Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 5, 1913 · page 9

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Headquarters in New York ’ “ .

 

Branches 111 all the Lending...C1ties

$1119 1.. gym .3,

 

 

We Make at 01110111111 Foot, «All Goods We Sell. .... When you buy of us you save dealers 1910111

For the Peeple of The Norwalks and Vicinity.

We are Pleased to Announce that we have just
completed the Signing of a long Term Lease

with Messrs. Roodner 81 Harrisutor oneoi their stores and Basement-

10 our long chain of retail stores which we are now conducting all over the '.country

This will give the people of The Nerwallcs and vicinityga chance to buy their wo-
men’s and children’s outer garments at wholesale prices. thereby saving the dealers‘
profit.

‘ The. store hasbeen rte-stocked with a full line of the latest styles in Coats, Furs,
Dresses, Skirts, Waists, Petticoats. etc- V

 

 

_. 3 ' During our re—opening Extraordinary reductions on Women’s. Misses‘ and Children's Coats, Furs, Dresses,
" . sale you can buy any Sport Skirts. Waists, Petticoats, Etc. At least 50 per cent. saved you in the dealers‘ profits.
goal in thf 301$ f°Y$$5'0°~ ‘; as we manufacture our own garments. Plus special sale” reductions.
ormer va u‘ s .50. 10.00. 3 . ’ . 1 11111
1” $12.75 and $15.00.
Your unrestricted choice
of any Sport Coat in our
store, $5.00. Smartly fash—

Every “ garment

the making of‘our, garments.
tion or your money will be cheerfully refunded.

ioned with a broad belt a nd ter values than any other store in this city. or elsewhere

“”1351 “‘1’ Patch Pockets?“ W'E SAVE You DEALERS” PRoFlTS. . .
turnover culls, tangy byt— 1 4: g ,7 1.- 1 1‘ , ‘ M
We Warmlniwripur. 3131:... ’ . _ ' . .. . ,.
lish 3Choice of the best sin-“1 5 _ .- ~11
son‘sstyles‘. $5.00, .' . . y ’ ‘

 

For $14. 75 you can buy
Coats are are worth $25. 00.
$27. 50 and $30. 00- Seal
plushes. baby lamb. Persian
fur cloth and brocaded plush
coats. The materials alone
embraced in this lot of coats
would practically cost you
as much to buy as we
charge for the entire coat
made up. You can choose
from all the very latett
« three—quarter and full
l length styles with raglan or
set in sleeves These gar“
ments are tailored exactly
like fur garments, every
possible detail given the
"beat tailoring. finished with
large silk frogs and large
buttons. Every coat is lin-
ed throughout with goat-am
teed brocaded and Skin-
ner’s satin. Price $14.75.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Juniors’ $12.00 Coats in a !
nobby youthful model at
reopening sale prices. $5.65.
Smart youthful yet swag»
ger models of superior qual~
ity. beautiful all wool.
heavy weight mixture coat—
ing. in modish three-quarter l
models and trimmed with a

stunning brocaded plushl
collar and finished with a

Women cannot allord to '
delay buying Fur Cloth
Coats positively worth
$1500 and $16 50 will be
sold during this great re 0p-
ening sale for $9.93 Chirr
chillao. Persiana Astrach-
ans. 3011ch Cloth and Mix-
tures. Values that stand
unequalled this year. Three.
quarter and full length
models. beautifully draped

0" PM“ tailored. some With wide Balkan belt effect in choice for the reopening
collars of fur and others

the back. Price .6. ,
with large collars of self ma— $5 5 , ”1° 69c .
terialu. Raglan and set in WWW
916““ Some 0‘ the “a“ All fresh, new merchandise in newest models and upon-dare materials. choice of all
are made Of Porsmna fur wool surges, in navy and black chcviots. corduroya. also novelty mixtures. Your

31:31:33 fialmgotifih choice of about 50 styles during this sale at $2. 98.

Every garment is lined
throughout with yarn dyed
satin. They willbe all sold
in the rcmpening sale at

$998

New

$3.00 and $3.50 Silk Peta
ticoats at $1. 98. Made of
excellent quality pure silk
taffeta in all the desirable
fall colors. -

Sateen PuticthLateot
model with deep flouncea.
new fall colors including
emerald, green, American
beauty. king blue and black.
Good values at $1- H25 Your

0111' Aim is to Please you
and i1 Phases Us to
do so

Pay Us 11 Visit—Your
Time will be Well
Paid For

 

woman's 1.11m meow to nurture M ta.”
Girls‘ Winter Coats~Chinchilla. Cheviot: and fancy Coatings. a variety». of new
styles. buttoned high up the neck double breasted all lined. colors brown. new and
gray, sizes 6 to 14. values up to $6. 50. Your choice atahe reopening hale at $3. 98.

