Contrivances Assist
Housekeepers.
(‘lIangcd living conditions have
brought changcs in
methods. When houses were less com~
plotI-ly heated, and parts of them were
closed during the cold months, spring
house-cleaning was necessary to get
the clIch rooms ready for use dur-i
ing the “arm months, and full house-‘
cleaning was ncr‘cssary to p’repare the:
house for \\’llllt‘l‘. Nowadays, all theJ
rooms in most houses are used and:
kept clean throughout the, year, and,l
upheavals in spring and fall are no;
longer necessary. Moreover, the in-
creasing use of removable rugs and
some III‘ ”In new clcaning dcvlccs makt‘
it much I‘nsicr to take the dirt out day
by day or \\t‘l'l\' by week. Not all
lIIIns-lch-pIrs II :Ilize ho“ muth tho
“Hilx’ of hoping thin. s (loan can he
lossI-ncd b_I t'llIItI\lll'_' the right thinzrs'
and handling them III the right way.
This is not lncrel} a matter of labor-
saIiII: III-vices lll;c Int-nun) cleaners.
buI 'il'lll’llllS partly (III how the houw
is planned, \I'lIat furnishings and tin-
iiiaiilir iii 0F Willili
Arrangement of House, Wise Selection,
house-cleaning ‘
H mahogany.
The Pleasing Charm 28 00
of a Gate ch Tobie .
Everyone lOIfOS them—~these Gate Legged
Tables—everyone wants one for Christmas.
And, after all. is there any better Gift? Look
M at the service they render. They can be open-
ed up, and seat four persons, or they can be
closed and tucked in some convenient corner.
This one isparticularly charming—comes in
Just. to see it is to want it.
Angevine Furniture Co.
134-136 WASHINGTON ST.
South New“.
Christmas Suggestions
Bicy clcs for the grown-ups, also f In the Home
Punching bags', footballs, basket balls. {1...}. my”;
kiddie car scooters, Gillet and Gcm razors, air mm,‘
roller and ice skates, sleds, hockey SllClI'i,
pocket books, jack knives, harness blankets,
robes, fishing,r tackle, coaster wag-on,
bags.
L‘IIIII'
auto
trunk~ Ind
GIVE US A CALL
' ”Jr/III
JOSEPH ROSEN F IELD
Housefurnishings, Hardware and Auto Supplies
125 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 340 FREE DELIVERY
\
New 1920 Mitchell
Delivered at once to your garage. all ch argcs paid for
$1900
l5lllll;.2~' are used. and how the “Ulk‘
of caring for ”will is organized. !
Daily Care of Carpets. l
For the daily care or IrImlI-II or out i
ton IAarpI-u and rugs, a carpet szw-pI-I I)
is \I‘ry good,
and coarse dirt \VllllOllt rnlsin’.’ IhI-
Ilnst. For more thorough cleaning
because lt~tnkcs up lint
some other appliance muSt he Ilsml. as
l
SYRA CORD TIRES
40 Per Cent 0H List for One Week—20.000 Miles Guarantee
30X3Vz ................... $25.00 33x4': ....... . ........... $33-32
32x3i/3 moo "w; ................... sumo
32x4 ....... .............. $34-10 35x4”: .............. . ... $40.00
33X4 ....v.. ............. $35.60 dbl-4;) . .. ........ $42.50
34x4 ....... ............. $36.40 35x5 ..................... $48.52
82x4y2 ............ $37.45 37x5 ............ . ..... $54.30
(flfNNlN (.‘HAM
39 \Vcst Washington Street.
SERVICE STATION, 15 MARSHALL STREET.
Tel. 2099
TELEPHONE 390
may surprise some people who mend them. it seI-IIII-Il that everything
thought that the bulk of the possible in the nay of decoration 0r
sold in tllt‘ l7llllt'd Stutt's arc elaboration “-"5 uninhinpd in a single
I- in foreign countries. to know “HMM‘
Connecticut toy “Wm?“ pro- Nam. asserts a leading: fashion cor-
- toys worth at rI-taIl Within $l.— . ,.
