of Blankets and Comfortables
:' ’;'».‘.
.‘li ’
y Dependerl Upon
Everybody' is ready to buy the new things, now. The im~ ‘
portant point is ' "Where to go or send for them.”
A great many peepi'e have been going or sending to itores
where they, have been disappointed. A great many stores
vebeen pessimistic about business and have small stocks to
and autumn {acilities to show what they have.
We have been optimistic every minute. Our optimism
bigger) six monthaatgo, when our foreign buyers were instructed .
gather the finest and best assorted stocks we had ever
ente‘d " '- '
3,4 Today, people who KNOW will tell you that there are no
s eh stocks of new, beautiful, exclusive things, elsewhere, as
ll be found at Wanamaker’s. .
If you want to select from the newest and best
Depend upon finding them at Wanamakei's.
If you want to be sure that you pay only the fair price
Depend upon Wanamaker's.
" f - To always be PERFECTLY SATISFIED with merchan-
dise andservice
Depend upon Wanamaker’s.
An Individualized Stock
NINE-TENTHS OF OUR BLANKETS ARE SPEC-/
IALLY MADE TO OUR ORDER.
Before one Winter’s snow is off the ground we are getting
ready for next year's business; and hardly a sample of the
dozens we get from the various mills is left exactly as it was
submitted, but is changed in some detail-or another before we
accept it. And these changes are not captions, but made to add
. 4k
comfort 0; 00d looks warm h " . vory considerab sum. last evening.
. . '. g ' , i ' “Fight D? “8' 1° the blanket is a result of tho supper they hold
in question. Besides being sure of getting difl'erenl blankets evening at the home or Mrs. Susan A:
here ocean choose from], at th as - Youugs in East avenue. The sup
N ’3 k A d bl yf , e b t and largest 5‘06}: m was sorvdd from .i. 30 until 8 o‘clock
ew- or . it, every ankct is guaranteed to be exactly as Leslie Gamble is making arrange
described, in all details. We always give pounds and inches. manta to haul the. big gasoline towing
0 QUILTS . d' 'd l' d . liont Aiux on the shore for the wlritor
1" are In W! “awe . too—we make almost all on the next. nigh title. The Ajax hat-I
oi them Ourselves-pure goose down. pure carded cotton, “all” £190“ robust gill”?- ”he 1‘?“ I“;
splendid coverings, in our specially *sclectcd patterns. Fine “5.." “may“! y w “mm mm 8
. values, all. i As a result of the cutting down pro-
, - . costs” at the lower end of Boris Place.
Y0“ can t put °fl buying beddmg ““1011 longer: some of the property ownors find their
. homes well up in the air, as comparcd
BLANKETS DOWN QUILTS with the highway. So far as is known,
Mission Blankets. aristocrats
of the blanket family; all pure
California wool; wide silk bind-
ings: ‘
60x80 in., $12 pair
7218 in., 514 pair
78x8, in., $16 pair
90x96 in., 318 pair
Fine Blankets from one of the
best mills in New England, a! a
quarter (on fliah regular I
60x82' in., 86 pair
72x84 In. ., $7. 50 pair
72x90' in, 39 pair
78x84 in., $10ppsir
90x90 in., 815 pair
All-wool Blankets from the
North Star Woolen Mills of Min-
nesota:
64x80 m., 55.50 pair
72x84 in., 36.50 pair
White Blankets/of wool filling
on light spool‘tcotton warp:
50x82 in., 34 pair
70x82 in., 55 pair
74x84 in., 36 pair
Scarlet Blankets, all wool, in
warp and filling; well secured and
fast dy'e:
60x82' rm, 4 pounds, M. 50 pair
70:82 In., 5 pounds, 35. 50 pair
74x84 in., 6 pounds, 36. 50 pair
Silver-Gray Blankets. of. clean
carded wools; almost as sightly as
white" and more serviceable:
60x84 in., $4.50 pair
72x84 in.,‘$5.$0 pair
All-cotton Blankets, soft and
handsome; gray or white, double
bed size, 31 a pair. Heavier and
shelter grades in white, $1. 50, $2
and $2. 25 a pair.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly Broadway, Fourlh Avenue,
A. T. Slew” 6 Co. Eighth lo Tenth Street
New York City
Only one grade of down is used,
and that the best Sateens, Silks
and Satinh are bought by the thou-
sand yards, and the down by the
tori
Quilts covered with the best fig-
- and domestic sateens, scores of
colorings, 3x4 feet, 32 each; 425
feet, 53 each; 5x6 feet, 54.50
each; 6x6 feet, $4.85 each; 6x7
feet, 36 each; 7x7 feel. :37 each.
