tench? shone ‘
crossfire tint? W»
“t"
.. fierinlntilver istlic gellidue‘i’artick be“
it t . irate i warranted to be Such. and thee‘xtra plate.
"‘2 sihdnes.”'tware. : " ‘ .=
. lowe's‘tgpriced to most costly. every
_ t‘ we Standbtck of it. ' "
MBRS PLATED WARE. _
irisware is‘ail extra plated with [pieces of silver inlaid
“points ‘mostfegrposed to wear. the curves of the bowl
handle. " “
,. I
Gravy ladies 75c: 05c; gold lined $l.l5.
grduldioilm
W up ladies “.95.
.Beg‘r'yxspoonsfl and $l.05:
. «.{ts‘s 'w'.‘ as 4’. :
article has our
.gold lined stzs. sins and
Coffeespoonsloc and ill-ill) atetti gold lined M50.
Children's sets in four styles. ill. ’$l.35'an‘d $.50.
_ Sugar shells 38 and 50c; gold lined 48 and 10c.
‘ 4 Cheese servers. gold lined Si. ‘ - , .
' » Nut sdtsihSc 9nd 5i. 1 y ‘
Crumb scrapers $2.25. " _
Oystfil lurksjllllll andySl.63 a set.
. Butter spreaders $2.251! set.
- , . Fruit knivesfilds to $3 a set.
, Pie forks $2 per set. . ;
Dirty forks $450 per 'set: with gold bowl 82.25.
C ass claret lugs with silver tops. 05c and 95c.
'o STERLING SILVER.
“ Sugar and cream set of cut glass with sterling trim-
Vmingsjli. . " ‘
Water bottle of cut glass finished in sterling silver. 36.
Salt shakers with sterling top, 50c.
,CorkescreWS with handle of horn. trimmed in silver,
‘ [$335. 9.15. n2 tol$3.50.
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY
(74':Q “.r-Blgldfieport. ;m' ' L ' ‘
I O I O O
J. SPENCER & C .°.-°-o°.-°.-'«TflE JEWELERS.
. i We ire prepared to show the largest and most complete stocks of articles
notable for Holiday Gifts at either of our stores, 96 Washington street. South
Wlk, or 3 Main street. Norwnlk.
' We purchased our Diamonds and other precious stones for in advance
at melanoma prices much lower than those ruling today. an owing to the
war in the Transvaal. there has been u very material advance In prices. and
we eat: Otter exceptional values in single stone Diamond Rings. also in com-
bination with other Precious Stones. Studs. Earrings. Sleeve Links. Scarf
vii“; reliable timekeepers. at lower prices than hhve ever been offered in Not»
wnlk. Sterling Silver. Silver Plated Ware that wears. Silver Novelties of
flW,.d,uctlption.' GOOD JUDGMENT suggests the necessity of buyinn
from such stores. \
J. SPENCER} co.
Specification-
THIS MYERS T0 UNDERWEAR.
We have several small lots we wish to dispose
of before our Holiday Trade commences. Note
these prices and take advantage of this early re-
duction. .
. Regular $1.50 quality all wool fleece lined
shirts and drawers, now 79c.
Broken lots of ribbed and fleece lined under-
shirts 50c quality, now 25¢.
White and Gra Merino Shirts and drawers.
all sizes. A G 40c worth, now 26c.
Watch for Our Holiday Sayings Next Week.
Open every evening until 9'o’clook.
. . . ,
3. Davis 3) Son.
Tailors, Clothiers, Hatters
. and Fu‘rniahers.
(Our New Address—86 Washington Street.
, The co art of home assured. Warm
again.
. parties In New Canaan. »
'ttroag. All aruggistalils orti. Cara goat-an
Address
Pins. etc. In Watches we have the best styles in Gold. Gold Filled. and Silo ‘
~ the horse. wagon and
cum mam traits
moved here from lontthiton.
