Imodels 0f the season
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{Women's Winter Underwear
AT GREATLY REDWCED PRICEC.
Regular 50c Vests and Pants, tomorrow. ......1
. 1,. 1
KIMONAS
I" Women's 81. 25IKimonas, all sizes, extra fine
1 tomorrow ..
Regular 82. 25 Kimonos, tomormw. ... . . . . .
I~"»
. ,98c
.81. 98
....n...........‘.........
86.7
5.98
98
combs and Barre
200 samples. worth Itom 15c to 251: each They
all go tomorrow at ......... .1...
with yoke of lace insertion and
medallion; actual value 81. 49 To. narrow.
I
%c yard
I81: GIN GHAMS tomorrow .1.
l
Itaiue; -
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1
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Taffeta Ribbon
Again we will sell 5- -inch good quality Taffeta Rib-
..-. ...»... ...—..-
$1.49 Waists at 98c
A beautiful new model. made‘of fine lingerie cloth. ’
ttes ,.
....... 1012 each
This offering com rises about 200 TAILORED MODELS, distinctive styles, including many of the most successful
hich we have assembled into seven (7) special lots, for speedy dispoSition‘, at greatly reduced
“ prices We are making this great offer because We need the space for our Big Iine of Holiday Goods.
The Reductions Are as Follows
$5 98 Tomorrow,
4.98 Tomorrow
88.98-
2.98
I SIRTS
291: Fianneieite Skirts. tomorrow ................ tgc
790 Skirts. tomorrow ...................... 59; each
$1.00 Skirts and Gowns. tomorrow ........... 79¢ each
$2.98 TomOI‘rbiiiv,
"I‘ Minot)».
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11
v-Nrfit
' 111111113 81113 at 39c
Made of fine double faced silk elastic; something
1;} entirely new .
embroidery ._
..98c
Men‘s Gordon
Men’s Half Hose
Mcn's~12c 1111c 2-thread cotton. first quality; to~
morrow ........................ , ...... 7c pair
25: pr.
Brand H311 Hose.- good value
3,; ‘ ,SWEATERS
1 .
Men's and Boys‘ $1.99 Sweaters, all sizes; tomor-
row , .591: each
Black Russian Lynx Sets at 812 98
I, . .
COLLARS
Large Rug 11111111 new shawl effect. with heads and
Norwaik Sathgs 81ciety,
44 WALL STREET,NORWAL1I(.
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposus, Octl, 1908, 83589895592
DIRECTORS. I
WILLIAM A'. courts. '
MOSES H. eo Van
1 Lewm‘e n 1111111..
HENRY F10 LEBUBN.
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, ozone: M. HOLMES. .
uHSTEPHEN not. as,
Fseosmcit A‘. Ens '
T111.0111: T. Roscoe.
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MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
IF YOU WANT TO SUCCEED ’ 1
IF YOU WANT A coon SALARY
1F YOU WANT TO BE lNDEi-‘ENDEN
I YOUNG MAN, DON'T DREAM.
THREE UP- TO- DATE SCHOOLS.
Stamford.-
BEGIN NOW.
31111111 Norwaik
..na,
I’ort Chester.
in good shafté
looked over and pu
for the 8 ring. 1
epatre
Rubber Tires
‘ "41 _:l w
.-;».Everythmg_10f the Horse and 1Carriage
‘ Horse 81108101; and 01111111118
1-1'
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put on your Auto and Carriapvand
T115 PlIIacé to Get It Is it 1
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NE 2111.123 when 3111121.
...—and
Two Russians Held in New Haven for
Cashing Cheek.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 27~W alving ex~
ntnitnttiott before United States Coin
missiouer Wright. 11311111.» Zoltroski
and Frederick Kowniski, two young
Russians. were hound over to the Unit
I Ed States district. court. 11nd tli‘u 111m
111 the Witniioy ttvenut' jail to ttwnit 1111
order of retuovnl to the United States
district court. for the southern district
of New York, where they are to in»
tried. 'i‘bcy Hi'u charged with forging:
the name of the tuituluistrntor of tho
estate of itaphncl Strumw'uid. 111 New
York, and obtaining $1 it) on it.
The forgery wus committed llt'lil‘ly 11
month ago, when the two 1111111 in smut-
unknown ntntmet' got possession of the
check and succeeded in getting it rush.
ed in 'NBridgepor‘t. it is claimed 111111
the government omcinls have evidence
that the two men forged other checks
that. Worn issued by the government.
1u1d got them cashed.
As the prisoners could not raise
bonds of $1.000, they will have to stay
in jail here until the order of removal
is granted by Judge Plait.
ode-110312;.
3.... 11,. its Kind You 11111111111113 Bough
113' Attire .
of_ ,
iLLlNOIs CENTRAL WAREHOUSE
NED
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 27 —F11'c last
night destroyed one of the illinois Cen-
tral warehouses near the Union sta‘
tion in this city. The warehouse con-
tained 100 onrionds of hay and farm
products. The loss will be about $60..
