when a in)
ketchiefs for
5c. 10c, 15c, 20c and 250 each.
Exceptional values. Tad;y at the opening of this stock there
are soo dozen to choose from. The prices will sell them last.
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FOR WQMEN.
very good and comfortable cream Colored Mercerized Cot»;
ton. ribbed. Just a nice welght with nice nap. long sleeves. Vests
and Pants to match. ankle
25c nndii50c each.
Second to none.
Perfect .
. .‘ Everything for
Men, Women and Children Absolutely pure linen. fine embroid-
crechlh'ce trimmed; etc. Prices for the collection includes Hand-
use AND sec LADIES‘ BELTS.
Three styles of Changeable Silk crush Belts. handsome buck-
les; farmer price has been 50c and 75c each
quantity to sell at a' price. ‘
Bought a large
u
try' s mnrhet
NECKWEAR
. Extensive exhibit oi Ladies Neckwear. This is a fine collec-
tion at about too styles 05 Ladies Fancy Collsrs'. They are rich
and beautiful eil'ects. We hive simply not the hlums oi the coun-
on exhibition for this sale.
LADIES’ SIi
$2. 25.
They are as handsome and career as found elsewhere for 54 ca.
The other Penn de Soie Wide in two styles. handsomely trim»
med good quality mate’nhl, price
$3 50
Worth $5.00.
[IRT WAISTS
Two specials for this said. One line Bnlltsntines in Black on
in White. made in eruisite Style, fer . '
l‘, ~.‘\ .-
El.
.."'
LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S
: GLGVES
.. of unusual values—the fashronnblebnshmere and Golf Gloves.
We have them in great quantities
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25c, 29c, 35c, and 500 pair.
LADIES: F035.
A bran new collection' in all styles-«Fox. Seble and Isabella.
ranging in prices from
$8. 98 to $25. 00 each
They are simply handsome.
FANCY BOX PAPER.
. ‘A long list of prides and extensive defiant
included in this sale are well wortliiv of your attention for they in
handsome, say nothing about the price. - 1
Vol Pspertrie to be
OFFERINGS IN
are very extensive. comprising everything' m Kid, Biscue oir‘ited"
Muslin Covered and Dressed Dolls. ' J
10c to S4. 00 each.
Prices from
DOLLS
the season.
BLACK
MERCERIZED
PE'I‘I‘IOOATS
FOR 'WOMEN‘. '
Stylish Accordion Plaits. made up tastilv. $2.00 and $2. 50
kind for
$1.25 and $1.50 each.
EllS'l NUliliith
\ The schooner Richard Udall has ar-
rived with a cargo of sand for Ray-
mond Brothers,
Edward Morrison and another Enst
Norwullt boy are planning to enlist. in
the United States regular army,
George Spragne, who has been ill
for some days. has been able to re-
sume his duties as manager of mm
net‘s East Sid? Store.
The. season or gnthorng seed oy-s
tors has closed and the hunt will not
do anything more on the nulmul
growth beds until spring.
Mrs, J. W. Davis tripped while going
down the cellar stairs of her boom in
Rowen street. Wednesday. and sustuln-
ed a sprained wrist and other pulntnl
injuries.
~The Rndel oyster steamer “Etta
May" has been taken out of commie»
clan and is anchored on the lists where
she will remain throughout the winter
in all probability.
The monthly business meeting at the
Epworth League of the Blast Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church will be
held next Monday night: at 7: «is o '.cldck
with Mrs G L. Griiiin, Fort street
The revival service at the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church last night, was
under the leadership of Rev. Robert
Ill. Jones. of Southoart. The mastitis
was largely attended and very interest-
lug.
The tire loss on the burn and out.
buildings of Raymond Brothers. at the
Raymond farm on Strawberry Hill.
last Friday night. was settled. yestcr~
day, by adjusters representing the
Jacob M. Layton agency
.0 Mustard. who (hiring the sum.
mer has been conductor on u Pullmuu
train. has been laid or: for n time ow-
iuu to the tool. that the help docs not .
