0995i- at. prices nutrition:
Ht _ '
Saturday ............. \
“x
50-inch Black Sicilian
£19544
school dresses. Saturday
Five thousand dollars’ worth of Choice New Dress
some osmium
, tory oifthis store or of any other store has euchyvalues
you oifered as‘we umwi‘im tomorrow. Jobbers' and
manufacturers haVe been cleaning tip—practically giving
0m? EMS. and the best feature of all is the fact that
are this season's best'weaves and'colors. Come to
9' Dress Goods Section tomorrow and judge for your-
otany WorstedMills Broadcloth, full 52 inches wide,
all colors. This is the cloth that has been sold the
country over at $1.50, and in
manyplaees $x.75. Tomorrow. . .
j‘5'56-inch German Broadcloth, absolutely spot proof; has
, a lustrous finish like satin, shrunken and sponged;
will stand all kinds of weather; acknowledged to be
the best cloth manufactured. Comes in every new
shade and all colors; $2.50 value.
eSL255 andSrco Broadcloth. all the range of
colors ..................
. Value ..................
"S $1.00 Wool Cashmere Plaids, excellent for school
‘ dresses. Saturday ......
Stars and $r.oo Fancy Weaves. made by the
‘5 h ' Mills. all this season’s p
. rurday ..................
nch Heavy Cloaking, worth $1.50. Satur-
day . ...................
‘75c Fancy Plaids, good for separate waists or
$1.10 yd.
$2.00 yd.
750
59c
................
Mohair,
.................
"F0
Women’s Sweaters -
Women's All Wool Sweaters at about half price for Sat-
urday. A small lot of five dozen we just bought
from the john R. Ainsley C0,, of Boston; the colors
are Gray. came also in White and Colored Borders:
the regular wholesale price is $24.00; retail-
ed nowhere for
Tomorrow ..........................
less than V
I
$2.50.
“team I
R, SATURDAY
‘ We could write a volume concerning the enthusiastic comments we hear on our WOMEN’S READY-T0-
WEAR GARMENTS. Our Suits possess characteristics of style to be found only in exclusive houses.
that you-find a duplicate style Suit. For tomorrow we off er you the greatest Suit Bargain in our histor
$18.50 W0men’s Tailored Suits, $10.98
Made in all the popular materials. Many of the models are copies of the imported models, lined with the best satins,
guaranteed. Big $r8.50 valué. Saturday, $10.98.
desirable lines
$1.67
................
650
Botany
productions. Sat- 750
59c
39c
................
................
O
01.00 was, 79c
,The new cut in Women’s tailored style Shirt Waists.
of fine linens: big $r.oo value. Saturday... . . .. .790
Now
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llll [lillllli Sillllil
“.i dim-.3. Golden. Editor and Proprietor
e,
yaroav, OCTOBER 22. 1909
W
illiiiitun Almanac l‘or Tomorrow ‘
‘ rises 6:10; sets 5:02.
iglitide 5:24 a. m.; 5:50 p. m.
M
socra'rv norica's
MAIONIC DIRECTORY
" . his mum s. No. 10s. it. and A. M.
at. in scale Building. South
“in lireot. lot null 30 Tuesday or
5% month—July and August ox-
" ' LB o'clock All Master
I cordially invited. Frederick
Lyon. W. H. Robert M. Wilcox
Chapter, No. Bl. ii. A. M.
in Iii pie Building, Sonia
.‘strset. nd 4th Tuesday: 0i
“month-willy and August on.
. ted—sill o'clock. All Royal Area
‘ mnsmrdlsily invited. Charles r
‘ H. P. lichen. M. Wilcox. an
i . .
w . f.
A ;
values #00le 5&3“.be
sosowsv.
“harem-tine piano of roadway in
Willa worse man another it is the
.. it just a little out of Norwalk
mystical on the old post road. No
inhibition of utter disregard (or
M million and safety of the travel-
W‘iluliiir would be tolerated in any
her state.
it is understood that the only eit-
' uteri-Jilin hp=thls road to remain
‘ . we to 01010 travel is that the
z ,9! Nomi ‘and Smith Norwslit
, really 0 do which is reopen»
. tor it and which should make the
. in; :0 thel sit oomiortk‘l'illy‘alooi
‘ m poo e hoary am-
he: in the alien to accounts the
’ oped olllis that stand where
n will It food.
it people are one rated
situation but the slit critics
{to be helpless. Thousands ousti-
oi constantly over this ro by,
loop soon and they new
slim. eh a stain of illints
, be allowed to exist month si-
ti: without protest. it is the
road delivers: New York and
on no cannot be avoided or
”Egan oi liaison . .
on . to Highway cats-
or itacdansld does not Lille
‘ hill on hands. ll: the
_ holiest from the town. A
still: will inlurs the rennin-
state more than miles or
road will heinwllridgoporl
I, slut. swim. Boiler
Wmsm this aim or run »
mill
,k
umnmhms
: rgadzloth Dress Skirts. circular and planted mod-
els, black‘and colors; think of 'it-—$6.0o Skirts.