rt‘5llllll'ii‘lll, \\(' >l‘t‘ IllI‘ t‘I':II'llIIlI. “It:
, ‘AI-I‘JIOO of the amount of tin gross ,
. II'IIortntion per your from u” coun- Huts oi the lnw'l. chitin» made today
I ZI-s and that the COIIIII-cticut out- "1'“ H’l‘y simple. “IN!" is I'lalml‘u-
rut represents :IIIIII'IIViIImI-lly onp. til)”, it is ll‘lli‘, lllll it is a Ilimlilictl
fS-FWl‘lfth of the total toy production I-lz'IIlIInIIiIIn. Some models :III- really
..-» ‘lIc l'nitcd Status \IIIrks of art in the bcauII III‘ III: IpI'Iv
'lllt! toy industry in (‘IIIIIIIttitht is {Iliil (1](i“clnf|<s of .1..\i_ H '11,. .,, \. ;-_\
neither a. new one nor a passing simplicitI makes ”mm 9le”. ..W
"""_"" T”? “we“ "WW” ““3 71" though any onc IIIixlII hil\t‘ mmlI-
ambushed Just SI'\'t‘nl_\'»SI'\I)l )I‘lll‘fi ‘ '
. _ them, \I'lII-rI-as lllt'V could have lil'L‘D
;::n and has lH‘I‘l‘l coIItIIIIIoIIsl} IIIIIkA ~ . .
"Ina the same products sincc. It is only created by the brain and hand oi
"(I‘M of J. Ii. S‘m'tns .of (‘rotIHVI-ll, till “Hist-
.IIIII no output includes Cap pistols; Bride’s Dneam of White Satin.
jailtstones, iron banks and iron toys." I.:III\'iII l'calurrx IlII- long court
It is said to lilu't‘ SturtI-Il with :I fore-I lqrnin III-:II'ily t'llllll'thilll'l'l'll ()nt‘, of
«7‘ four men and :1 small boy. 'l’mlil." lIcI' liitw‘l iIIII-I'I,-.~I;:I_: i. II is is .'I
“1°". than seventI-HI. hundw'i ""‘nvbl‘i'lw's dross of white Sill.“ having a
“mi women—many 8km”! workI-rs- court train l‘ll'lllY enIbI'IIIdI'rI-d in
..ll‘t‘ . cployed in the dozen and more , . ,. . .. ,l I“.
" I "s that vary in sizr- from :I lit- ‘ ,“h'lv' “'1‘ ,"Hh x")!!! H“. "'“n'm '5
tic storyframc building to plants ”' "“" "““““”"”"' "WC”: LN": “"
, ... ‘ acres of ground and I-quip— lilt‘llt‘tl to llll‘ IIIIIIII'I- hy mums of an
IIu‘ ‘lI the most IIIIIIlI-rn shI'IIdzIrII ('llllll't'ltll‘l't‘ll band which ('l'4l\>l"' ill"
I". sireial nIaI hincryer big enough l'l‘uut ju~l aanc lllI' Ile-IIIII.~I.I::I-, Lon:
~'_ In lhI- [:IIviIII‘EI-s of :III_\' (II llI- lli\lltllt \it't‘\t‘\ III" lllllfl“ llil' [IIIII'I‘ lull:
Ar- 'illltOHIOlillI‘S t‘lll'II'H'Il-‘l't'll lll v.1 II- mm It l”I‘:IlI:l'I'
—i ’7, ' two lIIImsl I‘nzIIIIrA'II-III iIlIIIl~< "f ”‘3‘ ,I,.‘.V\\_ I.:'HI.,,,;,I,.,..\ "I“, up.
r-- .088 Of llII- A. I‘. ()illII-rl No. :II l"'5"" arm's} H”, 3...“! “I ,I,, ”MI“.
{oven :IIIIl tlI- l\I-.~' \l“Il‘5l-"('lll" , . , . ,
, . .‘Illi I-II ll'l‘ lull l.lI]IiI' . 7 lihill ‘-I\lll.