 

 

at 129 washingtonl Street, opplloyt’s Theatre H

Having been soloyally treated and patronized during the last two weeks of our ‘
trial stay here 111 this city. We have decided to add South Norwalk as an additional link 5

We guarantee every piece of our goods to give satisfac- .
We can give you better styles and bet- .

 

 

Women‘s and Misses
$12. so Coats for $0. 59. In

merit of the season’s new
models: these coats are
fashioned of excellent qual-
Lty chinchilla and zibeline
in the smart 3- 4 length cut-
. away with the long should.
,er and deep yoke effect,
some with broad belt at
back with trimming of seal
' plush. and ornamental but-
atonh. large turn-over collar
and cufis to match, in a

 

31 years. ~in misses and 32

it.) 44 in lather, at 37-49-

 

Juniora‘ Smart Fall Coats
can be had at greatly reduc-
ed prices during the mop-
ening sale. Coats made to
i retail up to $10.00 and
1 $12.50-

1 The Juniore’ Coats. snap-
; py new 34 length models.
leplendlly tailored, at such
} highly desirable materials
as Chinchilla Bunch. black
iand white and brown and

 

white mixtures. Some have
collate or indnye oi velvet.
many are trimmed with
pretty frogs and buttons.
others have lacy backs.
Choice for the

sale, 84.95.

reopening

 

 
 

a large and varied assort-1

«choice of colors; sizes 14 to,

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Harold Williams Held on .Gharge
.ol Securing Goods Under
. False Pretansee

 

 

'BlRlDGluPORT Dec 5.-—-Harold Wil-

; llama. aged 20 years. of No. 621Ftllr-

fleld avenue, against whom 11. charge 01‘
theft at an automobile belonging to.
Charles 11.?qu of N0 965 Fairflold
avenue in still pending in the Superim
court. was arrested again this morn-
ing by Detective Peter Hall charged
with two counts of obtaining goods
under (also pretenses from the How:
land. Dry Goods (30. Williams was
released on 11 bond Tuesday utter
being bound over to the Superior
court. on the thelt charge a law

‘ weeks ago. - 1

Worked Clever Game;
Williams worked

 

.nt the Howlaud Dry Goods company;
‘atore and the second one prosod his
undoing.

On November 1‘ he went to a 1.0":

the Howland Dry Goods Co. store.
He declared himself to be Dr. John
C. Lynch and stated that he would
send a young man to the store who
was to be given a pair of shoes for
himself and a pair for his wife, and
to charge them to Dr. Lynch's ac~
count. A short time later WllllamI
walked into the store and was given
lhe 511098
Make: $000“ Call.

it worked so well that he went to
the same booth again on Natembor 6
and ralllnu the store told the same
story with the exception that a
sweater and a pair of gloves were
needed. Hegot the articles. Wil-
linms picked nothing cheap for be
selected shoes that amounted to 11.,
for the two pairs and selected a $5
sweater and gloves worth $4. 50.

It was November 16. that Williams
and another young man were arrest.
.01! in South Norwalk with the auto~i

 

mobile that had been stolen from this;

city I
} 111'th thydisooverrof uni? decep.
tlon was made. the Identity of Wil-
llama was not known Detective Hall
attained clues which lead him to Wil-
Home The arrest. was made early
ithls morning in Williams‘ apartment.
i ills voting wife was at police head
quarters to visit her husband 2111‘ the

tell this morning. She declared that

there must. be some mlstaka in the
case. She. declared that the cost of
the goods had been refunded and she
understood that the case had been
dropped. The can; will be heard to«
.morrow morning in the City court.

”W...”

