s
a.
mil
to
than (war the rugged hi ll! of I-.IulliiI
_ 1.3mm pole. but on they pressed.
{the cattle which [lull huh abandoned.
‘ Tho): awakened tho tummy and he said
may tenth. He had left his horses and
taken to the woods They scoured the
. 83. my.
I iii Kind You Han Always Bought
’ . Woof .. .
Il‘.
ties, ecoztIIII—~ally akin itching. At-ull
. ’«I‘.
‘cronu Btu. Lino Avoiding
I.‘ "_ “TVIQI.
. WWII). flotilfl-‘v-Mter an all-
like II Which Horace Ball of
with driving I herd of cattle.
fluorite Bwitwr and John H.
lilting an automobile. tho
cap over the New York
int). thereby avoiding service on
oohnnic’a lien. -
ANY built a house for Bull and
Her furnitlhed the muterlui. Bull
ted to buy for either.
til pin the two creditors heard that.
but token Illiil rattle and aturted
ow Ybrk. (honking tip Switzer’s
motor I ey dashed away in pursuit.
Up thiouxh Gosbon tho wont und
villa. Ouch then car was ditched and
coats may drove out on into a tale-
Nat beyond Whirl-villa they found
Them they noralled in It farm yard.
til". Ball httti gone on. A little later
tho motorists mono upon Bull‘s tine
underbruab but they could not catch
mun. Bull wus ovot the line in
He had in“ :1 note pinned to
a tree. It said: “Forty-tire minutes
1mm" Broadway-Gone Bull "
Swluer and Marcy have the cattle
and the homes. hilt. undot Connecticut
hut it. in doubtful 11‘ they Ian hold
them,
OA'STORIA
I'll! Infants and Children.
30m tho
.. , ,..
WILLlAMS COMING HERE.
Democratic Leader of the House
Talk In Connecticut.
. WASHINGTON, Oct. 12,—Althoulzh
he Will make i1 number or riuilpuigu
speeches in northern status, l'lnprosvn.
tutive .loim Sharp Willlumn. minority
leader of the house. will sidestep Nyw
York. Williams bun not hnd a. wry
oordiul tooling townrd Williuiu ll.
Hearst sinro the Ne“ \ oth editor lulu
pooned him no unmoII-ifulli in tho Inst
sesoion of Congress
The Mississippi slatosmnn is non
en route from tho south, and In tho
lllVlIfl-litm of the Dvmorratic congruen-
lonal onlnpuigu t‘OlilllllilBI“, will tuke
the stump in (lonnvctiout. Pennsyl-
vnnin Murylund and ilcluwuro. ()m- of
the conditions imposed by him when
he CUIll-It‘illotl to ontor tho t-zimpuign.
was thut ho With not to ho llb‘lit‘il to
make any Spef’t'httfl in Now York
state.
to
—-Any skin lit-hing is a tomper'or
tor. The more you scratch the worse
it lichen. llouu‘s Ointmont I-uros pi~
rug stores.
‘s‘rn'EEr PAVER STRUCK ev-cAn.
Falri'leld Man Narrowly Escaped Fatal
Injuries After Disregardlng
Warning
Neglecting to answer lllf‘ Ivm'ning
clung of II Iiolloi boll. Aitliur .l lieu
way aged 32 of Filllflf‘lil. wotkm: III on
the brick pavement t'oiIir‘uIt on South
Main street. in ilrlng-IpoIt IIIIII run
down by It Muin Rll't‘t'l (‘lll‘ at it!
o'I-lot‘k this morning, narrowly osoliir
ing with his life.
Fortunnloly tin:- tooth-r lilflfil'll hitn
to one nidI- us thI- (‘itl‘ pnsnvd hit-I pron.
irate i'orui. lie i'tii'tlllt‘ll with a few
bruises and II III-nip wound that. was
clotted with five mitt-hon. lie wus ut.
tt-lldHl by ilr. Kruuso at the Euler-
gency Hospital.
MAKES HOMELY WOMEN PRETTY.
No woman no matter how roguhu'
her features InuyI be can be culled
pretty if her complexion is bud Orino
Lnxntlie Fruit Sylup uidu digestion
and cloutu uullow hlotI hod comploxious
by atlniulutini: tho liver and bowels.
Orino laxative Ftult Syrup does not
lluunvuie or gripe und in mild and
plonuunt to take. Remember the
mono Orton and refuse to ncI-opt tiny
uubatitutn. i’lninted' a Drug Store and
The Clifford l’iiolmuoy.
