- Nor!
_ nominated yesterday littor-
. ho Democrats of the Twenty~ .
nation. In this canvas the is
political and it is highly essen-
on party to secure control of
slnture which will elect a suc-
or 0 Senator ldnwiey, and this is-
linuld keep every Republican in
from it should be discontinued.
or the»District, at this election,
soy whether it desires to be repre-
ed- by a Republican or a Democrat.
in t can be represented by a Re-
jll can if Republicans vote for the
‘hubiicou candidate, audible, we be-
"V‘cpis what they intend to. do.
he Needlework Guild of America
old a meeting next’ Thursday for
9 modes of electing officers and
kids the annual gift of articles of
g, This is one oi! the most
the membership fee consists
giving only two" new articles or
1 its apparel once yearly, it: would
[than that there should be it larger
crown. The good that these
in 'xlfts do for the sick and poor
.3" great, and the scheme to help
_ who cannot help themselves
V abroadened considerably it
of the charltably inclined won]:
The Norwalks would become
rs. Mrs. Leslie Smith.
nth Norwalk. is the leading Bplloll
. Work here, and wishes many
' elpers as the articles go to tho
oil: Hospital, as well as into
_ homes of the needy herenbouts.
.suMPTwEs“ limos 'com-‘os‘r-
. AB
'clploht consumption is cured by
syn .Honey and Tar. but we do not
tit false hopes to consumptives
thing that it will cure this dread
lit the advanced stages; but it
tings are not too far gone Foley’s
and Tar will effect a cure. as
ps the rocking cough and soothes
shied sir passages giving them
n ‘ to heal. and even in the atl-
it always gives com-
A A..Herren, of Finch.
: "Foleyls Honey and Tan
best preparation tor coughs and
bio. I know that it has ogreig
0
we.
i EPORT, Oct. 21. —-Tw0 men
unloading shells in a depart-
‘the Union Metallic Cartridge
yesterday noon were burned
“to c, it is not known. Their
odate vicinity were orphan,
vat TWO FROM DEATH.
little daughter
pit of whoop a cough and
‘.'7' writes Mm, W. Havi-
monk. N Y1, “but when all
‘ is; foiled. we Voted her i fe
‘9, and every move to divert ntten- - -
.niwdable charitiesdnwxistence.’ ‘
olie‘rs “
DAY AND MONDAY.
rbOdll a chance to participate in our profit sharing.
merchandise is the basil.
orders filled.
The twentunine items will be priced inVlOLET tickets
to make it easu loses at a glancewhal each department
The values are better than ever. and non know
What some of the former sales were.
numbers after the sale was over last week
are: in operation FOR TWO DAYS ONLY ~SATlliii
These two 'daus‘ giver even—
No telephone. mail or 0 ed.
People came in
TheSe‘ prices.
The
miner Embrbidorod Handker-
chiefs, 10o quality, @4 for
29¢. ,
l
Heavy White Morcerlzed Whist-
ing, regular price the, 8 yds. for
29¢ ‘
Lndies’ All Linen 'i‘atting Hand-
kerchiefs. 12%; quality, 3 for
29¢
of onion of powder. but to.
ever. are not considered ‘
T e concussion was so heavy _-
scores of panes of glass it
lid on almost *7
quality at
Wrist Bags, odds and ourls. 50c
29¢
,, l Box Mennon‘s 'l‘nlcum Powder
and 1 box Comfort Powder, for
29¢
1 Dr,
1 Dr. Lyons‘ Tooth Powder and
Sheffield Tooth Paste for
29¢ .
1 Cashmere Bouquet Soap and 1
Pears' Scented Soap nt
29¢»
Tar Soap for
1 Roger and Gollet Violet
1‘ Sandal Wood Soap and l Bindcr's
or
100 Pairs Ruffled Swiss
thins, regular price 39c.
lit-i
_, 29¢
Cur-
special,
.... ..._ ._...._—...._..- . baa». ... m. M.
~ Bugdnd Stripes for Curtains,
regulur price too yard, ynril
29¢ 1
nan «Bleached Tobie Linen, M
in. wide. regular price. 400, yd,
29¢.
Window Shades. all colors, with
fringe. regular price (the,
29¢
Knotted Fringe 'l‘owsis, size 18
x 36. rogulsr price 100, four for
29¢ a
1 hot {tile Silk Stock Collars.
29¢ ,
, ;
2 yds. No. 40 and No. 50 Black .
