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Localities Notes
wsA'rrIss roascAsrf
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Wednesday; cooler Wednes-
day. The weather is clera in nearly
'all sections this morning Very little
precipitation has occurred during the
past twenty- -four hours. The distur-
bance which was over Manitoba yes-
terday morning has moved rapidly easi-
.ward and is now passing out the St.
Lawrence Valley. thr the northeast-
ern sectdion the temperature is higher
than yesterday.
Frank J. Bradbury, of P‘slrfleld ave
nue, spent Sunday in Bridgeport.
liugh O’Rourke. the South Norwalk
plumber. intends to move to New Ca-
naan today.
Sanford & Sanford have sold their
store in Redding. Conn, to John and
Joeepb Sullivan.
A meeting of the Painters' Union will
be held tomorrow night in Eiks' Hall,
South Main street.
Harry Oberlander and Stanley May-
hew went ducking Saturday. procuring
one fine specimen.
Our Brothers' Lodge, 1. O. 0. F.. of
Norwalk, met last evening and trans
acted routine business,
Orlando J. Clark has opened a carpet
store at the corner of Wall and High
streets, Norwalk, Conn.
C. Cutbill. of Danbury. was a visitor
III town over Sunday. Mr. Cutbiil was
formerly of South Norwalk.
Nelford J. Platner. of the Clifford
Pharmacy, has been spending a week
in Cherry Valley, New York.
A meeting of Lady Jennings Lodge,
Shepherds of Bethlehem. will be held
tomorrow night. in Red Men‘s Hall.
Miss Eleanor Emerson. principal of
the Center school. Bethel. spent Sun-
day at her home in South Norwnlk.
Miss Mary Oraskuuz. the popular
clerk in F. A. Lane‘s confectionery
,storo, Is spending a vacation in West
Ilaveu.
L A special musical service is being
arranged for Sunday evening, October
25. iII the South Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church.
Archibald G. Iiawkes, manager of the
Postal Telegraph Company. has. re
turned from a two weeks tour of New
Hampshire and Canada.
Ellis id. Howard and Mr. Richards. of
the Maxwell steam yacht Celt spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. w. How-
ard, Washington street.
By voteof the vestry of St. Paul‘s
Church the early Sunday morning holy
communion service will hereafter be at
8 o'clock. instead of 7: 30.
Manager A. V. Wainwright of the 10-
cal division of the Connecticut Rail-
way and Lighting Company. Is on a va-
cation trip to Detroit. Mich.
Butler Lodge. 1. O. 0. R, will hold I.
rehearsal tonight of the second degree.
The same will be conferred on three
candidates tomorrow evening. .
A COUGH
CONUNDRUM
When is a cough more
than acough?
When it’s a settled cold.
When it ban 5 on in 5 lie of
all you can 0. Con mix-
tures won’t cure it ecause
they are merely for a cough
this Is something more.
Scott’s Emulsion cures the
cough because it cures the
something more. It heals
and. repairs the inflamed
tissues where the cold has
taken root and prevents its
coming back.
We'll send you a sample free upon request.
SCOTT a BOVINE, m Pearl Strsct. New York
1mm" 1~
: 6.1 :1. .A-
. I- Compound Church. Nowslk,
shouldersleit aide lbj...
urx' L (5V
*Lm-TWI
_ hours a day.
. a. 500 employees in the factory.
, A prayer and praise service will he.
I. hid at the "Rescue Mission." in North
L. Main street Wednesday ensuing, Octo-
‘ . -Remembor the iilhstrstod lecture
saucepan-pus
Ass Aim - ..
llIcrc' s commotion among the
fancy cotton dress stuffs and
waistings. l'riccs out of the usual
are being made, prices that will
prove more attractive the longer
one studies them and the stuffs
they are in company with.
With' scarcely an exception
every one of the textiles which
follows is of scasonablc weight
and color and attractive pattern.
Will you read carefully? there is
news of saving in every single
line.
Flannelette. regularly lzyy'c.
quaiity- 9c. yd.
Percale, 30 inches wide, worth
Ioc.—-— 8c. yd.
Ginghams. worth 25 to 4oc.,
but of light weight, 32 inches
wide,—-— 8c. yd.
Oxford Shirtings, colored
stripes on white, 32 inches wide,
worth 19c. .—-. 1213c. yd.
Waisting, chcviots and oxfords
in good patterns, worth sec. to
tioc. 35c. yd.
