GREAT HARVEST SALE A Sale With a Clean Sweep! No Doubtful Values! The Right Kinds of Goods and Plenty of Iliem at the Right Prices. Thousands of Bargains Tomorrow A FINE LOT.OF SERGE DRESSES ON SALE TO- While Enameled Bath Tub Seats, (fit any sizel. Value $1.00 .. 59¢. Twenty-live Specials in Our Do- mestic Department for Tomo: row’s Selling 15c FRUIT OF THE LOOM ' 1,000 yards of this Well known mus. lin. Yard wide. tlAmlt, 10 yds.) 54¢ 12 r-2c OUTING FLANNEL 2,000 yards, plain white. heavy white outing or cloth for nighties. pajamas. etc. Tomorrow. ......... 9¢ _\‘«1 50¢ TABLE DAMASK 04 in. good, strong mercerized table awash, in lengths 11/2. 2 and 21.5 yards. Tomorrow ......... 39¢ yii $59 WHITE WAISTING Fine white sheer or heavy 3‘2 and 10 inches wide voiles, nninsooks, etc. 'l‘onton'ow ......... 19(- pl 17c PILLOW CASES Good 45m. 'i‘omorrmy . . . . I . 12‘ ;¢ cash no LINEN CRASH Russia or; Barnsley crash. is int-ho wide. Sthrdy value for dish, roll- cr or kitchen towels. Tomorrow ............ Firm eunlce trnderskirta. ‘\‘\‘\‘.\ 3 I ‘4'! fair muslin. no dressing. . g l l g. 9. v, i. . 6 art, a "Ivi't $1.49 BED SPREADS Crochet quality, Msrslelles piti- ierns. Full, big double bed size. 'l‘otnorrow ........ 98¢ each $1.50 LINEN LAWN Fine quality. 4‘: inches wide. Special width for women's handkerchieis. All pure linen. 'l‘oinnrrou' ........ 98¢ )‘ti. 59c ART LINEN Pure white round thread urt linen, for scaris. lR int-hes wide. Tomorrow ........ 39¢ yd. 98C CRIB BLANKETS For Baby's crib orpcalz'rioge. 36x54. Pink or blue patterns, Teddy Bear, Jack anti .lill, Tueedlt Dee, etc. 'i‘otnori'tm' ......... . . . 69¢ $7.50 AUTO ROBES lieaiy all wool auto robes. Reversi- ble plaids. Warm for winter wea- ther i‘uiiiuyron .......... $4398 $3.00 BED BLANKETS Blenhfim lied lllnnko-ts, Grey, tan or white. Regular double bed size. 'l‘omorrnw ...... $198 pair $6.50 CALIFORNIA A Wonderlul Showingé-They’re All Here. Big Loose swinging Coats of Soft Wool Velours, Broadcloth There are the plain colors, fur or plush trimmed. The PLUSH COATS are plain, also racoon or oppossum trinmed. The BROABCLOTH COATS Come in all the leading colors, COAT NEWS OVER . FIFTY NEW STYLES Coats, Plush Coats, Mixture Coats, Novelty Coats Burgundy, Mustard and the New Greens. The prices tomorrow are 8.50, 9.75, 12.49, 15.00, 18.50, 19.75, 22.50, 25.00 27.50, 32.50 Every price is a sa Ving of at least twenty per cent. Broadcloth and Velour, in a Special 100. Women’s and Misses’ *SUITS Sale TomOrrow at $15.00 Extraordinary Value at; the Price MORROW AT 9.98 These dresses are made of excep- tionally fine quality of serge, and are exceptionally good looking. Double Tie Belts, White Brood- cloth Collars, Steel Bead Embroid- eries, me some of the surprising fashion lealures. Serge Dresses at 81088—31238 Straight line models, Coulee effects, Empire styles. All new, of course, anti in a host of attractive new fashions. The serge is notably good. WINTER UNDERWEAR For Men, Women and Children The best mills in the country sup- ply our underwear needs. We sell standard qualities only. The prices tomorrow are worth while saving. Women's Fleeced Vests and Pants Winter weight ............ 35c. Women‘s Fleeced Vests and Pants Extra quality .............. 