It’s no strain on the purse and the buying of a tall garment is not the unpleasant duty
of former times. Ndw thof’ workiugmcn and their families can come at any time and securof
. their clothing and have it charged. _ ‘
Weekly payments of one dollar a week will soon balance the account. This system has
thousands of endorsements and we extend the advantages to the geneful public. Come in and
we will explain it. , 1 ‘ ‘ 3‘
We sell a very general assortment of Clothing for Men. Women and Children and we ask I
a close inspection of our goods and a fair comparison of our prices. 1
\,
MENlS NOBBY SUITS.
Our assortment comprises just
the suits that thou like. All ilio
million are shoWn so that it man
can select as his funny and taste
suggest in whatever patient, or
wmivc which embody his personal
ideas. The coats arc the proper
longih and every part of the suit.
NEW LADIES“ NOVEL- .
TIES. ‘.
Besides the stylish Full Jackets
we are showing it handsome as- i“
sortment OletlltiH' Butcher Coats, f
Lndies’ Medium and Long Stylish "
Coats, liuiiles' Raglan and Rain- .
coats luidlcs‘ 17- gore skirts with a;
deep Kills, Stylish \anltlng Skirts, - ‘
LADIES' TOURIST SUITS
AND COATS. '
The very littest in style and
mode lip in the popular materials.
Very fashionable and quite the
popular garment. this season. The 1
plain and striped Coverts are fav-
. orltes but the fancy Scotch mix-,
1. turos are popular also. We would _
hurls-1o ordering at once, i even 1 is built as it should be. For New Norfolk Suitswitb three-quar-
thin you will have ”no gnrmum wear and general uppvnruum- ilioy lei and full length (‘onts >3
none tho oniiv. We will honour will compare with any lleaily.io- All those garments are made .‘
modulo you by giving you thus in Wcur garment. Easy urcditrand cnrci’ully and with full regard to '3
which to pay. So murh at neck frequent payments make it convo style, it neurones and wear and 3.
or u month as your funny piensos. slept for every mum to be well ovory~luiy will “fill thorn sntisiac- l.
l’i‘ittt'H for Tourists! Suits and dressed. wry? Small wcekiy payments
(Mots are Suits are, offered from will pay for one or these garments
in it short time.
0" -fl
$7.50. $10 ‘and $15. $7.50 to $20.00. $7.50 to $25.00.
SHOES. .M'l'LthERY. HATS. BOYS’ CLOTHlNG.
Taffeta llllllitln, vol e 25: yard, ’ ‘ _ A . '
9 ~ _ t . ~ 10 SOUTH MAIN STREET. 1 g
2 pro Korn Host; Supmil'gm, silk FASHIONS .3 l A pretty or iii suitable for tho nporn hull shape lengthwise, fasten my mph. .
slut-tit.- value din: pr.
29¢
two pairs
soc Belt Buckles, charm? of our ,
entire stock, Saturday mid Mon-
29¢
7 pieces Berry Set. rogulnr price
the, Saturday and Monday,
29¢ """
WhitoCedur Wotc‘r Pulls. three
brass hoops. regular price 35c,
29¢
Indi'es' Hose Luce. plain llslc
option, split foot gonzo llslo and
heavy cotton. regular 39c
ties, Saturday and Monday, pr.,
qunii-
Ladies“ Muslin Drawers. cluster
of tricks. wide Hamburg odious. 1
regular price 39c, solo,
29¢.
~. it.»
Also sizes iorstoutwomcn.
..
8 quart lhinmol Snuccpnu. rogu-
lur price 39c,
29¢
' nx’s New uncovers our
o ad Consumption in an ad-
‘ 6. also hired thiit wonderful
and today she is perfectly
moiporote throat and lung dim ‘
Dr Klus' View, Discov-
no othér merit his (in earth.
Coughs an Colds}
“tiles um it‘. H.
t on tree. n
60‘? ‘
1
’. Men's Split Foot Sort. line M co" . ,
31mm; mo. bionic regular price, as '
”pr” Saturday and Monday, 3 pro,
lnfanls’
Galvanized iron“ Chamber Polls.“
rounlsr price 138p.
’, "29¢
J J glitn‘rdny nnd
Filling in Madely Box.
on sold over where. 12W! on,
outlay. 3 put. 1
1 22¢
mixed
Slips. iihmburg and .l‘aintod Slop Jars. regular lime.
