Guiding ‘Rufi’led, Nottingham, Brussels and Irish" Point}
VOur special prices for this week are:
.Plain Swiss, I'uliled, good quality
» Plain Swiss. rufl‘led, extra quality
VV1'3.Fancy Swiss hVow knot and other new designs,
50c. pair.
$1.00 pair.
$1.25 pair.
5 a‘ii‘s‘ Gool Quality-«II nice bedroom curtain, 50c. pair.
pairs full size, 11er patteins, 75c., $1.00, $1.50 pair.
puts very heavy, Brussels echct $2.00, $2.50 pair.
IlfigIHV. POINTS. ,
' $4.50 pair up.
offer this week. to close, at cost. Not over 2 pairs alike.
E. 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.
UNDERWEAR.
\\'e have not yet had much I‘ Ild
l
The value of good Walking
Skirts of the right length can not weather. for our sales of l'nder»
i‘be‘overesliniated. \\'e have some
wear thus for indienle that
“mm“ nunibersV m $5“) "m“ we have the right goods III' the
i-an‘d Ibeiler qualities III equally . ,
' right prices.
good values.
. l(lIir Children's Ribbed Goods
Our assortment I)l
Skiildiipiull lengths are. of ex-
value.
Separate _
Iii .‘5 cents are of excellent fabric
and well shaped". him :1 lIne III
l‘isxpeeinlly in
Wool Ribbed Goods at 50 I‘enis.
Ladies" Ribbed liI’ITllil‘lllS, our
long and short sleeves, open or
closed l’nnis {ll 25' I‘I‘IIls. will bear
all
from 50 cents to $3.10 and
“e have lillillllfl'lfi for III favorable eoniporimn.
'l‘lie ,l‘il Well (.iarnients at 50
eents are exceptionally line.
Chmfortahles from $I.oo to (.ients' Garments in equally
.V good values.
.1 ‘ 7, .
I m
. 84 Washington Street. South NoranlII.
..av
,» I ‘fi . I. ., . . .. V.
.IIIIIII SIII II IIIIIIIIIIIII.
Good buying makes good selllng. We hare been doing
some famous hurlng ol ComfortablesVi‘or you. Formula
out. the very best values that we cohld 11nd They are all
hello now and we want you to come and Impact them.
Moiihy loving ior you sure, I! you take time by the fore»
lock and rapieuhih from thin assortment. Some covered
mph hrliiht ohlnui. but moat or them are lanolin hovered.
We buy direct from tho mIlII. savlhg‘you the Iohhers‘
:thm“ we Ilia" om down, no you com in for n ‘
’bleV «will; flood VCoVIVnI'nVrtnhlcs an Ilse. to 33. (ll).
fl: “I‘M I
Norwnlk, Conn.
4
altlildl‘y II little Inter no.
332101111 "lit' "liar!- hum midi? to your manure.
I? PM tharusmm lnnde £10111an 1"l'ices?, You do not 1- t’ Y ‘
get like condom made 15qu In the may, , .
”if. lllfil" yourV
tlitinfihem. and
Gvér 609- elitiplt‘1: to chmmrdin’
’.,nnti§l.'act01y cylinder eonl hunter ever
, made. We have n largo stock In all
' sizes Prlers from $11 In 812 50. Mao
agents {01 tho Stamford lurnaeon 11ml
. mums and Miller II oil honinra.
‘. d fly for Manly-live 'contn Regular
Inter Cloihlii'g ordered-dildo want it now, '
UMBRELLAS.
To use or to loan. The host general
purpose umbrella you ever saw. They
are nice enough to any on any need
also and (hour) enough to loan II no-
eoonlty eompulu it. .I. A. HIBIIOI’ lip
(30.. 83 and 85 Washington street, 80.
Norwalk.
“W
‘ SOMETHING name.
When you smoke one of Smlth's Rag
'l‘lnie Cigars there' a something dolng.
Youiu Iainoklngl [the best live cont Il
gar on earth. on don’t believe It.
try one. BMI’I‘H‘ CIGAR SHOP Ma.
hackemo Hotel.