5%. Children's Warm. lt‘leecy Vests and ..................... 29c. Men‘s Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, $1.00 quality at 89c. Men‘s (lrny Wool Shirts and Draw era, extra value .......... $1.19 Men's Fleeced Shirts and DrnWers, all sizes 7500. Women's Fleeced Union Suits, nil sizes .......... .. .......... 69c. Mediuuf‘Size Round Willow Clothes ‘ Hamper. Value 82 ....... $1.69 Medium Size Wet Wash Clothes Basket. Value. 89c. ........ 69¢. White Porcelain Dinner and Soup Plates. wiringold bands. Worth ’ 15c. ........................ .9: Perfection ()il Healers, America". We have just 25. "Best in . \‘alue $4.00. Special ..... . 53.35 .- "l.igiithouse" Cleanser, regular 5c. each ............ 3 cans for 11¢. Round Tin u'asn boilers, medium ' size. Regular 40c. ........ 29c.» GREAT BLOUSE OPPOR~ TUNITY During This Unusual Sale HUNDREDS OF WAISTS IN CREPE DE CHINE At $2.95 Each Similar values never offered ‘by us under $2.95. tailored, others more fancy, with Some styles are plain 7‘ neat tucks or dainty embroidery on L collar. fronts or cuffs. Colors 1) V . cipully white and flesh. All size BEAUTIFUL WAISTS OF -GEORGETTE CREPE .\t $4.98 Each: if any remain unsold they will 50 l . Dainty blouses all. ' marked 34.95. ()t’ tine quality crepe, made in many of the latest styles, with beautifully embroidered patterns or finest tuckings. Colors mostly white and flesh. All best sizes. EXTRA SPECIAL FOR Tomorrow ........... 12 Lé 98c DIAPER CLOTH Red Star, sanitary and antiseptic. 10 yard pieces. Tomorrow ........ 69¢ piece ‘\,‘\,‘\,‘\,‘\ ‘\_‘\‘ \. '1‘-I’I'V‘A -, U. U. a Most of them fur trimmed 1nd every suit in the lot is worth a gust deal more. This you will easily see when you come here tomorrow. These suits are from two of the best suit makers in America and are the top-notch both in style and matemls. 'niey =are exquisitely fashioned'l‘h c colors and «fabrics are the most wanted of the season. Just a few have the collars that are worn flat or Cl’ufihed‘lp to thechira It's a splendid suit oppor- tunity. TOMORROW so Dozen NEW DAINTY WAISTS Regular price SID.) ,. .-, .................. 85¢ 141.," ‘1'}-..A’ ' .‘7‘ -<‘\-\. ‘a‘\-\.\$" BLANKETS 3-4 wool. White or urty. sturdy, worm blankets. 'l‘onuirrow ..... $4,50 pair \‘\-~_‘ \,‘~ uni-ran";- KITCHEN FURNISHINGS Our prices now are less thrin the mills‘. in car load lots. 26¢. Bottle Liquid Veneer . Good, . 18c. 3, it -‘a.’ u . ‘.“.‘ x- y-‘ ‘\C‘ \“x “ .1..- Ui-;-1-d-l-t \ w“ Furniture oi All Grades For every room in the house at the‘ lowest possible prices.- We will gladly reserve purchases for future delivery. ‘ A new line of small pizces suitable for Wedding, 'Anni- , versary tar-Christians Gifts. .‘- ,. ' RAYMOND BROTHERS ”a... — The Best Shoes for Men Johnston and Murphyfs, Siater’s‘and Finenon. Many models of these well established. and rfinfir makes. , 'r Call and see some of the new lasts for fall. We Carry a Big‘Line «hosiery _ -- , -~ assist-m MHONI‘ I’Tedi‘l’it‘k Murphy, of Main Firm”. l-‘our cfndidntes Wore initiated last Was :1 Visitor in New York city to- evening at a. meeting of the Loyal .dny. EOider of Moose, South Norwnlk ,‘ Lodge. L‘ouis Wood has resigned his posi-} tion with the St. George i’upt‘r Pom-3 pany. “‘There’ivillybowa’nieetinfi‘of Doug! as . . ~ . . isevcrnl seasons. Those include: Edith “3"." ”Women! :olief L‘orps dth‘ml Taliuierro, Zelda Soars, Adele Roll evening. . All mom ers art. urge 0. Ernest Stallnrd, land. Otto Kruger, be present Mgtfit31w:ll}llbptr:a:e?l“mines Dow Clark, Charles Brown. 