quality was at
,, You can but?
citation accouna‘
than a" "
F or Tomw, Saturday, the 13th
A merchandise establislnnent never offered better values
:._ than 1179 are (moving Ain'mg £111s sale.
A better demouemhon of fOur ability to buy and sell high ' .
‘ " prices, could never be made.- .~
geije Aniline this sale for CASH or our EASY
-. -——pric.e will be 1119 Annie.
' . IT good merChandlse for less money
'5‘ stores A0 for spot cash. Our large outlet anA 1111757.-
‘ing power make this possible
If your pumhases for some reason, are not satisfactory,
we. .will exohanze or refunA the money.
Special No. 1
Special No.
Ill“.
Special No.
Pants
We wil
morrow for
Special No.
Heavy
For;
tomorrow for.
Men’ s and Y‘IIuilIs’ Overcoats
For tomorrow we
will sell Sto Qv~
eroollts for. 36.98
St: and S15 Oven
coats 10L. $10.00
.....w~ w... NW...H-.. .... ..._
2
Boys Suits
black
“and mixtures, 3-
to 55 values. for
---$I so and $2.51)
.. ._.__.w._.w...- ...
3
Boys’ Knee
4 to 16. vfluejsc.
sell to-
~39C
4
Fleeced Lined
Underwear
.Men AAA
Boys. 73c value!
. 50c
SpAcial No. 5
Untrimnled Stillor Hos
11032 GIRLS
B'lue brown and Red. 'wortiI 75:; do: tomorrow only. . . ..
specull No. (I
Alli Goons
' Rea1ilu'ntan Hair Switéheo, extra long, worth $5. on. Spe~
claim 1&9 tomorrow. 311 colors . . . . . .
‘4
.50:
........\. $1.98 '
w
Special No. 7 ‘
Tail0r-made Shirt Waiéls
A very fine line of Tailor-made Shirt Walsts, atifi collar
and cuffs. al3o Lingerie. fancy stripes; va'liIe SI 50.
Tdmarrow .. ......... . .........
. -. ..... 85c
Special No.8
Coats for Girls
Sizes 4 to n3. the greatest bar-
gain ever 6 cred. Tomor-
row' .......... So. 98 and S3. 98
Special No. 9
TallonmadeCoats
Ladies’ long Black half-fitted
tailor-made Coats. made of
all wool kersey cloth. for to-
morrow ................ S798
Special No. 10
_ Ladies’ T ailor-
. made Suits
We will continue «a eell the
greatest um” y u eyer law.
Come and l'ee our Sulta at
35 MIA others irom.$ta to $15
Will No. Ill
Ooepiece Codiumes
Silk Foull‘itdp. JprlQ FMil, fluAddMe and Woratedl.
worth IIII high ‘3 3:15.56. rioiie 1e33 than $15.1... Will
clout dot the entire lot for . . . ..
. . .S'I'opo arid $15 on
11.1 - 411'»: W1:
tedflpeaia
Spatial "No. 12 Q
' ‘ moth ladkcts
inch” iott'g.
Lined withuffetzn; sumo “till. 36 ‘
hall fit~
90".-
Worth Simon to $15.06
l
. band has no rights therein.
* estate hut in subject to the 11(qu
't PntgoMinhfll'iMXWl'm
HARTFORD, Nov lfl-dutlle L. P.
nature the Connecticut Promo
comply this not in throw
who Relative Right of H abs d Mill
lie in the totals in the“ Ads
.Whon Married Prior to All” fl. 1!
