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ANNiVERSARY “TH
SALE |
7?. _ Tomorrow will be the big day at this sale
fGreat Values in Coats. Suits, Millinery, Muslin Underwear, etc. i
EXTRA SPECIAL
' Silk Lined. Suits $7.95
Values to $20. :
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We will close out 25 of this season's Plain Tailored Silk Lined
Suits at $7.95. Values to $20.00.
Tile Chamber of Commerce, tonight.
enorscrlori. mu. Five will hold, this-even
~' ' ' . , -~ ; '0 r etin in ing ill Arion Hall. a masque ball. The
V‘ .9 lock your door when you go toinfillirhgmragl‘dl u ned me E evening promises to he of special in-
‘4 .bedl
Passaic,
Joseph
85 Washington Street
ere is a “Benja-
min's style for
young men that ‘
riper
would do wall to
many-a man of
years
adopt.
“Got-
hams" is the spirited de-
A feature of the
sign and good workman-
ship, keeping the suit to
modish lines, but on the
safe side of the extreme. I
As to the question of em- I
phasis, go as far as
like.
fabrics are
you
The patterns and
there. You
are the Judge and the
jury.
vantage of trying on your
You have the ad
size before the mirror in
Various weaves and col-
ors.
The style is right, and
the fit. There is an abid- 1
ing sense of good clothes.
The effect may be as
lively or as subdued as
you please.
$18.00 to $28.00
a
All the good kinds 0! underwear 50 etc. to $4.00.
Davis
South ficrwaik
k
Why worry or take chances, when for One cent
a day you can have absolute protection .in. a
private Safe-Deposit Box in our Vaults? 4.
Come in and talk it over.
,' The case of Raymond Brothers ver- Tel-est. . ‘ ' .
for Protection, sus 'l‘iie Norwalk Investment (‘oln— ’«lhlncmg 3‘ the 1‘43“?“ “ml to‘
insure your life until your dead,lpany opened this afternoon before night, from eight to twelve.
For Protection, Judge .1. R. Booth in the City Hall, l l: Monkler $120“: sntioker “will bt‘:
.‘ . \- . x t. e ropesw can
I not your house and ham, pleaselbdolt‘ a jury I ll ton gl i l , i ex-
tell, ‘ l A rummage salc was held today in ”$35? and a spiendd true 8
storeand goods you have to sell.i1qi1feefll::;gr tgtocfiflf‘gusg‘; theMln-f .vlrs. William Abbott. of d
”VI. ' .' " J .iviitln forufew as
Ml” 0‘ you. ‘ “k a“ “'1' ldies' Aid Society of the First M. E. :,e‘:’hee:fn’;e 2, ans}. E, Readmaym
{if ' . . ' Protection? :cliurcli, of S9uth Norwaik. on Harm, ”We,“
a “9'0 is no question regarding the; Miss. Anna Wargo and Paul Soites. ~Porterhouse Steak 22c lb. N. Y. Mkl.
:ROT’EUON we \ offer “iNSUR-‘oi this city. were united in marriage John Realty is well—known uptown
' .. i" Of all kinds in the best Compesterdsy morning by R?" .J N' young man, has resigned his clerkship
um n. lbzdbo, pastor oi St. Ladlsluus Hun- , ,
who. war‘an (‘athoiic church in The Lentrai national Bank. and
’ 1“ l ' ' ' taken a position in a brokerage of-
- . . . l . _ ~Hsmburg Steak 160 lb. N. Y. Mkt. “a, m New York. Mr. new“ place
a or ' " The Past Sachems of Uncas 'l‘ribe. it’s been taken by Donald Taylor, a
' . . . . . ' ins. ular high school young man.
nTl'llBt Com n Buiidtn l 0 ll M , Will meet llilS even pop ‘
4 T] he?“ y 1230 g The annual fair of Europa Lodge, Saturday morning hoorse Wrisht.
”9 “e ' ',l. o. o. n, is scheduled to be held of Ann street. who was arrested re
1W ,tonigm. ;cently nv Humane onicer Thomas
- ‘ ' . o......._. to... of Eagle “in“, , s'?.‘l“‘in'°li2"‘§i'}§£ “$3.l‘..°.{‘°ii.i° 3223.",
. 5:";?;“:9ll’: $383: “dis” “‘3‘” hair. will be. arraigned before Judge George
“ ' ' H. Vosburgh in the downtown court.
