COATSAND DRESSES
At Sensational Prices
,CHOICE‘.‘ OF
$15, $18 and $22.50 sun‘s
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indies Surts
$34.50 to $27.50 Value.
Special at ............
7 .98
$12.98
Ladies’ Suits
$30 to $45 Value.
Special at ..................
$24
D R E S S E S
Made to Sell for $7 98, $12.98, $16.50 up to $25
CHOICE CHOICE CHOICE ‘
— ITOMORROW 5 98 TOMORROW 10 98 TOMORROW R
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’Thcse Coats are in handsome all wool mixtures. rich velours
the shoulders.
and swing. Special at
Smart Fall Coats
For Ladies and Misses
and
wool plush. All the best colors. Stylish models that flare from 98 .
. SO‘ne belted: some [or trimmed. Coats with a dash$ ' t{)$5 5
Waists
New Fall styles in silk crepe de
and Georgette. Special at
$1.98, $2.98, $3.98 and $4.98
Chine
$3.
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Girls Loats
In rich velours, wool plush corduroys and
i; my mixtures Special at
98 to $4.9?
Charge A Ccounts Opened
Suits and O’coats
For Men and Young Men
Suits and O’coats
$15
SPC-‘ially
Priced .
At
Suits and O’coats
$13
Spe: ially
Pn'L ed _ I
Latest Fall Norfolk: models.
Boys’ suits and O'coats
l3oys’ Fall Stilts
$3398 to $8
DOYS' ANT) GIRLS'
T. I' ’EATERS
J ACOBY’S
153 WASHINGTON STREET
Sp ecial at.
98c up
Boys’ Fall O’coats
$4.98 . $5.98 $6.98
MEN'S SWEATERS 98C to $8
All Sizes
Charge Accounts Opened
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. W utter the meeting. W an auto trip a few do 3 ago to visit and Mitts Harriett Evans with origi- ‘
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.-«1 Roast beet 20c lb. N. Y Mnrkei. their daughter. Miss Annls. who iainal reading! ~
. EAST A hat-gt: or" until “as r ttl\t‘-(l lyl IDARIE N l a student tit \Vollt‘sioy College. : George Gregory. one 0f the mm: .m-
llnrris and Guns (‘Onl emnpztny y-t‘sll‘l‘l : Lunmi‘, Hillier. proprietor of [km axed residents 0‘ ””3 town had it nor F
tiny. It was towed in by the Addie V Dnrien (hr-ire wn ("mm to (Rump 'mw osmp‘ from death on Tuesday
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~"d- nia last week by the serious illness afternoon He‘ had been to the TOIIIn
Small loin pork 20c 11). N. Y: M.
Harold llnll was one of the enter»
taint-rs at the l'it‘tl Men's latlfes‘ night
last evening. His efforts \\t'.'f‘ great-
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:Mr. Wilmott of Benedict street has
mpted a position with the Yale and The regular Thursday evening pray-
00ml 'Chureh that yesterday at S. P. Fairbanks was in charge.
one of mm Carver 0‘ Cove “V0" Porter house steak, 22c lb .\'. Y. M
flagging?11:33:611321yigz There. was no meeting of the
. " idles Aid Society of the. East aven
”‘Wt no M. E. church this week because
many of the members attended the
communion attached to the Home for
the Aired’ ceremonies. _ ,
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A COLD 0R CATARRH
m Green!” in Haiti]: To
WUp‘Aith
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.5” own right up, the air passages
or hood are clear. and you can
ninety. No more hawking,
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Mr. and Mrs P Kins: who spent the
mucous dlseharge. head summer at Tokoneke, have rammed
“3:27;?” faring-“gains; to their Brooklyn home. .
., The Norwalk Epworth league will}
hold a grand rally in the Bavarian?
E. Church this evening The low.
we members will leave the Boston
store on the cur donor-ting from there
st 7 40. Moniker: may bring- : Mood
and a. large onion" Murmur].
it ire-1' otufledup loot a smell
afififl'C-reun Bum from yourM
v. Apply"; little or this
Wylie cream» in your
Wit penetrate {brooch ev-
. of tho heed; m9.
