Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 6, 1907 · page 6

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~0ur.0vereoats represent the tatut ideal of the finest tailor: in
the land. They are models that wellfireued men are wearing today
Ir. all of the fashion centeru. 12"
when you. buy of us you have the, satisfaction of knowmg that
you are getting the very latest there in.
Our Overcoat: from $10 to 835 are the best values that we could
find. '

Hea vy ‘Weuarable's
For Out-of-door' Workers

ULSTERS. REEFERS. CORDUROY and LEATHER REVERSIBLE.
SHEEPSKIN LINED COATS, RUSSIAN VESTS. CARDIGAN JACK-
ETS, SWEATER COATS. SWEATERS, CLOTH, PLUSH AND FUR
CAPS. EAR MUFFS, HEAVY UNDERWEAR, WOOL HOSIERY,
FLANNEL SHIRTS, WARM GLOVES, MITTENS, ETC.

~ lillis H. Selletlt,

ctormuc our": room sour.

48-50 Wall Street, Norwnlk.

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per lot _ . 8 per ton.
" - ‘l‘ry a ton of our-no.2 NU? COAL. it "lights quickly, makes a

hot, lively. fire suitable tor baiting. broilittg,~lrying, betting, routing
and heating your house. ‘ ‘

HARRIS R-cnusco. *

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Ihanksgrvmg Turkeys I
JERSEY NATIVE runkev ............M27c Ll.
Home nnzssen nmsrmc‘ cutcxzmmts. . . ,
rowts ............................. 13¢ to.
mean snootozna no to.
HOME me: “once,

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n Walhlflm Street South Kermit

 

A! M s. éMITI-Ia. 002$
‘ Advance Sale of Dolls. I

Now is the time to make your pur-
chuee for Xmas.

THE animal?

» into rho. courts.

' Dincovcry, the grant medicine. that
' loved. his life and completely cured
. him."
’ ll. Baxter, tlrusgist.

‘ PURCHACING AGENT TO MANNY.

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cotmlc'rtcur ”uteri .

The following were turned lint-umber
:lrti, Itto’i; Lint tttrninht-II lrutn oillro
of A. M. Wmmtrr, mllt'ltot' of litllPlIIil.
lirltlgopori. (.‘unn‘.

Eruimt it. Iiupt't'ttft, lirldm-po't, gnu
prmlttwr,

FI'QNIt-I'lt‘k E. ilownru, Now Huron.
Hitlti‘t' tire holder. I
Allwrt A. Page, EIIML Z.’ ' I: run: '
H. Show, Nt'w linvnn, door I‘IIti . null '

bundle. - t;
(ltmrge AC Long. linrtit'rtl‘, i ‘t pliant
puy uttttion. ‘ I
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poultry rmmt.
Allwt'l A, Mirth, Ni‘i’.‘ llv; :t'.I, I! 'I .

Ilfltlllillt', ’l‘t‘t‘t'Ili ,l m .

vhm'k. V .. ..

Wm. lll't'WHIt‘t'y‘ML (night AM i- ‘
twill. ~ ' .
W. A. COIIIMOI'R. ”t‘lll I, Inn I"”.Il‘ i
loting uppnrutun. I ,
(loo, I'. Fourier, New London, inl: ‘
:Irrnngonmnt tor printing lilt'Hler.
Arthur H. l'nrtwr, liriulol,\rlm-k key. .
. .lnmew Widt'ldgv, and ti. :4. Wilcox,
Middle-livid, night for lit'v’nrtnu; ‘
TRADE MARKS.
Winchester Itcptvnting Arum (‘o..
New Haven, loadvd pan-I' ultot uhrvllu.
l.Ailiv3I.S,
Avnw i-IhI-nr (10., lirltlzoport, "()vul”
tit)!" uhtvttt'tli. *

- Many ills ('0th from itnpuro blood. .
Can't have puro blood with faulty di- .
gr-Ittion, lazy llvcr and sluggish ho
wells. Burdock Blood iiittorn strong-
thonn Hittlilal'lt. bowls and liver, and
ourlllcu the blond.

 

NEW HAVEN LECTURER DEAD. .

