“ Moth”, candy.
,Garamoin. '
‘ utterueotch.
If so pure—~Iso reasonable—
In nice hesoI indoor evenings
about. Brittle. _ E
.1 Wanhlngton at. ,. .
30. Narwalk.
fiMWfiMfi I
lllttltNElliNlllEi
‘ , omen LOCAL NEW. ON no: a.
Catherine Gaming is critically ill at.
her home in N01‘Wfllli.‘¢
A son has been born to Dr. and Mrs
II". B. Crosby, of Washington street.
‘*'~"‘”"“‘ . . . .- .- 1 . . . in the. local olavhousc' somctmes an
E (‘ nctts of Pueblo. COL. is a _. . . . t . 11a .ll'lll.‘ luv) 1“] :11'1‘ .. ' 1“”th A" “0‘” “Mb- mml“ of . .. .’ ' . '
. guest of his flft'herb ..C new. on n... “ems;{“23“:‘fil‘ia‘l’ls‘lysfxliglloéiféigx 1;? ”11.1,! .‘(10|1,: ‘19.!” I. 1‘ 1‘3“”? doublei'aoed goods. homespun effects, 01 ci-conlldlni. public is misled.lmt in i is c 20
" Green 3- . t ' 1 I it ~ it -U Hl it J) ( liiil- new...“ style, special fimEhI 5mg, these. days the amusement. socket is ’
W...“
~—.Dnnlap. Youmnn dorbys.
Miss Olive (kite. of the town tax col-
lector’s office. will spend Sunday in New
York city.
O'Brien.
William F. DeKlyn. of Nor,wnlk and
Frederick -I)eKlyn of Danburv, are 11.
Philadelphia.
Charles Stevens, of Ridgeficld. is a
_ ‘ .. , "H back front wool lnald tilmmo. $1.119. log. at popular prices. if this attrac- , . . . . ‘ . ‘
girls? of; his sisttci.tMIs. Winfield Scott -'l‘urkeys 1.5.. 1b.. very choice Ladles' Main Color French, .lnnnel tion Is not m“, ”f more than ordinary lIIIpoI let 5 Sample Line of liattenberg' l’Ieees. Center
catetny s Iee . Hayes 5. “inisis. latest shades, $2.2!) merit it would not be in its third year. l’ieces at our half regular price. lrish Linen."
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——Putnnm Hose Co. ball. tonight. Ar-
ion Hall.
The next meeting of the Evening
Whlst Ciub‘at the Central Club will be
held December 14.
Mrs. Frederick Lockwood. 2nd. and
child, are guests of litre. George B. St.
John. 0f Knight street. for a place unknown. We Mathei iiootl stockings liere always. mm. mm“. up...“ and H... iicanstalk‘ .\:.:ent Si. 'ilt‘ll lsland liI\e House. 2
John 11‘ Henry of dltilyoke Mass Will lllOlmlil)’ continue “1“ li“5l"°““ l \'e\'eI‘ write :1 stocking ”ail" willy famous twerywlIt-re heretofore. "l‘he
. . a . m— . l . . '. . . '. « . .. many alrlktnv features which have :11-
has been a guest of his brother. .los- —~Native Turkeys , (loose, Dorks . "'3 I‘ ”‘l’ll‘N/“Lil “Hi 'I“‘- want ways fat-hunted n... 10...“... on have
Olin 1“ lli-‘lil‘l'tiilNOTW‘ilk‘ .(‘hlcliettfl. also agents i0" “‘1‘ him ~ ‘ . \ l C‘C‘yhmly 1” km.“ ”' Road about lit'itll rctnined and several new once \ s:
I . . *1 :rade Newpoii Sausage. ltoeiteeher's -I . t . . the \'.'llllt'.<. ' “(imp Intensifyhn: the llt‘\\'lltl(\i‘ilhp:
~—-t.apo Cod Cranberrles. 100 um!- 76 Nottli Main sitccl. \ ~\ 1- '« J \ ‘ ' Ladies” 191mm Lined lilack st-mn- notvlt)‘ and surprises.
llayess ‘ V ‘53 \/ less Hose. double llt‘t'l and toe, l'J‘rfit‘ """""" m“
_....._.,._ """""" invitations are out for the mari‘lag' fin ' ' . l ' OBlTUARY RECORD
. . . 1 pa 1. l -
lit the NOIWillk Club 0001 toutnev. of Arthur l.. Seymour to Miss tarrii . w Imp“... Spawn“... llosc. ppm-\- npw. .—
tlils evening. William lietts. 100, will
play George F. Bette, sixty.
