' “tailored and chic models.
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DID YOU GET ONE OF OUR
Women' s 522.50 Tailor-Made
Suits at $16.50.-
; IF NOT. TOMORROW IS YOUR LAST CHANCE.
We made this extraordinary offer last week to stimulate
our Fall business. We succeeded in getting a duplicate order
for tomorrow's selling. Fashion' s favored cloths. perfectly
$6. 50*fMohair Skirts. S4179
Bull-pleated or gored Skirts of best grade Mohair.
Trimmed with deep fold. black and all colors;
t1," usual $6.50 value. Just to help out tomorrow. 34.79
tional value ......... . . . .
New Neckwear
THE “AFFINITY” TIE. Silk Four-in-Hands. Direc-
. toire Scarfs and Stocks, Lace Yokes. etc., excep-
............. 25~ and 50c
T
PRICES POSSIBLE
$12.50 Broadcloth Coats, $7. 98
Full length Black Coats. half-lined with grey satin
and trimmed with braid and stitched bands,
beautifully tailored; considered big value at
$12.50. Saturday ........................... $7.98
E MUST SURPASS our sales of a year ago. That is what we are striving for with
alleur might. Everybody is enthusiastic and using every bit of energy. vim and
power to attain this end. WE CAN DO IT, too. if you will add your help by ap-
preciating the least of values spread before you for tomorrow. Don’t depend upon
ll portion of newspaper to acquaint you with the MANY THINGS THAT IT WILL BE
.1 OUR ADVANTAGE TO BUY, as our advertisement can only tell a small part‘of the
story. EVERY CORNER IN THE STORE IS PACKED WITH SEASONABLE MER- _
CHANDISE—THINGS THAT ARE DESIRABLE NOW. AND AT THE VERY LOWEST
In:
$2.50 Waistgi.’ $1.97
White Lawn Waists. inserts of lace and medallions.
new sleeve and high point collar; decidedly
stylish and good value at $2.50. Saturday ..... $1.97
$7.50 Sample Waists,
$4.97
Probably 100 in the lot, made of Net. Laces, combinations
of Silks. etc.. in the newest models. with the latest sleeve, '
dressy effects; $7.50 value.
SATURDAY, $4.97.
Blankets
1200 pairs of double Blankets all ready for you to-
morrow at a saving of fully as third. C001 nights and
cool mornings are fast stealing on us. Your safety as
well as your comfort demands good warm bedding. Just
Table Damasks
Just about enough for tomorrowm selling, full width.
-. imported. snow white Damask; in many places '
called 11 75c quality. Saturday ............ 49c yd.
Linings
AT A BIG SAVING.
Mercerized Sateen in Black and Colors. regular price
25c. for .................................. 18c yd.
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, Women s Vests
Heavy Fleeced Ribbed Vests and Pants. full sizes;
for a flyer:
300 pairs 11-4 Blankets, full size; our regular $1.00
Blanket. at ................................... 79c
Wash Cotton Dress Goods
Dress Goods
Every item here means a
Goods section is one of the busiest' 1n the store and it' a
no wonder, for everything is here that' re popular and the
prices decidedly low.
$1.00 Broadcloths ....... .. . . . .................. 79c
$1.50 36-inch Blpck Taffeta . . . . . . . . . .._ ............. 99c
50c Fall Plaids. .big variety; . . . -. ... . ., ...... . ........ 29c.
$1.00 44-inch All-Wool Serges ..................... 69c
n 1111111 sirlmrl
Jill!” Golden. Editor‘agd Proprietor.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 9, .903.
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS.
44 —-Iranei1 Oiiiee, Nerwalk.
ODS—ldltcrial Room.
Wltelneee Office.
“lit-[ditch Residence.
Tawny Editor‘s Residence. A
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Miniature Almanac {or Tomorrow.
Suit rises 5:58; sets 5:21. '
"High tide 11 :02 a. m.; 11 :30 p. m.
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. MASONIG DIRECTORY.
Old Well No. 10.. F. and A. M.
flesh in asonic Building, South
7» Main street. 1st and Id Tuesday. of
“etch month—July and All at es-
eepted—et 8 o‘clock. Master
Masons cordially invited. Charles
I‘. IIIIIAW II. ”but I ’Wlloox.
Dee. .
easier on. r Ne. 11AM?“ '
lltlee telnpm'esonicnbui‘iding. Bolth
. Neln street. 2d and 4th Tuesdays at
' etch month-July and August ea‘
dented—lei. 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
M'senns cordially invited. Thaddeus
Guyer. H. P. RobertM. Wilcos.sac.
