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WALK BENING SENTINEL
II Mixtures. at $12 93
MEN S OV ERICOATS.
In the midst of the cold weather these Overcoat Opportunities
are most enticing. Values are all high and prices are exceedingly
ionv. You will be wise if you came at once for your share of these
wonderful Overcoat bargains.
$6.00 and $8.00 Black and Oxf01d Overcoats unusually well
made, and remarl able for wearing qualities. cut to $3.98.
$8.50 and $10.00 Overcoats. Black and Oxford Mixtures perfect
fitting. cut to $6. 98.
I $12.00 and $13.50 Overcoats. Black and Oxford Mixtures. re-
markable values i11 long and medium lengths. at $8.98.
$15.00 and $113.00 Overcoats. Black and Oxford Mottures. at
$11.98.
$18.00 and $70.00 Overcoats. finest hand tailored.
Oxford and Fancy Mixtures, with belted back.
bargains of all. at $14.93.
$25.00 Overccats. best ever. at $17.98.
SUITS FOR MEN.
Being leader: of the Suit Trade 1n this section we can and do
in Black.
Most wonderful
show greater 1/. 1111 1s and greater variety of pattcxns than a1 y other'
store. It will pay you to come miles to get a chanL.' at 11. c 3 t C-
mendous Suit Ba gains.
$7.00 and $8.10 Suits. cut to $3. 98—Broken lots.
$8.00 and $10 00 Suits. cut to $4. 98—Br0ken lots.
$1000 1111118100 Fancy Mixed Suits all sizes. rich pickings for
_ every suit needinh 11 01-; cut to $6. 98.
$13 50 and $11: .00 Suits. lines fairly complete. and a fit for every
man. Fancy Mixed Cheviots. Worstetis. etc.' . cut to $9.98.
$15.00 and $1 $.00 Suits, some of the best and \smartest Fancy
0
ME. N'S SBLACK AND BLUE SUITS.
$6.00 Blac k C reviot Suits. reduced to $3.98.
$8.00 and $10. 00 Black Cheviot Suits. reduced to $6. 98.
$15 00 and $18.00 Black Unfinished Worsteds. cut to $9.98.
ROGERS 8- STEVENS,
111111111 Bargains 111'. Uuiri.
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ROGERS ti SIEVENS.
Successors to
COMsTOCK BROTHERS.
5" 111 South Main st, 80, Norwaik cL
Telephorie Call 322.
W
COME WITHOUT DELAY.
BOYS‘ CLOTHES PRICE- CUT.
Ages 15 to 19 Years.
The most astonishing Bargains. in the Good Kind of Clothes
for Boys. you always find here.
resented. and every price-cut is genuine. No Bargains offered in
this sale will be more welcome to parents of Boys than those noted
below:
$5.00 and $6.00 Suits. in Fancy Mixtures reduced to $2. 98.
$8.50 and $9.00 Suits Fancy Mixtures. cut in double and single
breasted. reduced to $5 8.
$10.00 and $12. 00 Suits. nicely tailored at $6. 98.
$13 50 Fancy Mixed Suits. equal to custom made. at $9.98.
YOUNG MEN’S OVERCOATS.
. Ages 15 to 18 Y,eatI's.
$ $6.00 and $8.00 Black and Blue Kersey Overcoats. reduced to
2.98.
$8 00 and $10.00 Black and Blue Kersey Overcoats. cut to $3.98.
BOYS‘ LONG. BELT OVERCOATS.
$10.00 and $12.60 Overcoats. reduced to $6.98.
MEN'S REEFERS.
U‘.ic r Collar Reefers in Vermont Gray and Blue Chinchilla.
Formtr p1 ice $5. 00; sale price $3. 48.
Blue Chinchilla Reefers with Velvet Collars.
$10.00; sale price $6.98.
. MEN'S CUTAWAY SUITS.
$15.00 and $16.00 Fancy Mixtures and Black Clay Worsted
Suits 1educed to $6.98.
CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS.
Ages 8 to 16 Years.
$2.50 and $3.00 Coats reduced to $1.98.
4.00 and 5.00 Coats reduced to 2.98.
5.00 and 6.00 Coats reduced to 3.98.
1 6 00 and 7. .00 Coats reduced to 4.98.
.50 and 8 50 Coats reduced to 5 98
Former price
Successors t0
COMBTOCKMBROTHERS
I 4 80. Main St. 811N111wall.
TELEPHONE CALL. 32-2.
WW
Goods and prion speak for themselves.
We pronme you that you will not be disappolnted.
ugers in Reliable Lhihing 111' 1111111 Bug
' Sale Starts Saturday, January 9th, 1904.
