..SA
URUAY AUG. 1 1914
ren polar stands 1d?“ High Grade
We are simply clearing out all of this season’s goods to make room for FallGoods.
Men’s Spits.
Including Hart, Shatinor 81 Marx’s Suits.
1 Yr. coy-3111'
Iyw ”1.1.” "(3..
Quality heads the P1' 10'“.
Suits formerly priced at $12 and $10, ,
now ..................... $7.85
Suits formerly priced at $15. n0w .. $10.78
Suits formerly priced at $18. now .. $13.85
Suits formerly priced at $20, now .. $14.85
Suits formerly priced at $25. now .. $18.85
Suits .forrnerly priced at $30. now .. $22.85
Men’s $7.50 Rain Coats reduced to $3.85
Our entire stock of Fancy Mixtures Nor-
folk Coats and Trousers at half price.
MWMNWWWWWWWA
Men‘s 50c Balbriggan Underwear 39c
Men's 500 Porno Mesh Underwear 39c
Men‘s $1.00 Porus Mesh Union Suits .. 79c
50c Nainsook Underwear ............. 390
Scriven’s $1. 50 and $2.50 Athletic UniOn
Suits .................... 95c
’Men’s soc Blue Chambray Working
Shirts ..................... 39c
we have had a RED TAG SALE each season for the last fifteen years and the people of Norwalk and South Norwalk have come to know it as a genuine bona-
A great many people watch for our announcement of this sale and come early to get their share of the gocd
one of these we need not urge you. If you have never taken advantage ohhe price reductions we oficr during this sale now is the time to get acquainted with us and our goods
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11003 a.
fide price reduction event.
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ill lHE illiHl.
11v ’ceoase ROBINSON. R'OTON
Pouljr, AU'THOR 0F "DIVOR-
CONS" AND uemcee
mveu‘rlou."
Bound
hole. and had 111101111 11 cloth o1er the
.- apparatus to donden the sound.
would burn been innndible had the
might 'not been so deathlly still.
Henry Burger, bourgeois. proprietor
of, u gents‘
“12113111 in bed
i disturbed in his nights rest, and 11p-
prehensi to lost the sound that the through his system He glanced fl!" the incessant burr of the 111411.116?-
As a. lively at the “inflow to see it it was gar 19311911 back 1301- a moment rem-
hoard he due to sure bloners
true bourgeois. he liked his sleep and
had 11 11 holcsome fear of burglars. The
, latter “as overpowering in him, and
consequently when the noise finally
ceased he attributed it. to an alarm
'ilock that had been accidentally mut-
fled by clothing or rags and turned
over
pose.
If he imagined he 1111152111113 to sleep
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however he was mistaken, for pres-e ,
army the sound commenced on“? in I. '
higher pitch, as if the drill-r11 it “Ia
‘ dun—11111 struck a different mail- which reached a droll treble at times. but always sure
from excitement. - 1
One minute—ova minuteséiton
A cold sweat broke out on
11111.
minute‘s. '
floor-y Berger's brow. It could hard- ”3°“ ”93mg mm" for “"5 ‘9‘“ In" hands. stationed themselves at the hands craztly.
1y be in slum clock. A more reason-
me. Jigpothests would be that bnr~
13111.11- were “It work at the are of
W it iwownwtho lift clothing
-‘Iflll out door
3031’] Rem? crept om of hell. up
WtoblAVMon' and Milan-
Munch. -flepu,thiourto
mm are about! owW 11.
2109511111111 npplled to hlm.
’ 11111 of looking at it was that he “as
'lt'
furnishing Estore, stirred 1
indignant at being
touresumo his interrupted ’re-
r,"
A x L a x r
the 101 or -o1 er fills 110011.30 tq Sleepr;
.H he (ould—nnd sn'y nothing. Bin-l,
gldrs lune nn nnno1lng trlck of “get-
tl121‘ ‘informers 11nd squcztlers. and
Mentor shuddered to think of such a.
The other
a business man. and Helium and
Jameson 11ere business men, and he
:11'0uld no 1no1e like to be pllfered than the station to inspect matters.
