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Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07

MEMS FURNISHINGS. At 19c-Men's heavy weight Police Suspenders, reduced from 25c. At 2oc-Men's Fancy Suspenders best
 quality webbing, kid ends, re- duced from soc. At 10e-Men's fast black Cotton Half
 Hose. from 12Hc. At 7e-Mens Half Hose in black and mixtures, from 1oc- At ffc-Men's woolen Half Hose. all colors, from 121sc. At f7c-Men's Half Hose, in wool and in cotton. from 25c- At 2fc--Men's heavy weight woolen
 Half Hose, all coIors, from 25c. Mems Neckwear-Au styles and color ings at 21c from 25c-at 39c
 from 50c-at 79c from $1.o0. At 42c--Men's Working Shirts of cheviots and sateen. from soc. NegIigee Shirts-For Men. at 42c from 50c-at 79c from sL00-at s1.19 from $1.59.
 FIannelette Night Shirts-For Men at 39c from 50c-at 69c from 75c
 at 89c from S1.00. FianneIette Pajamas-For Men, at S9c from $1.0O-at S1.19 from s150. Blue Flannel Shirts-For men, at 79c from S1,00-at S1.19 from $1.50
 at $1.69 from $2.0o.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT

BOYS Winter Overcoats at $1.95 from $2.95 at $2.95 from $3.95 at S4.50 from $6.50-at $500 from $S.50-- at $500 from $1200.
 BOYS Rubber Coats at s2.s5 from s3.50.
 INFANTS Sweaters at 39c from soc at S5c from $1.25-at S1.15 from s1.50 at s1.95 from $2.50.
 BOYS Sweaters at S5c from s1.25- at S1.15 from $1.50-at $1.50 from S2 % at $1.95 from S2.50.
 GIRLS Sweaters at s139 from s2.o0.
 WOMEN'S Sweaters at s179 from $2.50-at $249 from $3.00--at $3.95 from S5.00-at S4.95 from $500.
 WOMEN'S Knit Vests at S5c from s1.0O-at $1.29 from S1.50-at s1.69 from $2.0O.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07

At 59c from 75c and S100-at 9Se from s1.25 and $2.00-at SIPS from SIPS to S4.0O. At 12L2c-Persian Band Trimming, all
 colors and widths, value 19c to
 soc.
 At f2I2c-Silk Trimming Braids, black
 and colors. value 19c and 25c. Our entire stock Of silk Appliques, Spangled Trimming and Colored Bands at half prices.
 At 12I2c-Hamburg Embroideries in
 baby sets, insertings and edg-
 ings to match. value 19c and 25c. At 1oc-1S-inch Hamburg Eimbroid-
 cries for corset covers, value 25c
 and 39C.
 At 5c-Remnants of Yelling at SC each. At 5c-Women's NeckWear, Stock Col
 lars and Jabots at sc each.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
SMALL WARES, TOILET GOODS, ETC.

At 4c-Capitol Pins, brass pins, full
 count, from Sc. At 4c-Clinton Safety Pins, all sizes at
 4c a dozen, from 5c to 7c. At 7c-Pearl Buttons, large and small,
 F to 2-dozen a card. at 7c card
 from 10c. At 20c-Darning Cotton. black and
 colors at 200 a dozen from 25c. At f0c - Violet Talcum Powder, 1
 pound tins, from 15c. At f2e-BebeoclS's Corylopsis Talcum
 Powder from 15c. At f9c-De Meridors' Greaseless Cold
 Cream, value 25c. At t9c-SyIvan Toilet Soap, assorted
 odors. 19c a box of three cakes
 from 25c. At 39c-Cold Cream Toilet Soap at 39c
 a dozen, value soc. JEWE1IRY-all our Holiday Jewelry at Sale prices-at 15c from 25c-at 33c from 50c--at 69c from $1.00.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07

