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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 12, 1909 · page 4

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' “Onyx" dyed lilack Silk Stockings, all sizes; regular

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Dress . ods
.fltah ‘irrsde Wool Dress Good: at a big ssvlng’ The onset
nails or the best mills in the country on sale tomorrow
on than wholesale. Every woman admires a pretty sown.
p smart dresser demands the best there is.“ The successful
~- 11 isauiokto take advantage of a bargain. Tomorrow will
i 1y be a busy day in this wide awake.Dress Goods secticmfrite

la is so great, the styles so many that we oadnot itemize.
about the way they’re marked:

‘ $2.00‘Goods. $1.25 3 31.00 Goods, 75c
31.50 Goods, $1.00 .75 Goods, 58c

new shipmentof our famous "Sylvia" Black Broadcloth came

,-yelterday. On our counters till” and $2 00 Yd
. C

tomorrow at

This is our regular $2.50 quality.

pieces Heavy Mercerized Corded Cloth. made to imitate the

irish Bengailne fast colors. Regular title.
waaturday ' ........... .. 290 yd.

 

- Gloves

The new Fall and Winter Goods at out prices.
25 Mannish Gloves, 2-clasp,

P. K., good weight; rog- 500. heavy lined Cashmere
‘ular "'25 value. 95 Gloves, all sizes. 39
Saturday C Saturday ...... C

 

Millinery Reductions

A great purchase of sample lines of Hats and Trimmings go
$5.00

$5.00 were $2.50

and $10 Trim-
All Untrimmed tints in the store at 1-3 oi! marked price.

 

med Hats at. .

 

Notions

_'100-yd. spools of Linen Finish .1. .l.

(‘lnrk‘s alto-yard spool
)otton. black or white;
regular he. Satur- 3c

urday
Reg. 550. full 24-inch
size Floss Pillows. 44c
5c Shawl Pins. white, black
and assorted colors. 3
Saturday ........... 0

Thread for sewing buttons,
‘ Jim; regular tprlee 4c

is. Saturday . .....
19c

sizes reg. 25c
Scissors, Saturday.
' 0. N. T. Lustre; regular i’ic
spool. Saturday, 19C

$1.25 Silk Hosiery, 95c

 

$1.251niallty. Saturday ..........................

95c

 

lib} SURE AND SEE THESE

Leather Hand Bags at 89c

They‘re great value for the money. In many stores they
are specialized at $1.27». (iootl black, tan and brown leather
~Hand Bags, some leather lined, others lined with handsome
”moire silk; 9-inch frame, with inside pocket and card case. A
good chance to anticipate for the holidays.

i 12 1-2c Flannelettes, 7 1-2c

Right when you nr'od them comes this chance to buy l'rintcd
.F‘lanneiettca. b‘il‘ty styles to choose from, in all designs.

Outing Flannels, 9c

Cotton prices are still going up. We have n morality of those
Outings, lull cunnol, gci inorc. So lruuorrow lili} Ilfluc 9
Outing ii‘lanncls at ................................. C

 

 

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50c Corset Covers, 85c

Full front, French cut, lace and embroidery l‘ornct l'or-
era; regular i’itlc. value. Saturday

35c

 

 

 

- FERIDA’Y. newsflash a. “1909 .

 

 

 

 

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HUNDREDS or WOMEN WILL save "on

Suits,Coats,Furs,Skirts
and Waists
IN TOMORROW’S GREAT SALE _ .

Tremendous Reductions at the
Start of the Season

This event is sure to draw the crowds. Think of buying the choicest productions of the season at astonishing
savings! Of course there is a reason for all things—but explanations are tedious. We prefer to take liberal losses
now rather than be compelled to sell later at any price. So we make this the

Opportunity of the Season

Every reduction is exactly as represented and will make tomorrow‘s sale the greatest event of the year. These
are offerings that ARE INDEED EXTRAORDINARY. DON'T DELAY! BE HERE TOMORROW.

. $16.50 Tailor-made Suits, $10.98

Hand finished Worsted Suits. in a dozen different styles, plain colors and stripes. all sizes, silk lined. 1
coats. plaited or gored skirts, perfectly tailored; considered big $16.50 value. Tomorrow only. . $ 0.98

 

Jack Frost will surely make his usual visit.
him. Come here tomorrow and iix up your winter needs.

