‘v Leatherwnstnagsinblaekand
liaedandpnrsefittedwurregular $1.25 number.
A good chance to buy for Holiday Gifts.
colors, leather
.. ‘ h E . ‘
Go-Cart and Carnage Robes
Robes, extra warm felt lining. with pocket, full
, 1‘ size, white only; regularly sold $5. Saturday. 3398
.. 35c. Saturday; . . . . . .
350 Window Shades, 22c
. Opaque Fringed Window Shades, all colors; regular
, q 250 Cashmere Gloves, 190
‘ Women's Silk Lined Cashmere Gloves, c-clasp, well
made and durable; regular price 25c. Saturday. . .Igc
res
. . 22C ea.
The
a really beautiful skirt.
morrow ............. . .
$1.25 Petticoats, 890
‘Black Mercerized Sateen Petticoats, cut extra full,
them for the first 50 women that will come to-
....... 89c each
We have just fifty of
a
value .................
Pear-shape Amber Hat Pins,
‘ . e e
; Notion Bargains
25c Pocket Dress Shields, washable cover with re-
movable rubbervlining. Saturday .............. 16c
Mohair Shoe Lacers, one-half dozen pairs in a bunch'
regular 15c. Saturday .
. 25c Marcel Waving Irons ..
“Tomato” Pin Cushions, with emery attached; 15c
.. ...................... 9c
biggest variety oi handsome,
quarter length Coats.
Brass Craft and Burnt Wood
’ Novelties
a a 0 ’
Xmas IS fast approaching and our stocks are in excel-
lent condition. For tomorrow we offer 200 Nov-
cities, worth 25c, 29c and 39c. your
Starlragain
FOR SATURDAY
Twenty-live star specials for Saturday’s selling. THINGS THAT WILL HELP YOU‘ SPEND
TIONAL HOLIDAY" IN COMF
QRT. We have anticipated your wants and planned for weeks to make this the
GREATEST THANKSGIVING
SALE on record. These are
Bargains You’ll Be Truly Thankful For
‘ Women’s $18.50 Suits, $13.95
distinctive styles ever shown. All the prevailing shades and black. Three-
Every
. . .............. $13.95
satin lined, perfectly tailored; Skirts in the very latest pleated model.
size in the lot. Take your pick tomorrow at
usu....--..uo-.-
v.
.. .............. . ...... 7c
...................... 17c
15c value ............. 8c
Toilet Articles
16-02. bottle of best Peroxide, considered big value
Underwear
"‘Luzerne" Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants for women,
both the regular and extra large sizes; positively
three-quarters wool and the best.grade yarns;
sold at 75c and 85c for the extras.
any size ........................
“Appleton" long sleeve Ribbed Corset Covers, all
sizes; regular 25c. Saturday
50c Door Mats, 39c
TWO BIG BARGAINS FOR TOMORROW.
48—inch All Wool Imported Cloth in Black, Plum,
72-inch full bleached extra heavy Damask, entirely ‘
_ new designs; our regular $1.25 quality. For Sat-
urday ......gac
All Linen full bleached, full width Table Damask,
assorted designs; regular 75c quality. Saturday. .480
Full bleached Linen Table Damask; regular price
59c. Saturday 36cyd.
$12.00 Coats, $7.98
50-inch Black Broadcloth Coats, satin trimmed, ex.
cellent tailor finish; big $12 value. Saturday. . .$7.98
$1.25 Shawls, 59c
Square or long Crochet Shawls in all white and fancy
colored borders; sold regularly $1.25. Saturday. .591:
.lZlc Outing Flannel, 9c
Cream, White and Colored Outings, best 12%c qual-
ity. For Saturday . .................. . . . .. .gc yd.
$1.50 Corsets, 79c
THE “.NA-
Dress Goods
Wistaria, Grey and Navy; big $1.00 value, at. . . .69c 1 .
, 45-inch Black and White Checks, worth 65c. To. F. P. Corsets. made by the Birdsey, Somers Co.,
chorce. . . .igc ea. morrow ........................... 39c Bridgeport; a few of every Size and plenty of
. H H ‘ s;ourre ularSr. oCorset.... c
52-inch All Woo; Broadcloth. "Botany" make: reg- the very large Size g 5. 79
ular price $.50: comes in Green, Navy and .
