s
lined I‘Iwith satin.
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BIG VALUES lN'I
1 :,, Jewelry
0
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mw ...... own-“may.-.“
anuary Garment
{.IuSi See What the Long, Warm Fall Has Done to the Prices of Women’s Clothing
These garments are the very best made In America, and should have been sold a month ago. The weather played havoc with the manufacturer and he
was glad to accept our offer, even thOugh it meant a big loss to him. NOW HERE’S THE CHANGE FOR YOU TO PROFIT THROUGH HIS LOSSES.
Broadcloth COat's
Full, loose back, or semi-fitted, trimmed with braid
and satin bands. braid trimmed cuffs, and half
The biggest coat bargain
ever on record. Regularly $12. 50.
Tomorrow ...........
BIG SHIRT WAIST SPECIAL
5.13: ,‘One hundred dainty new White Lawn Waists.
pgreatest $1.50 leader on the market.
3 1111111, Ornaments. the new ball hair 0
FRIDAY. Nov: ӣ3. "19138. f
e
.‘III?
$6. 98
WOMEN’S SUITS
The new chevron weaves, coats 36 inches long, satin
bands on front, pockets and cuffs satin lined iull '
circular skirt, button trimmed, and made by an
expert tailor. Regular $18.50 value.
Saturday ..
......
races in November!
,i
I
GIOAert; VALIIES 1N . ,
Women’s Dress Skirts
Women’s Skirts, gored models, button front or back,
tEimmed with 5-inch fold, black. browns or
A sample line consisting of twenty Suits. all the lead-
in colors. very newest materials. all the latest
models, double or single breasted, mostly long
cioats. h(elegantly trimmed and satin lined ; navy; usual price $7'°°' Tomor- $4 98
m$12 98 garages: .';$3o..oo value. ' . Sat- $22.50 row . . . .. .°. . . .. .. . . .. .............
Grand Colleétion of Children’s Coats
»
. . . . A f . .-
tnmnmd With tmy tucks and embrOIdery or lace. The Regular $5.00 COATS loose cut, velvet and TiiidoTrifinigzg ,yegslrls colors, best quality Kersey.‘III p
- Saturday $3; I49 :1
. R h B
TOMORROW 98c . , 11.1.1211 . 39.59177981995T1: Y.°.‘.°?ffi°‘.‘.°f. 111.11.112.11???.1111? . P83515331 $5.25
Other Big Bargalns for Saturday
2 BIG SPECIALS IN I AMAZING ‘ WINTER WEIGHT Writing Paper Mont; WOOI Under 1':
Women's 2 Clasp
vance.
now, especially at these prices.
Best Quality Apron Ginghnms.
‘.
1
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lllI IPIlllllli SIllllllIl
11111,.- Golden, Editor and Proprietor.
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5 FRIDAY, NOV. 13. 1908.
185111111111 311117111111. TELEPHONE
CALI-8- I
144 u—lnneh Office, Norwelks.
.99312—Editorlli Room, ’
‘ 92-8-Buelneu Office.
MT-G—Edltor'e Residence. ,
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“111111111111. Almanac for Trimmed;-
$1111 118118 6138; sets 4 :35.
13°11 tide 3: 10 a.3m.; 3. 23 p. m.
‘,MA30NI6 DIRECTORY.
9111.011 0, aaoNI' 108. F.‘ and A. M
more 0 Building, South
lilo street. 1111.911.“ 31) Tuesdays 01
each month—July 111111 August ex
copied-ct 8 o'clock. All Master
“one cordially invited. Charles
Hills, W m. Robert. M. Wilcox,
tier chapter, No. 88 11.1..
in Masonic building, South
“but street. 21! and 4th Tuesdays of
etch month—July and August ex-
copied-111,. 8 o’ ,loék. All Royal Arch
33 union's cordial) invited. Thaddeus
I OLE. P. RobertM. Wilcox, Sec
_ 113,110. 82.0rde1- Eastern star
Knoll Masonic Building, South
119111 street, 2d and 41h Wednesdays
Each monthéduly and August ex-
00 ted-#501 7: 45 o'.clock All men'-
here at 0. 81.8. cordially invited.
8111‘s Amelia. Becker. W. M. Mrn Ida
Shem-.3»
‘ FILE ELECTION EXPENSES.
II rider the corrupt practice not can-
ilatés for public ofilce at the late
cinch must make reports of ex
I' sea on or before November‘ 18.