Heater suiting, dark and IIch-
iIIm effects, worth 19c. ., Ioc. yd.
Flannelette III fancy styles sat-
in stripes, oxford weave, and pi-
quc weave, worth 15c. to 19c. —
”Vac. yd.
Bourlsse suiting, dark grounds
with dashes of Mom. worth 15c.——-
Imc. yd.
Seersuckers and ginghams.
worth 12%c.-— 9c. yd.
Embroidered waist-patterns of
fine French flannel, \v'otth $3. 25
to $4. 50, $2.50.
And there's a big boxful of
remnants at little prices.
Ccntcr, rcar.
SHEETS.
Two Bargains For Quick Buyers.
lilcachcd sheets. 233 by 2 yds.,
good quality of cotton, ready for
usc,—~ 39c.
Special quality bleached or on-
hlcachcd sheets. 2}; by 2i; yds..
nicely made and finished, —- 49c.
At present price, the cotton in
these is worth just about the cost
of the ready for service article!
l‘TtHlt basement.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS CO..
Bridgeport. Conn.
Henry Chasmnr, of the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company’s office,
is enjoying a week‘s vacation. part or
which he is spending in New York.
A new switch is being installed in
North Main street, by the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company, the
present one having become woruout.
There will be a revival class meeting
in the First Methodist Episcopal
Church, tonight. Seth Remington will
be the lender, and all are invited to at-
tend. L
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reunion. who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred-
erick S. liyxbee. of Cross street, rc-
turned to their home in New York Sun-
day.
-—Nov 5-6-7. are the dates for the
fair given by Eureka Rebekah Lodge
and there will be drincing after the drill
by the young ladies, which will be both
novel and pleasing.
. Alfred Wilmot, conductor on the
West avenue line of the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company, has
returned :from a two week's vacation
in Providence, Boston, Fall River and
other places.
Fred W. Brown, chief clerk to Super-
intendent Wilson at. the GrandCenLral
station, New York city is spending
several days at his former home in
Danbury, and his present residence in . In
South Norwalk.
The 10:40 express from New York
city was forty minutes late yesterday
morning on account of a hot journal on
the engine which caused a delay at
Stamford.
made at South Norwalk.
’ -—The only place in the Twin Cities
that you can buy new hard moulded
Phouograph and Graphophone records
at 25c each. F. E. Lockwood & Co., 39
Wall street. ,
About half the departments of the
Yale‘ & Town‘s Manufacturing Com-
pany in Stamford commenced yester-
day on a nine-bours-a-day schedule. The
rest of. the plant continues to work ton
There are now about
bar 21. it. 1:30 oelock This service
will he one of great interest to all.
‘ “new saint and sinner came. and bring
your friends. Everybody welcome.
John Barsts left South Nor-walk this
aching, for New London. where he
Ill take. a .ss sale-has for
he New Lon 00d and Pr
Company. Max OBarats, manager oft
gm . mpsnysnd family, will remove t -
t: Norwsik to New London th
wee
"Snap Shots in and Scotland.
night at 8:15.
Oibsoa mini
Classmawwsssr and Frank L,
finingoflostb Nowalk, arrived I
A change of engines was
1AM! bAMAW-«M inches
Ids—oaks heavy all loan
1am damsss— per
ysfd...... ..... ..u-s
TABLEDAMSK—Fins quality
—sli linen llesdisd satin
damask 17.0 ingh'csm In s
in c var. y t are
pst‘tcrns—pes yard. . 65C
new DAMIEN—lit" I heavy
A“. nin- \t ._ . ,
A Great .
......s.... incns Wear
Table Linens iii"? . umpkiul ‘Bfilh 'i'dw‘clsi i
T” H “NSF"WV IIArIIIIIs— up: ”You ruins—ones
Witfia‘ihlii'i‘.‘ 260 3"ffl'flgsaffi1rvsf.‘5c «my ”if? I'll“. we
.. i -— IATII TOWE'IS—La
”wini‘ii‘iii'tpfilgfi‘g: him: £3.27??? 59: a... each .',‘.' 19c
A“ no as w s— __ ii iii room
per yud.... 5,;5figl‘3m hwv I" "m “gel mm “figs“ Hg;
ult- rev do: "‘1'." 75C
Mail}???st sin bleached
....3.-. "’ .'.'...°‘-‘ ‘00
Militias—ostr- heavy and
line bleached Scotch ‘ 39
damask, per dot... ..