At 37c-Fancy Tinsel and Elastic Belts from soc.
 UMBRELLAS-Men' and Women's at Sale prices-at 79c from 9Sc-at $1.29 from S1.50-at $1.59 from $2.0O- at S1.98 from s250-at S3.9S from s5 00. POST CARDS-Local views 25 diff ferent views in package-at 10c for a package of 25 views. CARRIAGE BAGS-Women's Car riage Bags at Sale prices-at 79c from $1.00--at $1.29 from S1.50-at $1.69 from $2.00-at s1.9S from $2!50-at g. 49 from $3.00.
 SUIT CASES AND BAGaat 7ec from $1.00-at S1.19 from $1.50-at S1 69 from sz00-.at $1sS from S250-at $2.49 from S3.0o-at $3.sS from $500. At Stamped Wood for burning 100 Pipe Racks, Picture Frames. Placques, etc.-a big variety
 value up to 45c.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07

BOYS Fur Band Caps at 39c from 50c--at 49c from 65c.
 BOYS Felt Hats at 79c from $1.00- at 95c from S1.50.
 GIRLS Tams at 3sc from 5Oc-at 59c from S5c.
 BOYS Blouses at 19c from 25c-at 44c from 50c-at 79c from s1.00.
 BOYS Knee Trousers at 19c from 25c-at 39c from soc.
 BOYS Knickerbockers at 49c from 5ec-at 69c from s1.00-at 95c from s126.
 BOYS Juvenile Suits at s1.S9 from s2.5o-at S2.95 from $4.00-at $4.50 from $5.50-at $5.50 from s6.50.
 BOYS Two piece Suits at s1.69 from s2.50-at s2.69 from $4.00-at $4.50 from $6.00-at $6.50 from $500.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07

WINTER OVERcoATS.
 Mems and Youths Winter Overcoass, some with velvet collar, self collar or convertible collar. At these reduced prices:
 At S750-reduced from $10.00 At S3.95-from $12.00 and s12.50 At St275-from s15.00 and $500 At s16.5o-reduced from s20.0o At S1e.5o-reduced from s25.G0 WINTER SUITS. Mems and Youths Suits at these re- duced prices At S7.50-reduced from 5000 At S8.95-from $12.01 and $13.50 At S16.50-reduced from $20.00 At S1o.50Hreduced from s25.00 NEWS AND YOUTHS TROUSERS.
 At 79c-reduced from $1.0o
 At $1.29-reduced from $1.50
 At $2.1e-reduced rom s2.50
 At S2.e9-reduced from $3.o0
 At S4.59-reduced from $500
 At $519-reduced from $6.00 MEMS WINTER CAPS.
 With and without earIaps.
 At 3oc-reduced from 50c
 At 69c--reduced from s1.0o
 At e8c--reduced from $1.50
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
LACES, HArlBURGs, ART GOODS

At 3c--Imitation Torchon Lace Edg- ings and Insertings to match, all widths, value Sc and 1Oc. At 5e--All Linen Torchon Lace Edg- ings and Insertings to match, 2 to inches wide. value 10c and 15c.
 At 6e-French Val Lace Edgings and Insertings, very fine goods, value 10c and 121zc. At 10c-Platte Val Lace Edgiugs and Insertings to match, 11a to , inches wide. value 19c and 25c. At foc-Point Venise Lace Bands and Applique. white, cream and ecru, value 15c to 25c. these three prices:
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
Second oor~~Clearance Sale Waists Wrappers Muslin Underwear all Sale Prices

FIANNELETT GARMENTS.
 Short Skirts-At 21c from 25c-at 44c from 5Oc-at 65c from 75c.
 FIanneIette GownS-At 39c from soc at 65c from 75c- at S5c from s1.00-at $i19 from SIPS.
 FIanneIette Bath Robcs-At 9Sc from s1.25--at s1.e9 from s1.50-at s1.69 from s2.00.
 Dressing Sacques-At 44c from soc at 65c from 75c--at S5c from S1.00.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07