Ophlr Chap No. s2. Order Eastern Star
' Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 2d and 41h Wednesdays
‘ of each month—July and August as-
: aspired—1t 7: it“ o'clock. All mem-
been 01 O. E. B. cordially invited.
, Mrs.An1clisBeeker,W. M. Mrs. lda
Item. Sec
Errors will creep into election laws.
A peculiar situation has arisen in
Newark, N. J. 'A member of the
board of alderman died last month
and it was proposed to till the va-
cancy at the election soon to be held.
but it appears thht"tha law is dated INI-
> tivo inasmuch as. it fails to provide.»
for such a contingency. It makes no
voted for which were not on the list
on primary day. Provision is made
r filling a vacancy chilled by the
ithdrawal or a nomine‘e. but not in
a ease of a withdrawal or the death
I person between primary day and
‘alcctlon day.‘
. W
O WALK FITR'SMEN'S INSPEC-
Them annual inspection of the Nor-
wgfim Department will be held
lWednesday evening. and a one time
beenlaid out for the occasion. A
We through the city will he
‘ morning, and th einsllec-
“ Green or the Norwslk Park. In
' . . spend concert willbegiv-
, on the Norwslk Park by the
‘ fluent Band. or New He-
ll» .
w‘Ili probably take place either on
big saving. The Dress
Mace Brothers Apply for License at
18 Water Street, Norwalk.
Today the board, of county commis-
sioners, Whitman 'S. Mead. of Green-
wich; Simeon Posse. of Feirlleld, and
John BI‘OliIly, of Ridgeflcld. are making
their annual visit to Norwnlk, for the
purpose oi receiving applications for
liquor licenses.
As customary. they are holding forth
In the town court room, in the assem-
_ biy hall building in Wall street. their
stay extending lrom 10 a. n1. until 3
p. m. . .
Of the applications this morning. on-
ly one was for a new place. the appli-
cants being Mace Brothers. who want
to do business at 18 Water street,
N rwalk. This place. strictly. is not
show one. there having been a license
for it in other years.
Applications for two old places beer
new names. Daniel B. Slattery applies
for a license at 3 Water street. Nor
walk. and Nora Mahoney. widow of
Thomas Mahoney, for one at 24 Water
street. Norwalk. Sldttery applies for
a license for the place formerly con
.ducted by the late Charles Finch, and
afterward by his widow, Mrs. Margaret
Finch. '
The commissioners announced this
dlornlng that they will make their
next visit. to Norwalk. for the purpose
of granting licenses about the middle
of November. Today they have not
had any remonstrsnces. which would
naturally be the case. owing to the
fact that applications are only just
being made.
The applications made between 10
o'clock and noon included the follow-
ins:
Paul Lengyel. 21 Ely avenue
John F. Curnyn. corner Ferris and
Connecticut avenues.
Timothy J. Sullivan. corner Monroe
street and Railroad avenue.
John W. Pennington, 33 North Main
Mrs. Elizabeth Mylod. 1 Watch
street. ‘
Christian Larsen. 21 North Main
provision for adding any names to 110’ street
John Mshoncy. 59 Main street.
Stephen Novnk. 46 Railroad avenue
William McOromha. 41 North Main
street.
Tercsss Zapperer, 61 Water street
Ellie Schoonover. 154 and 156 Wash
ington street.
Grumman & Northrop. 43 Main
street.
John Balers, 4 Mechanic street. .
Annie McDonald. 48 Chapel street
John’ H. Manning. s River street.
Charles Beyneke. Cliiford Hotel.
James M. Creagll.1e Main street.
Adam Schmidt. 9 North Main street
Steve Kvancs. 9 Boston street. ,
Daniel B listtery. a Water street.
Adolph Kessler. Connemi. evenne
Michele Lubrsao. 3 wood
street.
ll, Lsyden. corner Broad and
Davis streets
Mere Brethersfils Water street.
James H. Johnson. 14 Water street.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HERE.-
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$1.25 Black Sateen Petticoats,
85c
Over 600 good Sateen Skirts. well made and worth
$1. 25. for .................................... 85:
Michael Rstchlord. 6 Main street
William Anderson. Wilton road.
William Weisheit. 18 Burbank
street.
John O'Sullivan. 1 Wall street.
Andrew Markham. 56 Water street.
South Norwslk.
Andrew Markham.
11110.
J. R. Connor, Mahackemo Hotel.
Nora Mahonoy. 24 Water street.
Carl Schaub. 9 Railroad avenue.
