‘, .iriil .. i
prices simple amazing. it IS needless to attempt an explanation of the terms or whereiores it Is simple a case of too much moneu tied up.
, eat measure bu an unusually warm and beektunrd season. Your condom is a question of what uou can save; our losses are our mlsfortunes
Price list In this advertisement tells chin a small part or the stern
As this sale is 101 our. retail customers onlll. none will be sold to dealers at these prices.
We reserve the debt to limit quantities.
Hundreds of items equallu attractive '
y, Nov. i7th, and will Continue for One Week.
ES‘ COAS 'S.I‘
[..\ til ES' FLEECE” H USE
W l I l’l'ii LACTC CURTAIN S.
PATENT HOOKS AND EYES.
LADIES‘ UM BRELLAS.
42x36 MOHAWK PILLOW
DRESS GINGHAMS.
5'5 colors. tan cas 1 Bought to sell at 25c. per pair. 100 pairs. sale price. Worth 8t. black or silver. 26-inch natural handles, at CASES' Plaids 3““ Stripes, worth ‘0
lack. fitted or 110111 sale 1mm pm. pair 37¢ 4c. 35':- Value 151:. at cents a yard. at
“‘e $598 m1/2C-~ -- - i‘l'l~‘\" \\'1) \1-‘1-11'1‘1? 111 '1' ”c' 5"
- 72x90 .\l()II:\\\'i\' Silliii'l‘S. ULTIM; FLANNEL blx’lR'l‘S. " ' ‘ ' [31.8. “ ”Ab. " .. ‘ ~ ' ‘
\\-’II..LII\IAN'I‘IC COTTON _ Worth 25 Cents at , ‘ 5 Uzkl SAI'FII‘Y PINS. LADIES DRESSING SACKS.
o . ‘ , . , ’ I’lam. worth 55 CONS. at ' " “ 0”“ $100» at The famous "Winner" make. Plain color eider down finish-
-oo yard spool. to nitric and 43c. ‘90 73C. 1 d - ’
fancy inixtures, black. not over six to a customer, . THI" BFS'I‘T‘A-I-ICBIZT ~ 7‘ .. .. ‘ 2/zC. ien £1932)??? SE?" iiitgh and sat;—
well made. were. 31:. HALF BLIEALHhI) 'I‘AIIU‘. ‘ 1 r " r “ K‘:5”LF.1‘\I lSIDE LOMBS. LINOLEUM. ' gt 6c.p '75 "
r r ' 1 . ':. DAMASK. 11 ight and dark, . to or anner. . . 0 1 . .
LH11.11R1.1\s I..\DI:R\11..\R . Sync- 5c, 7|“ $1-5 dual”) at LADIES. FUR (DOLLARS.
‘ Vests. Pants and Drawers, 72 mch. worth see. a yard. at ‘ - .. ‘ ' 79c. ,. . . .7 .
DIES' JACkLh worth from 50 cents to ()0 cents. 35¢. TI'RKISH TOWELS. 7 ULX l BRL 5“ BRA] I) _. ,_4 BLEACH SHEETING. “"5 $350“ 5‘ 'manufacture:
h" I ‘ II J 38c. . \\ ater proof velvet top good quality. electric seal. finish
t‘mtiffsfiiii c3123.- )iiie' L-WII‘IS' FLElECI-il) (11.1:11’1-1s. I‘ilcachcd and hrown.worth l5c.. 5%.; ‘ Yard wide. at ed with six opossum tails. regular
" ' LADIES‘ 'o CENT VESTS . . 10c. 136- price. $75-
19-00 an" $‘2-00- «3'11 qu-e 25 cent quality. at the W'- . . , . ,_ . . 18 th‘H COTTON DIAPER. . 95c-
590- ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ rel/ac. 7 t.I;.\'1 lAIiLI; BOWLS. . ~. , . . HONEY COMBTOWIZLS.