RAPKIRS—vsry fine quality
all lines —- utin finished
dinner "shim-P" 2.25
os.,.,..........
an l to." nanny—per
yard
”3?;
- nap... 'I'I.ssonas
llED SPREADS—lsrge stra—
aodict hdsmms —- 545
BED snubs—mu
crochot— full sin
:ED ‘;|.SiiREAD'S -- beautiful
arse as t
"‘ “' 1.10
' BED ”READS-«Very heavy
Marseilles patterns. hem-
aiso some with cut out car-
ners. for use with iron
rsch. ..............
BID SPREADS — Handsome
W
l White to spinal i
ready for use—ands
esch..
crochstocscia.
mm or with knotted fringe;
or
satin finish. Marseilles. beau-
rtIIIul raisedu p‘atterns.
csvy no a
fringe. each. .. 2'50
Extra Heavy
Cotton Sheets!
SINGIE BbD SIZE. each. 499
nuns. units up
man ... , .57c
DOIillliE BliD SIZE, each. 66!)
EXTRA LARGE 3115' “ch 12°
and R s all linen satin dam-
silt f' )Inchdes IW'GCf‘OV‘I' a
:2:°;‘..".1.,,“,£“‘: 79c Samples of
White Fancy
ti 'l'owdlings! Linens at it Price
T u w El. l. I It 6 — All Linen An mimporter‘s lama:
Brown Crash-1 9c. 6%
quality. per yard, I! ran workmansh-
TOWELLING—flrsvy slt llnsn “gaging“ FIN-CI" {Aw
Iiesched Crash. '7%c n" Si:
'0‘ “““"*"" "' tours. cnuoilt' Ill mi
IowEILIno—Checaoa Glass ...“ N ‘0',“ ,3
Cloth-bin red and :8th PlilCE:
. uallty silkoiine' .
‘coaroansu'su — Excellent
“null ity sateen covering. lss
,l-
st
34‘.“ "noon".
my heavy: uch.. ...
i . Towels!
towns—coon quality flack-
sbsrk. hemmed ends—with
red or white borders— 1“
s tic. quality. each"
Towns-Luge siss lions-
bsck. hemmed On a—
Imn white or red ho cry:
an lac. .qusllty— ‘2%c
Clch
‘t'OWEu All Linen Damask—-
with knotted frin
fancy borders—r
quIl ty—cach.
TOWELS—Vcr no ilt
liitthbsflt. hslhflubxgndl
‘-'-lsr e rue—a ‘35:. ‘9
ans! t.y-—csch C
I’m-Entrust o sifi
Munch—Ab NW
Ilnsn Damask»:
recharges. 2‘5”;
O and
...... s
stgfsapm
Single bed site. each... 320
is had also, esch.-..... 390
Double had site, each.. 490
i PillowCascsiW
‘5 PSI’I. it OBWJACCANEDE 3C0"
sun. ................. 7. C
illititmeilif“ .. 0-
LOW CASES. each” 12*
Comfortablesi 7
CONFOITMILES ——- Silkollns
covering. full sits and filled
with good whit. cot- 79
ton, csch.... C
COMFORTABLIS— Covered
with splendid quality sIllIo-
line. figured on both sides;
handsome new pat-
terns. fullsitc: csdl. ..
COMFORTABLE - Very fill.
beautiful
it... large Illa, ‘ 49
variolycf new da-
slgnamssh ..........
‘Eslrs large site. sash"
singlohcd sits. cad. ..
“it
x oedslze, each-....... u
Doubts bed site. cad!” 9c
BLAIKtTfr-vflo
quality" cottofa in
. I“
:31... ...‘3..‘..?'..'3‘.f 98c
ii.‘ Wit—...“
a“ —\V In:
hold-ts: per pair! ‘s39
BLANKETs—Spicndld quality
white wool ailing. blue and
talk!
at. we set 1. 79
WRKETS -- Extra all t Iy
hubsl rdn‘ wool. I th wide
silk n ngt per
psir.....1.. ... 2' so
BLANKITS—iiesvy. large also.
white wool blankets. mth
h a nasal!” borders a nd
tit. rt 3.50
...-
iiLANKtTS—Supariorut (uslity
l'I'I": It .23“. "r
u on c In'
.... ....W: 4.98
T03! ATOlfl-thflfl M
extra chem land «In
and; ltsddfips.» :I'Illd posted 1
cans L 8Com
“I
sons 'ufia
“Janey Trivia“; 3- lb.