Better Bargains In Reliable Clothing was never before heard of in The Norwalks.
sale as quickly as you can while the rank: of Mannlfloent Bargains ramalns unbroken.
astonished. both at the quality and the quantity of the bargains.
Every Garment is exactly as rep!
Ages 23/; to 8 Years.
$2.50 and $3.00 Overcoats reduced to $1.98.
3.50 and 4.00 Overcoats reduced to
5.00 and 6.00 Overcoats reduced to
CHILDREN'S SUITS.
We aim at a complete clearance of our Ch
Nobody can say that these prices are not calculated to effect such
Good Clothing. mind you. but must he
a clearance in short order.
sold.
$1.50 and $2.00 ,Suits reduced to 98 cts.
2. 50 and 3. 50 Suits reduced to $1.
3.50 and 4.00 Suits reduced to $2.
5. 00 and 6.00 Suits reduced to 3.
CUT IN FURNISHINGS.
Reductions are generous in our stock of Furnishings. At such
low prices as you find below. any man can afford
needed articles for future wear.
SNAPS IN MEN'S SHIRTS.
Regular 50 ct. Shirts. Fancy Bosoms and negligee. cut to 29c.
Regular $1.00 Fancy Bosom and Negligee Shirts. 11111.10 791-.
Regular $1.50 Fancy Bosom Shirts. cut to 98c.
MEN'S SWEATERS.
$2.50 Sweaters reduced to $1.79.
1.98.
4.50 Sweaters reduced to 3.48.
6.00 Sweaters reduced to 4.48.
3.00 Sweaters reduced to
MEN'S FANCY VESTS.
$2.50 and $3.00 Fancy Vests reduced
CHILDREN'S CORDUROY LEGGINS.
Reduced from $1.00 to 39 cts.
CHILDREN'S TA M O'SHANTERS.
Reduced from 50 cts. to 29 cts.
CHILDREN'S TOQUES. ALL COLORS.
- Reduced from 25 cts. to 15 cts. each. or 2 for 25 cts.
CHILDREN'S SAILO R COLLAR BLOUSES.
Reduced from 50 cts. to 25 L ts.
We can only bid you come to the
We know you will be
. _.. .._. -.___......_~
RUSSIAN BLOUSE OVERCOATS.
2198.
3-98-
ildren's Clothing.
98 . "
98.
98.
to “stock up" with
to $1.48.
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in South .\'o1'\1'11li1. “iii in- iii-lit 111111 1' specialists I11 grain 11nd thut gunruntt't-s you the bust 11.11
ChOGOlateS and 111111111 nit-1n in 1.1111111111111- 111111. .111
1'.'11i111111 1 t"l]it 11111111111111 and pm.” to quality and prim. All our grain is curt-fully screened-~11.
—. viii 111111 plat 1- llllut‘ 1o ii111d:il11l11.{ i) - i
Rlbbon Land” , 1. 1111111: m. mm”. 11110 M” um...“ “n! , all the dust. dirt 11111! chati' stilt-Li out. (live, your animals ii
lilt‘ progrinn 111'11 Matt 11nd .lnt- “lent-1.; / 1- _
111 orphan...“ My... gm”. 9‘...“ in v1”. ‘ .\ wholesome towiwtin-y tlt‘St‘i‘Vfi it~ and we sell It.
at 1 tin H’li‘t‘llillli,’ .\l1'.s'. I. II 'l‘ripp. in \'o- I
t':.i solos .i111- .\'1'i\iitilr1t1, in vor'ul solos. ; ' BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN. ' I/I
'Il'lrl :71'It'liioll" by Svr'r'is ot't'llr‘sll'u. i 1 \
LANE’S . MANUEL 1'. HATCH. \i
i
. Clearance Salslj 1 1
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II ICI.I-RI1I-Iiti1I (: utb‘ril
sisttlng in Danbun.
this city.
suturing for him.
with U111
a tour 1.1 the world.
'suit in 1-012. that
ninety «have new.
Sevmai people have sustained tails.
through slipping on
we: in man
.liL'til—I-WIBWSWIIIBS.
Letter 0-11-1101- Elbert (‘iank ts takIIngi'lIhe Golden Summer T111111
11 day of! and Olen-net Croioot Is sub-
he thermometer at and Sporting Gouda.
merits 1111091116111. the two cities of Nor
1% walk and South WW and It II 90'
1 ‘ sible that there my be several units
mum tho: muielpdiuil u I fault per annum be credited to the devout-1
it Is now creek nines the 9110' atorm fl: tors In in.
~ 111111 the. sidewalks are not cw" or!
been. .
