WEDNESDAY, AUG. 5, 1914
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9 W e Have Bought the Entire S15 '1 Stock of Furniture from H. Kreiger Co.,
' " and will Place it on Sale at 0111 Store Tomorrow at lust V2 Price.
There are so Many Sales new days where DeceptiOn rs Practiced that the Public {is Beginning to Lose Faith, in fact
we do not believe much 111 Sales ourselves having held but two or three during} our Ten Years 1n Norwalk, but when
we had the chance to buy this Fine Stock of Furniture, at Such a Low Figure as to Enable us to Sell at 1/2 Price, we
said “Here rs Where We Make a REAL Sale” So we have had all the Furniture Transferred to Our Store, and have
left Kreiger’s Price Tags on Edery Piece; the Price to You Will he ONE-HALF.
You Will Never HaVe Another Chance to Buy Furniture so
Cheap, at Least not until Anather Furniture
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Hall Chairs Davenports
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.Ladies’ Desks, Dressing Tables, Music Cabinets,
Chi11a Closets, Bullets All- ‘4 PfiCE
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Dining Chairs SI. 30 to $7 '/2 P1 MS 65 to S3 50
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ParlOr Tables $1.50 to $18.00 .
Rockers, S3 00,.» to: $20.00 _ .. ,
1/2 PRICE, $.75 to $9.00
0ne- Half Price, SI .50 to $110.00
7. £5 There 1s no Questron But What the People of Norwalk and Vicinity, Will he A:
Quick to Take Advantage Of thrs Rare Opportunity and While '
. ' t Plums Will Go to the Early Buyer.
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.: ‘ . ,, F. Soyezs. of Waterburp._to 1116.161». The Ada’mson water power bill Tu‘ceived had he not been killed sboard' steering the Prairie when she ran
.5 3 , l “1 51¢!” 119“ much. Same peo- porary roll as 111in menus strongly denounced by Represents the battleship lilinois some time ago. aground and that Capt. Kellogg was
" " 'ple are all for Baldwin; other: for agent to investimato liquor dealers, tive Donovan. He says it is framed The bill originally called for $10 0110. abs oiliclally burned for the‘ acci-
* WWI late“ and. éhtorce the internal revenue in. the interest of the water power Mr. Reilly said $125 was a very small dent,
g3,"m1° 31" the Democrats going to taxes. Mr. Sayers will réoeive :4 mmotgrs and not to: the behest or award for the loos 01 Edward Thomp ~ Ram on pm“, PM!“
;______f" “mm“ W“ so'emorl" ' per day salary plus 3 par do); for tillh' mic that magmas inter-eats son's son. but he accepted it as the The American Writing Phper Com .,
l “1 do not know It is 100‘ early. expander» , are in tact not protected“ all ma- best he could get. W'Of Holyoke Mala" W filed ville:‘(lonn.. and Herbert:
to “‘1‘ ' ~ nanny... on up"; :1 der the bill in its prom W that' On the other hand Mr. Reilly: 'aln 1 I C laughilnm has been .. 1-
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