'l‘illotsou & Mills. in their advertise-
ment today. present. to the readers of
The Sentinel several lutcrstlug items.
H. Kricger & (‘11.. in u change of ads
vertlsement today, call attention to
umbrellas. furs. boys“ suits and blank
ets. 'hanks of ”u. (my... ‘Ii'i'fi. split-ml have, special at. 13l...- pair. Georntghrion. Q ~ It. at anything like the price. CleIar Nonpariel Mince Meat (wet). Apar_.
-._ .., - ~——:-~~ --'”“ """“" . . SA. All Linen Napkins, Mic tit)?“ Hays" nylrp quality chyy llililmil , . . flavored' 900d Strength Buy a "'al “cum, artIcle for part'cu'ar peop'e' '
«Special lat Smlrih IIII. Saturday. as- «~lllk.. bwu._ penil Alpines. t) liricn 5...\ All l.iI1cI1 Napkins, $1 iii dim. lithe, Will'l‘lluhql stainless. 17.. lmirI "limit" " :ll'll‘I‘“ di‘i] Miklfllxll‘l'l‘l:l‘ I‘ll“ pound and if it does not suit i will pay He lb. '
sorted choco ates. Zoe 1. ~-»- - "r :t 1 Superior Quality All Linen Nap :: pairs tor rot: """" """" " .' R .“V l ‘ '5' ""“N ou 22c for wh t i left ‘
__.a..._..._ The lipworth Leticuc ot" fl... Norwnll tins. from $1.“) to $4.69 dun. ’ t‘ ('i‘i-ullli'l', lll New \ork. where he y a s - We want ‘0 NCW lot of finest sweet cider justln.
The. young ladies of the Century (‘lub
were cnicictnined last cycning by MI
l". W Woodwaid at her home in North
avenue. tI'icurla are iniltcd. A musical pro . .. . . . .‘""“ \\;1m ployod for many years of meat 12“ .
._....._ __..... ‘(l'lllll has been arrnuizctl. A "‘ng l: ‘(l llllll. lllt It ll in Hunt .11 full) _\Iill it” (1.1 t\e'I\t:l I) “HUI,” cu» \iillli.‘ lie was It bIoihiI of James \\ . WHAT CAN WE DO FOR YOU? . 3
The \lolitl' LV Aficiuoen Clltli Will l" assured all who take up n cluItII.IaIItl when )tili l‘csttl :Ilmtlt llicxe special liillltl \l'Itlc hosts til. l)’li\'lllt'\- and l- rank t) lIlrIt-II and Mrs. ( lt‘nmi‘l'. '
ctiicttuined at whist by MlS (‘laIente “h...- social “mum“. will I... provulcd it,“ “,- Sli'llfill izit‘ltel‘i “ml Willi“ l . I-I vi . .. . ”I and Mos l.t;:7.Iie ti liII‘IeiII.I the funeral orenzo D'bble.
1“ Osborn. oi‘ Arch street. Monday af— .- ' ititItI \ i lltiilj..i out ittuioimta will lie hold to ltiooitlxn. ltnnoIIow
' . - . . - .. - . z ' “ morninu. and the remains lil’Oll‘lll to
“moon. _._..._.. "“ :iiiz‘)2:lt"ill-,tlw'til[tail'i‘hiiIflakhyviii‘nlsiuiiliill‘h Ladies Plain “‘3”! .Jm‘km“ I“ blue, Witnilrliit‘cIii'tilt‘itllkiloi‘don ilastlng (lotion. South wanlk.‘ on ”“‘.“1"‘ train. for
Th“ ““1“ “i “‘9 litmion Store will cast. of V‘Vcsiport. are finding llIeiI “I‘m" ,M‘I'N‘ bid-339‘. . I 3.. spool. ‘ Interment in St. Mary s cemetery.
continue tomorrow. Monday "n“ Tull?“ “11V daily I" Alli‘ii ”Oil-“5 NW mill ”UHF.“ 111,-“..th tloth .Ilatkels high Superior tpiality l’earl iiIIt..tons 7c UM?“ . es 00' 3
day. 'I‘heit advertisement describes Noi'wallL. One hundred anti ll"! illnilrl‘." tollaI. l\\lllt'il gloila silk lined lo/cu Egbert Williams Cilbert.
some of the, bargains offered.