... yaw
«0m
‘nlx' weeks ago. in abioktobe about
itsv. ii. ii. Kill will Mate tamer»
row In the itaw Canaan finalist
Mina Jennie Raymond. who has
a sum for several months. no
retaovad to the Stamtord "liloapltal. for ‘
trestment. ‘
lira. Jesse It. Ferris. oi Bayvlew
avenue. has been spending a week with
hir.‘ and hire. Clarence Nash. in New
York city.
The bicycle boat, owned by flirt!
been disposed of by E. L. Stevens. to
Miss Etheiene Porter. of Farmin .
ton. formerly teacher In the ach,
here, is spending a few days with
and hire. Frank liollina.
The Epworth League oi the Metho-
dist Episcopal Churchheidta success-
ful social last night at the realdenot
of Mr. and litre. George Wicks.
Miss Norma Sherer and bliss Nine
Rowland will attend a concert in
Bridlmrt this afternoon and plan
several selections on the piano.
m
Mrs..Eben Turner. who has been tbr
guest ,of Ir. and Mrs. Charles S. St.
John. of Elisabeth strut. has return-
ed to her home In White Plains.
The usual services will be held in the
Baptist Church. Sunday.thth preach»
g “10:66 a. m.. by the pastor. Rev
ankiBrown. At 1! o'clock. the Son-
day school will hold its labial. and at
s o'clock the Young Peopk'l meeting
will be led by lira. Winfield S. Grant
The subject is The indwelling Prev
once. ‘
.III'IIaIaaselphaadlnlflfllhAway.
"liontflttohaooonaatiy roman-m
, .rauotiitamemaadv .Iakaitov'l‘e
uwnaenwwhen that mate's weak men
toad Miss and sample fron-
Ilvrlilg m on. may" Tern
,smnn urn mnoron. ’
Frederick Barbie. .ir.. 0 ed a meat
market yesterday in C es 0. Water-
bury‘s building in Railroad avenue.
Undertaker James Birchard has had
his-barn fortified'agninnt horse or bar-
ness thieves ln’ the future. iron barr
securely protect the windows. and the
doors are fastened with several com-
mon locks and padlocks.
A model of the yacht Shamrock. ful-
Iyrigg‘sd. made by Arthur Southwick
of Noroton, is on exhibition in Schiel-
cher a Son's show window. in Siam’
ford. With it in a handsome model or
the Columbia. which has been on ex
hibitlon there for some time.
The Social Whlst Club. of Stamford
met at the residence of bliss Lina Rel-
h ~ . i .
, iiliiillll'di‘b
say. 5
Tinderbwhoae isg was brok-
thewelir known WhOkisaie film of Rnbei. Wile~ d. Co...
w altihie stuck oilsdios’ Coats from .Rosenbcrger d. Co..
Cntbill, whats now in Seattle, has .
, were bought last Juln, and whatever we have in stock is worth just double» the . I
,. e
i
v”, M .
w ill disses. and ii p ,
. . B “Gills SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9i . y .
tinting bought; the enlite'stock-(rl samples of Misses’ and: ,Chiidren?s ,»
59 E. lZih.Si., N. X. ~
22 W. 4th Sinatgbflc
delirium: are insiposiIIOnyio offer the people in the Twin Citieslhe gra '
Militants ever brought to South. ’Norwalk. We have put the price. on event
them in plain figures, A PRICE THAT WILL MAKE THEM SELL QUICK. "
OUR “FUR DEDARTMENT is second to none in the State.
.7:
El .
.fi ’
,.
1,; w, Shir.
' d for them. . Although the market is
; .uine article will alwans be worth what non pan for it.
sell it for less than some stores sell the inferior goods.
. To make this a sale which will long be remembered
we will make a sweeping reduction on evern article in our store.
few items of interest. , .
SPECIAL NOTICE. People who“ have not got the readn‘cash to ink
lane of this special sale, can come in and bun the goods on Credit. We will
account withevernbodn. You can take the goods with non, Wear, it, and then “
weekln until paid. Remember, non wear the goods while nailing for them the
amount of $1.00 weeklu. , ~ ~ ~
I
full of cheap, shoddn and imitation L f .
We sell none but the. I
bn the people in The No
Below we men
anowoor. mutant.”
