Quality Value!
Style Value.
Both Here
You want QUALITY just the same when you buy on
credit as when you pay cash and it is the QUALITY in ev-
ery garment which we offer that has resulted in placing
thousands of customers on our books and kept them steady
patrons year after year.
Our garments are made specially for us and we insist
that in materials. finish, workmanship and style they shall be
equal to any of like price to be found anywhere. We invite
the closest inspection of all our men’s. women’s and child
ren‘s clothing and feel sure that your verdict will be in our
favor. -
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Come to
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prised to learn how easy the terms of payment are. We have
built up a big business by helping men and women to obtain
an entire outfit of Outer Weiring Apparel on our
EASY PAYMENT SYSTEM
we buy in large quantities: we give you the benefit of
low prices and we want to all you in supplying your needs.
even it you haven’t the rcaly money to pay for them.
Women’s 'Sep- Men’s Overcoats
arate Coats $10 '0 $30
$10 to 525 Men’s Suits
Women’s Suits 87.50 to $28 00
“2‘00” 540”" Bo s’SchoolSuits
Women’s Skirts y$1.00 to $8.00
$1.98 to $18.00 .
, . . Youths’Clothin
Silk Waists $7.50 to nugoo
$1.00 to $10.00 ’
Millinery Men s Hats
nuwum
02.50 to $20.00
Women’s and Men’s and Boys’
Shoes
Children’s Shoes
$1.25 to $4.00
‘lield for the remainder of the season.
$1.50 to $4.00
46 Stores Open Mon. and Sat. Ev'gs
' 10 South Main St,, S. Norwalk
The Weekly builinesu llli't‘lllil: oi' i.lil- 400 ARABS ARRESTED.
(loin Council. No, i. (lrder oi‘ l’iilicil l'Allli-i. Nov. 1o.w fiflleinl advices
Mechanics. will be held this t‘Vt‘lllllK‘fl‘illil the Tunis today stale that the
in its hall in Washington :lil'l't‘l. city is perfectly cnlni. liiiirlng hull.
, :iilght iliil Arabs were arrested charg-
'ed with having caused the recent dill-
LOVE R , 'oi‘ilers.
S l lilioillcini reports last night iiinioii
iiliai the city had been declared in a
Iotiiie of siege because of the tliii-caieu»
lull altitude of the natives.
"The Place"
STERLING BARN BURNED
‘ .‘l'l‘I'leldNil. .\ov. iii. A large burn
'Ebclouulnu. to William barber on the
slate line was burned to the ground
loiirly today. The loss. partly covered
[by insurance In estimated at $2.590.
:‘l‘he cause of the fire is not known.
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$2 to $25
That Were formerly marked at
much higher figures. Just at the
season when you need them
most. Call and look them over.
Horace R... Nash
N. Main it Well So.
aflorwsili
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Two sroass‘
more thiili fifty thousand dollars. and;
contains no quinine, which we have
conclusively demonstrated is not ef-l
iccilvc in the treatment of coida orj
prime. 1
autocln‘plsan‘unlm
. " 'F‘mnkSmith.............'........100 . .
. Georgie Sheldon . 100 HEALTH
.JUSI “FEW “alias Percy Barnum 100
Lester KWairren SF dcalp and Hair Troubles Generally
Joseph A???“ “‘"”""'""‘ 3; Caused by Cardin-nets.
Proves Qulnine is Never. Eifoc- ififififlmm 95 Dandruii in a collusion- disease
' ' . r caused byanllcrobe which also pro-
llVB in “IQ Cure Ill 3 SIVUI'B ‘ John A' “”14“ "” ' ' '39 ’ ' ' ' 95 duces ileum. Never use a scrub or
. ' ”Ml“- "‘ Stephen Smith ' ‘ ‘ ‘ 'V' ' ' 95. brush belonging to some one else. No
. “Dill or m3 GNP” Ralph Verna " 9° matter how cleanly the owner may be,
' " p: y , gift: mfitéfiéii""‘~'-‘~:.~"-- 3‘; these articles. may be infected with
Noiihng elsc'that you can tell» “El " ~ ' ' ' ' ' ' microbes, which will infect your scalp.
