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Values to 501‘. A large assortment of new Hat: Trimmings,
r1 gular prices up to 501'. Golden Harvest I’rice age.
the season.
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$12.50 Si'1t1rtf.(1ats.............. .................
$7 .05
Other coats from ...... .............. $9 95 to $25,
Serge D esses S3 95
Regularly $5.
Price $7.55.
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Serge Dresses,rcgnlar price $5. Golden Harvest
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Sale 1 i Corsets
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Golden Harvest Price . . . .59¢ ‘
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59c Corsets Golden Harvest Price
79c Corsets
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Great Values in Bath Robes
(Ihildrens’ Bath Robes ........... . ........................ 991:
Children’s Bath Robes .. ............................... .. $1.25
Misaes’ Bath Robes ............... . .................... $2.98
Ladies' Bath Robes ...... 1 ...... 1 ............ .. $2.98. $3.98, $4.50
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Special Showing of Sweaters
We. 11i1l show a big;r line of fine Sweaters for children misses
and women ................ . ......... 59c, 99c, $1 59, $1 99 to $6
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Good Values in Muslin Underwear
1; Trimmed
Values to $5.
and other materials.
Reuular price $12. 50 to $15.
price $12 511 111 $15.
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F1 111' pair guaranteed
torsct Covers ................................ 19c, 25c 39c 50c §
Gowns ............ '. ....... . ....... 39c. 59c, 69c, 79c, 99c $1. 25 .
Combinations ............ ... M.:59c. 7912,9gc, $1. 44, $1. 99. $2. 99 if
Drawers ............................ 19c, 23c, 391:,491: $_C)ti1e1l?111111es at
Skirts ........................ 1. . . 25c, 39c, 50c, 99c, $1.49, $1.99
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Suits at $9.95
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I’ Robert adult at tkuupo arrest is
,aponding a month with his daughter.
1Mr11_ Edward B. Bradley. in Norwalk.
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'l‘ho Knightn of l‘ylhina held their
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i the mama in the Fabio building.r The
usual business was tmltauuted.
Lira, 1m ll. llarrell
iatroot hon purchased a hmnaatend iii
,Waaton. Mm. Harrell recently held
,two building iota to William Dick-
,aon.
of Campo
The Temple 1111111111 hold iin nomi-
]monthly meeting Wednamlny Wealth:
;in tho Fable building and tho nppron»
tieren' dean-.11 was «inferred on three
mndldnten.
Tho famiilon of Algernon '1‘, Blur
and iioornn Gunman havo moved to
their winter human in New York City
altar spending the hammer at their
hummer home-n here.
M.W
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A hindm‘me coat in 1111111 1411111, trim 3/. 3.11111, mom. a, 32 1111. 1.110
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Ht specialism models oi'the 1111111111111 $20.00
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' it is trail made.
No 55135. dines, 32, :11. 36, an. «111, 42.
it and 4d hunt. Price of pattern, in
roots.
See that the 11.111.111.11. in on the
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Hats $2.99
Never before such values at: the beginning of .
No two alike; for one day only, Hats worth up 111$5. ‘
(Inlden Harvest Price $2.99.
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Great Sale of Chats “on mommammmmmrmmmmmmomm
Shapes at $1. 49.
‘1'alues $2. and $2.25. About 511 in this lot, very smart shapes, ':
Golden llarvestl’rice $1.49.
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All W011i Serge Suits, regular
'lhis day only, Golden Harvest Price $9.95.
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52-1.:11 that sold from $22. 511 to $55, at 111 p11 e1: nt. off.
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Md (.11111- in tan Iliiltk and 11hi11 11111 pair guaranteed.
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. . $1.50 to $4.00 pair
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'We are Opening monthly
charge accounts with respon-
cilalc
the first of every month.
people‘, Bills rendered
Sture
oi "iiieadripe Bargains at the Always Busy Store for Tomorrow
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New Showing: oi Neckwear
We call your special attention to or large line 111 new Nevin
Late and lamb
] 11 hm Chemisetles etc. ........ . .......... 25¢ to $1 50
Collars and Cuff 511.1
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Values to $1 511
Nobby shapes of all descrip-
tions: shapes that are sold the city «11"111 at $1.51).
