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display
WM P. BEERS
IOOKI AND OTATIONEIIV "ORE.
Not-walk and So. Nenvalk, Conn.
newcomers ....250. to £1.50
in Well and Its!!!
Renae-n able mien and bum
mm .
“an m flirt-ling. .100. I! 1-2
and lie.
EIL Banks
Monoclonal. w him. so. mm
Thanksgiving Cards New
P . . Hotel Maliackemo
ostal Cards, 6 for - 5c, and 2 .
' for so. Arrangements maybe
Cards in Envelopes, 5c up. made-for Dm’ Ballsrand
Largest Assortment to B e Hound other affairs]
Here.
1 I P lar rice bill of fare for
no NNELLY'S “miss-......
Stationery Store, :6 80. Main St. 1
am
Great Thankigiving Sale
will be long remembered for its many wonderful values. We
have made elaborate preparations as .t is our aim to make this’
the greatest Thanksgiving sale ever conducted. You'll find
here a most beautiful array of Women's Suits, Coats, Dresses,
Skirts, Petticoats, Corsets and Millinery.
Come to our store, as it means a big saving to you.
Women's and Misses’ Suits from ..... . .....
Women's and Misses Coats iroi . . ..............
Condidons lover to: this vicinity
generally fair weather with lower tent
perature. Warnings for high winds
are continued olong the 001st.
WEATHER A YEAR
TODAY.
AGO
Temperature: Low,
62. Clear.
52; high,
An overcoat and shoe sale at Av-
The Merldsn Business Men’s asso«
1clarion has been reorganized into the
Meriden Chamber of Commerce.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge. No. 42, I 0.
WEATHER Fonncasr.
Forecast for» Norwalk and vicinity:
Generally fair and much colder to. O. F., this owning will meet for the
night; Saturday fair and continued transaction of regular business
“1‘- . 3 -«Sirloln Steak, 161:. lb New York
The disturbance which was central
_ {Market .
.’..°:é:i.“‘.i.i‘.‘.?.l‘é‘:.‘.3 :1: more: ...... ...... .. ......
soother disturbance on the Jersey. is recovering from o severe attack or
..They developed into a very. severe congestion 0‘ the lungs.
atom which is now central near Non- -——Porter House Bleak,18c lb Ne w
tucket, Mass. High winds and heavy Y0“ Market.
"l” were reported on the Atlantic The degree of the second rank was
0935‘. Wlth SHOW in the interior. Al‘. received by a number of candidates
bany. N Y reported seven inches or“ at the meeting or Olive Branch lodge,
. snow and Northiisld, Vt.. nine inches. ”(1,:ng of ”in", 1“; evgniu‘
The western cold wave has moved rap The justiy- -rnmous “Stove-Pipe
idly southward during the last’ tw enty-,l Club, .. which makes its headquarters
four hours and has caused in some in .. Andy" Lesry’s news store. yesteis
sections the lease! temperatures rec- l day formally went into commission.
orded tor the season of the year. lti
was colder this morning in Mlssissip , ~
pi Alabama and Georgia than it heal“ South horwollti Go to the Club
been any time this foil in New Haven 1 ““1“" or tomorrow “G find out
Atlanta. Ga, Was 20 degrees colder - Tonight the regular weekly business
this morning than New Haven. The session of the members of Lincoln
chinook winds have caused a decided: Council 1'0 4. O. U A. M.. will be
rise in temperature in Montana, North held in Mystic (‘hnin Hall on Wash
and South Dakota, and Nebraska. ington street,
There has been a rise in temperaturex
of 38 degrees in twenty'i‘our hours at
lRapid City. South Dakota. The pres- l
lsure areas are moving rapidly and
causing sudden changes in the westher' 1118 0’ Eureka Rebekah ”"89. 1.0-;
and temperature. 0. F..
—-Medlun1 and heavyweight
O Brien’ 5
caps.
can
‘ —-CAN DY SPECIALS—i
lcesslul fair, will make their gratify
ling reports.
Stillson-Powell Corporation i tend.
\V' omen's and Misses‘ Dresses from .............. gs up-
\Vfloniens and Misses' Skirts, black, gray and navy 1 98 up
Try our Corsets from ............... .
Petticoats from ............................. .. %Up
All our Hats at Reduced Prices. .
THE PARIS ii 8° ......s.
. - South Norwalk.