Women's Coats of Broadcloth, Serge and Cheviot-
 At Sf4.98-reduced from s17.50 At Sf6.o3-reduced from $20.00 At S21.93-reduced from $25.oo Black Plush and Caracul Coats for Women and Misses
 At 1.93-reduced from $15.00 At S14.93-reduced from s17.50 At 21.9S-reduced from $25.00 Women's Cravenetted and Rubber ized Rain and Dress Coats At 5 e.98-reduced from S12.50 At 1.93-reduced from $15.00 At $16.93-reduced from $20.0t OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FURS, scARFs, MUFFs AND FUR COATS AT A REDUCTION OF 25 PER CENT.
 cHILpREN's COATS.
 Full length Coats, sizes to II 
 At S3.19-redIced from S4.0e
 At $4.3o-from $500 and s6.50
 At S7.19-Reduced from s8.5o
 At S9 9o2-Reduced from s12.5e cORSETS-WRAPPERS. ---------- Af 2oc-yVoroop,S Cnrcatc short ma
 diun and long. from soc.
 All sI.0o Corsets-at 89c
 All s1.50 Corsets-at S1.39
 All $2.00 Corsets-at $1.7e Women's Wrappers-one and two- piece Dresses
 At S5c-reduced from $1.O0
 At S1.2e-reduced from s1.5O
 At 1.69-reduced from $2.0O WoMENs pETTicoATs. Black Satteen, Moire and Cotton Taffeta-at s5c from s1.00--at $1.29 from s1.50-at s1.69 from s2.00-at s2.6s from s3.G0.
 At womens Silk Petticoats. in $2.49 black and colors very
 special values at s2.4s from
 s3.50.
 womens Silk Petticoats, in black and colors-also in Persian and Ores den effects-at s3.9S from s5.oo-at $s.49 from $7.50-at $8.49 from 5000.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
Ribbons

At 7i7c-Narrow Ribbons in all the leading colors at 71hc a piece of 10-yards. from 10c. At 1oc-MOIRE and plain Taffeta Rib bon Sla inches wide, in all colors, from 12 1ac.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
HANDKERCHIEFS

At 3c-Men's Plain White Hemstitched Handkerchiefs from SC. At Sc-Men's Japonette Handkerchiefs, with silk initials. from 1Oc At 25c-Men's White Japanese Silk Hemstitched Handkerchiefs from
 39c and soc.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
GLOVES

At Sec - Women's Kid Gloves - our regular s1.00 Duchess" Kid Gloves, in all colors at S9c a pair. At s5c-Women's Cape" Gloves in assorted shades of tan-our regular $1.00 Gloves and equal to Gloves sold at SIPS. Many other bargains in Gloves and Mittens during the January Clearance Sale.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07

At z2e---Straw Mattings value up to
 35c a yard.
 At 59c-All Wool, Extra Super Ingrafn
 Carpet, value T2c q yard. At 5ac-Best Quality Tapestry Brus-
 sells Carpet, value e5c a yard At $1.4e-Heavy Velvet Rugs, size
 27x54 inches, value s2.00. A $3. Rugs, size 36x72
 inches, value s4.00. At $3.49-Crex Rugs with Grecian
 border, size 6xs feet. value $500 At $6.o8-Tapestry Brussels Rugs, size
 9x12 feet, value $10.G0. At $14.25--Ten-wire Tapestry Brussels
 Rugs, size 9x12 feet, value $500. At 49c-Duplex Opaque w Il W
 Shades. light on one side, dark on reverse, value 65c,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07

At 2Izc--Children's White and Colored Border Handkerchiefs - s a e price for Sc. At 6c--Fancy Handkerchiefs for kimo nos, pillow tops, etc., reduced from Toe. At 5e - women's Fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs-hal price at Sc from 10c.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
COTTON DRESS GOODS

Duckling Fleece, 2S inches wide, good assortment of pat terms for kinonos, dressing Sacques. etc.
 All our Best Quality 36-inch Percales, in light and dark colors, a big assortment. Eiderdown Flannel. extra heavy quality, 2S inches wide, pretty styles for kimonos, etc.
 Scotch Ginghams, 32 inches wide, in stripes, plaids and checks-19c a yard from 25c and 29c.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
WOM EMS WAISTS

