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. o" farm prices.
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*» «in trfintfir losses
- A juggernaut is
. '. its r‘ro-(itfirs.
iv‘ this nation have
i m tlvt'nnt the
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lllr“ir‘i1 such
or agricultu-
I ‘ ' ountry has never
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HIS is a true statement.
Time and time again, we
havebeentoldthatChrist-
mas Shopping done here ala
any: proves successful. The
firm name on the box isan indi‘
ca nonot reliablemerchandise.
Gifts arch-sod 12': Jewelry Store If!
fir-t to valuable gifts. It don noC
(.mlrily itnply RY"! ant—but (he
fimn‘lm! and mom: inflpensive article
in stock rmntl mm auction good
hula and dummlwn.
No wan-fut, silly punhuc was cut
made in this "are.
Your money in "Mug expended-and
than: who rcceive the gin.- rec-53ml.
those qualmm.
Never have to find so many "quill“
t-rwitws in stock. It is - (Vin-two.
5 r. from end to end And all the
.e'. um solid. mint-nth] rim. such I.
3 . watches. silver and cut glut.
”‘3 w.- an my meal" nttmtiqn to
2 mr ;. lI-(‘llon of . .Gcm Se! Km”.
j” in; gin-r an of them. in I Mvcr end-
‘ ‘ in; svlrrtirn of dzsvgns and tin-eon:
1" l'-'l'.rfl l‘wsc are flunmnleed ring! Ind
* 2:: g—mrunu: meansunctly whntitlan
‘ '1 Let's All Make Sensible
‘ Gifts Thu Chrutmo
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7“ g
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$th ,.
3 All Wool Suiting and Coating
'l‘hc
Store
textile
‘ Wen, Looks Well and
Wears Well
54 inches wide guaranteed all
wcol, a. yard ......... $1.85
Other French Serges, very
fine quality, also Tricotine
up to, a. yard ......... $5.00
in Hea‘her mixtures and
Oxford gray, $1.85 and $2.25
338111- /
The TEXTILE Store
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Last days
Toyland renews its
that a real boy hopes Old Santa will bring 1
Great days ahead for onland Hundreds of - . .
- - ' . co 1 t
l glrls and boys happy. Toyl a n d is rea l to hel t e .P P 6 ye to pick the thinge that Will make
No disappointments await visitors to Toy! and, not much 1
, We knew demand Was going to be biggest ever and continue right up to very last shopping
_‘,‘f,‘,‘”'m"ffl‘;:qs::( day. So we made ready properly for it. And. Toy land is not going to fail you.
Dolls there, Games there. Every sort of toy that girls like.
Automobiles there, whizzing handcars the re, erector toys there, drums there,—-—everything
7
HOWLAND’S
hmhmmmAmmm-nw
vigor for final days! ‘
Dresser sets
of ’cut glass.
esser.
Tray, hair receiver, pufl box, and
all in matching pattern—
Other good cut glass pieces for holid.
Water sets With good large pitchers—
Celery t,ra_vs—-$5.25 to $12.
Vases—$4 to $30.
Fern dishes—$8.50 and $9.
Bowls in several sizes—$4 to $22.50.
Baskets—«$5.25 to $27.50.
Sugar and cream sets—$4 to $9.50.
Mayonnaise sets—$4.25 to $8.50.
("‘andlcsticks—TFJC to $2.50.
(familiarise—«$2.50 to $17.50.
Fourth floor.
$13.50 to $27.50
gift :—
.50 to $35.
\
V
Many pretty \
baskets of willow.
Dainty dresses
for Baby—$2.
80 fine in texture and so
rctty that they will make
Fovcly Christmas gift.
2 Hand ' wide, with. em—
: hroidcry trimming, Simple
i little rouml or square yokcs.
1' and in sizes from tiniest. to 2
1 year—extra valuc—- $2
' . Things that make Baby
i look cvcn swcctcr, and that
I please Mother very much:—
I
weight. But of
strength.
when
designs !
Work baskets,
Haiti 1 and silk'n bon— -
k N L $1.75 to $8.00.
nets—599. to $0.
,_-
Brush and comb sets—doc
I
I
i to $4.50, _ 45c to $5.
I Rooms of white, With 'Fruit baskets—+750 to
pihk or b310, tnmgs’ $4.50. . /
I 90“ *0 $15 - . ork baskets—75c
i Knitted sacks, all white tog? W
or with trimming in pink or
bluc.———$1.75 to $5.
1 , Leggins or great warmth
I ”and lightness, white "rose
av and blue, sizes 2 to 6.
41.915 to $2.65.
Sweaters of White with
pink or blue trinuuingt,———$3
to $1.25 set.
Fourth floor.
Much new pretty
china. from Japan.
Sparkling and beautiful, of fine quality with striking
aatterns expertly cut, special sets for service upon
cologne bottle :—
Light and fine in cfiect,
they are also light in actual
much
Theirs is beauty too—and
how handsome they become
run with ribbon or
decorated with woolen yarn
Paper baskets—15c to'$5.