WA 79
matrizilvt e est $150 cloth in America To $1.00 a‘ S, C
.................................. 95c yd. ,
~-~~--~v -' -—~ Lingerie and Tailored .Waists, many 1910 models;
' regularly $1.00, and many were intended to be
Tomorrow, 7c PrIntS, 5C $1.25. Saturday ...................... . .79c
........ .5oc
..... ........19c
Standard Prints. both light and dark colors, a big "9
assortment; regular price yand 8c. Saturday. .5c yd.
$1.00 Flannel Gowns, 79c
25c Veiling, 190
All the newest meshes in Black and Colored Face
Heavy Flannelette Gowns, all white and dainty
stripes. generous cut and correct Sizes; $1.00
value at .............. . ....... ................79c
James Golden. Editor and Proprietor
FRIDAY, NOV. 19, 1909
”Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow -
Sun rises 6 :47: sets 4:30.
High tide 3:58 a. m.; 4:21 p. m.
. -... ......L.“ ...... .
socmrv NOTICES ....
MASONIC DIRECTORY
Oil Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
Hoots in Masonic Building, South
Kain street. lot and 3d Tuesday or
each.month——July and August es-
oeptetl~at 8 o'clock. Ali Master
Unone cordially Invited. Frederica
:. Lyon. W. H. Robert M. Wilcox.
Oil
Iusler Chapter. Nc. ill. R. A. M.
fleets In Masonic Building, Bontn
Iain street, 2d and tth Tuesdays or
each month—duly and August or
oeptcd--st ito'ciock. All Royn Arcs
Masons cordially invited. Char er I
Mills. H. P. Robert. M. Wilcox. 8e.
. ass—u. .. ..., .
Evidently Mrs. Btutson's ropontiiul
mood did not nvnli lit‘l‘ much, no for
ml the ('hriniiun Htiil‘lll‘e l‘liurt'h is
concerned. for tho illt‘oi-loi'ii practically
kicked her out bodily yi'ktol'Iliiy» Illuy
I‘XOIMIIIIIIIIII‘HIUII Iii-r. buying unlilo on.
ilrely lilo mnumnmnoou spiritually oi
i‘lltl ant, Mrs, Hlolmin IIIHNI tho noun
Illi'tliiita salary of Sh,tilitl It your up
punter oinoritim oi‘ tho l"ll'nl t‘hui'oh or
t liI'Ist. Scientist. New York city,
Where she won iiIIln torinorly Iiriil remit
or. In their order. the director» iiiiiil
ihht a conference or more than three
days had convinced them of the truth
of tho charges walnut Mrs. Htotuon,
namely, that who hurt orkoii against
the inurhnta at tho ,hurch rind of
members of the church who wore not
, her followers. and that iilio hull KIN"
email in lonehiniiu unit liffli‘lli'i‘tt
1. which are contrary to Christian
, setups.
W- ..... w
bill)“ so Il’ one Zoinyn, president
‘ til Martians. will walk coiii-ililornhie
Standish before many darn, it the tours
admitted in onoiintrhns that he has
It“! item American citizens executed,
more true. Iii loss than twenty-tour
‘ Mi! two American warships will he
the scene and that liol-lilooitnil Nine
Man will probably hint that he has
made the doarosi mistake or his lilo.
“AA..-
‘ boils—A multimillionaire and his
' vanilla-colonel John Jacob Astor and
* the flocrmshsi.
. ' “Randolph Chester, the author
An opportunity tor
Mm
rig-g ‘ iictiort’.‘ ....
ho will not soon be forgotten, for his
[itIHlllilll as on American unilioi is 1w-
Clll't'f.
-M__.. . ......
MILK WAGONS MIX IT UP.
Horses of Rival Dealers Come Togethv
or In Main street, Norwalk.
Thom was a runaway this llttil'lllilK
In Main till‘t'l‘l. l’i-opli- who siiu' ll IIIID
|ll‘ll sillil It was t‘llliRt'tl by jt'lllilllitl)‘
TWO milk is ugons, one owui-tl b) It‘ruui.
Bullwiiz, or Scribner Il\‘i‘lllil‘, Wont
Norwnlk; and the other by .Iiifii'lill (in
”IN“. or Silvarnllnn, t'iilllt‘ ionollivr.
