Celebrating 52 Years of Successful Siorekeeping
The “HOUSE OF FAIRCHlLD” Announce Their
1917
s1 we started in 1865 and now we stop to
celebrate. But we shall not mar our Anni-
versary with costly display. Avoiding the
expense of vain show, pomp and ceremony, we
have ;: ‘7 our efforts into value giving uuv
preceuented.
‘$ 15 HAVE come a long way since this
opened, a (it-finite policy of merchandising
was announco- -cl and for over half a century has
been rigidly adhered to
fancy Rina-n All diamonds or in corn- f’
binatlons o! Rubles, Bapphiru. Emer-
azas, Pearls. range. .. $25 ” $750
' reread 5.1: 8.— Pepper pr.
Anniversary Special 49‘:
new Brooch- m....... or to :50 ““d ““3
w m oerwbe‘eoua: 82.50 80 .50
WHO, s’s>o~o-o-1'Hoorsoe .5 ”.50
98c 1
Candle Sticks, Vases, etc, in Sterling
“1'9" .oasooo-nnuoosaiu .3075 to ‘25
Cut Glass Vases ....-.... -. 81. 25 to $50
Preserve Jars with .Ster-
ling silver top. Special. ..
Extra Quality Carving Sets.
Anniversary Special
53 50 $4. 50 $5. 50
Commencing Saturday, Nov. 10th and Continuing Till Sat, Nov. 17th,
1 Inclusive—FPrescnting a Host of Notable Birthday Values
Fifty-Two years ago, when this store
f; ThisAdvertisement Can Only Hint at the Merchandise on Sale. But
‘9 -1.1ere Are N 0 Space Limitations at the Store. Here .
Hundreds of Items Are on Display. ‘ . . . '1, ,«
Everything Is In Readiness Waiting for You to Share
A Great Big
Birthday Special
Your choice of these extra
line pieces in Shel. $4 98
O
Condiment Sets
Syrup Cup & Tray
Sandwich Trays
Serving Trays
Hot Milk Pitchers
. Bread Trays
Cake Baskets
c 1: son D'h mun-hon:- 1].
rac geat P1231?" 1s es; 5“: 9.3:; ,5150 ‘0 $550 3,5,1
Relish Dishes
Ice Tub
Crumb Trays & Brushes
That this policy met with popular approfi ‘
al is evidenced by the fact that we are now
celebrating our 52nd birthday. That definite
policy was (and is) to preSent the most de-
pendable merchandise—bought direct from
the maker—and sold at a fair price, always
11. .11... ii in plain figures.
This year as never before, are we pres
pared to present a great array of real bar-
gains for early holiday shoppers. We bought
early, before increased cost became contagious
and we ’re sharing our good fortune and lore-
sight with our patrons
: 2.1.1.. 1131“” $12.75 w ‘25
m'nui'i'f'u': :10 u ‘50 '
Sterlin Sil er Pe c'ls
A greagt bigvspeciall ‘ 51'49
Diamond Brnoeleu......... szs tosses
Diamond Imvallietcs,...... us to “to
Sterling Silver Toilet Sets
in cases. Special
$8. 49 $12. 49 $13 4.9
ELL... ”mail" ”M" 815 ‘° $25
3.11," may amped" . ’
I Finest _Cut Glass Vases $1.59 “ I;
12 1n. high. Very spccml
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Ehgland 51ml» 1h. 11
of “drug shops" in Previ' ence, R. l., and vicinity.
1] Years, and even deca’ .68, have passed and hundreds of
drug stores have come as .2 u 1..e, but the RikerJaynes-Hall-
Lyonsrltegeman Companies have outlived their founders,
have thrived and grown great.
‘1 Not long ago these ounce: ns were consolidated and made
into one 1:1 eat chain of’ em; stores known as the L K. Liggett
Company .
ll One of the newest, latest and most up-to-date of this
. wonderful chain of HG ’IFTT DRUG STORES is now
located in South No’wallr.
q The principks laid down by its founders years ago are
rigidly lived up to to-day. QUALITY MERCHANDlSE.
