week merits our Twelfth Annual Lace Curtain Sale. and,
Oyt‘hlt it shall eclipse all former efforts. as our stock is
re Plain Swiss. ruiiied. good quality 50c. pair.
‘ ‘ Plain Swiss, ruffled; extra quality _ $1.00 pair.
Fancy Swiss. bow knot and other new designs. $1.25 pair.
”its G001 Quality—~51 nice belllOOill curtain,
ll sfnll size, new patterns
its very heavy, Brussels effect
SH POINTS.
its Irish, Points (very finc)irom $4.50 pair up.
‘ have a few ODD PAIRS left. all good patterns, which we will
her this week. to close, of cost. Not over 2 pairs alike.
soc. pair.
75C- 33-00. $1 so pair.
$21-00. $2.50 pair.
WE ASSORTMENT OF CHENILLE AND TAPESTRY
EORTIERS, TABLE COVERS AND DRAPERIES. AT
SPECIAL PRICES FOR TI'II-S SALE ONLY.
North Main and Ann Streets
South Norwalk
EBRATED “CHIC” CORSET COVRS. AT THE POPU-
' PRICES—25c.,3 39c. and sec. WE WANT TO CLOSE OUT
ItEN LINES, AND WILL INCLUDpp‘lIEM IN OUR
"THURSDAY SPECIALS.
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D LOTS CORSET COVERS
omens: f9? 19¢-
ils’c VGrade for. 13¢.
Grade for age.
Grade for 35¢.
5e.hGrade for 50¢.
:S‘SUMMER CORSETS.
been selling all the season .
For Thursday—25c.
WINDSOR TIES.
_> 35 Cents.
ohm} Price. 25c.
THURSDAY SPECIALS.
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llIi
LADIES’ " INI WRAPPERS
” 15c. quality, 59c.
$1.00duality, 75c.
$1.25 quaiity, 98c.
These prices for the day only.
A FEW LEFT—
LADIES’ AND CHILDRENS'
‘ ’ FALL JACKETS.
Will sell Ihem at half price.
LADIES’ BELTS.
Id Cysts:
Former Price 150. to use.
BARGAINS IN OTHER1 LINES—COME AND SEE. .
000 ill ll
5 9000 lllifltlt makes
, lame ruinous but?“
.t tbs :very- best. values til
now. and we want you to come and inspect: them.
IM‘ you I0", if WM tulle ll!!! 01:“. 00W
illi
ll: ”4'“ «Mn Lil-m . .
o‘od collim- Womanhood. doinc
commons“ for piloted
collie dild. or lire sli
‘ rennin; from this moi-Imam. linemen
lillzllmlllv nihilism mint, lit. this) his. retell. .cmm
W ml ‘Mm thy. filial. rflm? OWN“. W 4
ya out- down. we ramshackle for e
honorable. II; In or linoA
.~ dbseflbti price
, COLLIN e OO..12-18 NoI-t "Main St
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F
Nhtive bliss.
25:: psi- don: Rochswsy Oysters, 35c
Bltlllfllli ‘I‘iflll MARKET
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YOUR PAN OAKEB‘
Are all right when you use wPuI-lnn.
wheat flour. it makes delicious callus.
100 package. 'l‘ s H. 0.: buckwheat ll
another that wi delight you. Then
we have the Pride In Vermont pure
maple syrup. querli bottles. 30c. Phone
154 z. E. H. MORDHOUBE. West Aw
nuc Grocer
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Ti-lia MEANB'VOU.
You can get photosrnphs of evoiy
description that are strictly up todute
in style and finish at the most reason—
able prices. at Lewis' a gsllery.11 Main
street. Norwnlk, which is now opened
daily for business. LEWIS. Photo-
grapher. .
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TABLE D'HOTE DINNER.
Served at twelve o’clock daily, thir
ty-ilvo cents. European plan. at all
hours. Ladlcs’ and gentleman's dining
room up stairs. Oysters and sea food
a specialty. ~ Choice wines and liquors.
Service first clnss. Prices moderate.
lMl’E‘Rl‘AL CAFE. Curl Schsub. 9
Railroad Place.
“Mm
HER'E'GO‘HE PLACE
To get your stfiblc‘ supplies at reu-
I sonublc prices. A large assortment of
horse blankets, all entries. from $1 to
06. Plush lop robes. 82. 26 to 04. All
kinds of harness. crirrlngss and run-
abouts and in fact. storything on
wheels. we sell. General repairing a
specialty. LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
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HAVE YOU Till!!!
