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mine week marks our Twelfth Annual Lace Curtain Sale, and
‘ ' end that it shall eclipse all former efforts. as our stock is
, than ever before and a much better assortment to choose
including Ruffled, Nottingham. Brussels and Irish Point
Our special prices for this week are: ' '
“ lrs Plain Swiss, ruffled, goml quality 50c. pair.
stairs Plain Swiss. ruffled, extra quality $1.00 pair.
5 Fancy Swiss, how knot and other new designs, $1.25 pair.
li’s Fancy Swiss with blue and gold stripes, very fine $1.50 pair.
airs Goo] Qualitywa nice hedrooin curtain,
59 pairs full size, new patterns.
1 airs very heavy, Brussels effect
H POINTS.
50c. pair.
75c., $1.00, $r.5o pair.
$2.00, $2.50 pair.
$4.50 pair up.
e have a few ODD PAIRS left, all good patterns, which we will
mgofler this week. to close, at co st. Not over 2 pairs alike.
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GE ASSORTMENT OF CHENILLE AND TAPESTRY
,PORTIERS, TABLE COVERS AND DRAPERIES. AT
SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS SALE ONLY.
. S. Sturtevant,
North Main and Ann Streets.
South Norwalk.
Ulllllllll.
We have not yet liarl much \ ..lll
tattoo Skirts.
The value of gtnlth Walking
'Skirts of the right length ran not ; weather. for our sales of l‘ncler-
be overestimated. We have some
wear thus far indicate that
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attrattiu numlura It .300 nth”? have the right goods at ”W
and better qualities at equally: . .
‘ ' right prices.
good values. ‘ 3 _ . ‘
' ‘ (lnr tlnltlreus Ribbed (Jt‘iilllb'
...Qnr assortment of beparate’
i ‘ ““5 in full lengths are of ex-
li>pee ially
at 25 rents are of excellent fabric
in and Well shaped: also a line of
Wool Rililietl (loads at 5!) cents.
Ladies' lx‘ilihetl Garments. our
long anti si‘mt‘l sleeves; open or
wholdt‘r- closed Pants at 25 cent» will hear
We have l«“lill‘-l““> i”? all I" tavorahlc ronlliarimn.
'I‘hc lit \\ ell liurments at 50
cents are exceptionally fine.‘
tients‘ Garments in equall}
good values.
DICKERMAN &SON.
84 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
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~‘ intuit tilt at hmliniilii ‘
Good hurlu mans [00d tolling. We have been doing
come Mona buying of Comfort-blot for you. W
out)» very N values tint we could and. They no oil
Wounded” mt mu moo-realm lower: then.
.i ~ ..nrln; for you sure. If you the line by the fore—
.“ 7 and metal: from this Mutant. flame mend
nth bright chlnia. but moat of then are eaten covered.
We buy direct iron the with. out“ you the Jobbera‘
prolu; the. we «have cure lieu. no you can In for o.
doughnut“. murmur-nature” ‘
fit. ., l . ‘ ~v‘ iu .
will A} $001M!!! 00...
Funeral 60mm and
..om
. pkg; Pillhury’n l-‘laked Wheat, 2 pliant”
“GOME‘THING DOING. ‘
When you smoke one of Smith‘s Rag
'l‘lme Cigars, there‘s something doin .
You're xmoklnztho best five cent c -
gar on earth. if you don‘t believe it.
try one. BMI’I’ll’B UltlAlt SHOP. Mar
hockemo Hotel.
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WE MUST CONFEGS
It to peculiar. But our customers
who am using Maracaibo coheo tell us
it Is superior to any cold at thirty
cents a pound. We ooh Maracaibo cot.
fee for 15¢. Sample it and he con-
vinced. Flue butter to our leader.
IIHOMMEDIEU ratios. 20: Washing
ton Street. East Side.
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FISH NEWS.
Native base. We lh.; column, 12c
II).; white fish steak. lite; hard cruhu,
25¢: per don; Rockuway Oysters, 25c
qt. BRIDGE FISH MARKET.
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READ AND PROFIT.
l’lllehury's Plymouth onto. 3 pkga..
25c: l’lllshury's Out Food. flaked, 90.
26c. The simple fact that theao goods
hear the mime of Pillsbury ls outlie-
iont guarantee of quality. E. H. MORE»
HOUSE. West avenue.
