Adi ythatwmrnahthe
heart everymsnrelolce.‘ .5
It’sthecrmdeetdudntoetvao-
ted showtngeverseeninthese
parts. We have over
. . cne entire section our store
Handkerchiefs. ac. , . ) 3 to this department. Every Hag
3. at .....‘...........5c ““ ‘ 7‘ " i ‘ ' ’ l
1]”. if} ’30-)
_ .... {The Toy Store Alive with Interett
The Home of Santa Claus for the Holidays of 1909
til No description could correctly picture the astonishing variety and im-
mensity of our grbat Toyland, with its grand assortmeuts of Toys, Dolls and Games.
Mechanical inventions most extraordinary are here. The Doll display is the largest
and best we’ve ever had. Come Tomorrow, see‘ what’s here—bring the children——
it’s an enjoyable treat to both old and young alike. ' ’ ,
T W
Air Ships . Dolls
Mechanical Toys . Trains
can be «cute excellent advert-
tags and selections carefully
and more profitably made. The
prices are at least one-thirdl
lower than elsewhere.
Bags at $1.00. $1.50, $2.00..
$2.50. 33-00. 33-50. $4.00 and
$5.00. ‘
Every worthy style and ev-
ery popular color.
Burnt Wood
Dept.
Special Holiday opening
prices for tomorrow. Our.
lady in charge will cheerfully,
demonstrate all features.
35c Collar and Cut? Boxes,
.‘s Linen Hematite}:-
» phloem initial: ,x7c
s... . -
...‘............ra%c
tier.
4
: .
“I! . .
L n u\“"’
tighter than ever with
.. . desk-doubly attractive
an» each is a money sav-
a. We sell Jewelry like
i Calicoes and other
,d d merchandise, on a
all profit basis.
one Hat Pins '
'..............ascto$r.5o
. 1 _ _ . ' very. handsome design. . .are,
es, Sash Pins, Belt Tit minute reproduction of the fa. Dollies that are dark and others that. Mechanical Toys of every kind. all Engines and Cars complete in ever Glove or Handkerchief
uckles, etc., in the green , h' are fair, dressed or lnot. Same as the newest inventions. . . .xoc to $2.00 ,detarl ------------------ 250 to 5-90 Boxes, regularly 35¢. .. .19.,
3.}. . . . “B. . .500 3.31.00 mous Wright Bros. mac me. large as the girlies themselves. . . _ , . l
.:"J, ,. I. eat“?! “1'! ..... .‘..v-..u..nr s ' ....;.... o '
33g" and Necklace; $1.50 Prices . 250 to $1 50 Priced ........ , rat: to $1000 Games Shooung Gallenes Standard BOOkS
vue ..._.‘...‘...'...... 1.00 . - .- ' .
. :cam._‘a mm beauti- {T . Of all descriptions .......... toe to $r.oo Eomplete Shooting Gallenesasc to $1.50 At 25c I
commem- ..... .. .9... Horses China Sets . ‘ -
Gioldsplated Waist Sets, eon- . . Air Rifl S Fire Apparatus Distinctive in character and
9‘" “.3 Collar Pm“ and Horses large and Horses small Dinner and Tea Sets in fancy China e . - ”Pvaed by a"- l
Veil pm to match; $1.00 . . En mes, Hose Wagons. Chemical Little Minister Ishmael
"we , , .. .. .49c ..... ......... ' ...... 250 to $10.00 . .................. , ..... roe to,$t.50 Prices . .. . ................ e5c to $1.50 axons and Trucks ....250 to $1.50 Self Raised Bride's Fate E35;
. ' ‘; _ . . { Lynne, Lamplighter, Wee
,- MG ,BlkR k,F't
omb and Brush Selling Enthusiasm Is at Its Height in This Offer of vriilnffiii rooagthersof “l
i
Sets ~
, andsome polished Silver
Set in case—Comb. Brush
(and Mirror. heavy beveled
; lass and best grade
rush; intended to be
$10.00. Saturday. . . . $0.98
.1.’ ’
.Mesh Bags
sliver, Mesh Bags, with shir-
' red top and cap. heavy en-
lltility Boxes
Large and medium size Util-
ity Boxes. handsome cre-
tonne covering; regular
prices $2.00 and $2.50. Sat-
urday ...... $1.50 and $1.75
Fem Dishes ~
’
Women s }
AT SUCH PRICE REDUCTIONS
Thank the warm Fall for the values we quote. l‘he prices are extremely low for
Itls the greatest opportunity of the year. Make the most of it. Buy sensible. practical
arments and Furs
the fine qualities. The response ought to be instantaneous, SO DON'T WAIT.
Holiday Gifts~a gift that any woman can not help but appreciate.
to
All the newest Fern Dishes, i
a‘ d ‘ I' .1 silver plated, ggdizgd,
ve 8 er mg siver; etc.. ............ o 5.00
7.50 value ........... $5.00
$16.50 Tailored Suits, $10.98
This collection of Women's Suits comprises the output of samples of the
Pin Cushions
The most beautiful and var-
; ied assortment of Pin
Cushions we’ve ever had.