 

ANOTHER CHANCE TOMORROW TO SECURE A

$25.00 Tailor-made Suit at $18.50

Owing to the wonderful success of our last week's oficring. we repeat this special. It you have been waiting for an
opportunity to buy a good quality Suit, be here tomorrow, as this oi’tcr positively cannot be duplicated. These
Suits are made of the best grade Worsteds and Over a dozen diii’ercnt styles are shown; every $18 50

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-. color in both plain and stripes, and every size. Tomorrow . . . . ...............................
$3.00 Waists, $1.79

Women's Linmric \Vulrls. dainty cilccts in lurc and cinlu'otdorcd
fronttl hiid alcoves All slabs. including the ruinous
“Standard" malice;

Saturday

 

$7.50 Coats, $4.98

llli-llii‘ll li-iiutli sciliillllcd

with good lllIlllll) silk: cousldcl'cd blir, $7.3m
value. Saturday ............................. .

illitt‘k Hf'tlllllt‘ltilll (Willa. hi!” "HOG

 

 

$10.00 Coats, $6.50

Iitiiucb long [lint-k Ilioaliclotli ('uais, sciui illlinu, iwl‘ll'i‘ll)‘ tailor-
cd. trimmed with satin bands; excellent $10.00

$1.25 Waists, 79c
79c

 

6 50 white Tailored Linen and l.llli;I‘ric “hints, all l't‘i1til.ir
value. Saturday ............................. . .i Sit‘b numbers. Saturday .........................
Ch'ld ’C t St ddP't
1 ren s on s . an at no s, 5c yd.
Striped “Rusted Poole, llllt‘tl with licoiy \\;il'|li rwl thinunl t'oium _\c not to lhr- l‘.ii'll‘l)' oi choir-c still-v, including indigo», t‘u»

lu slripca and plain colors, “till \chct collar,
sold regularly 87.00. Saturday

«it-ta and Mourning silica, also Noicl'} ctic-cis. every
good color. 'l‘oinoi‘row

$3.98 , Sc

 

 

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Blankets and COmfortables

Despltb the advance in both wool and cotton. owing to our

big purchases early, we offer tomorrow Blankets and'Comforts

at practically mill prices. The cold weather has hardly started.
Be prepared tor

120 pairs of our big selling “lleacon” Wool Nap Blankets, the
Blankets that have set the pace. The greatest and best

value in the land. Grey or White. i’ull 11-4 0

size ..... .$l.89 pa“.
500 Conilortablee. almost every color and design, es< l 50

peeialiy selected filling; worth $2. Saturday... .

 

Underwear

The famous “Berkshire" lines at wonderfully
Just for a Saturday fiyer:

Women‘s 81.00 Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants. guaran-

eut prices.

75c

teed 30% wool. Saturday...._....r ........
Women's :iilc Ribbed Cotton Vests and Pants. Sat-
urday.. ..... ...... ........ ....... 250
Men‘s 500 Fleeced Shirts and Drawers. Satur-
day ........ ................. 390
Misses' 50% Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants, regular bile 42
and this value. Saturday . ............ . . . . . . . . . . . c
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Housefurnishings

More of those big savings from the hustling bargain center
of our store. ’

.iap, Novelties. l‘iu Trays, Lentonado Sets, 113- 63
Ash lit-cotter... Mulch ual 98c ......... . C
S'llt‘S. Suits and Peppers, r“, (‘ont Hangers, 3
Nut tiowlu, etc... all 4 for ......... . ..... 5c
10c values ......... c

llcgular 5c. Laundry 5

not: Cracker Jars ....... 29c Soap. o cakes C

 

Pyrography
inrograpuy, or the art of wood burning, also Mctaiography,
or brass crut'i. have lowonic lninienncly popular. These are both
fascinating and nzodcrntc in cost. therefore everyone can gratify
their taste. 'i‘ouiorrow's big inducements:

 

7.x.- .lardinicrc Siouls....59c | Puller Racks --~-~--:-~-500
lairuc Tnbonrcltcs, with :t- ”“35“" ”0‘95 -------- 900
pl) top for l 89 'l‘ui'ncd Placques with 75
curling ...... . beaded edge c

At the Linen Section

’l‘hnnksulrinn a; only a short distance away. A good chance
hero tomorrow to stock up and prepare for the great national

{cunt day.
A l 00 \‘cry iinc iris-h and German Table Linen with
t - napkim iii nmich, beautiful silk iinish and

handsome designs; good 512.? vuluc.

