- l '. w. t L‘. i". .1. Y ,1 . l . . r' .7. 1i; _ H. ,.,. ‘ r, . 5- .1 1 - ,: . , .v .. 1,. .> .. " 4 ' . ‘~ I ‘5' t” w . 1 I . I rum“... ‘. “ >""t‘ 'ii“ 1.. ‘ediictiam nu. stone. me LINE. A Marley Saving Triumph. " ADO not go without warm clothing. Call on us. ‘No moneu required when uou deal here. Your promise to pan One Dollar eachfweek until goods are paid for 1‘s all we require. j. ,1: .51. '. l Fill!!!" I ll ll? nonuniform, 1 Id. ‘ I i 1 .-'p“'lv-:IU V, is..." 'riiiien.i“.‘.”d riffim Established Since 1868. TERMS or NO DEPOSIT uuwu SALE ARE Risk; ‘ 5’10“"- Bil huuing here thousands of well satis- fied customers and an ever increasing list of friends bear witness to the fact. You select whatever goods u'ou need f0r uourself or familu. You need not pap anu moneu down on dau of purchase. Your first paument comes due one week after uou select uour goods. and non continue to pan One Dollareach week until paid. You wear the goods ,While swing for them. Ac- counts opened with ererubodu. FOR JANUARY ONLY a MEN’S SUITS. Men’s Good Working Suits, large variety of patterns. all wool and guaranteed to give good satis- faction. Regular price $9.00, SALE PRICE $6.98. . - MEN‘S SUITS. " ES‘trictly All-wool Business Suits in black. blue and mixed colors. Regular price $11.00. ' SALE PRICE $7.98. MEN’S SUITS. Black Clay Diagonal Suits, 18 02. weight, color guaranteed. lined with best quality serge. Regular- ly Worth $15.00. SALE PRICE $11.95. MEN‘S SUITS. Made of Unfinished Worsted. equal to custom made. in black and blue. . SALE PRICE $8.50. MEN’S OVERCOATS. :25 Extra Fine Ov’ércoats. in black and blue ,kersey and Mel- tdns. '_Ra' lans" and Box Coats. Nicely tai cred; lined With good quality ’- Italian clothj. strapped. s,“ ms. Worth $14.95 to $18.00.. ~ ,SXLE PRICE $10.95 and $13.95. ' ,' “MEN’S"OV‘ERCQATS. 25 Men‘s Raglan Overcoats, lin- ed‘ with Italian ,‘cloth, full length. Regular‘$13.00 teat, SALE PRICE $8.98. . MEN’S OVERCOATS. Men's All-wool Kersey Over- .coats. blue and black, Italian lined. ‘ stilt velvet collar, $18 and $20. SALE PRICE $15.00. :TAILOR MADE SUITS. All of our Fine Suits. pebble che‘viots. serges and unfinished worsteds, black. blue and oxford. . Former price $25.00 and $30.00, to V close out for . $18.00. ..... m, .J' MEN’S OVERCOATS. Men‘s KerSey Overcoats. blacks and blues. Regularly $9.00, SALE PRICE $6.98. MEN’S ULSTERS. V! Men‘s Heavy, All-wool Ulsters, ‘ all sizes. Regular $10.00 kind. ’ SALE PRICE $7.93. YOUTH’S ULSTERS. 15 Ulsters for young men. sizes from 10 to 16. made of all wool Oxford Irish Frieze. Regular price $9.00. SALE PRICE $6.98. BOY'S TOP COATS. Boy‘s and Children’s Top Coats, Oxford and Covert Cloth. black and navy. 4 to 16 years, $3.98 to $6.98. “A-.. .....-.. . ..._....-. ._ . ...L........._.._.. mm“... BOY’S SUITS. Boy‘s Two-piece Suits, checks and plaids, black and blue, well made and trimmed. shrunk inter- lining which guarantees retension of shape. Worth $4.50, SALE PRICE $2.98. BOY'S‘BLOUSE SUITS. Boy's Undressed Blo‘use Suits, with 1211 e sailor, collars, trimmed with lei and*7white braid, shield worked in silk. $4.00. SALE PRICE $2.98. BOY'S BLOUSE SUITS. Another lot of Boy’s Blouse Suits, blues and blacks, beautiful- ly trimmed in red and white braid, large sailor collar. Regular price $7.00. Regular price SALE PRICE $4.98. SEAL COATS. Near Seal Jackets, trimmed in . mink. beaver or Persian lamb. Former price $65.00 and $75.00. SALE PRICE $40.00. BOY'S BLOUSE SUITS. Boy's Undressed Worsted Blouse Suits with sailor collar, ages from 3 to 8 years, trimmed, blacks and blues. Regular price $4.00. SALE PRICE $2.98. MEN’S PANTS. Men‘s All-wool Working Pants, in large variety of patterns. well made and guaranteed not to rip. Worth $2.25, SALE PRICE $1.25. MEN‘S PANTS. 