The Old Well Perfocto cigar? lt's
u cool. sweet. delightful smoke that
will fascinate you. They are carefully
mode from the very best selected to-
bacco Try one Every one sells them.
OLD WELL CIGAR (30.. 83 Washing
ton Street.
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:BLAOK» AND BLUE.
Bargains in molton ovoroosts. The
very newest stylell. The best cost in
the stats for the money. Perfect at
tern utI$8.75, worth twice the price.
Oxford greys. well made garment.
fine of style. at $8.76. English covert
cloth. light or dark colors. 85. D.
(lOTTIIEiB. ii North Main St.. where
the our shops.
r
Mo”...
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY
And at the some time got the finest
solccted sou fond of all kinds. Rock~
away and native oysters. lobsters.
crnbs. csoullopl and fish of every vurle
ty. and a little cheaper than sold also.
where. at run BRIDGE Film MAR
KET, Washington St. Bridge.
“A...”
WE WANT YOU
To trade With us because we know
We can please you in qublity und pric
es We sell the best masts money
can buy Sriussuo boldness, smoked
and pickled tongue. fresh and pickled
trips. pork tenderlolns. suucr irraut.
sweet breads. seafood and room vege-
tables. SCHAUB’S OLD M RKET, 22
West Washington Street.
Wyn“...
GETTING FLEECE LINED
For the winter is the proper caper
now. We can show you the best bar-
gain you ever saw in msn' 5 fleece lin-
ed underwear. wbrth twice the price. '
Don't wait. they wont _
all sizes. at title.
last long. HISLOP.
my..."
EVERY ONE
Can afford to own a fountain pen
when sold at these prices. The Frank-
lin in an excellent article for the man-
ey. We have them in several styles
Mill prices from lie to $2.25. We can
warrant them. totionery and office
supplies. HENRY E. BODWELL. 76
Washington Street.
._._...Q...._.
THIB FINE AUTUMN WEATHER
is the owner time to sit for your
photographs. 1 have muny‘bsuutiful
things in new imported Imouutsthst
will-'~intemt you» Every photograph
in s- work ofIsrt. remember. and the
. prices are the some as at other gel.
leries. NORTH. The Photographer. 78
Washington Street.
”ML-L‘—
NOW'S YHBITIME.
. To make your selection. when our
shop is filled with all the newest ores.
tione end at prices that will interest
it is a pleasure to us to show
our goods. 8. S. TILLOTSON, till
Washington Street.
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A LITTLIILIGHT
On our lures ct‘olik or handsome par-
lor litmus. we want you to see them.
Melly different stylist and the prices
3‘3; rings from 11.38 to 810 Debutifui
couches C7 to "it. In u of over
iii: bnmlnmfl r.
i l I' crave
; rel istsctcry
. DWI foi‘
TO IURN.
nutrition is the mail
c'yi o co- c‘oel hater ever
We mom has thick in all
:94». Prices mm I'll to 1.9m. Alec
Me. In
. The Besuty‘
”Ill
mm ' hb‘IIE‘IIVOI-It.
Ill will If, _. "
“son
an
ammxifwu
I r
c h. almon, llc
lb . white fish stout. lilo; hard ornbll‘
. km
Mm
teln- sud pillows. st run
DAWN
or handsome no es in lulllllin undnv
wear; also the dense woolen under
harmonic sud combinutloii suits, from
We to 31.60 a garment. They are W9“
worth your in so. Dollar Idem
unions. ii. i. Mli. ll. 80 Weshlsswn
Street
YOU NEW: *1“ ‘BTID BETTER.
We have I catsuit superior
to any your ever tested. which we Wmt
you t6 try. Sold in bulk twenty cents
n uusrt New seller brunt. ten cents
quart and the finest butter in town.
SPNRAD BELKER. 141 Washington
root
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ALWAYS EOMETHING NEW
Pust roenivod another ussoitmeut of
the famous ani ware This is not an
imitation, but lnbolrted about from the
Tallinn Trading Co. Vases. toupots. -
cracker Jars. rose Jars, linir receivers. .
cups and saucers, and :3 huge variety
of novelties from we to 31. A. P.
DAMON.
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WE WASH BEFORE WE lRON
Then give your linen that rich do-
mestic finish that characterizes perfect
laundry work. We know we can please
you. A trial will be convincing. Phone.