AUTUMNAL WASHINGTON TOUR.
The New York. Now liuvon and
Hutttord “lllll'fmlil (Botnpuny nnuonnw
on autumnal tour to Wukltinnlon. I). it.
on (lumbar 24th vlu Now \‘wk unit
the Ponnnylyuniu In Royal liluI- llut-
nt I‘llli' hue tot IIli' round tIlp. 'lllu
numbvl‘ of tiI-kI-in will in: nirictly Illu-
iteIi. und will bu good going on rI-gulur
trninu on tho IIiIovo IlIIiII. rolurniuu
good until Now-miter 2d. and will con-
voy atop-over privllogou IIt Baitlmouu
Phlludolphlv. and Now Yotk. This
delightful I~xcuriiion "NOV/fl ample tinIII
to with on tho points of interest IIt
tho Nationnl ('upitot llll well an Arling-
ton. Mount Vi‘llitlil and Aloxnntlrin.
For full pnrtinulnru npply Itt onoo III
'i‘ioknt. Mont. Boo ad. in to~duy'u in»
Into. .
When Iltit—I‘vtlvou no on n atlli hunt
mtmrhlnm tithe lathe tutti bill I.
On Mon- ..
‘ in the larger cities.
Wu lnlk. allwnludury alterations
on garments porch-00d hora mo of
llhorgu.‘ .
ii Ll:
MOR"
WE CLOTHE MAN WOMAN AND CHILD FROM HEAD TO
l‘lcnr this fact ill mind:
“how other stores SC” for cash. the
lxiirgel CO. 5 store IIill ()pt'll a i ll \lx‘tii \t t 01 \l \\’llll its cu»
tomrrs. charging “0 more than other Horus I-hzirg'c for their goods.
and accepting convenient money puylnrnts instead of hoary cash
payments. Other stores stop right III-rr: your money or go without
llII- clothes. We extend to ('\‘L‘l'_\‘ rusttunrl‘. now or fllil. lllL‘ right to
F
open It charge account. instead of investing our llltlllt‘Y in first llltll‘l‘
:tlgrs, \\'(‘ buy lllL‘l‘t‘lliilltllSl' and M'll it to the llt‘lilllt‘ at u legitimate
FOOT.
have prepared special bargains throughout our beautiful and large establishment.
\
It has been our custom for the past six years to celebrate the opening of bur big stoize. on October 13, six years ago.w
A COMPLETE OUTFITTING sronn FOR PEOPLE OF ALL Apps.
. when we moved into our present location. To celebrate thin anniv‘et'oai’y we
Every article advertised in this sale speaks for itself People who know this store, know also of the wonderful vul-
ucs of its offerings. To them a bargain sale like this Is hailed with joyful acclaim. To thoée who do not know this store. if comes as an opportunity to make its acquaintance, at a time when it' Is at its
best—when all the stocks are complete with bright new things—when prices have been hammered to the very lowest notch for the purpose of advertising this store’ 3 great advantages as a shopping center.
i
profit.
Other merchants make a good profit, and you must pay them
spot cash for, what you buv or humble yourself and ask the accom~-
Inodation as a favor. 4i
WHY ASK FAVORS 1 ROM ANYBODY, When we offer you
the some privileges as the rich onjoy in all first class stores, without
humiliating yourself by asking? This is the reason why our store
deserves and receives more praise and attention than all other stores.
BOYS‘ SUITS.
I'loulIlI-~lII'I'uslI-d lx'nt-opnntn Suih. unidi- of
good \I'i-Ilring unlit-rial. in Mark. blue. or mix-
tui‘vs. rut ill lllt‘ IIcII'I'st style. ‘l'llt‘sc Suits- €qu-
nIIt IlL‘. duplicntwl IIIIyolIrrr llilili'l' Stun. (lul‘
Saturday and Monday Special,
$t.50.
EXTRA SPECIAL—MEN'S PANTS.
Nice mixtures and stripes. all II'IIIII worsted.» also runsimcrcs.
worth $3.00, and some more.
Special for Saturday and Monday. $1.50.
0
BOYS' REEFERS. $1.00.
liino ('lIinI‘lIilla lit-Idol's. \‘i'l') hvuvi. blue or lilili'lIl jun lllt'
thing for your boy to \I't‘ill' to l-‘It'lltltll; \\'Ul‘lll $2 so in $3.50.
Special for Saturday and Monday. $1. 00. ,
.I, to to
i
Sizes
~— we”...
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
(flit-yI-nnt- limit for missus nod lutliun. all colors.