1111181138 101° representatives in the
rial assembly1 11nd Justices of the
, a should make reports to the towu
II I 3 Isthey reside in, and
pic the secretary of
E
3110 the prhipr prosecuting 0111-
he names Still residences of all
agree who have failed to make
t
1‘ 111111111 1112181111111 bllowed by 1.11111
ard‘eotnmlttetes must also make
3011 or'before the isth inst. or
“...—...
consults: IN onorou.
TON,» 01011.. 13 -Cbarles T.
We. 1111811 Charles 11101111111199,
, 111i Ghnrles 8011111111111, were arraigned
111111680: hailstorm the town court
, 3111111189113 6111a charge of burglary.
, whole about 85 year'sy. old.
macaw-In New London shortly
It's a good investment to buy
All Best Prints, worth '10, 111...».
styles ........................
ner' s satin, worth $35.00. at . . ....... . . . . ..
Women’s Gloves ‘
P. 1% I1. Gloves.
...5e I A sensational bargain.
all pieces that were from 1’»
51/21: All tomorrow ...........
Wool Dress Goods
Hosiery Values
I underwear .1011 1101101»; of "51° Writing Pupi..°r 1‘11: 1
Ino31°1°ow ....................... 150
wear
pins ................... . 3 for 25¢ Winnen‘s Merinolios11.1°ashIIIor1~1111- ‘ lloys‘ Ribbed Worsted Finish Union
lint Pins, large jet hat plus “pg“ 11111119.)? France, 111111011in to soil ish, spliced heels and luvs, win- SIIIis,:11|11121°s.iIIlI ii. and lli‘l‘It't'i , 'l‘hc celebrated \‘i’lnstodgnmkc, 75 v"
, lar 25c Ivaiue. at ........ ° llll 12V2° at 81. ...1, all the new fall colors. tor weight 11ml extra good wearing. lilting. We value. . uiurduy 45c ' per cent. wool; big value at $1 00 13
' German Silver Mesh Bags, .moire cvely 3121'. Tomoirow .. 81.00 Pair 171° 1°:11111°,n1 .................. 129/211 Misses Ribbed Shaped Vests and Royal Granlte ware 'l‘omorion, all sizes ........ ... 750 9"
<31 lined. Regular $2.00 value' 11.1. .. 980 $1.75 REAL KID GLOVES AT $1 44 (‘bilflrcn‘s llibbml Filtered Stockings. I’uuia. ages 11p to 1?: years. Ilegu: ' 1
My?“ Pins. Regular p1°|co2hc at . 9° ' ‘ all sizes. licgular 151° and 171° _lnrly sold "91° Suiurtlnv ...... 19:: AT CUT PRICES. .....-w-..._.___.._... I.“
' ' l “(’l‘lll Fat‘ncll Kill k(iltht-‘S. (Illt‘iili ”It"l Villili‘. Sillill‘ilil)’ ...... , . . 11c PIII‘ N0, 22 Sauce P111111, Regular price B ankets 1‘."
1011. 00er 11111 cs: every 11 ze 11m ...--..3--.......W...._.__ : 271:. Tomorrow .............. 211: l ‘1
all colors. Saturday 81.44 Pair H SC I] C 1., ... 1 . . : . 1 . , i
Prints and Gmghams Flanneletie Underwear eavy otc loak- ‘ 1.1.3.19;.‘T‘.i‘.“.‘f‘.b‘.°ff .‘i‘.’.‘:..“‘21. 1:... weather ...... ...... n s ......m... 2
All Cotton Goods are now on the lid ' ' to wait longer. Jack Frost has no {3- 1
sings
A timciyoiferlng. Women's Flannel- . w, , vorltes. Buy good, warm bed cover" °.‘
cite Underekirls, scalloped edge. A1 111111111100 A '3an 101 w. had 11 w ' S I “‘85 "0w- ‘ I 11'
Over 50 WOW“ 750' TWWVI’W --------- 39° chance to buy° cheap. 81. 50 regu- omen S weaters Another case of the Iamcns “8611- "I
be lo 751': Women s Fianneloiio llIIIlI-rsltirts. iurllt. oniorI 11111 A ..... 69: Yard All colors and all sizes Value 81 .98. con 'Bluukets ready for tomorrow. - ,
....... 2511 “101111295 Tomorrow 21g :31 - 3 1311511 111111 Wide Tomorrow 81.29 8.100 value 81.98 °
EXTRAJ'“
I RUSSIAN PONY COATS.,FRENCH CARACUL AND CARACUL COATS, 50 samples iresh from the makers. on sale tomorrow at greatly reduced prices.