The wagon coils for and delivers your
bundle. 50 Water It. Gedrgo R. Van
Alstync. THE CRESCENT STEAM
i..AUNDRY
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YOUR HUSBAND
Wont roost you about your poor cof
foo if you use Mnnhnttun. it's a blend
of pure Mocha and Java. freshly roast-
ed and full thnt that delicious flavor
that pleases particular people. tits I:
bound. Sold only at WILCOX'S GRO-
CERY, 70 Woehinxfio’n St Phone 143 5.
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.A LITTLE ASSURANCE.
When you bring us a prescription to
be filled, you may; be ensured of three
important points.
that the drugs are iibbolntely pure;
that. the prlchs you i)” src right We
know our business.” Try- us THE
GREGORY DRUG (30.. 8 No Main Si.
-—-*-—O--
OUR DAILY BREAD.
vasns’s borne made breeds are per-
fect. People who constantly use them
any so. Wheat. rye and unborn. fresh-
ly baked every days." ‘F‘lind‘y baking of
all kinds. Lowney's and Baker's con-
fectionery. E. C: OWENS. 22 North
Main Street.
“.4...“
PEOPLE SHOULD LOOK
» For quality when buying meats. not
quentlty and chcspncss.
finest masts that money. and cxpor
issue can buy sndnoll as cheap as uth- ‘
ors. Poultry dressed to order. ’F‘lncst
sausage and smobod meats. Choice
urcen stuffs a specialty. Phone 187-6
NEW CENTURY MARKET. 35 South
Main Street. Adm Steinwold.
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WHAT WE DO
We do well Act as executors lid-
ministretors and guardians. icon mon-
ey on titanium-approved securi-
ties: receive deposits subject to check:
and pay interest on time deposts and
serious accounts. Savings Department
noon Saturday evenings. 6 to 8. THE:
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST 00.3.5
First National Bank Building. Wash
lugton Street.
. THEY ARE CHIC.
We'huve lust ocurcd o. large as-
sortment of new logs in moths and
cambric corset some of the chic
brand. They are beauties Prices
from limo. 17c, 25c. 39c. 50c. Head
quarters for ladies' fall and winter one
derxurmentg. A. DICKERMAN it
SON. Wash ngton Street.
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WHEN THINGS ARE ABLAZE
It's too late for you to consider the
value of insurance. Before you are 9.
loser. you had better attend to this. in
sure your property with some of the
many reliable companies represented
by TAYLOR & GOLDEN. 74 Washing- '
ton Street.
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AMONG THE FINEST.
South Norwclk can boast of one of
the finest appointed und‘bcst stocked
cigar shops in' the state. where the
most ektrsvsglmt or modest tests can
be gratified. The finest imported and
domestic cigars, tobaccos and cigar-
sites. pipes. and in foot everything in
the line can be found at WHELPLEY
& OLARK' S. Washington and Msin fits
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WHAT DO YOU DO NIGHTS?
Do you with to know mind about
bookkeeping. peninsnehip; shorthand.
typewritint‘.
min short.
it highchair of study Inst
comprise vi
rlt
omit school. «run BROWN 8081b
NEBH connuo o E. serials, Presi-
dent. Depth Nor in, Court. .
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irunimsoriuro no“ omen.
When mm it hint. do the differ .
it out letters run into each: other and can
fine you! lit no it‘s time to 0 unit
- c . locality visionary o acts.
of "ill? m. Nelle readies w comfort.
lawful nomination and fitting of
or. xenophobia chorus ,
Icweisr-thlclsu. it So.
cool: vol-.0-
A lot of gentlemen s puro linen} lui- ;
tilled ,ell'lh hinted humoflhchell hand
“chi“ “and blindly. twoforltwcn.
mousing
Mfr listless or porticr‘os. wind
Winslow “ORION ' I
E“ .
clI’svofl his rocsivsd a. large std it
That you will get]
Just what the doctor has prescribed.‘
I handle the .
arithmetic. telegraphy. I
low. correspondence. spoiling. business
use business edueu- :
tionf Then do' not fall to attend our
.DWIIII "E .W ,
”BENZ
He Gauguin. UILIO.
1 boys applied u now flu and ‘v ga-
tsbls market It Bil North Main street.
where i am ready to supply you with u.‘
idioics line of fruits. voguthbiou and
fish at bargain prices. and would be
grateful for your pail-,onage W. (1.
W001). 88 North Main Street.
. -~m¢————-
GOOD THINGS.
One 0! our Insny specialties is choice
irnportod and domestic fruits. This
week we will have benches. apples.
pears. plums. when of many varieties.
