Ornamental Silver
for the table
”8 MC, “WW $10.00 Hill 312.“)
m Trays, pierced border, “alto 35.1!)
M True, plain or pierced border $33 to $6.50
-I'ening1'reys, round, ‘3.”
“Trays, $1.50
'1“ M 4 planes, plain, mm
M Bet, 3 pieces, Colonial design, $15.00 and $20.“)
am “Well and Tree” design, round or square
ends, 1 m. 00 and $30. 00
_- m oval or round,rpiereed silver holders. $4.60
Basement.
L‘.. —
i Preparedness for the Cook
‘ Thanksgiving
-P.‘
mliolienpie Pans,
Pudding Pens,
-‘ (blunders and Strainers,
Pie plates, aluminum, tin,
enamel and glass.
Casseroles,
Pudding Steamers,
Puring Knives, .
Busting Spoons,
Jolly Moulds.
3 Fancy Decorating Tools
A set of three cutters for slicing fruit or vege-
tables in fancy shapes. 10 eta,
i. 1 . A ‘ hid-J. as). ... Bnnmen‘. »‘¥
Gloves Neckwear
““8" comertable
if?" "distinctive style
l" .Strepwrist Kids, in 7' The White Booed.
Vlll‘ button lengths, tan cloth Collar is a feature
.gmd'weshable, with prix of the costume at this
, t seams and black stitch— period and whether 0f
. .Jng on the backs $2.25 PM“ “Sign, 0’ With m‘
*1, ‘ 4, ’ sets of lace, and lace hora
,r; Washable Kids, -
in dered it is very hand-
; yhite and ivory, of the some. "‘
.‘D‘Slip-on” style with . can”. and cm 3.13,.
f“? 1 * . . V l‘
Me wnsts,p1que I? 31.00“},
lawn, With black em- if Gem Sets, p18
in
{mated baflksi $235 't and embroidered,
l” m: Mela floor, center, i ll
F‘ Plain or Embroidered
Net Dollar's, 50 ctsup
Bcarfs of Silk‘ and
Wool, fancy stripes and
novelties. Styles that“
'one needs. for outdoor.
sports or street wear;
N“ #173. likfill\ ,
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._. pers, warniletncushions
Main noon. mum,»
. Novelties .
“'l stthe Candy Section
Pointed Boxes, Japanese work, very «paint andtunuenelo it
h: Can be tilled with candy onnutsend atom”! tiled
forum-amen» “l"
Fancy Plaid: admin rich but subdued col-
orings. Dark greens, blues, brown and gold harmon-
iously blended.- Light blue, pink and white grounds
for evening wear, blouses and fancy work. . . , 442°
‘ Yard wide, emotive 1 ' :‘lw
Meme, light blue, pink; lavender, nile green and
com color. 40 inches wide, ”m“
0010M This”, in all wanted shades, for street,
afternoon or evening. Yard wide, $1.50
Illa floor, and.
.a
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Art Ware for Gifts
Twine Boxes, hand-painted wood, in yellow, rose, lav-
ender and black. A tiny. doll sits on the lid, $1.25
Oomblmtion Bet, shoehom and button hook in cre-
tonne ease bound with gilt braid, 50 ct!
A laundry Bet contains six clothespins, 2 push pins
and clothes line, 50 cts
Cracker Boxes, err-tonne covered in large assortment
; of colors, , , ,1 , -- 59, 75 Cl! and 311!)
i ’"' l‘" according to size.
"w Work Boxes, cretonne covered, titted with four
useful sewing articles.
Handkerchief Boxes, '” ”'
Glove Boxes, 59 (its
Perfume Boxes,
Powder Boxes, i‘fll‘l’l
Vases,
Third floor. 1
Do you want any
Lace
for fancy work?
.i-l Lees Points combined
‘ ’ With‘beading ‘foiL ‘cnmi-
soles.
Silk and Satin for
minimise, white or flesh
tint ,trimmcd“ with lace,
"'
7 10 and 11 inches,
Fascinating similarities
are the‘Bibbous Oluny Lacielforlinen
Nowadays the clever work, lo‘cts‘to $1.39
woman adapts Ribbons . _
in'so many ways. There "V9.1"Lwes, Rum“,
are a hundred uses about English 01' Normandy,
her own person, and as 51305013125
for the boudoir or home, ’ _
almost anything may be Radium IMO! for
made ' of ribbim. boudoir caps, 18 M39 cts
Buminadosen whimc ..
sisal styles are shown. . I #12:”; , Orua. .
One buys the bag out- ' 1 ; *
right or buys the ribbon m}, no".
and copies the idea.
Garters, ribbon over .. ’
elastic,with ribbon roses 1
or rosettes. A . l
mammal, slip:
and knitting bags:
M'sln floor, front.-
1!” fer imick knocks on the desk or table; 25 and so no. 1 ft“ Emmi). which
Flowerpots for favors, tiny; things with 111111. plants be“ ' 1,, a, combinetion my),
1... , ing gay blossoms. ’
tho does 41 ,r’ ' Sinners with mellow ~ .- play yard 11er 7;.
; (inmate apples endioigerettes. ' W W
‘F‘ Many” ettruotive fl‘henldl ivl novelties. . misw en)»
l." . 8" n8! .. flu“). “005* Mame}. With Wm MW ‘
' ’ wine ansulnehn :' ‘
Put up mdeeonted WM for giftse W lit up}; * ‘ .