' Saturday .............
MW
~w__..._._,..__. - _. _ We. . “7...”. _..._ ”N... .
.................... $3.95
hunt
the section of roadbml in question un-
less the solectmen oi the Town of
Norwalk do, The highway commission
or has never recognized the Cilit'li ul'
Norwulk or South Norwulk us having
0 part. in the controversy incident in
the condition oi‘ the l'Oilii.
ADVERTISE SOUTH NORWALK.
All credit to the Henlaliipt Oyster
Carrier System. The currli-ru urn
made in South Norwulk and the com.
pany is ovlduully not nuhsmv. 0! ii.
for iln- int-L that the factory and (ii
ilcee are item is prominently made
known in all of Uln coinpany‘s adver-
tising literature. in this Wl'i’k'll Satur
day Evening Post the Solllahlpi poo.
pic» have 0 well arranged and wall dis
played half page ndverilaivmoni.
.fleww w... -
"scHLATrsa" osao. '
People ot’lhls city will be interested
in the unnouneemmll oi the death of
Seldom-r, “the lllvlnn Healer.“ iii
Husiinga. Nebraska, though there an-
ponru to ho some urination now as in
the identity or the dead man. A man
calling himself Bchlatter spent several
days in this city nomethlns like a year
ago and attracted attention by his
street meetings and his discourses.
-_.mw....w‘._.w.~
it may not make any difference. but
just the same, we did not have any
delegates at the annual meeting of tlw
Stain luminous Men's Aasonlalimi in
Waterbury, yesterday. Nu luminous
man's association in The Norwellts is
nfllllated with ilin shite organisation.
On the (ace of the propositlunxit looks
like It would not be a bad idea to be
in line.
WW
' Nowell: seem to have quite a prob
lem on hand in the slippery condition
or the Wall street brick pavement.
causing skidding accidents such as
happened yesterday altsrnoon when 0
iii: automobile was partially wrestled.
rm sllms'ron the payment is believed
to be due considerably to the tracking
0! oil from the other section of the
street. , «.
...--_.........‘l..........._..
We wuuld appreciate it it the lady
who wrote till a (so do" can and,
citing a Shakespeare humans would
tell its the edition!” sees no author-
My.
WWW...
morrow we offer you
ues
Wool
We
, bin-mu.
Pyrography
Are you interested in wood burning? For tomorrow we
offer you your choice of Fancy Boxes. Card Boxes,
Mirrors. Picture Frames. Ash Trays, Tie Racks.
Book Racks. Pipe Racks. etc.: 25. 09. 35c
usually. Saturday ......................
Gloves -
to buy warm
the
made in Women's
Gloves ............. 25
is the time
a
ruin. if he kt't‘llli on the PM“! or the
govoi'numlt wr-nthur inure-nu will “1'
(‘lillililllg him as n nniuru miter ulmlu
Willi liornt‘t- .iulmaou.
People of u lii‘liriilllia‘lit‘ llll'll of mind
who have lii'tlll lut‘llnvri to argue llilil
tllu ropubllcnu lorul oi gm’i-l‘lliuuill
such as ours is going in the donut!
lion bow wow nru rvspt-i-iiully r0
{erred in rxiailux conditions in Spain.
Russia and some other spots .in this
earth win-re tho llllililil‘i‘ililli typo. oi
lmvornuwui in going llu-nuxh u si-rios
of eruptions as in make Anwriruul
thank (ind that this tin-slum ill'lllll'l
[drum was uvnniuully dist'nwmii,
l‘iriilgviuu‘l nlnnul‘iu'lm'm's lil‘il knell
those days in lulu-lint: their products
"Minlv in liridgouurl.” Mauuipcluu
urn or this tally, you Will hmml us qstllv
a hit by stumping "Mario in liuutli
Nnrwnlk" on yours.
..._....L_.. w...” ....
ii's awful to think ul it. but, pui‘
sitlt-l'ulili- l‘i‘flptltll for liw ”"10“” um”.
oi the new Milli-Milli ul llll‘ roar oi liu
High school property it) cummciuuraio
the discovery of Peary or (look.
mm...“
Two months iroln )‘i‘llii‘l’illly winter
officlully basins. it may arrivi- unufll»
clally ahead of lime, and Judging from
the Milli low mornings it has qulin on
llclilng lo.
M...“ M
M,...,.,W-
KNIGHT ITflllT CHURCH 8UP-
Find
The Noisy Four. of the Kulnhi
Street A. M. ii. Church save a supper
last evening in Grand Army Hull, Mill
liltw'l. There was s attendance.