“‘ _ N . the fact that it must have been illll't “I" binh storm collar lined with one lance . ubctouinlug best a...” To”... day evening. Ntwt-mber 1‘3.I niI the AT POPULAR PRICES
~’l‘hanksgl\ing ‘nblc Linen. 12 ”‘1 i .-.:iplin_i:nlmui the time George Wash hi.‘ liiv :_u‘I I“ S't‘iti‘ ' IpingI H... “It.“ home of his son-lu-law. ileuianuu ll El
581'» yard; 9-4 tutti iii-4 Wliiflf‘il 5"“ tuition began to sport his little hatchet lll‘dll‘ll'li“ ” ‘ ""' ‘ bc'Ir {wt Nickle i‘ilatctl Safety Plus. all sizes (iillil'l't. Georgetown. “‘lll'l‘i’ he had canon $1-IS-
Special bargains in
M. S. Smith 11‘: (to.
$1.98 and $112.3.
. . .‘ '. ”3.” .. . v .. .n ,i.._ v.. .. , n , . " n-z’ “- {-1 t ' ’fll‘ ..
Na"Mil“- 5135 ‘m‘_ l “ch P0”"..‘..[}(.‘_._._H:“"m 3"“ “ lump... (loll ('lilii‘“ doublet laced mn e i it lit ll \\ lit ll.1iI l’ius. .. pkns. foI fl.-iiipL1i"lliii-li)l1illlltlll tiilfr‘hllll #2“. $333] Eben Holden. $1.15,
, 1 1i -' ‘ ’ ‘ . . .
J. B. Patrick. (11' NOW ROt‘lii‘llf‘» ""‘m' truernl Russell lt‘rost and staff will H I‘d ’4 49 Faultless Hook and Eye. strong and i't‘ill‘s» ““1" “6Vi‘l'ifl-V i“ times. H" M" Master Christian. $1.15.
r”. ‘1' ”f’iwf‘i'“.tiffifliiii. 1:112:52 "it: i SALE OF ".¥:‘.T..“.‘““.‘.‘f.f." rise a. Au... 0. 0... Wm... $1 .5. w“
N )c or; ‘4 rI I ( for ie purpose 0 nuts cr 111; not - um , 5.- am , nn . . ' ‘ ‘ -
of stone from a blast which he had .pcctlng ”H. mm anti stall officers RAINY DAY SKIRTS. l t‘urliug iron. patent 5.0.11 spring. be death, when he was taken suddenly Tommy and Grizel. $1.15.
set 011’ in a atone quarry.
The remains of Thomas l’lews. who
died in iirooklyn. will he brought to
Norwalk tomorrow. The burial will bi-
from the residence of Jeremiah Little.
of Stevens street. Sunday afternoon.
——Chlckcns. 1259c.
it) Wutcr street
The (llovei (‘1th went. down the hill-
bor l'Iost fishing last night. From all
accounts there are but few fish left In
the lilli'liOl. Friends of the club Will
have fish diet 101, months to come.
"”7"-“ Constable liallinns. for n cottplo of his old home in Division street. forty .
The con&crt togitorigow nIlglIt. tilt “iii days. Dalllngs kept him in his own l IOU]. Grain Iyetips ago ltnhst Marti.t lit;r hurloldthla Optical Room, make no charge for
store of . S. 1 iil‘tti'flll» n 0‘” house. anti made his imprisonment ' a Icr. am or rs w e not we .
Main street. til‘omifies to be one. of the pleasantcr than it would otherwise . children from there. The deceased examination, and guarantee EDI“!
best yet givun the public this season have boon. Bergen lost. his position Couldn’ t VOll be deceived easily in leaves a wife. one son. Charles 11. Gil. feet fit. ‘.
it will ho a Glider recital of classical
numbers skillfully interpreted by tilts:
Edith Selliie, one of lirldgeport’n loud-
lng sopranos. and .1. Francis Quinn.