My“...
WE MUST CONFESS
It In peculiar. But our customers
who are using Maracaibo coffee tell no
It III superior to any sold at thirty
cents :1 pound. We sell Maracalbo cat'-
fee for 150. Sample it and he eon-
I'Ineod. Fine nutter In our leader.
II'IIOMMEDIEU BROS, 203 \Vuuhlng
ton Street. East Side.
“Mm...“fl.
FISH NEWS.
Nntlvo boon, 150. llI.; salmon, 2e
III: while fish stonlt, me; hard ('I‘llllll,
zfii- per don: Roelrawuy Oysters. 25c
qt. BRIDGE FISH MARKET.
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READ AND PROFIT.
l‘lllshin‘y's Plymouth outs. :1 pkgu.,
25c; l’lllshury‘s Out Food. linked. ilc
pkg.; I‘IIIIIIIry’II Flaked Wheat. 2 pkgu.
250. The ulmple fact that these goods
hour the name (It I’lllsbury ls HIIflll"
lent gnnrnnteu of quality. ll. 11. MORE}
HOUSE, West avennew
'
THIS MEANS YOU.
You run get photographs of emry
des eII‘IItlon that are strictly up to dnle
In style and ilnlsh III the most reason-
IIIIle prices at Lewln II gulleiy, ll Mnln I
street Nor.wnllr which is now opened}
dully for husluouu.ll-1WIS I’hoto
grapher.
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TABLE D‘HOTE DINNER.
Served at (“NYC o‘clock IiIIIly ”III I
Iy-l'lvo er-niu. Europonn plan at IIiI
hours: ‘Lndleu' 11nd gentlen Ien' a dining l
room up stairs. Oysters; Inn? and food
‘1 Slll‘r'lfllly. ('holee IIIIIIIII and liquors.
Servleo lirsl class. l’rlees nioderuin.
IMPERIAL (fulfill. Curl Sehnub. II
Railroad PInI-o.
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HAVE YOU TRIED
The. Old Well l‘nrl’oeto right"? “'15
II cool, sweet. dollnhlml .4111on that
will laselnute you. Till’fil' nro rarelully
made from tho very haul soleeted to-
bacco. Try (1111*. Every one sells them.
(lid) WICIII. (‘IGAII (‘30.. I43 Washing-
Ion Street.
- ..fl- ,- .-.- 4”,... .
YOU NEVER TASTED BETTER.
We have a tomato outnnn superior
to ”w your mor lasted thI h wo want
you to tiy. Sold In hulk twenty (enlu
II mun-t. NI‘W miner Iirnnt. ten cents
quart. and the finest butter In town.
CONRAD RECKICII. l-ll Wushlngton
Slrool.
W. ....W..
WHEN THINGS ARE ABLAZE
It's too Into for you In I‘llllfllflfll‘ the
\‘Rllw (II lnnurrmee'. Before you are n
loser. you hnd hotter uttond Io thin. In
Mire your property with some or the
many relinhle eouipunlon II-prum-Iiled
lIy TAYLOR at (3)I.III-: IN, 71 Washing
Ion Strum.
EVERY ONE
(‘nn nll‘ord to (1er II fountain pen
when sold at those. prlees. The Frank-
lin in an excellent article {or the 1mm
or. We have them in SIIIIIIII strive
and prices from Idle to $2. 25. We can
warrant them. Stallonen and nlIleo
supplies. HENRY E. BODWELII. 76
Washington Street.
.4.
THIS FINE AUTUMN WEATHER
Is the nrouer llme In alt for your
photographs. I huvn many beautiful
things In new Imported mounts Ihnl
will Internet you. Every photograph
la 11 work or art. ronimnher. and the
prices are the 5111110 mi 111 other gal-
leries. NORTH, The Photographer, 7?
Wnuhlngton Street.
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ATTENTION LADIES.