The supper was pr ad by a musical
program by artists iron Norfolk, New
York and other please, and was great»
iy enjoyed. The sooner was known as
aretmuudruin allele. sulsuorded molly
plantain nut-prim lol- the. attendants.
LADIIO' snares waist.
The lss' linkedmloi Club hold
a very in shell! motion yesterday all
lemdon wilhiirs. William Moore, in
Chestnut street. The um prise was
won by Mrs. Edward F. Smith. the m»
and ii was Mildred K tohsm and the
sonsoiiitlon by Mrs. G . to R. Van Al-
stynp. The tum mesons of the club
$01410,th two Weeks hence with
Mrs Minimalism.
W’ a...“
as seamstress: AUTHORiZID ’
wismorou. om. mum no-
emwt art. r: was
‘ V 0 I .i
any tor the Mouse 0 deform
are tantamount to have 000* _
two greatest val-
190
Saturday .
value .....
$1.25
Gloves. To-
and 500
l
112 PIEfCE
DINNER
SETS
IN vooREv cumli. REGULAR
$10.00 AND “1.00
snuuruguuu.u
r. A. MITCHELL
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 878-.
NORWALN. CONN.
if [ijR’S my
LADIEST
Footwear
GUN MITAL, CLOTH TOP, IUTTON.
FANCY TIP ‘
$8.00 and $4.00
'AT‘NT COLT. CLOTH 70’. '0?-
TON
$8.50
W /
NATURI .HA"
Shoes forCllildren
size toilsoo
m. “new..-“
Ww“"'sloa Thai Fit
in WMWNO‘i’l‘lfl‘Mflt
, Suits
Winter Underwear
Every authority of any importance tells us Under-
wear prices are still going up, and there‘s a scramble for
at this list for tomorrow.
Men's $2.00 double—breasted Shirts. guaran-
teed absolutely all wool. Saturday. ..
Single-breasted in the same grade, $1.50
$1.25 Wool Shirts and Drawers. the greatest
value on the market ................
Women's Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants. the well-known ‘
"Berkshire" make. full
sleeves in the vests: big $1.25 value.
Women‘s 3-4 Wool Vests and Pants. all styles of Vests.
including round neck.
..............................
In English Red, Havana Tan. Taupe. Black and
White. Saturday ........................
Faroav,~‘oc'roasa as, 1909"
__..
Blankets and Comfortables
Table Linens and Flannels
These are busy days in these departments. One can
dispense with luxuries, but we all must have actual ne-
cessities. Buy these here tomorrow are. big saving.
Warm blankets in cold weather are 'the best kind of
medicine.
Rarely is it Another shipment of the famous “Beacon” Blankets, 80
y. ' pairs, including White, with dainty pink and blue t
borders; also Grey and Tan; absolutely fast col-
ors—can be washed like a piece of
linen; $3.00 value at . . ......... $1.89 pf.
500 pairs of ro-4—the full 10-4 size, not the skimpy
Blanket that is commonly offered; 0'
worth 69c. Tomorrow . ......... 480 DP. "j
The famous “Maisch” extra large Quilt, full excl/2 yards,
handsomely stitched patterns; regular
price $3.50. Saturday . ..... . . . . $2049
Sms Comfortables, full size, white cotton filling.
pretty coverings . . . . . 89C
.n-e-Il
........... onIlIeoIl
of goods. We prepared for just these 50 pieces of the well-known “Duckling Fleece” Flannel-
condilions six months ago. Now we are ready to help ettes in handsome designs for house gowns, kimo- 5‘
you out. Instead of asking you live to seven per cent. nos. etc; cheap at r5c. Tomor- 1 ‘
increase. as the wholesalers are doing, we offer you the row ............................ . l 120 yd.
best kinds of Underwear at 25 per cent. reduction. Look i‘i‘
200 yards of heavy half-bleached Table Damask, pure
lrish flax. full 2 yards wide. Tomor-
row. special
690 yd.
$1.25 doz.
“lieatherbloom” Petticoats
There's a magic sound to the word “Heatherbloom"—-
nothing in the history of the dry goods trade for
over 50 years has created such a sensation as this
cloth. The women, who after all are the only real
judges. were quick to catch on to this wonderful
cloth. Tomorrow 500 “Heatherbloom” Petticoats.
regular price $2.0 ' t ea
$2.50. Tomorrow ill—l“ 60mins. .0}... $1.39
$1.50 Petticoats, $1.00 ’
500 Hydcgrade and Sateen Petticoats; regular $1.25
and $1.50. Tomorrow ............. .........$1.00
$5.00 Black Petticoats for $3.67
Just two dozen in this lot, all new.
