This showing of Bulls and Overcome
w uld sodn kunvinro any man that
" "1.8! are the. best sort of clothes for
Ithlt we are untitled to your trade.
R Member we huvt- the. broadest, vu-
. "i‘i‘lty of 310 Suite and ()vt'n'cmtls'lu
. Wm". to II and the most hnmlsome display.
' Ytu don't. hove ‘to take the first. stilt
Y'tl‘seewyuu run hove your choice
fr In so runny.
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lothing
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,. 6 NORTH MAIN STREET I
Ladies' perfect fitting. ribbed. douh o thread, covered seams Under-
‘ wear, in pure white; regular rite Vllitit‘ ...................... 45c
Cream Ribbed Undcrweru‘; regular the ........................... 23c
' Flannel‘nghtgowns. full size; regu or title ....................... 45c
White thhtgowns. made of the bes. quality of dnisy cloth: rogu-
. lur $1.25 ...... . .............. . ............................. 79c
L.,GOI.DEN, 68 ashington Street
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, will convince you to leave your oriers with Its. its in» are tin: only
" toilets in the city giving at crrtillcnte ,lognlly guaranteeing Ytilllt
SUIT; COAT 0R SKIRT to hold Its good sililpt'. (‘i.lc.\!\'i.\'tt. l’itl-IHS- ’ ‘
lNG AND itlct’Alithl'i culled for ' nd delivered.
KARP BROS.
9
88 North Maln 8t. Tel
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- I ANOTHER CARGO 0F. HlGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL JUST RECEIVED.
" , ‘ 'rnv A TON AND see THE DIFFERENCE.
<;;~f.=I*No; ‘2 NUT COAL, $5.00 per To...
HARRIS & CANS 00'
TELEPHONE 450.
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ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
South Norwalk.
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District Iol’ Nor-walk. 55.. Probate.
Court. January .7. A. 1).. 1909,
Estate (It-Herman 'l‘helle. into of
Norwalk. in said district, (incensed.
I Ordered. ’i‘llotihe executor exhibit
his administration account to this
‘ourt for adjustment. oi. the Probate
= .- I . 'orwnlk, on the 15th day of
909(ntvl0 o'clock forenoon;
l persons interested in said
be notified thereof, the ox-
ause this order to be
u IIeWspnpor having :1
‘ nid district. at. least
said lfitiI-(luy of Jun-’
Y W. GREGORY.
Judge.
For Nineteen-Nine
The past year has been a pros-
erous one with us and. we think.
pleasant one for those who have
urncd the FERRIS kind of coal.
We expect to do more business
t is year than ever, to which end
e ask the favor of your patron-
a c and in return'shall give you
c best coal obtainable.
We are having a big run on
t at $5.00 coal. Another cargo
5 st received.
'eFerrisCoaiCO ’
149 wnshington St.
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.M . ‘ ‘ Oor," said the'beggar,
‘ lithe undertaker, "It‘s dead."
ring Oh," said the riding school
teacher.
' ugglst, “0h. vial!" he said.
i write with me,” said the au-
5 up," said the man on
mp.
usincss is sound,” quoted the
“Id iltll.
thlole, "l'ni kept on
the
mhiiiii
er declared it was “corking.” ' ‘ .
, on. "It‘s good,’ innswered he. ‘ .
’ . oth ends meat," said the
' her. .
‘ Implied “It stilts me."
—Boston Transcript.
flicer Frank V. Raymond was called
to the Central Hotel. in Monroe street,
lat night, because of Ii little gun play.
It ‘ as claimed that n man named Roch
bu drawn a revolver on Patsy- Bryer.
Ro h was told that the‘poiicc had been
sort {or and when the omcer arrived.
he had disappeared. . .
M .
."Do your children know you
rig yourself up ‘as Santa
.‘th Yes: but. they hi'e‘ very
They pretend... they
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nicks your business an element of its
the hel of this bank, itsinterest in
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Commencing Saturday. Jan. 9,1909
ELEGANT
LEO s. IIOPPEL, Tailor, 24? NO Main .59.
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A Don‘t Miss It! I * Nothing ReServed!
