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mnklin School Notes ’
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89510“ CLASS MEFTING.
rhe monthly senior class meeting‘
«11; hold yesterday 11110111111011.1111:-
Annu llurretl read the minuton of the
iris! nuvtlng which were accepted
rr:111k Htvnl Abbott president of thel
.1111. tor 1!nss.thcn announced that the
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to \olvd to the discussion or thol
Nudcnl (‘0 until and their right to‘
.1 ntrol senior dues. President Ab-
.11 called on Lodue Whipple, trou-
1- or the senior class. Mr. Whipple
.1 that he “an in letez; . of a hater
111111 the secretary of the Student
1 wincil asking that the senior dueshe
1 .1111111 over to the counciT The prin-
x111ul objections to the council con-
trolling the. senior due in that the Stu-
111 nt (‘ouncil is to control W dues of
all clubs and organizations The sen-
ior rinse is not a. club for it is form—
. xi automatically. and has no bx dawn:
“ nothor objection was that whenever
9 s1 nlors needed monov the treasur-
wonlxi have to risk the treasurer of
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1e whvthor the mono) would be nd-
1 need unill they had hold a "111‘an-
t was voted to unpofnl n committee
1.0 intorv-itw Mr. Noyes. The follow—
lm: mmmittec was appointed: Laduc
“Whipple. 12 lower Cflimpbell Morris
‘ l€1~x1s111 Mm- Jc nos 11nd Marjorie Hunt.
’ll111cl.1ss color-9.11mi motto was then
llilllli‘il upon Miss Frances Delhi
111111 ll111u1l111s niltl inOllOt‘s. the col-
ors 11ml molt." .1 to be ont1 of thoso:
1‘1111 motto: “I 1'111111 omniu \1nelt " (la-
lur 1111111111119 all things), was decided
’lhv mottocs to choosv flotn
Quod fz-uis l1o1111 (he (1.\ hut you
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M1, (in well) corpe divrn. (soize the
opportunity), .mti the motto which
1.1.111 chosvn. 'l‘l1v class colors chosen
1.1111111 l1|11.- and gold. The colors to
M11134- Mom “111‘: Maroon and silver,
Llif‘n 11ml silver 11111] blue. and gold.
‘IillOVvllll: this Mr Abbott announced
' 11i l14 1111151111 receipt of n lctitr from
“HR Edna Shrope. who directs the
1111111111 ploy. Miss Shope suggested
1 \t-rul new plays. Miss Shrope said
11ml "The Glorious Girl" was a very
wpulur play, and was even better
:lmn “Tho (‘nmoo Girl."
Liquor Laden Truck Driver
Says He Is Victim of Holdup
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held in default of 82.000 each for a
hearing Nov. 8 before I}. S. Commis—
sioner Luvcry are: Anthonv ilovcllo
Hurry 11111.1( (,8. and l1 rnnk Aurc,llo all
of Bridgeport:Edw.1rd Romano and
James (Ioril‘ort. both of \ew an.en
The police say that the driver of the
truck chums that when he stalled the
truck in Westport. cloae by the house
111' Prosecutor Henry R. Sherwood. the
men then began to swear in Joud tones.
Sherwood. it appears. was awaken-
:d and govt: an alarm by telephone to
llvputy Hhorilt Perry and word sent. to
Sergeant Iv‘rnnk Vireili of the State
police. Ui‘flcer Michael Dominick of
\Vcstport. and State Officer Bernard
Srully. ()fl'icor Dominick found the
truck in the middle of the River road
'1nd p.11t of its load had been deposit-
ui behind a stone w 1.1” He continued
(111 :1an overtook three men. arresting
11h1m at the point of a gun. TWO men
also were :1rrcstod by Sheriff Perry
and two by Sergeant Virclli. The
truck and its load of liquor. valued at
337.01111‘ was brought to the (‘ounty
(fourt house.
CONSUMPTION
AND HEART DISEASE.
Animated Discussion Held Yesterday
on These Topic. at State
Sanitarium.
HARTFORD. Comm. November 7.—
At the Hartford State Tuberculosis
Sanatorium ‘ yesterday morning there
was an animated discussion among the
group 01‘ medical men gathered from
..11 ovvr the-.1 Ftatv, not about politics.
but of the relationship which exists
between consumption and heart, dis-
i'tlSE'.