S. S. ’I‘Illolson hm: II line nsmII-I
"will. of trimmed and unlrlmmed IIIitI-I.
also Tums for ehlldron'u wonr. Mmirnr
lug hats to rohi.
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A LITTLE LIGHT
On our lnrr'e stock of handsome par
‘01- lamps. We want you to see them
“any dlderent styles and tho p1 leer
range from SI 98 to Sid. Bountiful
eourhes. $7 In 825. Furniture of every
deuerlptinn III lmrgnln nrlros. II. .I.
COLLINS & (30., 12.18 North Mnln St.
-.4...
STOVE! TO BURN.
Tho Beauty Manhattan 'Is iho most
NOR
ACE R. NASH Mnln nod Wontii Sta.
“...—4......“
THE sd‘rran MAN
III he with n manned ntomach. We
11111119 11 opee It‘ll? 01' this lino of work
«riding II wol cooked eourao Illnnor.
"mills at regular hourii. European non
v l(‘(’ III all hour , Table hoard III mm:
lol orleeu. THE LANE, Rllli‘ll’l‘Alll'lVAN'l‘,
37 Washington Btrout
”CW4...”
‘ FILL YOUR BlN.
'1 to: llll our cool bin with the hunt
or can that will hm. 11 Illlle hot.-
1dr lhnn other untied. and at the some
mow-85 711' l 1011. 1’1"th n tlgfigm.
ooIII-IIIIIIIVIVV dammit. ill'mu
worm 00.; on mm Btrodt
Phono 3115 ' . _
. by tho It 01: ll Ijn. ill nilr I-IIIIII "unwo-
’ oranges.
. 3511??” PM
OI" INTEREST TO LADIES.
We have just received II I111 no stock
of handsome things In muslin under-
wear; also the Morode Woolen under
garments and combination units, from
500 10 $1.50 a garment. They are Well
worth your Inspection. Dollar gloves
alone. 8. I. MILLS. 86 Washington
treat. .
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HERE'S THE PLACE
TO get your stable supplies at reu-
sonahlo prlcen. A large assortment of ,
horse hlnnketa, all grndoa, from 51 to ‘I
$5. Plush lap robes $2 25 to 84 All
kinds of harness. eiirrlngeu and run
«Ibuuts and In fact evoiythlng on
wheels. We sell. (3 end repairing II
specialty. LUTHE' M WRIGHT.
WW
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW.
Punt rocelvad another asuorimont I)
the tumours .‘lIIp. wore, 'l‘IIlII III not an
Imitation hut. Imporlod dlroel from Inn,
'I‘iijlmu Trading (3:0 Yam: lI‘aputn
Iraekor jnrs, rone Jurn, huh revolvers
(ups and saucers, and II large variety
of novelties froni IOC to SI. A. I’.
DAMON.
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WE WASH BEFORE WE IRON
Then trim your linen that rich do-
Inostlr flnlsh that (‘llfll’flI‘il‘l'lZOfi pI-rfeur
lunndry work. We know we can plouro
fivou. A trial will he I-onvlm'lnir. Phone
'rlll‘ wagon culls for and dellvern ymli
, l
KEEP CHILDREN’S BODIES WARM.
Keeping the child' II body warm Ion
necessity for 500d health. A swoulnr
18 II v‘uiy good IIIIIInenI lo keep the
wnrmlh. Boys’ all wool sweaters
mmei‘hlng upethlul III 75c and $1. I)
IOT’I‘LBIIII. 11 North Main street.
UNITED STATES naki‘ha‘édélé.
General Heywood Recommend: that
the” Rank of the Cammandlng om
' ' cer Be Advanced.