‘ A perm“ “5 “my “3““! b" ‘20! —Sh0ulder Steak 16c lb. N. Y. Min.
' building department to wre t o.
, . Chief of Police W. R. Pennington
, 53$: “(3:99? A' Hanford, on Nonhfilas completed arrangements to‘safe-
Wt Don‘t target the Egg!“ FM, 10.1“”! nutomobllists passing through
'- - “‘ ' . . it New
'Tiibre was a special meeting of the night, in Lockwood's Hall, everybody's ’12::31‘0230‘r22JM‘Ah2u532: of boy
Koim- Club, 1““ evening, and a“ 50m" = scouts. aside from the regular and
nw~'mm§ -We’e, vat“ in‘ * 't —Sirioin 8193* 200 lb. N. Y. Mkl. v'gpecial poflceoomcers' Wlll be on duty
0 Rel-"‘1" mum's weer transacted at Thelttentrnl National Bank, of Nor-‘all day and evening. " L
. 1" :neetlng 0' 01"" Branch L("is‘l'lwnlk, is being repainted and decorut-f~ There will be anrVibes in"the
.' 1K. 0 R. last even no led, . , .lliungarinn Reformed Church on Lexi
“ ~» The members of Uncas Tribe of T "0‘, "he Sentinel will mm),‘.ini;ton avenue. Sunday. The pastor,
. ”makers dismissed regular routine ,, 9:213”, in. “we, Dummy? of Rev. Gabriel Dakota, and a large num-
. ,ilslness at last night‘s int-Hills. ”he it? & L fri'ctory. t is my, whoiber of the parishioners plan to attend
Today is short calendar day inlhafl 9"“,er the “Brains and Beauty-violaborate Harmonies iacident to the
,. deem" ,courts. and the muioritytmovte actress contest. , 'gedlmglogh on? lz'rsek ungar‘lran Re
'0! 1‘09“ lawyersare in mmnde—fil Syephen'l-‘crris W“ “m“léd last millllzpltc rocf this ginctelll'at residents
., The €889 0f the GOOdb)’ Runklli nigilt'by Ollicor W. R. Summingcharg‘ of Fairfieid are undergoing a "dog
OWN"! of Providence. R. 1.. against ed with drunkenness. Judge George s are” there is absolutely no cause
FAY H- Sherwood, at one Uml‘ Dl'O- H. Vosburgh, this morning. fined him, for worriment locally The dog war-
prlotor Of a bicycle store, “NOW“. $1 and costs. but execution of son den here has cleanedp t
' - . - . p o a marked
was started In the couu .of commonsense was suspended. onlcer James dome an dogs m a suspicions- or
yesterday afternOOn before "it"isller‘last evening rounded up- it ~
. . ‘ vicious nature, and this accounts for
Wei-toward B. Scott. The plaintiff number or boys who were making the good conditions in thl .
- . . . , a city.
chm, pany claims thatfihoruood as- things unpleasant for readers in the; Andrew Bellus and Stephen leng-
“u’d them he was worth T5300 and'dW’mown ”“1““: library. ~The young-'0.“ of this city" were vesterdayl‘visl-
n that assurance they let him stem were taken to police hendflhar- .' ' ’
‘ . . . . . tom in Bridgeport.
love $122 worth of goods. It is til-,ters and severely lectured. 'l‘hc nu-‘ A “my, number of friends from New
agar; lfle geceivjed the plaintiff. Thlsltllorltlcs will take similar action d‘ork New
' e eon ant enies. The claim is.agalnst any future disturbers of nir- ' . .
or 3150 damages. like nature. ¥.:‘.\i.t(‘t;ll;ileld, as well as from town. last
- ___, _ __ 7-7 _ ‘__.~_ _ E.- [l N! Fllriii‘iMld Mr. and Mrs, up.
i ' ‘” ’ ’ “‘ ;: .lium-B. Curnow, at their home on 14
‘ -- Meadow street, on the occasion of the
' i - first nlllllvi‘rsary of their marriagtxl
- o . {Refreshments were served and a verv‘
‘ e 0“ a In ances " lpleasitnt social time enjoyed. Mr.‘ and;
0 Mrs. t‘urnnu' received lnnny hand-t
‘ - _ . . . come presents, illltl proved them-
. ' ' ' ’ ' ' selves a-chnrming host and hostesttu
‘ figsszzfiryzilfgaggcgapers scattered about your (Theh guests departed at a lat: hour!
