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Tonight and Tomorrow -
e want all Holiday lines disposed of by Thursday evening;
best of fermys. (ll Satisfaction or your money back.
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We are making a Splendid record
for quack and sure delivery of goods
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Great Reductions in Toys
‘3‘ IN THE BASEMENT. ' f '7
$6. 98 Hobby Horses, redaced to, ......... .. .......... ;,. .$4 ,93
" " 1""? ' $3. 98 Dressed Dolls. reduced to . 4.. . . . . .. .-, ............. $2, 93
’j $1. 25 large Doll China Sets, reduc ed to . . . ...' ........ .98c
' ' “3 Q1.75 Dreised Dolls, reduced to ... .......... , .......... ,. , .98c
‘ $1.25 Hook and Ladder Hill Climbers . .... .. ........ '. .. . .981:
" "-‘ $1. 25 Dolls, tied11'ced to ...... 4 ........ ., ........ 4 ..... 98c
15c Y mas Candles, 3 dozen in box . .. .............. .9c ng
, 29c Teddy Bears, reduced to ....... y ...... . ...... .. ...... 19c
. “ ' - " We carry the goods when you call.
. tower Department—10c
We have taken broken lots of Toys, Games, Dolls, etc.,
values from 15c to 5°C, for tonight and tomorrow yours at 10c.
Shop early for the choice pickings in this department.
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Xmas Candy
We have tons of Xmas Candy, fresh and pure“ You will
find Candy on sale on the main floor, rear, and also to the base-
men‘s”,- , . t ' -e.
F‘ , . SPECIAL FOR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW.
' 3 2‘01: Xmas Twist Candy ............ . ................. 151: 1b.
20 kinds of Chocolates ............ . ................ 1.201: lb.
American Mixed ................. . ...... . ........... roc lb.
‘ 20 kinds , "'iAeéortemCandy ........ e . ‘ . . . .’. . . toc lb.
Kmas Novelties Reduced
Greatly
, ,,, . 3" IN THE BASEMENT.
' Xmas .1255] Cards, reg. 3 for. 5c; tonight and tomorrow. 5 for 5c
Xmas TSgs. reg. 3 for 51:: tomorrow . . . . . ........ , 5 for 51:
1 Xmas CrepeI Paper, reg. 15c: tonight and tomorrow. .. .9c pkg.
.Holly Napkins, choice patterns . . .5. . . . . . .. ........... 5c 1102.
XmasBells .......................:...&2for5c.t029ceach
All too Tree Ornaments, tonight . . ., ........ , ..... . ...... 5c
Remember, this department' is in the basement.
' Buckles Reduced ‘*
Fine Buckles, worth from 69c to 98c: tonight and tomor-
row ,_ . ........ ;. ........ 49c each
11.5 ...-,....
Lunch Cloths
We 11va jtist too in this lot, guaranteed all li-,nen 42 inches
11 is, open work effects, worth $1.49; tenight and
QTI'QM‘..1....‘.............M...'.'..“i.' ......... 98cbox
1111: up in 11911;? bones, new and up- -to- date;
. ........ $1. 98 box
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Women’ s Xmas Neckwear
AT REDUCED PRICES.
50c Ruchin‘gs. 3 necks 1n box, exua line ruch; tonight and
tomorrow. while they- last' ...................... 39c box
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S3. 98 Silk Shirl Waisis, $2. 93
On sale tonight only.
CorSei Covers
29c Corset Covers .................................... 1. 19c
49c Corset Covers ......" ......... .' ..
, 20% or on 2111 Furs
bought tonight and tomorrow. We guarantee all Furs that we
sell.
19c NeCkwear, 9c
500 Ties we must sell by Thursday evening. choice pat-
terns, new and neat; tonight ....... - ....... 3. .9c each
Holly Ribbons at Cost
25c Ribbon, all the new Holly effectS, tonight and tomor-
row .......... .. . ............................ 19c yard
toc Holly Ribbon, tonight and tomorrow . . . ......... 8c yard
We carry miles of Ribbons. all colors. all widths at popu—
wiar prices.
Sale of Fine Leather Goods
Not only is our stock of Leather Goods complete in every
way, buttwe have reduced the prices to a point that makes the
offerings bargains well worth the coming for. '
50c Hand Bags, tonight and tomorrow .................. 25c
Extra fine Bags at . . .............................. 49c each
Real Alligator Skins, at ............. . ................ $4.98
We are showing great values ‘at, . .‘ .............. 98c to $7.50
' Gloves fOr Gifts
Women‘s Kid Gloves. guaranteed tonight and tomor-
row.. . ........ .......... 79cpair
Meyer’ 5 Fine Gloves, 1n Holly boxes, all sizes and col-
ors .... ...... .$I.op,$1.5o,$1.7511'.