$1.301 ‘jc
PHAR~ lint fill-d llrsnd Early
one. new park sweet and ten
dcr; 21b. cans dos.
OI. "It can
......... ...-u.
BARThE’I'I' PEARS-
gran-rd ”Brand. extra ‘ qusftty;
The World’s Forest
and Best
Sifted
rat
-—- cm re
if“: June. “TL-2:?
“..ji‘f...i‘.‘..".‘?.' 126““
g: ~«Uflul Extra Siftld
AN&—Bd Ivor
‘lmnd varynsmsll unit 1".
M. to. can ......... '
warm: “MI n 10—-
or rmrioan ‘
no.“ can don, 100.:
Canned FrIIits»-lllgh Gradc— w Priced!
PEAC “El Howard's
I (‘JI Yellow Craw-
ffiffitn ih‘rrgfruit. packed in
{ 1.53. 91ml.“ I ”f;
u 351%. ......‘i': 7c .3", mun;55 '33; 7C
PRI 01's ~11:wa il' uACIIstill—mintedfauna.
hath. ..t‘?.- 5: I... ...a-t-....I+.c:r 1.40.
—~8 mind (in rrt
sag" wte‘da but qusI- Tea-41.1%; Wd‘ .HM
“ mm ‘0 a“: ands Ian-t1 Butts. I
1", tips quality.
GIOCcricsi
Canned Vegetables—Best Brands—Priced um
—— Anny
Mum and”. Elsln or in
currtluafit. "Oh. an _9c
gillhfigaulm —' It!
...6.%' ..‘.-.'.“: ~. “9‘
w
“Ki? U! Tlu V
BL asks-arr.
fillh "‘“i'i‘. ”15¢
§£rlfinfi
—- Bull's
:IILUEBEBRIES quilt];
s1 .03 I Q‘“ 11c
AW uranium-
otub. an. ‘75
“Mir s.d
reflurnrpm ‘s27
,stlpnte.
(OFI’Eld‘Our isms: blend
....... ..I .
TEA—Ian's quaint Mixed W I‘uuéniifiifl; by man: mfldhfla :
00m. Onion or “Wilda —n I, s m, 3' '* “"d l" c
walls»: regular“ .”and Eyfiumunnltabk H "y. cumm- “an iliils Pitt. rat. to? dill:
if for siloorm par “35¢ mna. ail. ”rim. 70¢ 5 Its. Sims: pir'i c
Pm] Jun ngfi final {at POIMOCSI me have" received "guitar-r
toosllt shim I. Ll’li. :Ir suttrmirm
pit: mic“? born. he, ' "I 5"“ 24¢ with sn‘il'm‘i'x'u: bluish. "thin-art 85¢
l ours select“. sugar cared.
about 7 lbs. each. per 8c
, Hams — lmbud saluted
mild sugar-cured;
'i Inn and tender. III ght i2
_ an): :rze 33c...
it: nun—nag n #3:"
saw others?“ 15¢
TABLE \‘BUP. soc.—
1332-0”; nd- sJ's.
a... sm'lsu ‘OC
i P MG..n1n$—Arnsour't Old Vlfgmll Hams”
smilhflsldr brand. genuine
Old .Vlrginia core that the
imitation kinds usually Ad-
vertitcd), cut from nut-led
hogs. delicious flavor; reg-
ulsr rice :0: in: special
lbuctory price. 25‘
Om. . ....
Misc’disiileotts Grocery Specials!
8 S~Ouuins {313:
Ligand-1‘" 3:39.:
.mbpsj ..uluo ......
II
,1 HEAL—Ye mania:
mt. mam nullity- old-(uh
05$
scA‘wf‘ . 2"th
-5 .
Smoked Tongues ...‘if,
selected for boiling, delic-
ious. mild . sweet
weight about 356 ihsoschi
regutsr price ibc.ih.: ‘3‘
price
ft ' s saluted
£2035 isasn strips. mild
cure, was and
der. per lo.... ... ......
SOAP—Adams‘ but
the burnt and but. am-
lam meat-.150: Bushes ”25c
HAP RUIT— R
fine-y Floridsrfruit, thth “1:,
405.
‘39
Would not interest you If you’ re look-
.ing for a guarantee.
Burns or Pilea,.