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THIa MEANS YOU.
You can not photographs or every
description that. are strictly uptmlato
In style and finish at the. moat reason
able prices. nt Lewis‘s gallery,“ Main
street. Norwalk. which Is now opened
daily for business. LEWIS, Photo.
grapher.
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TABLE D'HOTE DINNER.
Served at twr-lvo o‘clock daily. thir.
ty~tivo cents. European plan at uli
hours. Ladleo‘ and gentlcmon'u dining
room up stairs. Oysters and and food
a specialty. Choice wines and liquors.
Service. Ilrst close. Prices moderate.
IMPERIAL CAFE. Carl School). ll
Railroad l’lnco.
Tho. Old Well l’erfocto cigar? ‘lt‘e
a cool. swwt. delightful smoke that
will fascinate you. 'l‘hcy are carefully
made from the very heat selected to-
bacco. Try one. ivory mm soils thorn.
Old) WELL CIGAR (30.. 83 Washing.
ton Street.
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YOU NEVER TASTE!) BETTER.
_We have. a tomato catsup superior
to any your ever tasted. which W9 want
ton to try. Sold in hulk twenty cents
u ouurt. New eauer krnnt- ten cents
quart. and the finest butter in town.
t‘thttAl) BECKER. ill ll'ashinglon
Sll'et‘l.
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WHEN THINGS ARE ABLAZE
it's too lute for you to consmer ”if
value of insurance. Before you are r
loser. you had hotter flllf'llll to this. In
sure your property with more of t!!!
many reliable companies represented
by TAYLOR at GOLDEN. 3'4 Washing
ton Street.
GETTING FLEECE LINED
For the winter is the proper cape:
now. We can allow you the host liar
3min you over now in Illirlllr- fiver-e tin
ed underwear. north tuiw llu- witt-
all sizes. at flllc. Don't wait, they wont
last long. i-llSl.OP. ‘
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EVERY ONE
Cun afford to own a fountain not
when sold at these prices. The Frank
lin Is an excellent article for the mon
oy. We have them in several styles
and wires from 830 to $2 2.5. We ear
warrant them. Stationery and Miler
supplies. HENRY E. BOUWELL, T"
Washington Street.
THIS FINE AUTUMN WEATHER
is the proper time to sit for you'
photographs. I have many: lienutit‘u’
things: in new imported mounts that
will interest you. Every: photogmph
is a work of art. mmemhur. and the
orieeu are the more as at other gal
Irries NORTH. The Photographer. 7‘
Washington fitted.
ATTENTION LADIES.
S. S Tillotsnn hall a lim- assort»
merit of trimmed and nutrimmed hats.
also Toms for children‘s wear. Mourn
mg hats to rent.
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A LITTLE LiGHT
On our later stock of handmme par-
lor lumps. We want you to our them
Many different styles and the price:
range from $1.93 to m. Beautifu'
couches. 37 to 825. Furniture of over:
' description at. hat-min prices. A. J.
COLLINS E.CO.. 12-18 North Main St.
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STOVEB To BURN.
The Beauty limitation is the most
satisfactory cylinder coal heater ever
made. We him: I lam flock in oil
ulna Prices from 85 to $13.50. Also
mm: for the Stamford furnaces and
rams and )Iiller‘c oli heaters. NOR?
AGE R. NASH. lain and Wests Sta.
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THE IETTEI IAN
hr he with a enriched stomach. We
make u specialty of this line of work.
Urn/int I: well «mind com-w dinner
daily for tweatyilve «urn. Regain
meals at molar boom Humour: m-
elee at oil boom Table Mord at one.
iai orieeo rm: [ME RESTAURANT
37 Nahum sum.
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mu. VOW IIN.
but will your manila mm the heat
uncle of M1. that will lama little on.
OF INTEREST TO LADIES.
We have Just received a large atoek
of handsome things In muslin under-
woar: also tho Morodo woolen under
garments and comhinntidn‘hulta, from
50o to $1.50 a garment. They are well
worth your Inspection» Dollar gloves
alum. S. I. hliLLS. till Washington
Warm
treet.
uhoavamz PLACE
T” It“ your otuhle supplleu‘ut rou-
sonnhle prices. A large assortment of
horse blankets. all grades. from st to
35. Plush lap robes. 32.25 to 34. All
kinds of homes», oah'lngcs “and run-
abouts and in (not everything on
wheels. we sell. General repairing u
ppuclalty. LUTHER :M. WRIGHT.