'I‘ho bay horse belonging to ltullwita.
probably not tikin tho limlth or the
whim homo nwnn by ilulilrio, liiili'l
I‘ll for him ililtl kIIOI'kl'll out is unmiwi
or uiilli i'llllh into the ulroot. iii In
tIUIlIK, IIiillwlis‘i-i wagon was oomph-ti-
ly til‘l’l‘ Illl'ilt‘il and It gi-iwrul mix up oi
milk wins and contents follow-til,
ll I‘illllii‘il i-onuldi'i‘nhlv I‘Xt‘lll‘lllt'lll at
”W ililiv, The horses worn soon quiet
I‘ll iloun, iiilil IllI' milk Ilil‘ll. with
DII‘IIIIIIIII l’.’I million on lill‘ll' {new until
ort‘il up their nuns. lillil wu-nl on lilt‘Il
wny.
SOUTH NORWALK FIRE POLICE
POOL.
'l‘wii guiui-n W'i‘l't‘ plnvml lliiil night In
llii- pool tournament ol Ilw South .\'or
wlult li‘li‘o I'IIIII'I‘,
(‘liit‘l Ilurolii It‘, Clark, I’IAII‘lI All, llII-il
in William Kermit; Hill, by tho nuriou
Innriilii or till) to Iii.
'l‘liv oliwr [mun Willi lu-lworn will!
Mnklii unit .iooopli ilnnioi'd. I‘lll‘il ltll
Illt‘Il. Mr. Mnitin won. Hill to tilt
lCIIwuril llrynnl noted no YI‘II'i’m' [iii
”W It'liilt‘tl Mid .Ini‘oli Hi'hiuiii. .lr.. li‘
I'll‘iii‘t‘ tumour. At the conclusion ot thi
Known, II‘II'I‘IIIIIIII‘IIIII wort- iiiii‘vi'tl,
'I'III‘ III‘III union» will iw plnwii oi
Mobility or 'l‘iioniiily i'Yt'lIiIil. 'l‘no plny
or» to mutual at that thou are William
Bi'llnilill unit I. .Iool, isnrh ritloti ltIiI.
SEARCHING FOR NOURMAHAL.
NICW YlillK. Nov. Iii."‘1.hl‘ Witivri
of the Caribbean Hen Iotln)‘ or“ think
iy dotted with Yt‘ltilt‘lii on the lookout
for t'oioiwi John Jacob Astor's Milanl
yai'ht Niuirninhni. having her owner
and his mm Vim-rut on hoard. and
which hits not been heard from IIIIII‘i
she was reported sailing from Kin:
nlon. Jamaica, presumably for i’ortr
Rico. tam omits ago. in the Interim
West, lmllnn water” have been hurri
rune swept, nahirtii llnvn been inter
routed and thorn iii anxiety for int
nullity of those on board the ttm’opnri
oil voosoi,
MW.“ ...W...
PthhiMMONa AND LAND To MEET
SYDNEY. New South Willi-ll. Nm
tits-«ii, was announced here today thn
"ltoli" it‘iiitsimmons and "irilii" Lani
hull Agreed to light in Australia oi
December 27 tor the championship o
Australia, now held by Lang Lani
won this title by defeating “illli
Squires at lethourhe on October 25
Squires was knocked out in the. teen
doth round. ruminations recently at
rived here from the United States.
;Milillllllillllilil8 ‘‘‘‘‘
. .... ...-......Hmwnue.-. ..-...
THE NEW
iii [A
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TELEPHONE 390.
An All Star Show!
KING a STRANGE
in a One-Act Comedy Playlet
"A LEAD PIPE CINCH"
That Clever Piano Fiend
MABEL DE YOUNG
Up-toDate Girl In Upstc’Date
Songs
DANNY SIMMONS
Eccentric Comedian
THE GREAT HENRI FRENCH
The Great European Sensation
EDDIE CLARK AND HIS WINNING
WIDOWB. ‘
AND OTHER FEATURES
The
PRICES:
Orchestra. reserved .............. soc
Balcony, reserved ................ 20c
loo deals at ..................... 10c
MATINEE.
All Seals ....................... 100
Jhiidren . ..................... .. be
AT TH!
ARMORY
Monday Night
DANCING
New Acts Todayl‘
..—
MR. CARLISLI REMAINS THE
BAMI.
NEW YORK, Nov. lii.-.loho ii. Gill“
into, who is seriously ill at tit. Vin~
root's Hospital, was reported today to
rave passed a conifer-table night. This
ibynlvlami in attendance iiml liiii mm
litlon .yllllttl’llnlefl.