At 69c 1'ul'c Linen lull Elli-.o-lmd Table Damask, excellent

\‘aluc; fully worth 85c.

29c Skirts, 19c

lit‘i‘} linll Skirts. extra heavy. very warm; regular L’tio
\.iluc, Saturday

 

19c

 

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Good Draperies
A'l‘ till: SAVINHS. ‘1 I
i‘licni you simply (‘tllllltil nfinl'tl to orcrlook.

r‘iill writ wub- Silliollntg

all new patterns;
icgulni' price Illa. at ................. 8 1'20 yd.
190 yd.

t‘ulori-d Scl‘iiiis with fniicy borders for long cur-
tains; regular pt‘icc L’iic. Saturday ..........

SLIM l‘oucb
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Percales

Yard-widt- l‘crcnlcn. c\'cry slylc, cyci'y color; according, to ihc

market quotation today lilc ought to bc a lair pricc.

Over 100 styles at ...........

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' lili tlllllllti ‘siiiiiii *

lame! Golden. Idltor and Premium

 

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1.71539

 

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immature Almanac tor Tomorrow”
Sun rises 6 :40; sets 4 :37.
Iii‘h tide 10:50 a. m.; u as p. m.

SOCIETY noricss

MASONIG DIRECTORY
A Special Communication 01‘ Old
Well Lodge. N0. 108, F. and A. M.. will
it. held at its rooms Nov. 15th, 1909, at
,7st p. at. Work, M. M. degree, rol-
10w“ by a banquet. All Master MI.
«one «noisily and internally Invited.
Fraternsily yours.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec'y.

Timii'éfioiéwiit “mt; pain" sen'iioi'iiiuni-
in: in West avenuo~le again looming
"tip as a troublesome prtmoaition.
limit-git it! was believed to have been
:‘li settled. According: to information
matching the high school committee.
’ [the‘fielsctmen are hesitatlnir at the ex-
«bonito, claiming theiernllnblo funds

 

 

 

Circuit-Illa“! of the (soul of a flatllmli‘ as

dilatation. This was to have been set
A out..;'tin the school property in a con
trolls foundation at an expense oi
something like $150. Now the destru-
rain, at having a flagpole attached to
tantalising itself o discussed. This
“hot! is adopted in a. number of
it‘ll schools about the state. it is
‘hxpoeled that the high school commit-
twill discuss the flagpole problem

 
 

 

sit up and take notice. Dr.
ups the prophets of lsraei were

in; to a telegraphic desputch
‘ hinxton it is a case or to be

we that one at the

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,betmsn Salinger am.

 

 

100.

two will have to no and ”mi l’roaldciil
'l‘nft has dccldcd on a radical chauue
during the ncxt icn (lays. .\s between
tho two, llallluner, the secretary iii
the interior. and l'lnchot. chlof nor
crnuicnt l'ort‘i-llt‘l‘. the public nl lnrav
umlouhtodly would send lluiliuirer on
his way.

According to the revolution of lhi’
New York Sun, the Sonar Trust in
even it i'ollcnnr proposition as it nor-
ci'nincut dci‘ruudcr than nionl pooplc
supposed. it looks, from present, dc
velopincuta, as if it will
known how many millions of dollars
the government has hccn defrauded
ol’.

What other place than ormlltc llos-
ton would turn out such a prodluy as
(lordou li‘. l’nronl. Master liordon,
who in only three years old, was sent
to school two works "no and slow
thou he has so thoroughly mastered
the printer that he can road the
whole or any part of it.

There was something new last night
in a deplorable mob lynching at Cairo,
Tllinoin. ’i‘he mob, according to the
news doanntehrs, was led by several
hundred women.

.ow-_.._.......__m.
REAL ESTATE SALES.

The following real estate transfers
ware recorded at the town clerk's
oiilce, Norwalk. yesterday.

Miller It. Jordan to (‘ecellu 1.. Fur-
ler, two lots, lnglesidoe‘ Warranty
deed. '

John S. Hall to Martin Sparks and
wife, live lots. (.llenwooti avenue. Wur-
ranty deed.

Currie D'Arlols and others, to 'i‘ho-
mas Allen, two acres. Warranty «iced,

William W. (loniatock to Miiadullna
Hawkins, two lots. Foster Park. Wur-
rant ,v deed.

lra (iolo to Lana Atwator, hulkiin‘n
lot, Woodlniry avenue. Warranty
deed.