.. . in rihhed. slightly soiled. _ “0"" Soir'lt-‘aP‘CCL-m 11‘ 1 _. , 1 LADIES' FLANNELETTE
>r LADIES. bl ”5 25c. 1111-1111111 nose. 4c- 39°- 0'“ .11- “C31; 3‘ Nlotn‘ 12011125.
styles (lesilahlccolors . , . . . ,. .. . , ... . . . D. . - . . -
~ ' ~ . ~ ~ 1 1 ' ' \ll srxes. worth from m to 1:11an MEAS 5()LT\5. UILUh 0L IINI. I‘Lx\.\.:\F.L. Pretty ““1393 and Checks, deep
HCC $16 50 PT..\I\ T.\T‘ I~.I<.TA Rliiii()x I , ‘ . , _ ~ . (PVT T) RF” . ‘ q g , k .5 lra'l fi '8‘] r ula '
$9 50- ‘in hlack and colors 4 in wide 71:. Heavy cotton. in tan and black. “11th ’i' a yard, at '0 , . .. L 1 RS ‘1 CLA‘ PS ;: cents). K 111 ’ eg r price,
“ .. , ( fl ‘ f - ~- - - 1 . . . . _. I) :qq ..\“ sizes. worth ”Pic-- 4C- _ [\Cliififl‘CCiT hacks, at half price. r
» LADIES lAll.()R~ 110111123 tents. I l..\i.\ .\.\i) i.\M_\ RI... 6c \ii‘\' .. RI'QI I‘ ‘l [‘1' ‘ 5c. 47c.
‘ f S. 12%c. (;(l()1)5_ ‘ i L. b . . ’ LN )3. {5. ‘ :n‘ ,1 / ‘ - .
IQMAD'E QT 1T - ‘ ~ .. - . ~ ‘ - I Mill"? \T "TS '\\'D I”‘\\'T‘ Valley double-stitched. hack 30 VENT "ii()01‘{~0:\m Sldl’» I“\-QII‘§JT¥D MISSE‘STL'AN—
m Serial, best of worlv L ['1 ILL-RA 5L);\}', All oi 0111 31111-111 grade at .. ‘5 ~ - . . - 5 draucr' supporter and moh'iir PUR’I‘ERS. i\I;LI‘.I i 11. UNDERSRIR I S.
P 93““ mi“ SWMHX) 1)“- cakp‘ 19° \\lrite cashnleu wool, the 75c. inds worth 25c. ‘ This sale h'llf "i“. Lace trimmed. regular price,
340° 17c. ‘Inixxrsl 1x 1111:1111 l‘.-\i'l-‘.R Wm") ‘” ”° I i ' ‘ Isis ' 35mm. 23c
IES’ ”AM" ”“5““ . 1 :s' 111's r'rs ., ”c (1.111111 1-..\s\‘1:sts 1‘\le. -- ~ - . - -- - -- . '
. SKIRTS . I...“ II..- t x..l. . 1LT roll. I \an“ II \\'I)|\’FR(‘I~I|I“I"S \ll ‘ l 15L IL‘XI SILIx I'At hi) I<A.\L\ (‘IlILDREN'S FLANNISL-
i fine Venetian sort: in white. 511cc"! truahtr. at 7° " " ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ " , 2 “"‘T “" “’ 34' “”“' ”‘-"" 111111.131) \1‘1-111111x1; 12111:: DRESSES.
. cloth plain and trim; 29c. GALVANIZED L‘i).\l. “OHS Ilernrtiltfehed and a line qualit}, ~5t. to 351.. misc. :11 half price, Stripes and plaids. sizes, six
colors gray nan ant 1. \‘"' , 0 ». ) _ . i“ 1““ 1" prrcc. 7Vc. months to four years. regular
Were $950. "J SUNS ' .\.111\ 11 “M ' “Mm “”““‘;‘c “/26- \\'Rl'l‘l!\'("l 111111111. ,. , , - , , z , - , l’l'ii‘LNS‘F.
$3.67. 14320153 ‘- rirm. 9 ' \'l( 1Ll-I'l‘ BUTTERMILK 'l‘lic he“ 10C. box to he had, It RIszh IxEI) DAMASK. 19¢
. PERCALE AND ' llI.:\(.‘l\' l-‘ltiI'RIill 3“ HIAIR. SUAI’. during this sale, (12-inch. worth 30¢. a yard, at LADIES' AND MISSES' OUT-
NNELET’I‘E \‘VRAP- $2.119 IJECORATEI) TOILET _ ' . . . ' 7 . ______ 6c- are. INC: HATS.
