Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 31, 1908 · page 7

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111111111 SATURDAY and 1101111“ 111111111.

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We will hold the Last Two Days of the most sensational saerlfrerng“a11il‘ hfihfefliflg’ " up, at.“
known In the history of The NorWalks. After that out business will resume the oill " ‘ '

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legitimate conditions. We know it isn ’t fair to our competitors to“ sell goods at 111111 ridiculous
’ prices, but we have been forced to it—and now we will go them one better, and will soil good
merchandise at prices that will knock out all competition. . . - , ,

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That our former sales have always been genuine bargain solos we can prove by hundreds of
men and women who usually take advantage of our special offerings, but pothuig like this has ever

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SEE OUR 15c COUNTER. as high as $11. Quilts. from $1 to $3.98 regular $25.00. to close out at this sale" for half their.
We have put together all kinds of Underwear ' prices. All these will be sold for half our regular former price. ' '

3" ior‘chlidreii. 9.111 kinds of Hats and Caps. all kinds selling price. ‘ ' . '\ ‘ Men's Shooters, $1.00. Men's Cardigan Coats,
" oi lilouse Waists: and a lot of other notions. -\"'. Lace Curtains, 'l’ortieres, Counterpanes. for 3;,st ‘ i .

ticles worth as high as $1.00. all at 151' eat‘h. .\sk lIali our regular selling prices. The price to you Men's and Boys' Overcoats from $200 to $3.00-

to see that 15C counter. will mean almost nothing. W 0an double. '-

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SILK AND LACE NET WAXST ' lxurr u an 1g '9 g $ "‘1‘ r‘1i'5'l'1Vnc knee pants Suits, black thibet and

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l' 'e '1 be'IutIiul assortment. mees I'm 'c wdl wear l1ke a bod Lrusscis; Very handsome
\\ e 1.11 . 1 1 l ' i1 ‘ Y . diagonals, for $1.50 and $2-

tronl $3.75 to $15. all to go at half price during patterns. Forthis sale $10; worth $18.

, , Youn men's Suits lon ants sizes! t 20
l’arlor Cylinder Stoves. nickel tnmmed, the g i ' gp ' ‘ 4 U '

this sale.

. _ . ~ , , , for $3.00 a suit.
Petticoats I)! all (lcse’l’lplmllh, from 75c to :53. best heaters 1n the world. ,“c are gomg to lasc

Men's Suits, odd sizes, only one or two suits

to go at half price. a lot of money on them, but rather than carry to
1" I” “lied COIN-1'. $18-50? Wm“ 535 and 3540- them until next season we will close them out for ”f a kmd' $3 and 55' ‘
Caracul Plush Coats for $12.51). 1m“- price: $5.00, for $150, 55,00 for $300, $8.00 Men' 5 “bite Stilt Bosom Shirts for 50¢.
ClotlIVaIld I’lush Capes. ’l‘hese rapes are worth for $4.00. $on for $51 $1500 for 57-50- .Come in \Vorth $100. \
trom $8 to $15. \\ 9 mil close them 1111:Vi1:r$V3V-93 early and take your choice. - ~ Mons and boys {ouraply Linen €011“ng Palm
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. 1111. hundred Slum for 00111111 1 '11 V) t Llltna lorlet Bets. ten PM?“ .10 a m, worth for 259. V V . .
brown and matures. from $1.51) to $7.50. [Jack o i V . V Fl L' d 51 . d V
Silk and Voile Skirts 1mm :15 t11$lo. Worth 13-0”- 0' “331’? 3‘" Men's me It" "Its an .Qrawcrs- for
' '2' more than double. 1. . l’arlor and Dinmg Room Pictures, handsome 39c. .Vqutht 75¢. ‘ . . /
“tailor—made Suits for misses and ladies, $5. gilt frames. all go at'half price. ‘ Boyn’ Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers for 25¢.
1 $7.511. up to $15. “0th double Fur Mufis and boas. also Mink and Squirrel pm“ 33033 you up”, woman AND
75 Children's and Misses' (oats, regardless ot so” We still have a v"), fine assortment of J . CHILDREN. - .
former prices, all for $3198- 5‘7"“ 4 i" '6' these goods. on hand. it will pay you to i11vcst., Lndies’ Storm Rubbers, worth 75c, for 48c. ;

Cra'anettc and Silk Rubberized Rain Coats . . . . , . . . . V
‘ Izvery pIeee Is guaranteed first class. Prrees less; Lntltu’ Storm Rubbers, worth 65c, for 45c. 11

for women. $5.98 and $8.50. ..
BLANKETS AND 901135 FOR 11111111111101“an 1 . Muukubbm. worth $100.10: 60 aha (19c

HALF PRICE. - ' Long loose and hall-titted Broadcloth Coats. Bomfiubhern,worth 75"., for 50¢. ., “.1
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We have a big assortment on hand. Blankets black and colors. regulnr pnces from $7.V50 to ‘ Dilificnl Robbers, worth ”(at '1 M11 .V t.