1ined,—— -
Covered work baskets——
Unique table mats,—65c
A great. many vcry at-
Rich lamps to
bring good light.
To handsome design and splendid colors, thcsc lamps
add ability to shed a glow of soft pleasing light exactly
where one wishes it. .
Their bases arc of metal mostly, staunch and in
pleasing shape—and a number of them in the new poly-
chrome finish. Others in designs of special appropriate-
, ness for bedroom use. Still others in piano style with
handsome standards of mahogany cffcct anl great large
beautiful silk shades.
Plano lamps, complctc,—$22.50 to $110.
Portable lamps for living-room or parlors,—-—$12.50 or
$%‘ /
Boudoir lamps,——$5.10 to $20.50.
Reading lamps with soft-hued amber shades and
bases in handsome patterns,—$8 to $55.
i
Art metal boudoir lamps with fancy paneled shades
—$14.
Fourth floor. I
Lovely new
gift neckwear.
Both lovely and dainty—and of special value.
Collar and cuff sets of fine organdy, hcmstitched and
hand-embroidered and lace trimmed, pure white or com
—-and White with pretty embroidery in colors—$1 to $5.
Vestees in delightful patterns, and many of them.
They’re
Knitted from fine
They are slippcd on a
extra value.
$2 to $575—-
Spcnccrs, vcry trim and
sleeves, regular $3 to $7.50—
trasting border, 50c to $2.50.
$1.75 to $5.
dainty trimming
Mittens, warm as toast,
——50(: to $1.
Second
Women’s warm
quilted jackets.
Wondrous comfortable
affairs, snug and trim, good
looking.
\Vorn indoors by many
women who require greater
protection than younger
members of the family.
Excellent warmth-insur-
ers for women in motor
cars.
All black, some with
sleeves and some sleeveless,
some with white or lavender
lining— $2 $3 and $3.50
Second floor.
s
Serving trays
of rich effect.
Niccst arc of mahogany,
with a fine finish.
Some of these have inlaid
designs in center, some have
handsome engraved tops of
glass.
cxc‘cl-
and warm and pretty
and of extra value.
grownups and for children to wcar have
nd off with case.
a comfort indoors and out, pleasantly mnrnn—and
For women:-—
Cardigan jackets, fit snugly, gray
bluo and heather, regular $3.75 to $5—
Jackets white with borders in color
some without thumbs to keep little hands
' x
for Christmas shopping find thestoref' t
. ready for its best service.
knitted
....- . .
soft woolen yarn, these things fox .
almost no weight;
Not burdenso ‘
. Vex-‘3
or black, regain
$1.65 to $3.90
attractive, white gray rosq
$2.85 to $3.95 ,
, some with shorl
$2.15 to $5.75 I.
Petticoats in white with border in color; or in whit.
gray blue or pink, regular $1.25 to $3.50— 95c to $2.15
For children— ‘
Sweater suits, three or four pieces. blue rose copcn'q
hagcn and brown, regular $10.50 to $19.50—
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$7.50 to $9.50
Leggins either with or without. font, sizes 2 to 6,
blue rose and white. regular $2.50 to
Caps, either white or good colors,
1
Sacks, pure white or with edging in blue or pink,—-‘- -
Carriage covers of lovely fluffy (-fl’cct, white wit.“
in blue or pink,—$8.5O to $10.50.
white rose brown or big:
doubly wa
1"
floor. ‘
’ .
Handsome silver l
sets for dresser. ?
Gleaming and rich sets :3 ‘
comb brush and mirror,
with mounting of heavy!
silverplatc.
"Dcsigns
are distinctive.-
quality is iinprcssivc,—ar
$12.75 and $13.25. ,
OSTRICTI fine fan‘
aglow with color or of puta-
cst whitc,——~$]2.55 to $19.7“
BAR PINS of cfiectiv"
white metal sot with brfli
liant white stones, pleasi . "
pattern and of unustia
valuc,—$3.
Loft aisle, front.
.au
Boys’ skating .
special trousers. ‘
Corduroy trousers
peculiar goodness for boy
who enjoy skating, either
Solid mahogany.
Oval and oblong: trays in
.D - ‘ ‘ J
Crossbar and orn-ordv and nr-t, often in combination
rnnlinl ‘r 1-“
lent in grain,—-$5.75 to $20.,
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i‘OGE'f BIARKERS . min 5 Lawn. talcum“ and delay.
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CLOSE GABIE
Continued from first page
easily handle a great many more. giv-‘
ins: rpm-h better service to the pub-'
lic. Along about the first of the yearl
there will be the same rush as is al-. ,
r m-i mood at that time. and the Victory
those people who wait until the last
minute wil no doubt have, to stand
“no several hours for their regis-
‘trations. The Christmas mail is al-
ways congested and mail orders for
number plates and registrations are.
always much slower than ordinarily.
