TODAY and”
We will hold the Last Two Days of the most sensational ,‘ “ , '
known In the history of The Norwalks. After that our‘bpsrhéfig Will .
vane ever
Dido normal and
legitimate Condlaons. We know it isn’t fair to our competitors to sell goods Eht sun ridiculous
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merchandise at prices that will knock out all competition ; ,2; .EE :7.
There Will Be Nothing Charged Dnnng Tins Tale
drugs, Hint EMM‘ ‘ -- ” ii:
prices, but we have been forced to it—and now we will go them one better, and will sell good
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always being the name ”time quailty
all aheeluteSSiy traair anytime
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”Ill Ethel Glover.“
The Baht Norwaiir fire leioe will
hold a monthly nioeting many fitgbt
lira. 1.3m. at new
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Filth Itreet
hoolmakar oi
. Marian! Fitch Itreat. «12:?»-
re a II; p; c c or
une”dl1r g the comlEiEIgnEEEanalol‘i. EE ,
in.“ lira. William hole, oi But Notwithu
ained her too: in New Canaan. last
turd” by aligning on the too.
The Colonial Hill and
on the Benedict mm bridg ban- to”
'Iurned bmtibn I' ntior a 'Ilhort' abut-
1:05“ ’9??th aM lire.
t We, a e entertnMIlngEEE Mr.
.2114 Mrs. Howard errlcir, or New lio-
cholie, New Y
, lira. anar ll ”lEtodoipb, of CW9 ave-
nue, who has had Inch a more time
with an attack at blood poiaonlng.in
,now able to be about again and it» al-
moat fully recovered.
it aired.
lathe gout or iriudnln lidgeleld. ,.
”Janus-I
r bunt
be inIm a aged ,
iEgiicnwnfiig'g‘mm‘
.prenow “’
“:1” «mu-3w “my“
' : got-nonmam Flt!!!" ..
hit and "I‘ll
=3 III! Iyauuuamhiu
itaketwoorihream
{late to. TbeConunanderwiil;
_1 mbdellintoaenleoinli
Tubular: Wear ‘ -
or m own thlI morning with .
m railI it wnI impoallbte a, 4»,
Cl time until a new plow m ‘
appearance and tended the ,
Mattera were then better.‘
it wan impouibie tor the car
the Beat avenue can at the
avenue Junction. .
Hiram Brown. ntfla’rr
who wan aevareiy injured ,
tailing (in "5b: ice “at Trinity in ”1'.”
no: gait n bag an trail on ,
Bromine came down to Dream
yesterday morning but now bin
in Inflected and be is again laid
Md. At tim it: waI reared that
rlbl were m but Inch in not”
badly broiled.
”believed to be the cane, though he W
, w Minna Wat ' ' ‘
Church. new 0 'l‘. 9‘ ,
10:30 a nu, worship wit ‘
the pantor Eon “Christian Titled,”
lowed by comm ion Iervice; "ll." ,
Bible achoiil.‘ again“ tor‘ lid, EEE
at all agea; 3 p. In., Junior ”
char oi Minn Pal; , ,
League devo ”El
Ierriion "
Edward E. (iridium in dintrtbutlng V m ”7"“ of
umguautuorwaik several mtea or "‘0 mm VI" '90“ W
orangoa which were aunt here by his
lunclo’. D. F nonm- Tbe fruit in in
excellent shape and of one lane.
hire. Florence .Waite unaided 0” 9' ing- at 10:
her toot and anion unite badly recent-
ly, by having a tea beetle of boiling
water upset upon it, at the home at“
Mrs. William Lyle, lint Norwallt.
from "in Cup."
The Advent Chriatian Church Vb!
.tZandz street, Lester P. Reynaldo,”
tor—Communion” and' fellowship meet;
a
12 m.;10?ll.;E'WmE'hefl' ’W at
5: is p, In. Subject, An Unleanv‘mmd
Lite, leader. .hirI. Richardnigad
I each n . . mm
The Ollagownlia Italian, or East guru} 5mm at EEE’ Muffiucm m
NorIvaiir, who bare it very cosy club ing Tuesday gfi' id; at 7: so.
That our former sales hav always been genuine bargain sales we can pibve by hundreds of
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men and Women who usually ta e advantage of our special offerings, but nothing like this has ever
been equalled 1n price Cutting.
