$1?th
I!"
‘ISun rises 6 :16; setn4z57.
High tide 1:32 u:t m.; 1:39 g. m.
‘ EVENING SENTINEL
James Golden. Editor and
Progrietor
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
SOCIETY NOTICED
4-
MAIONic DIRECTORY. ,
Old Watt Lad e, no. toe, r. and A. M.
Meet: in asonio Building, South
Main street. 1st and 3d Tuesday at
. ouch mouth—July and August ax-
oeptod—wat 8 o'clock. All Muster
Masons cordially invited. Reed
g. Flynn, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
ec.
Iutier Chapter. N0. 38. R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building. South
Main street, 2d and «n Tuesdays at
each monthw-July and August ex-
cepted—at 8 o'.clock All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
Guyer, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
00.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec-y’.
MERCHANTB’ AND MANUFACTUR-
ERS' ASSOCIATION
Nehemiah Candee, President
Nice-president. Charles J. Pidgeon
Frank W Hadley. Secretary
Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
—._v ‘-
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
goo-News Department
gag—Business Department
44-2—Branch Oifice, Norwaik
——-Editor’ s Residence
gags—City Editor‘ 5 Residence
The ltuiiuu tioops in ’l‘iii: )II niI.I
gIIitiug some good out of tho aoioplnnII
Il’OI scouting putposou. lln Mondm u
aqund of Turkish cavalry wow dist-oi-
(‘I't‘ll by Olli‘ of those ucriul scouts in
time to nIIIII't their attack and Chet it it
SuI'h troops as 'l‘urkcy Ililfi in 'l‘r-;I
poll III-II. puttiutg up u ruthor hood i‘lghti
mains-t the ltdliuns, 'l‘lIoIIII Turkish
ti: tops qu usulstcd somewhat by the:
Al.iIiS but thc Inuin push is made by
the Turks. ’l‘bo piocaution oi ltulx in
Bonding n suporior and \iIIlquuippIIIl
1:01'09 to Tripoli has bIIIIIu JHIIIIIINI by
the rigor oi‘ tlionc intIII‘IniiiI-nt Si'l'llll‘:
muses. The, Turks are still a good
fighting rut-II on land. ’l‘horo IIIII not
anode-uh oi" thIIIn in Tripoli to bring
about It p-Iimuucni l‘i‘H'iII. but lIIII)
qu mainlulninn tholr mllituu IIIpuIa
lion wry won with such small it’:
.._./ sonrcvs as they have. i
'i‘hII lI'uitIIIl SIIItII il‘t‘lih’lll‘l look in,
Siillifioififi Hl(lI‘I‘ lust Saturday limit
it hold out. Lust Suiurdn)~ night IhI-
gIIr-II'IIIIIIIIII l':IIIIIIl IltII i‘uturc with u
IIIIlunce oi“ $137,135,170,“ in tho gI-n-
crul fund and :I working bIIlIInI'II oi"
ITN,Itifi.7ilI.tiI in iIlI' Il‘i‘ll.fllll‘_\' mucosa.-
lu tho ilrat thrI-I- works oi" October;
the ircusury not hourly Silidtidltitt
from tho custom tIllIii‘ri iiIIuIl) Slit
DSIJIIHI l'I'qu IIH‘ old III~pIudaiIlII in
U‘l‘llili iuxos, III-urly $-l:l,ltoo iIonI tho;
not )1" ngvd corporaliouu tax. lililii
notirl)‘ $ii.ifiil,liilti from those always;
III-infill “lliilt‘i‘ sourccs.” 'i‘ho trcnsut‘i'hé
lilabnruoinvnln in tho ItIll'l‘l‘ “’l‘l‘kH in;
clinic SS.24H.III3.III for tho horn! on!
IllIIIISIIlllII‘lll, $5.773.Iil?l.21l tor lIlt“
anny, must lit'ft‘iii‘ni‘, i‘il‘., und $ll,~
ll}_5.ilii'.-’li for pensions i
RlGHT TO THE POINT
’IlIII Public l'tllitlon coniinisalon
could no doubt not at tho bottom (Ht
tIIII V‘HIII) quI-k but ur lllf‘llIIllii hunt
boon mudo that tho (tllllmlrlilltlll Ilili-i
(Ivor boon ulli‘luoii that n er-ck look
piano. -w.\lidrllIItowo Penny l’I'I-IIII.