PERS \‘FT 211 cun (Hi-till}. 111‘” yard. 3cakes ma hox. worth 2512. MI‘VS ()l'TIVC TI \\'\TI \l I I I\'I‘\' TOWI‘I q 98 e t H t
M . "' 150- 9c. . L. . . I . .. .. 1.... .cn quary,a
~colors. 11H Sizes deep Full size. n notes. at .... NIGHT SI‘IIRTS. ,- .. . . 49C-
arid fancy braid trimming. )£;,59, I'TLI. BLEACHEI) TABLE BLACK liliil'REI) INDIA The 50c. kind. at “Mill 10 “"71: each. at -- I )R - “Q .
price. $100 ,. .. . ~. 1“” 198‘] \ I).\.\-I.\SI§.. SILKS. 38c. . ‘ ( II LI ILA :I‘EVIITISM O SHAN-
59¢. LLSI 15—LI:..\1 . . .. : (winch mm“ ' 'c 'n I“ l ‘ l' _ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ . y ) x ‘ .- 5CI'.NT SILKINE. ) ’ ‘
DIES ;. 1.11th1 Eryn at 11.111 price. ~ ' 322-1 “1:" ar 501- 2:: 11.1.11 l- mu .\.\1) II -\1\ s11 [\5 _\ 31.11.111.11.» fur Sewing sun, at :Lrélull‘faigxfigargsscfor school wear.
. 8c. ‘ ‘ Vi 01th:: so and 39c peryard. at lrlf ‘~ 1 ‘ ‘ "
7 APPERS. . . . ~ " Pm“ .
MR , . . .- ~. . . . - ,. (it! 10X I‘LAIDS. 251:1-1x1l‘ot'lcli'l‘lmous x5c 2%c. 1°C
,of treaty cloth, 11m 18 IXLII II.\II\ (Ltll ll . ‘ I \DIFS‘ CAMBRIC CORSET
.5 neatly finished. regular in ma“ 2; cent qualitv at 15 cent quahly. sale price. in black. at BOYS‘ KNEE PAN'I‘S. 500 WINDOW SHADES. “ “ COVERS
$1.50, 3 . ' ‘ roc. ' 9c. 15c- A" 0‘” 5° ”'3'“ line. at 19c quality at High neck felled seams regular
1 X-OO- a... . . 1' .1 . _ . .,
.. .. . -: '1 [2 MES“ “'01)! “TA" ”MA LULLARS‘ 2:. i'l’iX'l‘ I’ARIDR i‘.R(')t'lMS. 38c. 39¢ price. 12% cents.
nIES’ 111 ANNEI wmsrs ’5 “-N' A _, . W ,,,. ~ 0. , q . 7c
_- . l . I.” H TRIMMINU. - , st} t>.:1l 7c Sale price. ( VAL WA. II BOILERS. 1“” L \\ .'S\RD NEEDLES '
1 . - 0 ar, . , . .. '. . ‘ .. ‘
1 3; 6:5: 33113551202], on“), y This sale. half price. 18c. DC (meg \Vlt‘li‘lid. 5c. ones. the best made. at LADIES DRAW ERS-
wroyal, black regular PI'ICC' 12%‘3' WHITE DUMIET I‘LA,\’N1‘:L 10 (‘EX'I‘ DRESSING (TOMB. — . 3%‘3- Made of excellent grade of mus-
_ . ‘ ‘. , .y. 1 . RIih'lNAN'I‘S. BEST [.INING CAMBRIC. _ . . . , , Iin. trimmed with tucks, plain or
75c. 3 LITA] | II\1. LOMBS. .. ' IIone. horn or rubber, at half All colors, per yard. :1 (Eyl V" IRE HAIR PIINS. umbrella style, regular price. 29c,
3 WINTFR WAISI S. Rubht‘i‘ (11‘ (‘cly‘lom‘ at / C(‘lli qtialllygcat prrcc, 5C BC. Straight 0r crimpcd, at 196.
2 2 c. - - 21 c.