Oiunges. quinces pineapples. if you
are a lover of rich delicious coffee. tiy
(Info Royal. THE CENTRAL FOOD
COMPANY. mans 130.
am rEAci‘less' mole.
Held in Hartford Yesterday—sectional
Sessions in Various Schools.
HARTFORD. October 19-The Con-
.nscticut Stnto Tenehcrs' Association
hold their lifty- fifth annual meeting in
this city yesterduv.'1‘he morning ses-
sion opened with an address by DI. Ar
nold Tompkins. principal of the 0hr
‘cugo Normal School. at 9: 30. in Foot
(lumd Armoiy. From 10:46 until
12: 30 "round tables" were held in var-
ious places.
In the afternoon sectional meetinui’.
.woro hold in numerous school halls
and cluss rooms. Numerous thoughtful
papers. carefully prepared were read.
The day was a notable one among the.
pedngogucs of Connecticut.- und the at
londnuic was lures. Probably over
thruonuurtcrs of the ills towns of the
state wars represented. All the puiic
schools of ihsloity were closed and
most of the teachers attended the
meeting
At Foot Guard Hall. Dr Arnold Tom-
klns delivered the opening address his
subject being “Altruism as u Law of
Education.”
The temperance section was in
charge of Superintendent W. B. Fergu-
son. .of Middletown. Professor Conn.
of WosloyunUnlvorsity. and Dr. J. W.
Beaver. of Yale, dismissed the question
of temperance physioloey.
Thc gcoiziaphy section held its
meeting in the hull of the high school.
F. A. Curtis. of Old Ssybrook. was
the leader. There Were from four to
five hundred teachers in the meeting.
The section on reading met in the
Park Church Miss Alice II}. Reynolds.
of Now llsvon. presided. Tho spook
crs Were Miss Mary Atwater. Miss
lustison. Miss Waugh. Miss Plait and
Miss Lone. of the New Haven schools;
Miss Coneswoll. of Brideeport; Miss
Patric, of Nor,wich und Miss Brown. of
Wailingford.
Chalice l3. Jennings. of New London
had charge bf. the history section
which met in the Park Chapel. He
presented a series of recommendations
in regard to the tescliinus of history
thirteen in' number. Miss Alice M.
Bush of the Nathifn Halo school. Nor-
wich rend a paper on “The Conduct
of Rncltntiob Rooms. " John Rossiter
and E. O. Stiles also presented papers
Principal . Reyes. of the South
School. wssgthc principal speaker at
the B ro‘lvnis school concerning Kindsrwr
lumen interests during the foreman.
in the afternoon Professor Gullck of
New l‘brk‘t until the discussion
along that ii c.
II. II. Rink. of Unionviilc.
charm of the intermediate
which met stfil! a Rich Street school.
Principals tilt) and Reyes and Miss
33. J Amulet. of wlunnanuo, were the
speakers.
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illuslc reAdl-ies's MEETING.
’ HARTFORD. chober ls—Thb Pub-
lic School Music Teachers' Association
of Cdunccti held their annual meet-
ing bore ye ci‘dsy. At the morning
session Francis Howard, of Bridgeport,
delve/red an address on “A review of
the system of school music in the Unit
ed States.” lrving Emerson. of this
city spoke on music in the Connecti
out schools. " and Benjpfimin Jonson, of
New Haven on “Theli‘ emeuts of Sue
case in Musical Supervision."
Oillcers were elected as follows.
t-Presidcnt Benjamin Jepson. New
Haven; vice president, F‘ E Howsrd
Bridgeport secretary. Mrs. Kate M.
Preston Wallingford; treasurer, hr-
in': Emerson, Hartford. in t lifter
noon therc wmiilufitrotiyc si 3 by
was in
section.
church.
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druwxe‘ist wri
My customers say it is the best rem-
troubles." George 0. Stillson.
wants an opportunity. -
din int. They areas
scnti. effective; in ramming all im-
purities from the liver and bowels.
distress; Gourde 0. fit bison.
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the onion is a sure euro.
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«not “I!!!“
”I“ it“! “for rel of: ‘
;Witt's Wt vowill
bleach? ' B" u
0 .5 fit
unis All:
clusses. folio an urge. ., citul ‘
at the Anya: all“. Congregation .
figment» In.
W ur Ono Illnuto - "
Coiigliburs slpcrl'sct satisfaction. -
cdy for coughs. colds. throet and lung I
A man who wrists to be mosh never I
DeWitt’s laitticiiierly ulcers never i
safe,- prompt.
