Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 16, 1909 · page 8

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. : \‘thttt we. urt- untitled to your it'utic.

1
' N0. 6 NORTH MAIN STREET

$10

This shouting of Suits and Overtouts
would NOOII ("UOIHIIIII IIII\ IIIIIII IIIIII.
lthey are the hast sort, of clothes for
Ibiin. Consider illt’Hu clothes from my
woillt 111' view, their qunlity. tilt!"
styles, their 1'11in and you will admit

Rewenlber We huru tilt: proudest T'u-
riety of $10 suits and Overt-outs in
town and tho-1111.151 hundsolue displuy.
You don’t. have to nuke. the first suit
)"oil see-~you r1111 have your choice
from so many.

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lothing
ompany

 

————-1The Paris
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Selling Out Winter Stock Actually Below Coll

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SATURDAY, JAN. 16', Wild ‘1

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8: HYATT,

NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.

' Hamburgs

OUR ANNUAL IMPORTATION OF HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS IS
NOW ON SALE. THE LINE THIS SEASON IS THE STRONGEST WE HAVE EVER
SHOWN. THE GOODS ARE FINE; THE PATTERNS A‘RE CHOICE AND THE PRICES
ARE LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE. THE LINE INCLUDES ALL WIDTHS OF CAM
BRIC. NAINSOOK AND SWISS EDOINGS AND INSERTINGS, BANDINGS AND ALL

OVERS.

Cloaks, Suits and Furs

 

 

Cloak and Suit House

33 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NOBWALK.

 

We have our-
Conic

as 321191111131 cully over trom one season to another
1111 prices to onehslt ot the miginal VEIW'
and be convinced
1, \lilFlS' Sit ”‘3 {10111

------- $30009 WAIBTS from 491; up
L'iliiiis’i?" ................ :3. so up runs 1’an ................. $2.00 up
°“‘ -------------- $2.98 up CHILDREN 3 COATS from ...s1ss up

SALE IN BOTH STORES:

515 MAIN ST. STAMFORD. as so. MAIN sr..aouTH NORWALK-

” SELLECK’S
Inventory Sale

Selleck's SCMI'AHI‘IUII Sales are recognized as the greatest bargain

 

 

 

 

 

 

Great Reductions on
Underwear ‘

.. Ladlcs' perfect lilting. riblnld.‘donbiothreaii, C()\’t;i‘t‘tI St‘illllt-l Under-

wear, in pure white; regular 5911 value ...................... 45c
Cream Ribbed Underwear; regular 351: ........................... 23c
Flannel Nightgowus. full size: regular 69c ....................... 451:
.White Nightgowns Illfld'e ol' the best quality of dais) (lot'h re gn-

lar $1.25 ................................................... 9:

L GOLDEN, 68 Washington Street

 

 

 

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7 We Cover. Buttons to Order

at 15c

Special price for Tailors and Dressmakers.

KARP BROS,

DESIGNERS AND LADIES' TAILORS
ll North Main St.

 

Tol. 96G.

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a Dozen

South Not-walk.

 
 

 

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~ ANOTHER CARGO OF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH GOAL JUIT RECEIVED.
TRY A TON AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE.

0.2 NUT COAL, $5. 00 per Ton.

HARRIS 81 GANS CO.

TELEPHONE 450.

 

 

Salts Dress Goods

Look Good
Feel Good

Are Good

and the wearing quality and prices—
Tvell. you know they are good from ex.
periencc.

Salts Textile Mfg. Co.

NORWALK.

Buy 111.12 Best;

The Roger Ludlow
Is the best ‘10c Cigar made

' The Twin City

., the bedi you can buy for Se

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

68 WATER STREET.

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If Your Furnace
Could Talk

It would ask. for Coal of the
FERRIS kind‘and it might use
heated language when you feed
it trashy coal that it cannot di-
gest. It makes quite a difference,
the kind of £6ch a man or a fur-
nace gets.

We sell only the boot grades of

 

 

'. hintlnr has begun' con
nIion on his 1n- n residence in Fall-
l‘hc ullnr has already

 
 
 
 
 

'daughter 11.15 but 11 \Psitrdu) to
. and M18. Gcsorgt KTTT of New
‘. Mrs. Kny “an tormeriy Miss
‘ El‘Crockett 111111 is n Tluughtel of
‘11 Mrs. Alfred Crockett. 01 Row-
Both the mother 1111i (hIId “ale
Ky n'IceLT. Mrs. K113 was also tor:

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

events of the year. Others may imitate our sales. but far
Genuine Bargains, come to headquarters.