.lohn Huyn llniumond nuyu Ililii ioo‘
Illlli'II ptililit'H is injuring bqunI-Ioi, ll
lliliHI bc ll tIIrriiic jump for John
lluru to IlIINI-IIud i‘I'oIn nudging kingu
to talking IncrtI luIIIluIIIIu.-~lloInIiou
Pout. '
. on.
'1 ho Inulu IIIIIuiI of tho li‘(‘l‘lll uIItrIIu, ‘
I“lllli.ulR, I'I'l|l(iiltl and ullround mon-
kI-ylua not Izolnu by tho iiIIIInIIiI,~I‘II.
mama to hurtI boon to nouro thII non-
erui public out of IhII IIloIIiI tnarlIIIt.»~~.
Ilouton (Hobo.
g...”
'i'hII lluuiori‘n trial hus progrouuod
unothor Map. A wltnIIsa got into
such n violent. nicnrnllon for the de-
tIInuo that. the Inuln triul huII boon
[unztpouod until the lawyer am he
tried for contempt of, IIourtrwilouion
Globe.
I “.9...
it It doiluta to doughnuts Ihut uny
.his hreuki’nst.
. upu-rt mont. i
'ilowoia limo hI-IIII IIIIIIIlmd thut it
had rccciwd instructions
‘ l‘Or lhc WUilltlii won IiIInIi when l'oiont‘i ‘
jnnonl in lhII RIIZZIP-Mllllb case who
may III-roultver lime nu attuIIk of tho
blues con qulIIkiy tithe tlIIIIn away by
”calling some of tho ellly muIIh that
ho illitonod to during tho trial.-—-Port-
loud. (M9,) 'l’roau.
”4...
A ill Louis ministcr says that
"linden in It stale.” After looking
over thI map tho average man (will
ark tho YDVN‘eiHI gentleman to he
{now speuilio. 'l‘bcno lire acrorni
million that look il.--liriducport Tele-
witl‘nm'r
~O—-
The second postponement of the
hompidutiiiip uric: proves one lumi-
on non lam m
iheIIII amnion in 'i‘exus. where wo have
handball weather nil the your round.
mllouiston l'ost.
Ll». ,
“'i‘ho Imovnillnk low charge/a tor the ,
nocosaariou of life add a touch of
gratification to the noble new! that '
the Jim vintm of ohauioazne is 01' ‘ '
celient. -Now Haven Juarnnl Courier.
L...”
Man in London has committed Init-
IIiIlo bnonune his wile refused to cook
He’s not ,the ' right
ldoa.-——llridgoport Pout. I
-+'e
Daffydillshly speaking, oh. the
Wtckorshum 0t iii-«New York Tele-
Ipmph.
lili @1th
" llil-iilil, nun
Her Last Hours Disturbed 3!
Guns of Fleet At Target Practice
NEWPORT. R. l, Oct. 25—month
lust night claimed idu Lewis, keeper oi
Lime Rock light for more than hull
n century. horoine of numerous thrill-
ing rescues and frequently alluded
to as the “ irate limiting of America."
Mrs. Wilson, for hen full name was
Mrs. lda howls Wilson, was» stricken
with apoplexy while at her post of
duty on Eriday night, and was lound
unconscious by her brother. who lived
with her, Saturday morning. From
that moment to the moment oi her
IlIIutli she never regained consciousv
nous.
For sumo years it had boon the cus-
tom of Mrs. Wilson to rise liei'ore‘
her brother and awaken him. Salimq
tlll)’ morning she lulled to cull him .