Irporatmn at llrIdL'I-oori 3" . y : p. . , . . . _
’l 'ornier arc III:I:IIII‘;II~IIII-I-Il In 7‘1-3 '\ 1" I‘M” “l“: U I" “ “Hm "I“
. Iow [03's.fl'tllll I‘lll‘tll.'l1‘l(.\ lllll H“ "")""”;‘ " “m": "“3” “”1“”:
.... - ."ffltg. (pmm gay.) ...I 7...»...I II'- to Hm \I'Illlill‘»'l\ I\ held III Ill.l4'l' llyi
.‘o '0 intricate St‘lf’lili'ir tIIIs that i'm “WWW .~ II .. huh: .IiIIHIl l'I~"l'
.~rA ‘ -sed upon and rI-wllx' I'I-aciI lllu‘ llJlll‘ n'm .iIII'lI II.:~AI-= II‘..-I‘ ilII'l
"- will of l‘l;lll\' (If IIIc llJII‘I' lirflqv, - ~Y I037!- . =I..l I‘l'IHMN IlII‘ lIuII' {
'5 “("9'1‘1‘5- “-"11" i‘ lI~ ' 'Il- ' I!» II ' 3. III l‘ill’ll sh].- III IlAI
conceivable liIIl nl‘ ' . L!‘:Il=l .:;..\~' ;I; w} >:i'-Il >llll‘1't'oi ill fit If.“
s nuizu'fivrctl with cIIIIIiIlIIII» rail bottom in ‘,hlI,.U-1,(.'.HJ ”KM.“ H“. ”I,“
2:. HleaI‘ 'I‘Im'1I273?1:,“1':glitzy];ISTNT ‘III- \IlIlI‘lI I'Il‘P “I h' .t'k satin IilIlIIIII. I
"g. ' ‘ l "‘ 'l‘lII- skirts til I: II the most dignii'n' 1
TIM" ‘I‘svfl' I‘I' I; ..I W” 1‘ I'l‘m'ks still :II slIIIl. although so
«Soy-Inf: ~I r. _ I.; I” ’l I ,. 'l'l- II’HI 0f llII- iN‘\l Illegllt‘l‘S lil‘t? hlltiwlllfl
wages. -- ... . ,. . . ...... ,,,. ~i-il'ts :I IriIlI- ltlllzt'l' than those now
lirel’ rm _. .1. I... 7.1. l _.. aI'Iu:Ill_I being “or“.
W: Harm! 7. u 3 . I- ~.-~- In.- I. .I 4' ' Sash Train Lends Smartness.
:‘lzfl‘o 0' "‘1 \\‘::':'~-I- ‘Il'lll‘ll§“v Iw~ ‘ .\ .‘dlllil‘l‘ill: number of the more in-
fig “II' V. V H ”i” “"“5 "“A "W , :‘mmal I-IIIIE n: frocks have trains.
.. ithe wow-7 ‘ itcll I‘lIIIIIIl'uI-tIII-iIII I‘M : “I“ m n “(I Hm.) hilNll ends, and this.
rvhlli 'l Tu .Illr‘. -\'. II tln- I.'i-‘ I \II III" - . . '
“at.“ .Vg (.0. “mm (m M” hm WWI-I Inc \I: l}. l\ :l IanrIte method of
“Li L:‘ III“. Ivs \t’Ill .Is lII- llIIl II- ins oi ll
“ . “" 'PwI‘lI!
‘ I‘lrirr- dolls" slIrII-s are mud: in1
‘h’idzcm'r‘. 'u 1h! f:t("'\"iI-s III‘ l-‘mIII
:K. Brritmz' ‘lvan in any ollII-I' r:'I'l'I"‘
["7 .‘h “10 “or!!! and :II that the s-AIII. i
' ~taIctorv turns out SI'lWlllllZ‘lV lllll“ -
Innantituu nf doll»' II'i'Vs: :I‘Ivl N-II 1.
- {fig-s 8.8 \Vl‘ll HS llr-IISI- llflll.” :'lIIl Hill! 7‘
flow. while in ‘IlIIA .‘i‘lllll' (‘ll\.— at tho,
ffiICtOTY (If tllf’ l.illtl‘~l"'|l17 “.:~I~II';I
flurlnz‘ (V1,, \‘irflmlh' Ile- I: ,l ‘
:steel n‘rr‘lInt‘Iit‘nl NW.» H'IA I»..'
.are m(-"l ll l’OVS ill llll' 'Ilurit L." "
LPrEStv (.‘p. TtIII-lIr-I‘ lI:I'lu III1IIII l-\'
#1310 Rnum’mn lrlIIH-IAI- I'o ... \‘7 ..
71*laventz-Ip m'IIII' l~'~IIIl~- In ,I.-. ,- '
‘plowd am at Ina t‘lII--.‘viI-- ..