" EXTRA SPECIAL
$1. 25 English Walking Gldves, tonight and tomorrow .9811 pr.
.5‘
10% Off On 111 umbréuas
We are offering a. large assortment at 98c, $1. 25, $1. 49,
$1: 69'. $1 98 $1 25. $2 98 $3 981 $4 98. $5. 25. Just take 19% of?
of wh'at they are marked tonight and tomorrow. ,
,' evci'y locality
'~ to this the
.. f1 0111 ptuple \1 ho tcsllflcd vcnrs ago no
-couilnud praise.
tucy Pills. and
' South Norwalk, (1301111..
"'“ in lhlcl't'ulm‘
#1 out
' ‘ to mllllons of dollars yearly.
.1 lth't no thcrc
‘ piat'c.
,' all right.
' hack to Chicago to play ball. but that
_ ~iu town.
< '_ want to butt into ”to nuttmgcmeut of
by the automobile 01‘ 521111101
1 ulIuL 111111
-Not Another Like It
In Our Broad
Republlc. .
To give positive homo losllmouy in
is of limit unanswer-
nbie proof of merit; but when we add
continued cudotncment
evidence can be stronger. A South
Norwulk cltlzcn grulcfully .ttkuow-
ledges the good rccclvcd from Dunn's
Kidney Pills, and when tlmc has lost-
ed the corn we find the name hctn'ty un-
dorsemcnl, willt addcd enthusiasm and
(lanes of thin kind
are plentiful in the work of Dunn‘s Kidv
such a rccot'd is
unique In the annals of utcdlcluc. ‘
Mrs. John Horst. 76 Spring Street.
says: "At in-
tervals for about four ycarn, l was un-
noyed by kldnoy trouble. 'l‘hcrt- were
tet'l‘lbic pains in my hips and l was
' subject to headaches and dizzy spells.
At. night i could not sloop but tossed
and turucd trying to find 11 coml'orlu
bit- position. My Inothct' had used
Doun'n Kldncy l’llln with such fine rc~
nulls that shc advised me to try thcm
and i procurcd :1 box at i’laltscd's drug
store. They hoipcti Inc from tho first
and finally cured Inc. 1 have had no
Il('('tl of u kidnty rcuu-dv for u long
lilllc and my advice to anyone afflict lot]
1111 i “as is to gel Donn s Kidney Pills
and give them .1 trial "
For solo by all dealers. l’rlcc 50
cents. Fontm -Mllbt1ru t‘o.. Buffalo.
Ncw Yolk. sole agents for the i‘nitod
States.
ilcmcmbcr the nautc-lloau'saaud
take no other.
STATE lN SHELLFISH FIGHT.
Connecticut Joins With 17 Other
Commonwealths to Promote
the industry.
XICW l'llilK, llm'. .1.l~-Conm-clicut
in n ntotcmcut or clgh~
'_(‘('ll stair-s In protct-t shellfish, and in.
cronsc thc industry, and 11 preliminary
"looting for tho organization of a Na-
tional Association of Conunisslmtcrs ol'
Sht'll l"l.~'bct'lcs will ht" hold at the m3
lice of the New Yorl. state (ouunlsslon-
tl‘. in this cut. on launch 15
1‘ ho umcllug was (th-d bt, '('lmt'lcs
ll, liacon (blot of tho bureau of sh. ll
llt‘herics of New .lt-rscy, allot t'oul'cl'-
Pimp and cot't'cstmndcntn with .lamc':
K‘. Whlpplc. of the New York commis»
salon, and the c omutlssloncrs of 1hr,- oth-
- ' 1-1 stutcu (1111;111:1111 in tho pr-odmllou of
oysters or ntht-t' Slutll fish. 'I' no status
bt'sldo (‘ounvcllcut which :ltc lutcresl-
(I'd :11'1: Muluo, littssuchunclls. lihodo
lulund, Nt'w York. Ncu' .lct'scy, llcla-
'warc, Maryland, Virginia. .\'Ut'll1 (711m.