Braided front, lin ,
blue, black and red. for .
FRENCH FLANNIL WM.
Braided. colors. Nd. bill! a‘ W. ,
Lined throughout. 81.9! to' flaky} . w -
insane mortars.
CHILDREN’S CLOAKS.
In this department we have always
excelled competition. Children's Reef-
era. Boucie Cloth, brown, blue and red
large sailor collar. trimmed with braid
for 82.98.
bow, use
About one hundred Trimmed lists.
marked down to Cl.” and 82.98.
All of our 87. tit and no Iiats mark-
ed down to 85. 86 and ti.
In our lintrimmed Hat Department.
we have made a sweeping reduction.
Golf Hats and Alpine Hats-Every-
thing has been reduced in price.
Jackets for Glrls 12 to 16 years old
made in the latest fashion, for $2.98
and $3.98.
ournpnnrt's pronunown comb.
lied and white. Sailor collar and
trimmed with white or black fur, for
arse. ,
LONG COATS FOR CHILDREN.
Sires 3 to 5 years. made out of
Teavy Boucle Cloth. fur trimmed for
CHILDREN'S REEFERS.
Beaver Cloth. red. brown, blue and
green. with sailor wliar for $2.50.
PLAIN SERGE SKIRTS.
Tailor made. from 32.50 to 85.50.
ALL WOOL SERGE SKIRTS.
Box plaid back. aplique front, very
stylish. price $6.98.
All-wool Toboggans for school wear
from 2&- to 75¢.
night. The early part of the av.
was spent In playing whiat. the
winners being as follows: First lady's
: second lady's. Nina S
Phcaton; ilrat gentiemcn'n. Georgi
Starke; mood gentle-men's. C. Vick
A very delicious supper was served not
the remainder of the evening was spent
in dancing. playing and singing. The
party was taken home on a straw ride
by W. E. Relihan.
A Sunday school meeting was held
in the Methodist Church. Darlen. last
evening. the Rev. James II. Hoyt. 0'
New Canaan. presiding. The meeting
opened with a praise service. followed
by scripture lesson and prayer by Rev
llenry Scolleld. At the business meet
ing the auxiliary committee's report
was presented by William F. Water-
bury and a constitution adopted. Then
there was a general discussion of plans
of the auxiliary. The name adopted la
the lv‘airileld Southwest Auxiliary oi
the Connecticut Sunday School Assoc-
lation. Rev. J. H.‘ Hoyt was eiectec
permanent president. The secretaries
appointed by the State Sunday School
Committee will hold oihce until next
September. A scholarly address on
Spiritual Culture in the Sunday School
was delivered by Rev. Samuel L. Boiler.
0.1).. of Norwalk. The meeting cion~
ed with the benediction.
cannons.
Rem). W. Davis will preach at the
Cranbury Chapel. at 4:16 p. m.. tomor-
row. Subject, The God we Worship.
William Coggeawell was tendered a
surprise party at his home in Cran-
bnry. Tuesday evening in honor of the
thirteenth anniversary of his birthday.
Themestareportaroyaigood time.
mantras. I
J. N. Canfleld. of Broad River. went
to Stamford. yesterday and drove home
harness which
have been in possession of the polls!
forthepaatthreeweekaormore. The
in t was the one which was stolen
by . rlea Thomas. who now linguisti-
en In Bridgeport mil. awaiting trial tor
the robbery of Elmer Weed'a horse.
The wagon and harness belong to Hr.
. will.” c son. bile the horse hel to
wife and c risen to great on at night; ' natured fights- {3'33}; 34%.
k with meals on tune. 1 because you ered your pm“, ”.31... w.“ ”“3",
. AL from - FINN A CANDIDATE F08 HAYOR
u m . ulterldeni mber t-WLl‘liauieli'artr;
a rat a m n [05 some. ’ n...
tn‘i kilns. . . a ragga? '°"‘
. aj . . , . ed
Electric Seal Clusters. with at: at
'or this week, $2.98. _
BALTIC soar. Chum
With six tails, from 84.50 to all»
mrrarron melanomas
wns mu. m 34.93.
