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INDUSTRY IIISSIIIIII;
a
\‘pé‘flé an honest liars work for which
"12%“ is willing to pay an honest wage.
The dishonest empioyer'is defnnndxng
than every fiber of u man‘s nemg be
ma-za’ized for his: 01' benefit and s?
1‘s installed every irizaginahle mu.
m' 11:: increase output and decrease
.~. 2-. So watchful is he in studying
23x4: movements of his-employes that ,3
520:: watch that divides 3756303113 {5
3581] so that even 1: fraction of that
sec-1m} is noi wasted. That method is
not the spirit of brotherhood. but the
.2 of servitude. '
“s‘l Wi' me to ham gt true and ”hon-
5:: program of: brotherhood carried
om. there must be a [surrender of the
mi?! of CI:- Lash-master and the ser-
v ,t or. the part of those who control
:‘aw elssstini-Ts of the'workmg clams.
Etctlzerhood in imiusti‘y is. to :3‘
Id. most vitally needed if we are to
t workal-le war {0 overcome the
in indusirs’ . Too 'milay churclp
who are é-mn:o§‘e§s :25 too many
_ “hméa who are employes are in-
(“ll-J33 to follow 13w spirit of Peter
who wielded IliE swan} of steel until
lii" 1‘. as reminded 3a.? ‘Ixs Master that It
was not’ a “'68an to be lL_ 'in szs’
service. - g
“The greed of mammon [oversha-
flows the spirit of Dmtherhood. It has
withhéld from .the laborer who reaps
our .han’est. his wages. and an atonea
meat 'will be? required. "
”It‘jl thought Mr. H. G. VSVells is got—
re‘cft’gin his diagnosis of world affairs
:9. d if the world‘s ills. are as serious
that noted writer says they are
then brotherhood anywhere is an iri-
descent dream am: the dccalogue has
scant influence in modern business. I:
for one. will not scrap my faiih annr
allow my hopes, to drift into an Rhys--
ma! darkness and bow to the» powers
controlled by the spirit of hatred.
awed-and war. I live in hope that our
Christian civilization is, not going to
drift into the quagmire of European
militavism and that It will not lose
slainloism. athcjs’m. agnosticism or
other isms. «n- ,
"The redcrnption and peace of the
world was purchased at an enormous
price but it is man himsclf that makes
{he vicarious sufx‘cring of the Son oi
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CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS +
Our Store Abounds \ ’ith the Most Beautiful Things 3 W’oman’s
Silk Underwear
Nightgowns
Envelope Chemise
Petticoats
Unionsuits
Step-Ins
Bloomers
Vests
Muslin Underwear
Nightgowns 7
Envelope Chemise
Petticoats
Unionsuits
Step-Ins
Bloomers 7
Vests
Heart Desires.
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Bandeaux' '1
Camisoles ,
BOUdOII' Caps
Handkerchiefs
Crepe Kimonas
Breakfast Coats
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[Pure Thread Silk
Silk and “’00!
All Wool
.Wool Mixture I
ZSIIk Lisle
Sport Wool Sol:
Childre’n’é Hosiery
GLOVES '
Mocha
Kid
A, Suede .
Pi. Chainois Suede I
' Wool
Chamoisette '
Children’s Gloves
MME.‘ JEANNETTS
Corsetiere and e Glover
56 SOUTH DIAIN ST. .
Open Evenings All Next Week Until 9 P. M.
Phone 909 '
SOUTH NORWALK .
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7 DO YOUR XMAS SHOPPING ' HERE _
Where yOu Will find scores of desirable, practical gifts of, good quality that
1 will be appreciated because they are useful.
A glance over the' following list, and a visit to , this store will help you
solve many a gift problem.
Kid and Fabric clam
Silk Stocln'ngs
Silk Underwear
Hand Embroidered Lingerie‘
Italian Silk Underwear
Hildred Stout Underwear
Plannelctgc' GOwns '
-xnmed Petticoats
Silk Petticoats ‘
‘s‘mc Knickerbocker:
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' tirSlippers"
Kingny Shop Early and. Avcid—thévilluéhwqf W East Few-513m "'h
Dainty Heckwear I
\Beantiful Ribbons
' Veils and Veiling
Bead Necklaces ‘ "
Georgette Walsts
Fancy Girdles
Hand-made Waists - .
.Leather Bags. ‘ .. '-
Hand4made Bags‘ / - 4' .