Elvin: .‘lfiflfll .Aol'olfil'llli f‘ ..~.. ~ It '
ROSE ‘l‘l' ‘ VIO' Olll's :Ifl'n I‘ .Il“'i‘1'-ll("l ‘
*3 both hmg qrn view I 7v - -
them til IIIlIII‘irIiIS IIl' HI .I ll'l\'l"l i
”don an: nrtomn I" up IIIII. III 7w 9' .I
Iatudv of IIr-athrr (III' u! lions rm fun: '
castinr's ."S “‘1“ "H ll “1‘
(thanks. Other I‘ t‘ili"il‘\ I‘Av-I-nwlm .
Rho. fifih‘ Rink“ 1‘: .I " “Iii" " r..-i
rrhildron's play llP'I' rml IIII-Hmugu‘
t‘iurnihirn of mm”)
find on'
:hil age.
Elf-H1" I I)
‘15 “(I'll :ILA
r-UIcr tow-5
‘Ir. '0
'I tlUZt'lI
I'lllltlrI II I.j'
:II-In‘o‘:inI'It« l\'
for
'ii‘lI-I |I_
CANDLES Trill
. liilfll".
The numhI-r ul‘ \‘I .-II;=. III I: “III “III—
aim: he" s I~ill I" :-I .s ill" ..., SI“ tting
:3. numhr-I of liglI‘II II I t‘ltll‘ s on :I plat-
W, blindfOIdiIIg III II Ison and II lliru:
flhem tot h'ow. l "‘lII :7II: IIIIII M c: truth-5-
“hat ref. Iain IiglItI Ii inditates the num-
tm of ; oars
\! \R-
An interesting Frock of Black Velvet '
and Black Lace. ‘
_ . evolving a train for a simple evening
. dress. Very effective are the results
achieved through these sash trains.
. . A plain little frock of orchid pink
No RIsk mm
H ' n
DIamond Dyes
chiffon, may be made with the neck-
Don't Streak your Material in
line as high as those worn on street
frocks and cut in the straight-across
Dyes that Page or Run
Eucu p‘undot v.
<hallow line. The waist may be low
and hlouslng, with the skirt short and
ficntaius directions so simple that an
m can diamond- the a new. III II.
Straight. Then. to make it the last
word in smartness, n sash of two
fiat-lees color into worn. shabby tar-
gentldraperics, COYQ‘I'lng'S. whetlII-I-
tones of pink. one a ‘very bright
shade. is tied about the low waistline
and several inches of one of the gayly
colored ends trail on the ground.
A model of this kind is as adapt-
able as it can be. because the sash
I-nds may be shortened. or the sash
removed altogether and any sort or
.I girdle used. so that one has a sim-
fiool. Silk. linen. cotton or Hil.\"-l pie afternoon dress which may be
worn. '
Buy “Diamond Dy es’ '~—~no r 2hr r 1
-en perfect results axe guaran-
even if you have never dyed bc— , 7
on delicately Colored carpets.
sweeping
frvshens the carpet.
doors,
dry mass or drv son“.
he pl: II I-II right side doIIn beaten with '
a flat
over, and swept again.
over a
cleaned.
ners and shaking them,
badly :
loosen the bindings and cause the ends
to ravcl. -
bI :IIiIIg, m: 13' be cleaned with soap and
any
must be. rinsed thoroughly. Sometimes
it is easier to rinse a heavy, wet rug
with a lIOSP than in a tub.
can he placed on a table and scrubbed
with a brush and mild soap suds.
each section is cleaned,
rinsed thoroughly and the water should
be changed as it become! discolored.
Rugs washed by this method are clean.
but they
shape and the colors
run.
thick pile should not be tints cleaned
unless they can be dried quickly and
thoroughly;
depth
threads, United States Department of
Agriculture household specialists Silt-I
gost.
swept with a soft brush and dusted
with a dry mop. or if necessary they
may be washed with a cloth tightly
wrung out of warm water, and wiped
dry with another cloth. All grass and!
tiher floor coverings should he tnkeo',
up occasionallx
--._........_. «which aifts through in spite of frequent
-— caning. .
”-235" . , . .