Tomorrow . . . . . .250 to$3.oo ,/
Shaving Mirrors
onveniently adjusted on
stand, in all finishes
. . .3 ........... 250 to $10.00
foremost tailor of New York City-another case of too much warm weather—goods
must be sacrificed. We are always looking for just such opportunities. therefore we were ready to grasp this one. 'l‘nese Suits are made 'with a 40~inch
length Coat. satin lined. beautifully finished. and a full pleuted Skirt. perfectly tailored; comes in every color in the various styles—Navy. Grey, Green.
Brown, Red and Mixtures; undoubtedly the best $x6.5o value shown this season. Tomorrow's price .................................................. $10.98
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-._. ,._ .....w.....b._.....c.. ..... _,~W..... m»........ a... “New“..nm...“ --.......-.. , an“... ................-.
AN UNUSUAL OFFER IN 1 e e e
h .
. . Buy Furs Now at; Radical A Xmas Gift of Standard Underwear and Hosrery
Cluny Pieces and Battenberg Savings Waists . USE... 0......
Scarfs 5 Women's regular $1.00 guaiity “Berkshire" Wool
I Purchase your Furs here tomorrow and save at least Not a gift of the entire lot of Waists. but such a re- V°5i5 and Pants, {0" aturday Oi“)? -- . ~ . .. . ~ .790
"Beautiful hand made Doylies. Centerpieces. Dresser 25 per cent. Stop and consider what it means to you. duclicn to us in price as to enable us to offer them to Wongeenlssl'lluzgnf” 3:02:12? gxgpdaSyl'ms. ““3! 49
and Sideboard Scaris. atterns worth makin ’h I h {1 . . _ s 2.00 or 0 e . .
an efiort for. Prices rarige from ............ age up w" CO d we“ er s d 1‘ head ,, W“ f°r a me” nothing. .YO“ all know?“ “”3“ °f ‘hc Men‘s 25c Fancy Socks, all the leading shades. Sate
Black Coney Sets. Rug Muff and Shawl Collar. black "Standard" Warstwposiuvely the best In America. To- urday .............................. . _ . ...... 170
1" Bar ' satin “Md: $'°'°° value ‘ ‘ ' """ l ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ i ‘ ' $698 set morrow “’5 are offering you all “u new row models. in~ Women's Fine Grade Black Hose, lisle and cotton;
, MI "1ny gains Brown Coney Sets. Pillow Muff andl Throw Scarf‘ eluding cross-bar. tucked. allover laces and embroideries, our regular 390 quality ........... .. . . .. .. .. . .25c '
‘ . . . lined with brocaded silk; regular $10.00 value. panel effects. etc.. at the following markdowns: Boys‘ Sweaters, heavy grey ribbed coat style; regu-
“'°° ‘0 $r0.oo '1‘."de H.“ """"""""" $500 Tomorrow .................... L ......... $7.98 set lar price 50c. Saturday ........ . . . ..... . . . . . . .35c
5.00 to $7.50 Trimmed Hats .................... $3.50 Bl lr F Set '11: 5 i h R M fl. Sh l Collar 3,45 WAISTS _________________________ $1.50
- .1111)" ac ox ,0: y as ug u; aw .
Any Untrimmed Hat at One at not: ”fin linen: $25.00 set ......... T ........... 51500 $2.50 WAISTS ......................... $1.98 $15 00 Coats $10 98
00 CH“ 9 C t $2 98 Genuine Black Fox Set. Rug Mun, handsome Col. $3.50 WAISTS ------- .... -------------- $198 - ‘ 9 '
s 1 [en 8 08 S, 0 lat; big $35.00 value. SaturdayT ...... . ..... $27.50 $4.50 WAISTS ....... . ......... .....$3-49 50-inch Lon Kersey Coats. ”semi-fitted, Navy. .
s~“Children’s heavy weight Coats. Red. Navy and all 3 53:“ reen, 6“)“ “C" ”8 5‘5”" value. SEED“
colors, all ages; $4.00 value. Saturday ........ $2.98 , » » ~ . .. . . . . \ Y - .. ------- ~ ------------- '- -- - - -~ ~ - -
Q ‘ - 1 $ I $
$1.50 Petticoats, 980 81‘0“ ”RE, 2.50 Sweaters, 1.67
Lon Muslin Skirts, deep embroidery flounce, extra . ‘ J’ Wornen's Grey Wool Sweaters. all sizes; makes a
‘ ‘ ~, lull cut; $1.50 value . . . . . . . . .. ........... .. . . .980 l " ' most acceptable gift; $0.50 regularly. Saturday.$r.67
TONIGHT'G IMPORTANT MliTlNG.
One or the most Important matters Bridgeport reservoirs are very~ low. walls of the parlor. why Is it. not her
WIlllam M. Rice, seems to have on
._....,........._m .0»... w-'- may...“ ..
Idea. Idlter and Proprietor
. . DEC'MBER 3. 1909
- 'mnae momentary
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., 4535 km: 4345 l". m.
