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FRIDAY, OCT. 28, 1921
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[he Connecticut League of Women
tors today sent to all its members
ya the state a. call to its first annual
. mention to be held in Hartford,
.\' member 16-17. The sessions,-1 be-
aming at noon, November 16, will all
2» held in. the new ball room of the
Hotel Bond, recently opened in con—
nection with the large addition to the
ltotel.
Governor Everett J. Lake is an.
nounced as one of the speakers at a
banquet to beheld the evening of
November 16. The governor will greet
the women voters on behalf of the
suite. Mr. George W'. “’ickersham,
formerly United States Attorney-
General in the cabinet of err-president
Taft will also speak at the banquet on
“The‘ Reduction of Armament.” hlr.
“’ickersham takes great interest in
the po‘g‘bility for concerted action
among the nations of the world
“Thu“ “‘1“ ' W through
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ERYllllLEUSE
MOSCOW. Oct. 28.-——In three weeks
of travel through Soviet Russia The
Associated Press correspondent has
seen but one intoxicated man. That
was a workman in Moscow who was
so far under the influence of liquor.
that he wzis unable. to tell a group of
curious and thirsty men where he
found the liquor.
The new decree permitting 12 per
DYED HER FADED
CURTAINS AND A .
SKIRT LIKE NEW
“Diamond Dye-s" add years of wear
to worn, faded skirts, waists, coats,
stockings. sweaters, coverings, hang;
ings, draperies, everything. Every
package contains directions so simple
nus ‘ 1....
fielcribed by physicians for twenty—one
' Warning! Unlessyou see the name
‘fBas'er" on package or on tablets‘ydu
are not getting genuine Apirin bra--
years and proved safe 7 by millions.
Take ASplrin only as told in the Bay-
er package for Colds; Headache.
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cent. of alcohol in beverages has not
produced the results wine-bidders and
beer-lovers had 'hoped for. Wine~,
cellars have not produced hidden sup-
pliesand ”apparently there are no ve-
getables. fruit nor grain available for
,ccnvelrsion into ,drinks. .
“Bayer"_ on Genuine Aspirin‘r-Say Bayer *
Neuralgia, Rheumatism“ s Earachel
Toothache. Lumbago and for Pam.
All drii‘ggists sell Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin in handy tin boxes of 12. and.
in bottles of :14 and 7100. Aspirin is
the trade mark of Bayer Manufac—l
ture of’Monoacetlcacidester of Salim
cylioocid.
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iet officialson *he ground that it wasl
necessary to éfll'e the Caucasian and
Crimean wine—growers from ruin. V
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LITTLE RUSSIANS THANK
,7 uooovun” ‘
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* Blar9§ja,¥’?¥lr}id’-,.2 keys: $1.10 size
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IT’S HERE IF IT’S noosswm
PvREx cusrmnn cures
Guaranteed against oven breakage;
' regular 250 each. . .'.At 4 for 79c
“’ALL AND CEILING MOPS
Made of white “ twine \on wire
frame;. $11.25 value. . . .'. At 700
GLASS \"ASEBOARDS
'Large rsize; 98c value ...... At. 7991 .
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GLASS PITCHERS
" quart sizie:
at
75c value. , . . .At59c
- 7 SATURDAY SPECIALS—29c, 3%,- 59c and 79c SALE
CONGOIEUSI MEATS
mm '7
DELIVERY
Size 18x36 in; die value. . .At 29c
COOKING ‘POIS
Gray enameled. with tin covers. 3
quart size; 'x'5c value. . . . At. 59c
BUTIEB§DISEHBS
Colonial glass. covered; 49c value
v At 29:: ,,
KITCHEN KNIVES
en handle. Special .. .....
mr slicing meat, bread, etc.,\nood—
39C
.mp2»
kins; value 40: ........
5 rolls Wax Paper. 100 Paper Nap:
At 298
' WASH ms
Galvanized, medium size.
loo-oviohll
Special
‘FOOT TUBS
L‘Galvauized. small size;
59c value
......... .............. A0390
1mm
Plain green. small size;
momma
At. 29c
SHOPPING BASKETS
Very pliable and light; 98c value
At 79(‘
BEAN POTB‘
size: 59c value .-
For Boston style beans, 3 quart
...-.... At. 390
columns
clued;
CASH BOXES
TAB‘IiE OIL CLOTH
745 inches wide, white or colored.
the~ opportunity offered by the com-
11;; “Tashington conference. _
Mrs. Nancy M. Schoonmaker,. ‘who
Is remembered in Connecticut as
citizenship director for the Connecti—
cut Woman Suffrage Association, and
who has just returned from a trip
abroad where she studied the woman
nmwment in several European coun-
izies. will be a third speaker, on the
Subject of “W'oman's Part in the New
liurope.” The banquet will be held
in the ballroom of the Bond Hotel. .