Mo, writes:
'the best Salve on earth.
H. Baxter‘s drug store.
. ......_...._....___.
RUSSIAN BOATS COALINO UP.
» CALAIS, France, Oct. Rik—Four Rus-
sian torpedo hosts, bound for Port.
war, put into Brest last night for
Solve for Sores.
Otto Dodd of Ponder.
“I have suffered with
an ugly sore for a year, but a box of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured me. it's
25c at Frank
ten miles.
.—_._-.___.—-————-
"" DYWITE‘FOU‘NO av s c'rIoN'"
M N
MiSBOULA, Monty
sticks ‘oftl dynamite have been found
by section men near the mouth of Hell
Gate Canyon, on the Northern Pacific
tracks, east of here, just before the
passage. of the eastbound passenger
‘ train. Armed guards are now patrol-
ling the canyon, a distance of nearly
Oct. lot—9W0
urine
“pair‘s“
spsctinn Shops in ths Stats.
Messrs. Henry C. Schneider and
Joint Sirica. members of the state
of barber examiners, started out on an
inspection tour in New Haven this
IIIoIniIIg. A dozen shops were visited
up to this noon The proprietors of all
insanitary shops will be reported to
the county health board and if theYl
neglect to remedy existing evils, will
Lie prosecuted to the full extent of the
aw.
The licenses of journeyman barbers
are being examined. and those who
have failed to renew their licenses will
be reported as dolln uents to the pros-
ecuting attorney. Al journeyman fail
ing to renew their licenses on or before
October 30 will be cited into court to
show cause why they should not be
dealt with according to the statute pro-
vided in such cases. it will be to the
advantage of journeyman, who have
failed to do so. to have their licenses
renewed immediately. as no favor will
be shown to any one, equal treatment
to he meted out to all.
FOUND A CURE FOR INDIGEBTION.
fuse Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets for indigestion and find
that they suit my case better than any
dyspepsia remedy {have ever tried and
i ve used many different remedies.
i nearly fifty-one years of age and
ha 9 suffered n great deal fmm indi-
gestion. i can eat almost anything i
want to now.-—Ceo. W. Emory. Rock
Mills Alabama For sale by Stillson
Powell Co Baxter Pharmacy Clifford
Pharmacy
A NEW COOK BOOK FREE.
New and Original Receipts by Mrs.
' Helen Armstrong.
Every housewife will be glad to know
this she can obtain a new book of origi-
nal receipts by Mrs, Helen Armstrong
without cost, Mrs, Armstrong‘s high
reputation as a cooking expert and
teacher of the domestic sciences makes
her receipts prized by every woman
whodesires to get the best results in
her kitchen. This book is issued Iri-
marlly to familiarize housewives with
some of the many uses of Karo Corn
Syrup—tho Lnew syrup which, by the
way, Mrs. Armstrong endorses highly.
in writing fot the book address Corn
Products Co., New York or (‘hic.ngo
DANGER iN FALL COLDS.
Full colds are liable to hang on all
winter leaving the seeds of pneumo-
nia, bronchitis or consumption. Fol
ey'ti Honey and Tar cures quickly and
prevents serious results. it is old and
reliable, tried and tested, safe and sure.
Contains no opiates and will not con-
Sold at Plnlsted‘s drug
store. South Norwalk, and A. (.‘. t-lllll-
man’s, llarien. ”
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
THE DAZZIJBR.
The "Dossier” will be presented this
season on a more elaborate scale than
over. It. will contain more unto-date
and catchy music. more original
“won" melodies, more extravagant
scenery, more intricate terspiehorean
achievements anti more hearty laughs
and more good solid ente.alning fea
tures than ever‘before. At Hoyt's
Theatre, October 24. ‘
STRONG ATTRACTION COMING.
The Swedish dialect comedian. Ben
Hendricks. is again presenting that
best and most entertaining of Swedish
plays, "Ole Olson” and will don the
garb of the nouchalnnt and resourceful
immigrant. (He. at iloyt's Theatre,
Thursday. October 22. Mr. Hendricks
is universally recognized as the best
exponent. of Swedish character on the
American stage. a fact that is amply
proven by the attempts of every Inann~
ger of Swedish plays to secure his ser-
vices. lie. rightfully considers, how-
ever, that in "Ole Olson" this [truth II
iar nationality is moat truthfully
dump and presented and that it gives
the best opportunity of presenting the
wholesome. hottest and incorruptlblc
Swedish type as he really exists Sev-
eral changes have been made in the
thematic. story and these have tended
to strengthen the. play. A number of
special features add to its enjoyable
qualities too—notably the original
Swedish Ladies' Quartette.