350 pairs of Fine Business Pants, in worsteds. cassimeres and cheviots, patterns in checks. plaids and solid colors, seamless waist bands, patent but- tons, every pair worth $3.95. SALE PRICE $1.95. RAINY DAY SKIRTS. A large assortment of Rainy Day Skirts, quality and make equal to tailormade‘. full width. heavily stitched around the bot- tom, ' SALE PRICE $1.98 to $8.98. RAINY DAY SKIRTS. 200 Rainy Day Skirts. in oxford. full width, eight rows stitching around bottom, regularly worth $2.98. SALE PRICE 89c. a, RAINY DAY SKIRTS. Our entire stock of high grade Rainy Day Skirts, greys and blacks. double faced goods. tailor made. worth from $8 to 812, SALE PRICE $6.98. WASH WAISTS. All of our last season's Shirt Waists, most of them are worth from 75c. to $2.50. To close them out for - 25c. and sec. stripes. - RAINY DAY SKIRTS. All of our $6.00 and $7.00 dou— ble faced goods, with tWelve rows of stitching around bottom, SALE PRICE $3~98. TAFFETA SILK WAISTS. Black and colored, corded front and back, bell sleeves. very latest style. Regular price $3.98, SALE PRICE $1.98. LADIES’ SKIRTS. Black Serge and Brilliantine Skirts, with velveteen binding, regularly worth $2.98, SALE PRICE $1.63. LADIES’ AND MISSES' SKIRTS. Ladies' and Misses' High Grade Tailornmadc Dress Shirts. of all the newest materials. in flounce, flare and trimmed effects. $4.98 to $15.98. " “CHILDREN‘S DRESSES. Children‘s Plaid Dresses. cash- more and worsted, nicely trimmed with silk and braid to match. For- mer prices from $3 to $4.50, SALE PRICE $2.98. GIRL'S REEFERS. Girl‘s Reefers, large sailor col- lars. nicely trimmed. sizes from 4 to 12 years. Regular price $2.00. SALE PRICE $1.25. TAILOR MADE SUITS. 15 Tailor Made Suits, in oxfords and tans. to close out at $5-00-. FRENCH FLANNEL WAISTS. Latest styles. new colors. For- mer price $4 and $5, SALE PRICE $2.50 and $2.98. FLANNEL WAISTS. 5 dozen. All-wool Flannel Waists. all the latest colors. For- mer price $1.59. SALE PRICE 980. SILK WAISTS. Wash Silk Waists, light colors, handsome stripes, the same as we sold last summer for $3.981 SALE PRICE $1.98. SILK WAISTS. All of our Fine Silk Waists. Former price from $6.00 to $10.00. SALE PRICE $2.98. $3.98. $4.98. DRESSING SACKS. 100 Dressing Sacks. blues, grays and reds. double what we ask. SALE PRICE. 590 and $1.98. PETTICOATS. Large variety of Colored and Black Mercerized Petticoats, 16 in. accordion ruffle around bottom. Regular price. $3.98. SALE PRICE $1.98. . .FLANNELETTE PETTI-. . COATS. Fancy Striped Flounce. ruffle. SALE PRICE 35c. and 50c. WRAPPERS. Indigo Blue Percale, 3 yards SALE PRICE 39c. FURS. A large variety of Furs, includ- ing Boas, Collarettes. Mqus. etc. to close at about half the former price. COMFORTABLES AND BLANKETS. Large variety from 75c. to $5.98. TRIMMED HATS. All of our Trimmed Hats, rang- ing from $4 to $10l Just half price. CHILDREN’S FUR MUFFS AND COLLARSr White Astrachan. To clear out for 750. A SET. pinks, Worth ‘ wide, OUTING HATS. All of our Trimmed Outing Hats for every day wear. Former ,prices $1.50 and $2.50. SALE PRICE 25c. and soc. UMBRELLAS. 26 in. long. natural wood han- dles, some Dresden handles. Reg- ular price $1.00, SALE PRICE 59c. BABY’S BONNETS. Big variety from 25c. up. LEGGINS. . ..We are showing a full assort~ ment of Leggins for boys. girls, and women, all sizes. SILK PETTICOATS. All of our $8 and $10 Petticoats, handsome colors, some corded and some with ruffles, SALE PRICE $5.93. AUTOMOBILE COATS. 42 inches long. cut in the latest fashion, storm collar. satin lined. Former price $20.00. SALE PRICE $15.00. BOX COATS. Black, tan and brown oxford, 22" inches long, $6.98. $8.98 and $12.00. All worth almost double the price. LADIES’ JACKETS. About 200 in the lot, so many ‘ different styles that it is almost impossible to mention each style separately. You must come in and look at them. If you can find one to suit you you can secure a big bargain. All this season‘s make. MUFFS. Electric Seal Muffs. Our entire stock. Worth $4.00 and $5.00, to clear out for $2.50. .1 ,commences ~aturday,Jan. l2. and Will Continue until Feb.