HERE

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You will find leather tratollng bugs
inn variety of sizes G. W. Waxdwell
You wlll find Bibles and prayer
’books of all kinds. James Donuelly.
You will llnd dependable kltclien
wore economically priced. Albert F.
,(lehebo.
l You will find 11 handsome line of 11m.
brollan. Prepare for the storm. Rich-
11rd Noaclr. _
You will find teas. coffees. flour» and
groceries of all kinds. East Indla Tea
Cornpuny

 

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Billllt ‘ lillli

.Wolxlt yourself before commencing
to mm Sumone the 111-11111 llaeh-lormlnu'
food. The wonderful 11an of thin
preparation ulnee ilrol. lntroduced 111
8011111 Norwallr, and the remarkable
ronnlte following Its one. have made
l". ll. Baxter ouch 1111 onthuslantlc be-
liever in the the great value or 811:
1110.90 that he gives hill pernonnl 3111111.
entee to refund the money It 8011101115
will not make thin people to: and re-
atom nth-omit and health to thone
who 11110 11.

This is 11 111110111; guarantee, but F‘.
H. Baxter 11111! 1111011 no many of his
customers who a few weeks ago looked
like walking skeletons become plumg
. and well. through the one of 59111110110
that he feels he cannot any 100 much
to induce people to try it.

’l‘hiy mnrvoloua fleeh-tonnlmr food
is assimilated as soon as it is taken
into the atomceb makes good rich
blood when up the weakened ”Item.

 

a clever game.
but was not satisfied with one visit. ‘

phone booth in the Arcade and called ‘

, oi the family. ,.

photos to Immature the feed and mnltig 1min tor New Yuri:

 

gThe w Sn
’Remedy
Pneumonia

[In to prevent it, and thiocan ' ,
only be done by acting inatamly
when you feel a cold coming
on. It may not develop into
pneumonia, but you can
sure of curing the cold. The
is a way to overcome c’
and successfully combat pne

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Has been agreed upon as the
surest preventative there is.

All druggists—SI, 50c, 25c. “ i

‘ .
CONKvaSAYS.
,BE THANKFUL you can get Winter,
:Eggs, too. to sell at high prices. Hens
will lay it you put them in condition
with Conkeys haying, Tonic. “Ulla
just a sprinkle in the mash teed once
a day. Try it If your towlo don’t look'
better, not better, do better in (not?
satisfactory in every way. 251:. 5,90.“
:31. 00 sizes. In pails. $1. 60 and ’8’.
Very economical to use And it. bribsll
the HGGG <
lROUP is the other big Winter Prob-
.lom Be Thankful that. Genius! Mg
settled that for you with Donkey Rona
Remedy. known all over the with
Sells everywhere on plain 3113mm
you money back if treatment. is no!
satisfactory in eevry way 250. »
and $1. 00 sizes. Have it on hand for
use at the first signs of choosing
lcougliing or moplng. Put it in th,
drinking water, let the fowls take
:thelr own medicine ,
You know the Conltey 1
guarantee. Your Money. 1‘
Book it Any Conkoy Rem-
edy over Fails You. Have”
you had your copy of Col:-
key's Poultry Book? Ask your death! ‘
for this big 80 page 300 hand-hm

' FRFE
Charles Dow

112 wasumorou STREET.

 

 

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BAGS -s3 -- BAGS

A Leather Traveling Bag will
be appreciated by any member .-

SPECIAL XMAS LINE.

George W. Wardwell

52 South Main Street

 

\ V 8 present!)
Q new to 111m
mnemonic};

Bud Puma-ow

 

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“80h SQUID FlllES

 

umaoow, Scotland, Dec. 5.4m
toduy destroyed Kelly ”011130.01”; ill
the lineal mansions at Womm»
favorite outlying suburb of! (all:
The 1110 apparently won the nor"
1111 "arson hound" of militant. Hm
11011011, 119 11 concldmbl. quality
8111111139 literature was round on the
promises.

 

RODlNSON—‘MOKMAN. ‘
Quiet Waddlnq Ceremony It 1114 4
Episcopal Church. '

Ml“ Helen ll. mum,
of Mr. and Mm William ll“.
of 2 Gregory Boulevard. M” ‘p
and Daniel 0. Robinson, con
and Mm. Daniel G. 311111110“.
nitration: street. was com V
yesterday Iftorm at m
mml'Cllttrt'll, South Nornlll‘z
Only hnmedlwte Manor: 4
time witnessed the ceremony
took place 11/15 o'clock. 3107
link A Coleman officiating.
loves attended by her sister.
inhuman. and Henry R
Nor-walk, rrlond‘ or the arm
bottom. The nonviolent

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

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