Peel 'rnN ' m SOUTH NORWALK avasrsc sans-mat, I SATURDAY, AUG. 8, ‘9" ‘
Furniture V2 Price.
A. J. Angevine (’3 Son (30.,
134-136 Washington Street.
We Bought the Entire $15,000 Stock of Furniture from H. Kreiger C0.,
and Placed it on Sale at Our Store, Wednesday, Aug. 5, at Just 1/2 Price.
There are so Many Sales now days where Deception is Practiced that the Public is Beginning to Lose Faith, in fact
we do not believe much in Sales ourselves having held but two or three during our Ten Years in 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 V2 Price, we
said “Here 13 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 Every Piece, the Price to You is ONE-HALF.
You Will Never Have Another Chance to Buy Furniture so
Cheap, at Least not until Another Furniture
Store Goes Out of Business.
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Ill)“ Beds, Springs, Dining Tables and Chairs. Morris Chairs, 001 d Chairs?
Mattresses, Dressers, “ — 1
Wash Stands,
- ALL
ONE-HALF
PRICE
-. QRockrs $3 00 to $20 00 Dining WW ‘m‘ 3'40“ meg-$35., .0 $20 ‘ Parlor Tables $1.50 to 018.00
79:0‘r1e- Half Price, - $1.50 to $10.00 Dining Chai‘531-30‘0 $7 'ép'icehfito 53050 V2, PRlCE, . - 0.75 to $9.00
"There is no Question But what the People of Norwalk and Vicinity, will be
: ’ Quick to Take Advantage of this Rare Opportunity and While
Hall Chairs, Davenports,
. ALL V2 PRICE
Ladies’ Desks, Dressing Tables, Music Cabinets,
China Closets, Buffets, All '4 PRlCE
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:Btlll 3001' D18? t0 the imaginations 0! Romantic Age. and one of the anS- The Sherlock Holmes stories are he probably treated it in a more mas tion of matter. Raffles Haw, the Let it not be supposed that Doyle!
'its writers. A law of the writers of era. of the new age is Conan Doyle. among the finest examples of detec- teriul fashion. Doyle has succeeded hero, invents a method for reducing is infallible. “The Captain of the
the Victorian Axe are Dickens. Eiiot."Doyie's work is a revelation. What's tive stories that we have—ranking in Writing the cleaner and more all matter to a primal. substance— Pole Star," a. collection of stories,
chin-on. R010" Polnt. Tennyson and Hood. ' comfort it is to get away tram sex perhaps with lPoe's. Doyle's wonder- beautiful book. The Exploits of protyle-Of which all the elements contains some of the moat perfect
“Brices Invention" "in The as! we are 1m“ in at DIW- dramas, business plays, political muck ”‘fui analytical powers and methods of Brigadier Gerard is a collection of are progressive steps. 33y applying bromides l have ever read. Far from
nos 0! file Nilhb.” etc.) ent would seem at first ‘ sort of pro- storles, unnaturaiiy “smart" repa‘rtee. working out the causes of crimes vivaciousiy told stories of- the mili- a form of electrical enerZY. be con- detracting from Doyles standing.
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’ tum. Though the saying terity. however, will realize that we Chester or Chambers, and pick up 3 \observers and keener thinkers. The French brigadler. 'wishes—gold 0r sllvel‘. for instance. fect being does not belong on this
applied to clothes (and Were f'ar frqm being Romanticlatl, and quiet. good-homered b0°k DY‘Conan‘Sherlock Holmes stories can be read Doyle's works that are based on “The Doings of Raffles HIM;i sthai: earth.’ The very fact that he has
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also: has its charm. it, is true. But are detective stories, whereas those any, “The. wane commny" is ‘comedyI as has ever been Written, W931“) Thi'd- ll "3““ ‘ beautiful. his “'9’“: 0“ belle" "all all Of them.
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