750 to $2.98.
CHILDREN‘S BONNETS AND HATS.
llII- assortment. in no large as you IIuI iInd iii any Sprr'ittlt} «out
White and IItloroIl ~i|l<s. plush Vt'll’t‘l and Item
Skill. L'mtsackn and lutu~o-Sluu1irrn Aatrukhun plush.
5m: to 84.98.
.. LADIES‘ AND MISSES’ SWEATERS
Loiora WlIitr. Blue and Cardiuni. $.98 to 83. 98.
. log on “In.
pli‘nts ;
Vdcred.
All coyorn, made of heavy 'l'uf
feta Silks. rutlics and accordvon
‘sumc are hand embroi-
Prices from
$5.98 to $15.00.
' U
. SALE LIMITED TO TWO DAYS—SATURDAY AND MONDAY. ' ' ‘
. m
EXTRA SPECIAL : SILK TWO HUNDRED UMBRELLAS FOR 59:.
l PETTICOATS. '1 his is the greatest bargain ever Offered. A handSomt; assort-
ment of beautiful handles. 'lhe Umbrella is made Of fine gloria
serge paragon frame. (OVCT. cord and tassel. Worth $1.00.
Special for Saturdoy, 69c.
ONE HUNDRED UMBRELLAS, 98c.
\ou never saw anything to equal it for the price
handle ; worth $290.
Spe'cinl for Saturday, 98c.
Beautiful .
\ mmt lII- :iuliful tollrrtion of plaids and font I striprh. all body
SILK WAISTS AT $4. 98.
t.tilIn IIIIIdI .IIIII ltiIIIInt-Il. IIIIrlh $7 .tIII: ’ ~
SpeciaIi for Saturday. $4..98
GIRLS’ SCHOOL DRESSES. $1.50.
All sizes from (Ito i4. Beautiful checks and stripes.
Special. $1.50.
Vitri- llilllill-iillllt‘ :Ismrtntvul of fancy checks and plaids. also
Hll‘lllt‘si hoary Inuit-rial. good for I‘I'I-I'y day wvtir; Hilltl I'I‘t'rI'IleI-rc
UIII' prim-
for 75c.
'l'II‘rniIziiI‘v Skirts to no nil Silli'. till this srnson'n SlVlt‘bZ II'rll
luilIII'I-d; thl‘lll
in no other .«Ihor storv in lllt‘ city can you find u better sou-tow
mom of good Show for boys. girls. own and women.
them from
This. in tlttr Illilt‘ Ulllitf your to change your Curtains. Wr haw
them from
All tIuIrkrd special for Sulurdny‘k stilt: .
FALL SHIRT WAISTS AT 59c.
For Saturday. 59;.
BLACK BROADCLOTH SKIRTS. $2.98.
$5.00.
Special for Saturday. 32.98.
tlllurk ‘ouly t.
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
98c to 85m.
LACE CURTAINS.
49c up to 84.50.
H“... "mm... 4.». I... ~ .. t .
at... permit vault... 'oiIr Furniture Department in our batemont will but pmenmi with a handmnc Souvenir im. No purchase: memory to molvs 0m 0t dim Bouvcnin. bionoy to ho
We have
PORTIERES AND COUCH COVERS-I g... S
.\ \t‘l) nice assortment of good and full size Poi-titres; hand-
some colors
$3.50 to 87.50. X .
a
COMFORTABLES AND BLANKETS. ..
.\ vm' lino line of ( otnforlahleh. very prcil‘y patterns. .
Front 81.98 to 83.98..
CLOAKS AND SUITS
__ III tIllt Cloak and Suit Department you will find a greater mim-
nII'nt than ran he found III all The Norwalklt. Tourist Costa in black
and fInn-it-II. Handsome lancy and lilaok Suits. A h tiful IA.“
large usmrtmrul of Childrcu' II Coatu' In all nine». Lon ”R .Auto
(oats: also handsome bur-lined (.otIts. Cope: for all ladies. Stilt
Skirts and extra-size Skim for large women. iPricen range from‘the
iowoal to the medium. . .
Contot‘romumlofl »...
Suit; from 819.00 to “5.06. ..
Childrpn’ s Cools. from 82.50 10915.00.
”my .2
"814ch pmxcbmi‘u‘ ’ *
MerrrrizI-d sateen with broad accordeon rallies on bottom.
Worth 8I.oo.
For soul-III} Ina Illuminati ,
ui- ”amt-
11%;»: .
Norwalk Chronicler