(lot flannelette and plaid 1' Ram g’r\yq lg t'l~‘\"i‘ wmsu linomls 5.. t‘l-‘\"l‘ 1mm 111 «ms 35 CENT “MR BRUSHES} _ A” . - . $15.00 SEWING MACHINE
' Iamrei flare cuff latest '0 “AI ) ' ‘ I ’ '_ ' ' ‘ ‘ S ' ‘ k ‘ H ' ‘ h I ' A11 exceptionally good hargain,”*7 (TAT BELT “L (T‘I‘F‘S' Finished in oak or mahogany,
““xegtiidr price. 75c, All sizes and colors. half price, at half price. (.ood styles. Half price. at half price. All new styles. half price. complete with all attachments,
‘ c. 5C- 7V2¢- 95c. 18c. 12%c. $4.98.
Delivered to any pan MN WALL ST RE, 1' s NORWALK CONN Your Money Back ii Goods Agents for the
1 “free of char e. are not Satisfactory. BUTTERICK PATTERNS.
tree on , it ,
L .‘_“. 1
- ncpunllca'm Moiorihu. Many
‘ -- . nmillnr Foo».
.rai Assembly. which an
humour next January. will
”in that of 1899 by three ad-
mhorll of the House. one
ranford and Orange (in
out Huron borough) in New
111. and Huntington (in-
mouldwturlng borough of
hymen county. The
the these towns in in
. one to two members in
min; to the new con-11a
puiatlon in each town in
In Increased rep
7| ed for by the can
out of 1874.
no.
to
ditch arc Jomou' P. Brno.
.1111! William Kennedy
k Mr
:by 110 votes. but War
’ . M be composed of
wflcndhilmo and two Dent-
on who served in the
Kennedy was
(Waterbury. the mucus
Willinm 11111110 11 nucccnlful
the ground of errors in the
1'
count. and Mr Kennedy min untreated
and Mr. Hall Irworn In on March 21.
The senator-a of 1899 who are re
elected nrc senators E. B. Goodrich.
of Wotheruticld (Second district).
Franklin Burton. of Annonia. (Seventh
district). James Pondlcton. of Ston-
tnxton. (Ninth district). and Stuttgart
Whitiock of Huntington. (Fifteenth
district).
Of the new senators. those who
served in the House of i899. and are
“promoted" are First district. Hen-
ry Roberta. of Hartford; Third district
Andrew Gordon. of Enfleid; Sixth dill-
trlct. James R. lmnyan. of Cheshire;
Twelfth diutrlct. Judge Michael Kc:
nealy. of Eitcmford: Thirteenth dis-
trict Dewitt c.1lrndieyt ficvo‘nth diu-
trict. Fayette L. Wright. of Pomfrot;
Twenty second dim-10%. William R.
McDonald. of Grommet ' ‘l‘wonty- third
district. Francis T. Maxwell. of Ver-
11011 and Twenty fourth ..dintrict
Charles A. Thompson. of Ellington.
wich. and Lou on. of Salisbury. (no
publicann) Either Senator Roberts.
of Hartford, or Burton. of Anucnia.
may be president pro tent. if they care
for the oflico
.Pi'ho Houu.
The House will be composed of 255
members. 5i Democrats. and 201 Re
publicanu. Comparativoiy few mom-
bors of the House of 1809 have been
ro- elected. Thcy tire:
BHartford Countym-Moncrl. Harrison
Freeman. .11.. of Hartford. Otto i1.
Strum. of Bristol. Char-lee B. Bent. 312
idnilcid. AR Wadsndrthmf Farming
ton. 0130ch. of Manchester.
Charles D. Burner, of Badminton. Ro-
puhllcnnu and ’1‘. ii. Brody. of New
Britain. Democrat. Totaltii . .
New Haven Connty—~Moncra. J. M
Page. of Balrgntuck. W. O. Davin. of
Oxford. and JohnD. Kendrick. of Will
oi Auscnin. and Herbert 0. Baldwin.
Judge Kcncaly will undoubtedly be
appointed on the judiciary committee
of the Republicans in the Senate. Tile
other lawyers elected to the Senate
arc Son-loft! Bron and Kennedy (Door,
which will carry with it the leadership.
of Beacon Falls. Republicans ’I‘otni
5, .
New London County-«Means. Wil-
ilutn Kilroy. of Buzmh. and A. H.
;i.unphoie of Waterford. Democrats.
and Charles B. Whittlesoy. of New
curate). and 8 nature Allin. of Nor- i
lingford.i)ornocrnb1.nnd 11.11. Tucker.