‘ist WW9MWOWO¢OWMMWNWW”W WWMW”OMOWOWWW . WW Ta. ,1 .1 . .... ,1 ........ Y . .. a YIW‘Thsn Trolley Pli'lil.” UANDV ' ‘ ‘ 3.1"".“7 * , .- iidVl'dl‘indr' “motliiu’g linger l sisisiuro .wiii weapon Tues-.dnrd Oil Company turn! or most i'r ’ ‘ " that time on the; low-litre capital for the U. G. ‘.. form he ‘ swarm go '011 steadily» basis for the ballot that the greatest to dilyfiuntil. sdiourn-lcontestin the history of Connecticut 311 'eorl isu llegislstion is on the triple. Against or. "ii‘oilio'ot m$hl0h‘illhi . all this grant trolley combine, which lii~ Wéwitohst .msonttls the ready. controls nearly hutlv‘the total .. ~ 5 k3“. late S e. h dder.‘ l ”4. 11“» A l“! magnifies” s rift-tard- gastric roédvmiloiigct. singing: all‘i ‘ w maneuna‘ ,’ -‘ sperm 0 son or a: s. . ”to grease Rosd.“wtiiuh heretbfbt‘e hernias £40111 on Wineries” ullinulnhgon ' ’ ’ ‘ ‘0 1w denied here. said d'mnn who knows the trolley plan tonight: "There is no compromise. and t are Win in) none while the policy or: the Consolidated road is in opposition to some of the greatest railroad interests in the conn: try." The gentleman In question do ullned to‘sav anything further, but his statement. tilted to others of n. simi- lar idnd henrd‘rocently. would make it nppour‘thst the U. G: i. is in the first [or something more than the more hun- trol of theoleotrlo modest the state. it lemon!» 0 tires Messrs. Doisn. _ unison theothor gentle, tress, th'fithem'intho tinti- " tier stint ground that their present and far reaching plans for industrial moblllme stion in this state, have in view some- thinsymore vitally attracting the Consul: hinted road thin the establishment of parallels. ii iii" van hintdd that ho- hind this absorption of trolley roads tlloro ’stnnd men who have recently made some ulanntic railroad deals and who have theirreyos upon valuable property of the consolidated road. This is as, yet only a theory, but it in a theorv which finds ready believers among iho man who have watched the in the impending railroad fight. The Register article concludes with the statement, that "so interesting piece of news came to hand today. it is that two-tirirds‘of the Zhfi'meinbers" of the House of Ronrosontatives have applied to Speaker Light for appoint most on the Railroad Committee. ' Of out“ it is in a spirit oi ours striat- m they wishtto serve their 11 moon that committee. They are not aniline ed in the least by the expectation of favors growing out ottho calcining); . ~. 0‘ same now.“ ' 'i'h test they' outlet to... Paris thought. Bill". “gig“; ‘ s on plexiou'of; industrious sorteon n. c ‘ .. p _ 1 ' soundness would“ . lav . ' should Blipoint men to the committee antagonistic to these interests." Ernest L. Mayer, treasurer of the New York and Eastern NEWS (3001. puny. who was arrested“ two Weeks ago on the charge or amounting them or the company's mono ,. Violin arraigned in Bridgeport. Batu on He pleaded not guilty. signal-lair R. Allen, the mpnnprnuporlntendsnt. testified to t ddiliiifimll‘ilfldé Q thojmoney. Mar- ifil " 11‘ ii Judas Carroll Id ,btitt E CONSOLIDATED.‘in controlled by the United Gas [111- footed a compromise.ghi authoritatively game. in fuel. the belief in gaining by Speaker Light will have much to do he would be less than human if he! A mass meeting of the undergradu- " ' “ m‘rovoment company, the greatest stoc- n‘t‘riu’ railway syndicate in the world and the additional fact that tho Siam his body. of Yale College. is to behold in Osborn Hall tonight. at which two questions will come on loriv‘dlwuulon. The first and most important will he the consideration or the pronoun thew plan for the support of tho collate oth- lotion. The proposition is that: each man pay a fixed amount each year. which shall oversee 87f nor man. Br n 1 this means it is hoped to put theotii- ' lands on s firmerifiilnsnoisl food The other driest! ’ first ‘ n3 ' viii-dam 1“.“
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