Loco trimmell, regular price 39c, 40c, . . 1,. ‘r -
.rri1 29¢ . A 29¢
Lndios’ Muslin Corset Cover 1 box Hiiilbllt'S li‘inc Linen
Hamburg and Val. lace trimmed
regular price 89c.
29¢ ‘
. l‘nd. value 400,
Writing Paper and one inch Linen:
29¢ .v
c
.uo
Lathes“ "Stylish
t palm “331530
«tinorrow. at
_,. n
Covert Costs,
dudes «tin itlined. light only;
attentions to
in elsewhere st ‘
iadio' and Mickey 46 inch
’ Tourist outs lull plotted back.
1 with belt, double hi‘éhstod trout.
Millers best quality of ion
0c: tile“!
Black Kelsey “M floningnnc
t (lusts. suitable for indies of luroe ‘
hip measure, mode in the odd sis»
his 35 37. 39, 415 up to 47-. at
’w
’is made of ii lll cloth with llll‘t-L- .401)
A ladies lap and body robod‘or. nuio‘ mote intilcs about. two fuel from the
mobile riding in cool or wild weather ground. The sleeves on; vory full
is made of fur. and has two spacious and have an overcnpe of three rumes
pockets for the feet. Ught stool ending at the shoulder with a bond ‘of
hoops are inserted to hold the robe; guipure‘ that: frills in front 10 the hem.
close to the wonrer thus wrupping the Still inside of this band of guipurc
robe about the. limbs and waist. To them is a strip of scarlet velvet braid.
discard the roboyou need but pull iti'l‘hi- culls are of gulpure. The coal
from run as you do an apron. fusions with a long Bold cord knotted
, The (-sseutlul ft‘llllll‘t. of tho foncy near the collar.
separate whists is (ininl iness and op- This is :1 doi ightful way to it): a. con-
portunirirs for elaborate hund- work tor- piece of fruit for the Thanksgiving
unllmiicd One (in Obtain a churmlngl table: Cut n sugar pumpkin ship-
“—- FM. 1
in tin,- ronior. and than till with n. var-
iety of choice fruits. , Place in small
TUt‘k on title. side marked “Plymouth!
and surround both the rock and the
ship with white (-iiiysuntliemunis and
grain in stulk. Stund all on a scrver
covered with a handsome dolly.
A dccidedmoveity this fall is the
turnover collar and cuffs of led her on
Wool shirt wnisis. The new raincoats
and tailored suits exhibit other uses
of leather in their lapcls. collars, cuffs
and wolstcosts, which are promised
an extensive vogue.
........_...
TELEPHONE 322-4.
To particular people; secure their confidence and retain it. [A single trial will convince you that our
goods are superior and our prices fair. The best of everything available here.
NEW ADDITION .
To our stock Almond Macaroon 5. Chocolate Macaroons. Cocoanut Macaroons.
melt in your mouth. Your neighbor will tell you how fine these goods are.
t ' " W." DRAKE’S POUND CAKES.
Venetian—Plain Raisin. Citron. Marble. Nut and Molasses Fruit.
These goods will
01
l . Not necessary to depend upon the home kitchen. These ready-to-cat foods are delicious and
desirable. ‘ ,
Delicious Batter, Coffee, Tess. Fresh Eggs. Double Cream Cheese, etc.
New goods orrlving daily.
harles E Seymour,
LEADING GROCER
33 Want Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
“ OUR "MAL EXTRA lNDUOEMEN‘l’O lN HIGH-GRADE GROCEHI I3 TIAB AND OO'FIII FOB .‘TO-
upnagw l9A'I' *Rgg‘fzt HERB) ARE A FEW GOOD RIAGONS WHY YOU IHOULD IUY YOUR IATA'LIXS
a stamp; Am 6 pumps Pm to Mumps rm
With one kg. l with 7 «has with i/ iii. Int
om - / Acme loop . Mini l‘l‘rs at 26c.
Rollins no. form t
it i ”.9"? "an 'l’EA (MIXED OR HLAOlf AT. 609. ’
uglwl .i-i 1 Lil. OHOIGB Nb. fl TIA (A glut ‘i‘dAlA film ,
0! I IA TIA). quggo.
1 LI. FANGY
It’ll“? MUCH ND‘JAVA” GOPPl‘p AT we.
AVA AND M chAlIO GOPFII, A 1' I“;
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