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FUR COATS FOR wOMEN AND MISSES
At $100.00 and up.
A sale that is a Christmas gift in itself—including all our fur
coats—each of which would make a magnificent gift in itself.
The prices represent savings of from $10 to $50.
Wen Styled Coats In All Furs Offered
12-14 ' N ORTH MAIN STREET
algefiflome of Good Clothes
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Inn. \\:1\ at her mother’s home in lion for an lillpi‘itl- The formal mO- 'l‘imn's-Displich.
Philadelphia today resting from the tion will be made on Jen. 9. the dste
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thrill on Christmas morning, that is the kind of gift
which fills a real need and which will give them more
than a merely temporary pleasure or comfort.
When you select a gift for the home you are assur-
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CATHOLIC
, HISTORICAL
CONVENTION
Miss Helen McMahon is the local
member of the committee who is us-
sisting on the completion at plans tor
the third annual meeting or the
Americsu‘ Csthblic Historical Society.
which-is to be held in New Haven
from noon. Dec. 27, until noon. DE.
30. inclusive. This meeting is be 3
held st the some time and at the same
headquarters u the American His-
torical Allocistion. Mississippi Valley
Historical Association, Agricultural
History Society. the American i'liciety
of Church History, and several other
New Englsnd Historical Societies
There are to be many sessions—
mornln‘, afternoon and evening—with
conference. dinners. iuncheons and
other sflairs. The headquarters of the
.American Catholic Histories: A-ocia.
tion will be at the Hotel Taft. The
secretory. the Rev. Dr. Guiidlw, will
. in room 120.
’Subscrifition invitations for the i an-
quet which is to be held on Thursday
evening Dnccmbor 28121, in the bulb,
, room or the Hotel 'l‘nft at 6:30 o'clock.
which will be one of the largest Kath- l
cringe of its kind ever given in Him
flute. can be obtained from the local
committee member. The banquet is;
over before 10 O'clock. giving ihosci'r
who wish to take trains emple time to
do so. i
must be returned not later than Sut~
urday. the 23rd of December. to Rev.
T. IAWI‘JIOH Riggs. 135 'Whitne! an».
nus» New Haven. Conn. The checks
Keen. tronsurcr, This should be nt~‘
tended to prnlnptly as the demand for;
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'to close when the. limit luv been;
reached. and indications point that}
taxed to its usual capacity. i
The four non-d speakers at this barn.l
Right Rev. John Grcmry Murray. Ill
will deliver s symposium: ”The Value;
Peterson, 1). 1).. rector. BL. Johti's‘
Seminary. Brighton. Msss. Addressu'
"The Scioloiricsi Value of Historical.
Studies." Rev. Dr. Peter Guilder, thcl
(icon. l'nion College, Schenectady. N.‘
Y. Address: “Thc’Pcdsgor‘lcnl Vaiun
of Historical Studies." Rev. Francis
vilinte. l'oughkecpsie. N. Y. Addressg
"The Cultural .Vsiue of Historical!
Catholic University OLMenca. Wash-i
inflon. i). C. These “dresses will be'
each of twenty minutes‘ duration.
Dr. Frank J. O'Neill will render a
solo. and a double eriet will give
u Smoker. {or men. ixivcn by the
Graduates'dub. 155; Elm street. and
Him street. for all members of the,
their authors are the (allowing:
Dr. James J. “'eish.
Movement"—-Rev. Francis A. Christie.
. Connecticut"~—l‘tev. Maurice I“. hicAu»:
;lme. .
i‘ius lX"-Dr. Loo F. Stork. .
"The Historical Basis or the Ency-
clopcdin"—lt(-\'. John J. \Vi‘nnc. S. J.
"St. licrnard and the Papncy"— -
Rev. Dr. John Cartwright. l
clnnnli (1322-192/2i'fi—Sister Mary
Agnes McCann. Ph. D.
“The Vatican Council find the Law
of Nntions"-——Rev. Joseph N. Begun.
S. T. L.
"Dante's Views on the Sovereignty.
of the State"-—~Rev, Dr. J. J. Rolbiecki.’
"rhe Knowledge onthe Sphericity
of the Esrih in the Pkrly Middle
.\iren"——~Rev. Francis J. Rotten. R. J.
"Tho Terccnienary of Msry Ward"
Rev. Patrick Brownex
"America's First Welfare Council
”Mgr—Rev, Dr. Peter Guilday.
‘ “ intorit‘nl Impllcntions in the
g Writings of St. Thomas Aquinas"—
Rev. Henry Ignatius Smith, 0. P.. Pn. l
D. '
“The Sacred Songs of the Middle,
ARGU'-Hon. Daniel J. Douche. '
"The Benedictines in th. Vicsristc
Punch. 0. 8. 13.
“Spanish Influence In Medieval Eur-
ope"-vRev. Dr. Edwin Ryan.
Prohibition has come to stay. The
people who say it won't last used to‘
and now they like it.——Toledo Blade. ‘
Jap, Ambassador
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to be strictly inlormnl. and will be} '
The‘ncceptsnces for the banquet. j
should be made out to John J. Mm;
banquet iirkcis has been unusuall), ‘.
large and tin: subscriptions will .;nt-‘. ,
then thc bull-room will be H’M‘t‘ thnnl ;
quot are. including the chairmen: ] f
D.. Auxiliary lllshon of Hartford. wim- '
of Historical Fiudir—s." Tho ncldrcsI-s . 7
”the Moal \‘nluc rf nut-aura! Btu-l
dies." Rt. llev. Monsignor John Hf I
A. Donnelly. S. J.. St. Andrew's Nu.‘
Studies." Rev. Dr. Peter Guiidny. the? ~
3. reception at the Faculty club. 1419: '
Association. I :-
A'mong the papers to be road and: ~
i "What Civiiiutlon Owes to itul)"'— ' .
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"A History or the 80cm Catholic“ I
n. l). ;
"The Beginning of Catholicism in -
“'r‘he l'nited States at the Court of. ~
“The Archdiocessn Archives of Cin-i '-
of Kansas (1856-77)"-——Rov. Edmund:
Closed All Day Monday, Dec. 25th
talk the same way about grapefruit ‘
' FRIENDS ‘\
Who have no time
but
Saturday mornings
to come in will
receive
prompt and
courteous attention
in our
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CHRISTMAS
CLUB.
25c to $5 a week
Open Saturday Night ‘
December . 23rd '
From“ 7 to 8.
Norwalk Chronicler