$1.75
‘ $2.0o All Linen Napkins, tomorrow
$1.00 ...................
length. elbow or short
$1.00
no sleeves; $1.00
750 ?
Cape Gloves, 980
. 98c
so.
Groceries, Wines, Teas, Coffees, Uneeda 1 dis. 1
Butler, Cheese, Eggs. Etc. 3'30"“ Zpkg.
Norwalk’s Leading Grocery
DRAKE BROTHERSl SPONGE CAKE. per package .........................................
..............18¢
CROWN ASTER BRAND ASPARAGUS, 35c can .................................................. ......800
FANCY CAPE COD CRANBERRIEB. per quart .......................................... .....106; 3 for 256
RiCH'S FRUIT CAKE (dark or white) per package ....................................... ..............280
DUFFV'S PURE APPLE JUICE (uomaicohollc) ......................................’............20-350 hot.
70 stamps with 1 lb. Very Best Ta... ............ so}. 35 stamps with 1 lb. coffee 350
00 Bumps with 1 lb. Special Tea ................. 50c 30 Stamps With 1 in. Cotton .320
50 stamps with 1 lb. Choice Tea ................. 40c 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee ......... ...........300
30 Stamps with 'x, lb. Very Best Tea ............. 30c 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Coflee ................ . “.260
25 Stamps with '5, lb. Special Tea ............... 250 15 Stamps with 1 lb. Como .............. ”nubile
George Ehret’s Bottled Beer for Family Use. 24 bottles, $1.15
250 bottle Pabst Malt Extract .................... 200 Monogram Rye Whisky. bottle . 050
350 bottle Johann Hell's Malt ................... 30c Heubiein's Cocktails. bottlo ................ “$1.00
Kirk's Old Crow \‘ll‘.lsuy. bottle ......... , ....... $1.00 Rock and Rye (ior colds). bottle
Wilson or Hunter Whisky. bottle ............... $1.00 Old Port. or Sherry Wine. bottle .......
Iberwood or Golden Wedding. bottle ........... 01.00 Sweet Catawba or Angelica, bottle
FINE CALIFORNIA PORT OR SHERRY WINE. gallon . . ...............$x.oo
we. HAVE run LARGEST srocx or wrnss AND LIQUORS IN THE nofiwitLKs. ‘
WE SELL A'l‘ wnonasam PRICES
SPECIAL 1? OR SATURDAY ONLY
TEZOR BRAND MANHATTAN OR'MARTINI COCKTAILS, large bottle .._.. . . .~. . .906
A. r. BECKMANN & 00.
a; a 05 Minamoto er. Phone on: w. soo'ra uoawamt.
r
\
TH“! WV! CLOWN to bill} . assertion DIP To AOADIMV.
BAN too 001.. Out. 22.-—'l'llroe .- -—---~' . .
boys, whose our range mm a to lo summit Team's Finally Work in on
immunities 3. .
years, were biotin to storm lsst‘ nl lit. .
ilarslroin“ :”listen at” "my a“...
by an explosion at live hundred ant
powder capo. The have. when fathers
Bismtord Medea; football alarm on
the Academy liol Wednesday liter-
»...ee.-em W.M. ow » w M
on clients. dept. iisrstrom was the
chief (round miner tor the visitors.
He scored their only touchdown.
New Haven Hi School tackles.
the Bow mun lie sci at Brooklyn on
Saturday. tint alter its game with
fitsmiord Blah. Evidently the New
work tor a mining company here. were
pining miner and bad crawled
through ii r is ill meson [the in 00 Harm-om .5 in h flavor: learn nonpldzrs €"i‘y"ii'"ili
0 ‘_ 0 eye non. . , p , . t u not a em as s an or one it
rains Inn, by attenuate oil rm. closing willie diploma? shorthand set a surprise party. .
taken naps outside and began to to run. rm _ onto me ‘1
one or themiilto s hills with a haul - throushoi‘ii’. eds remit
or. The resulting capitation use hoard tli
for miles. and the lathe employee. feat.
in; the mine might 0 ml. dared
not approach let some tine.
“W
“imam-vow iiiLLl .
w incline
‘ or
e lucky we . the modem boys.
heri’trom Iflrfgfld shoot an anode
heavier mile , snubs: am this
as" midli‘h‘ll‘ik'
emu up. 000 , .‘ o
Audmytesm pissedvtho cites me.
MURPHY FAVOR. LONQIR IAOI.
DALI. “AWN. -
CHICAGO. Genus-«President, Mun
pl: of the O b humiliation no
regard as mvgrlhfim mm at
bsulioli 'i‘he ,
u.»- resortl .to the formed was very
sneer “illicit Mr Mutt m. .
mm lore « urinate
gen M iii W“ M i“
_ o... o. .5. ~ .~ .
all me:
etc. sail-r
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