e walla-Alumsealollmm . 1. in
When in an application for uAnIin-
titration it appears nun the decodem
ll nontrivial by mom or wile, to
gh the or: be a: married prior to
pr 30, 1871, to is the danger
anal and l warn you to proceed with
. utmost caution. if the decedent was a
Woman to llequ children lied be u
bprn, .tlIo husband has the "(811883)
liar non! estate. As to our other 99-
' the thorn is no fixed rule, and you
' Inuut Investigate when and how it he
come. hora. it it come to her as her
solo and woman.- estate, or it it con-
3lIIIII oi chosen in action never reduced
to pouIIeIIaion by the hu3iu1ud. willow
she acquired prior to 1849, the hull-
lt it con-
sists of personal property or ”chutes
in action acquired by her by deucent
or distribution subsequent to 1849 or
Jlit it was her: at the time of her tour
Huge and Slit! was married auhsequent
to 1854 or if it accrued to her from
govnrnnlontnl grunts subnequent to ill-
llll or from gills out third persona sub-
sequent to 1857. it forms part of her
use 0!
. the husband Int statutory tru‘iteo. it it
represents the procendn of real estate
- inherited by the wild and sold before
m“ it belongs absolutely to the but»
band. if the decedent in II man the
only right that tin.- wite lakes in hill
estate is one-third of his personal
propm‘ly and the lilo-um- oi one-third
of his real oalnlo. providing her dowur
in not barred by ioiuturu agreement
the excoptnnco of tho provisiona oi. II
will or divorce.
“itching plies provoke profanity.
but profanity wont curu illeln. Dunn‘s
Ointment cut-nu itching, bleeding or
protruding plies utter yearn oi puller-
lug. At any drug Atom
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY MISSION.
Cannectlcut Branch Held a Meeting in
~ le London, Wednesday.
The lwnnlyonlnth annual meeting of
lilo (Tonnlwiicui Branch of llw Wom-
In'e Auxiliary lo the Bond of Min
alone was hold at 8!. .lllnon' Church.
New llondon. on Wednesday. Nov. Ill.
1909. The Holy Communion was 1‘01!"
proton at 9:30 a. "1., followed by the
business meeting and reading of ro-
ports and tho announcement of Work
for the coming your After the noon
day 9mm, moon limo-tor spoke
on the Ipirliud Ilde oi the work.
lameheon and II reception followed il
the new parish house.
Pnnctnnlly at 1 p. In. a minaionory
service opened in the church. Miss
Emory. tho xenoral loci-claw of the.
Woman] Auxiliary. woke moat hope
fully and ont'ournglnbly in regard to
the enlarged work of missions. The
itw. or. F. 13. H. Putt. 0! 8t. John‘a
University. Shanghai. explained the
needs (It China of Christian leaders.
Bishop l“. K. Broke. 0.1).. of Ohio-
work in him Jurisdiction. Delegates
from all parts or the diocese urrivedun
the early morning train: and eIIJOyed
the scenery oi. the historic town and
the largely attended and enthusiastic
mootlnx.
FILES cunto lili 0 T0 13 DAYS
I’AZO oIN'rMIcm' is ‘ulranhlfid Io
cnru any case oi ltclliu . Blind. Blood-
lnI: or ProtI-udi 3 Plan in
days or money to untied. 50c.
WAN 'rmeo 350 AND oosre.
Violated the Law by flailing Bum.
lord Liquor in Dari-m.
Goorxo lvnn u resident of ilurinn
who in umpioyod in Stamford. won
flnml Soil and Imus lnIIt night in
Burton. {or violation or the liquor laws.
The specific charge upon which he won
arraigned before Juntino Willmott v33
Milli“; without II license. rune wee
another count. mod upon the not
log a person licensed to all liquorl at
roiall from making uunh solo in a town
iiconm-d to null tin- lntoalrantu, but
"III was nolimii iron on rd
lord. (irund Juror ueonmu lulled
1M
law to the second. mode it 850 and
ciao. The costs mm. .
use ll 11 Fine
Begin the use of Sumo» today. and
you will soon notice a
healthy ileIIlI. To all
ruby, rloot helllll. visor and vitality.
alumnus-II and good ll
strength and health
and you trill “um sad mil: . low
the nu
Al'l'olf'lw'dul.
him. Illili '1’}. m
aw
W3Ido Merrill at this city read a up“
Ara mama 30,- I‘m. " lite mmnarluA '
noun. made an earnest appeal for the .