'-Hnilam and Jameson would. and ii
, anyone were to hear a similar noise-r.
it 11'rs “ dull monotonous. burrlng in his place. he would expect the hear-l
w n Somme was drilling floor to inform the police. or the bearer
could be as bad as the burglars them-
sel1cs.‘ F0) a moment he 11"a1ered,
the monotonous drone of. the drill still
continuing. Then. the business man
'ln him gaining aseedency, he reached
for the telephone on the table.
The jingle of the bell as he raised
the receher sent a new shudder
heard. Stygian darkness as before
He heaved a sheeplsh sigh of relief.
“\‘umber, please?" ‘qneried central.
”Police headquarters," ‘he whis-
pered '
‘Spealt louder. please."
“Police mmmm" he repeated
in agonize'd tones. ,. . '
Silence 1111" 'a tow minutes...save tor
the dronefet. the dealt Then. otter an
ternley gt, waiting: '
“halide headquarters. What is it?”
rger spoke’ in a tense whisper.
,‘..
' “1 11112 at 849 Cedar street. I'svo
hour. 1 think someone is in 1ivlnllom
11nd 1111111320111. next 40017.1 think -’it. s
burglars. l'm sure in} burglar-0.11011
ought to send 'up-I reop. {coupled
cops. to and out. They're 111111111:
now.‘ But don't ull‘ttnln I let you
now. "not owe Illmdou’t ..g.» 1.
.Thore m I not. in the receiver
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«hemmed oouiewmn— up”... 511,.
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. Knicker Suits, formerly marked $3. 50 1
" now . . ................. 2.45 ?
Broken lot in Youth’s light colored suits. Knicker Suits fanned), marked $4 50’ ;
ages 15‘ to '18. former price $8 to $10,$shle now ..................... 513. 25 1
price. ........................ 4.85, . 1" “ 1. - , l
. $4:oo White Serge Trousers with black f. :y‘ Knicker Sugzi'vformeriy marked $5.00,Q 8r . S
stripes ................... $2 95 . """"""""""" “‘3' J , S
$5.00 at .. ................ $3.65 Kkaer Suits, formerly marked $6'°°° .1
$6.50 at ...................... 8545 now ..................... 134.83 . S
BLUE SERGE SUITS AT A SAVING. Knicker Suits. formerly marked $7.50. 1 5
Suite formerly priced at $10.00. now . . $8.45 ,“OW --------- . ----------- $5.65 ‘ S
Suits formerly priced at $15.00. now . .' $12145 Knicker Suits, formerlymarked $8.50 to S10, 9
Suits formerly priced at $18.00. n0w .. $14385 now , _ _ , , _: ,,,,,,,,,,,,, $5,115 :
Suits formerly priced at $20.00, now . . 316.85 .
| Suits formerly priced at $25. 00. now . . $19 85
50c Negligee Shirts reduced to ....... 39c , $3.75 Silk Shirts at ......... ' ......... $2.85
Entire Stack of $1.00 Fancy Negligee $5.00 Silk Shirts at ........... ‘. ...... $3.85 1
31111—15 at ‘ 79c 50c FDur-in-Hands ......... ...; ........ 3g:
Manhattan and Star $1.50 Fancy Negligee 25c Four-in-Hunds ................... 19:
Shirts at . . . . . . . . . . .' .. 731.15 ‘ 16c“ ‘Ht‘mstitched Handkerchiefs at ...... 6c
Manhattan $2.00 Shirtsst 5'..I ....... $1.45 - , 15c .Hemstltehed Handkerchiefs at“. . 1 . .. gc‘
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11 dead. men." . {forced $1111. l‘hrustlng his head
"Aw, shut 1111'," ndfilsed the man at through the open 11lndo11, he peered
the other end. callouily. ‘HYourehalr into 111 room and perceived Berger
dead now, 1111111'111'. you old woman. 1.1111; 011 he bed.
D10 suppose we muke it 11 point to: “For dolls .snke let me in." he
inform crooks just 11011 and why they cried in a nrnrl.ln..11llspor;lho bulls
11ers nabbed? Go back to bed: 1’“ are Inner “on ‘ul'l was 1111'ilrst lob,
have the cops on fixed beats surround 1111111111. I didn't mean to do it. I
the store, and l‘ll send out six from. .dqn't 111101 to stay in this room Just
Go to let me come in and make my getaway.
bed. in ten minutes we'll have thowill youll
crooks.” 1 A reloh‘el‘ cracked once more.