COURTESY, EFFlCl'E‘Jl' .j'ZRVlCE and FAIR PRICES
1,... a."
p. ".3 _
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ca r____ly a C_____'_cnlu
of Public S__c___rvicc
Its Reward: --The Greatest Dnrg Store .
Business in the World.
Way back before he. M mice n War—before the telegraph
had been heard «sf—before half the people of this country had
seen a locomotive—4wo young men decided to go into the
drug business.
I] in 1825 W. lliam Heges an established a drug store on the
corner of Broadway and Walker Street, New York City.
I] In 1846 William B R: her opened a drug store at 22d
Street and Sixth Avenue, New York City.
11 These int-1. ran goal drug stores, and business grew until
soon each owned 3 rm: '1 chain of stores.
I] A few years lat r anot..er man by the name of Charles
Pulayncs started a number of stores in Boston, and 11 New
lull & Lyons opened a number
are the. we tchwords of the Liggett Drug Stores.
(1 With thoughts such as these we present ourselves to you,
the citizens of Soul: Norwallc, and solicit yourfiatronage. g1
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And 80 On Throughout the Entii'e Store— 5 g 3917* .
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Come and See This Great Jewelry Exposition Whether You Buy or. Not. . . “’4 1 O
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Buy no for “.1 IAny rlrtlclo will E i
comm um. , airc i ons, “Co in) 1.1111 aside tor :1 5 O 1‘]
Prices w1ll be Christmas ”'1 v " i .'
higher, 111 u c 11““ the st 1 the Mei" Y0” “’1 “13“" ' ." i x. . 70.- 72 Easi‘ W1. whington Street
highw h n ‘n re ‘ z“ o convenient pny- . _ 1'
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.3?” l” 991 MAIN STREET—ARCADE CORNER . m r i (g; \‘ l 0%
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_ J—i «bin-31 4-: l. c..t.2uh-w«1~.'ul&" ‘ A‘“ ~ -_. ”ti-- 1“ .. - .. ‘ q
. 30570" SYMPHONY PLAYS Echarucd from custody Starr had _ “M i
1 .. ,7' - . {:3 y“ . "STAR SPANGteo BANNER" ”mm 33 yma on Jun, ; 111.1 8,, . . . .
¢ .2 ['1 ‘ NE“; YORK. 301'. l‘.-~Tl,‘-" llufilnl‘l 'rai‘nmpnt was due '0 H incl that Hflflgeg Ii. ’1
. '/ 3.-.}. 1‘. i '~' .‘unlmny Orrhcstrn.11mlcr (“mire-idler when 11.. Was “31:: J; in the ,4 “r . "v to B i s
' 1111;; of Dr. Karl Muck. plaj'1e11 The mllilnn consus, 3 m“ was an error in b
. ‘ 31.11-Spanglmillanner.":t 1111 opening (innu'll n with 11111 rpgisnafi‘," 111' f E l I H k I
(Earn-”us ilarzuln Silk-S ('"mwm’ number in i1~1 first concert or the N'a- ”13‘ 111:1 age wag give-nag 21 yr”, or canom.ca ouse eepers
F3” Underwear See Center Counters 1.:ulics' Shirt “3“,.“ >021 llt‘l‘f' Inst night in Cunt-ale 111111.? _._;_____ .