. .. '
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‘ I'
Vacuum Cleaner Removes Dirt Easily
and the AW Is Not Filled WIth the
Dust.
the hrllslII-s of tho cnrpct swocpcr do
i
not go du-I-II enough into llll' carpet
to rem-III- fine dirt. .-\ vacuum cleaner
is cXI-I-llcnl, but if that is not avail.
able, I-lTort should he made to find
some other thorough but conIparntiI'I-ly
dustloss process. ’t’king a7 dampened
broom and scattering left-over tell
leaves. hits of rumpled, dampened
newspaper, or one of the commercial
sweeping preparations on the carpet
before sweeping, helps to prevent dust .
from flying. 'l‘hcsc dampened materi-
als must he used with caution. lIoII--‘
I-ver, or stains will result, especially
Wiping
a carpet with a dampened cloth after
removes more dust and
Small rugs should be cleaned out of
if possible, preferably on the
They should i
carpet heater, sIIept, turned
Hanging rugs l
line while they are being,
or holding them by the cor-
stralnn them
the threads or
it may break
Using Soap and Water on Rugs.
l’Iactitalb all 11th. after thorough
hater. Rag rugs may he “ashod like
other heavy material but they
Other rugs
As
it should be
may shrink and lose their
may fade and
Oriental with very long.
l'llZS
if moisture remains in the
or the pile it may rot the.
Fine smooth mottlngs should be'
to remmc the dirt
W has color card.
i
m. .flkyfllflfi - mi“
T ARLOV BROS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
MEN ’8 HOLIDAY GIFTS
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I
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TOBACCO CIGARETTES
50c—I’IPES—$15.00
Dunhill, Meerschaum, Calabash. B. B. B., 3-piece Bakelite,
French Briar
ITALIAN BRIAR, w. D. c. BAKELITE
50c—--POUCH ES—38.00
CIGARS
Cigarette Tobacco Cigar
Cases Lam" Cases
Leather Suede Leather Cases
Silver Rubber individual
$1.00—ASH TRAYS—456.00
GLASS, METAL
PAPER MATCH CASES
25c—HOLDERS—$7.00
Cigars and Cigarette
Bakelite, Amber, Meerscliaum, Erinoid.
QUALITY CIGARS
./ All Leading Brands
IMPORTED » DOMESTIC
CIGARETTES
Our supply of Iigarmtes in Holiday packages of 505 10024 and 2008
is now complete. Allhon gh IIe carrv the largest assorIInent and sup-
ply in town it will he to you! advantage to make your selections now.
A small deposit IIill hold them.
SMOKING TOBACCO
His favorite brand of pipe tobacco can be found in our stock in
pounds and onehalt‘ pounds of glass humidors and air-tight tins. Buy
now and get first choice._
HALL-M ARK CANDY
$1.10—POUND PACKAGES—$1.10 ”
SOUVENIRS FOR \VOMEN AND MEN
TARLOV BROS.
TOBACCON ISTS
Tel. 1581
CONNECTICUT
Mahackemo Block South Not-walk
NEW MAXWELL
TOURING CAR OR ROADSTER
Immediate delivery to your garage, all charges paid : r
$1275
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
§ 55 RAILROAD AVE. PHONE 1413 4 .NORWALK
DRUGS—PHOTO SUI’I’LI ES som
CLIFFORD PHARMAC\
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
South Main Street
1532—PHONE8—833
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. Printing and DeveIOplng, ‘
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Mme. "Jeannette
scorn noawaur's LEADING
CORSETIERE AND CLOVER
56 So. Main St. Phone 909
We Are Prepared to Meet Your
Xmas Gift Requirements
”W
is complete. You ;.:-.
you want I ‘
Our splendid stocl
sure to find here the very thing
If
Corsets, Hosiery, Brassieres, Gloves. 1 II-
derwear, Camisoles, Boudoir Caps,
Handkerchiefs and Novelties.
HOLIDAY GIFT_ HANDKER( HIEFS
‘I
children tol swat
boxes contain “.24.
\.
Handkerchiefs for men, “omen and
either singly or in pretty gift boxes. The. _- ‘
rthrce, four or six, and the prion .S are from 'iSII- III III. I.) III .' w
Those sold singly are in linen and Mac II finished in» ’
hemstitchcd, initialed and embroidered corners, l w. to 7 I *.
Children s fig‘ rtired little boys.
and 350.
.A
aunt in attractive
APRONS _ I
Dainty Aprons of organdy or lawn, tasIcf'ully _.
with lace or embroidery, 750 to $1.20.
J. I. Mallette.
so WASHINGTON or. South NOW“
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