word,” no glib adver-
‘ phrases to point
out its good points. In
“fact it out-points fog
"dignity, e egance an
(comfort eyery big coat
in Fashion’ 3 arena. '
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Clothing co...
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and
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COLONIAL‘ LENSES
'In
Spectacles and Eyeglasses
"They cost no more at
router’s”
«THAMER, INC.
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. ' 1310 lot-til Arenas
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Quint-Hand Parts and Tires to
' ”I My Msks of Car.
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may need their help in this kind ot:In§rodnction. the choirmnn mt
work. ‘-
The nonizintiou committee brought
lowing oinoen And
tee:
Chaim-Soul Benn-:11. Hartford.
Vice-Chairmen—Comm Hy-
man Jacobo. New Haven: Jacob B.
Klein. Brtdgeport; Oscar Frank. Itch.
iden.
Treasurer—Gunner noodles; .
Norwalk.
DirectosL—lsssc Carmel Est-trad. 1
Executive Comm— m.
Abraham._florwnlk; I.” M
Zemach Kohnb'erg. Mord: Beth‘s
Juda Levaberg. Leon ”‘3 Nov 89a
ven; Rabbi. J. Rosenberg. 1.810“
‘ New
London: Rabbi Max Am and Rabbi“
Shapiro. Stamford; Rabbis J. Jul-nun
and Lewis Browne. Waterburyri'mbbl
W. Seller Bridgeport: Rabbi Philip
First Merideu. and Bobbi 1. Lemon-
ovity.‘ Putnam; Joseph War. Eer-
man P. Koppelmsn. Csotnin Al. Di-
mon. Hrs. Harris Older. Hrs. J. if. N.
Cohen. Word; M. E. Alex. Wol-
lingiord: ll. Broder. Colehs‘or: Abru-
bsm Spelke. Stamford; Dr. W.
South Nor-walk; Charles Walsor We»
terbury: Bernard Press and Hr: Po-‘
m Middleton; Charles Cohen.
' Samuel J Nathan son and Mrs. David
Steinberg. New Haven: Kolman Ltle
and Mrs. S. M. Arenson. Ansonln; n.
Orentlicher. Hermon; Morris Cohen
and Dr. S. M. Dunn. New Britain: I.
J. Silverman. Norwich; Myer Cohen.
Greenwich: Asher. Pnplsh. Dsnbury;
s. Shechter and Mrs. Joseph 80in.
New London; Mrs. Leon Freedman.
Waterbury.
A banquet was tendered to the del-
egates and guests at the grill room of
the Hotel Tait. The speakers’ table
was occupied by Joseph Ulman. Judge ,
Jacob 8. Caplsn. Mr. and Mrs. hm-
uel Roodner. Commissioner Hyman
Jtobs; Robbie Lewis Browne.\\'1-
terbur), and Leon Spitz. New Hawen; '
Director Isaac Carmel. Samuel J. Nit-I
thnnson. Toastmaster Charles Cohen,‘
and Nationnl Secretary of the Koren
qusod Emanuel Newman. New
York.
by Emanuel Newman. Issac Carmel
and Rabbi Browne. who pictured the
work done by the funds collected in
this county. comprising of the upkeep
of 152 schools. which include kinder-
gartensa elementary and high school;
a. chain of hospitals and clinics. and
taking care or tens or thousands of
emigrants who are received at the:
ports. given food and shelter. provid-‘
ed with tools and finding for them
employment. '
Mr. Roodner m introduced as the'
State treasurer. who delivered tumor!
address. promising not only to receive
Brilliant addresses were delivered‘
“*8 were? for this sscred cause.
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At Center cehool s. new class will be 5
organised tonight in charge or Hr.