London. and Willinm 11.111011. of 010
ton. Republicans. ’l‘ololJ '
Fairflcld County—Moan”. Thaddeus
Bell.ofl)nrn,1ien John H. Light of Nor-
Waik. and Will it.ioo of Stamford. all
Ropubllcunn. 101.1%.
Windham Central-«Menus. John C.
Williams. of Brooklyn, Democrat. and
George H Green. of Canterbury. and
William A King. and Charles A. Gates
of Windham. Ropubl one. Total. 4.
hitchflcld County—- churn. John H.
Boldcn. of Cancun. and Milton Pratt. of
Torrington both Republicans. Total.
Mlddlouox County—«None
Toiiand County—None.
The total number of.mcmboro of the
110qu of 1899 ire-elected to the new
House. is only twenty five.
chu Ludouhip.
0n the Democratic aide of the
House the legislator of most general
experience in Attorney Arthur B. Cal
111111;. of East. Lyme. whouc law office
in In Now London. .iuduo (inlldno
made his rrynrk in the House of 1898
and again 11 1897. when he Wan one
of the strongest men on the Demo
oratic side. He was a lender on many
important questions thilt came up dur-
abill ' ‘
courtesy and fairness. not only unit
hlu own party vote. but secured full
consideration from his political oppon
ing the mansion. rind by his
outs. Judge Caikinn will undoubtedly
become a leader of his party again in
the coming pension. Although his
town went for McKinley by 277 to 110
for Bryan. Judge Caiklna was elected
its reprolontatlve at Hartford. by it
handsome majority.
STATE LIBRARl‘KgI TO BE SELECT-
Governor Munnbury paid yeoberday
that the state library committee would
metronome day next week and would
chance I state librarian an a successor
to the late Dr. Charles J. Homily. There
were, he laid. uoverul candidates. but
he would not commit himself an to
whom he favoroon He said. howuvor.
that. boldid not doubt that the selection
of the committee would be entirely nat-
ini‘actory to the people of the stale and
those doing business with the state
library. The Mate library committee
centrist: of Governor imrnrrbury. Judge
i—lammeuler. of .‘the 1 Buprorho Con t.
and State Secretary Huber Clark.
’ JOHN A. portrait weaken.
The condition of John Addison Por-
ter shown but very little change with-
ily or those in close touch with the pa-
in gradually growing weaker
fairly/good appetite. nita up
h’ourrt each day. and peruse:
porn with interest.
Ion relative to his health.
cranrono cannon-u. ‘
The Republican: of Stamford celc~
brnted the recent victory with
than participated. There were visit-
ing clubs from Greenwich Port Chos-
tor and Nor-walk. It was the only par-
n‘lons the route of march. Major 1} il.
hitch of the Fourth Regiment, 0. N
' 0., was chief mar-hat.
in the pact tow weeks. and while'lt is
not admitted by members of the 1am-
tient, it is stated an the natural an.
ciloncc of the diocese that the patient
At the
present time. however-.119 enjoys 11
a tow;
he run
Within t a past:
several days he has been in receipt 0. quiremcnta.
livo personal telegrams from President found in the expense list 01 the chair-
McKinlcy that were colloltous inquire mun of the Republican town oommib
HA8 TEN GENT! LEFT.
......u
1
Democratic Trcuury in Barton not,
Quito Empty After filcction.
Returns of expenses of town com-
mittees and candidates in the recent
election are being file at the Score
fury of State a oiiice. here are i1itcr~
eating as well an amusing features to
the returns. the latter being in or
measure traceable to in overldolouu '
'deairo on the part of those tiling the
returns to comply with the legal re-
An example of this in
I
too of Madison. who enters the robot”-
in: turn
“Spell-binders. $4.60."
The Democratic committee of Dan.
11' left shows a balance on hand of ton
parndc. lain night. in which over 1.000 eontn after the bottle. its account in:
Balance on hand from town election.
$2.10: received tram donations. 830;;
‘exponuen for teams. $28: ticket pod-
1qu of the campaign held there. and 1111.13.31;conundrum on hand.
there was great enthuaiasm. There 10 cents.
was almost continuous Illllmlnntlonhl
Some reports do not specify Whit
party expanded the mzup‘y. and that!
rill be sent back for her particle
are.
Norwalk Chronicler