and when he ilWilIiO he found her
sirclchod out ml the floor of her'
in ()i'll(‘l' to got u physician It wast
IIOIIIIIsIIII lor lmwin to row. to tho‘
Inuiuluud for Limo Rock light lmsi
no telephonic connection. thn thc‘
plusiciun ill‘l‘IVl‘iI lIII found the pn-
tiIIIIt in ouch a wouhviwd condition
th It hII Ill‘Iil out no hopo for nor;
rI-I'mci‘i. '
liming the WWII damn that tho in
moon ”to savor |II_\' at tho point oi
IIIIIIIII lottors and tIIlI-Izrums of lii'mI
pulhy huvo poured in nnd so many
was noI possible to transport nil to
tho lighthouuc
CoiomIl William H. (‘ollin. Iotn
uiuIiIlunI of thI NnIrnuIquI-ti IN‘H‘HHI‘
nitiliil‘I, IquouIIcIIII last night thnt ht“
from the
our IlIIpnrtInonI to suspend lnrgvt
pruciicv at lI‘ortN Adaum amt WothIIrIf
ill (IllI‘IIiR thII illness of Idu lmwis. ’l‘lIII
tnatrurtious rquI- too Iillt‘, howvwrn
i‘otllu unuounrmi thIir Ii'l‘l‘t'IIII. 1)an
in: tho lint-ll tow days IIlt‘ continued
booming o! tlIII guns disturbed the pa—
iii‘lll I-onIIiIlIIrulIly uuti Jarrod tliIII
IIMIIIIHHIKO. with the rush“ thui Mott
lIll\ night the InutIIIr was taken up
“IIII tho \\':I.IIlIlngtou oiill'iitis. i
lIln howl»: was the only wonmu tot
ho otllciulli appointed to tho l'Ilidi‘Kl‘I
of :III .‘\Illt‘i’II'i|n ligliiliouso. As tin:
ki‘t'lll‘r oi Limo Rock light. in NIIwI'
port harbor, for more lhflil IlnIl' :
IIIIIItuI‘y. siIII hull surctl IIiuiIiIIIIIi lleIII,‘
HtlillI- oi IlII-Iu ul grout pIII‘sonni rink]1
“(Ir Ilooda of during currlod IIIII' lumo
throughout the world and IIIIII roccli‘IIIi.
mun} honors. including modulo n “to
pIIuIIlon nnil IIH‘ IlIuIIkII of (‘ouIlL'IIIIII
SPRAINED ANKLE HASTENED I
WEDDING.
Mil. Nellie German and Dennis Hen-
chey Married Last Evening.
lnntrnd or IlIIiuylug thII woddlnu. trim“
IIprIIininu of tho IInlIlII or lionulu‘;
llIIuI-hoy of Now Huron. tliII groom,
IIIIHIININI tho cI-rotnonIy in which lI-II
und .“Ir'IH NIIllII' (turmoil. of .’\ior\vuik,l
\\II III Iliiiili' mun qui wile Tho roru- i
lllliil\' wan to how IM‘Il'll pIIIi‘ormcti utI
BI. Mnri u Ihuroh til 9 o'clocttl thin
IuoInink. but bIIcquIII or the uucidcut',
lo the groom it nun hI-ld hull mou- i
tug on hit-I arrival in town. i
it Hf‘i‘liiti that Mr. ilomhry hudi
t’lilll‘It‘lI for u irolloy car to (201110 to.
Norwnli: and that he slipped, tell and;
muttainod n bud npmin. Pin was cared
for and brought to Norwnik in an un-
tomohlio Iiiilr’i. evening. Tho ceremony
wan pI-riormod and him oouplII are re-
uI-ivimz at tho hrido‘II home in Boring
lllll nvonuo toduy.
l
six FREIGHT OAR: DERMLID.
Billdlll‘ilN. Oct. 25.-~—F‘miu‘iit train.
No. 428. coming down the Berkshire
division of tho New Haven road. met
with n nth-imp two miles north or
there this (comma, and while like
blockadc of the single track was in
form trains nod to be diverted by the
way of Bridgeport. A oar jumped the
iron, and five other our: were do-
miled. No one was hurt and the dam-
Iigo was reported in railroad quarters
to he nominal. The wrecking crew
hnIi tithe linoI clear in the party alien
noon.
wwwm
Flaw-Well. how do you like having
It plum in tho country? Hun't the
amino lion. you good?
it“ the rent el- »
w
Spool Cotton per
spool 30
' 1,000 doz. o. N. 'r.
MIBE YOU BIO SAVINGS.
WOMEN'S AND MISSES'
GAR M E NTS
Suits & Coats
POLO COATS
it you hood n Winter Font, by
all means buy now and lake ud-
p'uutuuc of our liurvost (‘ut
Prim-II.
l-‘iuo, sIle-IIIIId now models. made
from tho
pinln mulvriulu. llronsy and
smart For
this .‘IIIIII ....... 10.98
STUNNING TAlLOR-MADE
SUITS
A I'IIuInrkuhiII oii‘ming of lino.
