Evening sentinel, Friday, November 4, 1910 · page 2

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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We Will have another big Saturday’s business.
) We Can drawtl'te ‘ people to our stere.

WhY? Because our advertisements and special

Offerings nan be relied upon.

The pe0ple have colne to the conclusion that

we never misrepresent

 

 

NOW READ THESE FEW SPECIALS
_FOR TOMORROW AND MONDAY

 

' Silk Petticoats

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

,. THE BIGGEST VALUE EVER OFFERED
“ FOR TIIE MONEY. HAVE: RECEIVED
I ANOTHER LOT OF THQSE FINE TAP-
FETA SILK SKIRTS, SOLD EVERY-
WHERE FOR $5.00 AND $6.00. 'OUR SALE

PRICE
5 3.50

ONLY ONE TO A CUSTOMER

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ TrimmCd Hats

. FINEJSAMPLE HATS. WILL PUT ON
SALE ANOTHER LOT OF ABOUT 25
: HATS. WORTH up To $10.00.. SPECIAL
,7‘ FOR TOMORROW AND MONDAY

5°C ..
y : FurHats

A VERY LARGE ASSORTMEN'M'O‘FHI

RIN‘E SRENCII Conny. sum HATS. '
IILAeII Ann EROWN nun IRIARAN.

anal)” NOT To FALL OUT; TRIMMED
ITII Ransom SILII. SREQIAL

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Children's COats

WE SELL MORE COATS ROE GIRLS
THAN ALL THE CLOAK STORES COM~
BINED. wnvr BECAUSE WE CARRY
THE LARGEST STOCK; NEVER SHORT
OF A SIZE; ALL COLORS, ALL PRICES.
WE HAVE MADE SOME SHARP REDUC-
TIONS FOR TWO DAYS’ SELLING.
PRICES FROM

$1.50 to $15.00

 

Clothing for Men

OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT IS SEC-
0ND~TO NONE IN THE CITY. SEE
OUR BIG ASSORTMENT OF MEN‘S AND
YOUNG MEN’S “PRESTO" OVERCOATS.

FOR .
$7.98 to $25
.Silk Costumes

STUNNING TAILOR-MADE DRESSES.

 

.FANCY YOKES AND LONG SLEEVES,"

SUITABLE FOR STREET AND EVEN-
ING WEAR; BLACK, BLUE. RESEDA.
TAN AND BROWN.

Special $15

ALTERATIONS FREE

Shoes for Boys

 

 

‘Odhhiti‘rhtmo SHOES FOR nova. WE

CARRY THE WALTON AND OTHER
GOOD REMABLE MAKES. FROM

$125 to $2.50

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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ham waste, the hl ppm, the mind

alert and active by Common sense living
and Well~regulaied organs. These com
ditiOiIs‘ are not possible In the crowded
WOrlIroom or the poorly ventilated
citizen“ . Over-heated houses, Irre ular
and hurried meals, all help to bringilines

of care to the otherwise young Nice.

The results of unlwholesorne living
or conditions are cars seen. lndiges-
lion, had color, Inuiidy co mlexron. j
Wrinkles, pimples, aches and ains, .
lines and a short lite result. Help for p ’

all these troubles‘will ., .
Come From

the ”ladder use of Beechar‘n's Pills. This secret
is known and employed by millions of people
in every civilized part of this world. and it is
safe to say that throu h the use oi Beecham s
Pills, there Is more he to the physical being
than through any other reinedy In existence.
They are safe and alweys reliable and results
show that it is advisable lor everyone to

keep the system right by the regular use ol

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litmus Anna Burns in substituting tor

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Mahaekamwii. lit}. Gardiner. A
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|.lnin H Brundaga, son of the late
J Ganggnda.‘ Minor .oPInou ll. iii-undue. or .\'m
New York, A C. Mancini-Ir, Syracuse; w,|llI who has been slightly ill with an
P. .i. Nutter, Nosihurg, N Y; Jame-I nttnclt oi‘ typhoid fever, in improving
.l. lloran. W t‘. SIlImedCr W. .lncques Irnuidly, but a slight attack of inu \-
.lNCw llflH'll; M. l. Chapman. Huli- IIliIoiInn netln.

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P0010) tun-tun Montgomery iiunt- and ’t homes .l West Jr., into partner-
Ingum u A tirirtih. p n Lawton ll lanip with him. The Itrni will Continue
(‘iarlt (lcorgv I-ICiIter I Dumortlor nndtmlder its old name. and Thomas J
. daughter. City. West. Jr. will retain his interests in
the firm 0! t‘avanarrh and West. in

Main III root.
~A healthy man is a king in his own
,right; an unhealthy man Is an unhappy
slave. Burdock Blood Bitters builds

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FILES CURED W 0 TO 14 DAVO.

mm OINTMBWI‘ is guaranteed to
cute uni «lie or itching. Blind, Bleed-
. lnx or Pratt-ruling Plies in It to 14 days
. or money refunded. MIC.

