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Purchasing Arents' associa-
l Coolieoticut publishes a very
into: house organ called The
13.; Among the members at
,. J-‘istlon is an empieye ct
.Nuh Engineering company.
. ' In theDe-
lone offrho Bulletin is the
l extract from the report of
‘. (Hubbard. president [of the
. tursrs' association:-
' ~ to sunrise in Connecticut
aeit‘ieens of Connecticut. we
Wily if we saw tit. supply
res with all necessities and
0e bf Connecticut make.
, mightdive in s. house built oi‘
‘iicut brick or'of Connecticut
8'. Mud and planed in Conv
t niltli end fitted throushout
,onnectlcut fixtures. All Rev-
. Keefe. of Nor-Wich. pointed
me time eye. an alarm clock
.ln‘ Waterbury. New Haven.
, lie. Thomoston. Bristol.
Hook or Winstod' arouses us
amornlng. From a. bed mode
-rby. supplied with‘ Hartford
and mattresses. with‘castcrn
clicut sheets and pillow cases.
trip out on a cerpet.‘ made in
lhonvilie'or in' ‘a. room heated
orwich or New Haven boiler
lippod with electrical fixtures
a“... ”fl... "5”. mm.“m. “.0.
jutever You Ned, .
' Made in Your Own State
It’s
lin New Britsin. Stamford. New He-
van. Terryville or Tomnsion. and
'we to into a bathroom supplied
with valves and (cumin rrcrn
Bridgeport. Middletown. Waterbury
or Hartford. soap from Glastonbury.
tooth posts from New London. rub~
ber seeds from Beacon Foils. Hart-
ford. Neuntuclc or Nor-wells. end
chemicals from Nnuaetuoh or Stef-
totjd Sprints. .
We put on underclcthing end a
collar made in or tron: goods from
Gluionbury. , South Manchester.
South Norwniir. Bothei. New Britain.
Plciniicid. Putnem or Windsor
Locits. and it we happen to be
straight-laced New Enciondere. a
corset. mode in Bronford. South
Norwailr. New Heven or Bridgeport.
a. shirt from Norwich. New Haven
or‘Dridseoort. end a coat. vest and
trousers made tron: cloth from East
Lyme. Norwich. Rockvillo. Somersq
Ville or Stafford springs, sowed with
Willimlmtic. Rockville. Wineted or
New London thresd and Torrinston
needles on machines made in
Bridgeport.
Our wives renovate garments with
silk from South Manchester. New
London or Shelton. using hooks.
pins and buttons from Waterbury.
Derby. Shelton or Winchester. while
the maid prepares our breakfast on
c. Norwich. New Britain or Stamford
range.
We read in the newspapers. the
stock of which comes trorn Westport
or Norwnlk and Which is printed by
brass factories of Meridcn and
Naugaiuck Valley.
turn the key in a. lock mode
WOMEN'S STORE
taffeta with wide woven
V onizing colors.
ill
lkr’ cords.
of smartness as well.
eon Rib Umbrellas of heaquualiiy
, pin checks and woven stripes in
Also
borders, 2% inches wide. ‘Hcavy
her or cleverly carved wood handles
‘ amber lips and ferrule. in navy. ,
green, brown and cocoalwith matchj
'A gift um'blella selected from either of .th
very heartyl welcome. Not alone a
machines made in New London. of
the battles which licvo been fought
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tion from Hertierd. Iridseport or
New Haven. .
We pour cold water from l. mu.
um bottle mode in Norwich. Meriden‘
or New Britein into a out sides sob-
lot from Meriden. usinc silverware
trom Meriden, Wallinsford. Water-
bury Bristol or Hartford. We eat
America's best apples from New
Britain or Windsor. her beeches
from Glastonbury. ecu. mills and
butter and fancy vegetables from
farms in various peril} of Connectio
out. We may use conned goods
from Guiiford and unload from
South Norwalit.
After breakfast we enjoy e. otter
with a. Connecticut wrepper. ”own
and made somewhere northeast of
Hurtford. while We take our Den-
bury. Bethol or South Normlk hot
and our Nuugntuck. Beacon Falls.
or New Haven rubbers and get into
our automobile made in Bridgeport.
or Bristol ball bearings and tires and
within the state. We drive through
busy streets. macadami'zcd With
Connecticut trap rock. to our office
building of Connecticut mode brick
or stone. '
All day long e fountain pen mode
in Seymour or a. typewriter mede'in
Hartford or Middletown writes our
letters and figures our accounts. :1
dioinphone receives dictation end ex
visible index made in New Haven
keeps our business in order. Our
businesses and all we own are insur-
ed against till sorts of dangers by
Hartford insurance companies.
