“on m salon. SEPT. I7, Igog‘ i
we ail-Is? ...... warm-9 some;
Dress Good? Now FOR THE ~ 2.0-sIaI specials-20”
The most wonderful display of beautiful Dress : AROUND THE STORE
Goods ever shown in these parts. Counters and shelves
Items picked from the many departments that will
One Hundred and Fifty New Fall and Winter
piled high with the grandest styles and colors you ever
- . save money for you tomorrow. Many are the staple all
flaw. A description is surely out of the question. Every ' k' d—othe e f ll ha d' - d
; _ year In rs are n w a mere n Ise, mm at
new color and every new weave is here. and as usual the past season prices.
"Boston Store low prices are in evidence. HERE’S THE LIST
We want every wormn that can reach us to come,
{If
. even though not ready to buy—the display is well MEN'S “5° TIES! 12%c I5c CHILD’S TAN ‘1
worthy of a visit. Men‘s Four-invliands of good HOSE, me i
r. . quality silk, reversible, all Fine Tan Ribbed Hose, all
t. . . . colors: regular 25c value. sizes- re
_‘ , gular 15c value.
A Few Specials for Tomorrow Saturday ,,__,_,_.,,_,.2./,. 5...”... ...........m. .... i.
f‘CIIEVERWOOL,” a clever imitation of the high- priced cloths; 5° BASTING, 31/20 xz‘Ac TOWEL, 9c ‘
comes in all colors. full 29 inches wide; looks like u .Ilio 25c . Fulton's hooyd. spools Iisst- large “we Huck Towel wph
dress goods. Only .............................. ins Cotton; 50 regularly. border; regular 12%0 val-
u-INCII MOHAIR Sli‘llJAN, llllpOl‘li'll to SP” rIIIu II 69C M “e' '“ ~°°
yard: Navy Blue only. 'l‘omorrow .................
NOTE the widthmni inches, 5,1 LISLE GLOVES, 69C 250 EMBROIDERY' 15c
. lo-button Long Lisle Gloves Wide Flounclng, gold reg"-
II DIlOAlii‘iD'l‘llS . 31.50 lli‘tllltlt'lnlll. lllt' famous “iletzIIIy” “1 lilaek. WNWI Grey larly 25c. Saturday .15c yd
mills. \voI-ili IIIIiII“ III uhoiosnll- ,I llllltl more lliilll . and Tan? "Him“ Price
we hold (III lllt'lli 'l‘oIIIoI~-,Iou v.31 29 d ‘ 81.00. Saturday ........ 69c CORSET COVER EM-
lhfin llllll lllli‘t‘ .I ..................... y - BROIDERY .
, 35c RUCHING. 21c . "’
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Twenty-five Styles—the Greatest Assortment Ever I... .... ...... a... I. ‘ 1:1; “gfigjffgggfgggsgg «
‘ WIIIIo, Black. Pink, Lav- ,S ’ d’ ' " '
UAL Off r d t Th, P l P , ender and lllue studded atnr ay ..... 19c yd.
. , ~ e e a Is opu or rice W
.. ‘.. with jet: regular 3. )C val 75c KIMONO’ 39c
. . . ' a ne. Saturday ....... 21c yd. Fl 3‘.
. , . _ nnnelette Kimono, all the ~. .
I} _. . Fall Exhibit mld Sale THERE S A DECIDED ADVANTAGE IN BUYING YOUR SUIT TOMORROW. Stocks are now fresh and at 19c HAIR PINS In .good colors; regular 75c ‘
i. their best as naturally the first output means the more careful work. I 1sihip. assortments are more complete, Shell iiair Pins. perfectly W 3,.
.. and you have first choice of patterns and the BEST VALUES These Frills are. particularly handsome and -be- ”"mu‘ ““5“: ”Wm” 25C TAN HOSE. rgc i; V
IL . l‘. ‘. ‘ a ' , . . "
V. I _. 0 B ankets coming models; coats are longer and more fitted and colors are more var :d than any previous season. All the ——H mum,” """ "c ‘01 “”men 8 Gauze Lisle Ta" It
linings are guaranteed. This is the “GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY" foI .il'ly buyers. Every Suit 14 D' M' C- COTTON. 21c 3,35%,Zgllflrnggchugnxg 3.