Berger hu'ng up the receiver gin-l "-\\ ill 11011, for God's sake, will you?"
gorly to prevent its making noise. but he 'slirlarlretl. “They‘ll kill me yet!"
.1119, action wasnselese. The tinkle set. A gnarlesounded from the depths pool or blood. ‘ in vain.
him on on edge again. Throwing an of Berger‘s throat. it was not a word horses were pulling lilm around to it.
overcoat 'over his '-shlverlng body, he of coiisl'lll nor refusal. but a gurgle of he would not have turned 10 it so sure-
seete‘d himself near the window and terror. The hunted man construed it ly. \\' hlle he looked at the. pool hls 10--
wnlted. . as the 111th overworked imagination pictured the
I it all seemed like a horrible night “TlmMS‘” “8 subbed 10110"!
more to 1.1m, Indeed, “the 0111,. 111mg never (in it again." He leaned back- at 111111, and saying solemnly:
11131 ‘lnralldaled 11115 1301151119101, “'35 ward to take one last look at the yard. is my murderer.
Another crack. and instead of stepping murderer."
into the room, be swayed, and toppled .
head first to the floor. ' ...Wlldl}'.
lglnrs would be captured and 111mm “Oh. God!" he mumbled; “they got “30 escape: NO 8868110!" he cried in
cued-“~11“ through him. There would me. Poor Mary and the kids!" ' 1106931” "oh. how '1 suffer!" . _ l ‘
be men sitting in jallwthrough him. .. Berger did not move. As if in n. Suddenly his 83‘9- lifted 0n the ”911
1. 11
shut oil the light and crept into bed. :1.
,Sleep hevcould not. The pool of
blood near the Million had an un-
' earthly attraction for him. And when on
his 01111 “on finally tixcd on ll.
distorted 11l1h anguish. and later wlth
the pain of the death agony. it seemed is
that he heard the some despairing cry
-—;“l\iary and the kids!" hu
cther. in mortal terror, trying to es-'
cape
inlscing in a. few minutes the bur-
Then there would be burglars ‘-or no tlu the heavy trend of feet on the tire over his features.
liceme‘n 1111er perhaps killed And escape 11111111111161] him. The two 110- " ' "
through him. He 'shuddered. it he linemen. 111111 drav‘m revolvers. looked
had not lifted that telephone. in in the window '_
all would be well. And what if the" liq-1,15 13 the 1,1an " cried one 130111
t II R
The next morning they. found him
quite dead, hanging from the chande-
lier b1 means of the sheet torn into
Such reckonings he’ll“ hedrd and doze, arose and switched on a light. “69'
read 0!. They were so‘metihres slow. The “mm, 11 ml!!! of 31,0." thin’rflve'
Suddenly two silent shadows, hold. ro'rehend blown on by be high newer
in; gleaming pieces or metal in their “bullet Berger shrleked, wavinx 1118
PHONE GIRL: FATHER WON’T
SEE HER.
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fence. Berger held his breath. Then. “Take 111111 away!!! heeded: “take
the drill stopped “(It - him sWay! ‘1 murdered him!"
A short scuttle. deedened because The "‘9 99“““19‘1 burst 0‘“ ““131?th will?“ men in ‘Btl‘mfmd
the noise came from within 11 closed in: simultaneously. stepped 6! a south-bound train at
ow much we cut the price, the quality is alwa 1's first-class
1 find Boys we offer you at our RED TAG- A
Boy’s Suits.
Children’s Rompers half price at South Nor- ‘
01‘. Furnishing Goods which will be sold at
-2 price or less.
Straw Hats at half price.
Entire StOck of Children's Summer Hats at
50c Silk Hose
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
“like.
llendrlo has been stopping
(‘o‘s (“ob 11111 for the 11:11:
he there fur lluir 31011011110011“, but at the
imaglnod he sun that late there. first. 11111 in. tlork 2111.1
”Mr. llendrle is not here and this
"Married!
repealed from the depths of eternity llendrle.
Berger tossed from one side to the No, sir!"
The bride, daughter of John Henry
,1 the magnetic attraction 01' the 11;:
If 111'01111‘qr'11-lr
1110111151 2111;; in her home town. Fire
11.11.. 1120 the went to \‘eu York and
\oung “1111111111 has a small income,
"l‘ll,deud 1111111 pointing 1m accusing tiuzer inhcrilcti from :1 grandfather.