Leatherrcard Gases
Aprons (all kinds). 7 7
7 Childxen’s I'm-sea . _.
chet Gross Royalties f' -
" Tcm'ist'ca'sea -. ~.
MiligaryBrush‘Sets ‘ 5“
3 ,Hdndkcrchicfs, singly or '"
boxed
' "Table Linen Sets .3.
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Sheets, Towels
White Spmads _ ,
Baby Blankets. , =
Carriage Robes and. Pillows
Baby Shoes and Boom
Sweaters, Sacques ‘ 7 '
Embroidered Nightingale: » '
Babycloaks and. Caps
Silk Box and Stockings
Baby Veils and Mittens
Baby'Dresses and Bibs ~ 7 '
Bab! Record Book ‘
Baby. 7 Toilet Sets
Baby Noumea
Soap narrower Boxes etc.
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any of its luster in the presence of
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God meaningless 1b}- hislilztiolcram and
inhmnan treatment of his; {mother
Iman.
"Brotherhood Is a word ugh-:1 in fra—
ternities but forgotten at the indus-
trial conference table. Brotherhood
at the church alter should be genuine,
but at the anvil and work-bench. it is
far'from realization. The Rich Young
when it was sugg'é'sted to him that he
sellrwhat he had and give j; to the
poor. round Ellat‘his spirit of brother—
hooddld not come up to tile» require-
mans ox“ tne iVazarcae.
”In the building up of the brother-
spirit of reimation an
rights to protection. Thvre can
no unity in thriving- of wage reductions
.{ild lockouss on 012‘} -. and their
Ila; ready (‘9; strikes on ille_05lu'l‘
“if the Splrit of mix; Earmhrrhooxl
premils in 1:!LIUSU‘)‘ form: would not
we neccsrmr)‘. for one is Ii: glrlh‘li’fit up-
on the other. may m‘gzxnizmtion,
through its financial SLI'I’WIL’IEL would
not intimidate. and refusc cmp‘foymcnt
more!) who belong to anotlxcr organ-
ization. for tlxo‘vez-y life of ”adv, lies
m the mutual tonsillex‘mion of thc
rights of each. and there “1mm he no
such things as autocratic rub: in in-
dustry.”
DR. LORENZ OPENS PUBLIC
' . CLINIC. ‘ *
NEW YORK. Dec. let-41x: Adolf
Lorenz. notcd Austrian surgeon, today
opened :1 public clini.p Iaslrivr tho su-
pervision of [lu— Hcaltlz I'M-partment.
The clinic will bi- dili’t‘lfi’l by Dr. J3»
Cull Sol-cl. of U}? (Iffiflal‘lllirl’ll.
The State Demu-tmenl n" llldtication.
Ruler Was a splendid 'moralist. but
hood in industry: them most be, thc‘
. .1 recognition by;
both employers and employer-s of their I
be 7
which grantsliCEIISES and directs the
proféssions in the State, recently {1011- g
fled Dr.'Lorenz that he would have to{
obtain a license if he. decided to tong;
duct his own clinics. 7 ;
The' surgeon’s: cause’ was champion-
ediby Dr. Royal S. Copeland, Health}
Commissioner. and the clinic opening1
today at his direction was said to be
yithin the requirements of State my.
thorities.“
CAR" TRIM, TREE T0 PLEASE OLD
SANTA AT $4
I
One Dollar for tho Two and Three;
for Ornaments Snflicicnt,
Dealers Say 7
Four dollars buys an averaged
sized Christmas arms and all its trim-
mings according to estimates given’
by managers of the local live and tcn;
cent stow. Anyone with this amount:
Of money can have a tree of fair size.‘
Trimmed with trinkets of good qual‘,
ity. in sufficient numbers to cover the
lreI- on all sides. ‘
Allowing one dollar {or the two. a
careful buyer can easily fit it out for,
three more and have a tree that even
Santa might be proud of. Excellcnc
tinsel and ornaments may be procur-
ed fOr nominal prices. although moistE
of the latter arc of German make.
Strings of heads and colored balls
may be had’ for the old time price of.
10 ce nts and are up to prc~war stamLi
ants. From tho small table trees to
ll‘IOSbT- of larger proportions it is (5.5-.
timatcd they cam be trimmed at from
5M cents; to $6. le trimming does
not inciudr t-amly canes and Wilmer;
ornam’nnla. ' , i
~T'ne lit-st Salesman—A “’3!” Ad i
ilsm that is quite irresistible.