20% OFF REGULAR PRICES actually worth from $20.00 to $22.50. This price is for Saturday only ........................ $ 098 Lam" “an“ or D‘ 3“ l“ 0"” day .................... 19c '
g V ' ton. regular price 250, al.21c ..7
It is our custom each e s e ' . ie of I 'm— $1.50 SPREAD, 98¢ a; '
. Y ar ‘0 have a P “.3153 19° RIBBON' "Vic t‘rochet Spread, Marseilles
, Blankets during our opening exhibit. This Is always N“ ‘0" “.9!“ “mm” pattern: regular price
F‘ your greatest opportunity to buy Blankets, no matter if“: [rt‘lt'llll'fimlm‘m in? "'50" gamma" """" 98c
»' I. :e'I'v .. .a-
; ~ what .kind you desire, from the lowest price cotton to the urdar . i 12' ’ 00 CORSETS !- 3
’ best all wool Many people expect to hear big prices whm you any "NEW” Display Of BroadCIOthS? """""""" /2c “lialleine” Cort-18in Iicinogw-
' b‘nil Waists. l-‘or tomorrow we place on exhibition one of 3c HAIR PINS, 6 FOR 5: lodged the bet-It Corset
IOur famous “BEACON" BLANKETS. full bed size, double lllnn- the prettiest lines of Wnlats vet produced and as an induce» “”9 ”EST 82.50 (' 1 OF” hiAllh‘. Ol‘ ll $2 00 d. “'er Hair Pins. strong made; regular $3.00 long
kets. III “hire or Grey. with colored borders: (Imp! $1 89 "mm m km“ W on” w" handsome \\' “mg of Bone"? ins: PRICE is ............................. y and durable; usual price hip model. Saturday...01.90
be equalled anywhere less than $2.30. 'l‘oInorrow o ‘ . Re. Saturday . .. .6 for he
Imus uni-II. colors(hIIIIIIInIIIIeor Pew. trimmed $1 49 Absolutely IIIIIII proof, IIIoIIIIIInIII full 54 inches. See the —-—-———————.—_.' ' ' coc WOMEN’S UNDER-
wilh jot buttons: 32 value. Saturday ........... new colors that arrived this Week. 7c- .84: LACES 4c YD y WEAR, 33c
O o ‘ All Linen Torchon Laces Women’s Heavy Ribbed
new patterns; 7c- iI‘c v.nlue Vests and Pants, all sizes;
a1 Ore l 8 Saturday ............ 4c yd. sold regularly 50c. Satur-
‘ CHIEF ' day . ................ ...330
Fashi I:':‘ Iich-IIo for Full and Winter includes a strictly Tailor- gRSS SWEAT. 15c PILLOW CASES 106
M I: ‘t . . -. ~ . I 4 ,
,. ~“a”;leIII't.m.‘l:01 :iillllotl‘ltfi tgtgyouifihoiat‘ or llluck or New Children's Wool Sweaters, 45x86 full also good Cotton
'ttn trimmedg‘whi 1:18 Fills: lifmtctl . At $5 00 all colors: sold regularly Cases; regular price 15o.‘
g, i ( III II .\$l..t vnIIt - The. Saturday .. ....... 50c ”- Saturday ........... 10c cl.
“...—5. . . . . . . . . ‘ . e ._r 41—,
lM'. but it seems to some that a fair in time to get into the political sklr- you iIIIII .ili :IIIship—[iridgppnn p0" ”""'*—"‘—‘-"_~-“—'"~
HE E l G S INEl :IIul Impartial committee such as Inish. While .iohn may not I‘ll“ tor Q
James Golden, Edihr and Proprietor chosen could do their work cxpcdi' nnl‘ office himself. he is a mighty good 'l‘I t .. have Illi\\‘ .l"lllitll hlctlIusIIl IlIlI'I BUtter. Groceries,
tiously and thoroughly and with less worker for his'friendti. And then. 100. III,II tlUWli Io t. \t‘ l\ lllllt' terns. \lc Cheese atur aA i wmes
‘ publicity to be aired about the hind. if things so his way; he will continue
FRIDAY. SEPT. I7. 1909
' and much better satisfaction as well. as corpurution coIIIIsI-l for another and
Miniature Aim-nu for Tomorrow {and that; hope the situatiorli Hillyulitil yeilr. Liquors
Sun rises : . sets : ' )0. Hill a illl)’ mUl‘i' 11-) 0|" Ullh‘ lllll . iPI-ACEE
High tidesi’asjfio a. “51.591 :09 p. m. “t‘t‘t‘ssnl‘y. They doubt. too, the l’l'lit‘- The “'3" ‘l‘llmmm'm 1“” "Timid
EVENING BENJINEL TELEPHONE
L
Ila—News Department
ticnbillty of making u complete intes»
ligation by way of public qillllillg ses-
sions on account of the confidential
nature of much of the information
Bridgeport handsomely in sending the
crack battleship Vermont hero to par-
ticipnte in the welcome to the visiting
Italian cruisers EtrIII'III and Elna (iIlI
A. F Beckmann & Co.’ 3
92 Huston. Department sought. Saturday. While many would have
:3 ‘2'”?! 0!!”ch NWW'“ On the other hand. there are those preferred to St'c'llll' tlonncctlcul here, FANCY NATIVE POTATOES. per peck .............................. . . . . . . .'a ' . . . . . . ' 45¢
; " :I;°Esuo:,: Regscitienco who believe that the matter in qlltitl- the \ernIoIIt wIil be wclconwd “‘iill FANCY SWEET POTATOES per peck ~ ‘ 33c
29-5—4: ti .1 l E H ‘ I- open HrillSs-"l‘il‘lllgt'Dlil‘l Post. ._ ................................. . . .. .........