. crew norrcas
“MOON“: DIRECTORY
is ~00 '“s ’0 ‘n‘ As “I
Monk: Bulldlna, Scull
treat. In and as Tuesday of,
month-«July: and Almost ee-
mat a o'clock-e
cordially
‘w. M. . nartlll. Wilcox.
'p N‘.”s Re A0 ”0
acme nulldlng, Bouts
l.
in and
y In
an Important
man who has slgnl
coming one. wIll
wIIl be a tree and
The sssoclutlon
All Map“;- for the interest at
sited. Frederic!
,0 ‘tth Tomlin or
This ovenlng the Merchants‘ and
Manufacturers Ansoclatlon will have
medulla-«tho
monitor-and It Is hoped that every
annual
had his intention 01'
becoming a member or the rat-organ-
Ised asuoclatlon or In doslroua 0! be-
be present; There
onsn dlsousslon at
any matters of Interest and Import-
ance to the ornanIsatlon, and it is
hoped, too. that nobody will hesitate
In expressluu himself.
In pledged to work
the oily first, last
and solely. and II means to do it. The
business men and, others who have
”the vellum ol the community at heart
rsallse that the city has been far too
Ion: without an soul's organisation
W such as the Merchants and Moustac-
to come up this ovenln; will be the ilun-
nual election of officers. Following
their appointment at the lust medium;
prepare a tlcltot. the nomlnnlj'lnx
committee has done so. It should be
understood. however, that .lbo tlckot
to be presented tonight lw'rthe ohm-
mlttee Is In no manner blooms on line
association. and any member shrluld
feel that It Is his right to malts pny
other nominations he desires to nod
act accordingly. T
MW i
cause me commas. l
'I‘Iie Olly or finrlnnlleld has I’ an
oblured to shut down a number office-
torlou tor lack or water. Severslt o
sand bands have been thrown on of
employment. Many thousands 0! oo-
ole are without water. The Water cry
water system In very short. Wl ted
Streams have run dry that warehover
known to before. The shortage oi
water In honouring very serious. not
It In clued that over half a mlllIon
gallons of the publlc water runs to
waste In our city every twenty-four
hours. It Is thus to pause and con-
alder.
W
citizens ans miranssrso.
A number or conrmuulcatlona have
been mclved‘ar the once or the water
commissioners duringlthe past few
weeks. calllng their attention to places
where the public watagmas belnt run
to waste. The water department is
very much gratified to receive them.
a. u lmaper‘flrs the Interest that many
or our cItIsens are main: in the prob-
lem of unnecessary wastage or water.
W
It It is woman’s footy-Jo m that
‘liesuutul . mm
‘ our
duty to see that the pictures on bill.
hoards and In the store windows of
the olty shall be sweet and upllltlng,
too? Ijer children have to look at
them. ll It Is a woman's duty to keep
the children and the home clean, why
is It not her duty to keep the streets
clean! Every clty needs a mother to
keep it clean. Lilo thrill Its undertak-
Iuns Is a probing for tho eolt'llltltlwl'
men and womyp‘ wot-lung- together.
There Is too nastisratlonwllev.
J. as. Morass. ‘3'“ ;
Now that there has been one arrest
for reckless auto drlvlng under the
Washington street brldgo. it Is ex-
pected that, the lesson will be about
equal to that of the presence or a po-
lleomau at the spot in question.
Albert '1: linoleum: lawyer tern
IImIted gilt and though he lost again
yesterday. It Is expected that he will
try again. Yesterday the writ of Ira-
beas corpus was dlsmlssod and Pat.
rIclr was ordered back to Sing Sing.
W
An East Ramadan“ not. thlrty
days yesterday born» he tallied
hank. Suppose I woman should not
thirty days every tune she talks back!
WW.
That railropd commissioner bust-
uses In sluice anyqu name.
‘ some forty-ulna ambltldnb‘rror the Jab.
We...“
RIGHT TO THI‘.’ POINT.
"Who Is the huuzhtlest person In the
world 7" cake the Pnllndelphla Tole-
graph. The man who has all his Christ-
mas present: bouaht. no doubt. but we
haven't met him yet.--Boston Globe.
his a “It ”Welds rm 1
(I
halls allggosts that she In determined
to be guilty or somethlnx.~—~Provldsnco
Tribune. —9-
A Chlcugo mlnlster who has taken
unto himself a void. would make mar-
rlugo compulsory. You can’t get
around It. misery does love company.--
Morlden Record.
~0~
There would be less dyspepsia In the
world" the hole in the dmlghnut WM
surrounded by uothlnx.-—-Chlcaso Reo-
arc-Herald.
”0-
Mrs. Rllssoll Saga celebrated Thankuv
giving by glvlng a dinner to 650 ehll‘
area. The returns ”from Mrs. Holly
Green are belated. as usual.—~Bcheneu~
tady Union.
“9‘
in the matter or "levltstlons" and,
other tortus or dispensing with the law
of gravitation. Donna's table is far
The report that Mom, 0 “club“
has intern-urn do ' ‘ '
Mind the law trust‘s sealers-mar
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