Here Are Some Unmatchabie‘ Bargains
for Your Consideration

rillllillit. reduction in prim on oil of our MDN' S AND
101 NH MEN'S BLACK SUITS.

81011' T; Nt‘(',k Face. and Em MUFFLERS, advertised spec
Iii in some. of 0111 competitors at 39c; our price. .340.

WE WILL CONTINUE OUR CLOAK SUIT AND FUR SALE. MANY ()[T THIS
SEASON' 5 BEST THINGS ARE LEFT AND THE PRICES .ARE LOWER THAN EVER

TRISTRAM & urATT. NORWALR, CONN.
WOOD WOOD '"

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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.‘Ttli N S \\i\'lTl:lt (3A1>S,"h i to mines and some 8! 00 . ‘
0...... out. pm... ...T HILL". ................. 4lc ACARMI- BE’I'I‘S We Sell on Credit as cheap We Sell for Lash Cheaper
(ll"I;Il.\'ti1I:I‘TANNI‘}L NIGII'I‘ IIOIIES. SOC qtlillit)‘; “1;”0 DEALER IN ; as other gun-es sell for than any Other Store in
li‘)’ is ........................................
“ 5”“ “l“ 1.1mm HANDKICRCHIEF ................ 5c Hard and Soft WOOd cash. The Norwalks.
'I"l'IiI\'I£Y RED I'IANDKERCHIE‘FS. tipt’CIitI tli ....... 3t: . . .
lil'Sh‘iAN \‘ESTS, $2.60 nod $2.00 qualities ..........$1.69 . Sawed and Split] Ready fer ‘ .
-““ “lUW'lMl'utylo OVERCOATS AND SUITS. 310.00 to Family to. O .
”Ii-U“ “lilies; Side prior-s ............ ‘6-89 to $18.50 5““ “100“. $6.00 [301' um]; $1.50 “pr . ‘ , . . I
l.‘ cord.
MANY OTHER RICH BARGAINS THAT MUST BE Hard Wood $7.00 per cord; $1.75pcr _ . . . . .
' cor
MSplit \V 0011. 25c T-xitn per 1. Tort!

 

Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
Tel. 783-2 NORWALK. CONN.
ITsliT- [wot 11 led “he ulnn “line
from .\'T- 11 York rut-enli) to ut‘htuti tilt
flillvrnl or his grandfather, Michael
O‘l.)onnell. 11nd was taken .with nppcrx-
dicitis. was operated on this moruiutt
at the Norwnik Hospital, in Dr. W. .l.
Trnrt'y. usuisirtl by Drs Clerk and
Iiurnvil. .

SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED.
W

WILLIS H. SELLECK

Clothing oi the Right Sort.
48 AND 50 WALL ST.. NORWALK. CONN.

OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF

Men’s, Women’s and Children’s

CLOTHING

 

 

 

 

 

6600”...“

'=THE BIG...— Is Being Sold . ’at the

g . Lowest Possible Prices

é CE SALE In order to reduce some before taking Inventory
_ r T HERE YOU. CAN

 
 

 
 

Duffs-

 

OPEN
A
CHARGE
ACCOUNT

and Settle your bill in
easy and convenient

 
 

. oF
Gottlieb’s
WILL BEGIN

TODAY, SATURDAY, at 8 a. m.

You all are acquainted with our Semi- Ann ual Sales, and know what big values we give for

WEEKLY

111 mone Our rule, not to carry over goods from one season to another compels us to make
tutu sacrifice. All Winter stock must be sold regardless of cost or profit. All must go. WILL

QU OTE A FEW OF OUR PRICES:
Shoes

Overcoatsand Suits
Men‘s Shoes. at special lot of Shoes suit-

Mcn's OvercoatS. $8.00 value, at ........ $3.95

' PAYMENTS

(I Come early and find,
the best Selections -

- goods at prices such as

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, . t _ value, at ________ . able for all purposes. and nice enough
:23: 83:23:; 3:3 value. at. . . .. .. ”:33: for dress. suitable to do the hardest these will not Inst long,
Men's SuitS. worth $12.00 and $15.00. at kind of work $2.00 value ............ $1.19 ; ..;;,T .
......................... $7 95 and $3 95 High-cut Shoes black and tan. $4. 00 kind $2. 45

$5 00 kind $3 45

Young Men’s Overcoats. ages 14 to 20, all

 

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toll-fat!!!“ Ribbon.