break your-cold or end .grippe "s Thomas J' we“ Jr' 85 it is far easier to catch hair microbes
promptly as a dose of. Pape’s‘ Gold lllrving Tolles ' 80 than it. is to get rid of them, and a
.Compoimd every two hours until three Gem's" 3' pavanagh 80 single stroke of an infected comb or
consecutive doses are taken. Anson F' heel” """ ' ' ' ' " :5 brush may well lead to baldness. 'Nev-
The most miserable headache, duli- Robert Stevenson """ :5 or try on anybody else‘s hat. Many a
liens, head and nose stuffed up, fever- qhom” T' L031" {5 hut-band is a resting place for Illi-
isiiness, sneezing. running of the nose, Joseph‘lmckhart """" (:0 crobes.
sore throat. mucous calarrhal dis- harlo [almonds """ ' """" (f0 if you happen to be troubled with
charges. soreness. stiffness, rheuma- James Gregory """"" ' """"" {:0 dandruff. itching scalp, falling hair or
, tlsni pains and other distress begin . FWD“ Barrett """ ' """ ' """" (:0 baldneses. we have a remedy which we
to leave after the Very first dose. \Viillonidynn """"""" (:2 believe will completely relieve these
l’ilpe's Cold Compound is the result 1 William WNW” """"""""" "" troubles. We are so sure of this that
of three years' research at a cost all”). 8' “MM?" """"""" 50 we offer It to you with the understand-
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ling that ii. will cost you nothing for
Clinton to Play Center for Sixthl the trial if it does not produce the re-
; suits we claim. 'llils remedy is called
Company [Rexall "93" Hair Tonic. We honestly
(.‘oiiit'ideiu with the arranging (iii believe. It to be the most scientific rein-i
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Take this harmless Compound as ”’0 great games for ”"3 “l“ikmhl‘nwdy for scalp and hairtrouliles, and we
directed, with the knowledge that 0
cent package of l’ape's (‘old Cont?"
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1 here on February 22 last with the Von-|
kers team and did the bulk of the scor-
peninlr on ’l‘hiinksitlviug night. comes know of nothing else that equals it
.tliore is no other medicine made any-WW announcement that James ('“llmilf for effectiveness, because of the re
‘where else in the world, which will,0f “16 Yonkers ””15"“ MW“ Leai‘fi'imisults it has produced in thousands of
.(3lll‘e your cold or end Grippe misery" team. will fill the. center position on mg”
as promptly and without any other as- ”1‘“ 10““ 5m“ i'
fsislaneo or bad aller’effecis {13 a 33.3. no; the coming season.
”“U'I'ml' quintet dill"; chali “03" Hair Tonic is devised,
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lie of the cleverem men in the ganleloi- when its loss has been brought.
’pound. which any driigglst in thef'mlal' and '5 lightning lfisl Ill KOlIlKlaboui by disease, and make the hairi‘
own the court with the ball. lie “'Mlnaturally silky, 50“ and glossy. ”l
does this because it stimulates the hall"
follicles, destroys the germ matter and
. vni'd this
‘ varsity Cl‘t'h‘,
world can supply.
‘ling for his learn. putting up a frame
: that made his the cyilosure of all eyes.
lite ought to round out the local lineup
illll't‘l)‘. The lili‘»? .\11 New Yorke. \Vllll
llittlo Fitzgerald. will play the home
Hm" Will Play Guard on Saturdayumnm on 'l‘hanksftlvllig. Tile lligli
(‘.\Nllillill(il5. Mass” Nov, 10-»
School team will have its opponents
Tim”: is much uncertainty “‘9" the the Alumni team of the School. coni-
pl'ohnbic make up of the eleven that
. posed of lrelilnd, .‘dal'l‘in. Ferris. lloriill
will tackle the .‘arlisle llldinns. 'olid Stevens.
(‘aptaln Fisher will undoubtedly be,
kept at right tackle. and it seems
reasnpble to believe that the coin-3
binaiiou of Kenya at right guard,
with Fisher at right tackle will he
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.\‘lCW llAVl-iN. .\‘ov. lit—«The annual
fall regatta .‘ll Vale will be held this
afternoon on the Yale harbor. lhe start-
ing point Iwiin: at ilie mile buoy and
the News racing in to the illiisll at
the new bonthouso. Three events are
scheduled. the second (“mus of the
llunhain and .\dce lloai i‘lubs being
the first to sizirl.-folloived by a trlalr.
gulill' race between the first crews of
the iluuhain and .\dee iloat (‘lube and?
the academic tieshiiien crew. and by
a race bctwwii the first and smoud
'varslly crew's.
