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it to be thoroughly under-
m
2“ lite?
. vino warm
rout
weeks and then Christmas. "
m 1m. Diselldhei JillliL 00W
“crowded into eighteen”
Yfldeys. lillood i it to begin
. ... Wt” rI-II‘. em i‘rhu"
I ,‘fi'v
you are. We’reii’e‘i
m‘ i
e . .
..yiv 5’
u' ‘
This" on. infill-for season
{pr hean fell“
...... Arid yet we sell a snrprising
‘ theThenkeglving dinner
‘ wwmwm
1" ‘ ‘ ~ lirexlilli Win-«um.
negated
an... ... Irene,
epoke very highly
iPtheugtit it very clean
min; greene on the Inn. oi
Inern (loll one on being a...
.1». winter, end willnot be I!
ii; .1.. ,
,lthnnkegivlng morning et the lion:
wee eerved 'nt 8 o'clock en
‘ et 2, which countered .ot ohielty
' ’ .‘crenberry,ehuce. e'etiup, eweet
' . lrljeh turnips. col.
' , . m, wheat Won breed, eli-
pie. ptnhphin- e. cheend.oott
i. 108.0!“ .Iflofwhllt
I" :tipl'ol loll- onioyed‘olgy the eo'iiileru.c
t.There low It women dreeeed in niece
0d wee'ring n block. veil doing ehou
ity of Derien end Norwnlh
w; money for repem oi the ti.
3 III berten. of which Mr. Wile
“for whom Iibe eeye
etnod thet he hen nuthorieed no such
ImminMeoyeeeei-eeoeeiy
not money tor him or tor the church
—8temtoed ltepeblieen
W
edition were; there were
pro-onto the Noroton
‘ghte cleee. thirteen reguler mem-
end three brethren (for; Stem-
reg ne
el'ghte. It in expected that on Thurs-
dey evening. December 7 we shell
”undergo! dolegltiun tum Stem
In line loore. the
otthe ntee‘re oi Americe.
enibmlee eh tolerating time
dpirltu:liy to nor one who my come
to our Noroton Heights clues meet-
ill!-
hire. ll 8covell. or Derien. epent e
bio Then-giving tier end
eher home in Quote etuet
gnedtelern lien. Mery
.Mluc
mWinlt‘red Veughen.
I. E. Berieget end lire.
it?
C. J.
ranch; ell residents of Brooklyn; Mr.
end fire. A. P. Lemon, of Middleton.
it. 1.: uni-'noch. New York: Geno
..A Tito. New York. The melted
with genes of progreeeive
enchre. The nrleclpel prize we won
by line wremec Vengben, which in-
cluded e theetr'e perty at Empire
Me. New York.
The Y. 01.0. A. of StnnItord. was
et the Home chapel. Tuee-
dey evening. by w. H. Bump. who led
the meeting. end Town Clerk Weter-
y. beer. we. elected Immet Wnterbury
eeided et the organ. The epeeker
ltev. Mnlcom 'l‘eylor. of St. John's
piecopal Church et seemrord. Hie
text wee St. John 14-8. The princlpel
hie dteeoem wee the un-
ceneclode influence e: um. end the
lite. lite die-
-eo'uree wee intereeting end given in n
etreightlorwerd C en mnener
Ir. Teyior we’e‘ ii vn'y much et
the Home chepel. Preyere were or-
teredby Cour-doe Pelhem. Perkins,
Bird end by the epeeker.
,G, D Tiller at Derien. who ie well
I Item in than reterred
tohytheDnnlmrrfleweotrridnerI
Wwithghie enhihit oi the re,-
oeet.0nnnectient Poultry Show:
VA gotniinr bird to the Wild tinn
nhown bro. D. Tiller. oi rien.
gender. the We unto. died iuet
hetero the timetoeend it tothie ebow.
Jir. Tilley won fifteen dret rieee on.
w‘etenowte which he enhibi .fle hen
hone in eteeednnee seen-snow two or
three deye end bee percheeed unite no-
my: lee Deehnry poultry. heving
F33
5
5‘
5-
. nuniber of electric air
seal coats, Sonic tol
Near
don't
wait for Old Boreas but get
iEady bElor‘c he arrives. ‘
But columns. cluster scarfs
o'f' fin that iyottlen Ball for ”just
{fur—oi course—1nd we flew
fronting you generously as for“?
as prices go.
For instance. there is a
dandy collar (that's the word
our buyer uses) made of sable
’ 'nossum-onhMOIi opossum
tu'r dyed to lock like genuine
sable—at. 05. lt.’ Is a piece oi
for that has all the style and
is as large and full as some
that cost three times as much.
Second Floor. tnke elevetor.
Some of the daintiest things
in the special sale of silk have
only recently arrived-a case
got lost on the Way They
are new and striking things III
; embroidered silks. floral sprays;
b0w knots and polka dots——
soIne tiny. some as big as a
half dollar.
