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HARTFORD live. 17.——"Ranling
Hike Morley. star end of the Ram-
bler-Tiger football team and pride of
Holll-W :n the squared $713241.
last 11:11: travels—d :l.e has: '53:. rou:.ds
'10‘ has shown SlI‘I‘F‘ his "“12" “ "ifs
from the Navy and his debut into
3: wary
l "strict": z‘.:.‘.t.’\i :c.;.i;.:‘ m.» .» .-
van. Dave Fahtz. Morn-y fur-Wished
2. tenth round rally tztat topped off a
:r.:::e but 105m: Lottie. but that earn-
ed for him a. draw in the Opinion of
fine.»- 32 the finzsi-jr‘. ‘
I- the other on) hours on tire cam.
"Harlem Tommy” Shea. scored a. tech-
tiical knockout in the ninth round.
.1191 Shaun); VV'altz warned tire ‘lf‘ClSan
-‘vvcr his rival from New Britain. Bob-
ezy Reimer. '
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BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 17.—-Ei!om
are being made by
Health to depart Theodore Hflvi. a
Aspen it was learned today: Since
the .fimv—y of the man's m.
while he was employed in a. toe-l
my. Hm has been W as
W Hospital here.
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Everyday, we are asked that question:- “How is business”? l
Mostly it is asked by folks who have'not been in the store, folks who have raised seeing the throngs of l .‘
eager and busy Christmas shoppers. l 4‘
Y Answer to the Question is written by those shoppers, not by us. That answer is:-“Very Good, Thank l ‘
ou”. . , , l
, From noon till closing hour we are busier than we can be! Crowded aisle, busy salespeople, every
member of the force working at topspeed! We are serving more peoplethan we ever did before at this time §
in the Christmas season. ' i 2 :
' Since Thanksgiving Day, 97 extra folks have been added to the force; all but a dozen of them are in " V“.
the selling force. Yet we can’t give the prompt good service we ought to during the afternoons. :
Everybody who can possibly shop inthe morning,
3 {WM Jill
,- d . " “Nani: w Ham,
closer personal attention—and you help folks who are
Saturday the store will be open till 9 in the evening.
Thursday and Friday.
But shopflin‘the morning unless you find it impossible.
/
H 4..- ring: With
. ..if,77”.:iQfTS..‘_”"T\-j§‘,ff 5 Amerimn ivo of 600d old-fashioned
q. .l"... > . .
- ~45 I: =5 “r03- spemalbeauty Christmas candy
1 i """ mr .m
t ..,...‘f.‘". . [2313: DuBarry pattern is of Ribbon candy in all the
.. mm. tench mspu'atlon. very flavors that appeal to young
raceful and effective—and F f o 1 k s and
ch piece is made by Amer—7 Smooth and fine
«an experts.
‘ A unique material which
as much the color and tex-
1ro and beauty of ivory——
at at what a fraction of
orst price!
flair brushes——$6.50
3m).
Cloth brushes—$6.25.
Hat brushes—mitt.
Bonnet brtishes——$3.
Combs—$1 to $2.25.
Mirrors—437.50 to $12
Pufi boxes—$3. .
Eganivu‘.’ "
L25.
Cream jars—4;! to $2.25.
Picture frames—«$2.50 and
5.75.
flair receivers—433.
(hooks—$950 and $10.50.
Jewel boxes-$4 f0 $7-50- '
Nail buffers—$2.50
L50. _
Tnvs——$2.25 to $4).
”Cent-r aisle. front.
Silk scarfs bring
a. rich beauty
Their handsome shades of
mwn or blue or tan. and
16-“. deep splendid black. Leather slippers, high and low cut, black. and tan- Silk socks of fine texture and lusteriblue black and $4 an #
nd charm and contrast {3:33 to $5.50. . h and g m ' u brown—$1 and mm 1%,} .ppppr fl . r, '
ae’s costume: :Sefi'e , Feltali pars. real wan-mt ease suranee p0 cy, -' 1 V ' ~ ‘ ~ -’ 13 3 , ”- ‘
hike lovely collar even pref—z gray brownpblue or 1313934155 to $3. MdRibgfedmd fin 900‘“ 0! fine weight and warmth, g0“! and warm- $3- ‘
Ef- And they are co ort- Moccasin Slippers of leather, 80ft and very comfort- s es " an gluon—95c. L939!" 8”“ch in
1;: and warm able—$1 to $5. _ Handsoma ties in open-end four-in-hand shape, beau— lnfi Styles 3“ .. good
Excellent silk. {1003 size Pullman slippers in case, fine 'for man who travels thin! in both 9010? and pattern—and special assembly at $250 aaéfm m. .33;
.3 shape—$335 to $750- umch—sa. $1 and $150. - . m. m - ~ a;
Pretty lawn collars, with Foot Warmers, sheepskin with cosiest sort of lining . Homers of knitted silk in deep warm rich color 6— Safeh’or you to ~
.." ufis, are hem— , Mmmmsize—fimdm ‘ . * Pick
$351113 either embroid. I???” for weagoltthrfipgh snow and slush or drivmg ! ra I that , a fine &ngh.ym;‘;:{ not . ‘ A
1390—— rain, mu?“ w , - ' ' "uh their ‘ thing In“
. . at nisdyfiniahe‘Lgoodoolmandpsttms—fifi hawbecntestcdd ,
Newmcbcollars and 7 with mmmmmbeamy Hochsglowasofgofttextmebut v%xfiypamdbymdthcs‘
fl'wflfiflflfldlgtlfl‘m and 0:2“? _ col gutmcolor,somsthhdikhmng—é’ ' at“ ‘ “autism "
rincrtblr' m ' coats ~ mm ‘ or: (hum ' ' ' m“ mum mug... ~00de ’
Ia. ~ “Wm'fisn mmmflm “£3: mm?»