Stoll_
lmnwo with the intention Morovont- ‘
other than that in which he in no.
presented. .
by Attorney Mllurl Phillipa. 0! Sum» ~
.lquiru WillnIoIl to impale u atlfl line. I
, 'IM HII honor. M'vr nvznlnlnine
. and Indian
,3 H Baxter 011mm: Pay lor Salli
am in good. ~
no are thin. 2
. week and run down. this remarkable .
.mammm food bromine upluulp.
\
for I or crinf
big sheet I)
oil in :1 Che
wine In two 3ize3, 48 x 60, $1
SW 1857- .
Bed Qoverings that are
liéht and warm
csc cloth case for keeping it clean.
.00.
7; x 84. $2.00, $2.50 and: $55.75.
Cotton Baits, at Io, 12%, 18, 20. 25 and 30¢ each.
A Special in Quilt Size. 3 pounds. at 59c.
Coverings for Quilts.
There are some Lamhe’ Wool Betta which come ready
and making into quilts. 'A wot)! hair Is like a
soft thick wool. as light as down, and' Is enclos-
thn cov-
ered “llll sateen or challi' In some dainty pattern one has a
lowly warm comfortable which is not in the least burden-
Sateem in plain light and medium shades or in flow-
ered pattern3,15c a yard.
Cretonnee, \cn attractive flowered patterns,
Challis, light and medium patterns, \t‘l‘) dainty, 6c.
Figured Prints, bright colors 7c.
W ash Goods Section, low! floor.
Madame ' Dressmaker
12%c.
Here is Something. New
Bias Broadcloth, nine inclics uidc prepared especially
for dress ll
and mail) for use.
rings
35c a yard.
it is in all the popular shades, shrunken
At the Lining Section.
Handkerchiefs for Men and Women
Hand hematitchod and hand embroidered initials, fine
quality linen, and the very neatesi Work.
For Men, small block letters. hand embroidered, plain
11111 the perfection of good taste.
For Women. Stript initials and a spray of forget me-
nuts. lininl elillll'illilt‘l‘t‘il
50c eat it.
lllcsc are put up in dainty lmxcs of half dozens.
College Flags and Pennants for Saturday's game.
The D. M. Read (:9.
fluid 4),. Miler nuda
Stu one mingle» with the food that mun. Hemmer llitlle
‘ in onion. no that it in assimilated «by elephant uh oh will in or bi
the blood. anti builds up plmiu do it. “hum
entity. Mil. unit Little In is at. to
Those who one “male for I topic or Juli. New York. may, o .d
ten days will mu mum II .gIIIII to told-1y morninann my“,
flight and an lmproumeut Numeral tellers alumina;r
utlI Nor
: "M r. hookers
no other VIII one .tiIillsoa done than, by ”$1210! a
or. 63mm. all gran alum my” hilt:
nails and allusion
Children' s Vests and ”Ad'welm' at.
This Am 61 1113 year all need
Underwear
HoSIery
Large Variety.
Ribbons
Popul'et
m:
innit
' elm‘ple
Niall unediuthelgz
will. will
pie bolting:
lain to you
Karen
and terms
Iotodhy
w
fl
D. M. Rood Co.
.. ...... 25c to 75¢ "
Ladies” Vesta and Pants ........................ 25c to Smo ;
Men's Shirta and Drawers ...................... 5°C to Sun '
For Boys and Girls . . .. ..................... x5c; 2 for 25c
1 Fine. llliedium and fleavy '
Famous Cadet Hose ............................. 25c
Fine. Medium and Heavy
Ladies’ Hose .......................... 15¢; 2 pairs for 25¢:
Excellent Value
Ladies’ Hose ................................ 25¢ per pair
Our 25 cent Line 13 fieuwdly Phpulu'. Other Lines Equelly ~
£3; denim imp I. ”aw' Afifil’m W
You unmodified” mood; mm
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