The style store for Ladies We alter FREE of charge
82 WASHINGTON STREET. 3
rick's is attracting attention“ just now_, ‘
—Are you in the pictures taken here _
Follouing the regular business meet-i -
this mening. the Fair Commit-z
‘ tee. in charge, of the recent highly suc‘
I‘ull P011111! Assorted Choco- -. A11 enjoyable harveai supper and‘p"
lall-‘S -------------------- 35C; dance, will be held tonight in the Town to 11.30 p. m.
lRidlevs Assorted Creams .. 27ClHall oi \lHestpn under the auspices oil , ..
.Ritlle) 5 Broken Land) IOClIIlO indies' Improvement Society} MUSIC SATURDAY
ngn local people uremiannlng to at-
The motor-boat ‘Moondeer,” ownedg
by a Springwood resident, was pound-f
ed to pieces in last Sunday“ a storm;
on the rocks of the Burchard property 1
near Village Creek. The owner of
the boot had pulled in his anchor be
We have added a cistern to our bu Sincss uliucln
house and you pay 101 it on the instol ment plan. .-\
lwill bring representative who will further explain.
ELECTRIC 1.11.11 Tl\G.
we can wire‘
l'll'ril-n
ELEUI‘RIC LIGH TING FIXTURES
tore he started the engine, and when Irons 82. 85 to u.
the engine refused to respond to his:
THE WHITE EL ICCTRIC C0.
your
call or poem!
Our prices on “aims are the Iowa at in town. No lllailei' \\ hu does the
wiring let us first quote you our pric es. Electric \ucuum ( ll mus 81¢.
030118 the wind swept the “Moonl R54 ““8? 5! 'Phone 342-3. 80. Nonvajl'
deer" on‘the rocks, and she was a; ‘ ...-— a:
‘wreck in a_ short time. The engine
was saved. l
—Norwolh pictures at The Club to;
day and tomorrow. 1
i
Norwnlk youngsters should heed the
warning of the local police against}|
stealing“ peononts and tings from auto-=
mo bile: passing to and from the
Yale-Horvard iootbail game. This,
practice is not only annoying to sn- 1
tomobillsts but the have endanger
their own solely. In the past many;
accidents have been narrowly averted
and scores oi complaints have been:
'registered with police headquarters;
all along the route Chic; oi Policel
3Willism R. Pennington is determined
to put a. stop to this piliering of pen-
nants. and has instructed the policel
emcers to act in every instance which
is called to their attention.
—See yourselves as others see you.
”Norwslk in the Movies" at The Club
today and tomorrow.
' p-MILLINEBY SALE
0: trimmed hats, shapes and millinery
trimmings at reduced prices. Lenox
Milllnery, 29 80. Main st. So. Nor-
walk, Conn.
—-Derbies, live styles. "Brien‘s.
l
011110111 Hotel
Rathskellei
Open from 9 a. m.
E moms
Thanks 'vin F 't
g1 g urm ure
Now is the time to furnish your Dining Room. This
is the season for entertaining your friends and nothing
adds more to your welcome than a cheerful, well-furnish-
ed Dining Room. Our line is the most complete. and our
prices the lowest on good goods to be had.
Dining Room Suits complete from $29.00 to 81.25.00.
Civil Service
The Demand For Male Stenographersj
is Constant. Prepare at
Merrill College
' in Our Underwear
Department
will be found every wanted
style and size of undergar-
ments. We have an. unusually»
large assortment of'plain, lace
and hand—embroidered under-
wear of the \vell-kri‘ownl
“French American" make. We
have also complete stocks of
knit underwear. 5
.MUSLINWEAR (“l"t'endi
American" Make) .
Corset. Covers 1111.250 10 $1. 08.
Drawers at ........ 250 to 080.
(binbiimtiosis at. .400. to 82.98
D.
h
l’lllumlfl I“. at i‘ r .390 ‘0‘ Q3398 '.
Gowns nt....‘....4llc to $8.98.
KNrr UNDERWEAR?
Vests and primers at 25c, .491:
and 590 each.
Union suits int 400,
98c.
Fashionable New Dresses
~ 1
59¢ dud .
The loveliest and best styles of the senmn.
SERGE moments 111.131.1111. :12.» and $17.06; ‘1
SILK DRESSES at [$9.98, 814. 98 and $17.08 .
mNsivo WINTEIt nohrrs. ‘ .‘iw
Made or. warm, cozy ’i’abrlcs,‘ in the most pupuJar
styles. Excellent values ‘ot $5. 98, 89.08, $12.98 and CID. -
98. ~-
120 “(Minuteman Booth Nero-lit. . .;,
v' we have the «1.61. out styles and the best materials at
to $9. 98.