WASHINGTON October 2-8~—In his
report upon the condltlon and smvicou
of tho United States Marine Corps dur
1111: the past year Brigadier GeneInl
Charles Heywood renew a former
ieecuinmendution that Congress shall
make tho 1111111 or a commandant or
the Murine (101 no that of 11 Major Gen
oral. ‘I‘Ido recommendation, It is
utnlud, In embarrassing to the gener-
III, Inasmuch I111 such action would ro~
unit In his own promotion. but he.
points out that the present, uutliorlzed
IItrength or the corps, 6.062 monhhould
entitle the. commandant to the l‘flllli oi"
Inajorgonerulfi an the army regulations
provide Iliut tho appropriate command
for Ii major general is (our regiments,
or 1.800 men
”I! cullu IIIIMIIIOII to tho that that
(III the bureau rhlefr; of the Navy
Department how the rank 0! rear IIII
IIIIIIuIII wlIlI II III Islnillai to that of mu
jorIgnuernl III the army, General Hoyv
wood strongly l‘l'l'UIlllllGlldB that the
low pIoIidInu for the ollleoin of the nu
hundlo. III) Water St, George II. VIIII
I\Iat_I'no. Till'l CRESCENT STEAM
LAUNDRY.
W-....M..
YOUR HUSBAND
Wont roast you about your poor eol
IV'I-e If you use Munhntlun. It‘s a lill‘lltl
of pure Moehn and .Invn. Irnuhly I'I'llltll"
ed Illlll full that IIIIII delirious fluvoi
IIIIII pleuuou purlivulnr penplo :Ih’en
IIIIIIIIII. Sold only III WILC (l.\' S (Iitll
VERY. 71) \‘l‘uolilngion SI Phone 113’ II
RUNNING INTO EACH OTHER.
When reading at night. do the (lllTI‘I-
I III. letters run Into each other and (-011
(new Ion? If so It‘s limo to (‘Olil-lull
an oIItleIan l “Willy visionary dolor-ls
or this hind. MIIIII- reading It comfort.
by careful examination and lItIlng, oi
ulnnses, Ilensonulilv I‘hIII‘Ize. ll.
IIIIIII), .lI‘WOlOF-ODIlt'lall. III So. Muln
Sli'eol.
PEOPLE SMOULD LOOK
For qIInlltfiI IIIIeII IIIII'IIII: IIII-nlq, not
quantity and rhonpneun. I handle the
finest mouis that money and wiper"
Ionee ran huy und sell as vlieup nu otli
l‘l‘u. Poultry drosmwl in order. l‘lnm-Il
snnungv und smoked IIII-utu. (IlIolI-o
ernvn studs 11 speelnlty. I'honu IR‘HI.
NEYI’ CENTURY MARKET, 3?» South ‘
Main Street. AIIIIIII Slelnwuld.
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WHAT WE DO
We III) “'1’“. Ari nu I‘vaenloru lid-
IulIIiIdrquI-II und guardians. IIIIIII mon-
nv on mortgages IIIId approved ueeuri-
lll‘fi,‘ rot'eivo deposits I-uIleeI‘I to ehoek. .
and [my lulvresl on Ilme doposln and I
IuI'lnfiIII: neeountrz Snvlnga IIIIpIIrInIvnt
llpl‘l] Saturday evenings, l'I ll) 8 Tllh‘
SIIITTII NOIlll'Ale’ 'l‘Ill‘S'l‘ CI).
l“ll‘i-‘l National Bunk Building, \Yush
lnumn some.
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THEY ARE CHIC.
We iICHI‘ insl IIIIIIImI II IIII'IIII nu ;
uorlnmnl (II now things in muslin IIIIII‘
urnlirle rnrxot emers III the Mile
hrund. They are llt‘fllllll'N I‘rlevm
from 1219.2 171-, L’Tw, 391‘. I101". llendl
quarters for lndles' full and winter on
I'll‘IEIII'.IllClllR A. DII‘KI‘IIIMAN A“-
SON, Worthington hIII‘t‘I
WE WANT YOU »
To mule with. lieonust‘ VH‘ know
we run plezme you I (Illalllfil :1an wk
on We sell the host menu: monor-
ean IIIII. Romano lIoI. 'ITIIIIIR smoked
'Ind plekled Innuuw {I'l‘flll Ivud plelrlud
5' l
l IIilII and IWII (‘71 llllll'll
vy “no sound IIIIII honm during the
,IlIil Mir mu) Ietiio with the next
IIIIII‘IIIII NIIIk be extended to the marine
II-orpu. It is more than just, he says,
llllil :1 few old phloem lli! left In the.