25c small lot Of women,s White value Waists, a variety of styles, 5oc all sizes, slightly mussed- At women's White Lawn Waists, 69c also of dotted Swiss and Cross Bar Material, with hamburg and lace trimming, value $1.00 and s1.50 At Womens Tailored Waists, 85c pleated front and back stiff collars and cuffs, value s1.00. S3.1o Women's Black Silk and from Persian Silk Waists, also s4.00 Messaline Waists at S3.19 from $4.00 and $3.79 from $500.
 WoMEN's DRESS SKIRTS.
 Of all the newest cioths-Serses, Pana- mas and Fancies. At S4.1e-reduced from $500 At S649-reduced from $7.56 At $3.49-reduced from s10.00
 Wonen's Black SIX and Black voile,
 with or without silk drop skirts At S9.98-reduced from s12.50
 At S11.9s-reduced from s15.00
 At $16.9S-redtpced from s20.0O
 WoMEN's TAILORED SUITS. Women's Tailored Suits, medium and
 light colors, 32-inch Coats, satin lined,
 i pleated Skirts
 sys We%se,s oo s,,;s1 s12:.o .t and S7,98 Women's Tailored Suits, of chevio.
 and serge, in black, brown and navy. s11sc Me%ss,s ss;ts SEQ st a"dSll.98 s2O.O0 Suits at $15.e3 $3O00 Suits at $21.9o
 WoMEN's WINTER COATS. Women's Winter Coats, of Scotch
 Mixtures, dark and medium gray, 52
 inches long
 Regular 5000 Goats GS QQ Reduced to-. .U O.OO Women's and Misses Coats, in small
 \ semi fitted and full length body and sleeves lined with satin Regular S12.5o C7OQ Coats reduced to pI'OO Women's and Misses and Junior Coats, in black. gray, navy and novelty goods, some full satin lined Regular $15.oo ell OQ Coats reduced to D 1.JO
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
DEPARTMENT.

INFANTS DEPARTMENT.
 infants Bonnets-At 21c from 25c- at 44c from 5oc-at 65c from 75c-at S5c from S100-at $1.39 from S1.50.
 infants Coats-Sizes to years, at s2.49 from s3.00-at $3.29 from $4.00 at S439 from $500.
 Children's Dresses--At s5c from $1.0t at SI.39 from S1.5Q-at s1.69 from S2.O0
 ChiIdren's Wool Sailor Dresses, reg ular $500 value at S4.39.
 children's Flannelette Night Robes, sizes to IA years-at 37c from 60c.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. THE SALE OF WoMEN's UNDER. WEAR WILL BE CONTINUED DUR ING THE JANUARY SALE. TT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT SALE OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR WE HAVE EVER HELD. DON'T MISS IT.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

Boys and Girls Shoes. Sizes 5 to S-3oc from 95c. Sizes 81A to 11--S7c from s1.00 Sizes i11s to a--$1.15 from S1.25.
 Boys Shoes. Sizes 21s to 51s-$1.29 from $I.50. Sizes 131s to 2-$1.79 from s2.00. Sizes 21s to 5-$2.19 from s2.50.
 Women's High Shoes. At $f.79-reduced from $1.o0 At $21o--Feduced from S250. At S1.79-reduced from $500. At $2.98 - Women's Suede Leathe Shoes-reduced from $350.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
GLOVES

At 1ec--Women's Cashmere Gloves, in black and colors, our regular 25c Gloves. At tgc-Women's Golf Gloves, in black and colors, our regular 25c Gloves. At 39c--women's Golf Gloves, m black and colors, our regular soc Gloves.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
IT KITCHENWARE. DEPARTMENT

Al 7c-Giass Salt and Pepper Shakers; value 10c. z At e6c-Decorated Plates and Sauce Dishes at ssc saS dozen. value $1.20.
 At 30c--Shield Water Jugs, 8 gallons from 40c-4 gallons at 40c from 50c-5 gallons at Soc from soc.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
Silks, Black and Colored Dress Goods

At 23c-ReaI "Seco' Silk. plain and
 dotted, all colors, value 3ec. At 33c--Reai "Sedo" Silk, plain, all
 coiors, value 39c. At 49c---AIl our Plain Colored Taffeta
 and Bengaline Silk, value 75c. At 49c-19-inch Messaline for dresses,
 black and colors, value b9c. At 58c--20-inch Best Quality Messa-
 line, black and colors. value 75c. At 83c-35- inch Best Quality Messa-
 line, black and colors, value
 $1.00.
 At 3ec-24-inch "Orkeda'' Silk for lin-
 ing, all eolors, value 59c. At 69c-"Mirage'' Silk. rough weave.
 in eight colors. value s1.55.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
SLACK DRESS SILKS.