~\‘ednesdav afternoon. November 16. '
Buss Mabel C. ‘Washburn of Hartford.
\tzll give the address of the, president.
l‘-"~Dorts will also be heard from the
Citizenship Department. bliss Bull-flea:
("lulirmum the Legislative Depart-
ment. Mrs. W'illiam H. Deming. Legis-
lzllive Chairman, from the chairman
the standing committees and the
(-c lint}: chairmen.
Vin Thursday, November 17. plans
will be laid for the coming year's
work of the,.League of Women Voters.
and officers“ will be elected. At 1
o‘clock a“ luncheon is planned' at
which national officers of the League
Will speak. Miss Katherine Luding—
ton. regional directér for the New
England States. and representative of
the Connecticut League on the na-
t-onal board; will describe the work
02‘ the League toward Reduction of
Armament. ,
The convention call. which today
went out from the Hartford. Head-
quarters of the League. says. “8n Jun-
unry 18. 1921. a group of women.
newly enfranchised voters. met in New
Haven. Connecticut. and organized to
try a great experiment. Under the
inune of the Connecticut League of
‘l‘vimen Voters they adopted the fol-
lan in: preamble to their constitution:
The Connecticut League of \K‘omen
X-ners shall be a branch of the Na-
izonal League of “'omen Voters. The
(.ZLnECl of the Connecticut League. 0[
\Vonmn Voters shall be to develop an
intelligent and active electorate and to
voile women in work for constructive.
social legislatibn. The Connecticut
1 engue of “lemon ‘Voters urges‘every
vomun to become an enrolled voter
but. as an organization. it_ shall be
allied with and support no party. Soé
far. we have but broken ground in this
great. undertaking. The work is still
before us but it has been begun and
the beginning has justified itself. The
members of the League are now, call-
ed to meet in Convention to hear re-
port of work accomplished and to
make plans and elect officers for the
coming year. Come yourself, bring
others. All will be welcome."
Mrs. Hiram Percy'Ma'xim is chair-
man in charge of arrangements for
(he conventionf, The program in full
\leI be announced at an early date.
The Best Salesman, a Classified Ad.
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“Pape’s Cold Compound”
Breaks any .Cold
" in FewHours
instant Relief! Don't stay stuffed~
Quit blowing and snufiling! A’
. of “Pope’s Cold Compound" talc-g
:very two hours until three doses
taken usually breaks up any cold. i
very first dose opens clogged
and the air passages of the.
stops nose running; relieves the ,
dullness. feverishness. g
Cold Compound” acts
a sure, and costs only a few cents
stores. It acts without assist- -
r'lstes nice. contains no quinine :
insist. upon Pape'sl
rils
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MARVIN BEACH ‘
LOTS .
ONLY llrLEFT
\;:, 2:3, 6?, 64,.65, 73, 74, 76, 92.
‘ 93, 94, 95.
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Your Pick for
3800 Each
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;ver cent. down—dial-
.2l payments extending
mod ' two years or Spot
1. Title to this prop-
ez‘ez-ezne Keogh &, .-
Im‘nuys
information can he had
a“, woman can yo. “on. rich. lade-
less colors into her worn garments
or draperies even if she. has never
dyed before. Jusb buy Diamond
D3‘e§-.—-DO other kind—then your ma-
terial will come out right. because
Diamond Dyes are, guaranteed not to
streak, spot, fade, or run. Tell-your
druggist whether the, material you
wish to. dye is wool or silk. or whe-
Restaurants and cafes have no alco-
holic drinks for sale. There is an
abundance of kvus and various non.
fermented drinks alleged to be made
from fruit, but probably largely chem—
ical in their composition.
If there are'alcoholic stores in Bus-
sia they have not yet reached the
markets of Central and Northern Rus-
yr. linulan; 4‘utt: '23.—Herbel‘fl
Hoover. the American Secretary of?
Commerce. is "GOOVEP" to all Russian
newspapers and newspaper readers.
The English initial “H'" has no an}
act equivalent in the Russian ‘
gouge. So they have made the
‘ mericzm Secretary" of Commerce
"Goovcl‘" and 1,000,000 little Russians
VV’hO eat one American meals will
lan-
sia. The enactment of the law per-
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SUGAR AND CREAM, SETS
Decorated china, 9 pieces: ,$1.2s
”'Specml
(ti-Ts All? swarms
value ........... ....... At 79c
25' " WASHINGTON ST.
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
. 2 rank for fiwr
Slightly defective: gold decoration.
Special . ..... .......4Ior59c
‘White enameled, 2 lb. size: sten-
sugar. flour, cofiee. Spe-
cial ................ . 29¢ each
ive colored -borders.