VIIIIIpII. II ho stood shoulder to uhnuldei
IIIIII thom- In the nnIy dining the IIIII
lot the. Iehelilon III glwn the some eon
lsldI-I ulion.
I The IIIIIII number of euuuullies in
'tlw enlisted {mm of the Imps during
IIIe post your unused III discharges Iie
smilonu lll‘lllul-i Illlil II-Iir-,eInIIIls IIIIII
’55“ M IIII Ilnln of the II‘poIl. 01+
fi’ollor Ifi there Wl‘l‘u seventy two ollleeru
iillllly " .llo‘ enlisted nn-n in lhe Imps III.
\IIIlmIs stullons in the fur west.
Ilel‘oie Iloninu his IupIIrL (.enoinl
‘lil’V‘IHllltl lakes oeenulon to express
; his llplll'i‘l’lllllllll III‘ eourlertiou oxtendod
fur the army in the “'Il)‘ of trunnporlu
‘IIIIII and supplies. III eonelnnlon, he
mun: “I 11111 Iileuéivd III slide that the.
Imps has llI‘l‘Il Illlll‘ to [heel promptly
Iind sullsl‘uetorllyfi the 11111113: and var-
Iiwl denininls \Alillll IIIIIe been made
iIIImn it during the». your. and fuel jnnii
fled in billlllli. uiill II hus InIilnIIIiIIId
Its high repulntlon ol’ (‘l’lll‘li‘lltfifi\’."
. ENORMOU8LY HEAVY.
George H. Hooks who Died in WIIll-
mantle, Wei had 400 Pounds.
\YII..I.IM!\.\I I I ‘, Detoher Edmfieorge
ll, Hooks. of 1'18 I‘liumuon street died
l-‘rlduy nluhtfi aged liltfivllve years. lie
of 400
pounds. A ensket has been ordered for
him. Im‘unnrlm: six feet in length. lwen
tyvslx Inehns In width rind Iwmty in
(hos In den II. The (IOI‘PHSCIl leaves: :1
How was II lIIlI-
we 1. ”1‘1 fnneigl too}; plIIeIgV this morn
(weighed In the neighborhood
l I111; III I! iIeIImVK M SI .louophnrhnreh
CLERGYMAN RESIGNS.
Rev. Dr. Asher Anderson to Leave
Morlden.
Meridun. October Exwllvv. Asher
\ndmsou pustor of the Mist Congre-
untlorinl Innieh for [“13le‘\ years. who
11.1.5 IeIeIItlI npuolnted seei‘etai‘y to
. llll? national eonnell of the Congregu
ilonnl ehnrehfi resigned his pastorate
hero yesterday morning.NI1 date was
not for his departure. from Mormon.
Ilr Anderson‘s «him )1 IIIIII one of
(he. stiongest in ( Amnumiult nnvlng
nearly Emu members III- will IIII'IIII: In
trlpn, pork tenderloino. unuor krnnl.. liar-don III the Congregational Home.
swat-I hrvuds, HCZI food and lill‘l‘ll veto. , Ills resignation ls regretted by me par-
tnliles. SCH \I‘ Il'S (II I) M \RKII‘T. 22 l inlIIInI-ro.
West “'1 Inliinglon Street. \ I -——-—
~~+~~O- ‘ STONINGTON SHIPBUILDERS
PUT THIS IN YOUR PIPE AND l STRIKE.
SMOKF IT. l S’I‘UNINII'I'ON, (ll'illbl‘l‘ 2$~ Nlm'ly
(If course, If you now! lbw plpe llrrl
‘\'1‘ will IlI-llzhl l‘l L'llll“ um :1? unit I
Inent. llllll no fool [Intlllh‘ that will
IIlll also lm delighted III llw kind III 1
Dlpo we Show 11nd Inn 131‘” mu III II‘
reasonable prim 'l‘ II: II SpIIIlo I “rum Isl
indood II popular .‘u rmolw II: 1111 in II 1e
habit of Indnlulnt ln llii‘ IIII qnnmvl
IIImmI‘IIII ll WHEI LIP] BY A": (‘l. ARK.