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW.
Punt reculvcd another assortment of
the famous Jap. ware. rIlnu Is not an
Imitation. hut, imported direct from the
’l'ajlma Trading (‘0. Vnacu. teapnts,
cracker jars. rose jars. hair receivers.
cups and saucers. and a large variety
of novelties from lot: to M. A. l’.
DAMON.
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WE WASH BEFORE WE IRON
Then give your linen that rich do-
mestic finish that characterizes perfect
laundry work. We know we can plcnue
you. A trial will he continclng. Phone.
The wagon calls for and delivers your
bundle. Mi Water St. tileorgc it. Vim
Alatyno. THE CRESCENT STEAM
LAUNDRY.
YOUR HUSBAND
Wont moat you about your poor cof-
fee if you use Manhattan. lt'it a blend
of pure- Mocha and Java. freuhly roast.
ed and full that that'delicloup flavor
that pleases particular people. Ride a
pound. Sold only at WIl.(‘OX'S (mo.
CERY. 74) Washington St. Phone Hill).
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RUNNING iNTO EACH'OTHER.
When reading at night. do the differ.
not letters run Into each other and con.
(use, you? If so it's time to consult
an optician. I rectify vtaionary defects
of this kind. Make reading a romfort.
by careful examination and fitting of
classes. Ronnonnhlu charge. H. S.
noon. Jeweller-Optician, 16 So. Main
Street.
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For quality when iiuytnit innate. nm
quantity and tiltf'tlplli’o‘li. l l‘lllldli“ the
finest meats that money and expor-
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KEEP OHILDHEN'S BODIES WARM.
Keeping the chitin: body warm to a
necessity for good health. A sweater
lo a very good garment to keep the
warmth. Boys" all wool sweaters,
something special. at 751: and SI. 1).
(itl'f'i‘liléllli. 11 North Main street.
FEDERATION OF CLUBB.‘
Announcement of Annual Meeting to
be Held Soon.
The annual meeting of the State
Federation of Women‘s clubs will he
held in New Haven. Nov. 2i and 2:5, in
Calvary Baptist Church, corner Chapel
and York streets.
Luncheon will he served in the par-
lors of this church at noon. Tickets
tit 50 cents each will he on sale in the
morning.
llclogutrs rent according to article
ii of the bylaws will he treated by del-
t’untee' budget-r. which are in the. keep-
tng of each club. Those not provided,
may lmy hudgcu before buniucus uns-
ulonu.
’l‘nuruduy will he devoted chiefly to
luminous and the subject of civil scr-
i'lce. reform.
(in Friday the morning decision will
be, given to the education committee
and the afternoon to the. household
economics roinmittce. and to brief re
mm from other t‘onlmliinmt.
(.‘ompleto programs will he
curly in Non-mher.
State officers and mmnhcru of com
mittens will be entertained.
Those. desiring entertainment will
pleat-re notify Mrs. h}. M. ’l‘ililnghaut,
(Si Division street. before. Nov. 10. hi rs.
Tillinnhast will also find hotel or
hoarding hour-re accommodations for
those desiring them.
Return tickets may
reduced rates.
IllrlltTllA i’. HART.
(lot-responding Secretary.
Watt-rhurt'. (10nd,, Oct. 2i. I90}.
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NOTES FROM THE AMERICAN
HATTEE.
Robert Trimlile, of the V'olk Hat
Company. is making ”It; semiannual
trip to the Pacific must. with as hand-
some a line, of tho Yolk lint Company‘s
stiff and soft hate us was error turned
out from their two factories.
John (.3. Wilson (it Company have a].
ready illustrated the Wilson Derby
and their Columbia soft. hat in The
American Hatter. lllll they turn worth
issued
l3 ital "d it
\n‘n m r
Ienre can buy and sell as: cheap no oth
ers. Poultry (Irf‘flb’f‘ll to order. Fluent
Sfllitlflgfl and smnkmi meats. Choice "
urcen stuffa :1 specialty. Phone till—i1.
new CENTURY "MARKET. 3.. South
Main Street. Adam Steinwold.