The public is’
organist. of bridge-port.
invited to attend.
iterates "it 1:0.
The Jewelers.
3 MAIN ST, NORWALK.
MWABHlNGTON 8T.. 80.NORWALK
You will find complete
OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS
lit both of our stores. with rooms oo-
meclaliy fitted! up for that purpose.
Spectacles hnd oyoglafines fitted byiho
most improved methods and flatllflce
and was delayed for a short time.
~Tonight, Arion Hall concert and
ball. Putnam Hose Company. .
Lloyd Nash. of Westport. is slowly
improving. and hopes to be abroad in
a few days.
m 1-mi—
Selectmen Alexander and White. of
humility. are in Norwalk. today. on bus~
loose with the local board.
-l.oug. inland idscuilops. 'Et'ic quart,
at liuyos's.
Your litly~'lllS clothing is what? Wil-
lis ii Selim-k talks to parents of The
Norwnlka in his ad. on page 5.
The Wheelorflregory shooting at-
i'ruy case to on trial in tho 'i‘own Cour
room at Norwalk. this afternoon. Court
convened at 2 o'clock. .
~Plckied lambs' tongues. home-
made pickled herrings. pickled plgs‘
feet. pickled trip. smoked haddock.
Leave your orders for home dressed
turkeys. Roquefort cheese, at Schaub‘s
Market.
y-r
J. W. Bonardus was elected superlnt
toudent of the South Norwalk Baptist
Sunday school. last night. to succeed
Rev. W. 11. Hubbard. resigned.
Red Line car 18 jumped the track.
this morning. near the tunnel. whore
repairs are being made. to the rails.
ion Hall. Thanksgiving afternoon.
J. B. Stevens. :1 New York lumbct
dealer. is in Norwalk. today. negotint
ing for the. purchase of some. iimbci
land for getting out railroad ties.
The city of Norwulk street depart
Incnt. expects to finish the work at
cleaning out the gutters about the
city. today. preparatory to the wintci
season.
—w—
Mrs. Edwin L. lloyt, of [sauce street
underwent an operation for appendi
villa. in New York. on Tuesday. ’l‘ht
patient is getting along as nleely a'
could be expected.
Patrick Mather. who conducts a res
taurnnt on the Washington stree.
bridge. has left his. wife and tlcpnrtct‘
H. Peck. a popular lady of Danbury-
The wedding will take place liccom
ber.’1.nt the li‘llSl lluiversallst (‘hnIci
in that place.
A horse driven by Mrs. A. Raymond
of llowayion fell down while golnt
through lt‘lm (hove street yeslt-Idut
al'teihoon. ilaloh Raymond “out it
the Ionian and retelicd the prol‘ilS~
Vlethotiist i‘hIIrt-h will hold a "Klou
like" social in the lecture roolu to
'Ilizlii. to which all Lenizuers and thcii
rings in the butt of one oak. spcnle
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band, t‘ompuules ii. It] and K. and llil
Hospital and Signal Corps. of to
l"(illll.h Regiment The ceremony wll‘
take place in the Aimoly. and will bi
wiintsscd by a huge gathering of the
friends of the mombers of the vallotn
virixanlzailons.
’atrick iicrgcn's suit for $1.500
IL'fllllHl. Alfred 0. Perry. of Southport
for false imprisonment. was on trial
yesterday. Bergen chd a bill of
tiLRt: to Stephen Jennings. and because
of his failure to pay was taken on a
body writ, and Wits kept in custody of
at the. Falrllcld Chemical Works,
claims. because of bills nualnst Bergen
being sent to them. Later Bergen
brought. the present action for false
lmprlnonmont.
-—Curl Schaub has the entire agency
of the town of Norwalk for the coin
bruit-.11 Old .loe Gideon Whiskey, $1 per
bottle. Equal to ally $1.50 whiskey on
the market. None better for modici
nnl purposes; also the finest port and
shorry wines.
Mrs. F. S. Wardweil anti Frank L.