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All innovation introduced at ilnr‘
season is the holding of
night signal drills in the college. gym-
nasium for the varsity sound. This
is the first year that any night Work:
has been done at Cambridge and goes
to show the coaches are pushing the
men along.
Shevlln and senior-d are Handling 5",.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. illm-A crowd
'01 graduate coaches are at Yale to-:
day, to hold the” team prepare for
the Broun game. 'l‘oiu Sheviiu and
Foalel‘ Sanford are ill charge. There
will he signal drill, a lot of indivi-
dual coaching and then a ten minute
“a.-.“
Naval Militia Loses.
The basketball ii-um oi‘ ilowiiyton
started ll1(‘li‘ Season by defeailni: the
last Naval .\llllllfl lt‘iilll. at the Non
unlit armory. last by the
more oi lIl-lil.
(‘H‘llilliL
scrimmage against. the second string 1”“‘51
nluii. .ROWHY‘OH» Naval Militia.
Anderson. Sculli and Merrill are H “roadway ................ Kelly
hack iii the game and appear to have lllulil fin-until _
recovered from their injuries. .\lin-li T (lakes ............... .\. Lane '
attention is being given to the kickg 1-0“ ll‘l‘WaH‘ii.
illi: part of the game. and the make» li- Tlil'k’f -.......--..-.... .\lerrlinan
i‘elilei'.
S. \Vicks ................. lzi'o'ln-vion
Left guard.
1-2. i’l‘iui-e .....................
Right guard.
lletei'ces . Keyser. A 1‘.l)iiii‘.
up of the varsity team is shifted
from time to little.
.\ow that l'apiaiii itonicyn of the
has made his appear
anu- ltt‘ ii candidate for guard. llll't‘c
and (‘lillds will be put on their met-i
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. ‘ ~ nepmevs FOR MRS. LOMAX.
SierANl-JR. 'i'enn. Nov. iii Presl-
‘ileni Tull today granted a ninety day
Ill ilc y
Boxing.
.\iatiei‘s are t‘lllillllg lo a head re-
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iKltl‘illIll-l the proposed meeting of. repriese l” .\irs. ”"1”“ *9 “mm“: “
"lint” Nelson and Al Kclcliell. til“‘°lY"”‘l woman ”7 Washington, 80'"
’ iti'ldflcliorl. Tile South .\‘oi‘u'ulk A. (3.!1“'l‘-‘(’il l0 Slider the death iicllfllll' f0"
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have utillt'll liiio coiniuuiiiclilion with "”"d‘" ”f h“ h““"“""' if the W"
fence had been carried out. she
lllli' liiille and he is willing to box the
i Bridgeport boy. Tilt’lilllllloli‘l'n wercl would have been the first Wtifllllil to
'ln “WWW... .FMUMM“, m m... Terry suffer capital punishment in the ills-
l.i.~e. the well known niaiiilcei‘ of Al.
land he told illenl~ lilo it'l‘iliil upon
_\vlilill he would allow his protege lo
. meet the "Terrible Dane.“ 'l‘hc l‘l‘l‘llllll‘
li‘iilil's assassiilation,
' nieiii until they have plil our claims to‘
‘ that they pay us nothing for the remo
.llit)\'llll{ eastward.
"he lineup “as us fill“
ilrici of t‘oluiubia since the execution ..'.‘.f
101' Mill. Silrrall for complicity in l.lll~‘
brings about a free, healthy circula-
tion of blood, which nourishes the hair:
roots. causing them to tighten and
grow new hair. We want everybody
who has any trouble with hair or scalp
to know that, we lliink that Retail
“93" Hair Tonic is the best hair ionic.
and restorative. in existence. and no
one should scoff at or doubt this slaic‘l
a fair test. with the understanding
fly if it does not give full and complete
satisfaction in cva particular. 'l‘wo
sizes. fill cents and $1.1m. itemeniliern
you can obtain Rexall Remedies in
Soil... .\"ryrwaik, only at our siore~The
Rexail Store, The (‘lifford Pharmacy.
Qiiittner & Pauly. Props.