Hill at this season of the your. lie is
likely to set number trnln shortly,
however.
The Pnslltno ioolhull tcum will hold
11 meeting in ltnndclls Hull. loumrrow
night. at 7. 30 oclock. The chiccl
will be to form so thlelll club.“ it
enough interest. is tit All Ecol
Norwsllt young men we “invited to be
present, and become members at the
organisation.
Rev. A L. Hubbard, of howsyton.
will conduct the Revival fiend mesh
rimsry room. Eugene
ebb desires all members and other
to give, Mr. Hub»
" number oi youn have organ»
Zhill bund. b4 improving.
‘ FUR ROBES.
Go-Cart Robes in various shapes and styles. inst opened for
A limited quantity,
$4. 25 upwards. .
w
purposes. The name or the club hi to
bc “Crescont' ' and comfortable qunr
ters will be secured as soon as pos
sible. The following ol‘licers have
been elected: President Russell Mnr
ray: Treasurer Otto Pooletrky; soc-
W. Conklin. .
Quite a number of young people}
from Eltst Norwslk are planning to nl- l
tend the High School Fair tonight and i
ic'lnortow evening in Red Mon 8 Hall. ',
Mrs. Georded Brown .0! Wilton sp5nt brother and friend from Dsuhury on
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Wil
llum T. Raymond. at The Msplcs
George Williamson, 01' River strtvcl
CANDY.
Delicious Candy. Today's special varieties are all extra spe-
cials for this sale.
100 and 205 per pound
Sunday.
Five out. of town melts spent
Thanksgiving with Thom“ Trendwell
has just completed several hundred and family
feel or (seed wall which adds to the
rotary, William Gehrmun; janitor. Cleo. bounty of his place and Its surround'
logs.
GLENBROOK.
A force of men are at work finish-
The Lyons Plains Whist Club met
‘. the residence of Olivia. Kellogg on
Wednesday evening
Miss Clara Banks in home from it
two weeks stay with Mrs. Georgi»
Sherwood Bradley.
Mrs. David Tarbell who has spent
(.nptalu Arthur Day has pumhued ing the gravel road oh (‘houluut Hill. the DEF"- W891i With ChBNBtl Johnson
the sloop “Bloatiblll” from Bridgeport .
parties. The “llrosdbill” wus origi-,
’nully built for Commodoro Fruncisl
lllllrilt uud won it! one time consider
ml it you fast bunt
'l‘no nnuunl meeting of the Advent ‘
(ll‘il'istinu Society \vns hold lust oven-l
iur M the church ultur the rogulur
Weekly social service. The oliicers
elected for the coming your are as fol-
lows: F. S. Aiusworlh. clerk: William
Byxbee. treasurer; Richard Blond,
chairman ct the committee members.
OscztrEPsrtrlck and H. M. Cooley. The
two connnltteomcn chosen are S. W.
Velsor and Hurry McNett.
Mts. E 9. Bowen, superintendent of
the infant department 01‘ the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school and her assistants. Mrs. Am-
brose Carpenter. Miss Mattie Mor
gen, Miss Bowen and Oscar tied-
msn, are srrlnglng for the Christmas
exercises of the department which
will be held on Monday afternoon. De»
camber 26 at 2. 80 o'clock. The ex-
cruises will be held in the new room.
which will be decorated wi h weeps.
and several Christmas trees and s Sun-
tn Clans. will be on hand with s pres-
ent for every ochooler. ‘
ROWAYTDN.
”one...“
’l‘lloulns Jarvis. who run a shall In
Mrs. Sylvmlor llelulnuton in vcry
lll ul bor boom in lirtmllslde.
Mr. null Mrs. Frank Mills. of Rowny-
lop. were Thnukuuivluc guests of with
”you in Wilton.