At 69c-24-inch Black Gros- de- Londre,
 all silk, value S1.00 At 35c-20-inch Black Peau- -de-Sole,
 guaranteed. value S1.00. At 98c--36-inch BlaCk Peau-de-Sole,
 guaranteed. value $1.25. At Sf.29-27-inch Black Peau- de -Soie,
 guaranteed, value s1.50. At 77c-S5-inch Black Taffeta SIX,
 guaranteed, value s1.00. At $f.19-36-i inch Black Taffeta SIX,
 guaranteed. value s1.5o. At 93c-24-inch Black Satin LumineuS.
 guaranteed, value $L25.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
NEWS WINTER UNDERWEAR.

NEWS WINTER UNDERWEAR. At 3ec--Men's heavy weight fieecy-
 lined Shirts and Drawers, from
 soc.
 At 42c-Men's heavy weight Ribbed
 Shirts and Drawers, from 5Uc. An odd lot of Mems Shirts and Drawers in Natural Wool, Canefs
 Regular $f.oo 4Qr
 Underwear at I ~ At 55c--Men's Ribbed Combination Suits, in ecru color, from s1.10. At Sf.59-Men's Natural Wool Combi : nation Suits, reduced from S2.0o. NEWS COAT SWEATERS.
 At 73c-reduced from $f.0o
 At 98e-reduced from Sf.50
 At $1.9o-reduced from s2.50 At $2.69-reduced from $500
 At $3.3S-reduced from s4.00 NEWS WINTER GLOVES. Mems Winter Gloves and Mittens, both Wcolen and leather.
 At 2tc--reduced from 25c
 At 3sc-reduced from soc
 At 79e-reduced from s1.oo
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07

30 All our Best Shirting Prints om at 5c a yard from 7c. 7c
 34o 10000 yards of Good Quality due Outing Flannel, light and 0c medium colors, in checks,
 stripes and plaids- Ao All our Best Dress Prints, om Indigoes, Silver Grays, etc. 7o
 14e Printed Flannelette, light, om medium and dark colorings I0o for waists and dresses. Lse Princess Cloth, 2S inches om wide, pretty French Flannel .hc designs, good assortment of
 medium colors.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
CARPETS and DRAPERiES

At 69c-Musln Curtains, ruft1ed and
 flat, value SSc a pair. At 98c-Muslin and Scrim CurtaiEs,
 value $1.10 and s1.3s a pair. At $275-Scotch Lace Curtains, in
 pretty Brussels effects, value
 $3.75 q pair.
 Sale prices on 2, 3 and 4-pair lots of Cluny, Irish Point and Brussels Net Curtains. At 12izc-Casement Cloth for window
 draperies, value 15c and 25c- At oNc-Yard-wide Silkoline. value
 12kc yard. At 12Lac--Yard-wide Cretonnc. value
 17c and 25c. At 15c = Reversible Colored Curtain
 Scrin, value 25c.
 At l Full-size Silk Floss Mattress, S12.00 two-part, value s1B.o0.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07

At 9c--Children' Knit Undervaists, all sizes for Boys and Girls, value 15c.
 At 44c--Boys' Gray Ribbed Union Suits, reduced from soc. At 44c-Girls' Ecru Ribbed Union Suits, reduced from soc. Women's Fleecy-lined Ribbed Vests and Pants, winter weight.
 Regular 25c 10c
 Underwear at JI Women's Fleecy lined Ribbed Vests and Pants in regular and extra sizes
 Women's Regular 2Sc
 60c Underwear at OCS Women's Natural Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants. in regular and extra sizes.
 Regular 75c 2Qr
 Underwear at JSA Vests and Pants in regular and extra large sizes, value HOO and s1.25- At 79c-women's F1eeey-lined Ribbed Union Suits, in regular and extra large sizes, from $1.Oo. At $1.48 - Women's Natural Wool Union Suits, Munsing make, value as high as s2.50. At S1.69-Women's silk and Wool Union Suits, in regular and extra sizes, value s2.0O.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