NEW H’tl‘idN, Ill't'. ti.~ Ilt', (‘lmt'lvu
A. lmrnwn. Wt‘ll Luown no u ivr'turor, '
tl'tntl mtdIII-nly ul’ hont't Il'lllllllt' IIIII‘iII',r
tlw night, ilriwuu li civil Wnr veteran »
nnri It'mt rm ditty III Fortress Monrol'.
Vii” Whlli‘ .II’I'I’I'i'iiOll lion». won confin-
vri tIIt‘t‘ta Still!" tinw ngo wiwt| ”film‘-
tIl'Noluon A. Mile» wuu Ituhjmttéti I".
criticism in u illtlt‘lltltiloll of tho trout-
‘tu'enhot Mr; Davis, Mr. ltnrmon ('Hilw ,
into untim- hy his riotous-w of the genvr.
til.
your. lie in tilil'l’lvt'tl by u widow and
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. STOP THAT. COLD

or it may l'L'tllll‘I in pneumonia. Bro,
rzlllim ilnhn ht breaking up ttoltlo when
ovor tried, nlInoNt without cxrr-ption.
ltt, 2:7, {.m- illltl slim bottles. The (Illi-
fot‘ti, llnxtt't‘n nnrl I'Iniuit'tl's. 'f
MANVi ILLINOIS SALOONS CLOSED. ,

CHICAGO, ”01'. It, lluntirmlu ot un- .
lonIIN worn tlmwl Ill illinoin totlny, the
lot-ill option voIo-Il III lIll' Inst election
in It l‘fillllllt'rl Ill,'f'lillllllL{ t‘flt't'lli‘t‘ zit
midnight
lolly "dry.” whllt' HIX :Illow saloons in
only 9 low precincts. 'l'lIt- .t'ountit'ls
prinr'lpnlly :tth't'INl Iil't‘ III tho South-
c-t'II llt'l‘it, and l't'llt't'l Illt: wnvr: or pro-

hihltlon than him hr-vn uwucping up .

ltout tho small, The following roun-
Ilt'fi nrg- nougwlthout saloons: Erl-
wilrtlx, l'ohnson, Monitor, Popv, Union._
Wuhusb, Williamson and ('ulhoun. ..
ONLY CURE fiOI-‘l DVSPEPSIA, .
Mm, Franklin Ullh‘ll, oi Now-Cumin,
Del, Royn: "l nutter-ml for yours with
tlyrtpt-puin, Inn-d to Illll't' grunt Illutrvsrc
unri belching.
could hour of, Illil nothing In‘lpml Int:
until i took ilmzliitm Hahn, and onu no
m-nr imttln cured Inv complotcly,"
For stilt- Ivy II, Ii. l’lnluttvd, I". it.
”mum and Th» Clifford l’hnrtnnr‘y "
OBJECT TO CARBONIC GAS COM PA-
NIES. ,
SAIIA'I’DIIA, .\'. Y, Doc. "I - A l‘ltI-
zvm-I' «onunittoo In about to take stops:
to provent thv nuturul carbonic gm:
mmpnniva from further opt-rattion fill
this district. It is vlnttru-d thnt unlrsm
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pumping tht- gas out orltho llllllt‘l‘a' _

watt-r veins Itt tlwlr plants south of
tho city the springs which have "tilflt'
this city fornouu will be ruined. It is
expected thnt'tho companion will make
a light and the manor will In. token

NW
A DANGEROUS DEADLOCK
that. sometimes tormlntttcs totally in
tho stoppage of liver and bowel func-
tions. 'l'o quickly and this condition
without tllnngrvonble- so notions, Dr.
King's New Lilo I’ills mould nlwnys
be your remedy. (iuttrftntoed Illli-IO'
lutely notisfnr-tory in every rune or
noney back. at P‘. ll. Baxter's drug
sIore. 25c. "

JAPANESE DISCUSSING IMMIGRA'
TION

TOKIO,» Doc. ti.~—A comntittI-r- from
tho immigration ngonciott horn has held
a conference with Minister iiuyushl.
who announced that the plan of the
.lnpnnorw gottornment, was closely to
limit all immigration to the United
States and Canada. Some members of
the committee angrily announced their
oppouition to this trauma, but Minister
Hnyauhl remained firm and diumimti
the committee without changing his
attitude and maklhg'no comprotnlnc.

A REAL WONDERLAND.