"C5..S17'LORIA
roi- Infants and
flu find in this Ilsa): Birgit
Bears tbs ,
Signature of
PREHISTORIC ANIMAL BONES.
BllililNGS Mont. Oct. 20. —-Bones
of prehistoric animals gathered in‘
eastern Montana for the Carnegie Mu~
seum of Pittsburg, have been brought:
here for shipment. There are several:
tens which have been collected in old
rlver beds and other places during the
summer by representatives of the Pitts-
burg institution.
DIETING INVITES DISEASE.
To cure Dyspepsia or Indlxsstion it
is no longer necessary to lIIra on milk
and toast.
weakness that lhc whole system be-
comes an easy prey to disease. Kodoi
Dyspepsia Cure enables the stomach.:‘
and digestive organs to digest and no;
slmilate all of the wholesomo food'
that one cares to eat. and is I never.
falling cure for indigestion. pulls
and all stomach troubles. Kodol di-
gests what you eat—makes the atom-
i
‘ sch sweet. Sold at Clifford Phar-
Inacy.
’ OiR' H. IRVING IN NEW YORK. j
NEW YORK Oct. 20.411: Henry Irv-L
in; and members of his theatrical cow 2,
pm arrived hot. n the steam.
or Ninaespolit‘Wdon.
W
sAvsp Llr < L
tart Cupid‘s srd. 'or Mil:
ford Del. sag, lsn Balm sav-‘
pd my bo H “dragon just like
. up. We gave
no quickly dropped
wright in them-
R. H. Planted, F.
0 Clifford Pin;
lists loud or Inmipsrs New. in.
Starvation produces such. a.
l
l. f (i
myth» ”‘ “laify M ”1“. l “W ”i" u
[ 11m ".0
l‘ f:
i
NOT TO TELL YOU ABOUT THIS HANDSOME DRESS GOOD. ITOOK
WOULD BE TO DO YOU AN iNJUSTICE. YOU OUOHT TO KNOW ABOUT L
IT, OUGHT TO KNOW SOMETHiNG ABOUT THE ALL ROUND WOKTHI" I”
NEOS OF THESE FRESH FALL OFF ERINGB. NEWEST WEAVIO, IIIT ‘
COLORING-8. JUST THOSE FABRICS YOU ARE LOOKING FOR TO I“,
MAKE THE TAILORED BUIT OR SEPARATE 8KlRT. PLEASE NOTE
THESE LOTS CAREFULLY:
42 inch All Wool Cheviot in red, blue, nickel, beaver, reseda and black.
at 50c.
38 inch All Wool Granite Cloth in red,
and block, at 59c.
viii inch All Wool Granite Cloth in blue. reseda, red, tan and black, It 750.
48 inch All Wool Zibelines lll red, green, blue, beaver and Oxford. at 89c.
in! inch All Wool Kersey t‘loth in Oxford and llluck at ”.00.
ill; inch All Wool Kersey and Covert Cloths in tan, beaver and black. It .
$1.25. .
50 inch All Wool Zibcllncs in blue. Oxford and black at $1.76.
56 inch All Wool Cravenctte in invisible plaid and black, from $1.50 to 82.00.
Inn, greens. blues, h‘rowns. grey
83-85 Weéhington Street,
South Norwalk. Conn.
Pat Oolt bola. Viol Kid and Box 9
. .'I'hobo‘ot tho. you over now for them
Pat tip. glazed kid loco.
Pat tip. glazed kid but-
ton. A good heavy note.
Try them.
Olsen’ 8 Shoe Store.
8. S. Tillotson’s
FALL 8H0 WiNG OF
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85 Washington SING. South NW‘WIIK. COUN-
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You ’ll Appreciate
The nice Flannelette Garments that have arrived just in time for th “
"cool weather "
We have good. full umbrella Underskirts at 25c 39c, and 50c. ;_
The wonder is that every woman does not adopt Flannelette Nightti.
Robes they are so far ahead of muslin for winter wear. Our robes are." '
full length, and width, and made in best possible manner Prices are
75c and 980. :
Children' s Ribbed Night Drawers sizes 2 to 7 years at 25c a pair. '1,
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