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Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 11, 1914 · page 9

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SATURDAY, JULY 11. we

 

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A Great Cut Rate Sale.

ON SATURDAY JULY 11th,1914

Begins the most crushing actual price breaking sale ever attempted among responsible established merchsnts 111 this part Of the country by the Great Clothing and Furnishing Bitsblishmeni of South Norwalk, Conn. The
. _ . . -.re in he supreme hnsineas effort of its two years.

nor 'of our and Anniversary in basilica, fivfl

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great money-saving benefits ofthie _ 1 of 25 to so miles will save cosine many times over by purchasing for monthslaheai. ea a w 1: My
1 1 fSTEAK” HATS. I SI: so MEN’ S AND 2 I -.‘3 ll FURNISHINGS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN KEITH'S KON-
‘0 c 0se out r0111 .1 le store. Value $2.00. $2.50 f: . . . . - 2 3 .
and $3.00; special at this sale ..., ............ 79c YOUNG MEN S 9 ‘i' h I hie. file“? ”in“; indt'lldemfiar 8‘ 6113-5}? en in . QUMEER MDKE-
SUITS, 8590. t e ltSlOl'V merelsn 18mg en’s rlggan a - . :
. CAPS. , ' Shirts and Drawers long and short slee\ es, double $4.00 Men’s
é“ X{allue .................................. 25c Men‘s :Bucleam'an sealed: 3 colors. Shoes ........ 51-90
(31 a ue ................................ .39c Cheviot Suits like you . 25c and 35c kind, at one price 19c . N ,
1.00 \ alue ............................... 791: [have always bought at 50c kind at one price ........ .' . . . . . ........ .391: $4.50 -lens
TRUNKS AND SUITCASES. $150. The same hand— , . 75c kind at one price ........ . .......... 451: Shoes ,,,,,,,, $3.35
$5.00 Trunks ............................ $3.48 30"}? patterns; 31504“: $30 MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’ S SUITS $2 50 Work
$4.00 Trunks .......................... . . $2.98 plain blacks.’ \Vill c’ut .: AT 810 40 Shoes . ‘ $1.79
$200 Sultcases -------------------- '- $148 and 5135" and 89“ {50" ' Handsome Black l‘hibets and unfinished V. or-
$1.50 hilltcases ............................ 98c -------- 5-90 sled Suits. also Rickfield lirowns lllues and Greys ., $3.00 \\ ork
25c Rubber Collars ......................... 15c Suits can not be had anywhere else for less than Shoes ........ $2.09
SHIRTS AT 39 CENTS. $15 MEN’S AND 520 will be sold ill this sale at ............ $10.40 HOSIERY.
Work Shirts and Dressy Business Negligee :gggiggg SAT $22 50 MEN S AND YOUNG MEN’S SUITS ~ 1262.: ficMHfiSl‘ffy‘gsgfimfl """""""""" I:
Shirts that are 91 50c value. cut and fit prdperly, ‘ _ ‘ AT 311. 90. 34;“; KC firingsiciazi """"""""""" ;c
H made to stand the strain; all marked at cut price, $7.45. larticnlarlv in this grade suits “‘6 hale t greet- “my; 20c and 1431109.! lspii‘ial .............. 15c
‘»’ ‘39 cents. 9 9 ‘ . 9- ' - ', est surplus. Picture to )Dumli lens Handsome ‘ .. . ‘ ‘. I ' ‘ """"""
3.! .\ m of $100 Shirts at ................... 969C rglitelig.;\ult:“1(rl1 hull}; ’laili‘red Suits in Silk Mixed W orsteds and lined Mans 3512 Hose. specnll .................... 19c
3! All $1.00 Shirts at ........................ 89c glk ii! i l V m: ag d thronvllout with the best serge lining. as. .. SUSPENDE’RS.
II All $130 Shirts at ......... c .............. $1.19 1.1 mile l6; Critiiiiindabriy $ MENS AND YOUNG MEN S SUITS V [110 celebrated "Presulellt Suspenders sold all
9 . I o ............ I . . G ‘ ‘ ' . 9 25- 0° ' over the world at 'oc, durinrr this sal ...... c
“I! ' :i 3‘5) gggtinrogegsa;;’now ' .5195: 1m“! and sl’lendl‘“? WILL BE SOLD FOR 513. 25. ‘ zgc Suspenders. including th: Police rind Fire-39
I $100 Dress Trousers, now ......... ’ ....................... $1. :0 tailored. ‘m‘t‘io’ bust- 111 this lot you will find mam colors to choose ‘ mull Kind ............................... 19c
.‘I, $2 25 Dlress Trousers, now _______ ._ ........ $1. 50 "SSS or are” wear, to from; also blacks. Never before has such a fine as- ‘ , ,
.II $2. 50 Dress Trousers. now ................. $1. 70 be 591‘] {0" 10M ‘ lhah s1: l'llllt'lll of high grade shits been offered at such
H $3.00 Dress Trousers. now ................ $1.90 the cost (If prnduttlon. , shamefully slaughtered prices. These are products . ,
3. $4.00 Dress Tromers' now ................ $2.60 , 9 of \mi r11 .1 s l’llust skilled tailors. Now “hell )0“ emem er
‘3 $5.00 and $6.00 Dress Trousers, now $3.40 $18 MEN’S AND YOUNG ME‘N'S SUITS 11111.1 llltlll most you can get them at one half of '
‘ ' ' ‘ their real who.
.5! RAINCOATS. AT 39-45- ’ THIS ' '
3‘ $7.00 Raincoats ...................... $3.98 HANDKMIEFS
ll $9.00 Ruincoats ...................... $5.48 NOl what “e say here hi“ the Will?“ “ 1” shout c'l lllt and Red Handkerchiefs .............. 9 3c
if $10.00 Raillcoats ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, $5.93 the loudest fol this sale. \ allies like ‘lllcse Mons 5c “bite llcmstitched Handkerchiefs at. ...... 3c S‘KLE WILL LAST
ii $15.00 Raincoats ..... . ................... ”$898 Silk Worsted Suits, hundreds of them "If ”'1‘“ me While Hemstitched Handkerchiefs at ....~:6<:
ii 3.} .00 Raincoats ,,,,,,,, ’ ____________ .51098 Come early 8"“ {Mk “Wm out 35 ”IV-“8 garments 12 1— 2c White Hemstitched Handkerchiefs at ..8c 15 DAYS ONLY!
”1 3.2 50 Raincoats ____________________ $13.98 uill not last long. - ' ' "~‘ * "‘ 15c “bile Hemstitdhed Handkerchiefs- at .. roe ‘