~ miniature pink roses and little velvet
Greek bandeanx. while the crown,
$4...
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The
FRIDAY, 1330.16, 19-31
its” in form Plat-m.
There will always be women with :
nair'so beautiful, so perfcct that they
remsgto cover or cmbcllic‘n it in any .
gway. But, for the-,most of us, theé
‘ bandéaux is a bit of fanciful barbar-
This
{all it is zlrticnlarly good.
For the classic and the conserva-g
live type nothing quitc equals the;
': wreath of laurel leaves. There is a : 5
‘ splendid crop of them jusgrnow,ma_de ; ,
of velvet. of silver tissue With a wem- f *
ing 0! rhinestones, ofrrgold, severer ,
‘ plain, and, in the sketch, of sequin: 1
material, opalescent, like mother ofg
pearl, and edged with gold. i
Just. above it is a maiden, who, in
spite of prohibition, leans toward the
crown of fine leaves. Her wreath 13'
made of small pale green grapes,
leaves.
gggive. to the left, is the gamma,-i
bandeaux or metal tissue, caught atf
the side with a poinsettia of deep red
velvet and gold petals. ‘
All of these follow the lines of the
made of tiny strings of pearls and
rhinestones, at the lower. right, is o!
a later and more formal period. The
pearl loops on the sides are much .
«finger, dangling over the ears in ap—
proved fashion. *
Anotluer near Greek rile: had uithe left ear.
élarge cluster of
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Nut Sets,
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Many Christmns 'Sugges
. fill in This Lille.
FANCY CHINA
TlIcrc Arc Many Attractige Pieces
, Chocolate Sets, Berry Sets, Cake Sets, ‘ Berry Bowls, Salad Dishw, Vases, Water,
Sugar and Cream Sets,
Salad Dishes, Celery Trays
Cheese Dishes
CUT GLASS
Brilliant and Sparkling
Sets, Olive Dishes, Spoon Holders,
Oil Cruets, Sugar and
Cream Sets
tions That \Vill Help to Solve the Gift.
Problems.
Christmas Gifts for] the HOme .
Every Women Will Appreciate Something Attractive or Use-
Candlesticks, Attractive Hanging, Baskets, Fancy Earthenware Tea Pots, '
K,
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”:9"-
Plated 'Ware, Salad Forks,"Pie
'Ladles, Knives, Forks, Teaspoons
» and Elecrtic Toasters.
. Brass and Oxidized Smoking
Pyrex Glass Baking Ware, lS—Piece Cereal Sets, Jardim'eres, Aluminum Perco-
laters, Tea and Coffee Pots, Frying Pans, Triplicate Sets, Wm. Rogers Silver
Sets, Orange Spoons and Table Spoons, Berry Spoons,
and Table Spoons, Electric Lamps, Heaters, Irons,
Many. beautiful glftS in Copper and Nickel Plated Ware.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR DAD
Sets, Ash Trays, Tobacco Jars, A I a r
Shoe Blacking Cases
OUR TOY SHOP Is. Full and Flowing Over With Toys for the
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111 Clocks.
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Kiddies
Dons .
A large. assortment, nudge-very one
, marked at a specialreduction:
“Gaines . '. '.'. .1. . .‘;.;_. . .‘.‘ 25c tip
Chemcrax‘t. Toma, Ten Pins; - Fish
, Pond, Steeple Chase, Cbotie
, Game and'Many Others 7
Doll Carriages“ " Hammocks and ‘Beds $1.25 up
All sizes and kinds Swings; Desks and’Roclfing
250 to $14.98 - irs -
.', , ;4~PieceFurnitnreSetsat$1.98
c5 .Alummgm Sets .> , $3.50v31u3
flaking or Ten Sets, Special 'Carpet Sweepers, Brooms. Washing
, reductions Sets, Pianos, Stoves, ' 3
25:39:33?! calming Books :
, W8, etc.
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I 'Yelocm‘séfi93'up;Exm-essfw '
,, » - , , cum-«mam $1.75 . . m... I...
. Tracks,».$2.25 u med. ~ ~ p. ,
Wh II P amcal T ,
‘, Iron 19333;;391'395, Milk Wagons, Fire Engines,
257 WAsnm ToN ~ STREET if ’
~ OPEN
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