DENNISON’S SHELF PAPER
Plain white, or white with attract-
Special
.....-..... 4 Padragos for 29¢
SOUTH NORWALK 7,
ther it is linen, cotton, or mixed mitting the sale of alcohollc‘beverz‘iges thank. Mr. "Goover" for their daily
goods. of, low grade was pd‘efendedrbyrthe Soy-1b re‘ld'
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_ LIVING ROOM SUITES, DINING ROOM SUlTES', BED ROOM, SUITES
RUGS, RANGES, lNDlVlDUAL V PlEC ES, ETC—All Marked at Greatly Reduc-
ed Prices. No matterwhat your needs, you will find great
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW!! Every department in this big institution is
crowded with UNUSUAL VALUES and if you are going to need Furniture, yOu
should certainly make'it a pointto inspect our displays :19. your earliest convenience.
savings lF YOU
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Department At Hadley
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Not only are special prices to be found on our entire stocks, but, as has al-
Tour Piece
Exactly as illustrated.
Bed and Triplicate
finishes.
Today’s Greatest Value 3?
Chainber Suite—Mahogany,
Walnut or Oak.
m $ I 2950 W3;
Mirrored Toilnt
Every piece or the best
Guaranteed to give absolute Sillisi'mrlion
est price ever quoted!
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wil'ys been offered our customers, Liberal Credit T ermsf are at your ‘
you want to buy a single piece, or an en tire Home Out—fit,» we will be pleased to
open an account with you. At your convenience, come to Hadley’s and let any
' of our salesmen explain our Easy Paymentl’lan to your. You will be surprised
at the ease with which High'Grade Fornimre may be purchased.
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g and. Brass Beds!
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‘1 SPECIAL DISPLAY or METAL BEDS”
All this week you will find our windows devoted tot
an unusual display of Metal Beds. Every damn. 3m]
style or Bed will be represented eitha- in the windows or
See the very newest. in iron
All are marked at. the
human—Many at less than one third their original price".
,my Bed ’on 1"I‘erms To Suit Your Convenience.”
lowest prices
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with Dresser, «:‘lnl‘ronetre, ll‘ulhs'ized
T:l=i)!e»——in your Choice of
materials and .worknlanship.
and service. The loW«
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in This Suite is designed in
silver. ’l‘ublc
Leather.
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opens to six
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7 Chair and ,‘Rocker with: Cane
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Trenton
Sunoav.
H. J. MILLER, Owner. ‘
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fet is large with roonly~conmartnietit‘-
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_7 am; sad; Living massage—Magic... Frame
' A very new and attractively designated Suite.
Jacobean Bufiet, Table: and Six Fine Diners
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the perioi and Mary. Buf—
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Includes iSattee.
Backs ' and Mahogany
linen and ‘
genuine .
Finished "
‘Fralmesi Seats are upholstered in a choice of either Blue or Browrl
rum.
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Just as shown with
two inch continuous
posts and heavy fillers.
rl-Iead is 56 inches in
lheight-Foot, 35 inches.
’Cholce of all sizes. See
it on display.
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Brass Bed
$1798.
~05 heavy construc-
tion and attractive de-
sign. exactly as. plctura
7: ed at the right. Hand—
' somely finished in So.—
tin. it has large con~
tinuous posts. -
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In 'ail sizes. with
heavy two inch posts ‘
\ and' one inch fillers,
>s Has attractive panel
insert as shown. ‘Fin-
'ishcd in Ivory. Gua-
ranteed for satisfac-
tory service. ‘
' price!
' fillers and caps.»
Imitation .Leather.
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Note 7 This UnuSual- Saving !!
«Three Piece Living Room, Suite—Mahogany Frame
$4975
Albsolutely unequalled at this price is the Suite shown above!
Includes Settee. Chair and Rocker upholstered in Bury Brown
Frames are splendidly finished in Maho-
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Eerms in Suit! ,
p , - ions. Not long ago such a Suite 3015 'at double ‘his
of Tapestry or Velour. ‘3 ‘ §
In Full size only.'At_—'
tractive Ribbon Finish
with Satin Background
Has previously sold for
more than double this
Large posts,
sai'
_ Handsome ovemtucea'suite; Tam «vaoiir “
gany. Design is unusually pleasing. VA remarknblo VYaiue!
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0f remarkably fine construction. Each pieceSettee. Chair
and Rocker-has Spring Arms. Batik. Edge. and Loose Spring Cosh-—
price! Choice
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Golden a. Fumed Oak Finish
$5975 ——I_ ~“
'V'Marked rat ‘a. price heretofore unknown .fora set. includes
six Slip-seat fDiners covered [with Brown Rather-cite. Table with
xten‘sion of ‘Six Feet, InrgeBnfifet. with Mirrored Gangs-y,
$7
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