-....- -- . - - --- "” “0““ "‘ ““” ”'9'. “““s‘ ""’ -._..-.-.. -- FANCY FLORIDA PINEAPPLES .......................... 9c ea.
MASONIC b. 5'61.th icity in older that after It in 0ch no . A “hm "K” J mm “I”, worked 00' A P ACH
...— out may any that ii single thing nos 0“ 0 \aner street (lub “no” right to GOLD ROCK BR ND E E8. regular price 25c can ................ I. . . . . .. .... .2oc can
0'0 W0" LO‘flI N01- 103- Emma As- Mg” “mic"illt’d- conduct a. “hm, of the. (‘il‘ll‘llt‘ter found 3 cans FANCY TOMATOES ........ . .................................. . .. . . , . . . . . . . . . . . .asc
u . . . . .
:33“;:e:4313£n:nd 3d TiiE'sdag'uof [t is ill-i interestmg point.— was disputed “Mam,“ u," the ".3... 3 cans FANCY PEAS ....... . ....................................... ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25c
each month—July and August or ' Haven't found out and don‘t know any BECKMANN‘S COCOA, can ...................................... .. ...... . . . . . . . . . . . ...18c
Wigiixgmiui’yciiiiiefi'iréiifilié’i , A use???“ we???“ 1 ""“y “"B..",’_‘_"_;_ __ LARGE OLIVES (quart bottles) ..... ' ...................... . ...... sec
8. Lyon. w. u. Robert III. Wilcox. “ “ ° ”4 “m“ ° ““9““ W... ., .... .... “...... In... “mo-.....- TRIPLE CELERY STUFFED OLIVES, regular price 25c .......... ........arc Bottle
Sec.
Butler Chapter, No. 38. R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month—July and August or
oeuted~at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Charles F.
Mills. ti. P. Robert M. Wilcox. Sec
lots to look overwho loss than eight.
l'l the, first place, there will be the
Republican and Democratic city tic-
lctts and then six ballots in relation
- to the bond issue.
The late departed but not forgotten
legislature passed a bill with a refer-
endum clause authorizing the city to
issue bonds not to exceed $00,000 for
permanent public improvements. As a
result the electors will decide whether
they want the bonds issued and if
they «lo. will say what the money shall
he spent for. Those favoring the is-
' sae’miil vote for one of five proposi-
tiirns-I-slreet paving, a new tire house.
about the front line of the COlt'lllll'll
block at the, corner of Main and Wall
streets, in Norwnlk, with reference to
the narrowness of the streot, the most
sensible suggestion yot oflered is that
the east side of the bridge and high-
way be widened. bringing this about
known more generally, and to cut oil‘
the drug store corner would make still
more of a curve. whereas by utilizing
Klondike Park and a little adjoining
property. the result would go a long
way toward taking out one kink. The
improvement. would cost money, but
good things aren't being handed out
for nothing nowadays.
Today Mayor John Cavanngh issued
a call for a special city meeting for
next Tuesday evening to consider the
widening of the street.
looks like Bailinger is getting it
soaked home to him in good shape.
Johnson of Minnesota, was It little
rash in his ”throw off the shncklcs of
the east" speech, we think he is it
good fellow. and sincerely hope he.
will recover from his serious illness.
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(luxuries of the place.
While it is undoubtedly true that
imitation is the sincerest form of flat-
tery—what a lot of satisfaction it is
to realize that m at imitations are
punk. to say the l ‘ast!
- .
So Ferdinand Pinney Earle, he of
tho affinities, is back again. Too bad
that he could not, stay on the other
side, but we will be satisfied if he
keeps away from Norwslk.
Nobody can say Harriman didn’t. ro
member‘his wife. Left her the whole
Raiston Health Shoes
Fnll Styles Now Ready.
' $4.00
New Styles in Fall Footwear
For Ladies. Misses and Children.
Wear Shoes That Fit
Fish! Fish! Fish!