'l‘nilorod Sul'n, including l‘nn»
union and lilIMilN‘H; Milni‘ trini-
nit-Ii. otlII-rII plainly tailored. all
now modols. in «wry IiIIsirnhle
uiIIIIlII. Actual] $2.3M) \‘Iliiie.
Inuit"ll ...... $12.98
Snic Prico
EXTRAORDINARY
Fur Values
Values-I Hll‘li on iIII‘i-lo right lit
”to boninniun of‘ IIIl‘ Fur sun
non :ii'l‘ nor-Ii lurk IIuIi north
tulking llIlOllI. '
.. $69 RUSSIAN PONY COATS
Just the l~‘nr t‘outn ion Minion
are looking for lntiu). 'l‘hoso
(‘oatx tll‘v lull (It iuchos iouu.
nIaIlII of wholII skins of honuli‘
tut lustre and lined with bro-
cuIio or Skinncr'n satin. “II
have umcr oiiI-Ié‘tl IIIII'ii no at-
trnctivc Fur l‘oui itnranin
”liI'Vl'lIll
i-lulo lIiIe ...... ”$49. 00
'n :IIhl'IIiou lu uhovc. WII show
ill corrcupontiinub low priImI.
attractive hum of For (‘oatsn all
kindu; IIlIIo blah grade Mums and
Sports. I. .
W omen’s Hand
Bags
$1.23 and 81.50 iiund links, in
wind, lonthor and IIliiI; huli’
......... 87C
“survivor....$1;4_Z
Notions and Sm“
- Wares
LACE DUTCH COLL/ma. II va-
riety of ntylou; vnluou to tide.
NOW . . . . . .12l/.o
4% inch Check TAPIETA HAIR
RIBBON. an Iissorimont oi coi-
orluge. Yard ............14o
lilo double covered DRIIO
OHIILOO. pdli‘ ...........!o
Illinurd Spool DARNINO DOT-
TON, all colors; worth at:
spool. Now. . .0 spool. for In
AOIIITOI FLATIRON HOLD.
ER! ...............2 for Be
Spool OASTINO COTTON. Worth
ho spool .....s spools for lie
...~ ........
nobbiost niixturru nnd '
One of the Biggest Merchandise Events of the
entire year starts here. Tomorrow, and
will continue for one week ,
. .
EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT
OF
Waists
1912 stylem came from Jackson.
Mich. the home of the “Smud-
Iird." tliII boat in Aniorirn.
JIIIII think or buying next wu-
uon‘s stiles at It iitilo ovI‘Ir
onc-huil prim! This is oxurb
ly tho story:
$150 “mars
L159 \\ .Hh‘Ih
.. ............. $1 97
D
And so on.
EXTRA SPECIAL
.‘Ioo “Rig“. not new. but all
Nylon. «Inlowhui notiod:
“.00
I
Horns ............ 39c
at no "
\‘Al.l‘l-Z.~l ............ 69c
2.00
\‘AlJ'lITS ....... 99C
Blanket Dept.
Minin floor, right)
25: CRIB BLANKETB
(‘rih ulru. will and litifl)‘, nil
WIIIII', with pink and hiuo hor-
dcrn. Harvest. l
Silit' IIrII-II. l~2.\l‘li.12/2c
75c COTTON BLANKETs
Lurgo (‘ottou lliunkris in while
and urn). lI‘tup l'or SIlI‘clI!
Ilnrwal Sale 590
I’ric‘t‘, I‘IM‘II
$2.50 "BEACON" BLANKETS
"llcuruu Spacini.”
most IiorvlrI-nblo
Illuukol. noted for its wunh-
lug Illlil wourinu qualities.
t‘oim while. gray and mu.
Harvest
i-iuio i’ricc ...... 1 .65
33.50 FULL SIIE BLANKET!
Made of wool nap. in oil colors;
hound with one-inrh Iiilit tape
liunout
.m m... ....... $2 49
Specials
10c “FRUIT Di“ THE LOOM"—
2mm yurdu llonnluo Fruit of
tho Loom (‘otton (limit to
yds to a customer) yd. .1/10
lie FIOURED CHALLIEO.
yard . . .AI/ao
no limit. APRON OlNOHAM,
yard “at:
lie WAOH CLOTHO. OAl‘Ii....10
Bo COLORED OUTING FLAN-
NEL. yard .....I.........G!/ao
Go CREAM DOMET FLANNEL.
