, _ Vial Room. L i, lI‘Olllco. NorwslkL. lllldL ,IId, niteon patrons. which ediy demonstrates the pair moot of the enterprise. only $1. a line for three ’Ltory will be printed for the hforegtbat time to add fully the horse show: “,‘White hats; white hate, all white bats. auar'e half embedded in urea; The for crown hats, Was nothing to what was on *0} v6 Turkey Supper. vetting. Holidays are always busy than. lost three, and tied one. Thanksgiving afternoon. mansion). in ldst night‘s ohaurlan' a barn. LL wrun- ...-9.“... - . goo of Hans Johnson. . Written to work as how t1’Lli’til‘orrio. ioavlnt the" stern. had a gooda ed before his lothor’s colon. “cos it within the easy ‘ by kind of business end the it next Saturday’ a issue, and t as have already been so in the World says of the which yet melt not, (but _ nor as if drifting on stems L were; Severe white velvet namingilace ones; ivory cloth ‘1 es grapesrostrich plumes in lty, but all white. Then f black is struck Ermine ham. it softly enfoids them. " to Keep Open House and parlors Tuesday after- k. eatra will go to Darien titer are many people in hike Lw 0 have never visited tattoo rooms. but would like til the association, and this he case next. Thursday, for 'e been made to keep open day, and visitors will be cor~ corned at any time between and 10 p. m. A barrel of nice plan will c‘bde aczessiblemto all r try, at the asset Liliwlhomu games will be ' tirkey supper. which will be all n the gymnasium. Plates will ‘ for about one hundred. half hi oll‘wili be taken by the young men a played on the four teams at tor grounds. in the afternoon. It ther ball will be at the dis- elr friends, who wish to eat , , and are willing to pay the clients price of twenty- five , he supper. Speeches will be ‘ and a splendid time is expect- i Ii no matter who wins the victors 110' cohaplimented for their clean “Clean sport" is the watchword C. A. players. and that impressed upon all visiting The 11:51.0. A. team has made showing thus far. having won pact to add another victory to Woodworth. the janitor, con- ill at his home in Burbank oken window lights was the of the damage done to the Y. up, It: MILK hours. L immense line LoLL omit} War: in China and Po splcpdid variety of new decorations and new from. at price , ngiup lrom $15010 $15000. ‘ Two Exceptionally Good Values: loo-piece English Dinner Set.- old blue deconiion. three large Platters and Soup Tureen complete, at lilo-piece Fine American Porcelain Dinner Sets, hand- some iiorai decoration, lull gold treatment, largo Platters and Soup Tu‘rccn complete, at” Carving Sets. picccs- every set fully war 98c. to $10.00 per set. Berry Dishes, cach -------- $2. 49 each; spccra at. each 10”"! for their wants. Nana-day rahcv MIxrto More. 2 routine” 0 at. QronborI-iu, l4 “it film”! m at. , ' y Guided i’uIIIpltin, , Gillian. human or Orange no, J lain, Lrhowiug II * tunes to Lscleci ‘04 ~91 hurricane has swept over tlan three .$9 98 A most extensive line of Fine A large variety of Fancy lolly Carving Sets in two and three Moulds, large and hanksgjving Table Decorations” at prices ranging 1c. up to $4. 50cach. Turkey Roasters. assorted sizes, from 75c. to $1. 35 each. American Cut Glass. Unique and beautiiul examples oi the Glass Culling Art III this collection. Rich and elaborate patterns, as well as the simpler styles of cutting ior eyer rday use, are shown in great variety-— at special prices for hanks 1Ivrng ‘ and Puddin rantcdaat prices ranging from Tumblers. per don. from $3. 50 to $30.00 Celery Trays from ...... $3. 90 to $15. 00 Mayonnaise llowl tr Plate per set. from .......... $5. 98 to $10.00 Water lugs from” Punch Bowls irouLI ...... LS32. 00 to $50. 00 , Spoon Trays lrom ...... $29810 so. 00 Salad Bowls irom ....... $18. 00 to $29. 08 ..... $9. 00 to $15. 00 Siivcnl’latéd L Table Ware, Rogers and Wallace's Guaranteed Al Quality, at 'Al to '/2 less than Regular Prices. Claret lugs lrorn ....... $5. 911 to $25. 00 Handled Olives tram. 3.1. 98 to $5. 00 Vinegar Bottles horn ..... 05c. lo “90 Oil Bottles from. . . . 65c. to $4.011 Bowls lrom ............ $3.90 to $20.00 Vans irom ............ .50 io$30.00 sugars and Cream item. 3. 00 to $10. 00 Water Bottles iroru .. ..8108 to $12. 00 Wine Decanters from ..$3 75 to $12. 00 fruit Bowls iroru. Nut Sets, seven pieces ..... . ........ 19c Berry Spoons, each ......... lolly Spoons. each. ....... Large Fish Forks. each. Large fish Knives, each. ice Cream Spoons, sci of six“ Ice Cream Slicers. each. ...... ... .. 09c Butler Knives. each” Sugar Spoons, each. Tea Spoons, set at six ....... 1, , . , .45c Colic: Spoons, act oi six .......... 40c Dmtt’l Spoonam oi Six...........90c Table Spoonnsci oi six. . 90c Dinner forks. not at six. ....... . . .Oac Dessert forks, «oi at six ...... 90c Ostcr Forks. sci oi six . .. ..... 00c rmcr Knives. set of sin. $1 15 a $1. 49 Dessert Knives. set 0! six $1. 00 5 $1 25 Special Values In Quadruple Plated Ware. Tea Sets, iour pieces, at $0.25, $8.75 and $9. 98“ Claret lugs. cach- Candclabra, iivc lights, each $3. 25. Sterling Silver Table Ware at the prices you are usually asked to pay ior Plated Ware. Dinner Knives and Dessert Knives, regularlyd sold at $14. 93 or i doz.; special for Mond ay, lion—Ben oons. Sugar Spoons, Butter pears, Napkin Rincs,B Pickle forks, ctc.-—In beauiiiul dcsrgns, french grayi with gilt bowls. positively worth $1. 50 cups, Olive ySpoons. Cream handles finished in lino-Io-IIIQIII and livers 2002 i0 2m strict. NEW YORK. Thanksgivrng Offer We thank the public for patronizl .19 our store. We have had your Irb- oral support right along and today, w to enormous big nook of goods we are leaders in high grade goods at low prices. At our store you will use the counters and shelves are hooped high with the choicest and most cocoon- Ibio dainty and staple goods. ready for the public, who will naturarly turn . To Induce you to make your porch are only we otter ior Tuesday and ...... 200m: Remember these are the boot quot ty of nuts and cheaper than olnwhm. SPECIAL. THEE! QUARTQ CRANBIRMES ...... ..... Our 250 Offer. ”:«III . Milled nun. Hun-III m an injury L ' in 0 our Inning}; w hpw'M-qu DAMAGE BY HURRICANE. BUENO’S AYRiilia, Argentina. Nov. 1 Urbano. province of Santa iI‘II. A hundred houses were destroyed. lire persons were killed II number were communication was interrupted. UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE. A Union Thanksgiving service will he held Thursday morning at 11 o ‘clock in the Norwaik MethodiSt Church. the Methodist Congregational and Baptist Churches uniting, Ten minute address or these churches and a line musical program has been prepared ‘ Don’t YL00 See? That if you spend all you make you'll be poor all year life}: ' . Evert) Inan Land woman should hair: a savings account. Trust Co. pats 4 per cent interest on de- posits in its Swings Depart- ment. -..- ......”M. ....W .1“ - ..W-..w...«~ —-————-— va- -« YOUNG‘MAN have you an ambition to be- come your own employer? if so. have you cvcr thought that J-our capital must come irom your present earnings? Well. it must. and ilrc IiI for you to continuum to save it is now. More part of your salgrry 11er weekly, on deposit, 'aud when the time :Irritca for you to branch out, you uill he prepared. ... . Four per cent. is what‘L we pay on deposits . SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK. United Bank Bldg. ___— i SOLIDL ”All? SUCCESSFUL CITY NAlliiiili. BANK IOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Capital. cloaoaooa Surplus. $100,000.00 Other Profits. $40,700.00 JOHN ll. ream: President. JACOB I. [AUTONMMS oraccfonor John H. Ferris Henry tumour John H. Knapp christian Sworn John H. Light I. H. Mothowoor Josiah ll. Marvin Samuel drummer .l. Walloon Marvin. 4»- - “... Aooomm solicited Specral Sale. ...