Covered on one side with best
quality figured China silk, the re-
verse with plain Japanese silk in
matching color, 6x6 Ifeet, without
border, $12 and 313; 6x6 feet,
with border, $14 and $15.
Plain or figured Satin~povcrcd
Quilts, 6x6 feet, 318.
Wool-filled Quilts-23 layer of
clean light~carded wool, the size “
of the whole quilt, is laid between
two coverings and securely sewed.
Figured Sateen, 72x78 iii., 54.
Figured Sateen, with border, 7er
78 in. ,.SS Nainsook, with bar.
der, 72x78, 36
Wool-filled Quilts—D s i ii i. y
fiurcd Japanese silk on one side,
si koline on the other; 72x78 in.,
87. 50. Silk on both sides, 59,
S9. 75 and $10. *
Cotton-filled Comfortables for
double beds. Silkoline- covered,
$1, with Satin border, $2, with
silk border, $3. 50; silk one side,
silkoline the other, $5.
First Floor, Old Building.
There will be u convention of Advent
Juristlau ministers at the Van Zandt
itrect church ion a, short limo.
A big lighter came into the harbor
Itistot'duy afternoon and was tied up
it the Norwalk Country Club dock last
flight .
Donnie Valentino's launch is being
given an overhauling by Nelson and
Ayrea. the shop carpenters. One of
he improvements in a now kcel.
A supper will be served at the Ron
:uc Mission, on the Washington street
‘,Iridgo tomorrow night. There will ul-
l0 be a special program of exercises.
Notices oi the forthcoming iiro dis-
trict meeting have been posted at
various points in East Norwulk, in ad-
liltirin to the publication ill The Soil
no
, John F. Gilmii..ol‘ the Washington
street bildge has completed installing
9. hot water treating system In the
'esidenco of Oilson Stunuurd. lu Quin-
‘urd avenue.
Tomorrow morning the longest and
heaviest trains of the your will travel
through town on route to Now Huron
from New York. on account of tho.
Yale-Harvard fool: brill game.
Miss Sadie Goodwin will he the lead-
er of the Loyal Worker-3' meeting at
the Advent Christian Church. Sunday
evening, when the topic will be
“Thanksgiving the Year Round."
‘ There would be considerably better
trolley service on the East iivonuc di-
vision it express wagons and trucks
did not. persist in spending so much
timi- backed up across the tracks.
Considerable work has been done
lately on tho new Christ Church bulid- _
hip in Gregory Boulevard. The tower
at the front has been practically com
plotod and has an ornamental lop
it is expected that them will bc a
big turnout of the members of the
Young Mcn' s Association this evening.
in order to be thoroughly prcpuicd fol I
an exhibition, which is being planned
for Tuesday evening.
The ladies of Christ church netted a
however, the changed how been satis-
factorily made.
George R. Van Alstyno' 5 launch El-
skct is completely torn down in the re:
building and, lengthening out process
The now section of ribs are being put
in. The present work shows the boat
to have been rciy substantially built
lll the first place.
Mr and Mrs William H. Earle are
still occupying their summer resl~
douse in East avenue and it is under»
stood have not yet made their decision
whore they will spend the winter,
though illt‘y will probably goSouth. as
\- thclr' usual custom.
l'r.-nk 'Smirh oi Rowan street
has licr- n surprising his iricnds during
lhv last day or luo b) the improve-
ment n his condition. which has been
so on ion]. Yesterday Mr. Smith was
so much stronger that ho was taken
for n ('“riiliacc ride by hip physician.
DI. ll. E l'cIdrro
A prim composed of Vim-u W. Fur-
ils. (‘hurics i. it‘mix. Thomas .1
Keogh. Frank loarph and Fred B.