.50.
pieces—$1 tolonly at Howland‘s—-85c.
How IS BUSINESS? .
ought to do it. More time then for careful choosing, ‘ w
compelled to do all their shopping in the afternoon.
ItwillalsobeopentillQnextweekWednesdaY, ;
g r o w n-ups.
grained.
thin and crisp. delicious.
Special 2 lb. box—4'50.
Satiny hard candies of
many flavors and nice size—-
335e, 3 lbs—$1.
Special chocolate candies
with difierent centers .and
flavors—45c, 5 lb. box $2.
Excellent mixture of choc
olates, caramels and creams
-—50c lb, 5-1‘0. box—«$2.25.
Yes; apples and baskets
and candy canes too.
And those dolioions Dart-
mouth chocolates made up in
Vermont and: in many dif-
ferent toothsome flavors and
and
centers, sold in Bridgeport
Front Basement.
and
tom.
general wear and service.
Unique and pretty
silver dish—$5
Nominally a cheese-and-
cracker dish. .
Actually two dishes in
one. ‘
Serve cheese and crackers
Or remove
in it together.
the upper section and ’tis a
sandwich tray or cake plate.
size, four tasteful
Nice
pierced patterns, good white
metal with a heavy silver
-
plating——
Silver—plaited fruit bas-
kets in attractive pierced
platinum finish—
design.
$9.50.
Left aisle. Yacht.
Kodak your way
through the year
- Beginning with \Christ-
mas, make each year 3 K0-
dak year.
record!
fashion.
and all ways.
very little room.
by 21,4; inches.
.4
bag—
Fourth no 1;.
What record like a Kodak
W” All the scenes 0; .
inter and of Summer: 0 .
home and of vacation—Ko- ; mg em for a good many
dak keeps them in finest
V e s t—pockct Kodak i-
agreeable companion always
Takes clear sharp accu-
rate pictures. Is nevvr in
the. way. because it takes up
One. roll of film snaps
eight pictures, each one 1%
Living up to its name, ’tis -. 3
so small that a. man can sliplF RE E Z E——roller 51‘3““
into his vest pocket and
woman carry it in her hand-
- 7 States as good
astd’sm!
Maybe Dad’s came from
the very same folks!
These are Winslow skates
:—and Winslow‘s been mak—
9
years. Always has made ’13:!)
dependable and fast too.
Many a race has been won
because Winslows had a
“leetle bit” more speed than l
any other!
Hockey and Club models
—$1to$7.50.
IF IT DOESN’T
Made with ball bearings, run
with wondrous smoothness
$9.49 ‘43.
north noon.
Here are things
' to give a man.
_ Absolutely safe to pick something to wear, for a man.
He may sayz—“Oh, I don‘t want anything for Chrlsunas”—but, just the same, he will appreciate something
Herearethingstowear‘incomforg‘thingsthatmake hams hours full of content. And other things for
fashion.
'day-ulnnl
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The new Scofield {
refmfico Bible "13.
An edition of me Basic: :4
With great appeal. ‘;
Has a new system of 15
cal references to 81]
greater themes. many he
and explanatory notes,
is paramphed in a no
Bound in moms-co
printed on cxv-ellent pa
convenient size for sh
81/; by 5143 inches—n . $6
The solf-pronmmvi
torial edition of theugi
illustrated. regular and s
edit ions; l
bound in Lather—-
Teachers‘ special edi
of the Bible, and the Revi
Version of the Bible;
printed in ulnar type of
size—434.3).
Reference Bibles. pfin
on bond paper with g
edges. large and easily re ~. ,
“$8. - . i
Pmax motion? of *
combined with
gig Testament,
' inn, frond rintm' ,
750 in sun p g '
Mam flocr. rear. -.
Gifts for a ‘ ii
boy‘s feet! ' ‘15
To keep ‘em Warm
dry and comfortable—and
boy does appreciate 6pm. 4
Rubber boots—fun an,
service meet, $4 and m .
Antics, good and m .
boy can wade through
or slush. 4 buckles—fl ."
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