James Casey. who fired three shots at
111111 when he attempted to get away.
A pal of Adams escaped. 011 the pile
oner '3 person were found sll1e1°°.wan
which John S. l’cndleton. of this place,
identified as his. Pondleton‘s hodse
was burglarlzed Wednesday night
while he was away from himo. The
arrest. of Adams was made on suspic-,
ion, and it was not known there had
, been niburglary 11111.11 it was reported
to the local authorities yesterday morn
ing. .
JUIDGE AUSTIN ENTERTAINS.
...—...—
. 0
Members of st. Paul’s Men' 8 Club Are
Guests at His Home. .
Judge A. I“
large number or the members of the
St. Paul 3 Men 8 Club, last evening. at
his home in 3Wcst avenue, In a. most
royal manner.
Everyone present reports that it
was one of the best meetings of the
club 1.11111. they have ever had the pleas
are or attending. After the routine
business was transacted, the. evening
was given 111) to a fine social time.
Vocal selections were rendered by
Chmies Fillow. Jolu Wehle, ll. 0. P111-
lard Mr. Pei-,ry °01npanied by Da-
vid Pollard, °11t the piano. Judge Ans
tin gave a talk on his recent. trip to
Cuba.
Phonograps selections were also on
loved. and at, the latter part or the
evening a grand collation was served.
Rev. Howell was present. nd appar-
ently', enjoyed the fun to full ex-
tent, as did the rest of those present.
it: was at a late hour when the mem-
bers finally disappeared for their
homes, having fully enjoyed the urea-
sion.
A goodwill to keep from lending
money to your friends is not to have
any money.——Phlladelphia Inquirer.
,iIKI IlillllllllllllliIY.
F. H. Baxter, the popular drugglst,
is making an offer that is just like
finding money for lie is selling a regu-
lar 50 cent b01118 of Dr. Howard s cele-
brated specific to rthe cure oivconstipu-
tion and dyspepsia at half-p1 ice In ad-
dition to this large disldount he agrees
to return the money to any purchaser
whom the specific does not cure.
It is onlyr recently, through the so-
Ilcltation of Druggist Baxter that this
medicine eculd be bought for less than
fifty cents. He urged the proprietors
to allow him to sell it at. this reduced
price for a little while. agreeing to
sell a certain amount. The result has
justified his good judgment for the
sale hair been something remarkable.
Anyone Who suffers with headache,
dyspepsia, dizziness, sour stomach,
specks before the eyes. or any liver
trouble, should take advantage of this
opportunity. 101' Dr.- Howurd's specific
will cure all these troubles. But if by
any chance it should .not. Mr.‘ Baxter
will 3319111111 yo‘ur inaliey ' -
selen-eosenelflOJliI-
A PLEA FOR THE WAGE EIARNIIERS.
Editor Sentinelr—‘l‘be raise 111 Ibo
price of meal. so long predicted and
now announced in The Sentinel. has
raised the question in hundreds of
homes where the meat consumed 11111111
In: daily earned in vurimis ways by
the labor of' our hands of, as '1‘ he Son
iinol says, how much higher food and
meat will go before they stop.
it. is only a short. ,timc ago since.
they raised the price of several d1fie1°~
ent cuts of'meat. steak, for instance:
round steak twenty-two and twenty-
ilvc cents a pound. and not only so
with meat alone. but almost every
thing else, has been raised according-
ly.
Austin entertained a“ The retailers lay the blame on the
wholesalers while the wholesale” 1111
the blame on the scarcity or the urti-
clo in question What 111 the world
no. poor food constnuers are going to
do with almost everythin at such
ruinous prices, whilst wages remain
the same, and yet we must eat to live.