Wildman. members of the choir of the
Stamford Congregational Church.
which will be heard next Sunday. at the
thllllel' service. in the. South Norwnllt
Congregational Church. sung together
for five years in the First Church. in
tinnbury. Mrs. Wardwrzll still goes to
Danbury every week to teach a large
cities in vocal culture and also has a
class in Stamford.
the directors of the National Fedora»
hc ,
She is also one of
and act upon it.
it, and profit by it.
LINENS FOR
TURKEY TIME.
This is a linen sale. Carefully
selected lots of table linens and
pose of doubling the linen busi<
ncss for the next few days. Double
the business at half profit is just
as good as half the business at a
foil prolit~hctter in fact.
ti‘.’ inch lllcaclicd Linen "i‘ablc linin-
task. We yd.
7‘1 inch nll Linen
.llcaclietl. 75c _\'1l.
7: inch all Lint-u Superior
llcucheti ’l‘ublt- liatunslt. $l yd.
l‘nIc l.liu--n Sets. full sizo table cloth.
-llll one dozen [vii napkins to match
'l‘ublc Damask.
Quality
SOME GARMENT SPECIXLS.
'l‘here's arii\itI\' in our garment
which We now offer you.
lnuiics‘ Rough (‘loih Jackets.
Ast rnkhan ('n pea,
rimmed float and toliar. $1.98
(if snowy day fltiris for
matter.
ieI' weather
just right.
'. lit. hang and 111an-
new ,
(loud for all sorts of win :
largains these. ever},
Hera’ s Pl‘Ollt ,,;or You!
This Is 110 idle sentence carelesslu Itsed
as a catch line and then loslIsicht of.
is profit for uou it you’ll readWhat folloWs
Worihu goods at less than
normal prices are alwaus a profitable pur-
chase. Six weeks ago uou would have had
to pan normal prices for these vent same
items, but conditions are changed now, and
thereon hands the bargain tale.
there
Listen to
one of them.
liadlos' Rainyliay Skirts. made. at
heavy. double. faced material. $2.19.
liadlos' All Wool Skirts, 7 rows of
stitching. latest out. $2.98.
WOMEN'S WINTER WAISTS.
\\'ool waists and silk waists.
l‘Iit c spetial items We lune iic\ -
ct offer cd such waist \alucs be-
loit. Nothing lame about them
but the price. M
Ladies‘ Polka Dot it‘lunnel Walsts.
new collar and tul’fs. 7131-.
Ladies' Wool Flannel Walsts. tucked
l..atllcs‘ 'l‘at‘feta Silk Walsts tuckoti
front and back. shaped collar. a bar
pain. at $3.19.
initllcs‘ Superior Quality Taffeta Silk
\l‘alsis. in bright. most popular colors.
3593
FROM THE STOCKING
STOCK.
ed. guaranteed last black. lz'ic pair,
Latllvu' Superfine Quality li‘lceec
Lint-d Hose, warranted fast and stain-
less. L'Eic pair. '
Men's Natural Wool or (ltIIIIol's-llulr
llnli‘ Hose, seamless. Hilde pair.
M"Il"i best quality Australian \‘i'ool
llall‘ lltise in black ‘and plain colors.
351' pair.
(‘hildrcn‘s heavy I‘lhlicti School Hose.
ANOTHER PRICE LIST
OF NOTIONS.
l'l'tIlll ill llitae i'til'
(‘ablnct of Assoitcd lluiI Plus. he.
the same price, ~lc card.
illiil each.
llosc Supporters. 1 different
lengths. in white anti black. all sizes.
We pair.
Mourning pins. lc box.
thwo
Telephone Connection.
A Jackson S 5"!le " "
oll4 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
regard to the duality of Grain? Nine
out of ten people can.
pay, but what you get, should be con—
sIIdered—vou get the value—we get
the business~if you buy here.
.“BUY OATS 'lTllA'lVS Cl .liAN."
Not what you
MANUEL T. HATCH.
‘1.