Miss Katherine Kllnclollcr, of llmv-i
nylon lulu been visiting Mitts Florence
llcncdlcl in Wilton.
Judson Willinmuon oi the West tilde.
has returned from Long island. where
he securud it load of produce.
There in line skating on the differ-
boy. is very much in evidence.
Mrs. Mary iticherds who was re».
aently threatened With pneumoniti. iii
still very ill at her home In Rowsyto'n.
Mr and Mrs. Harry director:
crept rind inn Grs e hiilitnsn. of
in Were recent u trot
vector limit lion rboltsldfl
ed club in East firmlit for social
it. w. tree or on family nu .
out ponds in this place. and the smell _,
15 to
. Silo,»
(‘hlsrcr ("oley and Robert
have been taken in Our
incline l. 0. O. F
\ir and bile. Frank li‘lttvll. or who
l‘mpn Sululllny ovuniuu won well attended
with Mr.
Gregory. .
loll, spout. Sunday
:tiull‘l', Mrs. l". W.
Th:. (lrnnbury Drumntit- (‘lub
ploy “'I‘ompltln'n lllrrll Mun“
evening in Washington
The proceeds will luv given in
Christian Union Church Society.
WES'I'PUKL
Oystermcn are busy
“stars"
hereuhontu and from all
terncon. Tea wss served st 5.
returned home.
Charles Focus} of New Haven
been visiting in town.
Miss Beatrice Smith who is a
debt at the scmlnery In Chambersburg.
P5. is one of the enthusiastic mom-
bern of the basketball team null plnys
soul of the '08 team. now «unused in‘
u series or some» for the school chom-
plrmship
leu.
but in Norwulll.
RSV.
his old parish. Elisabelbtown N
and will loath born February 1,
.Goley.
eels Blcmtord. ‘
bottle born. under doctors «are.
or home in
Herbert
A as:
in
Hartford
hm... imliul chords
Lodge liull.‘
huttilng with
counts there is an abundance of them.
The Beuehcont Society of the (ton-
vocational Church that at the horn» of
Mrs. Nellianiel Kirk. Wednesday a!-
Mlss Curriehrndiey. who has bnnn
visiting friends in Newborn, N. i'..
Friends from New York lump born
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. ll.
(,1. it. Dllnuchuckc has roturmvll lrmu
it, Visit with rrlcude in New York.
Mills Alberto Darrow lulu bvtvu visit-
.lnbnv. tinnitus is to ovluru to
Mrs. J. ii film. of Shelton. In the
guest at her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W.
fillies illvs Mcliilwce is vlsltlng relu- .
Mwsrd Spring is eritcslly ii at his ”
Mrs n. c wmtmtm, who llssbcen ‘
vlsltlnl relatives litre. hits returned
lute returned to ,‘
(”lurk and (until) returned on Thursday to‘
lirolltcrs‘ I her home in Bridgeport.
| The concert nnd supper given by the
Indies or Emmanuel Church parish on
~‘und tho tronsulv in $28 richer 4 -
’l‘ he mmil friends of Miss Ethel Sul-
mnn are rejoicing over the good “(“Vh‘
that she is improving rnpldly from her
recent illness of scarlet lover.
Mrs. L. R. Hoyt. who has been in
3 Bridgeport. most 0! the fall nesistlng in
'llle cure of. her sister who has been
very ill returiell to her home hero on
Tuetulay. .
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tresdwell. or
Belhel. entertained sixteen at dinner
on Thanksgiving Day. Amen: them
were Mr. and Mrs. l. N. Thorpe. F'rsnk
Lyon and telnlly. bl. J McCarthy, wife
and son of this place.
will
this
the
El"
“women love a clear. healthy corn-
plcxlon. Pure blood molten u. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters metros pure blood.