WILL DIV! ”00.000 FOR FIGHT.
VAN COUVNR, Ii. (3.. Nov, litml’. In
Bloom", it local i‘Iiint promoter, yon-
‘erdsy wired Bern norm-r, manner for
lemon .1. dairies, oh‘uring a nurse of
llolx‘mn to hold the ilullt at Mliioru
Pit , on Lulu island, eight miles from
Yen Gainer.
' MUSIC HALL"
SOUTH NORWALK.
COMMENCING
Thursday, November 18th
SULLIVAN. PASQUELINA a CD.
In Their Screaming Farce
A C. 0. D. PACKAGE
‘JOHNNY M'VEIGH, oenrnuoe
BARNES AND GIRLS
in a Musical Comedy Skit
A MATINEE IDOL
The Children's Delight
LITTLE HIP
The Smallest Eleohant in the World
TENBROKE ‘ HENRY
Those Two Funny Men
The American Vesta Victoria
LAURA 0RDWAY
RICHARD COWPER 1 Go.
In a Dramatic Playict
A TEXAS RANGER
America's Representative Dancers
WROE TRIO
DANCING WEDNESDAY AND FRI-
DAY NIGHTS
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SAT-
URDAY
Children ......bc. Adults ....... 100
NIGHT .......10 and 20c
“ MUSIC HALL
ONE NIGHT ONLY
FRIDAY. November 19th
A REMARKAIILE PLAY OF MIRTH
AND MYSTERY
That Triumphantiy Oueoeeelul
matizaiion oi Meredith Nichol-
sen'a Popular Novel
The House of a
Thousand Candles
Pour Whimsicaliy Weird Acts. Over-
flowing With Nbvei Incidents
An Excellent Company Headed ly
WAYNE CAMPBELL
Perfectly Staged and Complete in All
Its Unusual Detslle
PRICES ....... ......25, as. 50. 7th)
Seats on sale at her cities and
Wood's drug store. Norwalii.
Dra-
IOY CRUSHED TO DSA'I'H.
LIME itOth, Nov. Iii.<-Loulll Donn.
five years old. fell from a wagon load
of brick yesterday. oniwhlch he had
been riding without the knowledge of
the driver. and tho wheels or the ve-
hlclo passed over his head. crushing it
and entitling almost instant death.
‘l‘he medical examiner, litter an loves.
ligation. exonerated the driver. ......
lilllllllilllillll ' “
Full 16x24 size heavy Cocoa Door Mats regular Veilin 8 ever shade' sold re ularl 2 c Sat~ ’ . .
at 35c. Saturday ............................ 15c . . ' g ' y ' g y 5 ' $2 00 W n S com matl0fl
‘ . S t ........................ . . . . ....................... '
25c size Dr. Lyons’ Tooth Powder ................ 17c ])llCC See a urday 39c urday '''''''' 19c yd. . Owe
25c size Sozodont or Rubifoam .................... 17c - a“ Sluts, $1.69
250 13.1bcock‘s Corylopsis Talcum Powder ........ lz‘fic . - - ' 1 d
Vaniine's Talcum Powder ................... ”I,“ a Silk and Wool Combination Surts. regu aran extra
. . . . sues, not one smgle thread of cotton in the en-
Riker s well-known Torlet Water, all odors, 35c size. .zzc _ fire garment“ would be low priced at $2.25. For
25c cake Woodbury's Facial Soap .................. 16c 41 1 4.5.1.4.... Saturday ........................ . . . . . . . . . . 31.69
arr ._ _ . w ,, t -- --- ..... ' ‘h- ‘
I’HE EVEN'NB SENIINEl Richard Watson (illilor is (loud, but ...
digits. Thanksgiving Offerings 52.3.2302...
Our store is just filled with Good Things to Eat and Drink with
the Thanksgiving Dinner. You will find a choice variety
here and the prices are lower than elsewhere ill town.
Nuts
New English Walnuts, Pecans, Filberts, Brazil Nuts, Paper Shell
Almonds, and Mixed Nuts at Cut Prices
RICHARDSON dz ROBBINS’ PLUM PUDDING, 1 lb. can ................. ..
