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. . Tailor-made: "Suits
Reduced
Fifty ,t'hilor' made Suits for
misses arid women, all colors and
styles. the greatest values ever
offered. Pre-Inven’tory Sale,
$9-90- '
Tailored Suits. all the leading
models, black. brown. green. navy
and fancy stripes, lined with plain
or striped Skinner’s satin; values
from $22.00 to $35.00. Pre-Inven-
tory Sale. to close out, for $15.98.
Cash or credit. Owing to these"
reductions we will charge a small
sum for alterations; I
iid Dresses Also Great-
ly Reduced
5.1, ‘f-Sillz, Panama, Chifion, Voile; colors.
fl green, cham
\ ‘ for $15.98.
commas a
inst
. .
black. navy.
pagne; ‘values $22.00 to $24.00. All to go
_ .' r , CASH OR CREDIT.
‘ ’ Black Silk Taffeta Skirts. all sizes. made of soft
Tafi'eta. which is not apt to crack; all this season’s pur-
chases; to close out for $9.90. Regular prices as high
at $22.00. .
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aw
l’
., .__ , CASH OR CREDIT. .
. Tailoréiiiade Coats at Reduced Prices
' Black'Broadcloth Coats, half-fitted. 50 inches long.
nicely".'trinji1ned, .also‘plain cliects, for $3.90 and $4.90.
Calico Coats, $18.00
.Thesé-tc‘nngam made at the imported ‘Caracul.
which is, worth i Wice as much, as the stuff made in this
country. It shines like satin. will hold its curl and its
gloss; lined with Skinner's satin, and are 36 inches
ionv' value $35.00. Pie-Inventory Sale. $18.00.
D,
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~ . Fur Lined Coats
. ' ‘We have four very fine fur lined Coats i
tf:.*«p;ice.,$;i5.00;.to.close Out” “$12.50. ------ —
J it
n
or women,
lp
have in lllt‘ stu't’ '\\'e still have about two hundred
very handsome lira
go at half pint
go at (.110.
ed. for 37.98.
29:31 west Wishiugtp
OUR.GREKT
e-Inirent
1‘ Street
i'r
Will Commence Tomorrow, Friday, and
Will Last Until the People Stop Coming.
Thc \ii'it'i‘: must be reduced to almost iioihing. so we have put prices on our goods which Will make then
mow" ‘lUlClill? A W381 deal of ready cash is not ne tessary to attend this sale, as we are ready‘to open Hagan: ,
counts with all people (Sillljt'tfl to our judgment). Wealth not required. We particularly inVitc our or pa: Ml]
Customers “WW“? ”“3 limit sale. To them we held no introduction. Terms Will be same as before.‘ ohm.
purchasers. Come early and get the cream of the bargains. bale ilL'
weekly pat-uncut; will settle the bill for all
gins [Otttnit‘cw awning,
Millinery at Half Price
We exprut in «ii out every Trimmed Hat -we Owing ‘0
on hand than
Below inventory they will all
her fitted.
All our than». Hats. for misses and children to
e ‘ i i
Rain (hats for Women
The snow ‘.\'t‘ .ti‘oays sell for $15.00. plain or strip-
- high as $15.00
CASH 0R CREDIT. for $2.50.
. Children’s and Big Girls’ Coats
the warm season. we have a larger
usual. At this time of the year
mother should bring her girl in to this sale and have
Prices from $2.50 to $8.00; worth double.
CASH 0R CREDIT.
Cloth and Plush Capes forOld Ladies
We have about one dozen Capes. made of heavy
kersev cloth. also of fine plush. some of them worth as
. We will sell any of them in the lot
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FRIDAY. JANUhRY 8, 1909.
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--=«A.. L. ..'.1‘."‘:€
mar-it’lIZH-‘H‘fiv ml 1‘ ‘w (.v .(v .H‘t‘té‘dfili
e Sell for 1 Cash
Cheaper Than Any Other
0
Store in The lionvalks
Men’s Clothing
One Hundred A ' .