000. This is the third lllinois Central
warehouse in this district burned with-
in the last few weeks.
Boon:
Gold Medal Flour for me.
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1111 hunt
"I used Cue-rot: turd feel like a newmnu. thus
31111 n uniform- from dylpewiu and ttonr 1110mm
r the Inn two years. i ‘huvob been 1.11
sine and other m I. but: could and 1161 roiIoIfod tonly
(or I short time. will recommend Huc-
m friends ".11 uni 1.th for indi ll
IoIir utomoo‘hl ndto itzstt 11118111113111.3838}:
tl'tion. '.i‘hoy neveryn ce
Hot-1y 81111511011.“ 11311311 Chunk. P.
'PItoIIIuiIai. 1231371.- ubiI. 'Paun tc‘I
oIIBIInsIIIrk on. Tflfinm“; uhint‘ 11.11.1131 C
Conant-cod” to cure or your mono! but! it
Sterling Re’medy Coi. Chicn‘ao or N. R599
IIIIML SALE. '1'“ 13111.10! BOXES
Meg‘s“
A good c1111u11-t§1ttlo11 was present .tt.
itunnuittci linpttsj church. Bridgeport.
Monthly 11111111 :11 the meeting which
toucludcd tin sorter. of etttugeilstlc
services that how boon curried on fot
the past two “colts. Rot. 11.11.0111"
ponter, of the South Not'witilt Baptist
church. wns tim opt-11km of the even
11193111111 dt‘iiit't‘tt'l with toiling power it
dist-nurse on ‘ lritdiug Vt 1111 (‘1 od
rotuut'ks were hosed upon the notable
of the pounds; 11nd he showed that
m'ury individual in the world “115 giv-
(‘1) equally of runny things, but, did not
return equal profits to the King. “
“Many of us.“ said .ilr. Carpenter.
“111111111 very iittio use of the Bible, of
iht‘ church. ot‘ the wonders of God's
universe, all of which are equally dis
il'illiitt'tl (111111111: nton. We are occttpy~
111g those things until Christ comes,
and we shall 111* 11111911 to 1111 account
lug of 0111 stcwordshln.‘
Mttny regret not the services that
hate been Ctii‘llt‘d on or.» now brought
10 11 Close, its considerable good has
been necetupiishod 11s a result of them.
An interesting prayer meeting is pinn-
not] for Wednesday evening. and it is
expected 111111 the large attendance at
the services now closed will he 11111111-
tnined on chttcsduy night—«Bridge
port. Ii‘ul‘llit‘l‘.
TIRZAII.‘
Gold Mtz-dnl Flour makes pct'iott brc:.td
.‘:ltu\tt.\'.t.
NOVA SCOTIA STEEL TRADE.
SYDNEY, N. 8., N0v._27.-Frogress
made my locni iron and steel mnnnfno
tnriug interests in competition with
the manufacturers 111 Great Britain,
among the British possessions'ln .the
South Pacific has btought about 11
movement, by the board of trade in
England to have revoked the bounty
paid by the hotue government to the
provincial producers. As the bounty is
paid on each ton of steel mined in
the provinces. it enables Nova Scotia,
it is alleged to underbld the home r-l
val. 'l‘h local steel plants are now
Operating on 11 tw enty- -four hour sched
1112. A contract for 9.000 steel rails
fer the Junittb district of india has
just been filled and a large rail 01"dc-1
fhtitlirté- New South Wales is now being
e
-—Bttby wont suffer five minutes
with croup if you apply Dr Thomas
Eclectric 011 at once. it acts like
magic. .
TINIQUE.
FORT DE [FR-.ANCE Martinique
. French West Indies, Nov. 27. —-Presl-
dent Castro of Venezuela, who left
La Gttnira. November 24 on board the
steamer Guadeloupe on his 11111410
operation at the hands of n 3311111111
specinlis‘t, arrived here today; The
president was accompanied by several
members of his immediate fnmily and
three Venezuelan physicians. The
Guadeloupe will sail frdm this port. to-
marrow.
111s;
PRESIDENT CASTRO AT MAR-.
Bordeaux, Where he will undergo an
Taft and Hitchcock.
l’Olt'l‘l.t.v\.l\’-l). 0m. Nov. 27,—1‘111'1
'.u w 1 thttt llnitcti Stutes Senator F111-
t1 11 is seeking the intervention of
11‘1tsitioutt‘lt'c: "iuit 111111 National
‘Clutitn-nn iiitchtotk in the Oregon
1\Iililtllll'll situation is received here
twith grout interest.
The icrisintutt' elected in lune last
'is 11111111511 unanimously Republican. 01‘
”.110 “it legislatots 131 \oiuntnril) signed
it [liititlc to t-lt-(t us t'nltt'n States sen
iator the popttinr choice. Also 111 the
;.iuuc election Governor George Chum-
iilt'l'Iltin. u induct-mt. was nominated
tot United States senator llV‘UIG poo
pic. 'i‘lnv nomination of 11 Democrat
in 11 Stat to. which is iicpubiieuu by .15.