‘ Twenty-third Connecticut Volunteers
ii» iii: iii
are of this theatrical me an error
minty to replay it, on they were on
hand borough to fill every seat and
make standing room at a premium
Vigorous applause and ensures for
every number of the program testified
to the appreciation of the audience
The opening part was about on the
familiar lines, with some new changes
in dress and stage. setting. The lat-
ter was particularly elaborate, and tho
firchostra was unusually large and
no . "
‘l‘ho titluglw.r was excellent Georgia
M. lieckoi' a "The Sentinel Aaleiili." ll
but-ugh solo, Ilesciving spiteful mention
lt‘tni'ik Mitchell qu9 the best man of
tho comedians. Albert Gifted at.
“middle man" run things with dis
patch, and made the announcements
on that everyone could understand.
He showed his versatility by his sor-
vice in the band as a cornettst._ There
were good things among the special-
ties of the second part. One could not
say too much about .1. A. Probst. "the
Human Song Bird. on they call him
He not only imitates the feathered,
music. makers to perfection. but be at-
so uses his mouth to meat advantage.
in giving one an idea of things in, mo
tion. from a locomotive to a hand saw
3"011lgan and Dov dancers and
Mitchell and Marron. chamcter
stretch, deserve mention.—~'l‘hursday's
Bridgeport Post.
. lll l-lcury shows at lloyt's 'l‘hoairo
tonight.
Other People's Money.
"A good attraction" is often written
about. a play prior to its appearance
daily growing more discriminating and
has learned to inquire about the gaudy
picture of a carefully worded adver-
tisement before he subjects himself to
tho infliction of what may be an infer»
ior kind of stage. presentation. if a
play has merit it does not take the fact
long to become. generally known. and
good repute will precede it very rap
idly chneIssy lwtttoyle in ‘Othei l’co
pie s \loucy. 'ls announced for Hoyt'a
’lhcatie, Saituday matinee and cv-cn
There must be something in it.
Jack and the Beanstalk.
'i‘he excellence of this spectacular
extravaganza. after its career of this
season's success elsewhere. will doubt»
less prove a drawing card at lioyt's
’l‘hcutrc. next 'i“uestlay evening. when
the production will be pill on with the
bewlltleI‘ltIi: scenes and effects which
Mrs. William Wood.
Virginia, wife of William Wood. died
this Inorniumut the Norwnlk Hospital
She was the mother of Misses Aimee
and Louise Wood. the wt-ilknowu
musicians. The funeral will be a:
tended from the tamilr residence. ll
\Vcsi axcnuc. Sunday afternoon. at l
o'clock.
bail made his home for the your past.
lli‘t‘t'lli‘l‘tl was thirty-three years of hue,
lll'\\'il51l hatter by trade. and was om-
lll South Nor»
Hubert Williams (lllbci't died Mon
made his home for the past iwu year".-
ill. and his suffering was intense up to
within two hours of his dcaili. lit
then became unconscious and passed
quietly away at 7:45 o'clock. lie will
be missed not only by his immediate
family. but by all with whom he came
in conflict. as he had endeared him-
self to all. lie. was unassuming in his
manner. and always of the some cheer-
ful disposition. He had it kind word
and pleasant audio for all. even in bid
.lust. painful sickness. Mr. tillbcrt was
born in Sharon. (101111.. March 12. 1830,
lie was a resident of-Dunbury forty
three years. lie built and nitived into
bcrt. of Newark. N. .l.: one dauzhtcr.
Mrii. George E. Young. of ii Dlvlslou
strcoi. lianhury. and seven grandchild
ron; also one brother. who resides in
Chicago. ill.. and one sister. Mrs. Mary
Smith. of Avon. Conn.
Mr. Gilbert enlisted in Company n
110 took part in all the battles which
his roizlmcnt was encased in. wlunlnz
promotion to the. rank of corporal.
lie was a member of Moore Whlto
Post. it. A. 11.. of l’aliqtiloaue Council.
0. U. A. M.. and also of the Ancient
ldsucnic Order. His funeral was held
Thursday. November llitlt. at 12:30.
from the house in Georgetown. A
friend had kindly arranged for the
train to. stop to take friends and lllii
remains to Main street station. Dau-
bury. where the funeral cortogn was
met by delegation of members from
the G. A. it. Post and the 0. U. A. M
Council. and was escorted to the com-
otory. where the burial service of tho
YOUR BOY
has an idea of the overcoat he'd like.
That Raglan papa is wearing just suits papa 5 boy. Add it
my! wouldn' t he “feel big” with a little Raglan “just like” pap
on his back.
