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progruin thin )Nll‘.
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Harvard Graduate Milton“ Football.
BOSTON. Nov. ll-II-wwl‘llo llttrvnrd
Stnillnm is u Iuouuiuont to tho por-
ter-Ion education of minty." llI‘I‘lflN‘lll
Moortlold Storey, II proInlIII-nt lint“-
vanl graduate. and ox-pronlIIcIIl or tho
Amorlrun llut“ Association, III on IIII-
IlrI-an at tho Twcutlcth Century Club
Wednesday. Among MI“. lltorey‘s lis-
A. Lawrence
LWI‘II, 1' Howard l.IItI\“I“I“;IIty.
Among other thluus that tho spool“.-
ll‘ lillld was: “It would ho troll to
honor n man who lenmI-Il something
In-ttm“ tlIIIu I‘oIItIIIIll III Htlt‘l'fll‘ll‘,"
“that much money In I-II“1IIIIIIIlI-II“I.“(I which
(“led In» [Illl to butter use." referring
to IIII- half million Ilollum which the
Slntllum cont.
MI“. Stun-1“ closed Min ”to express-
t‘tl \I“InlI that. It might ruin Saturday so
hard IlIuI It would INS lllllfllrlsllllt‘ to
hold lllt' llul‘vnt‘d-‘l’n‘IIl unmc.
Red Jewel Defeats Hoosier In Fivo
Rounds.
t"l‘\MI-‘()Itll, Nov. 2-l.--~»-I“ivc round-I
Illl'I-l Hurry Sooslor of Mount Vernon.
Im-I slnIM-IIII III: II'Illlt‘ with Rod Jon“-
III III’ IiI“II'.i.“I-1)(III.IIII- IIIIII.IIII“ IIIIII III.
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l’I-IIIIIIvI“wI-Iulil champion. unto I»
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BACK TO WINTER SCHEDULE
M
Change About In amid of Norwalk
v Police Officers.
The Norwnlk police department has
gone buck to Its wlutor schedule and
tho trick ot’ the trutl‘lc officer, no noc-
(““llllllll‘y lib“ summer, has been abolish-
(III. A 1th trick has been creation.
howovor. by Chic! 'l'homus Leather-
IIIIII]. which III of mentor honollt. In.
winter. This Is (tom 9 p. at. until ti;
n. Iu.. and thus tho umocr caring t‘orI
trutllc has new given It place on tho .
regular torce.
lt‘ormcrly lllt‘l‘l‘ \l‘ttH but one police-I
man on duty IlIII“lIII-, tho curly hours
of the nutrition“. wIII-ra- thorn now urn
two and tho Increase In the force at
this time of llIK'III Is II (locldml udvnII-,
Inge and will no prove. III the cvont.
of anything blu.
Mlsa Mary II‘ lolilluiz, "ol‘ llorliy. Is the
ghost 01‘ Miss Fill! Koch, of Frnnkln
strut-t. lot“ II low Iluys. Mlss Fieldiuz
In well known III HIIIIIII Norwulk IIIII'I‘
Ill‘l' mum“ fI‘It‘lllln um granting III-I“
mu“ IIIII.
II. I. II II. IIII. II. II. IIIIIIIIIII
In Effect Oct. 1,1911.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW VORIV
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but.
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The Young Man’s
Opportunity
Mnuy II hluh snianI-Il IIIIIIIIII‘IIII
oxqulw stnl‘tml no a alt-III»:-
rupln-I“. ’l‘lII-I“I- In no tilll't‘l‘ or
ln-ltI-r way to win morons.
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Illld opportunity to Innstot“ the
Important details of tho hust-
twss. III- Imminon IIIII omployu
or‘II Hum-hand mun IIIIII III III II
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tlIl't'l‘l lluc for promotlon. II
III- also has a knowloduo of
' lIooklIw-Iilnu. IIIII services urn
tlllll utoro VIIIIIIIIIIo.
ENROLL NOW
Merrill College
South Norwalk
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folul‘rtwc In tho nllosml IwgloN to (“It-
Iorce tho law III I‘t'lltll'tl In clundors III
Thanksgiving utuht.
fli’KerI‘c wIII' mom llnrry l-‘nrhos him»
Srlitlhel want ndo. bring results.