.I - ,.\"ir ing them many years 0 hap- ‘
Have you Jewels that you risk losing every ”Diners. 3.
time you leave them at‘home? " . . ‘ . Quite it little excitement was caused.
last evening about 8 o‘clock. on Malnl
‘julront. when a large Chalmers tour-l
trig car. driven by Charles Ambler,
.took a notion that it would rather run ,
on the sidewalks than in the streets]
.\-ir. Ambler was turning around. in,
;fl'oltt of Schultz's market, and in some]
manner he lost control of his ma-
chine. The car did a double-quick
across the street. humped over the .
,curb and crushed into the. front of I
:Magncr‘s Undertaking Store. Luckily
‘the machine had not gained much
headway and therefore was undam-
aged. Witnesses, this morning stated,
tthni. the accident was chiefly an. int»
avoidable one and no fault of the.
"Anniversary ¥ Week Specials "
Bargains That i
fiANNOUNCEMEN‘h‘ -
' ‘ ' ’ .' We wish to announce that we carry
Will more “I!“ save the CM‘ 0' a a complete Flottli ‘of Victor Records.
i We carry every Standard Record the
? Trip To‘ our Store Victor people make. We have today
'25 Year 15 Jewel Men's Filled Quadruple Silver Plate Candle-
‘in our stock 11.000 illil‘erent selections.
\Wateh $15-00 “56kt $1.19. Refill]??? price _ Remember that we have a special af-
25 Year 15 Jewel Woman’s Fiii- $1.50 . ., .tcntilult for this department. lion-5
ed Watch $15.75 ' Sterling Silver Deposit Rari- ' ,ilé‘lll'fi \‘ictrulu .‘Stoi'c. l
Genuine Wedgwood Cameos and fume Lavender salts Bottle‘ .} _.,_.___.__-___-.4,_-s.. -.-...-.._ i
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hand wrought Sterling Silver
Brooches and Necklaces $3.00
49c. Value up to $1.50
sterling simi- Links 390. Value 70" LATE F0“ CLASSI’F'CAT'ON-
'To LET—snubs refills. Hiram}
1015.00. Regular price 54.00 7 and 1.00 ~
0 $6.50. . Ste’filng’ colorist: moo rise. ed. all improvements, hot water beat”,
oriing Silver Necklace: _ 980. Value 75c. ‘ ' " ‘ ‘ i’titrnctivc location. licnt 535100.118!“
'montll. Taylor & tioldeli;.South Nor-
walk Trust Compunijuilding. n12 3t
Value 32.00.
Quadruple Silver Plate Casser-
oieo $2.98. Regular price $4.25
Sterling Silver Handy Pins 19c.
pair. Value 50c. pair.
Sheffield Plate Suits and Pep-
We Are Moving Into Our New Store At
Wall [and High Streets
RAYMOND &. m
43 museum.
Watch this space for'full particulars
of our opening Day
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illuNERAL DIRECTORS.
NOMIIR.
Mr Car
.We make a specialty of Lighting and Starter troubles.
chanics are capable of repairin Jail electrical Systems. We test and
' charge your storage battery Without removing it from your car. 116- .
1 pair work in all its branches.
Our mc- .
Haven, Bridgeport andl “
VAAS r BROTHERS GARAGE '
\ e 17 Chestnut St.,
.. _ ML;
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested that a public hearing
will be hei'drby the Board 'of Estimate
and Taxation on Monday evening, N9-
.vembcr 16th.”1915,‘at18 o'clock in the
- evening, in the Councnl Chumber,’ City
Hall, at which timothe Budget of
the‘Board of Education will be. taken
.up as‘v'wel‘i as any other matter per-
‘ tainingfito the Board pf Educationxmn
gpublin‘ hearing will too be held on
Wednesday evening" November 17th,
sumo/place n llamas; storer
, Quadruple lSliver "Plaze Fern
- .Dllhes $2.69. Regular price
3350 ~
Quadruple ,Silver Piste Individ-
ual' Castor 79c. Regular price‘;
$1.25 -
‘ Quadruple Silver Plate. Cracker
.' and Cheese Dishes $3.49. Reg-
* uisr price 04.50
' Solid Gold 'Top Hat Pins
Value 01,00.