(lur in mono
I‘ulxllll, a
yard ....................3%c'
12l/ao WHITE OUTING FLAN-
NEL, ynrd ..............8'/30
.214. COTTON ‘IATTING,
r0“ leellICICIOIICOGIOOIIeI“
Millinery
An inlinite variety of colors and
styles: tuition to 812.00. Hur-
rost Sale i'rirou
$2.50.- 3.98. - 5.98
UNTRIMMED HATS
A aploudid assortment of smart.
alyiinii phones. \‘atuon to Si.
98c, - $1.50.- 2.50
HARV EST SALE OF
Colored Petticoats
BOTH SILK AND COTTON
"HEATHERILOOM" PETTI-
COATS
Genuine "liontherhlomn" PIItIt
nouns, block only; well made:
ulualiy sell at
$2.00. Now ......... 96c
SATEEN PETTICOATS
lilnuk Me‘l‘i‘i‘l‘llClI Sateen Poiti-
IIoutII: regular prions 690 und
Tito. Harvest
Sale Prices 39c .- 59C
HARVEST SALE OF
Muslin Underwear
and Corsets
We Mention Only a Few Spe-
elat-
GOWNS
Nztinnotik and Muslin,
or V-lltii'II“ trimmed with cui-
hroldqry luIIIIrIIon; 73c vnltic.
Hurvc-st
Sale Price .......... 490
'PETTICOATB
Au oxwpiionnl lot or "Jul ral~
uIIII. .\iaIlI- ot‘ good quality
Muallu. with tnckod or em-
hrIIlIlIII-od ilounrp.
Hurvuai Sale Price. . . .74c
DRAWERB
0! goat] quality Muslin. made
with tuolIIIIl ruffle». (‘onuld
prod oxcellont value at 250.
Harvest
Sale Price ........... c
CORSET!
All the bout atrium of Vii well
known popuiur muko; pouilivo
".00 value. llnr-
vent. Sula Price ...... 690
HARVEST SALE OF
Fiannelettes
WOMEN’S NIGHT GOWNO
A good quality of flannel, pink
and blue stripes: good vdluo
at 69c. linrvent
8qu Price ...... . . . 496
SHORT KIMONOS
48 down. made of first quality
h‘loocod h‘ltianolotto. in anal
douiimtii countdored excellent
75c value. Harvest
Stile Price ........490
high. low
10.000 yds. Light
and Dark Calicos
per yard 3%c
COME AND SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL STORE DECORATIONS. BUT BEST OF ALL, COME AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS GREAT HARVEST OF MONEY SAVERG.
N. B.~——THIS IS ONLY A PARTIAL LIST. SEE CIRCULAR. SAME CAN BE SECURED AT ANY DEPARTMENT OF OUR STORE.
3
Bedding Dept.
Illenr Main Floor)
Great Leaders
85c BLEACHED SHEETS
lI‘ull slaw. Slxill). mudc of heavy
round thread ('Oilun.
Harvest Stile l’rice....6gc
50c BLEACHEO SHEETS
Largo NILP Shoots. linen finish.
llnrwst
$qu I’l'It‘c ........... 39c
18c PILLOW CASES
lI‘iue honu' qualit).
special line-n liulsb.
\‘ulc I’ricu
IIIACH ......... lZVzc
$1.00 COMFORTABLES
Full size“ filled with white rot—
ton, covered with good quality
silkolluo. Harvest
Sula I'I‘IVC ........... 690
$1.25 COMFORTABLES
Largo lull size (‘omlortuhlon re-
\'(‘i'SIIlI(‘. illlI‘Id with pure white
cotton. cowrod with line qual-
Ii) silkoline. liar-
wst Suit» l’t‘ire .. . . .. 980
$2.00 COMFORTABLES
Large lull 3m t'omlortubleo, lili-
(III with pure white lied (‘ross
cotton. (‘(I\(‘l'(‘tl with silkoline
in Ilnlnt)‘ coloriuas
Harvest SnlII i’rlI:I$l.49
House Furnishings
PAROWAX. usually 13c cuke.
