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Coats! COats !
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E This is the Greatest Sale of .g.
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.: Women s and Misses Coats
To . It:
Ever Held In the Norwalks
3;: Headquarters for Silk Plush Coats in the 3;
:3: newest prevailing styles .2:
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3. From $14.95 up
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3° We have been, and are the largest dealers 1i;
' :E‘; for the past 15 years in this town. We are $5
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,7 g: building belongs to us. therefore w have “1
5:110 rent to pay.
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2;! Do You Need a Coat? ‘5
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g If so, we have anything and everything in .g.
;. :3? Coats from $5.98 up. E»
g; COME AND SAVE MONEY IE.
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" Cloak and Miliinery ' 1::
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, 33 So. Mam St. :80. Norwatk .g.
The Monks Pioneer Promoters of Rt-ady-to-Wcar
‘ .. Garments for Women
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Thanksgiving Furniture
A splendid showing of Dining Tables, Chairs, Side
Tables, Buffets, China Closcts, Tea Wagons, and many
other items. I _ 5 |
A New Line of Dainty Novelties
Of wood, metal. crockery and willow ware, including Wall l
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Pockets, Candle Sticks, S :d‘cking Sets, and a host of oth-'
ers that make most accepLabie presents at a small cost.
RAYMOND or SON ' ' ‘
, Wall’tftii. High Sts. Funeral Directors Norm-1k » :
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The City N atiOnalBank , 5
. Public Confidence
Public confidence in the integrity .of this Bank has
made possible the splendid growth of its busmess.
Proof of the superiorit y. of our methods is the. class
of people who approve of them
Relying alOne on the merit and honesty of our service.
we ask if this is not sufficient reason for you to favor us
with’ your account? . ‘
We loan money on first mortgage.
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' . . ALL THE FALL MODELS IN
“ TS,» SUITS and DRESSES
ll 1:. (Impede-Chine and
' ‘ [Nationalism and
DARIEN ;
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pqonoron E
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t‘tmoni pipts halo been laid on tho
i ong .\( ck Point r01 id for drui :mgo pill"
posits.
\\. lv‘ Webb and family of Gardiner
Str.ccl \‘oroton'f have It‘ll town for
'M\'sUc.
J. W holy and tamih of Long Neck .
i‘oint road have returned to New York ’
afor the \1' inter.
The mackerel fishing seems to 1th
about over, and local tlshermcn are
non out after frostt’ish 11nd hnke.
The will of Mrs ] Donner “ted ofi
- ‘.\‘orolon, who dittl about two weeks
,ngo. has been filed at the probate of;
‘ lice in Mumford.
John McCulloch of New York. treas-
lurcr of the Noroton Water Company,
jwas in town a few days rigouln the
'mmpuny‘s interest,
Although complaint is heard nearly
icvoryn'twrc of the shortage of coat, a
bargeload wasreceived a few days ago
by the Rings End Fuel Company.
Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes, who has
been at itidgetield this hummer ,whilo
Andrew Carnegie occupied her Nor0-'
ton place,‘ Brick House," was in town
a few days ago.
The Board of Finance met at the
Town Hall, Tuesday night. in regular
session. A few appropriations were
made by shifting from one account‘to
another, and routine business' wast
transacted.
St. John's Dramatic Club, whose
plays are one of the most entertaining
social featurea‘ench winter at Noroton,
having given the first of the seam A
couple of weeks ago, in now planning
for a second. to be presented shortly.
The Conteste- loft Brick lime
Mord-yuan mollusk)!"
York . boy will ”fly no
”militiamen ithm
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an. moi It» but not! reg-1»
«I the Out! ht:- ym, .1 Aug.
at linear- the t' K"
twin-c- II W I Int-in M
then tlo M.
than “I. I, i “I“ at"
in m I. It *0 O the
M In! at M- Ill. be result
I! M. for rem! "on be he
been a nun-er Mi d loud
thus-Snail“ the Onion m
owned by J
Henry (“ooh ul that place.
Moh- I", For-ell. who died at In
lyle home in Rama. N. J , recently.
but the owner oi ('orneil‘s n‘uodt. in
\\ 111th thr bod) (tainted to to that of
Mrs \\‘1ll'a1u Farm has round owr too
)‘t-ars alto. and his eat-cum", lzu'ob li
(Written, has run-red the t':ltth 1n the
Probate Court in Standard.