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13113 mnml Io only a. few peopfl. Most. of us require sonic powerful aid
""38 account here, once started. with its STOW!!! balance ‘

._mlllnl interest credits supplies this old. It. is a. constant in-
.. “We Have YOU an account here?

The‘bSouth NorwalkSavmgsBank

UNITED IANK BUILDING.

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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ‘

 

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the church which promises to be of

 

 
 
 
 

 

Coal and fight shy of the doubtful (1 value, at . ............ $39
kinds. Bfff‘éd‘ilsiéé'é’ 2% to 16 $3 so Suits at $139: Rubbers
No. 3 NWT special quality, $5 $3 :8 33;: 2: $245 Rubbers for men. were 85c, at ............ 691:
Per ton in your cellar. lnclu ding Serges“ and Fine Worsteds 395 Ladies‘ Rubbers. were 60c. at . .. ......... 45c
Th F - . . , i 29- 31 West Washington Street.
e; ems Coal Co M 11.3 Pants Underwear . .
'1 49 Washin St. e V Men's Dress Shirts were 50c and 75c, at SOUTH NORWALK' _ ’ .
Eton Men‘ 5 Pants, were $1.00 and $1 25' at me this sale ............................. 39c ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
' -———-——— Men s pants, were $3. on. at ............ $1.95 1112:: 531:“ phiergsfifias kind. at ------ {79¢ - .
1 , , ............ ’s ce- 1n n erwear, was oc, a c t —- r 4 ——-—__...___
i i i ‘ W ‘ iii/1:2: 11:22:: 3:: ii 3:, 22 ............ 3:. 3: Clgldren' s.dall 13:32:15 and all kinds such 3337 Special Sale. Saturday,
1 » - fl . cece an n e at .................. Igc _ THE GREAT
, Sweaters Sh t M
cmcugsr app ”puts V35“ 99 USIC

Special lot of Men's and Boys‘ Odd and
em, worth $1.00 and $1. 50; will close Fancy Vests. which were ranging from
thorn out at ........................ 25c ‘ $1.00 to $2. 00, will all go at ..... . ....... .5“

WE. HAVE MORE ARTICLES THAN WE CAN MENTION IN THIS SPACE.

All aF a Sacrifice

D. Go; “

11 North Main Street

SHOE
Clearance
‘ SALE "

is new racing on. Come in and
get“ your share of the bargains.

Iiflliilllllli BRIBKIII

81 WASHINGTON STREET.

SpecialEMen" s and Boys’ high-neck Sweat-

 

2 Copies hit 251: .

Oh. You Kid! 131-1111 and Pd: Spells
Blind Pig, i Never Knew.tht Love
Was Till I Fell inLove With You.
Honey Honeysuckle Baby. Brudda Syl.
vest, Someday Sweethehrt ‘Someduy‘.
Call ‘Round Any Old Time. i Want ..
Postal Gard From X9111. Baby Doll. and
many others. ‘ i

W. A. Buggerman,
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 432 Wnninnton 8t.

 

Come and be TCOnv'inced

TLIEB,

. . South Norwalk
mwuomm

Judge Henry w. Gregory. ot ‘the The ReT. William Russell Bennett.
Notwalk Probate 00an is attending at Morristowm N. ..l is to occupy the
the meeting of the Connecticut Bar pulpit or the First Church in Norwalk
Association. which is being held in tomorron. in exchange with Mr. Eg-
Hnrtiord today.

 

 

 

 

 

or the most importsilt churches in the
state of New Jersey—the First Pres
byterisn Church of Morristown—and
this. together with his close connec-
tion with many Norwalk people by ties

.———-— The ladies’ Aid Society of the Nor~
walk Methodist Church is to hold an
entertainment Wednesday cleaning at

or blood. makes his. coming of peculiar
interest.

Read the specials in the United.
Grocery adv. . .-

 

 

 

11 high class and most enjoyable. . bert. M1. Bennett is the pastor of one w L...”

 

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