THE BREAD OF LIFE.
0111‘ fll‘Yl'l'IIl kinda n! IIrI‘ud Is the
lineal lhul uevernl yours of exnerlr'nen
I‘lln llrfllllll'l‘. Wu use I‘llllll'l‘ unner-
lulu only. Funey bIIkInI: n upeelnllfiv.
Try our original eolleu I-Iike. It's
113ml. l’len that please overv ono.
KANE’S NEW YORK BAKERY. 32
Washington street.
ANYONE WILL TELL YOU
The .IIIdIzo’II Finale III the llmli III
nerreetlon In lI-n eont eliruruwn mild.
dellrlonn sniukuMnnd inn Orlulnni
Hand Marlo III the bout In the rountry
Ior III-o cents. Try tIImIo lirnnda. wu
know they will prove satisfactory. hold
evnrywhm'o. Mnnurnetnred IIy JOIIIN
OLDENSCHIIMIBR, 1M Windilmgton
fitroet.
THAT STRAIGHT FRONT CORNET
III tho wort Iill sIIlIuhlr 'lrl‘lll‘llftll III
(III-u urn wourlnu. ’I‘III- III-w one rhinit-
Isl attention. nnd Ivnrllil y loo. Illnen
ii in a mu Ivhnlnhonn I‘lll‘f‘N. IfIIII In
lndlen and lug-mot ll 'I‘IllI“ Midi-11118
DAWSON Washington Sim-l
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GOOD WINGS.
("no of our many upevlnltle I III ehnlm
Impurlod and domhnllv Irnltn. Thin
week we will have honoring, sulphur
pom, plunir‘. groper; of many various,
uincfiu Inea‘pple’n. i you
l‘Ic eliciting c‘ol't try
an'i‘RAL 11601)
no meant!
no you VIII In Immv more about
t. 11 1111111911111, ohm: ..
more" 113, autumn total-11hr.
law; nonunion on II. and lint. II I him
will abort. :11 l‘ riches or; stud um
«I II drab-elm; build new
{Tm}. do not In!
11th
ores l0
‘ wunr‘noV
men onmloyed by the Holmes Shin
building IIIrneII this morning The)
lla\|‘ IIIIII W'mklniz ten honII-I II day
In)! new, oIdeIed to begin (mill) on II
Mill'lllllfl of nine and our-hull liupiu
The) demand that they he glwn ten
hours pm lIlIIll'l “It now uhu'umwmcnl
or Ullil the old urhodulI-h I' resfoiod
l‘en Innlkeia are the onlI men lhni me
now IIt onk
l‘lie men have been ninployed In con
nirnetlng II I'lvo mauled nchmnerV Ior
11w I ll. 'I‘mIII» Iloet or willt‘ll II
Ilewell; of New Haven, III ninnnizoi'.
DR. JACKSON IN SEATTLE.
SEATTLE. Wash” ()ctoher Zhw-llr.
Sheldon Jackson, general agent of edu-
cation for Aluukn, hnu urrlvnd In the
elly from the north on tho slimmer
(thy of Topeka. H0. in on his Why to
Washington. He Ilrlllfill‘tl 1111- work of
Moutonnnl Ilvrlholl. the adventurous
l’l‘ly‘l‘lllli' eulier otheor. who reuchml
I’orl (Ilnrunee from BIherln with a herd
of mlnduer. The reindeer In Alaska
now number 4,166. exclusive of the
new III-rd.
ANOTHER POB‘I‘PONMENT.