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ton have moved
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no Company in Stamford. or meeting at the East Ai'f‘nuo M. E :21“)? “will". “ u ”m" ‘3 )‘f
e Ladies' Auxiliary of the Christ Church was held last evening. Rev 122;: ave "m”‘ed to their city
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E. E. Bruggcrhotf oi the Post Road.
of his father. who lives in u suburb
of Pasadena.
Rrv. S f‘. Johnson will exchange
on Sunday morning with ‘Rev. C. We
Barrett. and administer the common
ion to the. hitter'u congregation at
Roxbury.
Plans are being made to present
the playiet “The Country Minister"
at the Town Hall on Friday eveninz.
Norman. has removed to New York November 24, for the benefit of the
for the winter.
Mir-.5 Julia Gorhnm of Brooklyn re:3
cently spent. a few days With rela-
tives at Noroton.
Allen Sheldon and tamilyfot Nora.-
to Hartford where
Mr. Sheldon is now employed.
Mrs. Arcilnrius of Newark. «I'bo re-I
:centlf acquired the Reynolds proper-
ty on Leroy avenue. is Visiting her
niece. Mrs Eugene T Btirgvzsaer.
Miss Annie Nichols of Newark, Who
has been visiting her niece. Mrs. Eu-
I‘gene T. Brit-sensor, is quite in at the
latter‘s home on Letoy avenue.
'H. L. DeForeat of the Heights has,
been entertaining friends 1mm New
Jersey. '
«Mrs. William Orchard and her
nought”. mu Brittle. are visiting in
“NJW- ‘ .I .‘
Methodist Church.
, The two Lhildren of Capt. Peter
Kristiansen or the William Zeigler es-
tote. who have been infantile rar-
alysis patients at the Stamford Hos-
pital since summer. are expected
home shortly. ‘
Miss‘fiurlet Evans, wnp'hns been
stopping at the Methodist parsonage
as the guest oi her'nisbtr. Mrs. S. C.
Johnson tell donw stairs yesterday but
met with no greater mishap than a
few bruises.
The Tuskegee Jubilee Singers. —Who
so planned nevernl audiences in town
about a year ago. when they visited
Batten. will sin: with in the Cote
gregattonnl Church but Monday or-
ening. Thorn will be no ndxnission
m, but ureter-tun m ”WI-ma .
ntituté will to than;
lib! IND! "Hill?!
Hall, to who, mid w as crossing the
Post road' to enter hiss/axon tore-
tnm home when an automobile struck
him. as he was backing away from a
crowd on the sidewalk. still talking
to them. When hit by the car, whose
occupants did their best to avoid
striking him. putting on their brakes
and stopping within it to»: test. Mr.
Gregory tell across the mudguard of
the machine, and had the presence o:
rnind anilicient to cling to it with his'
hands until the machine stopped and '
he could release his hold with tunic~
ty. ' _ _
Louise Goyctte. whose father is
chauffeur for ‘A H. Renshtw of No
roton. wee bndly balloon and shaken
up by being hit, by the automobile of
Mr: R. a-blelow of shipoon on Tues—
day afternoon. and is fortunate that
she is now alive. The ’tlttlo girl is
in the second glide at Noroton school. ,
and was you; home, orouing the
Post madman:- school had been dis-
missed, when hit by the. our. whole oc- .
currents summoned hysicinna from
Stanford and Dorian and did all they
could for the little innate.
continuing their homewnrd fray.
One day little Flora woo mm to
o!“ the Port. one an netting tooth removed Tint ‘
beioro '
Suits and Diamante. 310, $1150. $15-00: 319-00
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or SPEQIAL- '
lZA’llON
UCCESS in' any entcr- ‘
prize is usually based on
one dominent idea. In
" " " this business the idea has been
to supply, in ready for service
clothing, garments which offer
the some individuality of style
that characterizes the best cus-
orn-rnnde productions.
in their perfection of fit, fine
tailoring enfexclusive style,
our models are first kin to the
custom tailor’s most ambitious
work. Theldiflmnce is one of ' '
price only. ‘
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