(‘00 ntnjoritv is generally t'ttttibutod to
1 fttctionul strife between the Fulton and
1_:111ti- Fulto Republicans. Defeated in
the itcpnh lean primaries instmdprii by
Judge Take. it was charged! in the
most emphatic lttugttngerat the meet-
ing of the Union Republican League.
the most important Republican club 111
this state. by the anti- Fulton poopit
tiutt the Fulton faction throw their
mice at the June election to Governor
Chnmbetinin and thereby tuttscd the
defeat of Judge Cnite.
COLLECTION FOR CATHOLIC UNI-
VERSITY.
Next Sunday, the first Sunday in Atl—
vont, is the day set apart by Cardinal
Gibbons for the annual collection in
the Roman Catholic churches for the
Catholic University of America. A
collection will hc taken for this pur-
pose I11 the churches of the diocese on
that day. and it is expected that in
spite of the into. financial pnuic the
ieoliectioti of this yeat will be lurgot
’Ithtttt in mist years ’ ‘
10111 Wii 111 11118118111181
in ordering 11 50c. bottle or Dr. How—
ard's celebrated specific. for the cure of
I". H. Baxter is giving one of the
greatest ttade chances ever bfiét'ed to
the people of South Norwnik
Even though offeted at half-mice for
introductory purposes the specific is
sold under a guarantee to cure or the
mouev‘wiii be refunded.
If food does not digest well, if there
is gas 01' [111.111 in the stomach, it’ the
tongue is coated and the breath bad it
there is constipation and straining, Dr.
Howard 3 specific will sure you. if it
does not you have Druggist Baxter‘s
personal! guarantee to return your
money.
This remntkabie remedy comes in
thé form of tiny granules, and can he
carried in thé vest pocket or purse. it
1‘s yory popuinr in New York city and
it 111 not minimal to see someone utter
a mettl at one of the large hotels or
testtuit'tints. take a dose of this spe-
cific. knowing that it. will prevent utt-
comfortable feeling- Which frequently
follows a hearty meal. ‘
constipation and dyspepsia tit 25 cents;
hon all colors regular 25c 31¢ To throw 19; yd .. 1 . , ' tails. If you are interested in Furs, let us quote you.
7‘ g' . . We will place on saie too new Collars, never sold ;prices before you place your orders. Furs irorn $9. 98
8c, FLANNELLTTE8 tomorrow . ....... '. 1.61: yar less thanpggc each. Tomorrow .......... 252 each '_: to 8150 set.
1‘ 1‘ ‘ - II‘tI'I 1. .‘ ‘ . 1‘ 18 , . II“ , . ..
I -. _. ...- ,. U.-. I -35.} I“; . . 1'1: .. -.-...w. .....3: _ ..- I. III ,
FORGERY CHARGED BY UNCLE CLOSING EXERCISES AT lMMAN- OREGON SENATORIAL FIGHT
.... vecuuncu —--- WALK OVER SHOES
.... .. Senator Fulton Seeks intervention of
ALL LEATHERS ...... . ...... ....33,50,$4.oo,ss.oo
Other Maites of Men’ s Shees
UNION STAMPED ....... 3250, $3.00 33.50
L a c. $110123. 10;- women ‘.' 32110 to 34011
QUEEN QUALITY. ...................... -. .. $3.00. 33 so 34.00
F LYNN & RYAN,
so WASHINGTON s’rneer.
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PHONE 466.
..___,. _
Are YOu Tired
0R FEELING INDISPOSED?
it" so you can be quite comfortable in one of ottr Nefgilgee Garments.
DRESSING SACQUE‘S handsome materials .. .982 and $1.50
LONG RIMONAS beautiful color effects . .. ..... .j' ....... .81. 50 to $3 00
BLANKET nouns. desirable coiorings . . ...”... $1. 98 to $5.011
it will pnv you to see these garments.
N. E. Ryan a‘Co
86"Washirtgt‘on Street. a SouthaNorwtilk.
Native Turks s , y"
22c 11) 8
Native Roasting Chickens.
Fow1,
...”
.7
20ch
140“) ff
.1. W. DODGE
22 Washington Street South Norwalk.
Jeddo and 0111 (111111 any 3 Lehigit I
. FOR FURNACE , 9
Ctos Creek and Upper 'Lehtgh
For Cooking Rang and Self Renters.
---...rm .5. - ._
111.111.1031 his b‘old 11nd fell under the
.--... .. ... - “I“: n, 2..
“MW"
mFELL UNDER THE WHEELC.
1whoels. His left. leg was crushed 111111.
below the knee, tutti at the Bridgeport
11111111111111 it was sand. that. the limb
Will I] nve to be amputated at. the. Innen .
I 1115 believed that Cullen will recover.
BRIDCFPORT. N0 0.\' "7. ~—-\"liile tt‘v-
int; 10 Matt] of west bound freight our
in the east (111d d.yttrds last evening
John 011113011 11ng 21, of 810113111011,
Norwalk Chronicler