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WHAT WE DO
We do well. Act av. executors. rid"
minis-trauma and etziniianrz. loan own.
“5‘ on mortgages not approved 2m uri-
tics. met-ire deposits ssul-ject to check.
and pay interest on time (Ir-posts: not!
cravings accounts. Servings Department
noon Saturday cw-nlnzs, It to 8 Tilt: 7
SOL'Tl-i NORWMrK TRUST (’0...
First National Bank lluiidin'r, “(also
moron Street.
THEY ARE CHiC.
We haw just. sevurvii u IIII‘CI‘ .15.;
<ortmont of new firings in muulln and
~amhric rm'set covers 0! the chive
lirmnl, They are Mouth-L». Prime:
from ”lye. lie, 25c, (the, 5th“. Heath
runrtcra for ludivs‘ fall and winter on ,'
terror-moms. A. I‘llt‘KERMAN & 9
cm”. Washington Street. ‘.
WE WANT YOU
To trade with us immun- we know A
N" can plcusc you in qtmlity niul prie-l
in. We hell the best intents money,
"an Inn. Sewage tn‘dounas. smokodf
and pickled touzue fresh and pickled;
trips. pork tentimloins. seiner krnui j.
fii'mt hrvi‘ldir. sen loud and creep rezn. \
tables. SCHM‘B‘S til.“ MARKET. :12;
West Wanhlngton Sli‘M‘l. '
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PUT THIS m voun mot: AND 3
SMOKF IT. ‘
Of course if you iz-u i live pipe um
no will tlt‘IliZl‘li. to I‘hnw our awimf i
mom and tw- f'wl mumn that wml
will also he delighted at the kind oft
pipe we show and can sell you at a.
reasonable price, That Sparto vicar is '
indeed a popular fie smoke. litany In tho i
habit of induluina in the lite ounlilri
command It. WHEIJ’LEY & (TL-Milt.
; liner» of John C. Wilson It (‘0. are re
, finished r-ai'tit‘le.
1:131. uorkmanship gnuhinnd, together
with amph- eapltai and u thomuuh‘:
5 equipped factory could bring out.
i honour}; and South Norwalk. harv- mot
l a large demand for hats in the rough.
‘ retailer to test u... Illalti‘r right now.
‘Iimt «‘in lliln lwen rmrunnlzed. Inter
it}. P. Berke", Mr. Myron Dexter being
George F. Kendall. recently
l“ll"illlflt'.. They are two in the heat
ruling shapes in the Wilson line. and
cuatonrerx are duplicating their orders
right along. The stiff and soft hut
plvie with most excellent i-‘Iliillt'x and
colors and both their factories ts'vrv
never lureler than at this time of the
year.
Not to hair the l‘rofut. A- Knapp i‘o
ruuko ofmtill hats In your Illlt.‘ in to
mm a good thing. The firm were pin»
news if! the making of htif‘f hula and
have had years of uxtwrient-v'z prodm»
run a reliable, hat from iho for to the
They have always
pri‘uinced the poet. goods that mumriul
NOTES FROM THE HAT nevrew.
“r W. ll llulilwll. South Norwalk.
manufactures soft and stiff hats in the
rough. in" making a specialty of fine
flffillli‘ for IWEI from?
Messrs. lloyt. Wolthaimen & Co,
their well-known make 0. goods twin:
popular with the trad/l; throughout the
country.
The buyer‘s idem:~ if really nrmlvrn.
run alwayh‘, iw Pilot lively met, in the
superfine and ultra Hyllsh stiff nah~
made by the Vuik lint Company. Smith
Norwaik It will pay the willin toknow
Arc-outing to the lbanliury two's, the
New Hot I‘notnpnnyi'~ on lilver strict.
mi: inning lumu purchased ivy Ferdt
naud lmiter and Allrml l". Knox; the
stockholders mm are. Hymn Dexter,
Ferdinand livrlrr. .‘lllrmi n. Knox and
president.
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KNIGHTS 0;: "runs SIAPF.
HARTFORI‘), (M‘llbtfl' 2i; ---'l‘ho lion.
elected
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THE BREAD OF LIFE.
Our several kinds of lirf'all is the
finest that sort-rut yearn of experience
can produce. “c use choir-p matter.
into only. Fancy linking a specialty.