Wen- -nm.de ~01, sevicenble materialo: styles that are ut-'
neat and pretty styles that mothers will like At 790,
9812, $1. 49. and 3!. 08.
V’ A wonderful assortment of styles. including the most
. .1 popular
inent very interesting because of the many suggestions
it offers: -' v _
to 83.08.
a will“:
i' .1 vi} Jill“
To insure to our customers the most liberal 0t all discounts. we
adopted and installed the valuable m Green Stumps. We ilnd that, the
Sterling worth of m Premiums means a for greater saving to our patrons
than if we attempted to discount your purchases in cash instead of
Stamps ’ 1 fl!
document which we oiler fox! sour pulronuge.
THE Ill-.8110!“ THE NEW SKIRTS.
TitivlsmNo
summits: .
wide range of pr iu~s-——lli.98, $2.98, 13. 49, 33.98111“! up
SEE'THESF. LOVELY WAISTS. ‘
They' are as Dre 11:: and unattractive as any waists we
ave ever had the pleasure of entering.
LINGERIE \\ .\ [STS at 591:, 980., $1.19, 31.98, 82.08 .
11d upwards. . _
SILK WAIS’I‘S at 81. 98, $2. 98. $3. 98 and up to $11. 98.
.-\ll Silk Hose
PM'I‘ICO A’I‘S.
All the best stvles are here with silk or Jersey tops
. .32.” to 37. ill)
son's and Nemo
IIOIl SE DRESSES
g
motive, comfortable and practical. At. Jan. to 3!. ill.
_ CHILDREN'S DRESSES.
Scales ot‘chnrming little dresses for the children:
»\ ...........
«1‘ . .1‘1.
..790.9801i.n11
.- D. AI NW NEOKWKAR.
‘ .......... one to
fashions. At 25c to $1 50.
fr HAND mas .ANI) Novnimn‘s.
” The early Christmas shopper will find this deprive.
HAND BAGS; the newest shapes and fillings. M We
NEW
We have a. complete stocks or the well known Thom-
Tlie i-Be's‘t' ‘
iGLOVfES:
We have a'complete
~ stock of the'celebret—
0d “Meyers" gloves. at
the following prices:
Short Sill: Gloves at
Long Silk Gloves at
short Kid Gloves at ’, - -
use . U
have
M
Gifts in the world.
OUTFI'I‘é nt- ....si.4s. sees and 32.911
SETS at ........ $1.49, $1.08 and $3.98;
WARM WINTER. SWEATERS.
These are slink er-knlt sweaters, made by Hand. They
are extra serviceable. Prices .......... 83.98 and $5.73
DE PENDANE ROSIERY.
liming carefully inspected this hosierv. we can vouch-
for its seniceability: .
flair-Silk Hose at ...................... 25c to £80
at ............. .....ioc,ilseond$l.50
minors or oonsms.
makes, 11nd can (it any figure.
I"
490.
31.25 '
You Are Cordially Inv1ted
To Our special Opening marking the installation of the well- .9
known aw" Stamps as an important feature of our sales policy. 1;"
Double 3W" stamps With purchases on opening day
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY- FIR ST
There will be no change in our ilxed policy at invariably quoting the low-
est possible prices on high-grade Indies’ Wear: and your 11"" Stamps rep
resent an additional swing of at least Five Per Cent. Remember. the Holl-
days are not so far away and “Premiums make the finest Christmas
We Call Attention to Our Complete Stools of Winter GOods.
In addition to the S. & H. Stamps which we now give with every purchn so. you will ilnd that our prices are invariably as low as those quoted else-
whe1e.We maintain up especially high standard or quality. and sell no goods that we cannot guarantee. We have always tried to make it nitroc-
‘li‘v'e 101‘ 5011 to buy here. We have slants offered his assortments. low url can and satisfactory serv.ice The s. d: H. Stamps are merely anotnei in-
' our business by offering the
\xollowing exceptional
. ues in‘stylish new suite:
‘ and $24.98, now...
We areShOwing the New Furs i W A
This is one oi the best collections or 1111' scarfs. muffs,
sets and costs we hoxe yet shown. It campuses every
wanted sort of fur and contains only turn of trustwor-I
thy qualities. A number of children‘ 5 sets is ineludcd.
‘ SPECIAL ,
VALUES IN
7 wounNs
* suns
\ Celebrating the nintroduc!
lion-01.8. 81 H. Stumps into
val-
,SUITS- nm were» $14.68;
and $18.98, now. . . . . 39.98
studs 11.... were $19.98
.srsss.
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Norwalk Chronicler