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This sale 18 for TWO 11an ONLY. After 1111: we will show our smug 11.... and §
our business same as before~CHAllGE ACCOVUVNTS AND EASLI’AYMENTS T0 Aw Witt)

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1 1 1 III 500"“ l0 much but!" «M ho III till. to
Frank L. Bmlth, or Rowan street. get down still! to! West.

has been laid up ftor 11 not: with the A very dangerous ban m no men

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own, and has ranned htb work in: r or thllun 'l'otd
Several well-Mn but Nomllr the ln 'Wln old street. Nnrbytbfl

$1.131“ 1:313:11: coward with 1113’ nre we. . ptlaVVot several WM '

p dance ta , I W

last night In Lockwood'n Hall, Nor: 2w“! horgvezdfinqt [affix

nnlk breeze blowing from the
Cnptalh Leltoy Decker or the steam. many people were much alarmed

er “tampon“? (rho has been laid up tbe‘dnnger. , . If

11 onto 11 Value avenue by an at. 011 taln Charla Dnlel Tobey. of ‘

the or the grip. 111 able to set about the 3......” "11111:; class and other“

Main ~ turn to out orlt to
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“M“b Chm 111111111191 11111 even- last Vrzgnt 11111: one 1.111111%; '

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tondanitce In hoped tor. . -. . hot stove Ca '. (mm. It...
”Wicks ot Roy/nylon, was the Hefner's on the at!“ assured bl
try 0! his nlntor, Mu. William this mornlut “I“! the em WI! W
5071118111..“ Cottage avenue. and of remarkable one 11-11mm»
n uncle. James L'Hommedloufi of 111mm
South Osborn avenue. r4 The two game: in the 9001 ,WW
Jonson W Haynes. 'ho had been meat of Mayflower Hoot: nth
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But Norwulk, bu resumed his dunes played
at the Fox Cycle and Hardware Conn James 101.113.1315 1111de
M“! lime in South Norwnlk. bllfl’fh 75‘,‘ MC
The'Cotmeetchit 00111111111411 repair 0 "e 5‘"
car descended on the Dorian Point Th.” "'3 all ”Jutfimgn,“
brunch o! the local trolley system this “0““ 0 ‘ Ill“ ‘3
moi-nip; bright and Nearly The crew “m" ." 91ml“ ‘_ “in
bad to step about likely to keep warm ‘3' @9317"
Jnmen‘ L. Hoyt, or (love avenue. who 1 harbor. 1h tiring;
has been baring n hard slope or Ill- ”'0?" “5 ”vii“ 1111:. (ll
non for several when,“ now able to “We M 3 i C m a,
get about 11111 borne, 111011311 11'. 1111111:to 01.0 11111 W W" “4th
yet able to return to bit-Ineli- duties. ”if!” ”hw‘iz‘fi‘e “At a.»
The explosion at Monday nl'ght eon- 11.11%; co the!!! 1‘2“” am
times a mystery. Though many real- ”I“ 0913‘“ 3 very,
dents heard it. it has been lmpoulble oyster n ”(a a on: (up a“; V ' "
to let any clue as to where it nethul- went “if?“ '1 so? (triad. 'vlt '1'- '
grneecurred. No durable anu been lie. l.“ “Rigid? (gong; V‘qt‘V‘er Fur:
The out Norwnlh' worst (111111 «111 “,0“: 3,3 m ' '
meet next \ledncldo! evening with mtho creditol'tho
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Eldood, or their ,sodo described!!! the“ .. .
home In Rowan street; This new. "“0, lead!!!
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mfaowgm 7' “‘9’ 3” victim 11va Vfemur. parent-deal“
' floor 11 t 8 WM
Mounted 111111 Currier wuum 0.11., 3?. 111.1er" attache. .111
Merritt resumed his duties today at Ma'rrln coal yam, 11; View '9!
the South Nomolbjutodtce. hurling m1. 11ml)“ “111.3 out
recovered practically Iran the Injury hour- W09! Gunilla mp
to his foot which be received a You “men m”, In: {nomad reel
5 day are on his route: 111m. cook in 1101*.”
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coders Coleman. of H t street pronto! tho an.

continue- ln 3 critical oohdlt n at the an l.lclpuen that
Norwalh Hospital, though ho- penned a evocation until tho. retugg'hV
fairly comfortable nlsht and is more As a further 11101111110111 .
ration] today. Mr Coleman has a WWM:W’“1 “9, J...
bad one or double pneumonia. name exam: bore . .

There ls‘ but we little ch so in M We" M1 cWV-VW .
the condition or re Ella fine.” of “HIM!” it”,
076801! Boulehrd.‘ Mrs. Blno'uu ettabout one our,
been 111 0! shaman 1111- about r111 the ham chm
Idaho, undihfl not been taproot-s ' r'i.
utmuhrr runny friend: would 1 .
like to up her: ' r' '
1111.1 11101111111111 Meade Ié’nrued today
with much regret oftb‘c Mth' ot- Aton-
nnder who he won‘rne'ucloneu in
1 those commissioner“ some up
Hourly til at‘ the Nombt lie-punt.

where be 11.1 when a short that up .
Ilr. urlttowt'onnorlyruldrdbm - - fl}. 31 1 . ,

llr. 011.1! mow Adams 01M ‘
«11a street, 1111. m to momma. 11:1 "Mm“ winter-151‘ ,.-
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that not,» tonttond the 11mm or an.“

Womb. Chorléo’ Abbott. 1110.“,

latter we. Itrlchlin while on thol
on Trinity Leno, and died 11;!“ hour- 011V

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Ira Meeker. the Wublnptoir street!” . V
brine plumber. In or the optimum that 1 .. V .
the nip has Itrnch his thtly , c
hard. till: loolVIor V13: ow

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