Those 21-inch tati'etas were
not much fancied When the
sale opened. People couldn’t
see their value. They can“
now. and Inany a waist pattern
has been cut. They are far
cheaper than the narrower
silksand the variety of pai-
tems and colors is almost in-
finite.
hett Aiele. reer.
We've been going through
our stock of linings. And so:
Moreens I in plain colors.
Worth 75c at 50c.
Fancy striped 'moreens.
worth 50c at 30c.
We have a handsome km
of sateen: for use in fancvflme
work -— underneath cut-work
and such-aii~colors.
belt Aiele, reer.
For rainy day or pedestri-
enne skirts:
A new soft glossy checked
mixture, 56 inches wide. at
”.25 a yard. Needs but 21-4
, to 2 l-2 yards for a skirt.
Lelt Aiele. reer.
.If we hadn't used the ex-
pression before we'd say the
calendar people had excelled
themselves this year. The
work on those for I0“. how
soon well be writing it! is
very artistic. Folks say that
our display Is handsomer than
hnt ever.
Center eieie. reer.
Tn: Howuuo
DRY Goons Co:
Bridgeport
We I... reedyjintessoonas .
and storm collars are' the bits 1
w. lilive' theiii” In "every” I
tier-ulna latched.
1dr end hire. Andrew“ Hutchineon.
v lee. Gunilla!“ remeine eri- ,
licnlly ill.
tnefllvetion vetionMy. Copteie Itow-
nwmwmh.
re
Mud". Mailin-
punched e meet. inteuetingeermon
lpieoopel on II. "in? mg
on on
Wei". Tnfepeopleyere enxione
to hove the eervicee ede.tinned the
church heving been cloned tor neerly
three yoere beet.
Norwelk
thet nlter oeeen.
DeWitt’e Little lerly hleere purity
the blood. clone the liver. ievlgnute
the eyetom. Pemoue little pille
eonettpetion end liver troublee.
Weed. Norwelk.
M
. It is quite neturel tor e run men to
eppeer occupied.
N0 CURE-N0 PAT.
lnrie, Chitin end m. it. in simply
Iron end Qulnine in n teneleu term.
Children love it. Adulte it to
bitter. neueeeting toeiee. Me.
One men in probehl luet ee good no
another. but he ueuel y connidere him-
eell n little better. —Chlengo Newe.
To leueeiehe'eek
ToPanIythehleodiIOIe'eek
TeOnqunettpetieninhe'hek
ToOnuliekneedecheiIOnenny
eke 'eC
36¢- liit etocuumwn wilduerlnll)
mam inn!
ht "an mm.m‘fultwe
mnmmnemrmm
"He in et present unemployed. teth-
replied the ieir girl. e dreeuy,
brewer look in her blue eyee: "but
he in thinking oleueptlng
n poeitlon oi lite compelled to e young
Indy or meene. "—Chieeno Newe.
nh—mh—nhn—d-
hire. it. Churchill. Berlliee‘l'tney
"Our beb y wee covered fitnnl ng
eoree. De Witt'e Witch lieu! Seine
eonntorleite. George c. ltilleon. south
Norwellr: Rdwerd P. Weed. Norwelk.
Religion in intended for both worlde
end right living for this in the beet
preperetion tor the next. Cherecter
ie decisive or dentiny.—Tryon Ed-
werde.
ONLY CURB P03 DYBPIPIIA.
‘ ldre. Prenklin Bah. or New Ceetle
Del. eeye: "1 ench for yeere with
371mm; Ueed to here greet dintrou
belching. I tried everything 1
couldheeror. bntnothinghelpedme
till ltooknueiiien Dolmendoneso
cent bottlocnrod unwieldy.”
Torr note by ll. 1!. Pleietod end 1'. ll.
Hehel—l beer the world in coming
to no end Nov. 15.
mode—Oh. tor goodneee eekee. end
I heven't enything at to weerl_
.1. ll. Clerk. Peorie. lll.. eeye: "Sur-
egone would to opernte on me for
pilee. but i cured them with Dertt'e
Witch Henri 8elve." It in intelllble tor
piloe end ekln disoeeee Bewere at
counterfeite. George C Stilleon. South
Norwelk; Edwerd P. Weed. Norwelk
M
"Ho leiled for n million "
"Micky men!"
“ Lucky!"
"0er-teinly. lle'e lucky in being nlylo
to foil tor e. million. i couldn't tell
tor so cente."—Chiceeo Poet. ,
BRAVE m FALL
Vietime to etomneh. liver end kidney
troublee. on well no women. end ell
log into reentel power
lteto ~ ’
"...-".1.....
nethe- ’
here. "All “"03?- ‘7 “
any... 9. vmo.” ee mu etreot. .