Now ...................... 7c
TEA KETTLESI .300 Solid (‘on
per nirkoi pintotl 'i‘ou Keillor»
with llui bottom; sizes 7. ti
and 9; urnnily “.00. ".235 and
31.50. Your cholrc. while
they lust ................. 770
0
CLASS TABLE TUMBLERO—
:itltl don. plnin or fancy. heavy
titans Tnhlo Tumblers: usual
vulno 35c dozen. Nettie dos.
size 43x36,
Harvest
Linea Dept.
(Main iloor-righil
$1.25 SCOTCH TABLE DAM-
ASK, 72 Ilii'IlPfi wide. manic
ol pure Scotch Llncn. roul
double lluiuuuk, with ankiun
to match. Harvest Sale Price.
per yni'd ............ 980
49c TABLE DAMAOKm-Il‘looti
quality. reuniar width. with
line memorized linlaii, ilnr-
vest Halo Price. yurd.....39¢
250 TABLE DAMABK. lionvy
"llnlon" quality. Ito inches
wide. Harvest 5qu Prior».
per yard ..... . ........ ..190
$2.50 HEMMED NAPKINI, pure
Scotch Linen. 22x22. lino ilrm
quality; alreedy' hemmed.
Harvest, Solo Price. Iioz. 11.49
12l/Ic “UNION" NAPKINawloo
(lotion hoavy Napkina. already
hoih'mod. Harvest. Sale Price.
own... ......... ........7l/,e
THE GREATEST SALE OF ITS KIND EVER SEEN IN CONNECTICUT. THOUSANDS OF DOLLARB' WORTH OF FALL AND WINTER GOODD—THE CHOICEST PICKINGS
OF A DOUNTEOU8 HARVEST ARE GATHERED HERE AND PRICED AT LEAST A THIRD BELOW THEIR WORTH. COME AND SEE THIS WONDERFUL DISPLAY.
OUR WHOLE STORE ID ALIVE A8 NEVER BEFORE AND WELCOMES YOU TO THIS GREAT EXHIBIT OF PR08PERITY'8 HARVEST FEAST.
WE PROMISE YOU UNTOLD BARGAINS-WHOLE CAR LOADS OF BLANKETS. WHOLE CAR LOADS OF READY-TO- WEAR THINGS—WINTER UNDERWEAR WINTER HOS-
IERY. KITCHEN UTILITIES THEY ALL CRAVE YOUR MOST EARNEST ATTENTION.
WE PRO-
THE HARVEST IN
Wool Dress
Goods
$1.00 ALL WOOL AMERICAN
SERGES, best in the land; (Ix-
cellont $1 value.
Now, YARD: ........ 67C
50c DRESS
Goons. nun ...... 290
50c and 75: mass ‘Gooos,
12‘/2c - l9c
Toilet Goods
Mennon's TALCUM POWDER.
regularly :I'Ic .............. 9e
PEROXIDE OF HYDROGEN.
lull 6 oz. bottle; regularly 210.
Now ..................... 14c
ltlc cnko 0i PURE CASTILE
SOAP ..................... 7c
Women’s Gloves
l-I-lssp MANNISH KID GLOVES
embroidered buck: colors.
tuna. browns and P‘nglisli
rode: the best $1.2?
(lime on the market.
96c
2-I‘lhxp BLACK CASHMERE
GLOVES. silk lined: Tulc quul-
il,\‘. Now,
PlIIll min ........... 39c
Underwear &
Hosiery
MEN'S 3'25 UNDERWEAR,
SIIIlIS and DraIwors; the best
8L: .3 {Ifliideiwvlli made. Now.
a garment ............... 88c
WOMEN'S 39c UNDERWEAR.
flooded lined Shirts and Drow-
crs. regular and oxtrn sizes;
rcguiur :lilc garments. Now .290
MEN'S HALF HOSE. our lead-
or at 12%“: pulr; colors black
and mu. Now, puir......10c
WOMEN’S HOSIERY-I-Colton
and Lisle Hose; tun.~l)inck and
colorn; excellent 25o quullty.
{\ow, pulr ..... ........ 190
CHILDREN'S SLEEPING OAR-
MENTS. nil nlzen; regularly
50¢. Now ........ . ...... 39o
Sweaters
Lot of Womon'n All Wool Coat
.Swvatvra. fancy and plain
weaved. popular length, in all "
colors; regularly In. :30. ilur~
vest Sula
Price . ......... .$2. 98
Norwalk Chronicler