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Golden liai—
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20c White Oil Cloth 15c
first quality 'Iahie Oil Cloth ,regularly 201: yard.
vest Price 15c yard.
Golden Har‘
250 Turkish Towels 19c
‘ Our regular 25c Turkish Towels on sale tomorrow.’
vest I’r11‘c
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Golden 11:11—
19¢
79c Outing Flannel Shirts 4913
Good quality in assorted colors;, regular price 79c.
vest Price
1. (5.1.3.1130!
Golden Nar—
43¢
Special Hosiery for Saturday
Ladies Hose special ........... 2 for 25c
Ladies Ilose, special .............................. ' ....... 15c
Ladies’ Hose, silk and lisle .. ............ . ........... 25c
50c Silk Hose ....................................... 39c pair
$1.00 Silk [lose ................ ..... . ..... . 79c pair
$150 Silk llose ................... . ..... ....... $1.15
Big line of good Hose for children.
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$1.00
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50c Rrassieres 390
Our regular 50c stock numbers on sale tomorrow at
Golden Harvest Price 391‘.
this busy
City, where
name. of the
Polo grounds.
Monday for New 1111111
they witnessed the first
world's series at the
They intend to 111111 01.111111111111111; in
both allies and will alternate each
day until the series have ended.
Miss Edith \Vlliwiur and 1111:: Kate
linyior, itlli‘t‘l‘iififlli .itepuhlienn CflUdI'
dates for the School llozi'vi, were kept
busy yesterday receiving the commit.
ulatlona of their friendN. They have
the honor of train: the first woman to
hold a town office.
Adolph Borgormau. mnployed at
the power 110111111, involved painful
hurna about his oyea, face and arms.
norm-rhino stumhlod and tell lace ilrnt
into a pile of potash. lie 1111111 rushed
to the Bridgeport Hospital and given
treatment, lulu/hug the honpilal with-
in a tow 1111111111.
Prior to the
meat in the apnea between the Can
noctieut Company' a mu its
being placed from the hridne to the
entrance of tho Town Hall.
Kora changing 11am will he ohlimd
to walk 200 feet, farther emit to reach
the earn,
Malt tinnitus 2h,
fell from a tree in tho orchard at the
home of Dr. Frank 11. Melanin! on
North Main ntrnut and hip right loll
was 111111111111 in three. places. its aim
’recelvnd ahrnalunn and a shaking \lll-
laying of tho payer
Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie to arrive
here from Newburg, where he has
been spending his annual vacation.
in time to perform the ceremony. Rev.
Mr. MaeKenzie arrived home this
morning. The wedding will take
place in the Trinity church.
A bicycle belonging to Clarence
Keith. 13, was stolen from a shed in
the rear of his home on King street
lost Friday morning. One or the
rlma was 111'an and the other black.
Evidently the thief who stole it in-
tended to sell the wheel as 3 smaller
one was taken from a boy next door
and loft in the Keith yard. lt'ia
believed to have been the 1work of
11 boy in the neighborhood. A seal.
which won attached to the back of
the wheel, was found in a lot near
the home. The matter han linen r11-
inortad to the authoritioa. who are in-
‘vontisatinu.
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of New Canaan. I
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a trap. npaoiaiisi of New Canaan. and}
WM; anointing Wuundy in a term all
pla tree when a limll on, which he
was standing gave way and he tell
to the around. 11 distance of 20 feet.-
He won taken to the Nor-walk lion-
pital in Ilr Mclmrry' 11 mtcmoirlle
and is renting comfortably.
The
St. John and
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marriage or Miss Florence,
Lennard Mackenria.i
which was to have taken place Tiler!»E
day evening, haa been postponed un-‘
til Saturday afternoon. The postpone.
meat was caused by the inability of
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wilyspepnln In our 1111111111111 ailment
the road 1111111111111 131111111 Bitters n the national
has been ripped up and 1111111 lien are cam for it
It strengthens the atom
och membraneu, promotea now of di
“native inlcnl, purliloa the blood.