COLD iN NORTHWEST.
\\'AS|ll.\'ti'l'().\', Nov. 10.“.‘\ cold
wave which today sent the mercury
2‘: decries below zero in Southern)
Alberta and lo low readings in North:
linkoiii. Wyoming and Montana. laix
Decldcdiy cooler;
weather is indicated for Satprdny in.
the .\‘orlh .\ilaniic slates and the Ohio?
valley. The edge of the cold wave area '
today extended OVN‘ the upper Missile!
.\ippi valley, Nebraska and lows. i
ESSELS.l
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‘RECENT ARRIVALS OF V
NEW YORK. .\'o\. to,
\‘eileziu. Marseilles and Naples.
if a girl is pretty and knows it. she
doesn't care if all the world knows.
New York, New
1 Haven 8. Hart-
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RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
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7201. 7min. hLl'Jx. .\tfi‘x
10 Soy. 101M. 11‘;:‘:,\.
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, oen to lliii‘lvni River). ‘.':l“,v.
'~"-. 35’“. ball. ilzoia. Tilly.
1024?».
Sundays.
h'lfox.
Arrived: Sir.L
of the conference should be known;
within it day or so. !
Monday evening. November 13.
A. .u. .iizuix. fiztiiix. friiv. x.‘.~1. i0.:=i\.
""““"‘ “""""“"’"“ l'. .\l “‘::ll‘x, L’..'ll\. 213x. 6:115, h-Eioy,
>8TONE CRUSHER BREAKS DOWNJTvl‘l'h. 1.13. was. mix. 911M. 10.20.
The stone crusher, now situated in i NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
\vt‘fli NUI'Wlllk “"9”“? WlllCll l“ lH'lllKl A. M- {‘5‘ 5.“). 6:45 Nlilllx, guy“.
K H .. l ' ‘iil fliworked by the town selectinen. broke
‘ “PM .‘ Tim \azlkec :30). ll‘ ":iiiliiwu yesterday. The broken piece
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‘23:: if: [li‘omtum 2:1th 9 wt lwill have to be re raid and It is etc
i ‘" y N of ‘ W “‘9" "g peeled that this will he done at the Ar
a it round bout. maybe in llrldireporl. ,,
. . .nulil lUlllull). Several day» will be
i’lhiii has not been decided as yet. All . _
i“ In fine “my“ for the boul as “pylollllimlil in getting the new piece
l . l f til (‘i l ‘ ‘iIh and retuilllilin it to the crusher. work
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ii my. illii a (on (on till it n ”u” the matter In (‘llill‘llfl
get the decision over li‘oi‘d within the. ..,.....__ M m
.Iimii, Bunny was in liriilucport a few: STAMFORD HA8 $2.000 FIRE.
idiiya Ill“), and slated that he neveri STAMFORD. .\‘ov. toy—A lsrno shed
[felt better in- his life than at pro-cabl liked to hoiiue two horses and plumb-
!niid would be ready to plit up the Iiili- ; but utensils of flclniiuo Caalro wait
; lie of his career. Ford ls far more ole. lllll‘nfld ppm today. The horses por-
% venom...“ in Ii"? "Silllllrt‘d circle” than ‘ billed In the finiiieii. The loss is about
Al and has fought over loo haillcawooo. Thu cause plum known. The
i and never been knocked out. A ilnclhorses Were lllth! attached to a wagon
list or preliminaries is being pl‘er‘flilVf‘ll iiv (tasslro’ii father at the time
giiarcd, so that the whole card will be the latter was killed by being struck
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The photographer who can
Nutmeg Club Pool Ratings. ‘
The pool ratings of the Nutmeg Club.
players for file annual tourney wilfltronnno.
prove quite interesting. 'l‘liey navel 1'
. been posted within the club on the bill-l
‘lellii board and the. pool commuter-l
plans to start the tournament a melt?
from tomorrow night. The raiiuizs are?
as follows: 2
George 15'. ‘i.liidebei~ig ......... ....110l
Andrew H. Lyon ..... . ...... ....110l
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Chester P. Meeker ...100
Norwslky i South Norwalk
‘llarry iiurioii .............. .. . . ..100
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unnatural pictures llcis Ille most pl-
'ls;i'-5x. fulfvx. twin, lii;uf.. 11.0llx. 111ml.