Iliursday. Friday, Saturday.
TEN CENTS
PER COPY! .
Including Simple Simon, N110 steini
l'ndL-r Southern Skit-s, waits; Welcome .
as The Flowers 01' A1111 \‘oimdy Just
‘iIkL- you. ill BL- “'lhtrt Mari Dear I11
tlye and Eye The uooiu
has returned ti" Girl. How Old II A1111? Show Tin-
V. hitt- of tour Eyes. l'il Wort You 111‘
Only 113
Dream of the Golden Past. Burning ol'.
lt01111-Arlnona.l Ain‘t (lot No Use Furl
, 11511111111111} 11111111-
,i“ New \11rk.laet evening
,2 Miss Agnes Rochfort who has been 1m. 3“.“
Miss Catherine Dairy has returned 11. 5:108!) 180.0911 But You Trouble Just \
‘her home in thin eig after a visit
se1eral days In Danbury. list:
Get your home made chocolates and ‘
1it1bnn (undies It Lane's You will 11l-
ways and a fresh subpiy on hand.
Miss 11.11.51 Disbrow has Issued invi-
tations tor a "Pit Party" to be held at
her home 119111 geek Friday evening.
You will find the most
table lint-119 at. ."Irealiy wonderiuily low 1
prices at Rand’s during the Januar:
\Vhih- Norwattt has been suiieringisir dies at 00111.;
titcrmometer at twenty 1111-
t i 0 ()ontmodore Clarence
IiiIctIlithjrriIIIIoieNdrwnlk. who Is mattingl 1° NW1" Mam ”mi south Namath.
of {in Old Sweetheart of Mine. I11 0 Nut-.‘
George Rose's latest two step.
dI IIIIIII others. .
sewnty-ilve cent dance folios
cents. Twedty- live. cent mandolin to
hos ten cents Harry Yon TiisL-r ' '
dance folio No. .1 . i
l JUST OUT. 1
1‘ 'iht American Almanac Y-ea1 Book
1““"0'19 i and Atlas 50 cents.
‘ Morning. evening and Sunday paporsI
. (‘L'Iirvred to all parts of the city. All
COLEM‘N'S
b wearing a whitei Agent for A. G. Spautdtng's Baseuali
1
The Trustees have ordered that lnI .
ice covered pare, tetcst at the rate or .
Souvenir Books of "01111289250.
After Jan. l5th, 300.
William P. Bears,
2. 49 WALL'STREET. NORWALK.
cocmmeoeomoo‘
3A FINE TOILET SOAP
3 Cakes' m a box for
10 cents.
A piece of Castile Soap
with 2 W256 Clotlt"
for 5 cents.
1
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E 'Ihe I‘rnrriglinn 811111.
All care pass the door.
Night Calls Answered“
Telephone Catt. 15-2.
)
00'
Is a decided success and n
have our Clothing Sales been
been reduced in price ranging
Our Important
Clearance Sale
EVERY OVERCOAT and every FANCY
ever before at this time of yeai“
as large. 5
SUI'I' has
from $2 to $7. I
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS.
formerly priced $10. $12 and
$13.50. now at one price.
37'98' 10
MEN‘S SUITS AND OVER-.
COATS. 1'
formerly priced $18 .. and $30.
now at one price.
$15.69.
1.
-m .2..-
; Thr- tn‘II 1111i lots .11 iiowlruuls at'iI'I
splendid this war.
é \ l'l‘l ‘St‘rl
the moth-.1 11' this stile exactly as ad-
The Norwnlk Illrd (‘.I11h Will urn-t at
half pust such 1111 .\I11111I.1\ er.eui11g
;.'la11unr\' llth 111 the burnt-of Miss "('I O
‘111 (‘uttis ti l'nion l’urk Ntll\\:lilt.
1 COATS.
formerly priced $15 and $16. 50.
now at one price.
$12.20.
ion uill find all
MEN‘S SUITS AND OVER--
Bookooflen
‘Stattonor,
En'gravor,
L- “L... , .
.. If... ._-u..._z
TELEPHONE 100..
CUTBILL’IS
Bridges Finn .Murisct
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today's Fish Includes.- -
Cori. Haddock. Pollock. Flat Fish
Spanish Mackerel, Blue Fish. Black
“Fish. King Salmon. warranted to be
red. m Trout. White IFlsh. Plokerel.