It. is the wage wmker that needs the
nounshing food the tender. juicy cuts
and the wholesome food. to whom ii
must be denied on account of its high
price 1311111 they do with the poortu
cuts. and the loss wholesome food.
while those that can sit around all
day and have nothing to do may have
the tender cuts and live 011 the fat of
the land.
it the papers predict a wave of good
times and work for everybody, why
every wholesaler and retailer Iaises
the price: of their food, before even
the poor workmen hear of the work
themselves And so It goes- 011. The
articles that. we need the most are the
highest. priced; take eggs, butter and
flour, for instance. The prices set on
these articles alone make it. almost
impossible for poor people to use the
amount they really need. Mostpf the
wages earned go for food and rent, to
say nothing of clothes, "of course poor
people dont need any. ” Where in the
world the wage earner is coming out
on his end and yet manage to save a
penny for rainy days is a question we
are daily asking ourselves and trying
to solve. The store keepers and cap-
italists seem. to have all their own
way. w‘hllst' We may get along, to use
a slang pharse,"11ny old way.’ I am
no Socialist, nor anarchist, but I am
making a plea im- the wage camera
and working clans of people in general
throughout ot‘ur land. Give us a chance“
to live.
ANONYMOUS.
pA'rkous OF HusB‘AIIORv.
.WASHINGTON. N0v.. 13.971; ,3.briet
session following no set program was
held by the National Grange. Patrons
of Husbandry, this torenoon. The at-
ternoon will be taken up in conferring
the sixth and sedenth degree of the or-
der. so practically no business of pub-
lic interest will be transacted at to
day's meetings The work that. is re-
garded as the 111081 important 1111,1118
gramme relating to the policy and n-
ternal. workings Of the order will
taken 11.13.311.111: the early part or next
- or remedy 18 so prop rly deal had
EXTHAII EXTRA!
ONE SPECIAL—a fine silky fur Coat, lined with Skin-
‘24-: - ‘1
$25. 00
It‘lIlcl‘ 0T Police° Volimcr believes
that possibly 1111 two men and 11 wo-
nmn arraigned 111 Now Yark yesterday
on Illt (barge of having been guilty
of 11 1111113111111 in Boston, .\'1wc111bt‘°1
Teas, Coffees
BRIBERY SPICIA
tion of the countxy The suspects in
New York had goods 111 their posses-
sion, 11 is stated similar to those 111k-
en here. The woman, Minnie Mar-
quette, and her brother made a scene
111 court, fighting like mad.
111111 11 1111111111.
Every Woman 311811111 Read IThis.
1111. know something bout 1 a recent
1011bc1_\ of the F111: QCycle 41101111113111. and '
claret 11 Wasl11ng1m‘13111roet.Simllm .
burglaries have been committed durln F' I ‘
tin° past w wr-cks 111111110111 this so. me Groceries I LIQUORS I
Saturday, November ‘14
LOW PRICES Are Loud T alkers
’ But QUALITY Is Never Forgotten
19 LBS. BEST FINE GRANULATED SUGAR FOR ................................ $1.00
-———,—~ , GENUINE. OLD ENOLr 11 DAIRY CHEESE LB. ............... ...... 251:
rm... bomberlofIdISC‘flseflbpficllllal'filio PHILADELPHIA CREA ICIHEESE PKG. ...................... . ............ 10c
wonnn . sc 1 1.» ° ° , s """""
3pm lwgu,3,“,33‘,r3,,‘3 egg“; glint,” NEW CANNED PUMPKIN. PER CAN ............ 1.3 ............................. m
,,,..,,...,,, ... ...... m3, ...... 11 ... ., HAMMOND s LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS LB. ............................ . 9c
fact that most of the diseases are of
a catarnhal nature woman cannot
'be Well it there is a trace 61’ the ca-
tnrrhal germs In her system .
Some women think there is no help
(01 them We positively decline this
Pink Stamps Are Given As a Discount to All Cash CuStouiIers
The articles given in return for them are fit for any home. Collect them. You ll never° regret it.
till Stamps with lib. Vely Best Tea 5011 :10 CStamps with 1 lb M0°Kll Blend
to be a mistaken idea. We are so sure 5 n ‘
. , 3 0 Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy No. a --------------------- 32°
111111.111111111181111 -- ---------------- ... Try Our Teas 2° ° "1 1......