” harms. (lotternl Arr-rill mnIlo II
hthlcmvn-l to tho unvorunr to convince
hill oxrrlloncy that due nttvntlon lInIl
been ngn lo the militias of alumina
relinrlod to him. It is nurturstnoil
that Iltltfll‘ltlm‘ natiluln wlll give the
muttcr I‘nrllwr vonslilnrntlon (lot
and Amlll was nocomunnlcd by his
I)“ “at tltc.I Imus-ram.
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Our Goal III truly Thanksgiving Cool.
for It‘s of the kind that burns clearly.
economically and that produces It wrin-
(It‘l‘llllly large amount of host.
This 'I‘Iinnksalvlnx propane tho,
Thanksgiving dinnnr with n stove
burnlng our coal—wnmi. also. Iwnt tho
homo wllh our coal- and you'll he
truly thankful.
The Harris &Gans Co.
TEL. 721. 08 WATIH IT.
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79c Knitted Caps
59 cents ‘
Childran’ a and Mism’ Knit-
tcd Cops. all colors and
combinations; “rogularly
79c. Very special tomor—
row, 59c.
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Mintz’ s
25c Burson’ s Hose
17 cents
Burson’s Hose, sold the
country over for 25¢. slight
imperfections that are nev-
er noticed... Anniversary
Sale, 17c.
3dAnnIVersary 81 Pre-HOliday Sale
Marking the opening of the Christmas Season. To make room for
the Mountains of Christmas Goods which must be prominently
displayed soon, we have cut- prices deeply in every department,
and all choice Winter Goods, along with our great big successful
8d Anniversary Sale. Many Choice Bargains await you beginning
TOMORROW. These are but a few of the great values:
Fine $10 a $12 Dresses $6.95
About 25 Dresses for misses and small women. In this lot you
will find most Drosscs only one style of a kind. This assort-
ment includes smart Scrgcs In navy. red. brown and all wool
black and white checks: all very clever models: not a dress
In this lot sold for less than $10; others were $I2. On sale
tomorrow. $6.95.
$5 Silk Waists $2.98
Beautiful Mcssalincs in navy. black. brown. green and several
excellent combinations of color. This Waist is the new
tie on Waist. :Im. lt‘lli ng entirely new this season. We guar-
antcc cch y \‘I.-':Ii~“t lll this lot a 35 value. Your choice to-
morrmt“. while they last, $2 98.
Coats for Women 39.95
{I salt“ tommrow nl' unusually good values. SI 2.98 Coats. $9.95.
chcrnl now moth-ls in blue. brown. gtcy nml black. with
deep collar. handsomely triIIIIIch. this season's licst mod-
cls. All to go III one price. $9.95.
Fine Coats at“. Special Prices
WI: will display tomorrow .1 large line of finc Costs. all at very
low prints.
$12.98, $14.98, $16.98
Genuine Millinery Sacrifices
S“; and $8 TRIMMED HATS. now .. ,, ... .. ..34.98
93;. and $6 TRIMMED HATS now ......,... ....... $2.98
$31 RIMMl-l I) HATS. now ............ .... 31.98
S: TRIMM I‘ll) HATS, now ........................... 98c
SHAPES AT LOW PRICES
$6. $7 and $8 Shapes . . .............................. $4.98
$5 Shapes ..,.. ..... .......... . ...................... $2.98
Velvet Shapes . . . . . ...... Q ............................ $l49
Felt Shapes ........ . . . ........... . . . . . ......... 99c
WILLOW AND FRENCH PLUMES
Willow Plumes. specially priced at. $5.98. $8.50. $10.98. $15.98
French Plumes. every one guaranteed.$r.98, $2.98. $3.49. $4.98
FurScts................... ...... ...... ..$6.98to$ao.oo
Fur Scarl's at ......... . . . ................. $2.98 to Staioo
Fur Mulls at ..... .. ......... I ............... $2.00 to 5:100
THANKSKIVING
LINEN SALE
A timely sale of Linens which will unqucstionably be wel-
comed by thrifty housekeepers, begins “here tomorrow
morning.
Table I..inen————by the yard
Excellent Table Damask. value 39c yd. .............. 29c yd.
50c Table damask. on sale .......................... 39c yd.
Very wide extra fine Damask, very special ........... 49c yd.
All Linen Cloth .................................. 59c yd.
All Lincn Cloth .................................... 69c yd.