John Young. He is a University at»
Rochester man. and brill” to»:
evening school work
many of whom are employed in Ns'r-
snik factories; valuable do“? contact
with industry. Mr. Joseph Nathanson.
whose elm at Center school has been
making good vl‘ofles. welcomes the
oportuuity to enroll new students who 1
are beginners with two teachers. one
can handle only the intoflnedhte
students. some of whom had to be
turned am during the first two
months of esening school become
there was not can doing the“grade
or work they dosh-ea. Ls. r schools.
with cur-em! gra'ding. ' mod ei-
sential it News“: is to offer the best
opportunities for learning English.‘
land studying civics. to oil the adult
foreign born working and making
homes here.
Evening school is in session Tues-
the Thanksgiving vacation. on Decom-
ber 4. As that is Citizenship Day in
American Education week special”
features willl be plnmued for the even-
ing. ’
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Restored in Adrianople
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mosues. and in the evening the wo~
men.
enaded until a late hour' through the
brilliantly illuminated streets. -
LONDON. Nov. 27 .—-(By the A890-
cisted PM) .—-'1‘he statement or Am-
bnsmdor Child. at Lunisnne, last .Snt-
til-day, is the outstanding feature of
the London morning newspapers,
,which boas-inguo Bonds: i-ucs, take ‘
the first opportunity today to (“sous .
what some term "We Mei-icon
intervention" and the “American
bombshell. '
Althmh some regard the ambassa-
give notice or an American determ-
ination to have a share in the Host!
on deck. 01ka is not- mm
but forth and sevml mucous}
papers taut Mr. Child's declaration
as timely and welcome.
The Times says:
"rile sheen-en: is ofcwidet import-
but to-oflrmsmold dom-
rith milest- .
day Nov. 28. and than not until after _
contrary to all custom. prom- j
intended to » _
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Evening Gowns .
Of won and Ghee Tsfl'ch.
Copics of French models. These are of bcauti- 1
fill and novel materials, metal cloths, Gros dc Lon- '
fires, and chiflon combined with lace all made up .
in styles that are chic m the extreme. . Some of those ,
were selected by irene Castle as being the most suit- '
able for dancing and evening wear. Duplicates
have been shown at the Dawe Iheatre this week.
ExClusiyely one of a kind.
$9.50 and; $79. 50
Dresses of charming designpsimply
made andpf (aficta :11 beautiful colors, peach pink,
sky blue, brocadcd with French lace, with “Berthas”
- . andiancifnl medallions.
sh
is Your Kitchen Perfectly Equapped
for W? J
Hose are some very new srtsciss.
.55 ”ominsbeetuon, 31.85
Snood door.
Cowudmofsquare sheetiromficnupjim
Washable Cape'skin Gauntlets
7 new 15 so
especially if one wears
covers the exposed wrist. These gaunil
shades of tan or brown
The colors are
c,
m blue "1d
black.
Sizes 42,. to
54%.
$59.50 t0.
brow n
$95.00
Second 50".}:
comfortable m cold weathei
an open or short sleexe. ll
:15 are in
to match tan and brown 0):-
fords.‘ They are extremely modish, With Prix serum
f and the wrist strapped.
in soft Russizm finish. The
lineal street glove we can all er.
$2.15: pair.
Main film
F-R'ead Dairies
. . 10 cts
Now on sale Main '
floor and Basement.
’Christmas Cards
" .Thousnnds of Them
‘iovr arranged in the
first Section near the
Main St. door. A whole
square settidn where
people . may move
about and examine
them With ' convenience
and ease.
. is. ‘
. "Remarkablyg'ood ones
. . at- _
" 575.1093 IScts.
.Vcry choice ones;
' 25 cts.
7 We confirm without
restrictions that this
is the finest assortment
or ChnstmasCaIds we
have ever shown.
Win a large
1;...- Thanksgiving needs.
Carving Sets
of high grade 5121'
mounted with ‘2;
horn or white has;
All have plain his;
and sterling silver 1::-
ruIes and caps.
Bird, Game and Beef
Sets.
fwo—piece 5.315 for r C
or gain ‘ $225 “P
Two-piece Sets ’0’
beef $375“?
Three-piece 5:148:50 ill)
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and Freight (l
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variety of sizes and styles.
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