lln:,1 (:corgln, l-‘lot'ldn, 'l‘cxas, Louisi-
\1l:ul~.1~ppl ('ll‘i-‘Illli, California
and \l't'nhinglou. all of which have
"itch tulhuslustlt- ondorsnucnts to
tho propostd otgnuil..1liou.. -
’lhc object of tho proport'd oyguni
:mtlun ls to lulul: logolllt‘l‘ lill statc
t'cprtsmttutit't-s and boards or com:
mission.» which ll:|\'(‘. the carp or this
grout unlltl'nl rt'sout't'c of the country.
that information for lilt' illi\'l|ll(‘l"
iilt‘lll of tho hula-ii: may Int (31'
t'bnngctl to mutual tlt'uulaec.
in tho status of tho Atlantic son'-
board, lhc sht ll fish industry amounts
and plans
“"1 its (ottscrvntion huto' bccn nudct'
('(lllhlfil'FllllOll for scttuol )l‘lllS
CAB’TQR 1A
For Infants and Children.
lilo Kiri You llave Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of %"W
CHANCE TO WITHDRAW.
Will Not Manage the Chicago National
Team Next, Year.
l.()S .\.\‘(‘.i'2|.-ICS. (1111., ilN‘. 2am
Frank l.. Ultaurc, captain of tho (.‘hi-
cago National ball loam. guru out an
interview here last night, regarding
the reports that be will not manage
the Chicago lcatn the coming season.
According to Chancc‘s stutcmcnt, this
' difficulty is not due to money matters
orto any intcrfcrcucc with Ch'uucc‘s
authority in the past. He said, "l
have signed :1 contract to play with
Chicago for three (ll' four years, and if
i cannot play any
'l‘hcrc is a little difference ho-
twccu President Murphy and myself
on the money question, but that is not
serious, and l supposc we can fix that
i never said I would not. go
I would pl'cfct' not to go if the present
conditions existed Itcxl your.
“1 Intro not seen President Pnllium.
and do not know whether or not he is
He has hinted that. he might
the team next year.
STREET RAILWAY PASSES DIVI-
1 1. DEND. t;
HARTFORD. Dec. 23.——A"’ special
meeting of the stockholders of thc
' Hur'tl‘otd and Springfield Street Rail
road C(llllllhlh was held in the office,
of Judge Perkins her.c ycstctdav. it
was called to considct' an amendment
to the by-laws enabling stockholders
to elect. two additional directors. 'l‘nh;
‘ action was taken. Thomas C. Perkins
and Charles A. Thompson of Meirosc.
' being elected. Secretary Perkins said
the ge 11] business depression had
made it ccossmy to pass over thc
dividends which would otherwise have.
been declared last spring and this full.
The lack of through travel was tespon-
9 Bible for this.
SENATOR FARREL PAID FOR AC-
CIDENT. ' r"
N EW HAVEN. Dec. 23.—Durh1g pro-
"'hate court. proceedings, yesterday, for
the appointment of Mrs. Wilhelmina
Lindeleodt as administratt‘ix of the es;
date of her husband, Who was killed
Alton
Farrel. of Ansonla. it was shown that
. the only property in the estate was 11
', sum of money glv'cn hv the famllv ol‘
, the senator as 1111 oxptcsslon of mgrct
at tlte'accident. Thoitnnouut was not
stated. The bonds of the administra-
' trlx were placed at‘$2.000.
Superb flohday Array
of Men' 3 Scarf's
Many s-puzzling Christmas problem will be settled off-hand
by merely a glimpse at this splendid collection of specially
gathered Neckwear for Men. Variety has reached its climax,
the wealth of colorings. weaves and patterns will satisfy every
good taste imaginable. We have brought over luxurious silks
from London and Paris, and had them made up to our liking
. by best scarf makers here. We have culled the best that
home makers afford. At every price, whethe182.50, 32 $1. 50,
$1 or fifty cents. the assortment is the most varie'd that skill
and discernment could gather.
A whole section is devoted to the sale of 50c scarfs, and
you would never imagine that such handsome styles could be
had for so low a price, until you come to read the price tags.
It is a rare Christmas showing—duller come and see it
faday before'even a single one of the patterns is exhausted.
Main floor. New Building
Men's House Coats of Class
sWe cannot emphasize enough that this' ts a regular twelve-
months-in-a-year stock of house coats. with each, price-class
expanded and diversified for holiday purposes, but with the
standards of quality. style, fit and comfort rigidly adhered to.
No woman need fear for a minute that she is buying a poorly
put together garment that husband. brother or friend will hate
to wear. THESE COATS ARE GATHERED TO GIVE
SATISFACTION ABSOLUTELY FROM A MASCULINE
POINT OF VIEW. Materials are carefully selected, in rich.
handsome color combinations and patterns, and the coats are
finished in dignified‘and correct styles.