South Dakota, with its rich sliver
mines, bonanza farms. wide ranges and
strange natural formations. in it voti-
tablr- wonderland. At Mound City, in .
the home OI‘MI‘S. E, i'). (.Ilapp, It won«
derful case of healing has lately oc-
curred. Her son neemed near death
with lung and throat trouble. “Ex-
haunting coughing apt-Ila occurred ev-
ery live minutes," Writer Mrs. Clapp.
”when i bean giving Dr. King's New

Guaranteed ”tor coughs and

colds. throat and lung troublcn, by l'.
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Announcement was made today of the
engagement. of Mrs, Prnnk T. Wyckoff.
of Stamford, to A. B. Mitchell, of New
Haven. pttrt'hnlln' agent and engineer
or test: an the New Ham: road. It In
stated that the first intimation given
the friends of the couple of their be-
trotbainmt at a dinner at which they
and name friends were 9769!!!!" at tho
iiomeutetul hotel, lint Springs, VIL.
about two Week: 0;in.
lam-d— .
HIRI'I 9009 ADVICE.

' O. a. Woolever, one or the but
known merchants of he flay-ville, N.
Y.. Ian; 'le you are ever troubled,
with piles, apply Bucklen‘n "*Arnica
Intro. it. cured me at them tor and
20 your: ego." Cum every sore.

 

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pa wntumcto REM ”you uonwnut

wound. burn or IMIOIOD. 25c It F. ii.
Outer: drug store. to a.

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. THE LEADING OUTFITI‘ERS FOR MEN,

 

 

 

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YO" Want *0 Save Money on Your SUITS. COATS, and WEARING APPAREL
~ , .15; GENERAL, DON’T your ‘ , .

W We have decided-to Sacrifice profits in all departments in order t6 increase
hotness during this month, and give you purchasing advantages that no other store

can duplicate”; ' In t'addit’itm ’to these advantages,

we. will" give you the privilege T 0

OPEN OR RENEW iYOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT, and all customers who have

not got the read

cash, or those who are reinctant about drawing their money from

the Savings Bait ,-may take advantage of our liberal offer. ,We charge nothing .

return for ‘this‘privilege, and accord the same». polite treatment to‘cvcry one. Trading

with us y0u need but a small outlay of ready cash. You do not sacrifice quality, you
don t. have to deprive yourself of other necessities and commodities. After satisfying
us WIth your small weekly payment, you are in possession of the rest of your weekly

wages. » You are never cramped

for readycas‘h.’ You can open a bank acéount and

start on‘tlie'roadId,ptpspe‘rity. Don’t you think it worth trying? ,

- . BeSIdesjll’I’nlshing you :and your family with wearing apparel, wecan also supply
you WIth household clients. Our Furniture Department‘is pronOunced by everyone
who has vrsrtcd the same to be absolutely above everything eyer shown'i'n The Not-

 

WaikWS. Thcre i's‘a're'fined look ”and air in. our furniture that makes everyone exclaim I
“Isnt that beautiful?” “ISII'I'I"that”lltilitll‘tt)"illé“.w ., ” 7 ' ' ' H M H ' ' ‘ ’
~0ur prices-are not higher than other stores ’a‘sk

'f0r “infciior qualities. We can

furnish your entire hause‘ with Mailings, Rugs, Bedroom and 'Diningroom Sets, Parlor

' ”furniture, and all other accessories that take to makeupmwell furnished house. and

all for a smallcutlay of r'endy cash. Good credit is us‘good hit asset as ready money,
and every busmess man will readily acknowledge this fact, and every businessman
who enjoys good credit holds it sacred above all. "

 

Now Read About‘the Many Good and Useful ThingsWhich Have'Been Sharply Ric“-
duced to Prices and Will Hold Good From Now On Until Christinas. '

Furniture Department. - ’4

9xt2 Kurdestan Rugs. beautiful Turkish or Oriental dc-

. signs. can he used on both sides: worth and sold everywhere

for $I8.oo. During this month we will sell them for $12.50.
CASH OR CREDIT. .

Pictures For Your Parlor, Sitting
or Dmmgroom. "

Real Pastels,” Color Prints, Photo Engravure, all in gold
frames guaranteed not to tarnish; all very beautiful scenes
and subjects. From 35c to $5.90 each. ‘ -

' CASH OR-‘CREDIT.

Plate Racks For Your Diningroom.

They are finished in mission. weathered or golden oak,‘ up-
ward of twenty styles to 'selcct from; all sizes. one shelf, two
shelves cod three shelves, complete with books. No dining-
room 15 complete without one or two of these useful ornaments

. for your mugs or plates. Prices from 98c to $3.00. Special.

., White Enameled Beds and Springs.

We represent the best made Bed in the country. Our ~

springs are guaranteed to last énd give satisfaction. If same

are not to your entire satisfaction. we are allowed to return

them to the factory and replace them toflyou with new springs.
, Can anything be more fair? Prices from $2.98 to $8.00. ‘
CASH OR CREDIT.