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11,:lox, 3.5le. 0:21.. driiilx. (Lidia. ii if», 523M.
iii oix, can). illilllx. hauls. li,:'.o. ii:eox. ii;3li.
Liziiiix.
Sundays.
A. hi.««8:00. 11:2“. 0203):. lilcnlix. llzonx.
‘. lit-”12:00. fizillix. MM. stills. 1:2“.
11:31.11. iiziltix, flailix. 12:00:.
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IOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
mm. ‘
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iciii'x. iiicrax, il:iix .l.
. 12:071.. iziii. dzilx mix. 4:20.
mm. 03153:. 0:47. 7.10:1. llziliix. 9:103.
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To Brid‘opori. Huturdnyn oniwaIIOB p.m.
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A. neuron. ltlll. izi'i‘i‘x, 7:43. 9:42.
liillllii. ll:llx.
i’. M.m2;ellx.ti:ii)x. liziltl. 1:10x. 92437:.
liizofx.
DANBURY TO SOUTH ,NORWALK.
A. M.~li:00. 7'28. 5:00. $213. 10103. 11:60.
1‘. M.—«"I:4l1x. Milly. 8:30,
Blind-ye.
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0:18. 8:27, 10:01:.
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Iundsys.
A. Healing. 10:00:.
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NEW YORK TO IOOTON.
Stopping It New Haven, New London
and Providence.
Leave South. Ncrwnlk.
“A“ M.-—-12:lllx. 1:17;. 6:09. Iziilx. 102m,
Ighxfiflfllmx. 1:20; 3111:. 11:17:. 11:141.
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pecllve policeman and in order
meet the various requirements of the
Civil Service examination odd meth-
ods are frequently
one instance yesterday, a candidate
struck himself on the top of the florid
with a club in- order to raise a well
which Would bring him to the remap
ed height.
6'“ AnniVerSary Sale .
AND DISPLAY OF OUR
. BrilliaiitNew Collections of
JENVFJJVY
Watches. Silverware, Sheffield
Plate, and Cut Glass
is now presented for your inspection and admiration.
We have spent many months iii preparing this exhibit and think that
you will say. after visiting it, that our time has been well expended.
Diamonds and Watches at the finest quality. Jewelry of original de-
sign. Silverware of heavy weight and artistic pattern. (‘ul Glass of
unusual hrlillancy, (‘locks andShefileld l'liite, are specialties with us.
We cordially invite all lovers of the beautiful in Jewelry and kindred
lines to visit us during these exhibition days, November 1148 inclu~
slve. whether intending to purchase or not.
DIAMONDS—~01” Diamonds differ from the ordinary in their excep-
tional briillancy and beautiful color. We only carry the best grades
and. having unexcelled opportunities for purchasing, are. enabled
to offer the finest grades at the prices usually asked for the in-
ferior qualities.
Anniversary Specials—
Diamond Scarf Pins ...................... $4.99. Value $6 to $7.50
Diamond and Opal Rings .......... . ..... . ..... $7.98. Value $12.00
WATCHES—4V9 recommend for the consideration of the careful
watch buyer our own special watch. "The l‘alrchiid." the best
watch value in the. world priced from $12.00 to $5110.00. depending
upon the grade and the case, also dependable watches at less price
if desired.
Anniversary Special:—
Gold filled 20 year case. 15 jewel Fairchild movement ......... $9.98
, Value $12.00
Gold filled 20 year case. 17 jewel Fairchild movement ........ $11.49
Value $15.00
RINGS-~Olir rings are all made to our order and comprise some un-
usually due designs. in the case of stone rings we have mounted
some exceptionally fine specimens of Amethyst. Garnet, Topaz. etc,
in very artistic settings. all exclusive with us, and moderately
priced.
Everything in the ring line is contained in our stdck from the plain
Wedding band to the tin! baby ring.
Anniversary Specials—
Men'e Solid Gold Signet Rings. heavy ........... $41.99. Value $7.50
Men's Solid Gold Signet Rings. heavy ‘ ........... $2.78. Value $4.00
Women's Solid Cold Stone Rings .................. 98c. Value $1.50
Babiee’ Solid Gold Rings ......................... 49c. Value $1.00
GOLD JEWELRY—iii rich display. Everything in the line of articles
for men‘s or women's use is comprised in the collection. from a
single collar pin or collar button to a solid gold bag or cigarette
case. All of extra heavy weight. exclusive design and right prices.