HEM] llllllll lHE BARGAINS lllll HEM MB
SEE OUR 15c COUNTER.
We have put together all kinds of Undorwcan
for chlidreu, all kinds of ”ribs and Caps, all kinds
of lilousc Waists, and a lot of other notions. .\r-
iiclcs worth as high as $1.00. all at 15c L'iit‘ll. Ask
to see that 15c counter.
SILK AND LACE NET WAISTS.
We bike a beautiful assortment. prices range
from $3.75 to $15. all to go at half price duringr
this sale.
Petticoats of all descriptions. from 75c to $3;
to go at half price.
Fur lined CI.Iz1t.-.,S18.5o; worth $35 and $40.
Caracul I’lush Coats for $12.50.
Cloth and l’lush Capra. EIEill'I-ic cams are worth
from $8 to $15. WI- will close them out for $3.98.
Five hundred Skirts for women black, blue,
brown and mixtures. from S1. so to $7.501”an
Silk and Voile Skirts from S5 to $10. \V'ori‘h
more than double.
IETailor—madc Suits for misses and ladies. $5,
Eflfio. up to $15. . Worth double.
75 Children’s. and .Vlisscs' (fonts. regardless of
former prices, all for $3.98. Sizes 4 it) Io.
Cravanettc and Silk Rubberized Rain Coats
for women, $5.98 and $8.50.
BLANKETS AND QUILTS FOR
” HALFEPRICE.
We have a big assortment on hand. Blankets
This sale IS for Two DAYS ONLY. liner that we will show on Sleng 1qu nu
- half price:
gilt frames. all goat half price.
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asvlrigh as $6. Quilts from $1 to $3.08 regular
prices. All these will be sold for half our regular
selling ‘pricc. . ”
Lace Curtains. l'orticrcs, CoIIIItt-rpnnps, for
half our regular selling prices. The price to you
will illt'iln almost nothing. , I E
Kurdcstau Rugs, 9x12 Rug, for $I0. This Rug
will Wt'ill‘ like a body Brussels; very handsome
patients! For this sale $10; worth $18.
l'nrlor Cylinder Stoves, nickel trimmed. the
iiCnl heaters in the world. We are going to lost;
a loi‘or' money on them, but rather than “can;
them until next season we will close them out for
$5.00 for $2.50, $6.00 for $3.00, $8.00
for $4.00, $10.00 for $5, $15.00 for $7.50. .Comc ill.
early and take your choice. ‘
China Toilet Sets. tcn pieces to a sci, worth”
$3.00, for $1.50 per set.
Parlor and Dining Room Pictures: handsome.
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For MIIf’fshml Boas, also Mink and Squirrel
Sets.
tlIcsc goods on hand.
We still have a very fine assortment of
it will pay you to invest.
livery pit-cc is guaranteed first class. Prices less
than at wholesale. l E l . . . '4
Long loose ant, hali~littcd [Broadcloth Coats,“
black and colors. regulnr Epriccs from $7. S50 Sto
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$25.00, to'closc out at this sale for ”half their
former price. /’
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Men's Sweaters, $1.00. Men‘s Cardigan Coats,
$1.25.. . I' I
Men's and Boys' Ovcrconts from $2.00 to $8.00.
Worth double. ”
Boys'_ line kucc pants Suits, black tliibct bud
diagonals, tor $I.50 and $2. ,
Young men's Suits, long pants, sizes 14 to 20,
for $3.00 a suit. ,
Men's Suits, odd sizes, only one or two suits
or; kind, $3 and $5. I I 0*
Men's White Stiff nosum Shirts for 50¢.
Worth $1.00 , » . .
Mcn’ 3 mid boys’ tour-ply Linen Collars, 3 pairs
for 25¢. ' - ,. .
Mons Fleece Lined sum and DrawErsEfor
39:. ”Worth 75c. ' E
‘ Boya’ Fimc Lined Shirts and Drawers for 25¢.
RUBBER SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.
Ladics' Storm Rubbers, worth 73c, tar 48c,
Ladies’ Storm Rubbers, worth 65c, iorv45c.
‘ ’mti'lv. ‘Rubbers, worth’floo,‘ fair 60”de 691E!"