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

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W - A”! W - - - . Willa . you prefer end 1 will ‘be pleased to
Ed (11 MW 1e t . W 00., Authorities Plnd Newton” Home lawman”... MM ‘ ”I" I quotetyou. 1 have the stock end my as NORTH mam emu
e tt spent a. w days ‘a open In “ft“! No Plfs'ce for Youngsters‘ls’l‘dl Will T.” » 9 - Grammar School Willis Prepared for Moe- ." right 1 make I ,pecmt', ‘ NO‘IWALK “'0'“ m
the home of his aunt. Mrs. C. Roche. . Act. i~———~ . ” Full Examinations. of M Repairing. Make your old car . '
-— it w - d rid lk new. Reasonsble - .‘ ._._ _ ..
“*1." “BRIDGEPO‘RT July 11. ~1lild‘escrlb- ' . . run an e 9
Mrs Calton or Neonrk. Spent the ’ LEW“ TIIm” “I'm" ENTlnlrcosr 815.00. prices .

ably filthy conditions were disdained
Fourth at the home og Mrs. J. Hurst. ed her position at the local telephone ”stem”. by Salary 1118110610! 1;.

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Mrs Miller 10! New York, is vlslt- Duluth. Jen-XV Mgswoenoy, at No. 89 Amt”; o! li‘rnnce. m the twelfth round of ‘ mil melk.
ingot the home of her other Mus. 9!“ ‘ 'etre'et. ind immediate sctlon ls to be hull} round match. Crlqlil refund 4 9 . Pd.
Waldron. .Mlss Florence Maurer. Hush Wylle taken m the chlldren “kg; husband to the cell of lime. . . ’ort Chester. l
V , . m ' null Mlss Edna: nBoohm spent “‘0‘ trolls their mother . and cominn- lWl
Miss Matilda flarlton will spend a 1 a

week-end “t the home of Mrrtnd Mrs. 11thmth“the won“ 13 receiving ._.......

few weeks‘ vaorltlon at the home 01 Miner.
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Dr. Swllser our wide and son, Paul. and Mutiny that she had two men
of New York, hays rented Mrs. N. boarding or morning at the house American

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.5 Miss Madeline 13111111 and 'her hroth- Mr. Thom save an. Slime Bay tor the put Momma.
or John spent the wakeud at the Scout: 1111,9011“) My. They. Went inspector Dunbar declsfi'd {he nor-
home or Mrs C. Roche ‘ twine very plessir‘nt hours lit mites spots on. the llnor were teirlblr Mt

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um Norwalk csrlilval 011 last li‘rld'ey. friend. m. AW 31111.55”!!! tho' ordered to clean “the 11.11151- We sill
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PARIS July 11.—-Cbsiles bedoux,

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Rabbltt’s house and will spend the One of them was found waldowht When dry, they ignite lite tinder » «.
9‘1““? 3’9“"de afternoon. “a mo‘wlien flylng brands or sparks slight
man WM that M will“ “Flue upon them. Once a shingle root Is on
'lll'é.’ lhe draught 6! an flames tears
on the light shingles Valid carries them
to other rm to be“ lgllitod in turn.
and M the b—Id‘ “"9 t“ the m and their turn to tarnish new flying

Mr. and live“; Pililllp ilth a... “on in the house: The Ill-w Wm M my Asbestos *czmv .g'.
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fox. ..... $49.90
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Some people think it better to
welt till they We become so beg;
’ly denied that not s perfect too
legume In the month before“. .
to s dentist, while others on 1
the more sanitary method oi luv-
M their Beth ens-lined recently
sud all troubles rectlned bolo.- ..
"they relish s demonic state. lit“ ‘
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Whit Ill '11.“ Carl. 9
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Woomawnue. for freight only. mum

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(tool of Catherine ell-6d), '0in
except Sunday it 3 p. in. Freight ’15»
celved st Nomi! up it 5 p. 111.9 In!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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