. Suits
At $10.00
These Men's Suits
are as good as any
clothing store sells
from $15 to $20:
blacks as well as
fancy mixtures. Pre-
Inventory Sale at
$10 per suit. Come
early and pick the
best bargains.
CASH QR CREDIT
Boys’
Knee Pants
At 19c
Two hundred
pairs of Pants. value
35c: Pre-inventory
Sale. 19c per pair.
Boys’ and Young Men’s overcoats
Our entire stock of Overcoats will be sold for al—
most hali price. $3.00. $4.00. $5.00. $6.00 and $10.00;,
worth double. . _
Men’s lilecced Lined Underwear
750 andgoc per suit.
'Furs at Great Reductions
All our Furs must go at this sale.
Three Chinchilla sets, large mull” and scarf. to go
at $5.00.
One Mink Set. worth $60.00, to go at $30.00.
Sable Opossum Sets. worth $12.00, to go at $8.00.
All other odds and ends to go {or almost half the
regular price. -
All our fine Silk and Net Waists. all our fine tailor
made Skirts—we cannot enumerate each Style vsepar-
atcly. but everything will'be sold at reduced prices.
CASHnORfCREDITQ " ‘
if!
alt
cry
3%
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for 45c: worth
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__. 1:“th . * rm ' - , W79 . -1. " p y 1 1 '1 1 ‘ '1 ‘ ‘ ' ' mom i “REC“ TENEMENT ems. i MAJOR noesé‘vm ENJOYED-
‘ .‘HATT§R§'£CHRIBTMA§. . and an ortior for it pair or glottisf CHEMW! L VEF. KILLED. ; FIRE tN WEST HAVEN. LECTLRES lN PSYCH ‘ i ii tl"i‘i~‘t)ltll h" RMHW m ,‘ WW. . BALL.
f , ~—---. the snot-t tooth iiiid.\1tini't,\1 of him: . .\'l<:\\‘ “Margy .iiin. span illitit‘i‘lk P ' H. J.“ ' Yale University.i M“ Mm.“ (,[1"‘1'.:‘.2m'.. “HWL “3.5“... “Ali‘l‘HlRD, .lan. S.——.\iajor Theo-
; How Philadelphia. Factory Rewarded mung “omen employos nits tlioioh) Drove m, .l .. ”Wm, upper Floor . “3- 0 t i 0 '1 i
its Employee. picnscd.
Statimics are not usually interesting
reading, but the figures given out at.
Christians time relative to the busi-
ness or the John: B. Stetson 00. art-
'.|llWil)'t4 food iUl' pleasant reflection by
10in the hat trade—Jor- there is no
flying the fact that; Stetson sitc-
‘ a thing that the entire trade is
.. M. proud of.»till.V8’the American
. i
live gold chains Were presented
looted for this honor.
Two hundred and eighty-live sitar
son Building titid‘liotin Association.
sentcd, and 102 shares
.. . a present market value 'or $350
ll Cummings, president of
who presided at the
- ‘xm-cisos in the big llliili-
ursday, morning. .Di‘l'L‘llle
ieiilier the physical nui-
ii‘thc patron saint of
tit/when, as the exo-
recelved mone-
l., stock.
. of Santa himself.
Ziiiirdly believe .it-—
‘ account or the per-
em' was 872,632.42.
. .rrtind boys mm
a; $39,650. and the.
distributed] not in‘
niches or chains. on
00. which is fully sin;
ttan was distributed inst
ilrm and the men are proved by th
fact that hi 1908.“- ilti per cent. of th
continuously. as against 92 per cent. l
mm. and 35 per cent. the year befor-
lhc plan was instituted.
.. 97 per cent. at“ the girls Worked cut
the married men in the
be firm received turkeys. .
ll.~0i' an average weight 01.: pnrtment 96 per cciit. worked steadily
, units. mailing a total of 25:
ll” of the national bird.
received it {box of Candy
f tun viii -
r u union.