Colomuii ii in u! out to Sluusoiis
Roof. yostor'duy afternoon. in Mr
lt‘el‘l'lh“ auxiliary yacht [)ilk. and had
line success. ioturuig homo in the cur-
l\ monlnp. with a hip: catch or black-
ilSiI.
A \ounir. l’coplt‘ s Auxiliary has bccn
formed among the young people of
Christ ohm-,ch and ii is proposed to
hold meetings on the second and
fourth Tuesdays of lho nifluth The
present ofiloors mo: President Robert
Tate; vicc~ president. Miss Elsie Kelly.l
Morgan,
The. foreclosure of a lien for a lung
meat in tho KocourlMutl/ort lawsuit is
port today. The, plainlwiif
Gustave E Kocour
Intut of $1. 000 against James Mutton,
as a result of being bitten by a dog
claimed to be owned by Mr. Muttar
The East. Norwalk delegates to the
Epworth League convention at New
Rochelle yesterday had an enjoyable
trip and plcuuant visit in the Now
Yunk city. They arrived home last
night shortly after 11 o'clock. A fun.-
turc of the afternoon session was an
Saturday,
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OATMEAL DISH
In addition to usual checks with
Spices, Eittradis, ChocolaterCocoa, Tap-
’ui‘ous'russr
AAAAA AAAAAA‘A'AAAAAAA
Souvenir
O.
address by the Rev. Theodore S. i-leu-
NOTICE
The electors and taxpayers of the
and secretary and treasurer WillluiuS .
up for disposal by the court in Bridgc- ,
Vciiiu ' .
luu our little daughter of Mr and Mrs. .
received a judg— "
e N First Bottle is reel
To every sick person who suffers from a Cough,
or an no 9 or pain anywhere in the body and w
“Geld”, Bronchitis, Consumption
ho has not tried LiNONiirE (the
Flax Seed Emulsion), we offer a fullbottlo free. Nos a more sample but a. regular
. package of standard size and quality. Duii’tt fail to take advantage of
poi'tunitiy Do it today
LINONINE
How Sickness Comes.
Most fatal slokpcs'scs hare their
beginnings in a simple “cold" or in
a slight cough
Consumption first shows in a
cough.
Bronchitis is accompanied by a
Cough.
The first stage of La Grippc is a
"cold "
Pneumonia is preceded by cough
and violent‘ cold.‘
Croup- -~that terrible malady of.
childhood—comes solely as a condi-
tion of a "cold."
Rheumatism generally follows
noglcct after exposure and the con-
sequent "cold" or cough.
Kidney Troubles. including
Brights disease and other fatal coin—
plicatio'iis. are often due to a “cold”
which settles in that. region.
\ And there are countless other
move slckuosscs which are rccv
ognlmd by tho iriodlcal profession as
having their direct or indirect cause
in. a iicglcctcd' "cold or cough.
(lcison, of the Hanson Place hie-tho
dist Choir-,h lliooklrii and of the eve
hint; on addicss by the Rev. Wallace
McMullciI.
ledward Schoonovcr is having hard
luck in his rooster trade with John
Hown rd. Ed cuiuo out of the deal with
a llhodo Island Rod rooster, and toss-
ed him into a bunch of thirty other
roosters, The now romor ilnmodiately
piocoodcd to show that ho was master,
of tho uholc (‘l'tlwrll and did so with .
I-Iuch lllii‘v'l‘ulis lliul ll‘ll) of his opponents
were so badly cut up that they had to
ho klllt-rl.
Last Sunday owning will be a mom-
orablo onein the NM of two young
gentlemen. 0m- .oi the gentlemen. it
sccms. was in tho act or calling upon
a young lady in the outskirts of East
Norwalk, when he met the other com-
ing in tho opponito direction at no very
slow pace. Simultaneously the out-
bound ..vallunr and the new comer wet-o
hastening chywards at a remarkable
rnlc \Vltclhvi the young ladies saw
the gentlemen on that ovcnlng is not
know but tho “port is that they did
liowot'or. No‘rw‘ttlk‘ and i, l
plus op-}
All druggists have Linonirie or they willgetit ouyou.
$199,005.00 , to make .0
Perfect Medicine.