Try our original mum» cake. It‘s
great. Plan that Dlt’alit' «wry one.
KANEB NEW YORK BAKERY. 32
Washington street.
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ANYONE WILL TELL You
The, Judge‘s Finale in the limit of
oerfectloo in ten cent clgars-a mild.
delicious moth—«nil the Origin“
Hand Made In the bout In the country
for (tw- u-nta. Try them- imunda, we
know their will prove “flotation Sold
"mum. Manufaruimd by JOHN
glfiENSCHLAflER, 1M Wanhincton
towel.
THAT ammo"? BONT CORSET
to the tort all, at. only W hi-
dine on- Will. «- new one made
or the Belt (1 (to. of an in»: m.
M Itieltlm. and W" too. other
like no! window-errant. collie
tumult tum 1'!th autism
AWEON. Want it emu.
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moo 7mm .
(he of our my met-tum is choice
imported M We fmtu. This
not we will In. when. m
cl!” (1th, if you
memummm
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m‘mvfllpmmm
Mn. annoyance or my “Home.
grand chancellor of lhtiKhigiita o. P)"
ihlae. onnomccnflris omcial staff for
the ensuing term in the following an-
pointments of immatures:
Appeals and grievancerul’klwarrl
Sehulzc. Hartford; David Miller. Wat,
ortrury: George H. Hall. Bristol.
Credentials and reports~fiaivid
Seido, Hartford: W. T. Hartwell.
Bridgeport: w, .9. Clark. Her-loco.
State of order~L F. Norton. New
Heron; Thomas Ream-n. New Haven;
A. D, Hitchcock. Waterman-
Judiclury and ruler-George N.
Deming, Hartford; H. 8. Pinch. ..tam-
forii; Edmund Hailed); Sofi'lpld.
Finance and mileagcwi. .. , Won-en.
Hartford; (learnt.- A. Reynolds, mm:
ford: Thorns W. Mitchell. New iirit-
aln. ‘
Htutlngwcmgc If. Kendall. that
held: ll. 0, Cm, Hartford; W. Pot
on .Willlmantir.
BIBLE CA8! CQNTINUhO.
NBW HAVEN. (mint Mu’l’he ease
of . enry Donald My. of New York.
the Title Sheflcld Selmtifllc «hoot
mum. whom enrolment in allcg~
‘ ed to have ram ...e doom of It‘d
. of . Atlantic. is in! school
“dent, he continued in the City
calm to“: until louder. Bedioy m
to lure been arranged tor maul-ush-
Uar. m the ‘ of branch of
1m gawk; bee-um M
Moo mi nth hum of my»
col-Iii” to me lien mu our: .ng.
“lame-emailed Muenster.»
mt of the m. .
a ”fresh raw oinnrotu.
mm
m Mm" ‘m on
lei
m D.M.READ@ if. to
' NEW HOUSEHOLD LINENS.
'l‘hc Linen Section him completed extensive preparations
for meeting the usual (It‘lllllllfl Ill for Household
I.inensrwnwetinkr it with a larger. hetter utoclc than ever. 'I'a~
hie Ikunaslrs and i);una3l< I’lilir-rtl ('lnthe with Napkins to
this season
match. in new and beautiful iii-sig‘nm llemstitclictl Table Lin—
ens in sets. llurnsley Linen (extra heavy). Lawn Applique work
in Shams. Scarf» and Iloylics. Everything is 'new and inter-
esting and n «:11 worth seeing.
PORTIERES AND COUCH COVERS.
Ne“ and lleairulile Design,» have been created in 'I‘apcsti'y
I'm'lierm 21ml ("ouch liners and the ifpholstei‘ii and Drapery
Section hm act-uteri all Hi the best of illi'st'Wnl-‘Hlllt' are shown in
a Main .Hit'ect window. 'l‘npestr)‘ I’ortieres. $1.50 to $10.00
pair. t'h-iicr patterns aim. in .\IL‘Tt‘t'l'th'tl Curtain» at ..‘iifijs to
SISKXi pair. I’reneli Velour I'ortierm, $45.00 pair. 50 and 60—
in, (.‘nnch Voters; 3.: (w) to $8.3!» each. Hag llatl Covers, $5.00
lil$l).(X.J.
FOR Hill. DRESS WEAR.