HUDSON BAY snow coma”
With six tails. from taco to at.»
REAL MINK CLUSTERS
With eight tails. rim.
SABLE 00me
With long tabs. heavy fancy liti-
gg, eight and ten tails, from to
i 000 ‘
We can match all and er one 0!
)ur Collarettes with hfuifa. a carry
1 large assortment of Mulls, m 81.”
to ”0.00;
EIDERDOWN sacouu'
We carry a large assortment of those
«gleam. We have them from‘fls to
it. .
CROCHET JACKETS FOR INFANTS.
We marry a good assortment oi that
little coats-”from 251: to 98¢.
$2.98.
CHILDRENS' LONG COATS.
Cashmere Cloth. blue. Goblin, Royal
red. brown, large cape. trimmed with
white braid and fur for $3.25.
OURNING HATS AND VEILS.
he a specialty of this depart-
e always carry a large assort-
Trimmed Mourning lists in
OXFORD HOMESPUN SKIRTS.
Applique front. box plaid back. lin
tailor‘mnde. $6.98 to 37.98.
OXFOU) liOMESPiIN SKIRTS.
Habit or saddle back, tailor made
85.98 and 86.98.
SILK MIXED CREPON SKIRTS
from $4.50 to 89.50.
SILK SKIRTS
made by the best skirt manufacturer:
in New York. from $5.50 to $20.00.
. 82.98 to 88.00.
Mourning Silk Veils for “.50. 82.50.
$3.50. $5.00 and 87.00.
s .
LADIES' COATS.
SILK WAISTS.
Bonnets for Babies from 251: to 81.60. ‘
Beaver Coats. half lined. cut in the
latest fashion. for $5.50. This is the
cheapest jacket we handle. an we do
not like to guarantee one for less than
that price.
A very tine Lady‘s Coat. all lined. six
. rows of stitching around bottom. and
sleeves. for $0.98.
KERSEY CLOTH COATS.
Sines from 82 to it. all lined. strap-
ped seams, trimmed with little but-
tons. a big bargain for $9.90. ‘
Do not fail to examine our “2.00 and
815.00 J‘ckets. There is no concern in
the word that can give you better
values for your money than we can
give you.
REEFERS.
Heavy Beaver Cloth. blue brown and
red. with large sailor collar. 83.”.
KW“ CID’I‘H REEPERS.
Scalloped Sailor Collar. trimmed
with little black buttons. lied. brown
and blue. A big bargain for $5.98.
rtnnstr morn Rum.
With Large Sailor Collar. trimmed
with black braid. Green. tan. red and
brown. for em. '\
COVERT CW}! COATS
l't’rin it to ill yearn. velvet edging.
II to 81.88.
REESE? CLOTH COATS
For girls it to it years. old strapped
as”. black. brown and tan. ‘1.” to
PET’I‘ICOA’I‘S.
Black Taffeta Wallis. made very L .
nicely. silk corded for 83.98.
HEAVY TAFFETA WAISTS.
All colors. corded front. back and
sleeves. 8698
BLACK TAH‘R’I‘A WAIST!
With combination fronts. white. blue.
red and lavendar fronts. for 87.”.
PLAID SILK WAISTS.
Yoke back, from 82.98 to ".50.
We cairn a large assortment of Golf Capes. Plush Capes, Boncle Capes,
Seal Chats, Wrappers, audit
Cloth Capes for old ladies. Plush Jackets. Electric
menu other articles suitable for woman’s wear w 'ch for want of space we tell ,5 filo
enumerate in the list above. . "
“tanking non for past favors. Respectfulln Yours, .
' H. KRIEGER 8r
sxrnrs. ‘
Ali-wool Cheviot Skirts. this sea-
son's goods. velvet binding. 0%.”.
BRILLIANT!“ SKIRTS.
82.50 to “.50.
a mu assortment or unmarri- ‘
from “emu-50. . '
CASH OR CREDIT. no DISCOUNT FOR CASH. our. PRICE re
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