The Kowayton tiruiu Corp: 1
large number of lkmocrats made til--
trip to Stamtord, Wednesday night, to
pot-tad to the lthtuy Area-by at
"rot Pom 1mm Nu iii-”IN, to
elude slllr be In horn in I05! and
[fitted March 1.. isle. on It“
count o! un— lie on» amounted a
brl‘ndwt ”rial October l2. HHS.
Ilto ". lir became chief ol engineers.
JOHNSTON MINERS STRIKE.
JUH\.‘"I“)\\.\, Pa, Not l7. File
thousand tumors are on strike tod.:y
tn 11“- tuner t'it-axfieid tll:ll’i(‘l in»
l‘fldst‘ their denial ids 'Ul‘ higher new.»
warn» not tnct yesterday. The mines
, affected are thaw unneu‘ by operator-
‘ who are not members of the Central;
Pcnusyli'auia Operators' Association.
hat procession. As many as could be
(rowded into Andrew Taylor's motor
bus traveled that way, and a number 1.
of others journeyed by trolley,
“($95 several automobiles, fully lw_
ed “hit it were to be part of the par- ‘
ade Many people in town were disap-
pointed that the local Democrats did
not parade in nation ht (are going 01 er 3
t0 Stamford. Tht start was made from
tho (olumbia liotel
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CON
\\ASHIXGTUV. .\'01 17. —-'lht
l[tonal (‘ ouncil 01 ll)“ Chamber of t‘otn-
. llli l'(‘( of the United State: nitt htrot.
:fltoday to distuss the rut 'Iroad situation. i
partitularly the tdntuson Shour in“
.e Ytront the standpoint of the
business lnil‘l‘eati,
: sionai committal burns its
’ :‘tinto the minor d probltuis next Mona:
1nd the C-burnbtrs meeting is l.)
3., eiablt those aillliated with it to ex 1
lpltss their liens on the subject bel
A loinl Congrc-s '
' "36 Years Selling
Good furniture”
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Week-End Specials
For Saturday Hosiery Come'to Us
HOSIERY GARMENTS
Ladies' and Children's at 15c
Hosiery at 25c a Specialty
Ladies' Silk Hose
Black, White Colors
WINTER UNDERWEAR
Children 5, Ladies‘, Men's '
{Union Suits
Ladies‘ and Child's
A. DICKERMAN 8: SON
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Here Are More Oi Lee’s Famous
ER SPECIALS
(lifler ng Unprecedented Opportunities To Furnish The Dining
Ntitiii ill Big, important Money Savings-(lei Ready For Thanksgiving
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Consisting of
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Upholstered C h it i r s
with Spanish Leather.
Value $60.00
Complete for Dining SflllCS
44.-__ 93
Value $56.00
Complete for
4-1143
FREE!
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Top and Piilnr llnsc;
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triple l'lnt‘o Mirror: 8 T
Golder (ink I’m! Scat
‘Wlllt Any ol the
EXTRA SPECIAL-
Tapestry Brussels!
RUGS ‘
Regular $16.00
Six Quartered Catt
Dining Chairs
Genuine $16.50 Value for
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Leather w ‘T'
Seats
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FANCY GOODS
New Neckwear
25c to $1.49
Wide and Narrow Ribbons.
For Fancy Woxk
Ladies' Silk Dresses
$7.50. Latest Style
Ladies' Shirt Waists
At $1.00 a Specialty
Ladies' Silk Waists
$3.00 to $5.00
Ladies‘ Muslin Garments
Corset Covers, Gowns. Skirts
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ry
Plain and Fancy Handkerchiefs
SKATING SETS
50c to $2.00
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Convenient Terms
Extended To All
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slon Table with llcmy
Pillar 11:159. highly Pol-
ished '10 1: Golden 01k
with Colonial
Farm: 1:]! ."::\,\ E‘x'nc‘i
‘ I’lntc ‘lirror; 0 Golden
Oak Chain: upholstered
with Spanish
Value $72. 00
Complete for
355$
Top and horny I'illnr
liusc; (it 'dctl Quarter-
cn'bdk choirs, l'pliol-
Value $8250
Complete for
$61-83
A Beautiful Golden
link huiiei
Colonial design,
‘ French Plate Mirror. A
$25.00 val-
Norwalk Chronicler