Dr. Samuel Dolano. of the medical
mall at the Hartford State Sanatori—
11111. gaw in detail his observations
overing many years on the heart con-
zillions found among tuberculosis pa-
‘1e1r1ts, attesting to intimate relation-
~l1!11 betwvcn the physical weaknesses.
llr. (1. l". LeLasher. also of the medi-
1.11 staff“ at the Hartford Sanatorium,
vorrelatod the clinca.) and tray find-
111:3 of the patients at the sanatorium.
llr. Wi1liam M. Stockwell, the sana-
'nrlum superintendent. showed exhi-l
1111s to prove that the tubercle bacillus
.1211- nppvar in other than the ordin-
1.1 11y rvcognized forms.
l1r. Stockwell also showed the
111.1111 of bovine tubercle bacillus
111-11 he brought from France a few
1 ks ago. with which Prof. Calmetto
l'zzris claims to be able to vaccinate
, 11~t tuberculosis.
'11» distinguished French specialist
to Dr. Stockwell, on1the occa—
1‘ his visit to Europe to attend
.1xicsrnational Tuberculosis Con-
‘1111. the only two strains of the
1.11 bacillus ever sent to America.
v1 as to be conveyed to the United}
Public Health Service in
lururton‘ by Dr. Stockwen, the
‘ :1r in be used by him in conneoc
1 With original research work un-
‘ 11111 nuspiceg or the Connecticut
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111-1'culosis (ommission By many ’
'17111118 (11‘ tuberculosis the experi—
11111-1 of Calmetto are ranked with
'«1111 of Dr Koch. !
H11: occasion of the mootmg yester-
‘ 1 v. .111 the medical conference of thel
4.11 l‘ubclculosls Commission and'
'1 1- the (lien! officers of the State Til-3
- .( uloms Sanzttorium. I
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2.
Women’ S coats of
Wondrous beauty $25.
Coats of wool velour, coats of
.frleze an excellent quality; coats
Eof fancy indefinite plaid effects; '
boats of fine black fabric neatly
tailored and handsomely lined,
Coats with big warm fu'r col~
pars and some with fur cufis t0‘
'match. Sport coats—~coats for
any and every occasion. .
Truly a wondrous collection of
models that are sure to please,
lnot alone because of the variety
lto choose from, but because the 7
[fabrics and tailoring are so good
land'the styles so pleasing. Tho
mrice'pleases, too, only $25.
Second floor. center
Dainty . White
waists for $1.
Dainty ought to be spelled with capital letters in
this case for the fabrics and styles are just as delicately
pretty as can be.
Pure White fine quality voile with tucked front and
wide collar with fine rufiling on edge. Two very pretty
styles made of finercorded dimity, one a mode with box
pleats; both with wide collars and fine pleating on edge
The maker of these waists never make any garments
to sell as low in price as this, so it is evident that they
are unusual value for $1. ~
Second floor. rear
Double breasted .
overcoats—-boysl - 1
Just as warm and comfortable as can be made from
heavy fancy fabrics, in fact these materials are specially
‘made for coats and are pure wool. They are almost heavy
enough to be made up without a lining. but these coat-a
{have a wool lining as well which makes them extra warm
They are made the popular ulster _ter with inverted
[pleat back and convertal l‘e collar and patch pockats.
Specially for boys from 8 t 13
priced $13. 75 0 years, specially
Basement, front
Fine. hosiery i for:
women and children";
, For women—McCallum 110531er with its distinctive
finish and its known reliability mafosé ecial ap
umber with lisle top and sole, full figurine
my, $2. 75.
Another good style in all silk is shown 111 black and
polars,
For women we are showing a particular-lg fine medium
Sleight lisle stocking, full 11111111011111, black and _ ~ '
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' _ boy in the 861100 age.
Ofiéi
black
_Fine Philipine
night robes.
Just to watch the expert needle worker from the
Phillipines plying her art is to know the rare skill em-
ployed 1n making these robes. “
Not only the fine pretty designs are worked by hand,
but the entire gown is made and finished 1n the same way
and with thé‘same patient skill.
We were especially fortunate 1n securing quite an as-
sortment at far less than their actual worth and so we
shall place on sale Tuesday and until sold fine night
gowns With embroidered designs, very dainty and pretty,
that will be of interest, occause every woman delights in
owning them, because. they make ideal gifts; because you
may chose at two prices which seem almost outside the
realm of the possible.
