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FRIDAY. OCT 30, $914
Sun rises 6:34: sell 4:48.
PHONE CALLS.
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"fill—Branch Office, Norwalk.
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SOCIETY KOTICES
on w." Lodge. No. we 1:. and A. 111..
Meets in Masonic Building, south
Main street, lot and 9d Tuesday oi."
each month—July and August or
cepted—-at 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. D. Burr'
See.
Iutler Ghlpter No. 38, R. A. M.
Meets in Masoalc Building, South'
Main St, 2nd and 41h Tuesdays, at
each montthuly and August ex
Sec.
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the Republicans of the Town off "
Norwalk, in convention
sembied Monday evening, Oct. J 55
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"The Republican party In irrevou- '
eepted~at ,8 o‘cloclr. All Rani Arch; 1
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hly committed to the loll0wing prln- ~ »
“Pl.“ ‘~ _ -. . 1'
let: The preservation of the rightei
of the several wards~ and fixing dinJ
trlcts of the City of Norwalk.
211: That no Amendments to Oral
charter of the City of Norwalk shall
be made without the consent of all
the wards of the city."
Senator. gunning Bishop, and:
War Representatives, Charles F.
Tfistram and Cramer C. Heg ge-g
méan, stand on this platform
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WILL MR. DONOVAN nesroNr
in response to Mr. Hill's
made through the press as to what Mr.-
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Donotan would do if the bill now pend- ‘ '
ing in Congress, to pay to Confederate
‘caucus. controlled by the Southern
. gress.
duced by Mr Hobson, in the Sixtv.I
lntroducedfluLy 2, l913,~entitled:
Confederate and Union Veterans."
This bill reads as follow:s
Henge of Representatives of the
-United States in Congress Assent-
bled:
‘Ihe‘re ' authorized and directed to es
labile 1 and maintain a roll of all Con-
‘ federate veterans pensioned by the
‘With the“ amount each veteran would
* receive were he a veterafbf the Ull-
‘Treasury as are not otherwise approl
printed. the didereno‘e between the. two
amounts:
States exceed the amountqpnid by the
State. "
-'ntlention to the bill now pending in
“1913 it reset on renews:
or until.
139 it Enacted by the Senate and
‘House of Representatives of the
'gress Assembled
soldiers at pension,el1ouid come beiorei . .
him for his vote, accompanied by in». 9 .
_ strdctlons from a secret Democratic 1.
We call his attention to a hill iutro- ‘
5“A Bill to Equalize the- Pensions of. .. ,
“‘Be it Enacted by the Senate and .
neteral States, pith the amount of the \
gpeuslon received by each veteran. and 5
Jon. Iand to pay to each Confederate >-
veternn, out of such moneys in the .
provided, That in no case ~
Inhall the amount paid by the United .
. .11 this is not sufficient we also call -
Congress. introduced by Mr. Edwards, ‘
:01 Georgia. It is numbered H. .R. 6581. ‘ ' 1:2
nnd one introduced on the 22d of July," . ,
A Blink—Granting pensions to {1th .
crate veterans and widows of Con. *’ 5‘ "
tederate veterans at the rate or 989, ' ’
United States of America. in Can ~.
‘ totes; it is understood that Mr. Donor. “ ’
third Congress, numbered 11. R 6589,: _
.. “That the Secretary of the interior is 5 ' ' ‘
“That the Secretary of the Interior _‘
“be, and he is hereby; authorised and . I
directed to place on the pension roll ‘
1,200 Coats, Suit s and Dresses purchased from three of the Best Makers
of High Grade Garment, through our New 'York Office
At One- Third to one- Half Below Regular Prices.
Our Share of this Big Purchase was 225 Garments They are the Fashions at the Hour-and will be placed on Sale Sot-
urday, In connection with our already extensiVe assortment, at prices that 13 sure to create 11 Sensation. if you have
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been waiting for snob an opportunity to get a high grade coat-11 distinctive suit or a stylish dress at a great
saving; WHY NOT PROFIT NOW?
100 .ah‘dofiig‘s‘g'
35 New Styles for Winler
clover styles as we will
at the end of the season
The
Coats
All the newest Fabrics and Colors.
weather will not. be necessary to bring eager .
buyers to our garment department, for
offer tomorrou ,
price saxings such as you would hardly cxpcct’
lnotcriais'drc Boucle. Cheviot.
Mixtures."Zil)elines. Plaids and Checks.
have collar and cliffs of contrasting fabrics. A,
stunning lot of the newest Ncu York styles; ‘
Take advantage of this opportunity. You
“511 how no regrets. . . _, «
1‘ $9. 95 .
Others up to ............... .330, 00
Chilly
such
at
Fancy
Mimy
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.. zit"! :21. $895"
Women’s
The styles are too numerous to mention. for
they embrace every new, attractive, alluring
model that is now being sought after in the
city of New York These new . stunning
dresses will be sold at prices lower titan etcr
named before.
Materials—Crepe Meteor, Cliarmcuse. Sat-
111. Silk Poplins‘ etc; in an array of colors that
, embraces every fashionable shade in vogue
this fall. t
Lmdpnbjodl) the opportunitv oi the season
to outfit your fall and winter unrdrobc.
Others up to .................. $22.50
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Others up to.
Women’s
and Misses’
Included in this sale are several of the new-
est short coat Suits, as well as a comprehen-
Sl\t‘ assortment of medium and long coat mod—
Also the new fur-trimmed suits,
are to be so much in demand this season.
. Materials-Velveteen,
dine, Rough Materials, etc.