At 58c - 50-inch Scillian. 45-inch Granite Cloth and 42-inch French Serge. value 75c. At 79c-44-inch Wool Poplin. 44inch French Serge, 4S-inch Satin Soliel, value S1.0O. At 97c-- 54-fnch Henrietta, 42inch Storm Serge, 54-inch Novelty Suiting, value $1.25. At $1.17-42-inch Panama, Priestley's make and Storm Serge, value $1.50.
 At S1.1e e- 54-inch Black BroadclOth, sponged and shruuk, value sl.5O.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
coLoRED DRESS GOODS.

OOIO6Eb OhGOo OOODO. At 21c --Colored Cashmere. poplar
 cloth, serges etc, value s5c. At 25c-Colored French Flannels, all
 wool, value soc. At 35c-Dress Goods, including prun-
 nelfas, plaids, etc, value soc. At 42c-Storm Serges, Cashmere and
 Batiste. value soc. At 57c-All Wool Novelty Dress Goods,
 value 75c and soc. At 65c-50-inch Cheviot Suftings in
 five staple colors, value s1.0o. At 77o-All our Fine Novelty Dress
 Goods, value $1.00. At St.f9-Al our Best Quality Broad
 cloth, reduced from sf50.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
GREATLY REDUCED

At 49c-Size 1O-4 White and Gray Blankets-Sale price 4Sc pair at 69c from 85c-at 9Sc from $1.35. At 39c-Size 11-4 Single Blankets. At 49c-Size 1O4 White and Gray Blankets at 69c from S5c-at 97c from S1.35. At 1.39-Size 10-4 White and Gray 'FWoolnap" Blankets from $1.75- at s1.65 from $2.00--at SPAS from $3.00. At $2.48-Size 11-4 White and Gray Wool Blankets from $3.00-at s3.4S from $4.50--at $44S. from S5.5O.
 All Bed Comfortables at Sale Prices.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
Ribbons

At f5e--MOIRE Taffeta Ribbon, o11- inches wide, a good line of colors, value 25c. 1 900 wards of Fancy Ribbon, hand some Dresden effects, 4is to inches wide.
 Regular 25c 10c
 Ribbons at O>
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07

At 25o-rGalvanized Chamber Paiis i.~ from S9c. At t25c-Galvanized Coal Hods from
 35c. At 79c--Mrs. Potts Sad Irons, irons
 and handles at 7ac a set from
 S1.15.
 Wash Boards of zinc at 19c from 25o at 25c from 35c-at 35c from 4Bc-- glass at 25c from 35c.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07

At 2ec-Bleached Table Damask from
 4214c--at 3Sc from 50c-at 4Sc from
 65c-at 5Sc from 75c.
 Napkins, all linen, E size at 93c a dozen from $1.25-at $119 from S1.5C at $1.S5 from $2.25-at $2.6S from $500.
 Napkins,A size at $1.4S a dozen from s1.s9-at $I65 from $2.00-at SPAS from $500 and $350 At 22c-Turkey Red Table Damask
 from 30c-at 3Sc from soc. At 95c-Hemmed Crochet Bed Spreads
 from S1.25-at $1.19 from $1.50--
 s1.65 from S2.00.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR For Women, Children and Infants

