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Money Saving Items in every department thrOughout the store
Ladies’ Suit Department
A special lot of White Dress Skirts reduced to $1 each
A special lot of Colored Ratine Skirts reduced to $1 7 5
A special lot of White and Colored Corduroy Coats
, ” duced to $5 00 each.
Ladies’ Muslin Underwear
Dainty Underskirts, lace and embroidery trimming, regu-
lar $1. 25, $1. 50, $2. 00 quality. 75¢ each.
White and Colored Princess Slips,
$2. 50 quality, $1 00 each.
Crepe Gowns, all sizes, reduced to 39¢.
regular $1. 75,
Wash Goods _
25c Claremont Voiles, 40 inches wide, 19¢ yard.
39c Colored Gabardines, 29¢ yard.
15c FanCy Voiles, 10¢ yard. ‘
Fancy Crepes, 30 inches wide,15¢ yard.
All the above 4 prices
$2.00,
re-
Dress Goods
75c All Wool Crepe d_e Chines 38 inches wide, 50¢ yard
$1. 00 Black Mcssaline Satins. 36 inches wide, 75¢ yard.
$1. 25 Black 'Fafietas, $1 00 yard.
at a 20
discopnt.
in the bargain basement 20 per cent dis-
count onail Crockery and House Furnishings
are for one day only
3':
All of the
Pretty Parasols
HYATT
Matting Rugs, figured borders, 9 ft. a:
$25.00 Axminster Rugs, $18.50.
Ladies' Lisle or Fibre‘Silk Hose, 35¢
per cent
Carpet Department
$2.98.
$10.00 and $12.00 Fibre Rugs, 9 it. x 12 it, $37.50,
Hosiery, Gloves and Veilings
pairs for 85¢,
Ladies’ and Men's Silk Hose, 50c quality, 40¢,
, Ladies1 and Men’s Silk Hose, $1.00 quality, 85¢
Ladies’ Silk Gloves, 2 button length, 50c quality, 40¢,
Ladies’ Silk Gloves, 12 or 16 button length, $1.00 quality
85¢.
All 25c Black and Colored Veilings,19¢ yard.
All 50c Black or White Veilings. 39¢ yard.
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‘ Fill your bins full of Coal
‘- -—it’s not a bit risky, and
ranch better value we think
.than a closet or shelf full of
beer or of whiskey that is
ed for nothing but drink.
ith a few tons of coal
stored away in your cellar
_ you may; laugh at the‘coming
' . of Fall, and you are more
~prudent than that other fel-
'~J6w who is thinking of
nothing at all. And what is
there worse when all has been
said,- than a . person .who
., won't (take a good look
.1 ahead.
_ THE
“-FERRIS COAL
f COMPANY
There is hardly anything in the world that some
man cannot make a little worse and sell a little cheap-
er—-and the people who consider price only, are this
‘man’ s lawful prey.
i1‘4‘”"13lU1“"l"
Elli
Our Mill Work is of the highest standard of grade
and manufacture, and always cheap when its class is
considered , b
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LET us PROVE THIS '10 YOU.
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
We Are Ready
With our new Auto Van. We
can move you anywhere and
quickly.“
ANDREW ‘TAYLDR
‘ Livery and Trucking \ 3
Darien Conn.
Phone
Carnival
NOISE
' CONFETTI
ETC
.» WWW. ..
South Norwalk, Conn.
. Special values in
holiday merchandise
Slore open tonight
10: thin blowniinitial glasses,
lifor........... .......... 34c
25 paper picnic plates at ...Sc
8 paper cups at ........ 40 pkg.
3c heavy table tumblers, 6 for 90
10c decorated sand pails and
83 75 4 quart Aissks'lce cream
treeser st ..............
sine at . ..........
260 O'Cedsr polish at 19c
$1.25 1 quart, North Pole ice-
cream freezers, tub made of. gal-
vanized iron at
Market baskets, 12 quart size,
at
....... .. . . .981:
7c
.... ....................
Remmers peroxide bath soaps
shovels at 8c Sashes ............ ....-..25c
$14.50 alppal't‘ment house style ~ Cemetery vases .:....3 for 260
refrigerator with round corners, , 10 sheets stick fly paper . .. .60
90‘ lb. size at .......... ..susah- 10c ice picks ........... ...bc
Mason irult jars, quarts or Jelly glasses with tin tops, 6
pints ...... . ..... ...... ices. tor....1...................19c
- Fold camp stools at ...... 14c Sure seal lightning 11-111: Jars
Extension window screens. 22 quart size ........ . ..... 6_c' es.
inches high. at ............2ic Hardwood croquet sets, 8 ball
...89c
Albert” F. Gehehe
linens IOU-l. m Delivery.
a Washington IL.