Llnonino is a blood food «the most
helpful thing in all medicine for you.
More than one hundred thousand
dollars have been expended in malt-
iiig this Flaxsced Emulsion the most
perfect food medicine in the world.
Linonlnc is not: a secret remedy—-
the formula is on every bottle, it
is u palatable omnision~swleet no
croammmade of the oil compressed
cold from the finest, selected Flair
Seeds and imported from Bombay.
Flax Seed grown elsewhere is not
good enough for Linonlrre.
This Flax Seed Oil made in this
special manner is combined with
other healing and body-building elo-
Incnts and by a series of intricate,
scientific processes. requiring 120
hours. is emulsified llllO its delicious
crcaru form. Childrcn and adults
alike speak of Linouino us being
“swootus cream." Physicians have
proscribed Llnonlno for yours.
\ .
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said, Stamford, is hearing strange stor
ics of the beautiful black and white
"('afs." which, it. seems abound In East
Noi'wulk. .
—-—i}ilious? Feel heavy after dinner?
Tongue coated? ”Bitter tustc? Cour
ploxion sallow? leor needs waking
up. Dorms Rogulcts cure hlllous at
t.acks 25 cents at any drug store
.Iss===
gton Street
an
(Emulsron of
ex sited. )
Full Size Bottle Free. .
if you wish- to know what Lino-
ulne (tho Flax Seed Emulsion) will
do. please send us this coupon. We
will then, mail you an order on a
local drugglst for a full-Irate package,
and will pay the drugs at ourselves
for it. This is our" free gift. made to
. carivirice you; to let. the remedy it-
self show you what it. can do. in
justice to' yourself, please accept it,
lizatlons whatever.
t ‘ i 9.
CUT OUT THIS COUPON.
{or rit rarelyc no appear again and rim” to
lie Llaon no
.llonbury. l‘ (mu.
Mly Disease is ................................
L'hluo nm or tried Linonino ltho Flux
‘Bopr‘l Eniulstonl. Please supply trio with
the first bottle frco.
nu ............................................
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.. annual-"run...” ................. r-
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(iii 0 full luldrcsa-Vi'rltc pliiinl r ,
" BRIDGEPORT, Nov. film-«Fred Kow-
disk). olio of the pair v ho passed
worthlcss checks on Main strut inc:-
chants. was bound orer in thr- o‘iii
court yesterday to thr- ciiiiilniil Su
porioi court under- a bond of mood
for the forgery of a United Slum
licusuri normal. He is already ht id
in bonds of $l. our) for passing worth
as checks in this cit\.
l,‘
Fresh Shoulders, 11C
FRESH HAMS ..........
FRESH PORK ...........
2 LBS. CHOP seer
SHOULDER STEAK
J. W. DODGE.
15c
..................... 14c
............ 25c ’
..................... 10c
South Norwalk.
:33. ad malrmé; l
The sitters “59
WASHBEJRWCROSBY "s
. East Norwalk Fire District are hereby
meeting of the said district. held in
the Fitch school house on the 25th day
i of November 1908, at 8 o‘clock in the
- evening, to consider and act. upon the
, following propositions:
. First. To hear the report of the os-
deem proper.
Second: To appropriate such sum
perfecting the commercial end of the
lighting system as the meeting may
deem. proper.
Third: To consider the question of
supplying the fire companies with an
additional supply of hose. if found ex-
may be necessary to pay for the some.
day of November. 1908’.
ARTHUR WALDRON .
HOWARD L. LOWNDES
E. H. GUMB ART.
YYWYYIVVvvvayvvwvvyv .
Clork.:
his or;
' notified that there will be a. special.
partially appointed Electric Light Com; "
iiilltoo, and to take such action con- .
conning the same as the meeting may .
or some of money for the purpose of,
podient and necessary. and to appro- .