Anniversary Special:—
Solid Gold Ring Fob ........................... $2.29. Value $3.50
Solid Gold Brooches .......................... $1.49. Value $2.25
Solid Gold Scarf Pins ............................ 98c. Value $1.50
STERLING SILVER TABLE AND TOILET WAREs—mAnother com-
plete gathering of everything imaginable in solid silver. Tolie
Sets. complete. or a single piece: Novelties bf every son. Tabl
ware in exclusive designs from a single Tea Spoon to :1 Tea Set
All of the FAlkl‘HllJ) quality—«the best. :
Anniversary Specials—
8terilng Silver Toilet set In csse~arush. Com
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$9.98. Value $15.00
and Mirror ......... * ..........................
Sterling Silver Hat Pins ......................... 19c. Value 50c
Sterling Silver Photo‘ Frames ...................... 25c. Value 50c
Sterling Silver and Cut Glue Salt and Pepper ...... 39c. Value 75c
THE BEST PLATED WARE—As in our Sterliuc Silver Department.
the assortment is complete. both in Toilet and Table-ware.
in flat-ware we sell the Holmes & Edwards make, the finest in the-
world.
ill the Hollow and ’l‘oilei \Varcs we carry only fine good<. fully guar-
an'eed. but moderately priced.
Anniversary Specials—
Flng Sliver Plate. 4-piece Tea Set ............. $6.98. Value $13.25
Fine Silver Plate Sugar and Cream Sets .......... $1.98. Value $3.25
Fine Silver Plate Sandwich Trays ............... $1.69. Value $3.00
Fine Silver Plate Bread Trays ................... $1.69. Value $3.00
Fine Silver Plate Three-piece Toilet Set in case——
Brush. Comb and Mirror ........................ $4.95. Value $9.00
Fine Silver Plate and Glass Vase: ................ 49c, Value $1.00
Fine Silver Plate and Glass Vases ............... $1.29. Value $2.50
Fine Silver Plate Boo Boo Dishes ................ 98c. Value $1.75
Fine Silver Plate and Glass Bon Eon Dishes . . . . $1.49. Value $22.50
Fine Silver Plate and Glass Lemon Dishes ......... 49c. Value $1.00
CLOCKS of every description. from the noisy alarm to the stately
alarm clock. We invite special attention to a line of .\lilhogany
mantle clocks with a movement made to our order~ and warranted
fine time-keepers.
Anniversary Specials—-
Alarm Clocks ................................... 69c. Value $1.00
CUT GLABB of exceptional beauty of design and brilliancy. We sell
only the strictly hand-cut glass and our designs are, exclusive with
us. .\‘ot high priced but of the very highest quality.
Anniversary Specials—
Flncst Cut Glue Dish in Rock Crystal Design. . . £1.69. Value $3.00
OPTICAL DEPARTMENT ill charge of [Wu competent Optometrists
is prepared to do all kinds of Optical work in the best possible man-
ner and at less than filo regular prices.
Special finger Piece Eye Glue mounting '
Of extra quality . .......................... .....$1.98. \alue $3.00
REPAIR DEPARTMENT is one of the most important branches of
our store. We employ only competent workman. each an expert in
his respective line. and can execute the finest work at very moderate
prices. Repairing of fine wait-hes. making over of old jewelry Into
modern pieces. special designs. diamond mounting, etc, are a few of
the many things done In our shop.
G. W. FAIRCHILD 81 SONS, inc.”
997 Main St. Cor. P. 0. Arcade
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Established 1365.
Jewelers a Opticians
Manufacturers. Importers. Retailers.
PASSED POLICE EXAMINATION.
CHICAGO. Nov. mull physical eit-
LIKE THE TODACCO DECISION.‘
HARTFORD. i'ot’. 10.me solidi
of the United States Circuit Courtii
New York is arriving at a plan for. the-
reorganization of the American T0!
bacoo Company was discussed by iii '
tobacco dealers here today. It was in
the main approved. it is the opinlp ,
that the decision will not lateral
with the existlnit relations between
the dealers and the manufacturers of .
cigar and tobacco products.
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