('v-rrert Ilillit'l'llilnllt’l‘y for full dress wear: Ilrcss Shirl,
$1.1m. or 1hr “Star" Uri-w Shirt uiili t'uiTs aitarheil or detach—
ed. $1.50. Ii‘ine Wllllt' Lawn lire» 'I'ies l Ilatu'ingl.‘ 25v; white
Lawn flows. 13C. or 5 for 25c. I’ull lire» Shields lU-pl'UlCt‘l.
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Shirt l~‘runt.Si.rw.$i.25. rso. $2w> and $3 .50. The correct
style of (‘ollars for etching twat is the I5. & \\’. lii‘al‘id.
'IIIE TOIlEI SECTION.
Hair lii'mhw «Solid Hark» Hi lilmnt. I’ox Wood, pun, 'm;
. Cl
Iii“. Sign. $I._’:. $2.4m Q’
”v, ...-.5n. 3.1.75.filtrwfi‘tgomul $3.75.
.‘xlilitat‘y Iil’ll\llt"~— I‘llwn}. I‘lux “~an :1an i'rlluloiil Iiaclts.
per pair. Stir, Skis. $I.35 $I73. $1.05. S .
/D~ $311!. $35”
(mil Slut.
I‘lnin tilin- \\mnl Militant ilrnkiiex 50c pair, ‘
a“ AT READ’sn
A Few Sample Shoes.
If yer: near 6, 7 or 8. 7b? can save you $1.00 on a pair. '
Enamel Leather. Box Call, and Patent- Leather
Blockers. worth 53,50; sample price $2.48.
Hip Rubber Boots. special. 5 3.00.
Storm Proof Shoes for Women, $1.50, $2.00. and 33.00.
A Fit in Every Pair.
Olsen’s Shae Store
SOUTH NORWALK.
”WOWOOOWW
That Chilly Feeling.
It’s the quality of the cool you burn in the furnace that
determines whether or not you shall be entirely comfort-
able during cold weather. or “a little chilly." With inferior
coal it is impossible to get satisfactory heat though a
much larger quantity is burned. .
Coal costs you no more herb—but there’e quittd‘dfffer-
ence in the value. The first order will show 310” u it in
profitable to deal with its. ’ ,
For open grates we have found CANNEL theirnolft sat—
isfactory fuel.
John H. Perri ..
I49 Washington Street.
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LAHOREAUK GETS 12 VEARB.
Waterbury Man Who Attempt“ to
Murder Hi: Mother-Int“.
WATERBI'IIY. October 25— The
trial of Peter imnmux. in the wher-
iur Clmfl here. for the attemutedniur-
der of hie. mother’lu’lnir. Hrs. Kai-I:
Freonttv. at which be firm live ohm.
tut June. untied arc-twain! afternoon.
1110 If]!!! «u out In mm and
found the prisoner guilty. The ileum
chimed that Mmomux rm tome.
Judge Wheeler "licenced him to auto
Man for t: yuan.
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"CHOONII HALVCON “MI 0.
warmer: maukeo amour». a
MATCH.
POKTLAND. On. October Zip—A
very large audience at tho Exposition
building can the twenty round with
too! between "Interlude illlly"H1nIifi
and Tom Tiny. of Amtralia. The mm
went. the twenty mix to a draw and
the spectators went home Very much
disgusted, It was a clever spar-tine
match and nation: more, the. newton
cl lilo” Wit doing no demon to
either fighter.
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"01: A QPIIDY IITTLIMENT.
Pli'l‘lllflAR‘l‘lZuuRfl. Natal, Oct-
roar-townsnnohwm..om, toim “mind Althea liner is not
blending to the mm from the moonlit»- limeupndy m-
Noflh lament by Captain Thule. chairman in A . Replying to
no (inform him mun: W'fla‘or an «and from the chromium. (no
the m Iloiymn. which called after 36. hon! Hillier said he hoped
im- Puot Sound to mo on a uni-«fins mu w New mid loud in tuna»
cruise in the mm m, mum W6 to the flirtation of hi: I‘ll!
tier ' ”Links W' A mini and prawn-:3
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We: aim meet maintain?
It. rm. h m: . , new "ants: aim
Worm. to would: uiw,"iuxggmmntuweu
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Norwalk Chronicler