Smell one only» take. Never [rips or '
Love is one of the disease for which: 1
g be you suffcrlfrom plies?- if so. do
Iona ore, " ”‘1
«no
. .Do‘l. n I:
v. ' ”WIN: om
' , limit“ his hiu‘ '
,. lowlddl shrill.
worth.
in: he liraiil.
texture. inucv striped in
mulch. All colors.
(if Pruncllnin delicate
e:i./
Of all wool
Stripe. light shades.
(lashery Section at present.
Of
iicl, (a remarkably satisfactory
50c. offers excellent value.
to button at buck in French style
(if best 15 uitouy F lunnel with tucks bound with
Satin null Satin Millions,
Allmiros;
Flannel Night Shirts for boys at
IIANIII nANicuuia ser.
(Inexpensive. too.)
.\'l‘“;l‘l*lll 'l‘Oll ET SECTION :1 Manicure Set embracing
all the essentials to the proper care of the nailsgextra long Pol-
:i price which commends it at once—
New Shirt Waist;
S'l YLLS MORE A"l"l RAC i Wilhunatexials more admir-
able or (lesigiis more pleasing than those of our new Shirt
Wuisis. it would be Iliilicult. nay. impoeliblu, mm“.
prices more advantageous be coupled with, Igoogls of their
, Nor can
(if plain colored l‘lelli‘li Flannel with unique
trimming of Tailor Straps and Buttons,
$3 25
Same as uliovef but with the addition of Son-
$3. 50.
()i Polka-dotted French Flannel. 'dnrk grounds
with light (lots, plain full 'l‘nilorniaile.
Hi all Wool l’runeiln (Tinili. line and Silky in
$3.25:
Made
$4. 5°-
Pcrsinn effects.
Collar and Stock to
' $5.00.
Allover tuck-
$4.50.
Cordell
$4.50-
shades.
\villl Persian
MEN'S . Nlfill'l' .SIIIR'I'S
COMFORT -(‘.,l VINO kinds of night wear fdr men fire at»
iractiug a share of the attention bestowed upon the Haber-
An extra heavy Wamsuita Twill
Night Shirt. made inllmnnd well finished. is a favorite at 56c.
‘An Outing Flannel Sliirtof good material and priced also at
still finer quality ()nting Flan—
garmeni.) at 75c. Outing
50c.
islier bile. Orange Wood Stick. limery Board and Box of
Nail Powder—is put up altractn e]; in a neat box and sold.at
50c.
I,.
~ mu 1
SOLD M. READG’
Ilium
i“! I .1 r
The New FallShoe,
Doubloli'xiensioniioles and Extenllion Heels.
Burl 81'. Company’s Shoes” for Men. 3350.
Lounsburv. Mathewson 25L Company‘s Shoes for Women. $3.00
Children's Box Call Shoes. $.00, SLZS and $.50.
The Fauitless Ladies' Shoe now selling at $2.00.
discussion STE
SOUTH NORWALK CONN
m.
profitoble to deal with us.
iefectory fuel.
John H.
Ill Waggoner Silent} ,
Mrs. Frenllliu so... of
"1 Inflation :0
tin-cm It
tool: smut ll‘lmi‘h so
In no. one
minor ermine satirical!”
is by n. ii. Plui
“AW-«We
lili .
{I l m.
. 1 lztingmnlchi are e rush It
cm VIII *It till
forsmsuuifslioffn.
That chilly Feeling
It’ s the quolity‘ oi the cool you burn' In the furniice thst
determines whether or not you shall be entirely ‘e'ornfor't- ,’
able during cold weather. or “a little chilly. " i‘Witb inferior -
cool it is impossible to get satisfactory heat. though a ‘
much larger quentity' ll burned. . .
Coal costs you no more here—but there’ s quite a differ- ’
ence in the value; The first order will show you why it is
For- opcn grates we have found CANNEL the most ut-
Ferrlp.
gsellerurlll: Con."- .
mulls; ii mill“
Willi miner-AFN» llil’i‘l‘dms
‘ o '1
I «but me». locum III-film
didmmo good until i took KII‘Iol illn- é
‘ . mngielne.h&ne bottle «Mindful»
ton o I I.
. lie is main: feet and wills
Illle‘ in Mr lmfilfl M
Pompom intimation“ but
“minnow . I
m seliiain new ‘
surrey.“
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Norwalk Chronicler