70 Stamps with 1 lb. Very ilest 'l‘en ....... ..... 60c
60 Stamps with .1 lb. Special Tea ......... 50¢
it) Stumps with" .. lbs. Mixed Cakes . .............. 25::
Special Stamp Offers
so Stamps with 1 lb. Mo-Ka Coffee .. ....... ......sac
25 Stamps with 1 lb. Java & Mocha Coffee ........3l)e
. . l e , on nd Com lllll are 30 Stamps with $5 lb. VerI liest Tea. .3101: 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Maracaibo Coffee ......m..26e
"~- ' —" " .--. ~ ...__ WWW "y “ppmmamg " “mu" ”I will"? :Iakliiidy :Od IIIol nyImIIIo . . 25 Stumps with 1a lb Special 'i‘ea. ..25e Is Stamps with no. Santos Coffee .. ....20e
A NUMEROUS CITY BALLOT. the SO-Clllled ‘klondlke Park strip. ’ y g “ " . Fall Styles in all Leathers 10 Stamps with 1 cake Capitol Scouting Soap. .. so 10 Stamps with It lb. Best Mixed Tea. . ......15:
in the forthcoming citi’ election. the Wall street. in Norwalk, is n wlnl "“1“" when they located in ””3 ““I' 3 00 10 Stamps with 1 lb. Shredded Cocoanut. ..20c 10 Stamps with 1,6 lb. ground Mustard “......“ ...10e
, , m hm... an. abundance 0, W, mg thorough”... as M.“ “s p... 0.... Their plans on" for eulnrsfns their 3 .50 and $4. l0 Stumps with IA ill ground lilack Pepper. ..... 10c 10 Stamps with 1 jar Apple Jelly 10:
I Its-rs w . . - .mhmsfi he“, “no one of the big 1". I10 Stamps with 1 bottle Monarch Wore. Sauce.. ...16e
Caseubottles ........... ...3115
Monogram Whiskey ...................... . .050 hot.
Sherwood Rye Whiskey ........ . ..... .....stoo hot.
Wilson or Old Crow . ................. ....1.00 hot.
Old Oyerbolt Whiskey (full quarts) ........ 01.00 bot.
Canadian Club Whiskey .................. .0125 bot.
Teror Cocktails .................. . ....... ".00 hot.
Hsublein' s Club Cocktails ............... . . 31.00 hot.
GEORGE EHRET’ IS STEAMED BEER
1 dozen bottles .....
Denatured Alcohol. per gallon we
Sherry or Port Wine, per gallon ..... ......... 31.00
00am Plymouth Gin osbot.
Gordon Dry Gin ..... ............950liot.
Old Tom Gin ....... ..............90c hot.
Field's Sloe Gin...... ........ .............01.30bot-
California Claret. ........ . .gal. Jun. 9063 '/r Oil-.5“
II F. B.&Co. worm AF B.&..Co.
. A I}. . public library building, public parks, Consyrvation of the national resources bunch. a mere bantelle. of some
i is really quite an important thing after 850 000.000 to ”00.000 000. Wonder
city it ll. Those opposed to is- . . L
.fi , ‘ mull”, my 0, mm “mm all. President Taft is standing by his wIIIII she'll do with it. 0°.“- B‘m‘m- Weakflsh- Butterflih- .....-- A. ..-..-.-.- . _ ——_-o _ ,rw‘, ‘
' Wily-imply cast a ballot marked ..non cabinet appointee, but slolldln' for soc. EST-(WET “8M0“. “0‘8. Halibut, Salmon. 5“ have “way! believed that be “'33 mo:country large enough for a reunion of 3‘ 10“" PoetrDispstch. 1
7w retar Ballin or doesn't s e r r . ' Bess. lCII- ll . o a smart a man to live 969. -—Evenins __ + 2.
N, I Imoolh yet. s W n N y it has been discovered In. the very Clams m one I?“ and n no Mail. 3:“: Earles atllnltles Springfield A Marlon newlllllior says that 1
IIII “pointed by the city council
‘ slight load into the electrical
limit matter should pursue their
tips quietly and report their
euperatint.
in all or this excitement or tires.
North Pole controversy, etc. don't. for-
get. that the players in the late busi-
ness men“. baseball game are still re-
nlck of time. it is 'just the place to
which to banish “Uncle Joe" Cannon.
~Phlladeiphia Record.
......
was front. seats at. the Hudson-
Fulton celebration selling at 050 her.
what chance has the says-st indivir
is
A Aaronson
suoomor to room e. sIscox.
. 4-0——
Now everything seems to be clear
for the reception of Halley's comet.
But: let us hope that there will he no
controversy over who saw it first.—
Albany Journal.
the brida.-Boston Globe.
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A! Abdul more had thought or that ‘ trim “-
l» Islets
Peary's walling is "like the angry
must make stint with the father of '5 “9"“ say—Philadelphia Times.
ramuo ”nurses“ or mil. .
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The prohlhltory law In Alabama that h"! 0' 'i W “l“ ”P3“ ‘1'" '“c'
bars champagne from wedding feasts 9' candy taken from hills. H ' Md“
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