-.5 ...LI ..2 broken and one of Ltheui almoat‘LL piorcedhla lung. . . injured and railroad and toigrapiric ' and periect tailoring as will be given by the three pastors L The South Norwalk . YOU WILL 3101‘} W THE LA pie. Cherrl ea. etc. (ii-antistatic. Swot Pct Flninoiorc Menuhin Chorri I, Fresh Go 0001 Shades With ' Fringe, 5am his and Sure iot- 030mm and It issue. one third \ees than “ regular prices. in buyinrza asamplc coal vou get the most perlect garment, both in flawless iabrics ‘lhev are made for the Inspection of the most severe critics namelv the buyers for deprrtmiint stor 5, who mike 21 stqu oi this branch-everv part of a sample garment is m Inc by the most expert workmen, hence you get double value. We kneel its one third use than decanters. Enhancement Department. sILK MONTE CARLOiL coATe, VELOUR come, CLOTH con-rs. VELVET cons, HALF All!) new FITTING JACKETS, SHORT, THREE-QUARTERS mortar. LENGTHS. THIS Is THE WAY THEY AREL Percent Tue KINDS THAT sou: FOR $10.00, NOW $6.50. THE $12.50 KINDII, AT $8.50, ETC. AT $6.90. Larlics' and Misscs‘ Monte Carlo Coats, in tan, costar, red, oxford and black. A few made With straps over shoulders; nil satin linings and velvet collars, some hull tight fitting backs; fly front and double breasted, never before offered at less than $10, and at this price es- pecially strong value. $0.00. AT $5.00. Ladies' and Misses" ..2 and :34 inch All Wool Kerscy Coats; velvet collar, satin linings, correct shapes. all new; regular price, 87.118.35.00. Over 200 costs in this iot~»ubsoiutel y the greatest coat value yet offered. AT $10.00. Ladies' Lord Kitchener and Monte Carlos, exclusive styles, Skinner's guaranteed linings; best quality Kerseys and Meltons, also quite a few in the imported Moritagnac. Ail shapes, all color. Values up to $15. $10. We call special attention to this ten dollar line of coats. as We believe it will be a hard matter to miltch the some even at $15.00. AT $12.50. We have selected from the entire purchase about seventy-live of the best, embracing all thé popular ideas of cape coilar effects. velvet and self stitched-27, 30, 32 and 45 inchicngths. AT $12. 50. AL few all silk Penn de Solo with padded satin linings best quality velour trimmed, and plain. When we say they are north $18. 50 we on doreetirriatc their value. $12.00. . RAIN COATS. Last Saturday a few of our customers were disappointed in not get“ ting here on time. We will repent tire some offerings, viz: $12.50 Coats for $9.75. $14.50 Coats for “0.75. 500 Flannel Waists, all wool. regular prices 31. and $1.25. 75c. 50 dozen iadlee' extra large Flrrnnclettc Gowns, the best 50c gown in New England. 390. 25 doz. Ladiea‘ ‘F‘lannei Petticoats, deep lace trimmed, value 060. 400. 303's. Manufacturers’ sample line of. furs at about one-third the price and you can rely on them being new and up to date at an out-ot- date price. Never before has such a reduction taken place, be- fore the fur trade season is open. We bought them at. about one third less and our method at all times is to place them on sale at the reduction. dare. Sable Opposum Scarfs; with clusters of tails. full rounded shapes, value $6.50, $5.00 Long Rounded Neck Pieces of Sable, with tapered ends, a few with large separate tails, value $8.50. $0.50 25 Samples, including genuine Skunk, Brown Fox, Mexican Bear and Isabella Fox, from the small neck Scarf to the extreme long Boa, value up to $22.60, and as these are samples, they are the pick- ings from the iirst skins shown. Not one worth It penny less than $20.00. for , tomorrow. $15.50 Many others to select from at these some beautiful reductions. Geold Things to Eat. YGU WANT A ROYMhl THANKSGIVI . YDU WILL: FIND AS VA RIED AN ASSORTMENT HERE AS ROEBT STORE IN THE (WHITE. Read and Act. Florida Oranges, Bauhaus, Grapes, Grape Fruit, Cluster Raisins, Citron, Orange and Demon Peel, Pineap- Nuts—Jordan Shelled Almonds. French Chestnuts Paper Shell Almonds. etc. came-«now, Piueipplc, Rouquciort, Camembert English Dairy, Philadelphia Cream, Club House, Swiss and Double Cream. Rich's Fruit L.Cllte Firm Pudding. Currants, Raisins. Brick‘s Mince Meat. Pruneila, Figs, Dates. Prunes, .Lattuce. Celery. Asppragus Tips, Mushrooms. Frailles. French Peas. Macedonian, New lloney. Poultry Seasoning Elegant Coffee and Teas. Sweet Rosy Butter. untry Eggs. FronoAnIerioan 80000. ”the Ferris ants and 13: We extend to all on rent invitation tonsil and see our Thank-min: display, whether you purchase or not. g Grocer. . . I“? COUTH NORWAFK. 00"" Loadrn statutory III. The tune... jot mine our, new family. We can nullify the marketing moo
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