, para 390.. pair. Value 750.1)?- .
Sterling . Sliver Hut . Pins. "19c. .
_ pair; Value 261:. pair.
Sterling «Silver Gelatin, Rhett»
ph Frames. Special $1.25.
Sterling Silver 3 piece Toilet:
' Sets in silk cases Special-
$10.98. ‘ ' . “'- '
Sterling Silver Buckle Ind_Lu-, -
our out one. Noise 82.00" -_
Sloop Breaker Hidden Boll War. 5‘
/.
400.
, , implofiflivor grim 60050ch
mum price 01.00, t. . ' -_
a w.
'kindofcoalto'use. - .
City.
P .
«on hone r360 q
0. B. Jackson
OPTICIAN \ .4 .
Everything in‘thelbptical Line“
Eyes Examined Free
6| WALL STREET
NORWALK '
PHONE 438
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4—.
Coal
' Pocket is‘l’os-
l
From A S'Coal l
itivelyy Clean
‘ . It is not exposed to the
weather and «me hit ,
loaded into the wagons un-
. less it is thoroughiy'screened
We carry the best 6031 to be obtained and charge no
more than elsewhere. ' ‘
. Tell us your, heating Problem mdwowiii tell you what
Rhone
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,,1?RIDAY. NOV\12, 1915
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TERLING
TRUE To ITS NAME.
Thanksgiving Specials-
This Friday 1% Saturday
Dining Room
$3.00 value.
rig Sale Price . .
l $1.98
Box seat, leather uphol-
stered, all quartered oak
chairs. the very best value
No more than 6 sold to
a customer.
*Dining Room
TABLE '
Round, 6 ft. extension, all
solid oak, handsomely finish-
ed. Reguarly $12.00. T'hanks4
giving Sale Price $7.95
Other Tables up to $35.00
~_
CHAIR
Thanks giv—
ever known for $.98.
DOUBLE ROASTER
The ideal roaster for “King Bird"
for Thanksgiving Day. Regular
75c Roaster, Friday and Satur-
day ............. r .' ...... 39¢
We Specialize in Furnishing iiolnes Complete -~ ..
Sterling Furniture Co.
opp. iloyl’s Theatre.
127-129-131 Washington St.
- Phone 105
_._— .__..._.__.
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INFANTS WEAR
Infants’ Short Fiannelette Kimonos, trimmed with pink or
blue ........................................... 25¢
Long Flanneiette Kimonos and Bath Robes ........ 50c
Short Sacques of flannel, cashmere and crepe-finished cash-
mere ........... . .................... 50¢—~$1.50
Long Kimonos of cashmer .. $1,75—$2_50
Short Knitted Sacques, plain or with pink or blue edgings.
_ 50¢*$1.59
Infants’ and Children's Figured and Indian Bath Robes, in
pink, blue, red and tan ............. ‘ .......... $1.00
White Eiderdown With pink or bue trimmings and satin
bound Blanket Robes ....................... $1.25
Eiderdown Robes in plain pink or blue ........... $1.50
Sweaters in white with 'pink on blue trimmings, red and
brown .......................... -. $1.00 —$1,59
BONNETS AND TOQUES.
Infants’ Knitted Bonnets with fancy edgings and borders
of pink and blue .................... 25¢ and 50¢
Infants’ Silk Bonnets ................... 50¢ and 89¢
Angora Bonnets .......... , ..................... $1.50
Infants' and Children’s Toques in assorted colors, plain and
striped ........... ' ................... 2 5(6 and 50¢
Sets consisting of Scarf and Toque ........ $1.00
l. I. MALLETTE
* Specials for
Saturday and ‘Moiiday
-l
2. room’s- ‘Dénirtuen‘t' Store
.MEN’S‘ BA-Ln'rmnoonsrnoiouewoét shades of the sea-
son, made tosoil for-$15.00 and $18.00.
Tomorrow at ...g..........,.‘..... .......... $11.95
MEN’S DRESS SHOES in ten or black, regular $4.00
grade,”......‘........-.........i... ......... $3 45
we will also place on sale tomorrow WOMEN’S ALL
WOOL SKIRTS in black and navy, regular $2.50
valueat do toot-'30.... toll..." ol-\ in -' o c ....... . $1.85
ADIES’ SHIRT WAIS'rs in diifcrent styles and makes, .
[regular Sins value, “-1 85¢
. more. eventual .
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