Henlth- 3y Vinot
, li-tiown end; finally
ill Work. After trying
undies and several phy-
t about ready to give
‘ I saw Vinol ad-
Qeeided to ‘try it,
The distribution of bonuses and gift
every detail mounts for or against, a
the case may be.
a watch instead, Another employs
because 0: lateness, received $20. in
Stetson gold watches.
Sixtyiive gold watches and sixty-
young men who by their conscicntious
work and excellent records'were se—
or paid-up stock in the John B. Stot‘
maturity worth $200 ouch, were pr
0! common
stock of the John B. Stetson (30.. with
share were presented to those. faithful
employee who had in previous years
y or watches. 01' B. and
Some of the distributions were the
largest on record, particularly in the
bonus department. The journeymen
sizers received twenty per cent. of
their years“ wages as a bonus. and it is
interesting to note that nioro tlion
twontydive per cent. or all the outplay-
cs are working under the bonus plan.
The advantages of the plan to both the
.lllt'lil in the sizing dopnrnneur \vtirkod
.iii the stilt hat trimming department
tinnously, as against 73 per cent. last
5 year. and in the stiff ital triinniing‘de-
is worked out on the basis of the ex.
net daily record or each employee. and
M r. Cummings. in his remarks, refer-
i-od particularly to the case or one
young man. who for quantity and qual-
ity of work would have-been entitled
to five’ shares of Building and Loan
stook. but his daily record showed
that he was in the habit of coming ‘0
work late quite often. and he received
stead of one or those much prized
pintl inn and a halt story. liniirv llii
com“ . i; ‘i ii Hugh", H'm‘ Wits! ilnvcn slnudlng bt-lwocn two one
to ”“35”“; WWW“ '17. ”I‘ll- family houses. curb or ”iv iatt‘cr utility
. '1 ‘ ' *1 ’l\ tritium :l\'. lt’ ;
limit, at. t Itiliul bi iii-lug putt. no.5 liniiicdfni . p . . ' .
i i 1 '. il ' tlwulltn is worn tiillllt'\\liiix
crimp-d ..:..-1.. inlet ”1 a hm.” out l‘tli ii ii
t't‘tll‘i'lli‘d, hard work on till“ part of ion l
ants saving the buildings il‘illll lili‘.
iliinics. ’l‘ln. hintw Win: i‘lltlt‘tivoi'otl b} .
Which z~l
jiloycd l._\
ills “Will
”)0 lini‘li
bi‘cnkinu bu
ti purl ot‘ 1'
litinsc. and u.
ton of south.»
is Sillllliwi .I to ».
"8 Hi'llllilli‘. “as cut-
l ~: .1
”oi. as n drin-r on
u had L’Mlit' into
lloor .lllilYt' lull,
'rlii' limo was ill
trend as an ice
roll with about it 1 . .
iwioln of which . kiss is osilmaltti tit
tat-riot it down. ' with $3.000 llll-‘illl'illlt‘t‘.
iii
8-
a young man lilitl “illlliill Win) “1011-;
passing. and u‘liilv the- {minor turned
in an alarm tho laitor aroused the on
cupitntn oi‘ the two houses and (ii lllvi‘
buildings in the iii-lcliboi1iiotnl.
about
i
l
"t‘ll'~ 1
$3,300.
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A&P Pure Food Daily Bulletin
for Week Commencmg
January .4th. 3-
High Grade Groceries at Lowet‘d Prices
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Extra Stamps with Teas and Coffees
“ ‘ - l . . 3 . 33C
ill Main is \ l t. t....70t: J5 Stumps \‘vllll 1 ll). Colin lit. .
‘1 no Sunnis “\iiii 1 i3 $311....000 30 Stamps with t in, Coffee At. .350
in Stunnis pith i in'fi‘eii at....500 25.5lanlllfi with l lb. Coffee at. .301:
2:3 Sitillips up). i .| ' Tm at. . . .400 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at. .250
- 1 20 Sinnlps r, i - .1} TN at. . . .350 10 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at. .200
s, [ ~M.,_ W. ' 1 * . ' .