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E. 8. THOMAS} FOR DISTRICT
JUDGE.
WAEllilNG'l‘ON, (let. liluwlldwin S.
Thomas, 111 New Haven, (loan, hair
been recommended by Attorneyutiem
oral Mcltuynulda to President, Wilson
for United States lllatriet Judge in
fienneeticut, to succeed the late Judge
'Platt.
Memlmm of the state Congressional
delegation have another candidate.
and President Wilson yesterday told
them he would delay on appointment
until they had opportunity to prurient
other names.
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Coughs
Hard W10” eon twin combo.
(live Apnr’s Charm clam! enchant: chance.
Sold for 0 years.
M1 rm Doctor. 112111101
CLAIM SAVAGE CONFESSED.
Man Charged With Tomaionis Murder
Bound Over Without Bonds.
WiNDS/UR, Oct. 10.~John Savage,
charged with the murder of Edward.
Tomalonis, at l’enuonnoek. taut Sat-1
urday, during a drunken fight, was
bound over to the next term of the.
Superior court, without bonds. by
Justice of the Peace Thomas J.
lawless, at a session of court last
night. According to testimony by.
State Policeman Hurley. I)e.puty
Sheriff Wehh and Constable R. J.
McKeovers, Savage made acomplote
confession of the crime to them. the
ARRESTED FOR SENDING
THREATENING LETTERS.
Woman in Case Had Been Living With
Man Under Impression That She
Wu HI- Wife_
NEW HAVEN, Oct. ltl.—~l’nolo Rina,
who was arrested here 111.21 niiht on
request of Old Saylirooh anthmiiion
deputy short" of that than 111 a11~11or
to a charge of sending threatening
letters to Florence B. Mitchell, a
young woman of 21 Years, and other?!
in 15111111110011.7111: younar woman had
1been living with Rlpa in llolyoke,
Mass. under the impression that film
was his wife. since October 22 of lash
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alleged centennial) was taken don/1113’“? ‘Vh‘m 8M have a marriage (zero:
in writing through a Polish later-
many was performed in Hartford 1in
prep.“ and was prouuead in court as a man when aha understood to be an
midence
According to thin confonnlo 1, Saw
[Lillian minister
Recently alter a quarrel shit suggest-
one aaya that both he and 'l‘ouudonla 0“ '0 Rina that he get a divorce and
had been drinking heavily last h‘ri- “M told by him that none would but
day night and decided to go to a
needed as they had never been mar-
hnra in l’aquonuoek to "sleep it off." “9“ She left him and went to her
I‘l111y climbed into the haymow,
where they quarrellcd, and Savage
nnyn he finally threw 'i‘omalonia elf;
the hay onto the floor. twenty feet
below.
Savage then went to another barn
and nlnpt im- hourn. lie did not hear
of ’l'omnlonia' death until some time
later.
CASE AGAIN POSTPONED
The. curse of David Bowen and 1A0
B11111. who are under nrrnat on a
charge of driving a car while under
the. humane of intoxicating liquors.
la again postponed. This makes the
third time. the cane has been put all,
this time until next 'l‘ueaday. The
reason for the continuance is ho
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iol‘ the defendants. They have so
cured Ralph liners of Bridgeport to
represent them. The ease in to he
held before Judge Joseph Morton in
Weatport,
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Heme-seekers watch Sentinel What
Ada. for light on the "where to buy"
penis.
parenta' home in Bayhrook, but yeah
tordny he followed her there and by
threatu it is alleged compelled her
to accompany him out. of town, Tho
two were taken off 11 trains at the local
railroad station by detectives,
Rina annex-ta that all who had any-1
thing to do with tho marrlngo ’11aro~
many in Hartford are dead.
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Wit-“E OF HARTFORD DIVINE
DEAD.
HARTFORD, (let. lie-“Mrs. liarrioli
(I. Sumner liuck. aged 1111111111111 yearn,
widow of the Rev. Horace llall llnelr,
an Episcopal clergyman. died at Arma-
mear in this city today,
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