We Have Only . SpaCe to Mention a Few of the
plain; $1 1.. $150 values, We to
$1.39. .
$6.89 to $13.50“ All of our hum.
grade "Stein Blow" and “Peck
Suits :m. illi'iuded in this lot.
Remember, this Saiei
There is Onlyfone‘ 59" ‘ ‘
Sun of Clothes
MADE To YOUR MEASURE ,
UNOER MY PERSONAL SUPERVISION.
LINE OF SUITINGS TO SELECT FROM.
THIS OFII‘ENIS (300D FOR TWO WEEKS FROM
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9.
u...
every garment and every price of Fur in our stock.
um
“homeboy GOODS STORE.
83 some MAIN STREET. SOUTH‘Nonwi‘LK' I I & ‘
Selling Out Winter Stock AdioallyBelow Cost . I I 9
“S whim lint curry (iv . - f. I ’1‘ V l ' (i it'-
“‘”‘“ ”W ”W“ 5"! “iifilii‘iiei'ili‘wfi‘tgli'limihut " 635?. ‘ NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
0 001W 110i} . w"
1..tIIIES' Sl‘l’l‘h‘ mm ........ $3.00 up WAIS’l‘S from -------- 49° “p h
1‘ I 1‘5 ('I‘tiill . .............. . ‘ ‘ ::: """""""""" 32.00 L ‘
giziit'l‘fi I‘uuu ............... :33: a: a};¥1§)§$§'é.doATS from “$1.98 iii: ‘ . ‘ . ‘
SALE IN BOTH STORES: . , anuar
515 MAIN st. STAMFORD. as so. MAIN snooum NORWALK. ‘
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENT! Stilt Sale ’
$17 50 > ' i
. ‘ ‘ . ,
VA! Ups $22 AND $25 Our Annual January Cloak, Suit and For Sale begins on Saturday, January
, 2nd. In order to make this sale more attractive than'ever. we have included
They are all high grade goods, made up in the very best possible manner"
n this season‘s most attractive styles. .
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT, NORWALK. CONN. ’
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TWO WEEKS ONLY,
A Money Saving Opportunity
That Appeals Directly to You
'l‘lirre are no Sales held in this vicinity that equal S
Stilts Our bargains are genuine and our‘stocks of Clothing.
Ilu- lrrv. makers.
llmdrrds have been waiting for this announcement. as it is well known that OUR SALE
is liir gzratcst Sale event of each season. , ‘
liming our Salcs a dollar nearly doubles its purchasing power and for this Sane we have
to: ; :..'\, deeper than ever On certain lines of goods.
OUR ENTI‘IiE STOCK or
Men’s and Young Men’s CiOthing,
Hats and F urnishings
will be included in this sale
Many Bargains You Will Find Here
RUSSIAN VESTS SWEATERSIAND' MUF- UNDERWEAR
humour with mire rhamois: _ FLERS
$1.7m a... $300 \‘iiilit‘S. This Boys Sweater Coats nt 20 per
sale. $l.69. cent. reduction.
Men‘s V Neck Pure Worsted
FANCY VESTS Sweaters, at $2.59. $3.50 and $.00
wear at. much less than cost.
Men's Snnitnry
dour. reduced to 38¢.
‘ ‘ ‘ h , “Fwd values. . HATS AND CAPS
-.I.}\IL|.“.\_I"'.. “Md-(11.0f- fill) B.“Re:iucc Men's WWW“ W‘Wilied S‘“‘““"‘ M! ‘r ut . ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
t on...“ mote! .r... former (routs. $1.19 to $3.89. $1.50 and . . tits" lit huI brush Huts, It
ran or 30 per cent. Imm . $5.00 “In“ Iouulnr Mic vuluc. ut41c Each.
renaminirl- '
:Iz'ictis.
HOUSE COATS
(tut In: A ‘.l in sitit‘ik 9' House
(‘onln u .. int“. .1; dizvitlt‘d mi“ two lotto
«at $2.75 and $3.75-
Scott's Neck. Em and Chest
MumI-u‘s. 590.. instead of $1.00.
Scott's Worsted "Inpelle" Muf'.
tiers. reduced to 39¢.