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. Cut Price Specias
Bcst Klein comm“. Dump. .1 . Warrantzod Eggs. a‘tlozon ..... 330
‘l- » . . ' ..84e Full Cream Cheese, it pound. .170
20 lbs. llt'sl ti.'......l.{£e'.i Sugar 81.00 Miller‘s "my; Marmalade. a pix-.170
vgngig“.':;ffuffjg11M.“f"“n‘l‘f, 80 .Corn Meal. ii pound ......-3c
‘Norwny it...~i....."t “gull“. kill...99¢ Royal Cocoanni, ‘4 lb. package. 50
Fancy Japan in l' ' . 50 Fancy Tag Blasters, each ..... 50‘
t. , a. pound. ..
M
i Britta—“Stamps! with GrOceries
10' Stamps 10 Stanifips with 1 pkg. Macaroni
5 :ti‘tii‘illrs of life.
To Deliver Addresses at the!
Town High School.
The Town 'l‘oatiiors‘ Association
has annual-ti for a course of ion luc-
in psychology; by Professor
i.‘llill'lt“r‘» ll .lndtl.1of ‘t'ulo linivorsili.
lloclnr .liiilil is no _\1 wcll known in his
hold or \mrk, and till pt'i‘stills of tin-
tutvn liilt rested in lht| subject ni‘o iil‘il'
oil to lillii‘ advantage oi ihls opportun-
iii.
The lociurcs will be given on stic-
wssii'to Wctlntsdny evenings. livfilll‘
hing on January thirteenth. in the
illicit siliool building: oit West are-
inw, Professor Judd will explain lin-
l‘nntlnnn-uinl facts or iictitlty in ”10
viii-zittil lite. and will discuss tho cori-
Ii‘ilinilnna or lilo iii-c spot-nil senses
and the tit-W‘i‘ltiplllt‘lll and value of
incniory. liabilitioivor of attention and
judgment. (Itil'i‘i'liig_tlio application
along. the lecturer will apply the prin-
ciples dcdiiccd to tho mental processes
I'i‘lh'e in education and in tho vnricd
l
'lli‘i‘S
Hero is an opportunity for every one
who is at all interested in thrl activ-
ities of ('t'lllSi‘lOllS menial life to hear
an expert in that field present lucidly
the theories of rccont psychological
investigators. Doctor Judd has been
for sci‘crnl yours in charge of the 133)"
chologicnl laboratory tit Yale. has
.iaugln this branch of study in the
School or Pedagogy of New York Uni-
versity. and has presented his views
by lct‘ttil‘vs and writing in many ways.
Teachers in the Bible schools of the
various churches. part-tits interested in
wisely directing ilic. mental develop.
mm“ of their children. teachers- in
the tiny schools, both public and pri-
mte. as well its all persons desirous of
intelligently appreciatingmental pro-
cesses will he heartily welcomed in at-
tending this splendid course of
turns.
icc.
mltching. torturing skin eruptions.
tilsngiiro, annoy, drive one wild.
Doun’s Ointment brings quick relief
and lasting cures. Fifty cents at any
. M
SENTENCED TO JAIL.
NORWICH, Jiin. 8.——Pbilip Wytint.
or New London, was sentenced in, the
iiperior court, yesterday. to not less
than one nor more than three years in
state prison.\ Wyant, who is about for-
ty years old,tpleuded1 giiilty‘to an at-
tenipted felonious assault upon it little
John ~‘W; Forbes. who
. .pinne i guilty to matheti of n 3400
.iiiotor boat was given a sentence of
with 1 pkg. E; C ..10c
- ' Such is the attention to details in cm'" 111- ...... ....100' at -~'----v-- ----------
i a”. more good fora titevgreat stetson shop. ‘ , >10 Slnmps M.“ ._. l'kxfi- matches. to Stamps with 1 hot. Ammonium: drug store.