GOVERNOR GH3¥IIRLMN A FOR-
Grand Secretary Funk A. “bunny
and John F. Conroy‘s. of Hartford.
went to Mcridcn, Wellhead” evening.
to attend a. class initiation ot‘ the For
tlulol‘lt or Americu in that. city. A
class or 200 cnmlictcs wuu lnltnutod.
will! mount: lllotm who received the
degree wun (lovcl'nor (litulnbvrhllu.
A...” u mumm...“ . “meme-4..
A PLEASANT PlLL.
hnu
has
“N
Al-
its lloWitl'u thllo Enrly llluoru.
Will's Lillie Early Risers tho so mild
and utterly.» llml lHlllilirull dullcntc Imi-
ict und wcnk poopln mljoy their «front
hint; client, whileI strong people my
they are the bcsti ivor pills sold. Sold
Tit Gilli 0rd Pits nicer.
l’..
who has on. 5
hell V,
No pill bl m; plcnnnnl. nnd Willis/ll
p.
NO MORE SUFFERING.
it you are troubled with indigestion
get a botlle or Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
*and see how quickly it will cure you.
George A. Thomson, of Spencer. is..
says: "Have had Dyspepsia l'or twen.
ty years. My case was almost hope-
less. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure was rec-
ommended and i used it few bottles of
it and it is the only thing that has re
lieved me. Would not be without. it.
Have doctored with local physicians
and also at Chicago .nnd even went
to Norway with hopes of getting some
relief, but Kodol Dyspepsin Cure is the
only remedy that has done me any
Egood, and l heartily recommend it Ev-
my person suffering ulth indigestion
or Dyspepsia should “30 it " Sold by
The (‘lltfortl Pharmacy, ev-
1!
”0
Use STANDARD Fixtures for
your Bath Room. They are
Clean. Neal and Durable.
Horace R. Nash.
con. N. MAIN AND weer are.
so. uoswsts couu.
a»... “a stem nmbmssum WW. .u
«mean». an»... 4....
Specials l
RANDY GRWIRY IUTTIIt VIII
ADVANCE SALE OF CARDS,
BOOKS, and B‘OOKLETS.
has already begun. We have everything you may desire.
None carried from last year.
BASKET SALE.
Pretty Baskets. made of Sweet Grass and Fancy Splint. Ev- 7 '-
cry imaginable style, for ’
IOc upward.
Will make you wonder how they melee them for such a price. 5 N
COMFORTABLES
Warm. Extra size and weight; up shoddy. all white cotton.
Handsome designs. home tied, ranging in price from
$1 00 to $4.00
BRISTOL'S SCARLET FEVER EP
DICEM
BRISTOL. Dear-Fritz. the fifteen-
yesr-old son or Mr. and Mrs. Auldbuch.
died yesterday .trom scarlet tever.
making the sixth death here from this
infection within three weeks.
WALL PAPER
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oun ITOOK or new eoooe
titer m is A LlT'I‘LIi LARGER
men even serene. '
WONDERFUL HOW LOW YOU
em IUY Nice noose Hens. vou
KNOW we 00 The worm in run
vsnv un- «Aubert.
WORK.
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WI HAY! TAKCN A .000
MANY oourmre POI "OHS!
PAIN'HNI AND WILL II GLAD, 1'0
QUINN ”OUR” FOR YOUR
WI TRY 1'0 BARRY IN OMS
IVIIY‘I’HINO YOU NIID FOR TH!
BIOGRATIONO 0' YOUR HOUII
E. E Gorinn’s?
R. NORWALK.
NEW.
each.
post at sexton in Belgium to.
his must hays grsdustcd t
school ‘
. AGENCIES.
ALLlueURANcI hush
hostesses no Ally.
IOAT 'r entire.
2 sour-in cMAlN drill
'I'Il Cllu . 306-4; ‘
39 Wall St” New“
In factory agent; for the to
lOLDSMOBILE. all "VI
The WHITL. I
FRANKLIM
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Will demenhtm‘e on
machines to Interested .
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