Norwalk Securities Corporation to
Patrick W. Caddy, lot Rhodonoils

Park.
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lllllll it natural,"

\\'!\I.l. H‘l‘iii‘liil'l‘, lH'ill n. in. \'cry'
light orders nppi-uii-d i-u cu-cullon
when llll' .H’lni‘li nonkcl opcncii, i'rlco-e
niorcd sliiauinilly and irregularly. but
the prllicipnl issues: were lower llrcul
Northern pill. and fillnncnpolln, St.
Paul it: Snull. Sic. Mill'll‘ dociluvd lurin-
i'rncllonn. Wei-two i ulnu row» i,

WALL S'l’.. ii a. Ill. The decline
in lilo market brought in buying or
il(‘l'h‘ and prices advanced slowly until
all oi tin- important slm‘k.» uci‘c acil-
inn iriictionully nboyo )F‘Hllil‘tl.l,\'tt t‘llls
inn. A number oi spcclnilicn showed

dwindled, but there was no important
ylcldluu of prices. Honda worn atcudy.
WAIJ. S’l‘llllllfi‘. l p. iii.---«I.in'ni
traction ntocka were bid up smartly.
Third Avenue and llrookiyu 'l‘ranalt
rhriui; a point and lnlerborouuh-Moi-
l'llillllllllll i 1-4. Home of the minor
lilt‘lltl stocks were also in demand.
Sloan t-lhcllicld Sit-cl gained 2 M and
llilth (‘opper 1. Elsewhere there
was licnrinons in spots. particularly
St. Paul and Amalgamated (topper.
which run off a point. {mm the best
prices of the morning.
WlLL BUILD Six NEW HOUSES.
(‘imrics it. Iioyt has just Klvt‘ll out
the contract to H. V. Carr. of East
Norwnlk. for the construction in
Woodward avenue. of six modern nix-
room houses in Woodward avenue.
This will be the second block of half
a down houses In this, thoroughfare
for Mr. lioyt. He built the first lot
to sell and has been very niiccesnful
with them, and is planning to dispose
of the new ones similarly. Work on
the. cellars will he started immediate-
ly, in order that there may be no in-
terrnpiiou on account of cold Weather.
While they will all he or the some
capacity. one of them will have it
stone first story.

 

 

'l‘ony lebeil, better known as tho
"$1.000 hootbiaok." of (i. ii}. Frank‘s
barber shop, Wall street, is going to
have his baby baptized in St. Mary's
church Sunday. at 4 p. in.- At his
home on Chapel street. after the
aileron part/toe. Mr. and Mrs. Pimbeil

 
 
 
 

 

 

reception to; their new

rev“ be some activity ill rislnit W'li't‘n, Weat- - - - ~
I H 1-;11 l‘inion l;ll||lll‘(;\;i‘tl 2 points. Auirri- captain 0f industry, are alike in that they all suffer from
c n .uunr c m. ~ . . . . .
mo. s'riinn'r, noon mum...» disorders that rob them of their energy, their spirits, their

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Women‘s (‘oui Sw’onlcrs, all
Wlnll; regular 33.00 value.

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Oh, for the Boon of Perfect Health

So sighs the anaemic, sickly maiden, the victim of a dozen
1115. that rock her body and llt‘sll‘l iy her beauty. The. factory
girl, the toiler, the waiting maid. the pampered daughter of a

 
 
 
 

animation, and make of them poor, despondent sufferers.
What's to be done? Is there no remedy? Sure. And it is
within the reach of all.

BEEGHAM’S PILLS

will restore your health by relieving your body of the cause
of your illness, by regulating the secretions, toning the system,
cleansing your bowels, strengthening your stomach. They ,
will banish indigestion and biliousness, give you healthy
blood and steady nerves, clear complexion and full checks.
With such an endowment, you need not despair of finding

the true happiness for which every woman aspires.
Cheer up. Beccham’s Pills

Will Bring Health and Happiness

Every woman who values good health should read
special instructions with every box of our pills.
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l. imp-g it.

$8.00 Sweaters, $1.98

colors. positively all
Saturday .......... .

$1.98

 

A“ new srrni:

Hanan Shoe

NOB TOE
PATENT BUTTON

$6.00

 

we..- Slioes That Fit

 

m enumerate «no.

 
 

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