Well, here’s the place to make him feel big.
We’ ve got aline of Boys’ Raglan Overcoats. Made of Oaford:
Frieze. Warm as toast. Cut just as “swell" as a big Raglan. T
price? ’Twill not hurt your purse.—$6.oo.
But. we don’t forget the boys who don‘t care for Raglans. , We”
can overcoat any boy from 4 to 16 years old. , After that, wc’ ‘
overcoating the young man. We can do it right. Right in fit. fash—
ion, fabric and price. $3.00 buys a nice little overcoat. $5.50 in;
cures the nobbiest sort of a boy‘s overcoat.
between. at prices in between.
43 AND 50 WALL STREET.
Clothier and Furnisher
llown l’illows in every size.
l:tlll Line .
Stampingr done to order of every kind. and pattern you desire.
The lleN‘t Sill; is
New Ladies. l’lilllelNlil iiltiyes. 2 clasp. t‘tiltu‘s. reds. beige and
grey.
’l‘hc $1.511 quality. special price. SI,
New Line "
iillg‘lti\1'<.
At the medal Grocery
Butler is on
our price, 27c.
sale. Clover Hill Prints. at 30c: 5c lb. '
cheap.
Cheapest Good Coffee, 22c lb. Fresh
lot now in.
see the party who says it is not a nice
coffee. 22c lb.
Ham Roll. without a bone: a nice bit
Nothing in town to equal
llattcuburg Materials.
l‘yrain Dye."
.\ll pure "
25 pair.
the boom. Cheap at
Worth 25c lb whole-
counter. Try.
\Ve have ('\‘t‘l‘_\' color.
'alc of Milliucrv will ~uI‘elIy interest you.
New Buckwheat.
New White Corn Meal.
Syrup in quart tins, 12c tin. r
This week we introduce a new crack-
er, “Cream Gems."
10c lb.
WM. P. BEERS, Bookseller.
(Mrs. Ward‘s New Book.)
49 WALL STREET.
Prices 5 per cent. lower than our competitor-
Nutriione-w-Prati’s Food.
58 WALL ST”
a
‘. Grain, Feed, Flour,
0n, Gasoline, Naphtha,"
IN CONNECTICUT.
If so, consult us.
.. I.
THE CHOICEST STOCK OF
Hay, Straw, Peat Moss, . Shortage;
Is DISPLAYING THE NEWEST STYLES In“
Order of United American Mechanics
Coats of qualities in
do
NORWALK, coitN
m,
.\cw and Complete Line Stamped Linens. all new patterns.
Kitit‘llzis” (ilat‘e lit-«l. t‘ultirs, ilie llllt‘xl. price $l.00 for
\\'arrantetl.
Special Cash
Samples free 0115,"
About a dozen bottles of dam (150. ‘
size) left from the Saturday sale,‘50.
NORWALK. .
Do Your Eyes
Trouble You ? _
It : .
We have a completely equipped:
0. B. JACKSON
Graduate optician. f .
NORWALK.
\
ix: 7
l .
RAYMOND BROS
was conducted by the officers of that
tlon guaranteed. 1Lyon are having
V council.
trouble with your eyes. if your glasses
«do; not suit you. if you are cabinet to
he dacheu or hate been titted by an in-
' iiotent opticlnn. call “.“d see 11:.
tion of Musical Ululniii’Mr. Whitman 3
has been heard in South Not-walk. on ' "
previous occnleIiIi. with a great deal
of pleasure. Mr. Scott the tenor. for-
mom“; in St. James' Church. in
New York.
. ~10 lb. Pail 1.urd.80c. iinyos‘a.
O.
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PhOlOtli'aDhic Portraiture. <-
CHRISTMAS sn‘rmas SHOULD row BE MADE
ooddoooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooopoooodhoo
Wm
«Bargains in Ladies and Genta'
sin-oi 11ml Umbrellas. tiiic and title. e11.
Cloning out sale of Dress Good» an
ready to wear Garments at 110 cents a
It dollar. M..S Smith It Go.
53 Will 9h,
Ntil‘WIllt. 0*.
Opposite
Namath Hotel.
Jackson’s Studio,
Norwalk Chronicler