Combinations which serve as corset cover, drawer
and short petticoat. These come lace and embroid
ery trimmed, , 1.75, $2.00 to $5.50
Envelopes in "step-in" style, lace trimmed, ;
Tn-niTalvrincs in o-sHvrt! SlfiS -4-fv 48 and 50. S2i50
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Tirawers. rinhvnidorv
Drawers, extra sizes,
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ed in Connecticut for about two years
by many poultrymen and they havt-:
learned how to get rid of the boarder j
hense and save many dollars in their j
grain bills. If you are a poultryman
and interested in learning how to ;
eliminate the non-producing hen, you
ar einvited to be present at this
demonstration conducted by the Fair- i
field County Farm Bureau. i
HAWTHORNE CO.
INCREASES ITS
CAPITAL STOCK
Hartford, Oct. 1. The Hawthorne
Manufacturing Company, Inc., ' of
Bridgeport, filed a certificate for an
increase of capital stock 'from $200,000
to $297,000. The -directors signing were
Ellsworth A. Hawthorne, E. Stewart
Hawthorne, F- Horace Hawthorne and
W. F. Burns.
A certificate of organization was
filed by the Fairfield Park Land
Company of Bridgeport, capitalized at
$50,000, with 600 shares at th'e par
value of $100 each. Percy P. Ander
son is president and treasurer, and
ftjnea J. O'Brien 13 secretary. These
two men, with Walter B. ILashar, con
stitute tbj t4r4 X dlractaca.
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and lace trimmed.
$1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and
embroidery trimmed, $1.50
lace trimmed, $1.75
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