.. Styles and sizes adapted to even
.. regular ones: 34 to 44 bust measure, and sizes
for small women and misses, 14 to 20 years.
All suits are interlined.
are represented. ,, .,
Suits
which
.Broadcloth, Gabar-
figuic
All the new". colors
.r-
$995
..... $25.00
women's necKwEAn
Specially Priced for Saturday.
Including Guimps, lace trim.
med. withpleated collate! net, _
nicely bowed, in a large and vs-
ried assortment of attractive
styles; in white and corn.
Gladstone and Roll Collars, in
dainty patterns; on net and or-
le; exclusive showing or
sty 198 not to be found elsewhere.
Collar end Cult Sets, launder.
ed and semi laundered of linen
and organdie; Insert finish for
tailored gowns.
.\‘0 is a good time to buy Warm
Flannelette
5 Gowns
69c Flanneletto Gowns 47¢
in white and fancy stripes, rogu-
lar and cuisines, with and with-
out collars, long and lull since.
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WAISTS
new moneys. new err/Lao. new mesh oooos. ‘ .‘
The values are quite on attractive as the Welsh: themselves. '1"
LINGERIE WANTS
dery; value. 9100 each—-
Each » . ‘
LINGERIE wmsrs .5 .
Every novelty idea 0'! the season is featured in these Wallets—
ounce-III..I.-~I-.,c.---....-a..-I.
6......9¢
tine embroidery panels; value, $1.25 and.81.60 each——
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White voile and lawn. effectively trimmed with lace and embroi- 9‘
many with flare orgundle collars" pique veetees, shadow lace and '
PE’I‘TICOATS.
With Silk Jersey Tops
-$1 79
As, everybody knows. there is
no« silk fabric made thnt will
wear to equal Silk Jersey. and
none that fits the figure so snug-
ly About the hips. These are
splendid Pettioonts. with excel-
lent woerlng enemy, pleated end
tucked. Hesssllne ruifies, 11111.15
inches deep; mode to retail at
92.50 We never altered a better
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velue at the price.
The New Basque
GIRDLES '
Made of satin and messaiine
silk. in men, brown, Alice blue,
navy, rédend black, 12 inches
’wide, boned on sides, front with
double bending of milling or
some material; value. 69c each—
Each 49¢
who
Blankets
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’ $6.50;vslue: 90 per. cent. wool.
$5.00 value; he wool. Tomor-
‘row .................... 93. 49
“ Tomorrow .. .. $4.98
$10. 00 value; all wool. Tomor-
row 96.419
390-...-
Three Smith . ’ l
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Bargain Table
About 200 pieces, in Dress and
Skirts lengths. have been added.
including all the best materials
In the most popplep colors.— .
ALL 'AT ABOUT 39 PER BENT. 1.5
01111112
Flannel
"Pure white} soft end: has”;
value, 11¢ per yard— ‘
Tomorrow
Kimono Flannel
ette, tor-11111191109, nil now do-
yard-5 I’ "
Tomorrow . 9941!. '
‘CLOAKING ‘
100 pieces or Figured Flannelx fee-to
200 yards, purchased from a 9
355,53 and £053"; veins, 150 I,” ‘ coat maker retiring from busi-
elite REGULAR vetoes. : .
For Wornen'a and chlidr'en'a-
nets sud placed on sale
TOMORROW ATéABOUT ONE-
Each 1 I. ...
{Bogs
‘; Made ofepin‘ éeel, walrus and
moire silk, leather and‘silk lined,
with coin purse and mirror.
round and panier handle: value.
91. 26 and $1. 59 each—
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JOHNSTON ISLAN Kits
5 Large 12x1 Bed Blankets. ex-
trn heavy. in ten, ’white and
grey; value. $4. 50 pair'—
Pair ...,,..'.’..'... 3298
:yard—«v
5‘.
... ~' 4.3
foo-rim; PtAuunt
ling Flannel. pink and blue
Tomorrow.
5,000 yards heavy,- 111.er Out-
stripes and checks, value, 10c I
50c Tobie: Doniask' ...... .»
lCrih Blah ole
1:.121-2c Fruit of the Loom ......'....l
. 8c Apron Ginghams . .. .. . .. ‘ ‘
_ $2.00 BigCOmfir‘tablés ...‘g-u .
nee-Inner
IN -
(BAB‘VJIELANINEL
Yerd wide. :Wool Baby Flannel,
. extra special; value, 69c . per
‘. 1"...- ‘ I». ‘ t ‘ . ' I I , .
Tomorrow". . . . . .33¢
19,1911 usrc'un'rA‘que' "
resonate,
59.: Sheets;
row ...........~...j490
750 Sheets; 81x90. Tomorc
row ...-uhsueueuch-dzeo 590
850 $1106“;
row . 99o
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78x90. Tomor-
Six” Tomor- 5‘
u 990.19.,“ \
- sausages hues
:5 geocha
Each . $1194
9x13
~1voIhjiwe quo'N sum '
'Heevy fleece lined. hishfineck.
elbow cleaver and ankle lentil
Min: value. 090 quote--
Hoot: tall weltht. extra else-
wouau'e Hoes I." '
tic tops. toot black. double heels
11141.9:me pair-
2% yards ions. fancy.“ land?
9118?. this enemy net; valué‘f
. SLWfirpein— , I I 9 ,.
’. Per pair . . ....... 32 98‘:I .: 3
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con-Trim seems , _ ‘
, Io inches wide, cream ”1‘13
Arab,- value,20c normed... “ . it
“II'Pcr ar n
y .1 ‘. 14¢ . 11
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