. priate. suoli sum or sums of money as
Dated at East Norwalk, this 18th!“
slow. a. SMITH ‘ j A
Fire District Committee
If Money is Worth Savmg, These Prices Aré Wrirth Invedigation
Cgaaberries, qt, - - lie I Potatoes, per peck. - 250 I‘Very Best Butter, 1b., - 30c
Hiblson’s Brand Seeded Raisins, lb. ...... , ...... 10o Maraschino phonics, large bot. ....... ,- . ,7. . . .50e
owi Brand Seeded Raisins, lb. .......... ”18c Welclis finals”: 4» ice. large bot. ................. 25c
Fine Table Raisins, lb. .. . .‘ ....... 2.3c Premier L'iute Jiii ,c, bot. ................ .- . . .25c, 40c
‘ Nabob Mihoe‘Moah. 3 pkgs. .. ........ .25e hogan a. Johnson“ is lame, jar ............... '..o15c
None Such Mince Meat, pkg. .. . .. ....... . ..1llc Olives. stuffed or lain . . . . 10c, 25c, 35c, 53c
Dudley“ Pumpkin, can ......... 149.L.& li'I, Worcestershire Sauce. bot. ..... . . ......
Good jHoneat Brand Pumpkin, can ............... 10:: Tobacco Sauce, bot. .................. ....... 40c '
Hubbard Squash. per lb. ..... . ..... . .......... . So Blue Label Oatcup. bo’t. ............. .. .. .....13c, 21c
. Best New Mixed Nuts, per Ib.1oc Windsor Ontario. large but. .............. . ...... 10c
Poultry Seasoning. per can ..... -. ......... 10c qampbcllfs Banner 3 cans ....................... 25c
, Cltro‘n, per lb. ............................... We All Flour. ..................... bag. 73:; tibl ..36. 30
Malaga Grapcs. large'and fine, lb. ............ -. . .15c‘ liest Lard. 2 lbs. ......................... . ..... 25::
Yellow Turnips, per pk. ............. ....20c Onions, Red or Yellow, qt. , 5e
Premier Plum Pudding, can ......... ~ ..... . ....... 25o Full Cream Cheese, lb. ............ . ........ ._ .. .ch ‘
Van Camp’s Plum Pudding, can ............... .(35e Walnut Meats, .lb. ....................... . ...... 40o
Fruits and etables.
Brittle, coco
I"
l a
: Baker-'3 cocoa ....'...V:;“lgg‘_ .
,. snout-:3 990.
t Crisp, Rlbbo‘n- .C‘Candy. Assorted
Oranges. Bananas. Apples, Figs; Dates, Celery,-
Natl'onai. Biscuit Cola .Bntter Thins, Nabisco; and Social Teas, 3 phyla. 25c.
Huntley a Palmer's Cream Fingers, “3., 30¢.-
loasti‘l‘e
bottloi , ~
acetates.
onsyln corn for ‘
do; and Coffees—give them a trial. 1,
Large variety Canned _.,
Alaska Wafers. lb., 40:. Peanut v;
bakers Chocolate .._; . i: ‘
i : ' sitar Warsaw
lupin!
' line of handsome dllllflflri‘pbm
‘ '4} HlillllN‘
y' Carvmg' “Setsratlii
are hf.
to.
olivi‘lllllltlal‘é‘a
errant Mp rm'sooel or
sap Flttln as
l Cellln “.0
ll‘AV‘l V sen it soon a
unionist: N o pole
The Jones 3t,
17 vyALL alga. Silents/pm. '
The Dial)» * 1 ~
today. for it places you under no ob- r ‘
should be one of the merit comfortably .1
and attractir'ely furnished rooms in the” ,
house. and. it tarnished from our sstdb- .
ushuieut it. is so. we have a splendid
spores ‘
and chairs, buffets and‘ accessories. 1
Each piece is strongly and mommy .
mode from the most artistid‘ designs,
and is warranted to siyo thorough sut~
infraction. Our present prices uie moat.”
moderate.
The A. l. Angerine
‘ 8: son Co“
134 Min can summon" aw. i
PROSPECTS”
\ co PLETE .srocrr or Trash
{1"
Shot Guns N 3
GINGLE 3ND DOUBlE
from $3. 50 up.
Come in and look them orer. j i
A large stock pg; peep is.» at" “is
TlON. .
Norwalk Hardware ca
r‘iyi‘.
groper, 7%,
A Frieudmf
Need '
'A gOOd trio! is always your ii ~‘ _ .
friend; never'di'sappbints you f ‘
I have: a most complc c line
oi‘ ml
Norwalk Chronicler