 

 

tun aound health—keeps you well

Clinton Commandery will hold a reg-
ular monthly meeting this evening.

William Thompson. in. ot Norwalis.
will proimhly spend the Sabbath with
friends In Bridgeport.

Mrs. Emma tinrnham of Center ave
nun, Norwalk. in visiting her son, F. c.
Burnlmm, at Boston.

- «lAIICIIt Dorhioa at O'Brien'l.

The regular meeting of Division, No
l. A. (I. ll. wan hold teat evening in
the aminty'a quarters in Wall street.
No unuanal huntnean was transacted.

WallCr Harvey Wood. 0t Norwaik
Rho in to pass the winter with his nun
iiy III has Angel California. ran
been spending a i w days in Norwaiit
‘ tie returned to New York yeatn‘riey.

*LM'RG cabbage, 5c & 8e. li‘.D.l..& Co.

A hundred point Rome 0! pool Was
pinvml Wednesday evening by Jame-I
Noonau. oi Nor walk who defeated‘ a. Ii.

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A3 USUAL AT THE END OF THE MONTH WI PIOK OUT THE SHORT ENDS AND BROKEN LINES
AND MAKE SPECIAL PRICES TO fLO’E THIN OUT. TO MAN! THIS BALE MORE ATTRACTIVE

; S'rAPnE ITEMS... . ._
AT MONTH-END PRICES

Bridgeport Advertisements

Read CO.

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“ Excé etlonally firm values, wide ‘5“thle strands
of full hrabout, and two i,ya is in lengtI. Three color
shades, black, natural and limp Notice the price,

$4. 50

Ostrich l‘t‘alllcl SIOICS, black and white” 4 yards long,
for $8 50 and $10.00 ' g. 1.4 At theiN wear“ Section.
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slime Very ltnpo ant Values In
Table Linen 1? 1:.

In this Sale of 'lable Cloths and Napkihs, o nod yes-
Icrdny, are some of our most po ula‘rdesi ué, 'lu'i Ip,_ Poppy,
Grape, Palm and Water Lily, at d In' adrlit on Several Cluths
of heavy Satin Damask which many women prefer

Lat 11 Cloths, three and three and one-half yards lady:

 

Tulip Stripe, former value SH 50 for $Io.oo
Fleur tie Lys $7.00 for $6.00
Square Cloths, 2% x 2/4 yards: '
Oak Leaf patterns was $6. 50 for $5. 00
Poppy was $8.50 for $7.00
Grape ~ was .50 for $7. 00
Palm ‘ ' . was .50 for $7.00

Motor and Steamer Rugs 5

Get Ready for the Football Games.

Handsome Plaid Rugs, strictly all wool made to meet
tlIC demands Of those who desire warm heavy Rugs, right
as to style and quality, yet inexpensive in price.

Broken Plaids. eitccts' III crimson, navy blue, and bottle
grccn barred with black. $5.00.

Ombre Plaids, v cry handsome Colorings navy blue, mar—
OOII dark gtecn, or battleship gray, blended with white,
$ 0.

7 5 Fine heavy Rugs, Oxford gray crimson emerald green
or navy blue Oterplaidetl with hitc, black, CtC., at $9.50.
*\t the .laIIkCt Section, lower floor.

Glassware, Important Sale. .
for the Week End. . .

\ glittering array at the front of the China Stine at-
trade Cxcry \isitnr NCICI Ilid inexpensive Glassware look
So innpting See these wines. good for every household:
l’nmh limvls, heavy with stands, $4.,oo $3. 50, $2 sod and $1.
l‘t‘l‘il Dishes, $1.25 and 98C.
Flower Vases, , IO: 25. 3O. 50, 98C and $I 50.
Colonial Jugs, to, 20. 25,35 and 50c.
Candlesticks. Colonial. Io, 15. 25, 50 and 75c.
Colonial Candelabra with prisms, $4.50, $5.00 and $10.00.
Colonial Salad and Fruit Bowls, 15, 25, 35 and 450.

Celery Trays, 35c.
Syrup Cups, ‘ 25C and 50c.
Vinegar and Oil Crncts, I0, 20 and 40c.
ICC 'l‘ubsh $1.50.

Fruit ,Saucers,
Sign and Crcanis,
Gas Plates . f'

(to, 75c and $1.20 a doz.
25, 35 and 60c.
10,15,20 and 30c.

Colonial 'l‘iImbierS, 6 for 20¢.
Colonial Goblets, So each.
Plain thin blown '1 IIIIIlIlCrS. ‘6 for 20C.
Fancy Blown Tumblers. 3 dCSigIIs, 6 for 25C.
Sherbet Glasses, l I (I for 30C.
‘ l’uIICh Cups, 6 for 40¢.

For Friday and Saturday.

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and out houmonthetown farm hasa . , aw . . . fl , 1 pip.
force of painters on the ion and it is . VIII?! AND PAN?! » mp ‘
alumni oompietett. . 11.0 to 260 m tilt , ‘
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