instance wheto 11111111 to give more 25 Stamps with a 11.. Very Best , 1 1 20 §;$m%§“§ffl; '1‘ 181161. 111111 3,3,,
satisfscfion 01 does not. substantiate Tea °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°° 25° . _and .Coffees calbo Coffee ................. .2511
our claln1s° With this understanding. 20 Stamps with V; lb. Fancy No. 2 . 15 Stamps with 1 lb. Best Santos
no woman should hesitate to believe Grade Tea. ................ 20c . , l Conee ..... ....... 20c . 1
on:° honeoulr of purpose, or hesitate to \
p11 our c 11 ms to 11 test. I Best. Cape 00d Cranberries qt. . . 120 : 9 Cans Gold Rock Corn 251':
There 15 only one way to cure. (311° ‘ (Dry Measure-LI We Have a Number Of II ’
tnrrh.'l‘l1at Will Is through 111111110011 Drake Bros’ Pound Cake lb... 191: S I '8] : gaps Gold ROCK Tomatoes II. II 250
You may use all the snuifs. doiichas 01° None Such Mince Meat (new), [1113 13c lamp 8990‘ S at Store ‘ one Go” R°°k Peas ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ° 25° ‘ .
like remedies for years without getting Nivura Cereal Food pkg. ....... ' £00" for Bulletin 2 Cans 301d ROCK 51100003511 ~ - - -- 25° ° ’
male than temporary relief at best.
Catarrh is caused by a germ That
germ is carried by the blood to the
innermost. part of the system until
the mucuous membrane is broken, Ir-
3 2 Cans Gold Rock Stringless Beans 25c
Wines and Liquors at New York Prices
2 pkgs. Shredded Wheat for ..... 250_
”W0“ and 'nflnmnmilmi Dreamed» GEORGE EHRET' 8 EXTRA BEER (for family use) ..... 24 bottles, $1.00; 12 for 550
$333,333.21" ggfiggygywwigzg REAL 1111111 CALIFORNIA poh'r 0R SHERRY WINE, gallon ...... ...s: 00 1 ~
attempt to cure such an ailm‘ent uu~ Hennessy's 3 Star Brandy. lick .81.45 Hunter Rye Whiskey, bot. 81.00 ‘
Hennessy‘ s 1 Star Brandy, bot... 81.25
Burke’s Irish Whiskey bot .81.00
:Black and White Scotch Whiskey,“
...-.....~..
bot.
Old Toni or (lmdon Gin
less you take a medicine that follows
thte‘ same couise as the germ Or para-
8 e. .
Rexall Mucu Tone is Isclentiiically
prepared from the pi'dséii'pti'o'n Of all
eminent physician who for thirty years
made his specialty Catarrh, and with
this amedicine he , veraged 98%.:01
cures where it was e§ployed No 0 it;
Old Crow Whiskey, bot. . . 81.00 ; ‘3
Wilson Rye Whiskey. bot, . 81.00 . .
Green River Straight Whiskey.
Imperial Sauterne
CL 350; PL. 20" 113.23.11.11Lightweight-:1.1...:
I "1 SOUTH NORWALK’S LEADING FOOD MARKET.
A. F Beckmann 181*”
83 a 85 WASHINGTON S'r.’ PHONE 'ALL 3440. , I
IbIotI.. I I 850
the ailment oi' wen 1111. It wll purity
and enrich e. bloo “stop mucous dis-
charge, destrOy all lgerm matter. re-
move all impurities tram the‘ system.
soothe. heal and strengthen the mucous
tissues and bring.° about a 30611 feeling
of health and etrtheng
We want you to idly Resell Mucu~
Tone on our guarantde 1: It
benefited. or for anyme re
lsfiod, simply tell us 11,11,113“ we Will hand
back your, moneys 1111:1111 sou-Tone
comes in two sizes. 601: an
Clifford Pharmacy, i81111111 1.
COD“. 1, .
Hays, general manager or the Grbnd.
NEW: SOON!) STEAMER LINE.
TORTbaND. Me. Nov.“ 13 .—-'-'rhe
Central Ve moot Transportation Com-
any has 11 organized in this city to
abduct ‘a steamboat: service running
capital is 8200, 000.: it is: understood tbeT,‘
Trunk Railway, George C, Jones. gen- company will purchase steamers nt‘
eral manager of the central Vermont once. ~
Railroad. and 1.3.1.. Hight. of this city. -‘ ’
counsel fo‘1° the Grand Trunk Railroad. Harald Van Lieu to
are named 11s directors, and. the board
villi baa increased to five merciless tor having spent 9. 18111111118 with
d , holiest! 1111.wa ll . ~11 .» 1
1 1'
mod to 11111
his;
tokwmithi
home in New London. 1 t. e'vening, tit-1’. . ?
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