"There summer lllo girl was telephone
You .only are my orator 1n the Kent House, Greenwich.
. {She is said to have given
Berger leaned out of bed. shrieking place to 010110 “-1111 the rich man's
son,
The old order has changed but lit-
Perhaps they would put up a fight lethargy. he seemed rooted to the bed. 811691 and a (‘razily hobbit grin spread “a
_ cardinal principles of the "new free-
dom"
’ raised on invisible government
the secrecy of the committee room'
should be abandoned. and that the‘
.‘burzlars would find out it was he? leaped into the room Berger, in a “Mpsv “‘1‘ 3 ”mm” 5mm“? 0“ “‘5 machinery of legislation should oper-
ate in full view of the people, the in-
ner circle of legislation at Washing»
lay sprawling ontheiioor. with Militia RlCH MAN'S SON WEDS TELE‘ ton has seldom been more narrowly"
restricted and more closely guarded
theirunder the present administration, .
. nor have imp'ortont acts been more
IHamld Hendrle, 22, son of Gideon carefiilly shielded from the light or
— 1F. Hendrle, zone of the richest and 91153ch
byline! advs. pay
..p‘a“; :_ ..
Red Tag Sale
Begins
Saturday,
Aug. 1st.
.. , - -
..g...mw.1.§.1.mfihnfldMea. .
I? [g 1 I“, 3%!!!“
Wash Suits for the
Boys Cut.
nits forme‘y selling at $1.20, now 79c
uits formerly selling at $1.50, n0w .. $1.15
nits formerly selling at $2.00, new .. $1.45
uits fermerly selling at $2.59. new .. $1.85
ults formerly selling at $3.50, now .. $2.45
walk store only.
We will have bargain tables of broken lots
halfprce
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we ofl‘lzr. If you a e
where they were married.
at' the
few days,
it 1111s snid 1110 1110 would
Imperial Cate
Nowflpon
9 RAILROAD AVENu'e.
REGULAR DINNER 40c.
Business Men’s 01'
Quick Lunch [at .'
Noon
25 CENTS. .
Five Cent Lunch:
FROM 4 TO 6 EACH AFTERNOON.
HIGH- CLASS 'SEA FOOD.
NOTHING our PABST‘S seen on
DRAUGHT. '
CARL SCHAUB PROPRIETOR.
(i
go
tin first we hurrl he 112s marrli d.'
Married!" exclaimed Mr.
“Alyson can come home.
t he can‘t bring his wife with him.
:1 former liveryman ot (il‘t‘ill-
llie been counted one of the
we
a time was a lilt‘pdollf‘ operator
This
op-
up the
SECRET GOVERNMENT.
Although it was one of the‘
that the curtains'should be.‘
that;
it first mm. because its
dam: is to grow worn
4+-
0
'sanltury equipment 11W
- be out of order in the M
' a
-pleoo your plumbing
on our Ihwlders HR
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home. Then two pistol shots. i "YO“? 1'9 “"5" excleiuied 01101 . "I New Rochelle recently and waited on ‘
_ Got .11.. you tempt-m 11‘: the rolled the rit- 18116811 you to upset hr the wisdom. ‘
back yer-d!" yelled-ail; fwe'vg got the 318“ 0'" i 11011165" ” ' .1110 m moored to be nervous.
“townie!“ ' .. ‘- "He had t We W! 9111M“!!- Be When the next. south bound 1min
" from the two 11" ‘ “1" end Mm“ “A“ 119'? carom, Reunite erected a girl who "
m bounded murdered new honoured 111111“ ”We? and was me: 11.1mm
to the In oi- The nicer spoke 'eonteuptu» Hemp! No. 79.. Connecticut-01011119. _.
«m only: , aroma. to 111mm Hendrle its been f
to.“ “You mmhumomeefil-em hr Washerwom-
mm in and.” he m: “It" will!” at W Minibar mmmhmmd
.maw um- dmnfiIIue-m owe-1.411 on out in profits“!!! daughter.
" ‘ not. I‘ll“ their , . 'I
1mg. Autos .‘ T
Lone who mm
He grew en our-1'
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our .211st.11: ice.”
wheeled: me err
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