And when our life is over. a New
Haven or Hartford organ accompan-
ies the funeral music as we lie in a
coffin mode in NQW’HRVQn. trimmed
with fittingo from Winsted or Thomp-
psonvlile. We thank God that we ere
fixlnlly placed in Connecticut soil
in Europe with guns and nmmuni~
a,
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borders in Cloudburst fram
with plain
her and Yellow
tips and ferrule.
borders.
gpdvcd. _
k Hosiery.
e hem.
king.
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per? heel. Pure silk in
" shades.
Gift Hosiery ‘ .
ways ACc’eptible.
.. the smart woman's wardrobethcrs
lways room for moresilk hosiery.
so gift item that’s alwcys happily re-,
Especially if it’s ‘Mclg's
_ them ‘cola Stripe Sill: , Stockings
‘Slleer Silk. Sjlk‘to the top, or Willi .
“All new colors. ' $1.95 . .
. Box of 3 in $5.70
istle Brand" Guaranteed Siiie
kings. Pure silk with merccrized '.
A most satisfactory silk
t... Silk Hose. 1.4.... sill: of
‘ ous quality. Black andrcolors.
_’ Sills Hose with the
with Connecticut flowers and Conn.
anW‘W—Mmmam m.
equipped with Benton. New Britain ‘
accessories from numerourpleces "
wives. our lives. our automobiles. owl ‘
Robert H.
.Veiled ..
This is Mrs. Wallace M. Probnsco,
daughter of Robert G. lngcrsoll, the .
cnnnslic. arriving at [Scheme 1103- I
pitol in New York to visit her
cntraugcd husband. Probasco was‘
shot and severely wounded by Mrs". .
Inger-soil. wile of t
aged mum-millionaire wntch manu-
facturer, who then killed herself.
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A CHRISTMAS GIFT
the Family, All the Year
(Special Holiday Offering)
1.0'Pil3CE DINNER
For All
practices 2:, 192s
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COMPLETE
SERVICE
FOR TWELVE
COMP“ I E
SERVICE
FOR TWELVE
The product of
_ . America’s finest
available my several attractive patterns.
service for 12‘ persons. Friendly terms available.
wood shanks and
Distinctive handle
cords and tasscls.
silks with smart plaid,
. ‘Give Her a Silk Umbrella
special purchase brings smart silk umbrellas at special prices V
' And Just in .Time for Christmas Gift. Giving ,
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$8.95 -
Regular $10.93
imported all sill: taffeta umbrellas with
16 rib Kyoto and ‘ ‘
es in gilt, silver or black.
s—each one an indiv-
idual style —— made of Mexican. Onxy.
Abclon. Pearl. Rose Amber,
Wide woven
cse groups hassured a
gift of serviceability—but a gift
A gift that will be “aimed with
pride-for years.
Pearl Am-
Amber with matching
'silk wrist
Brightly colored
striped or satin
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college miss. All
Gift Suggestionsfrom
Our Downstairs Salenoom
A wealth of giftideas in
mcnt—our‘daytime dress section. A
few 'suggcstions.‘ “ "
U'einty Aprons of dotted
lawn. white or pastel shades.
embroidery or‘pi’n‘tuck trimmin
Rubber Aprons—cremnnc rubberized
or solid color rubber .
Slip-on Aprons in dainty 'chintz pat-
tern percales, black ,
tonne. Novel styles. $1.19end $1.25
Scotch Plaid Blanket Robes for the
one depart-
swiss orsheer
Lacs
. $1.25 to $1.69
, mo
89c
sateen . and. cre-
wool. Very stunning.
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i wear. ‘ Service weight. every pretty styles $119 . W I
ired shade. , $1.88 .6 m Aym- 0} Wu rubber In new Rainbow of Costumes
‘ 3°! 0! 3 'r-ir {5-40 black and white effect with applique = Due For’SWlss Alps,
. flowers. Smartest gift for a hostess. . _. . . l
.. .. Gold Stripe ChiffonorScr- _ . "“"‘"
. -' $16.93
Baum gee fiftnew landfilms Beacob and,
other an e ,mae as. -
l” ’“ . , . $395 brim
gra' ' a fur: rhino Dresses. several stylesin soft
all the cotton foulards. ideal gift for-mother. . them.
szoo ' , , . “ $8.98 “
. with citieslof sizo containing rare
lull Fashions no
,flow of fashion is retiring into his—
‘ dress in the days of Clay and Web‘
debate. .
stronger bulwark
but even in that stately assemblage
there is a breaking away from the
will resemble a. rainbow whenvthc
English. crowds which are, going’
therefor Christos” ‘
their new sports clothing.
suits are brighter than overs-«Pic-
cedillyy
vol, Villas:
resorts in the Al
knitted hotelier-beckon
‘ers in every imeslneble vet-i of.