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Inflows-v heme wovemniitxoml
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MVWW
Nab Flu-lea All.
WWW. Nov ”raven:
Street's secs-l meshed alert to act ,
tho-Hm matte L‘Ilt-g
‘0‘ “I to new in naming the
Alli“. bu bled. it became evident:
telly. Tho refusal of the advisory
council of the federal reserve system 1
anthemwmol,
ithe nation, to sanction the proposal,
that thousands of federal reserve!
‘hanll absorb a big issue of British
short term exchequer notes is de-
dual to he a heavy blow to the New
pork banking houses acting as {i
nenclel representatives at the Allies i
. This is the second time the federal
irmrve syfln has side stepped par
itieiplt‘on in financing of the Allies '
the first occasion being when the h d
in” reserve board held that federal
reserve hanks mum not participate no |
lively in the first Angloil‘rench loan l
BASKETBALL TEAM.
new HAVEN, Nov. 22.».nur1ngl
the Christmas holidays the Yale Uni
versity Basketball team will make its
>pnnual winter trip. This year the
irircutt will imlude the University of
'Butfslo, at Buffalo and the Navy, at
Annapolis.
lute will have a very good team
this year as only one man. Welner,
mu been lost by graduation, and Kla-
us). it forward on the AILColleulmo,
Basketball team last year, will be
bark in his regular berth. ’l'ommers,
who touched the Freshman tram last
year, will be the head coach for the
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The schedule is:
Doc. 22, t‘,. t‘. N. \‘., all New York
Dec. 23. Crescent A. (‘.. at Brook
in.
Jun '2, l‘nlvemily of Buffalo, at
Buffalo.
Jan 3, University of Syraruw. at
Syracuse
Jan l,l'ulwr.l11 ui Roche tor, at
“(Wheeler
.1211. 5, AltStsrs 111 Harrisburg.
Jun 6, Navy, at Annapolis.
Jan. ll St. John’s, at Brooklyn.
NEW HAVEN MAY CUT TRAINS.
Shortage of Coal Reason Given by.
Railroad Head.
BOSTON. Nov. -'I‘he Public
Service Commission riceived a let-
ter today from Howard Elliot, prest-
rlent of the New lluvv-n Ruilroad, stat
log that shortage of coal may force
the road to dlsmnllnue some passes
ger' trains on branch lint-s ‘
Ofllclsls of the road and they are
liming difficulty In in curing enough
local to keep passenger and frets“
‘ service up to mhedulo.
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CAPTAIN CLARV OF CORNELL
INELIGIBLE.
lTHACA, N. Y., Nov. 23.—Hopf
that Captain Frank Clary oi the 1911
2.
ble to represent Cornell fprther ll
athletics was dispelled today When it
was announced that the faculty com
mttteo on student affairs refused to
lift a pmloiis ban on Clary on the
around that he ‘plsyed baseball last
summer in 1:11er at which sdmls
er of the varsity baseball team.
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Eet'Leen‘NutIlt you 'Fitl‘aeelachy
01' Have Bhddbr Tfiuble
No man on: woolen vwhoveets meet
regularly: can make I. mistake or
flushing the “kidneys - occasionally.
says a._ well-known“ euthUl'lty. -. Meet
" tonne uric acid whlehtlexdoeethierkld-l
use strain. ' get sluggish and an to
files-tune wasteiand hoiuns' from the
them-busts, beam“.- liver trouble,
nervousness. dizziness, sleeplessnese
and urlniryf dlordere comm slug-
lsh kidney.
Therm-out yin: feel simmers in
the urine is cloudyrotfenslvqitnll of
WenMWaoflpum or so
tended” by s sensation-hot» nodding
HM“ and economical-
ounces of Jed-om m- munch
my; WM Ina all“
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Cornell besehsllidbsm would’be elite!" A
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Dinch'one oftpecid value to some»
are with way be:
At All Drsruh ta, 10¢, 25:.
.. "The largest Sela of Any
ow lulu vim
Bath Robes andw
Boudoir Robes
Ceinplebe usortments of these cozy “always welcome"
gilt garments are now ready. Come early and choose Your
gifts from fresh, full stocks.
BLANKET ROBES—Exceptionally good quality of.
Blanket Robing and Terry Cloth. Attractive colorings such
as Copenhagen blue, rose, pink etc.. in a large variety of
lane? and Indian patterns. They are well proportioned end .
excellently nude.
Prices ............................. $3 98 and $5 00
CORDUROY ROBEsw-The last word in boudoir lux- .
my and comfort. Various styles in handsome shadefs of
~gugk, coral. Copenhagen blue and turquoise.
cos range from ........... $3 98 to $10.00
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Going Home T hauksgwmg‘l
Don't you went to take a substantial gift of some?
kind to these you hold dear?
.. -TheFAIRCl-IILD Store is ready, to serve you
quickly and satisfactorily. . ~1
” Diamonds, Watches, Cut Glass and Art Wares of.
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Everythingis so airangcd that selections ' .f ._.
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energy. ‘ 1
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997 Main Street—Arcade Comet
At the Sign of the Chimes
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
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