In reversible cloths, at $5, $6.50. $7.50, $10.2nd $12 ’.
In velvet: st $10.:1nd $20 Main floor, New Building
The New "Wanamaker Special"
Watch at $60
For months our New York and Philadelphia Jewelry organ-
izations have been working to bring out a watch of unusual ex-
cellencc, at a moderate price. The success has been far past
our expectations. _ The new Watch is here for the Christmas
demand. , ' ' '
I This remarkable Watch for men is in handsome 14-11 gold
cases of various styles. It has a compensated chronometer
balance, micromitric regulator, 21 fine ruby and saphire jewels.“
is adjusted to isochronism, temperature and five positions. and
is warranted to be a reliable timekeeper.
' Our' guarantee covers a period of one year from date of
purchase, and the movement will be maintained in good order
1 during the time specified, free of charge except in case of dam-
age by accident. Price. 860.
First Showing of". 1909 Designs
. In the Wanamaker Water-Spot-Proof.
FOU-LARDS
|"l‘he only dead certainty in silk fashions,‘
man. who has just got back from abroad,‘
about Fouiards.’ .
And he backs up his opinion ,with this fine firs! showing of
the exclusive new Wanamaker Foulards for the coming season-
in a splendid quality that will shcd'water like a duck's back—'-
and women know what water will do to most foulards.
Designs are exclusively ours for the United States. except
the polka dots. They include the latest soutacheprintings and
fourteen different disposition of spots--Paris has declared es-
pecially for spots and inconspicuous designs fur 8111129. All
the staple shades and a great many new ones.
These Foulard Silks are adapted for a great variety of cos-
tume uses. and a better present cannot be devised than a dress
length, 23 inches wide,
ElGH’lY-FIVE CENTS A YARD
First floor Old Budding
It Only Takes $5
'To'Place the '
Handsome J. C. CAMPBELL Piano
in Your Home for Christmas
Only five dollars a month (by the Special Wanamaker Christ-
mas terms) to make happy the daughter who wants to study
music; or the wile'who used to play on the piano, at home,
before she was married. It ts VERY EASY nowadays to buy
the FINEST GIFT OF ALL. Very easy to have a "musical
home” and give the Children an Opportunity to develope their
musical taste
And the joy you confer upon them now, may return to you
a hundred fold, in the years to come, when you may, sit back
in your easy chair and dream to the music they play for you.
It' ts mpmblem, we grant, to pick out a worthy piano, at a.
low price. There are scores of unworthy pianos on the market
costing more than the J. C. Campbell. and one cannot afford '
to make the mistake of buying a piano not true in 19111:
Our experts went two years searching out the best piano
,p1ocurable at about two hundred dollars. You have the benefit
of their knowledge and effort when you buy
The. J. C. Campbell: at $130
And you have our guarantee of satisfaction. In selecting
it for the Christmas Gift. you eliminate all risk of quality, and -"'
GET THE BEST PIANO THAT MONE? WILL BUY
Then you buy it, too. on THE EASIEST TERMS-—
$5 Cash. and $5 a Month
if the purchase: 15 made before Christmas. Same icons, any-
where 111 United States. F. O. B. New York. . f' ‘
JOHN WANAMAKER
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New York _ 1121711., 13:12.33}
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says our silk
is that Paris 15 crazy
ram-1:110
24.71 Smear“? Co.
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EA gosgrmwmsgmpso 3315523 GAME WARDEN MAKES ARREST.
—. ec —.— ‘.
Patrick Shllivan 'an ice wagon driver,’ NAUGATUCK' Dec. 23 "It is report-
yesterday found a $10. 000 bill in the'red here that Deputy Game Warden ’1‘
bottom or an old tomato can which he J. Wiley 01 Southford, yesterday, m"-
picked up in an alloy in the residence tested fouls Hull and will take him to
alt of the town. Conrad Beebe. Picspoct for a hearing. Mr. Wiley
cashier of the Southern Illinois Nation- 5 made an attempt to arrest Hull a few
nl Bank. examined the bill through 11. works 112,9 for snarlug birds. but the
microscope, and said it appeared to bc' lflllcl tslstcd and Wiley shot him
a genuine gold certificate. The bill gwllh the. result that Hull was conllm-d
was taken to the '-sub -treasury in Shite the Waterbury Hospital for 30'1":
Louis for further examination. lime.
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Norwalk Chronicler