Lot No.1 ,special at $1. 95. Lot No. 2, schial at $2.9
Second floor. rear
New handkerchiefs.
Worth * picking now.
When thev first arrive the crispness appeals, but
more than that if you moing to pick kerchiefs as gifts.
The assortment that IS here now ought to mean something
to y ou. .
Women’s cotton kcrchiefs with embroidered corners,
white and solid colors, three 111 a box for 50c.
striped borders, 50c.
Boys’ White cotton kerchiefs with initial.
letters, 19c.
' Very neat
' Main flogr, right, center
Women’s gloves. ’
with warmth" and Style.
Thoroughly good made from selected skins and fin-
ished with many little kinks that mean real style.
Women's mocha skin gloves with silk lining, gréy in
color, warm and dressy, $2.25.
Women 3 two clasp fine kid gloves. These are made
with pretty embroidered backs 111 black, white, tan brown,
black with white embroidery and white with black, $3.
Women’ s capeskin gloves made with strap wrist and
heavy embroidered backs. Colors age beaver’and brown,
$3.7 5.
3: School children ’
need good shoes.
Il; does not ay to buy an inferior shoe for a girl or
They of necessity subject them to
the very hardest wear and therefore should have Shoes
with cod leather and workmanship.
. owland shoes have always Pigeon judged by this
standard~and here are a few that Measure up in every
particular.
Boys ’ brown: elk moccasins, Swazi/2 to 51/2 for $5.50
LYoutbs’ brown elk moccasins, sizes 1 to 2 for $5. - ,1
Little men ’s smoked elk moccasins, 11 to 13% for
$4 w’_ '11 ,,
Boys’ or girls’ smoked elk high cut laced shew, 2% to
7%
1:08am for$3
Men’ssil-k handkerchiefs, white centers with colored
Wadi Sizes 114%m2for$5. .Claildrens, sway,
$011. “- jandmdandblack
fabric with war! ih' ‘
richness in tE very
and woof of the goods
They are tailored
with a certain style. iii
hard to resist—ope
if you are fond of drés
. well—they am priced
$50 and $60 and they 1
and are wort h are
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penny of the price.
Wondrous smart are. the models and fabrics in
overcoats at $35, $40 and $45.
And them are. real good honest to goodness oiv 1.133
with style and fabrics that measure up to our .1 7
high standards and to the measure of wear and 1-0111;
you may expect for as lifile as $20. and $2 2.50.
If it is an overcoat it ’lslic 'e—let usgprove ii.
Main floor -. rear.
Furnishings for men
faShionable—-good.
Men’ s gloves, capeskin with embroidered back:- A}
ors are tan and cordovan, $3 pair
Men’ s neckwear, four—in-hands, open ends, rich 1.2.1111
some SllkS 1n dark stripes and figurese—ihoroue'hiv 9:11
$1.50. ‘
Men’ s mufilers of silk m accordion weave. den 1: colors;
very rich, very likeablc—fine for gifts, $4.
, Men’s hosiery of fine silk with lislc lop alkfiult. 1.1.1.113
and cordovan, only $1.
Main floor. right, front
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Hat styles
create furor .,
Of popular enthusiasm, doubtful if we ever suit] :11:
many, certain that women never expressed so 1:11.111}: 1;
miration for them. They come and go every day and 6
Se? arrival seems more beautiful than those of the
e ore. . 1
Today’ s new hats are some very rich combinations:
blaCk gelvet and panne velvet trimmei with ostr'ch 7
burnt goose, decidedly chic and with an air of 1111911913633
Priced at $5. . . , . V 1. ”‘1
_ Then there are new models in colors mostly blip
black and navy, in combination with gold or 1811‘
heavy Persia-n designed matelasse. Some with fill?
with feather trim, all so pleasing 11‘. is hard to choose. ..
too are only $5 1
Second floor, front
Pretty veils .
style-protection.
Veils are stylish and the stylish sort are here "
and fancy assorted meshes in all the new colors and
binations, 25c and 500 yard. —
Someof the newest novelty veiling and color M
oombinailon that are conSidered the very acme of 1111311
now otter-ed for sale here at 75c and $1 yard ‘
Main floor, right, center, Iron:
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’Tys’ sweaters
Shaker knit.
Thai; mom staunch and good and warm, 3 .
with roll collars Colon are navy blue, soul brii
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