”BWWRubbcro, werth 75c, tor 5th.“;
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Children s Rubbers, worth Spit, ’101' 30'} We; ‘
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our business sam as before—CHARGE ACCOUNTS AND EASY PAYMENTS, T0 nu. ‘WHO
WISH IT
a)”. ‘4th- £1; 4: JIM:
I EEc a i at
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bum in Second avenue,
club hnI been steadily growing
inmmllp. I
George Cdn’iriin, of Warren avenue,
moved yesterday with his “”11an um
m‘iin P.0lnt Lohg island, ltia
(look
ing on the island.
meat Norwalitora who are in Florida
report mach dilerent r cathet-
31min the hind/that. has been handed'
out here. Several Euth'orwalk young
men have written trienda here that
they have been practically enjoying
Iummer.
An exceptionally big tide won in thin
morning The meadows were cum-
u. ./ pletely inundated and the top: or doctr-l
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-in some places were under water. The ‘
big tide in due to the tact that it in
storm.
on Long inland.
visiting on the island for some time"
there, I
perigee, combined with an easterly ‘ixeég
Intro 'EEEIEE K
in
Captain and Mrs. Albert A. 6er of which
First Itreet, arrived home yesterday [may
from lIlip Heliport and other places ‘
nun "Ii-’3 .3
'I intention or takiitg up tnnné tlillil mi
Intend to Mr; W .
have a big supper thin éEIleIring. The flights: ““0ng Willamette “E EE’EESb
iSn ‘7‘. ‘0’; u_ u- '5. I 3'";
”fill {
bond”: which EEEEb
utte'
"Ellie?“
truer :93:
the
if”: or ,
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that IheEiif‘uI‘E had “fishbowl-
but they, consider their Ire emf“
cbi’el‘en in this orbiter.
WE, CobkliIk-h'e bl
‘Ebhlrcnt-is Tannin;
I. it‘ml' to ignite E’i
lhg' a tour build?“ 'thI '
Mn. Geib has been :yp' the ice in 1. We!
but Captain Geih only went over Thurs- 'sfmé
day on business.
he .
liiight ror‘geitthg his but
East Norwailt people are awaiting better.
with more than ordinary interest the
Norwalk, which will be held l-‘Iiduyi,
night to take action trending inr-
lights ' i
A delegation at more than twenty.
mm by
rushing this nation or the town with non’ "Ml! "ml
men; drebce ' , .‘
and mu mourns ”smurf, E
.. 'htlralrththebgi‘“ “'03“
to otth er ISoIIhmM'V "
on one 2 city mo mg " ' that ibe‘b “If troll! E
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are members or the Epworth League at the Wheeler roIIEIiIiry
Society. or the East Avenue Methodist 'walk. The 5'01”!
church, went to South Norwnik hut Imn tor celebrit
night anti heard BiIhop Burt at the bi- Jilly. but 0 ,,
monthly union meeting at the
Methodist church.
Captain Royal Decker and Enllneel‘
Norman minor-tit are contemplating
a trip to Miami Florida, the latter part,
or the present mohib. it they man a
the tripEE they will be girl-ta '6! a boni’
captain, and will remain in Florida for
about two weeks.
Clarence i1 Whittaker. non of
atreet, who laa
Norwalh High School intends to enter
Shelield Scientific School at Yule”,l
next spring. lie la oi as; lnyentivo turn
of mind and it in believed that the
Shell course will be of great benefit to
him.
There will be two games tonight
the pool tournament or unydow
Hook d Ladder Company.
aprag'n , 80.
Wfl m
and Entry Waterbury I“
mt” would "WE
low near "(iiifllit Church»
The ingenious IWI..”
rm nmoum onngIylhil
3:1: Wits,”
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enne No. 85 VII
Charla B. Whittaker of i7 Winfield """lS
Iiudant at the “thin," E0 ' '
.ullhfiatbilEEEqEEfl SEE”
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:Nlmllthe
report whle
tuilg‘ n to
two (aetion'g,
two isobar.
100. are to play the first pump and Je‘r- W
ryhcogn. so. and wunm amount
10, the second With two gamed anc-
night it will not be long betora t .
tournament to completed.
for the tint time till winter. the uni when the anrbriai
WW liicox and mind
Norwalk Chronicler