“The New Haven and Bridgeport
Branch offices are able to issue're-
~‘st~ntlors almost instantly for 1921
license at the present time. but they
are nothup to capacity as yet. It In
urged t at people in the vicinity of
New Haven snd‘Brldgeport apply in “‘79 3 the me D111
Danersks Athletics. at
Sunday.
Daneraka hold second place.
score was 3-0.
:er on the elbow,
in the penalty
kicked the goal from
136 Washington Street
“‘7‘” , Hut-“71:
W at those offices. There m.m°’°-
in) mail order: woe ted “or o! _
office: ' _ ' looms hock mug. and
m, «Veil-vim pm in the Nor-um
A goal from a penalty kit-k. closely
followed by two ffom the field. gave
to Nor-walk in the big soc-
cer game in which they faced the
Nor-walk
This makes the Nor-walk po-
sition in the league secure. while 39
e
Both teams played airtight root.
ball until almost halftime. when a. re-
bounding ball struck a Danersk play-
Thls occurred with-
nrea. and Not-walk
the penalty.
Before the Stamford team could g;
In the second half. m; m
l . V of
«mm
ship. Several times it was nwtlf‘n‘ilo
_- that the Ilanersks players were trip Comfy Slippers for Women,
pcal or ku‘ko,~d from the sxdclincs For 149 189
the good of soccer those who cannot . """""" ' s ' to $ '
AT hOR“ALK leave the Dim of the game to the“ Comfy Slippers £1,159 megvzzs
, players should stay away from the . ....... .... . to .
Penalty Kick Gives Roman! the Edge ames -—Stamford Advocate. . . .
g - _.__., ,_ -,_ l Comfy Slippers for (IléiIsldren,1 89
-—Leather Bags. Purses. Card Cas- """"" i' ' ' 31‘ to s '
We are closing out our slippers
before the Holidays, and have
priced them so as to make it to
your advantage to buy them.
es and Vanity Bags. at lowest prices.
N. E. Ryan Co.
'
Norfolk. \u.. writes. 1.1 in}?
body that. i-‘olcvs Hunt)
all right. It did mo all the good. I
said it first uLd I‘ll say it. last."
Thousands of bottles of this r-‘llable
iremcdy were bought 1381 week by
an;
:1 HA A .22 £5
'to check coughs. colds and croup at
lthe bog-inning. It acts almost instant-
1y. cuts phlegm. soothes raw. irritated
.membrancs. stops tickling in throat.—
lRtlllsomPoweu- Corp.
fearerul mothers so as to he pr‘rpared‘
to 356- c T tractivc vases. of those with \3 l8: - .-.f’ >311 ¢1 5:1. . {"7" flit/"3‘s"GHLiIHAdL<GUHl l'ori’l usage. i .
Cdl'llagc (OTC-“(S 0'1 .Japar Fine. gathering of table. to $5 \ » 'f . ‘ 3 4 c; . i1 [sandal p11“
.Pesfsilil?.ili‘.§f:£:§.an‘lfffi sets? melmhyg those for. , -,’ —-L_ 7, ° “" MW "11-- m , Lani; 33:11": Mi..-” “-5: 1_ u;
.STOECKEL WARNS :23: 32:22:32.1“...‘2 :3: $253.33: 3.5: 13;?“ it.““saw'.';:;:‘:..:;:.:”:.::;;i; com.“ CWFYS ” ' “ ‘l-IIW‘ “4“ :1 -WE BOOKS
ALL REQTORISTS xiily immediately so as to hfl\e tth- l‘“ rensured for their b-‘d 31"""5‘3' "P l CdfiIFivé ' Carrie G' “(INCL 313 NiChOlSOB, St" ii ‘b
The gift 0'33 book is al-
ways in good taste, a
token of your own, and a
tribute to your friend’s.._
; The Hm'ron Shop
40 WALL sum
A BIG SAVING FOR THE
PEOPLE OF HOBWLLK
We opened our new live poultry
market at 22 Woodward Arm, and
$1.00 SILK fiALE Levy {hoe Store
Crepe De Chine and , thunsu-oet .
Georgette 51-00 ' _ _ _
4° 1m“ “‘1’ i . , FOR SALE
HOUSE, 6 80038
located.
improvements, centrally
luv. a bl. stock of poultry.
specialpflcuiorm
Fowl: ..............‘. 890“).
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DRAWING NEAR.
Better make that Wt to-
day, Christmas drawn nearer m
hour. ....
ma Studio
(8m to a. F. M)
TELEPHO“ m .
>4
—!our choice in the house In ‘
.m-puuoucmoucm.
,loquImEva-ro‘hm'
" Y .1 int
SEA—$1.95 to as?” ..
corduroy' . :;
some wiht can. .2
each piece is finely finished” ,,
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