MI) W HAVEN llvtdhm‘ “ll ”limo
Imp lit-on nnothei‘ pmlpnnlnvnt lmlny
III the nrruiruuiunt III lll‘lll'y Mr Don
Mid SPIIIm «If Now YnllI Ilie Elli-lilt-III
RrII’InIIIII- III-timid“ frIIlIIInIaII. nrulml
whom II nmrunt IIIIIIslnII nunndnuizh
Mr him 11ch Imam]. no nor-nun. III Hm
Ilf‘ulll III Ed'omil I’o’irlaun.
month I‘ 11111.1 lAlW Illndnhl leledlefiv
will prnhnhly Im unaligned tomorrow
In the My Inuit. ,
GOLD FROM DAWSON.
BIQA’WI‘IM, thh.. (lutuhur Zhw'l‘lil‘
alien where used. gold Celtlflt'utt'fl
for all moi mt horn that country
Jmnst he '0 lilo“ alum that {he sold
her momma w 53 000 ..000 This
hrnm tho total for the hint (our
111111111111 to 521 810 000
cannon Irma Aural; LAUNCH.
12611113th 061053? 38» m mm: Al
triad, lilo Inigo“ "ulnar III III» world
1m nunonsnmhy laum‘hmi at Barrow
rum-11ml t v.1‘h King Amen
fill/net I hurt nfi weed
..n .4»... .. a. . “new ..
D. M Runner-rm '
Mixed Melton
A conservillvc Fobrlc.
QuietiIIl’IIIIeI'naIId \’(‘I‘VV\'(llll'Ill)lt‘, yet rich and elleclive
l'ullornmde“ goI’vII, Mixed Mel—
(lld blue,
wine, light and Inddinm III'IIVI' zianl ('lxlIIrIl Inixlures are includ-
wlIeII cleverly developed in :1
ion is a very desirable fillll’ll‘. navy, cantor. brown,
ed in the droning: of colors :11 IlIe llreus Hoods Seelion. \‘Villlll
is 5:.) inelim. l’rieeu per yard Ill'l‘
$1.00 "“1 $1.25
CHIFFGN nomnrs
In Yulllngs.
.\ Yelling Season, Ilie presniii one seems to be, and it is
but simple justice to the charm of the new Yellings shown and
the I'llll‘lllilYC manner in wliieh they are made to grace Fall CUP-h
llml IlIIs should be so.
IIIIIIIN. .-Iniong the most bewilchinfiq
styles are the Nm'L‘lIies in lfhillon \‘eilings. Complexion and
Block l‘:IIII‘_\' Mesh Nels III'e :IlsI pleasing.
The All lmoorlanl
B l A N Ii E I.
H) l ‘\ Hill llinluh, .I.:.5II :52,,,IIII 553 5|) $115, $1.50.
II 1 \\ml Blankets. $2.155, 553,511. 113.45.55.30,3733111103125,
25.1.5II, $5111, $(1.5o and up io$l2.5<1.
1.: .I \‘I'Iml lillllllil‘l‘i. Soon, Sail/Io. $12.50, Sill. Borders are
IIlIli-{, blue. VIellIIu and red.
,\l .Fdl :1 Iiiuei (. Innplele Line ul' l'uIniIII‘lzIbli-s,
$100. $2.25.
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A Few sample Shoes.
If you "wear 6, 7 or 6. line can same you $1.00 on a pair.
Plll ed :11 IINI ill-J.
and up 141319.00.
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Enamel Leather-{Box Call, and Patent Leather
Blnchers. worth $8.50; sample price $2.48.
Hip Rubber Boots, special, $3 00.
Storm Proof Shoes for Women, .5 I 5 0 32.00.3111! $3. 00
A Fit in Every Pair.
Olsen’s Shoe Store
SOUTH NORWALK.
000”...”OMOOOOMOO”QOONOOOOOO”OQ”OOOOOM
'ThatV Chilly Feelirig.
It's the quality of the cool you burn in the furnace that
determiner. 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 here—but there‘s quite a differ-
ence in the value. The first order will show you why it is
profitable to deal with us.
For open ‘grates‘ we have found CANNEL the-most eat-
isfactory fuel.
John H. Ferris,
I49 WIIshIngthi Street, South Norwalk. VCVoIVIn.VVVV
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