Drugpiets.
W. C. Hour. 65 Wall street.
Thomas H. Powell. 82 Washington
street.
Edward P. Wood. 38 Wall street.
H. Glendcnlng. 1 Main street.
0. F. Moulton. 43 Washington street.
KILLED BY FREIGHT TRAIN.
MERIDEN. Oct. 9.--William Killnsr-
tin. aged 27 was almost instantly kill-
ed by a fréight train at the railroad
.slstlon here today. it In said that Kil-
hiartln was trying to board the train
when he slipped and fell under the
wheels. He lives with his parents in
this city.
Plattsvillo ave-
Cracker sale
A full line of the celebrated National Biscuit Company' s goods.
fresh from the ovens. juit arrived. and to get trade started we will
reduce the price on all kinds. by pound or package.
N. B. C. Fig Bars. special. lb . . 100 Red Graham Crackers. pkg. .71/3c
. B. C. Graham Crackers, lb. 100 5 O'Cloclt Tea Crackers. pkg. 7%c
. . .1oc Social Tea Crackers. pkg...
B. C“. Spice Jumbles, lb.
. B. C. Milk Crackers. lb. '. . .
N. B. C. Soda Crackers. lb. . . .
Gold Media Buckwheat .........
Gold Medal Pancake Blour
National Oatmeal.
o S'aee aaaaaaa
slice while you wait. from 5c up.
. In NORTH MAIN STREET.
..l 'R ,
8c Sugar Cluster Crackers, pkg.75/,c
8c Marshmallow Dalnties. pkg. .7‘V.c
New Breakfast and Pancake Flour Arrived
' Fresh com the Mill. ',
U" .............
......................
................ g... .3 pkw. n5c
Have you tried our sueed Smoked Beef or Board llama w. .
Sweet Cider on hand’, 05c gallon:i V. ‘ _y .,
Pickling Onions, ‘White and Cider. Vinegar.“ "5‘" ‘ 1 ‘10 -
Remember, all goods sold comply with pure food law.
LOUIS JOS€l_
Telephone Call 467.
All colors to
standard.
W5 P. R‘L. G
HOTEL ARRIVALS
CIIIIor-d—G. w. Smith. F. 'l‘ Mercer.
E H Anderton l-l. Tate. New York.
is. Moore. L. V Reynolds. C. A Can!
ningham. R. H Pond Boston; I“. ll.‘
Pouty. Frank Rout-rte; Mr and Mrs A.
0. Hanan. Port ('heslcr; George 0.
Coon. Brooklynw Mound .MrertA. C.
Ponlcroy. Joseph Wright. Brooklyn:
W. R. Harris. Medi . N. Y.: C. E.
Halioran. w G Georg Albany; 0. W.
Bumpus. Ithaca: E M Underhiil.
George H.Hol'lma11. Rcsert Nusersoie.
DGrshanl. Samuel Hhomas. J. J.
Bird. Glen Cove; '1‘. M. Stocking; Wil.
iism E. Hazell. Be in 3. Banks.
Carlo Glens. Edwin Anderson. A. 8.
Benjamin, Georgetown; Fred 8. Bates,
“Id“ Davis. W. H. Morrison. Ridge~
lie . .
Mahackemo—F. W. desl. R. Luck-
cnroth. J. Arctun. J. B. Moore. E. May-
nard. William Conkiin. James Mont.
gomcry. Jane Kcmark. Jessie Ralph,
Craig Randell. Newaork. Mr. and
Mrs. Sundcrland, Miss A. Sundorland.
Amherst. Mass; W. A. Thomas and
wits Bridgeport; P. [1.110 rs. New
.7V.c
3 pkgs. 05c.
3 pm use
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SOUTH‘ NORWALK.
shades. Saturday .......... ' ................. $1.00
' Yorr- flue. longs
’ pee.» New York’: 13.3 Consistent. Bridge-’William Purcell, F. P. Riley.
usual 29c value. For Saturday ................ 25c
Two items that will keep this department busy.
25c New Fancies at ............................... 15c
Gloves 39c New Cotton Chevron Stripes. all colors ......... 25c
'a.<.
harmonize with the new Fall materials.
Hosiery
As usual. only the first quality. and at prices below the . 5,.
Wornen’s Black Cotton Hose. with Maco split sole;
our regular 29c value. Saturday .............. 19c
Basement Offerings
lace Kid Gloves. n-clasp, beautiful
Hirsch’s Pure Potash 0r Lye ...... 1. ............. 6c can
Hirsch's Chloride of Lime ...................... 7c can ;
HRsch‘s Superior Bird Gravel ................ 4c pkg. ‘ '
Hirsch's Superior Mixed Bird Seed ............ 60 pkg.
