, . ' m ‘ ‘ ' l ‘ ‘ _‘ " w, ,‘l‘r , ‘ . . . . , ‘ h ‘ . ‘ -, J‘ll: . “m, . .1 Store Open Good Friday, Until 9.30 P. M. ‘ ' Popular demand compels ”us to keep store open on Good Friday. - For the first time in 45 years and that’s the length of existence of this firm in South Norwalk. We are going to keep this store open to reduce the strain and hurry on our clerks as well as the shoppers which has usually been the case in former years. We have been compelled to work until 2 a. m. Sunday in order to satisfy customers who wanted their HAT or SUIT for Easter Sunday. , ‘ ’ ' ‘ OUR SALES FORCE WILL NOT SUFFER by it, as they will receive their extra holiday just the same. Not only will the keeping open of this store be a great convenience to the public, but we have made liberal price reductions throughout every department as an inducement for Friday shoppers. «a Stare will Clo'se Thurs, as usual, 6pm., 81 Open Good Friday, till 9.30 pm. We particularly invite you to visitthe Untrimmed Hat Department, and our Stock of Fancy Feathers. It will appeal to you more like a wholesale Millinery warehouse, rather than a retail Millinery store. No single bit! department store in New York has a larger and more varied display of Shapes than will be found on our counters. This may seem to you a strong assertion, but you ladies who go to the city quite often will hear us out in our statement if you stop in and give us a look. ‘ We feel that if the weather is favorable our business on Friday will be a record smasher -- of course we cannot _, promise a saleslady for every customer—but in our store we want you to feel at home. You may rummage around ' ‘ all you like, make your own selection—our goods are marked in plain figures ~—- and with these figures we defy competition. We have plenty 0f mirrors, so that there need be no crowding, and when you have decided on your Hat iust give it to thesaleslady and she will make out the sales slip and put your hat in a bag. 7 IN OUR COAT AND SUITdepartment you will iindas good an assortment as can be found in any store 5 times its size of The Norwalks. If you can’t find your size in a style that strikes your fancy, you w111 find it in another style equally as good. The reason of this is because we donot carry too many sizes of one style and this makes your garment more exclusive. ' WE ARE MAKING a special showing of better women’s Suits from $12.98 to $25.00 and a good shoufing of Suits for stout and extra stout women from $18.00 to $30.00 Our styles of regular sizes from 84 to 42 cannot be matched in this town. We have all the new shades and prices range from $15.00 to $85.00. While other stores are offering you suits at $10.00 and $12.00 under the ‘ pretension of giving you $15 & $20 values, we are trying to make our $15.00 Suit the minimum price, and to be honest with you, we cannot give you a good Suit, and stand by it for less than $15.00, unless it be on the “occa- sion of a special sale when we eliminate all profits, notwithstanding that our purchasing power is by far great- er than ever any other merchant in The Norwalks. . ‘ FURNITURE. DEPARTMENT Did you ever buy furniture on Good Friday? No, not in Sduth Norwalk! Now. we will try and make you buy furniture on Good Friday by giving you a Special Discount on your purchases. Springtime is gener- ally the season for, replenishing and refurnishing your homes. But Special Sales in, that line do not take place until August. We will hold all purchases during sale for 30 days at the sale price. ‘ f“ _ *~ On All New Ice Boxes 33:3“ Discount of 10% ' Brass Beds 20% ~ " Rugs ~ , . N (7 China Closets . ,:j Mattresses 10% ~ “Ranges . * 0 0 ’Chiffoniers ' ~ Dining “ Tables 10% 3:33;}? Lamps w, ' 7 Dressers , ' ' No Ready' Cash Needed. You = can a arrange‘Weekly or Monthly Payments. 0n theSe payments we will furnish your entire home for no more than other stores charge You for thecashg l ' ““ ‘ , ~ 1‘ . ’ ” '2‘: ' ,. 7“ ‘ , ‘ ‘ ‘ v . i , . ‘ u" A ‘ , . . l. _ _ ‘ v _ i .4 , m .6 ‘ y ‘ a», a“: ‘ ‘ . ‘g , . ‘ , - ‘ - ., ‘ *3: > ’ ,. . . 4‘ ' ' . . 7. , “ .. . a. :;‘.”" .Hr, ., ‘ .,. ‘ ' . .- ‘ - - n a ” ' a t I.“ . . a m 1 ‘ » 0/92 5” ' ‘ 0 D I N . w , , . , .‘ , 0‘ L 1‘ .A«.>( ‘54 > " V ‘ ”k t, a» ” talfitl ‘4‘; ‘ wry 17" '20" r. ‘66: L a” '4 I
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