MEN’S AND YOUNG
MEN'S OVERCOATS
Plush and Corduroy
reduced to 41: Each.
25c. values, 196.
__ SHIRTS , I“, 0 Winter Overctntts. that were ‘ . PRIQES EVER
‘ hm NI... 3.... values in MS be reasonably priced trom $10 to $30. $5 24111. Cowhide SulszsetSflD.
bln\rts1 iii”. [ills sale]; 3332:.» Negligee $6.89 to $20. I A Handsome Leather Case. spec-
! (I‘ - I . . ‘
Shirts. mi. mafia bosom and Ram Coats at a Reduction of 1‘“ “i ”‘9'
2 5 per cent.
. ‘ -.. y at 98c.
MEN'S SEPARATE TROU-
I SERS ' '
MEWS AND YOUNG ‘ MISCELLANEOUS
MEN’S SUITS
Dress . and WIS/Hung 'I‘rormers.
Suits lilill were priced $10 t“ 328’
$1.19 to $4.89. Originally .i)‘iC(‘ti
$1.50 to $6.50. Included in hose
-. area" of our Paragon and Swret
COT-r high-grade trousers.
Ilud 750 values. cut to 50¢.
\Vilite ‘ “Headlight."
per pair.
lasts’fo‘r {weeks oniynopening Saturday, Jan. 9. and closing
. Jan..23.* All goods marked in olain figures.
.J
lisH. Sellec
, aroma ms AND mandamus.
leek Store
Advortiso in 'i‘i‘lt’ Sentinel.
. , SELiLECK’S
LLECK'S SEMLANNUAL
ats and Furnishings are from
Everything Must GO!
Broken Lots of iiiglrgvudo Under—
F‘leece UndorI
All of our The and 50c Fur Baud.
Winter Cups.
Child's Worsted Toqnes. 50c and
SUIT CASES AT LOWEST
A Light. Weight 24 In.‘ Case;
Fancy Holiday Suspenders; $1
, Overalls;
double knee. regular $1 value. 71:.
Seamlesa ‘Soclts. special at 86
Saturday. I
' “:26.th so Winkséree‘t.
Notwtlli, Conn.
‘ . . ‘ i 1‘. land of the Option Msnut‘acturers' As.
H 50°13‘10“ . .
We Sell on Credit as cheap
as other stores sell for
cash.
We Sell for Cash cheaper
than any other Store in
I The Norwaiks. ,
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.Krteger & CO.
‘ OUR ENTIRE STOCK 0F .'
Men’s. Women’s and Children’s
CLOTHING
Is Being Sold at the
Lowest Possible Prices
In order to reduce. some before taking Inventory
HERE YOU CAN
OPEN ‘
_ -~~A NI
.4 ~ CHARGE“
‘ 'ACCOUNT
and settle your bill in
easy and convenient .
L WEEKLY
PAYMENTS“?
, (I Come curly and find
the best selections --‘-;
goods at prices within:
these will not last long.
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P.
STAMFORD HOSPITAL GETS‘
$5,953.31.
STAMFORD. .inn. Sin—«The officers or
the Stamford Hospltnl received infor-
mation today that. the hospital would
receive $5,953.41 from the estate of
Mrs. Alice A. Hall. wire of John S.
Hall. or Colchester. as its share of the
public bequests made by her. .Mrs.
Hall was not; known here, and the be-
quest came as a surprise to the hospi:
‘ till authorities. They had previously
been informed. however, that" ' they
were among thebenetiolartes or her
will. but had notnntlclnated receiving
so hit-3e no amount. .
not. await crrIzEN peso.
ALL. mm “3.» Mass..‘I'Jan. “ 9.——Na‘-i
titanic] B. Bordehdor mannyesI-s trea-
' surer of the Bernard Manufacturing ,
Company, and one or. the city’s most. ’_
. prOminent clttis ' S. died‘at hlslhome-tn ‘
this city, otter nnrillness .01 several
Intonths. its was born in. this city
9 February 23. 1844. and was it graduate .
oi‘Harvard College. Mr. Borden had ’
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hoompresldent or the Board or Trade NEW "YORK. Jun. 9.—Atrivedz.
Steamer ‘Campnnia, from Liverpootp ‘
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