Tables, Dining Chairs. Buffets and Sideboards, Hall Racks,

 

‘ Leather turd Velour Couchee, Mhrri; Chairs, BOORCases, Dressers,

Mattresses All Sanitary Manufactured.

We have them in all sizes, tWo pieced or in one piece, all
THEAIIC of pure white cctton or combination fiber, from $3.98
up to $I6.oo.

CASH OR CREDIT.

Parlor T allies ,

L In oak. mahogany and birds-eye maple; round, square and-

oblong, peg-stall or, tWistcd legs. beautifully polished and ven-
eered. Also Parlor Cabinets for bric-a-brac ornaments. Ta-
bles from 75c to $15.00.

CASH 0R CREDIT.

Quaker Ranges.

Guaranteed the best Ranges ever put on the market.
They cost a little more than'most Ranges do. but a little more
for the best thing made is always the cheapest. Come. in and

, we will explain its good qualities,

CASH OR CREDIT. ' ,

Music Cabinets and Ladies’ Writing Desks.

No larger assortment to be found anywhere. We guar-
antee every piece sold to you in good and perfect candition.
Before buying elsewhere it would pay you to investigate.
Prices for Desks, $4.98 to $x5.oo. Cabinets, from $7.98 to

$15.00. ,
CASH OR CREDIT. .
Dressing Tables. Chiffonicrs, Bed Couches. Dining

 

China Closets, Parlor Rockers, Bedroom Chairs, Children's Chairs,

Oil Cloths, Mattings, Small Rugs, Cocoanut Mats, Kitchen Chairs. Cradles, Go-Carts, Quilts and Blankets, Porticres, Table

Covers, Lace Curtains, Oil Heaters. EVERYTHING
PAYMENTS AND AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

NEEDED FOR YOUR HOME—AND EVERYTHING ON EASY

 

CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

Men as 9’ rule are not given to bargain hunting, but we have made very sharp price cuttings in this department.
and we see noWre‘ason' why men should not be as ready to take advantage of a good thing 'as quickly as the women. We
wrll sell you a goodSutt i0r§tooo 'or $12.00 that no other store in the citycan duplicate for the price. We will Sell about
two hundred Boys' Sutts for ”half the’iégular selling price, and if you will"’bring your youngsters in here you Will be sur-

prised for how little
Weekly payments.

you can dress them in good Clothing. You can open a charge account and settle your bill in small

BOYS’ KNEE PANTS. ‘

About two hundred pairs. sizes from 4 to 16, regular u50c pants; sale price, 15c. ‘
Two hundred pairs Knee Pants, cites 4 to x6. 75c values, ior 50c. '

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TAILOR MADE SUITS FOR LADIES.

Our stock is. still complete with all the newest models, colors and styles. We guarantee to fit and we make alter-

ations absolutely free of charge. Our prices are alway
. cured elsewhere. “ We will save you twenty-five per card!

of charging your purchases with no extra charge

Suits from $15.00 to $35.00.

as low, and in most instances low", than same goods can be pro—
.' onWyour purchases during this sale and .will give you the privilege
for this pnvrlegc. You can uettle your bills in cady weekly payments.

WHITE LAWN, WAISTS.

'3 About fifty dozen of fine White Waists to clone out during sale for 98¢: worth not less than $I.50. Also a great many ‘

of other styles in different matcrialo, from 75c to $1.25.

 

- Fur ,, Department.

Japanete Mink Boas and Mutts. Sable Fox Boas and
Mutts. natural Squirrel Muff and 8033. Optimum Sets. Every
piece we sell bean out stamp of guarantee. Prices the very
lowest consistent with good quality.

‘ ‘ CASH OR CREDIT. ’

Coat Department

Special for this month. III long as they last. fifty long coats
of nice mixtures, also plain colors. loose or half tight luring.

"spectatmmuwtw ,

», ennui: accoutlfro on cash.

 

 

b‘aracni Plush Coats *

Skinner sat ' lined throughout. 34 inches long. Prince
Chap styles. 3 back. Special, $22.50. .
' CASH OR CREDIT.

Misscs’ and Children’s Coats.

We heed any but very littlc about. this department: it I!
9 known fact tint we carry the best and largest assortment
In Th Normalize. and that we sell more coats titan all the
more: .ombtneo. Bring your girlr. in by: and we will fit them.
From$3m to $15.00.} ’ . .
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