for , l' " [hi-"4‘“ ~‘“ 0‘" "l TOW“ 1111c, (1.1m to $3.1m The audience appiaudrd u'Lvh r-ncrfll'j LEFT MONEY To CHARITY. 25c Straw Table Mats, per ”L'” """""""""""'"”"" 10°
' ‘3')" and "" "nuk of Children‘s and Latin-3' mm" Blouses when Dr Muck appeared on the stage. 3 155-303”, No“ 3.1-!” Grimn “03; 23C 510k Force CUP! -------- -................................... 25¢
x” form “ n (inudr‘ Thus Enabling us to Oilcr 509' $1.00 to $2.15; for the house bills announced 1hnt h9;pital 01 Derby, and other Engtjt.ninn5' 15c Wooden Clothes Line Props Zfor ............................ 250
out ”‘3 9 Spec-1:11 \ asum 1n . _ . . 9 would play the Rational Antlli‘fih Th9 : receive bequests 1n thewiil 01 Miss 311- 25c Table Oileloth, 45 inches wide, per yard ................. 21¢
. .350 . Ininnm’ liremsps aml Skirts (hirlrfi'nf “ 3"“ "Nib” audience applauded with '11” grenterjsan Burriti. a former school teacher. Wood-n Barrel Cove ‘
11111011 Suits I (‘1111111en's Flannt'lPllf‘ (1111111an "m“ gm” "’ 3"“ "m NZ? When 1'9 COMlUdt’d ”I" numbt’r-iwho'died last month at the axe o: 93 rs a ''''''''''' .... ''''''' ............... 49°
' ._ , -____.____. l . . - $110 ‘roninn Bearis.5!’21eetlonu at . 79¢
“mum”. a...” ,. , . ._ llnys' \Vasn Suns 111.. The Methodist Emscopal
‘ ' (""3 “3"“ 9"““9” -~. « .7 wnv STARR orou'r REGISTER. file i 1 1.2. a rust Proof Clothes Dryers m
85 0951‘ 10 81 5 Bovs' “.1.“ Suits 1.11, 31.110, :1... lcliureh of Strattord and the Stratlord 1
‘v- - '- ‘ 1111qu saw... 1.1mm Starr, a tic-.1110 Whni cleoy Ilibrary Association each recri.e 25‘ 2'8““ 6°" ”"1”" 3' 19°
DY. 1‘03”?!“ 5‘ r‘Dinn Garments La‘dles’ Shirt \Vaists ‘ for ‘ '3' ml .151 :1 farm hand in “'1 it Hartford. " 000- ”I" First Congregationah ""‘. 93¢ GUY Enimeled Cooking P0“, 101!“ ------ u..-............... 730
—.-.-.. ,. .. , 4 011111 n1, 00.a P” 4" ;.
. I, _ “Jana- Ladies' Underwear Children and Adults 11 9 111-5111 1 M ed 31.11131 (‘1 nmission- C 30 .1 ’5 “d “l“ "1‘ $111“: $1.25 5-ft. Heavy Step Ladder w. h pail rut . ...... Dec
1 — - __ .1. a-.. . . .r Richard F. Carroll this week chars 1 emetery ssoclatlon 0‘ Ansoma “" 5275 15.”. Blue and wm t: Lick Doubln Roasters ' 31.93
I“ ' if”! Chili?“ CON-"l COW-TS. Slims. Pm Flannclcttc Gowns ed 1111.11 having failed to r1 mater on Other “11“?le 3310‘“!!an to $7 1.1e. 79: 2 t. Wear-ever Alumin m s "In...“ H.
‘ ‘in Underwear Also Fancy Goods and Notions 3711- to $1.25 .lunr ’1.as thc federal law required. made ‘0 friends, 19‘"an about ° ‘ '1 11.. q u auce Pans """""'-"”'" "" ” 59°
The hearing dnzclosed that Starr's at llhe hcwltal. which is named as 11111-393 F‘”! "'«" Fm" 9'5“” ..................................,, 250
"ignmrnt was due to an error and the M317 1983199 / , ~15?— 241'45-‘1 Colonial GL1“ Pitchers ...................-......-.. 296
FOI‘ 82th {day Hosiery Come to us" comm? no... ordered 11.11 1.. 1.. 1...: -————-—~ 25c amt. Coe1Hods,19¢
i _-, _ ._ __ .._.. To CONTROL PRICE OF 3““, Perfection Oil Heaters, Black Finish .........._........,,.,,_, 33,”
l . A B If”. 13:,” & SGNys DEPARTMENT 8T0“ WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.—-Dire(t my. 25:73am Steel shears ,.......,...........-............,......... 19¢
, o - 436 mils [11011 to control the price 0? bread and
- c - Pb . n: the in his stand rd 1 r «'1 1w '
s {a “C", one _ s . a oa.w..