I iDistrict—Miss Rui'fi Kendall,
illciifiiliiiiiiiilli
013mm um um
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Summer lime FestiveiArranged for
Tuesday. Wednesday and nuns-
dsy at Various' 11m:
Following the custom established
last year, the Woman‘s Association
of lhe,.South Norwnlk Congregational
Church will recognize Tuesday. Wed-
nesday and Thursday of next week,
July 6,7 and 81h respectively, as ithe‘
ploionged “Congregational Day" for
the year 1915. in each of six dis-
tricts, constituting the entire parish
there will be a summer-time festiv ai~i
the three days being used that all,
will have opponuniiy to attend more
than one gathering.- The plan is in
jcharge of Mrs. E. S Huntington,
ipresident of the association. and Mrs.
lE. H. Lane, chairman of district?
leaders. The program outline for the;
,three davs is as follows, details be-i
ling given later:
‘ i—South Main Sticet District-n—
iMiss Margaret Me (51111 re, cha irm
will have an automobile trip to Putd
11am Park on Tuesday, July 6, each
inerson taking individ'dal lunch. The
gstart will be made from the church,
Ealso from the Ciifiord block, corner'
int 10 a. m. ‘
' 2-~Elmwood
and Taylor Avenue
chair- 3
.man. Afternoon tea at 3: 30 p. m onl
‘the lawn of Dr. Geoi‘ge Kendall’s '
residence, on Wednesday, July 7th
an outdoor entertainmenbdnithe even
ing on the same grounds. “Songs ini
the Summer Night " and orchestral
music will be a feature and dancing
by the children. Refreshments will
be served.
District—Mrs. W. E; Mathews. chanr
man. Juvenile drs tics. The Court-
ship of Miles Stand 111.111 children
in the cast. Music and children
dancing. Entertainment at 4 o’clock
11.21 Nrileld 11%an WednebdsM
July '1. Grounds om until '1 o'clock
‘ p. m. Retro-Wu '11”). mod.
all-lest Not-walk ”booths-«urn. n.
, street,
Emm “Mia“,
day evening. July 8 ,n lawn festival
at 29 Scariew avenue. ice ”cream and
cake will be served and music will;
be rendered irom 3: 30 to 9 o'clock.
5-»«West Street District—Mrs. L2“
is Nash, chairman. From 3:30 to 9:
o'clock p. m., Thursday. July 8, at 885
West street (the Norton place). ice:
cream andjcnke served in afternoon;
i
1
i
“i
and evening. Entertainment in eve-3
ning at 8 o'clock. Inlelnationaii
Panaroma, The Melting Pot. Orches-
lrni music.
6~Wesl Avenue District-Mrs.
A. Stowe, chairman.
evening,‘ July 81h, at
Musicale and Comrarsszione.I
ice cream and cake win he served at
8 o'clock.
Congregational Day was inaugurat~
ed last your by the pastor of ,3
church for the purpose of reaching'
the'entire parish socially. Its funda-
mental object is not to make money
but to make acquaintances Last year
twelve hundred people attended the
various functions. Everybody will be
’:,welcome Information regarding ar-
rangements in each district can be
had of the district chairmen.
usr unwru 11011qu '
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6 Seymour i
you in .0111 Ready
ment.
on Thursdal’i carnival sale
Do your shopping early, our sterev
will close to-morrow at 6 p. m.
Wonderful bargains '0 .319 awaiting 3
to Wear Depart-.;
11113111111 1011;11ch
.. 1011101 lonouowf
of the East Nor-walk Yacht Club willl *
not be held Monday afternoon, July :
5111,101 the reason that the tide will. Relatives of William Fair. charged!
not be “right." with “Jack" Deveraux, with mam
At a meeting of the club members Slaughter in connection w: ill the find- i
last night plans were perfected tori ing of a woman's body, thought to be;
the holding oi the races on saturdayi that of Mrs Grace Fair. last August 111'
atterndon, July 17th, when the tide the Darien WOOdB. arrived in this CRY.
MURDER SUSPEND flitt
will be at flood. The first race, which today, from the middle west. and pro-i We. . i
will start about- 2 o'clock, will be for ceeded tarBrldzeport iall with Attor-
the iamous 1915 harbor permit. and noy John Keogh counsel for Fair
any boat in the harbor is eligible tor! Arrangements for the furnishing. oil
tor the coveted prize. 1 Deveraux are being completed, and the
The members of the club will on two suspects will be free either to“
me in I "liens" and so back." Several marrow or Monday of next Week.
1191111301119 prises will goto the winhers‘ The case will come to iris: in Son
in this. - . .tember. \.
The mass] races of the on» have , - -—-——-—-—---————-a_—
attracted the interest or water and (Floats and boats of the Norwslk‘r
‘w w «nu-nets in years 11m 13m Olub‘ we been“ removed further
and this lesson promieel to be no on» down the riser to enable the wot-kins
“‘ a." MM“; .' ., ' a.
Men’ S and Boy’s
Palm Beach Suits
For Men . . . ............ $7.00
sothoys -- $3 $4 and $4 50
GOTTLIEB
it No. Main st. Bo. Norwalk
17410—312150 sum.
The W M. Keeler automobile, this -.
3—Bayview and Fairneld Axenue entrance into this interesting race the $5 000 bond each for Fair andimornln'g about 11: 30 o'.cloclr ran in-
to the rear end of the automobile of
Dr. R M. Wolfe, on North Main j
street. The headlights of-. Mr. ,Kee- ;
ler's machine were damaged. Dr. _
Wolfe’s car was standing along the
Icurb of the right hand side or the.
road near Gottlieh's store, and Mr.
Keeler tried unsuccessfully to get ‘
past a trolley car at this narrow s1... ‘. ,
congested section.
Norwalk Chronicler