Hirsch's Bluing ............................ 4c bottle”.
Hartshorn’ s Ammonia. large bottle. ................. 7C}
A Ftfieckmaun &Co
SELECT GROCERIES.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE GROCERIES ,TEAS.
COFFEES, WINES, LIOUORS, ETC.
There is no better place to tradethan right here. Our goods and prices compare with
those of any in the United States. 'Let us have your order, next time.
18 LBS. BEST‘GRANULATED SUGAR FOR .......................................... $1.00 '
DRAKE’S FAMOUS POUND CAKE. per pound ....................................... 19c
‘ LARGE‘BOTTL‘E' PLAINOR' STUFFED OLIVES ................................. ...uc
NATIVE OR SWEET POTATOES. per peck ................ . .................... . ...... 25c‘
' EXTRA SPECIAL—:15 Pink Stamps Free with 1 bottle Port or Sherry Wine at ........... 50c
National Biscuit Co.‘ 11 10c package goods, Large Line of Fancy Cakes. .5
3 for 25¢: Regular 13 and 15c kind ...... Special.1oc lb.
Mission Garden Ceylon Tea ..... . . . . . . . .35e Crown Aster Brand coffee .............. 35c
In 1 pound cans. In 1 pound Sealed Cans.
Pink Stamp Offers for Tumorrow—Take Advantage.
50 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best Ten .......... 500 26 Stamps with 1 lb. Mo-Ka Coffee ............ 320
40 Stamps with 1 lb. Choice XXX Tea ........ 40c .20 Stamps with 1 lb. Mocha, and Java Coffee . .. 300
20 Stamps with it lb. Very Best Tea .......... 26c 15 Stamps with 1 lb. Java and Maracaibo Coffee 250
lo'——stamps Free with Any of Following Articles—10
1 Pkg. Monarch Corn Starch ..... 100, 3 lbs. Best Milk Crackers ...... 25c _
1 can Shield Brand Baked Beans.10e 1° STAM’PS FREE WITH 3 cans Earl June Pens ....... 25c
1 pkg. Gold Rock Jelly powder. .10: 3 ACKAGES 11 cans Sweet Corn ........ 25c .
11 lb Ground Mustard. ..... 10o NIVARA AT 25c. 2 cans Gold Book Tomatoes ...... 25o f
George Ehret 5 Extra Beer, for Family Use. 24 Bottles for :1. 00‘ "
Wilson Rye'Whiskey. bot. .. .8100 Anheusar Busch Beer. doe. $1.20
Old Crow Rye Whiskey. bot. .. .. $1.00 -I QUART’BOTTLE Schlitn Milwaukee Beer, dos. .. 01.20
Hunter Rye Whiskey. bot. ...... $1.00 1‘ IMPERIAL Pabst Milwaukee Beer. dos. . . . . $1.20
Custom Rye Whiskey. bot. 31.00 Rochester Reinse Beer. dos. . . 41.20
Burkes Irish Whiskey. bot. s1.oo SAUTERNE. 35c. . Burkes Porter, dosen pints .sl.so
A. F .B. 8.00. ...... M F. B. 8100.
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sober. city; 1E. liid- E. Methcwe.George'.A Whelpv
1i rmeunv or IR. “BF .
port; 1.. n. riurlbut‘t, Wilton; J. .1. N. a; tug Tm... .... ...... ' now You. 0111. 9.41111“
Horne. J. A. aria-nan ‘ .n Pomrcy. port; 'J. p. Riohsrds and wife Boston. ouch: W Kern; ”10$an iiée
D. Humphries, New Haven; Dr. Lil- '1 F. Browne. s. c. O'ccnnm'. Ridge- residcntisl nominee approach-
lien crate parlour. cumin; 0 Herbert field. . or visit to new Yore arty. was
Peek. Hartford. Mrs. c. n. Knapp. 8. --------——‘-'——--~'-- announced at Democratic ll rs :-
L. Knapp. D. A. Rose.H H.L. Wood. J. Willie—What is e rotor-mar. Pei Ps today. It provides tar as
H. Shew.J . H.030“ M. Conroy. ——Ohi a mall on the wrong side or the in New York and a speech at Bridge-
Bostonllt . ,W. Ridlsr. Worcesterlw,..'-1nsrket.~ute., ‘ . __ ..-_. port, Conn, on October 17.
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