, ,britht colors. W
roots. end Emcee issuance are“
discernible in
which invariably have cops to melon .
mor.‘ sedate women.
which run hcflsonisily er. sacred v
in m’ntunbers and lather coats
ere shown in crease and blues in
* bromv . .
ectlcut granite marking our grave,
A graduate of Yale Medical School
.nitends us Just prior to this time. A
fate lawyer breaks our will. and :l
,rudunte of some Connecticut school
lfol's up prayer for us. ,
ii‘. however. we are fortunate;
.‘nouglt to avoid those last few events;
«or the time being. a ship. built in!
eicssex. Greenwich. or New London,
may tulle us to Europe. While cm;
route we may fish with rod until
tackle from Torrington. New Haven!
or Bristol.
For those of us who ere not good
sailors We may in port substitute the ‘
European trip for a trip through the
territory within 200 miles of the
Connecticut State Capitol. A torri-
historic interest; with mirror lukcs
nod rising peaks rivaling those ol
Bwitserinnd: with wooded hills.
fields or slowing grain and. sparkling
yet lazy streams equal in beauty to
those of England: with c.r at one“
as fresh and as salty as the air ol
Scotland; with vinoynr‘ls uml tol-
raced hillsides as picturesque as
those at Old ii'runco. llllcli by the
some people who once tilled the soil
- of the Mother Land; with climate on g
‘ severe as that of Siberia or as mild
as Italy: with shore watering pious
comparable to any in the old worldl
for sheer beauty and convenienceu
art collections. opportunity for men.
till end physicel pleasure. l
i Infect. s. territory lnwhich can
be duplicated ins measure much of
that which lures us to the' Old
world. In truth. “Connecticut is the
Vocation Ground of America as well
as the Workshop of the World.
A: capital Changes
wns'nINGr . '. (APl—Tho ebb and
tory many of the customs in dress
and manners once characteristically
a. port of the official life on Capitol
Hill. ‘
The frock cost. the conventional
sier fast is dis‘appenring. It is worn 3
regularly now by only a. few. The '
brocdbrimmed hat is being hung on
the maker tindltiomnnd many of
the old familiar forms of ssluiation
arty being dropped for phrases of the
present day. In the clockrooms. the
cigarette and five to twenty cent
cigars fill the air once made blue
by the humble stosie. or chcrcot.
In the House even that well.
known form of oddressinx'members.
as old as Congress ltsclf--"the (.‘en-
tlemen from Tennessee.” or which- l
ever may be his state—is threaten— ‘
ed. During the session a year ago.
official exception was taken on twol
occasions to the use of "you" iced-i
dressing colleagues in the heat of E
The Senate has
been by m the ‘I
“Must change.
LONDON, (AP) - Switzerland
arrive ”with oil
Skillet. skating and tobosgenins
Oxford and. Bond‘ etrEets ,
windows. showing .‘
to:- those who will ‘
ter- holiday. .at Do-
and other snow-cloth
Most of the entail tor women are
use." new
Indies: blocker»:
nanny of the suits.”
suit. with short skirts are“
tiered in less brilliant. oolore for;
Lumberjack costs in gay stripes?
u all tones jot-yellow end
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"Oil thin. lbout hl.
tons to
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This loo-Piece Dinner Set includes
12 Four-inch Plug;
Four'inlch Fruits
Covered Dish
Sugar Bowl
Ten-inch Dish
Five-inch Plate:
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‘50-PIECE DINNER SETS
A charming service for small families.
terns at friendly terms.
This Fifty PieCe Dinner Set includes '
6 Five-inch Plates
3 Four-inch Plates
ii Soverrinch Plates
1 mam Dish
1 simmers Baker
1 Corercd Dish
pottcries. these dinner sets are
They offer‘complcte
12 Slx'ineih Coupes
1 Ton~inch Dish
1 Seven-inch Baker
1 Pickle Dish
1 Ecuador”: Coupe 1 Grevy Boat
1 Seven-inch Nappies 12 Tons
i3 Seven-inch Plates 1 Cream
1 Covered Butter Dish 1 Bowl
Available in several pat-
6 Four-inch Fruits
e Six-inch Coupes
6 Tons
CABINET SMOKER
Available in mahossny‘ fin-
ish or in green or red
lacquer. A real holiday
special. $498
SMOKING SETS-«ideal can. l... Father, Brother or
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for ‘
CABINET SMOKER , ENE“ KER CABINET SMOKER
. ‘W in whom. .1 5M0 ‘A an. smoker in mchogany I
m? w "G M11" “D' In whom. red or men or green lacquer in»
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$57.5 '°' $375, ‘ ,
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