Reduced eiuumet‘eno‘ee ere the kind .
0800'!
C. Still-on. 000th Nor'hlh: Edward P .
cured hon". A iilctor ilee end '
skin dieeeeee. mere 0! :orthlul
“all”
.m 5 "i_
Rev John Hear. othllvermine,
for the grade
placed on our
Men's Winter
Large variety
”....-.w...
. . trout end when...
kWh. toughneee. and”
end Mind’uetneei‘iy us much.
did building“ Inky
YOU OFTEN HEAR
persons say they like to trade in the New Yodr '
stores because they get so much better assortment.
Now. it you can't get to the city. why not apply
that to the home stores.
OIII‘ claim for the largest stock and the greatest va-
rieiy has never been disputed.
We would be pleased to have you call and see our
goods ind learn the prices. which we consider very low
Blue and Black Kersey,
Blue and Black Kcrsey.
Men 5 heavy w’t Blue Serge Suits.
shape. raw edge and stitched. regular price 75c . . .
Men's Fleece Lined Underwear. regular price 48c . . .
Boy's Fleece Lined Underwear. regular price 35c . . . .25c
Fine line of Neckwear just received. . . . . . . . . . . 40c
tervedvlm
, ltlemdmdnenmnd
~ I . tldnnertiienterredpepev
I ltlennpiotilild ‘
Manpower. 1
I
..al
in! All
MW
2 ”Hill
of merchandise we handle.
We mention only a few of the prices we have
stock. which is a sure indication of quick
sales and small profits.
MEN'S OVERCOATS.
regular price Sill. . . .3050
BOY'S OVERCOATS.
regular price 59 . .. .3140
ulS o
.5750
~53
.40c
3%
regular price $12.-
Boy's heavy weight Blue Serge Suits.
regular price S9. ..
Children's Brown Mixed and Blue Mixed
Cassimeres. 8 to I0 years. regular price $4. ..
Cap. double band. Brighton
of Sweaters and Gloves.
COMSTOCK BROS..
l4 South Main Street. South Norwaik.
M. A. GIFFIN Manager.
Two etoree-Norwelk end South Norwnlk.
W
j
me me sue not sue me sues 'sm
100mm
“PM
H Kric/gcr 8- Co.
Sole commences Saturday morning. 25th.
ii to H. KRIEGER 8 C0. it it
SI 90 ‘ Meheckemo Hotel Block. 3| 9.
3' 9' armour. an: or ‘ it it
"a T H w
rimmed ats
3| 00 ~ 8| 90
0| 90 One of the Greeteet Bergeine ever offered fl 93
“ 00 to the ladies of the Norwelke. 0| 98
We will sell for the NEXT TEN DAYS
. ii 90 all of our Three and Four Dollar Hats for SI 93
an $1.98 an.
3' 93 Come eerly end get the cream of the lot. 0i 90
0| 90 ii 90
Sl08 SI98 $100 $l98 SI” SI” $I08 SI 00
.35.... COAL. ...-....
The comfort of home ensured. Werm house. happy
wife end childre
cook ”wig” meele on time.
me
your
Raymond Bros.
t. good
on et a
beceueel‘y‘liu
ntogroet
REASONABLE
PEOPLE.
weak shuns
mnyn
GLOVER’S
THE PLACE.
«rumor-m
Sweet Cider.
Fruits—Florida Oranges.
Grenoe. 3 kinds, Apples—
King. Beker. Baldwins and
Greeninge.
Dried Fruits—Figs, 15
and mo lb, Prunes, Aprio
cote. Peaches. Raspberries.
Citron, Raisins. Comets,
Orange and Lemon Peel.
Bell’s Poultry Seasoning.
Sage, Thyme, plenty Fresh
Ecce-
Vegetebles—Celery, Par—
smps, Spinech, Turnips,
Onions, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkin and Squash.
All kinds New Nuts.
'Phone 138-3, to
Samuai ' instill, Jr.
_ '18 "0W
Drive Horses
from
wankers, stables.
tier. mum
at inlet iirIdI.
Tel. Coll. 139-3.
evasion
buyer jeekatg. .
02.08.
Wem hill.
withstanding
therefore it e
to bundle the"
riotiee in our . '
which oneblee ed
eelee end until .
Here is en 0.5"“
Black end b _
(Invert, hell-
Kereey. hell-
Beet Km... ‘
satin linin , in ell
88 98 end ‘
Pleid 881110;.
02. 49, 83..48 04
end 86. 98. , .
Golf Cepeeof ell
ridiculously low 1’».
Children’ s reeM'
mixture e. ..
trimmed. from 81.1 _
Tailor-Mode Snitef .
coats, etc., and foil liii Ii!
Fore. ..
I wanna all
68 Washington Street};
South NMnlk.
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