..........24c
NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT. 3 packages for .......................... . . . . . . . .25c
DUDLEY'S GOLDEN CUSTARD PUMPKIN. per can .................... . ....... ...14c
SILVER LAKE BRAND GOLDEN PUMPKIN, 2 cans ................. . ...... . .......25c
DURKEE‘S POWDERED SAGE OR THYME, per can .................... ............7c
35c CAN CROWN ASTER ASPARAGUS for ................................. . . . . . . .3oc
FANCY NEW CITRON. LEMON OR ORANGE PEEL, lb. ..................... .2oc
VERY BEST LAYER FIGS (extra large). lb. .................................... .......aoc
3 PACKAGES NEW CLEANED CURRANTS ............................. ...........a5c
w I e I O T d
Extra Pink Stamps With Thanksgivmg ra e
to Pink Stumps with 1 lb. \‘i-i'y l til 'l‘i-u ........ ..60c iii. l‘lnk Stumps with i in. Very llost (Yollce.......35c
tit) I'init Htilinim with l ill. lllnli Ul'tlllt‘. Ton ........ 500 30 Pink Stiiliiim with 1 lb. Moi/{ii Coiled...........32c
In) Pink tltiuuiu.~ with i In. t‘holi‘u 'l‘eu ....... . ..... 40c '17» Pink Stumps with l lb. (‘ollito ...........m....30e
3" Milk Stumps “‘“ll ‘1‘: ”I- Vt‘i‘l' “"81 'l‘ou ......... 300 20 Pink Stumps with I In. (‘oiloo ....... ....v.....260
‘35 Pink h‘lnuuih with to In High tiruiln 'l‘oii ....... 26o in Pink Stumps with l ”I. Santos Uoi‘leo .......... 200
Th nksg’ving Wines and Liquors
(‘nilroriilu Port, Wine, hot. .tKIe Monogram or Wilson Whisks? lho‘t. ..........."96|g
v - ' lluntor. Old Crow or Ft «mom. )0 . . ..... . ..... .
Lulll‘oiiiln l-lhorry ,Wlnoi hot. .2853: tiroon ltlvor or 0m ()vorholt, not. ‘ ........... ".00
“"“m‘ """""“" """t ’“i- """"""""""" Maryland Rye Whiskey .............. .....sorsc sot.
li‘lno 1"" "9“ WW“- bot. ------------ - ----- 131-00 lionnniiily'iror Mnrtell‘u 3 Star liranrly, hot. .....ll.”
.Iernz Iiillitll‘lllil Sherry, hot. ........ . ...... . ..... 766 its: French lirnnily ..............60, She. $1.20 hot.
(lloroiio imported Sherry, bot. .......... . ....... $1.00 liouhloln‘n (‘Iinb Cocktails, hot. ...... ......emo
imperial Snutorno .......... 20-35c hot. i'owor (it Son's :l swallow Whiskey. hot. ........01.35
lt‘lno Angelina Winn, bot. . ..... . ..... . ...... . ..... 50c llluok (tr. White Scotch Whiskey, hot. . . . $1.25
It‘lnn Munoutel Wino. hot. .............. ..500 lwwnr'n Hootch Whiskey, hot. .................I‘I.10
Fine Old Tokay Wine. hot. ...... ...50o lisher‘s Hootoh Whiskey. liot. S115
Mumm‘s White Seal, Pomery Sec. Golden A e. Cook’s Imperial and Great Western Chatti-
pa nes. Fine line Clarets and Sauternes. All the eading Brands Bottled Beers, Ales, Porters.
A. F.’ Beckmann 8.30. ..
83 iii 85 WASHINGTON ST. Phone Call 440.
WE DELIVER TO ALL PARTS OF TOWN
hospital and residences .on the hint:
portions of the borough were without
water supply.
The water in the lake is nine feet,
ten and a halt inches below the high
water mark, and on! one foot above
the ileum at which here was a from
too in this miles a rest on ......
wms‘rso WITHOUT wares. ling Illa" l‘me regattas}??? angr—
. noon is iorou w s on
wms'rno, NW 19““ [’th borough supply. The mgnutaoturlna establish-
weut "dry" [Dilly and It WM “0‘ the ments were inconvenienced, but ore-
result of a vote on the license attention. cautions were taken to ard against
The siphon at the intake of the water explosions 0i boilers. Wet or has been
supply in (Irwin Luke stopped work turned on truth Highland Latte, but
and item also o'clock yesterday, mom “who elevation is not shilloleut the
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