All .1 men Cloth. ................................ 98c yd
Scarfs, Doylies. Table Cloths. Squares
5C4“ guinth Squares. hcmsutchcd. special ................ 39c
79c handwcmbroidcrcd Squares .......................... 59c
Colt-ml Center Pieces. special .......................... 29c
Scott's and Squares, very special ........................ 98c
Circular 'I‘IIIIIc Cloths ................................ $1.49
ilcminIIhI-Il Table Cloths ............................ $1.25
llc: wilful ch Table Cloths ............................ $1.98
’51 tituliroidcrcti Doylics .............................. Igc
tlolec- ..... r .- ...... I ............ 5c to 50c
linen Napkins
12c Napkins. tomorrow ............................ 8: each
All Litton Napkins ...... 59c. 98c. $1.49. $1.98. $2.98. $3.49 doz.
LInen Toweung
All Linc-n Towels ........................ 25c, 49c. 79c, 98c
All Linen Towcling ............................... Ioc yd.
All Linen Crash. on sale tomorrow .................. Ioc yd.
All Linen Towcling ................................ 25c yd.
White line All Linen Toweling. for fancy and embroidery
work. on sale tomorrow ......................... .25c yd.
. Sets at $125.00
36-inch Center Piece and I2 Plate and 12 Cup Doylies to
match. $125.00 per set. We will display in our Linen Sec-
tion this beautiful Set and invite all lovers of good Linen to
see this beautiful Imported Set. Price, $125.00 the Set.
Furs at“. Special Prices
FUR COATS, MUFFS AND SCARFS MADE TO ORDER
at a saving of to to 25 per cent. on high-class Furs. All Furs
guaranteed.
GLOVES FOR WOMEN
SPECIALLY RECOMMENDED
features of the Mint: stock of Gloves
of Ian. black. grey and white, at . I. .
Excellent quality. At these prices are some of the notable
Silk- lined Gloves for women, in black. grey and brown. at . 25c
Women's and Misses Guaranteed Kid Gloves, in several shades
..............$I.oo
Children's Gloves in all colors and sizes, at . . . . . .. . . . . . . .asc 3006 ho" supporteflvior and rod“ regular value
Sole agents for the celebrated Fowncs Gloves: In all colors and average an .Iull figure ‘. all $2.50. During this sale.
styles: every pair guaranteed . . . . . I . . I . ...SI so to $3 on git Anniversary price, 31-95.
SI Waistsl 69c
Made of good quality shirt-
ing. very mannish, with a
patch pocket A launder-
ed cushion neck- band fin.
ished with pearl buttons.
soft detachable mannish
collar; regular SI; all siz-
es. Tomorrow. 69c.
SI Corsets 79c
no dozen Corsets. an extra
long model and line unl-
ity. Consists of me ium
bust, extra long hips. lace
and embroidery trimmed.
8c Colored Flan-
nelette 6c yard
Extra good quality heavy
weight Flannclctte, many
fine patterns to select
fromIrcgular 8c yd. Very
special tomorrow, 6c yd.
$2.50 Ladies’
Sweaters $1.95
Ladies' and Misscs‘ All Wool
Sweaters. in white. gray
I
25c Corset Covers
19c
ro- dozen regular 25c Cor-
set Covers. daintily trim.
med with lace. all sizes:
on“ they 0. This sale.
fine leather linin-
any price, $1.49.
$2.50 Bags $1.49
Guaranteed all leather. with
,impos-
siblc to match th a Bag for
less than $2.50. Anniver-
Igc instca of 2 5c.
39c Corset Covers
2%
Lace and embroidery trim-
med Corset Covers. your
age values, so on sale at
ers 19c
qualit.
hemst tched
250 Muslin Draw-
Muslln Drawers of good
soft finish, with
and tucked
ruffles; 35c values, Anni.-
“9%. mury price. 19¢.
50c Ribbon 250 yd
8-in. all Silk Taffeta Ribbon.
in beautilul shades. a large
line of colors to select
from. On sale tomorrow,
:50 yard.
25c III 39c Ribbons
19.: yard
Wide Mcssaline Ribbon. in
many new colors; Ribbon
that will cost you from use
to 39: next month. On
Time to Buy
Ribbons
Ribbons have always been
difficult to get just before
Christmas, when they are
much needed. Wise buy~
ers profit by early shop-
ping. especially when they
can make such savings as
‘—
these: sale tomorrow, 19c yd.
Norwalk Chronicler