“I“ combined. "’1‘ A new feature of” therexerclseiir this “if“ ........ ‘ ..... 5° loat‘s‘h'a' Q. withibotOllves
P. “.4 restored my year was. the admirable singing or a 10 binmils with 1 jar 305“" p . . ' , 10¢
911161 feel twenty years mixed chorus or 200 employee. under ,Chimi‘ m .......... . ------- 1°“ loatstainlsiiilhb. 'p'kgs. Mm"...
.. “this to attendtbm't the direction affroicssor Gelbel. Neglilmilfit with 1 jar Royals: each p .. 3;; q
'_ DI_. Job JEEYHM - 1 Wilda, IIIIIIIIII ....-‘- ..-.i..v ‘
in. w. "vi. ' A 00430012 oinscronss. 1W~e_e._.—-———~—— ,
‘ ‘ " M ' 530.. Stumps With 1 «box Their. 20 Stamps with 1,511). package
Summonedhy United Hatters to Meet ‘ poet” 1a.“ m f. . 410600.. Goldtip Twill: i'imlb. liar-{$250
» ‘ ' “usn _~ . “""" . JBSMmpSVW ,,. . ..
. m. 1'9“ ‘ Wellies ' "‘ N“ V°"‘ e Conga: “hit 1 1!» 3 0' 925C Powder- at ~ ........130 "Minn rgiil.
ionil- fold building, 019. The hailonaifiosrd of1'Directors or --------------- “ . . ., . . ‘ --
rm“ 01‘ lit. no toll. the United Matters of North America. ‘ ‘ 11;; Cl 1 ‘1‘
ii: strength was iii-session in Newrl’ork; yesterday.
‘ 'llcnte children having been called together by the na-
tional omcers. Every hattliigdlstrict
in the countryvis represented at. the
session. which, it is understood here.
it considering the nituntlonln the Gny~
er t'nctorynin Philadelphia, where the
cmploycs lt‘t‘tve stopped Work pending
an agreement in regard to the bill of
-1. ‘ prices.
. .We return you
she satisfaction. . :
RANK H. anxren. 'Dfiufllit.
South Not-walk. _-_.
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124 E. Washington Street. [South Norwalk" -
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not less than one liOl‘JllOl‘e than two
years in state'oprlson. . '
RAILROAD HEARINGS
HARTFORD, Jan. 8.—'l‘lic railroad
connnlssioncrs have. changed the ditto
for tho hearings on the petitions t'or
iltc elimination of grade Cl'OilSlllgiinlll
Meriden. New llritnln. Farinington and
Essex to January 1]..
.CHANGED.
lilar. t‘orc‘od illl‘ tenants to make u llill'- dorc‘inmost-veil, J12. rcturiicd [to his du-
‘rlo'd t‘.\'ll into cold. An overheated ties ill 'lliompsonville, yosterdai. .ii—
stovc in the basement caused the ‘ lt-l‘ iiilt‘lliilllg the inaugural ceremon-
lblncc. tainted by ”it! strong wind. to , ins and utircrnors brill lune“; lid “82'
spot its 'wny through l\\'(i ilm‘ii's hot‘oro . gt-i—‘tiily .pionsod owning i‘llllt‘th'lil, null.
it: was checked. The loss is estimated says he enjoyed liimscli thorough )
at $3.000. while in llariford.
Lincoln Council. Order of United
:\lllt“l‘lt‘illl Mechanics. will hold a regu. llrotzd Riv-4:. after being the
lar niecilng this evening. :lrlcnds in new \ork .7
‘(‘hnries (.‘ntterall has returned to‘
guest of
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«he-V «ma wo- .
.1 ,u n hit—\‘-.f"‘.
.Tr‘c
haVc Sustained;
the High Rollin
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cont
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lni'an f;
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‘ .Leaders of .Quaiity.?{:v-;.g.._r “
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SELLING REPRESENTATIVES: GEO. WM. B
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192 State St.,;Boston.’ Mass. ‘ " ‘
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