At 8c-Childrens Fast Black Ribbed Hosiery. in a full line Of sizes. At tfe--Children's Black Ribbed Hos iery for Boys and Girls. all At 15e-Children's Fast Black Ribbed Lisle Hosiery, value 25c. At 1fe-women's Fast Black Fleecy- lined Hosiery-Sale price lie a pair.
 Women's Fast Black Wooien 1Er Hosiery in a full line of sizes | CS second quality of regular
 25c Hosiery. At 17e-women's Black "Burson'' Hosiery-Sale price 17c pair, three for 50c. At 17c--Women's Black FuIi-fashioned Hosiery, regular price 25c. At 25c-VERY SPECIAL women's Fast Black Hosiery. with split feet-our regular S715c quality. At 2ee-Women's Fleecy-lined Black Hosiery-Our regular S71a quail ity.
 SILK Hosiery for women, warranted pure silk, gauge ZOC weight in black only, second
 quality of our regular soc
 Hosiery.
 and Pants in the regular sizes.
 Regular 25c 1On
 Underwear at ~
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-07
WoMEN'S PETTIcoATs.

Black Satteen, Moire and Cottoa Taffeta~-at S5c from s1.00-at SIPS from s1.50-at s1.69 from s2.00-at s2. .6s from S3.00.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
~ .n Tenv Years AGO Governor of New York Was Hanged

tive against him. That he was not over
thoughtful about the feelings OF otners'
and thus paved the way in some measure
for his fate, Is indicated by the fact that a
delegate to the Colonial Congress described
him as "a man that carries on some mat
ters too arbitrary"
At length King William and Queen Mary
appointed Governor named Slaughter
and a Lieutenant Governor by the name Oh
Richard Ingoldsby The new Governor
might have reached New York as soon as
did the paper addressed to whomsoever
was protecting the peace, but he did not
sail until more than a year after his APP
pointment. He went by the way OF Ber-
muda, while Ingodsby. in another ship
sailed direct for New York. Finding Leis-
Ter in command of the fort. which Lelsler
had strengthened in the course Of his oc-
cupancy OF the office, Ingodsby ordered
the New York merchant-soldier TO give up
the fort.
Leisler, learning that Ingoldsby had no
ot;cia! documentary warrant from Slough
Ter TO hold the fort, obstinately refused TO
give il up to him. on the ground that there
was no evidence that he was Justified IN
doing so. He offered to Ingoldsby all the
courtesies the town could afford including
his own house-doubtless there were no
clubs in those days. but the next pes.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
In City Hall Park Today Near the Spot Where Leisler and
His Son.inlaw Mibourne, Were Executed in 1851 as
TRAITORS" German Societies VIII Set Out
an Oak Given by City of Frankfort.

, horns and proclaim William and Mary the
lawful rulers Of the colony. Instead. they
took the waiting course. while the ankle
ties OF the people grew. 1t was dubious
situation. in which no one knew where he
was at"
why don't YOU proclaim William ana
Mary?" was the query the people put 10
Nicholson and his incompetent council
They were getting more and more on edge
The terrors OF French invasion kept
every one in the whole colony on the alert
Nicholson made foolish speech, and evi-
IDENTIFY was as much afraid of the people
as they were of him. HI would not permit
them to enter the fort in numbers sufhcieht
To man il. one day. when corporal VINO
could not speak English well. was called
before Nicholson he took with him another
man to interpret for him AS soon as
Nicholson saw the other man he was
frightened apparently, for he rose up IN
anger and shouted:
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
LEISLER in POSSESSION.

Dn the morning ~ question, whcn the
rroconcortcd signal. perhaps drum. was
Heard through the streets of the little town,
tho train bands gathered in front of the
houses of their captains. thus conveying
gentle hint of the feeling Of the people III
general The captains and some OF the
l.outcnants being conveniently not at
home" the companies were obliged tn
march off under the command of subaitefn
fIicors to the "Plain of the Fort WHICH
1orhapy. was Bowling Green. In the mean
time. Leislcrs company had taken con'r"i
of the fort While standing in their places
waiting the orders of Lcisier the colonel
in command OF the whole force ana the
captains cam, up and tried to intimdate
tleir subordinates. but ii was OF no avail
Their efforts were interrupted by an en-
sign Of one Of the companies. who boldly
turned the scale by marching his company
into the fort This settled the case, for all
of the other companies and some of the
captains followed Then, one by one, some
he stating, others fearlessly, the men
stepped up TO the drum, on the head or
which lay paper stating that the signers
were in favor Of William Of Orange and