l 84 walllllgisll Uiit .« « Silll 0 m0“ taken soon by president Wilson in :1 Der . e e e
__ 1‘ ,____;proela1naticn placing all baker-1 unit 1 ‘ DC] . Pl! .
”1 ‘ .- v, .3 " ' ‘; ' ‘ " " ‘ ” the license system admlnt-rcr‘ l h; \ rrcmpt "“7: 03¢ I059—"-
M” “draw“ O” A. ii I" ‘ ‘ final ‘ CH‘LD FURNED TO DEATH' "Pape' I Cold Comllound" EndsaCoid Food Administrator Hoover.'1'h1« link . 2S \Vashington St- . South NM
' iH'MEle‘J-N NOV- 1:“:“ridnflf y or Grippe in a Few Hours crs will be considered as manul «1111'-
H “”“mon' 7 ”"30 ' ° ‘ w l 0‘" cold *1" him" an all 13111139 ers. and the terms of the proclan.1llon "’ ' " “1...... "’7‘“ ‘
Try (1 ‘ [371,15 eater. ! her uncle and aunt. Mr and Mrs hank misery end alter taking a dose o! ‘1" make u pogslbks for u". 1,...1 "a ' .
‘ Harrington. was burned to death yes- 19399, Cold Compound" we”. ",0 ministration to comm! T00 s
.v . . price an,‘. all
Y on 1 ill be surprised how eilicient and satisfac "my a, her MM 3],, “5.1“"3’0“ 11011.11 um“ 111m dms m mm M the ML Considerable realm” I ,
' 801'? It is. Costing but 11 SI!!!“ amount to IIIII'CIIISC. in "‘9 kitchen “a when her 1111111 ‘9' I WWW") 09"“ “0394'“? M" or prices in many localities is espeetcl At I ow Pr!
' .‘ turned she lonnd the girl‘s body on the . trlls and air passages in the head, to be m. immediate "nu, , ces
made to last foryears. I G38 Room Heater should filoor with the clothing burned oii'. ? stops nasty discharge or nose running, ; All Kinds of Tools, m m ’m m
hill fl. “ny ' -- relieves sick headache. dullnessJever. ANIONIA BOY KILLED. ' u “only reduced m “ Cl! m m
ROAD MONEY FOR TOWNS. ,‘ lishness. sore throat. sneezins, ---«
Quick heat When and Where You Want It
When nest in our uliiee. ask to have a Gas Heater
demonstrated.
The Connecticut light and Power Co.
‘ mess and stillness.
HARTFORD, Nov. 9.—lllghway Com-' Don't stay stuferhsp'
years.
mmmnnmm
“W“ yuan-5m] - \
sssoxu Nov. 9.4mm Plvarnllr
Quit bl". loos years oldnus almost instantly
1missloner Charles J. Bennett has made mg and “mm; m m um». killed by the automobile of Samuel
3111c allotment oi state money to old hing heed-nothing .1” in a” "m Trotting. a local saloon keeper here,
.towns lnrosd building for the next two .1", ma mm solid as m yesterday afternoon. The boy run out
' lit-eludes 141mm. 150mm” mmmmWMflwMtflel
mount Related 1’, them totals”: alumnbatuymmuaets mnmmmamrdu-m'
58.000. The um Medic Him with“ M iostm lies. and :demfltmmmlludlelledtllebw
now. accept no :11. am m s in minutes. corner
iflsumtfil.
Buy here and save noisy.
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