'Tho “MW“ 19 n l q r Elmer Grundin. Lincoln PluntcrrEd- ‘lwm'd Sunder and others of rqunt and Mourning Bands [era in witthington street. i ‘ worth. ‘ l -~Umbrellas By reason of the illness of Thomas O‘Brien's. w. lot-gun, of Hartford. grand inspec- I tor ‘of the Knights Templars of this state, other “members of the grand confltandery have been designated to male the annual inspections of the vat-Ions commenderios. F. Ward De- len, of Danbury, grand worker, has been" named ‘to inspect St. John's commotion. ‘ of Willlmsntio. sad as- Mayu Mu: C. Wheeler, of Nor- walk. deputy grand commander, has been assignbd 7m inspect crusader commandery of Danbury. Tbe'dstes oi the inspections have not yet been announoed. RED CROSS DANCE TONIGHT. Jolly 3 dance, Fri. evening, Alicll Hull. Dancing until 2 o'clock. Regular business was transacted ni“ Chapel, MOM“ evening, NOV- 13 I" last night's meeting of Court Narruk, 7:30- No. 58, F, of A. i it is not every week in the srason i . - ‘00!“ NW“?! Band WI” PNVid‘ that Nor-walk amusement lookout are l 311;: ;:r_l(:nlLf“:lfu;91(:‘f 3: 63:30:31]: Music “The AWOFY- offered a cast like the above anti it ' ‘p l i Tonight's Red Cross dance at the; 1,1 10 be hoped that the public will. "local armory present): every indicn- show its-appreciation by giving this 4 tion of being one of the dsnces of thcl gin-“tron the bumper house it (1&1 ' season in Norwalk if it is estnblished genes, w l __ . . l Full line of softs, OBrien s. as an annual affair. Dancing, Saturday night, Town As-s ‘ . l The armory his been handsomely, sembly Hull, Grace Brothers full on; Buckingham Post, No 12, G. A. R.. decorated [or the occasion by the ,ohestra. with athedroi Chimes. met this afternoon at four o'clock in ladies of the ”flew. and ‘now prey, the headquarters in the TownAssenr aunts a ‘very attractive appearance. Misc'Elaie Sheehan, of Union avel bly hall building. in Wall titreet, and Tho em! Artillery de' which CLO V ER'S ' nue. has taken a DOSIIIOII ”3 organist transacted routine business. .; ldmd one 0‘ the bu“ was , . . . _ 3.1"] the Church 03 the Assumption in in the auto at the. present timer will EST. 1897 ‘ bl .. Westport. render music [or dam-inc, and will .l ' concert, from at t until nine 1 —-Tho return by special request oi! street last evening. and trnnaactod a" . 7h ‘ , fore the dancin be hit. iClara Kimball Young in "The Court routine‘btutneru. amnion“ or the‘aflali. on?!i they ' mon Law" at. the Regent, tomorrow. i A large crowd of Norwalk football 3“" promise to be "‘7 lam, will bo‘ turned our entirely to the Red . fan are plantain to witness the Yale- *mro :wln rho unset-twang zor ' g Cross Society and they will go to- , 23m some in New Haven, tomor- , :Bishop harlot: humbly. K. 80.. w. This is one ‘or the bl m “.mnoteriola for tiresome! . and mm Glitch «would be used of the m.“ (:th colleges. — .by’thmnod 060219 in case of war or‘ ‘ _ . In Idmintsiierlng the twentyaixht- an! ”Wm imm- —Y'ourlensei mam M71". 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