'i 1111 t-‘l with
69 80. MAIN ST-. 80. NORWALK. 1
"-iiit I’ittt1 Lulitu \Vhlst (‘Iub with
I Mrs. Robert V1111 ”lit‘t‘“.,
t'l'tthrluy afternoon. Januniy li’th, r11.
ihrr home in West 11111101111. 1
l A portion oi the Norwnik tire (IQ‘DIII‘I- ,
intent was culled out on 11 still staring
ithis morning to the Muikin plat-1.1, in,
Main Street ownut by Raymond 11nd-
iAmhlL-r, of Wilton. .
Th1 Noname “'hist Club met last
loch-11in: at the home 0I’ Mr. and Mrs
David H Miller. Jr. ot Elmnuod 1111--
..11119 Rt‘fl‘et‘llnitlii“ were lltl'th ritircj
ling the evening 1
1 At the morning sertice oi the First
MEN‘S SUITS AND ovals:
COATS .
formerly priced $22 and $25.
now at one price.
$18.39.
1
Men‘s Blanket Lined Working Coats, Boys‘ Reefe'rs. Boy‘s Siveat-I II
ers. Underwear. Caps. Shirts. Working Shirts and gloves.
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES.
SELLECK 81. PRICE
Clothiers and Furnishers.
98 Washington Street. South Norwniit.
r“
Methodist Church tomorrow all the , .L .1. 7 _
ichiidren are requee ed to bring tin-tr , '
attendance cards on hand them 1011111 RtM‘MBER
Sunday school secretary. '
melt next Wednesday. with Mrs Jtunes'
Garden. 111 Fairlcld avenue and soul
with Mr;- Ednrundtmeal. as 111111-11:
L - ._._E W. .
This is In 9001! piece to trade. Time tries aII things.
The ladiea' Weekly Whisr club will . grocery business In (hi. town. and still going tot-ward to better service in,
ope. Goad goods and good prices. ‘1' his business must pay us better ,
VIII-111mm 01 Granny'- "Our. AmerI- 150. one-quarter pOund. 111mm." Also
Fresh Herring. not frozen, Boston
Blues Weak 111.11.111110 m't: 1111111111
FOUR 'I’ER CE1\T
;Savinas Department
W I I Itor the six 111111311111 endingI Jan. 1 1.11111
1 , - iayableuugnddmnn. It isoiiI
I 1. .. Deposits unites-'1 or. before in. 111111
‘ into?! mt will draw int 1911.1“. 3
. “31m.
it;
tree: oeuvnnv.
$00 will concede 01‘ visit
A momentary 1-
16: ten “predation of their worth.
ouee' Thlifi leaves no detect 1111mm
Haddtee'. Oysters and Clean. '
DRIOPI l COIN
lnto‘a blind man‘s hat—then THINK: ’Elsht is the most instill-lie of
all blessings; blindness the nest woetirt 01' all afflictions.
runes at your eyes as s gar-tot
Ian otyonr him without the. 9111’ await“ will be read Every moniker WIN;
previously
The souvenir ’ books at; Norwaih.
which have bout" seilns tut twenty-dye
eats. will be adyanced to thirty costs
.1.... to 3“,“, Coll'm affer January 15th Copies may be
foind It the stationer store of Wil-
liain P. Been .
l'flie ottieers of Our Brothers‘ Dodge
0. lit. 0! Nor-walk. will be
stalled Monday evening. by District
DBuu' Beach. The lodge re-
This Del“ 10.
WE? Intuit!
Protect and preserve the slate
titer-sens
.
‘I'hmtii. . isth- it
atheiiohfifle" '~
oldthhdl‘lrstII
ea'e arm Fleur, will make more
and better hind than cheaper flour.
‘IIISe II be. 938 cheap at that.
Cellos is our the some people
.thtn they are buying the but soda
in till they try «It «mlm Java
swine. Ne better e‘eilee Mile "all!
is edd' III. for but. Cells
and 321:.
1" . 95310.30“ than which
letter. must. ye‘u9
and flesh. and then they know It. Try 00016
.4 in album and then come here :11de
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' I“ 1‘1‘
.. .1 1-
80IIerIa:3 Iin the.
Lipton' a Ten.
Don’t forget we are up head In Slic-
dDried lee! New lot ornate.
“8
Lean “ladders, a} By, eta. It 00 buy
Shoulders. try one of ”thee! unit Use It .
theyare net-amen 1112111 21111361111611. as .-
"yeti-yore Monte ash ‘
Hickory Nuts to close ’88 8 on. ter-
25 etc.
3 1m. Cranberries. 28 euro ' 'I
' Date. In packages, to close, 3 ill-I
as m. “MW“ ”9' 5
3 lb. Mines
the. Nice lit-II” Appleq‘o
mm
poem for Saturday. January 9.1.;-
Norwalk Chronicler