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Our semi-annual Sale A 1 - AHOWLAND’S ‘ _ 1’ “3.:
NOW in1.Pr0greSS 1 Iintrme on Main Street. Fairlield Avenue and Cfinnon St.
$1., ghxtra miles In i
‘ BED SHEETS d .
DC, 5:! ”‘1 0C, 75c an I
33% 5 piiLow7CASEs M.
10c,” r-zc, 15c and not: 1
WHITE BED SPREADS ‘
75c. 89c. $1 $135. 311- 5° to 34
E. K. banks l
slum
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LOT NO. 1. LOT N0. LOT N0. . _ ‘ WW
“HACKFVO HOTEL BLOCK. _Odds and Ends, small White Canvas 5Oxfords White Nubuck9 Button , ‘ p ‘
SOUTH NORWAl-K- L ' Sizes and narrow Widths- and Pumps. welts and turns, Boots, regular $4.00 grade. Bndgeporti Conn. N l
-3; . . _____.__ 3 Some large Sizes. 50¢ . $1 00 $2 59 ‘ . F 'd J l l _ .
c . 1 1 . 5 ' ‘ 1 n ay. 1uy 23.1915- , ’ :t a“
. .5 NEW SILVER AND- A LOTNO- _2. .. LOT N0. 6 LOT N0-10L _ 1 .
f 7 1 \..‘_.b‘f‘,‘t I50 Pairs Boots. Any pair of Patent Leath- Fox Trot Pumps real
i Ivory Frames M Md' patent leather and 9-1' Colonial Pumps, plain 01’ fine grade, $400 value. '
2. 1 gm metal $1.00 fancy. $1 39 ’32. 59 4
. in all sizes and prices at LOT N0 ' / ‘
1 . > 1 -3 LOT N0. 7 .
' 9 'lau PunipS, 113“ OX' Vici Kid Oxfords, turns LOT NO' 11 ‘ ’
D 0 N N E L L Y S fords, “brown, black and and welts . $2 29 All Satin Slippers, every ,
5 grey suede pumps. Special . I ' color. . $1.59 M V , _
’ i STATIfDNERY STORE $150 ‘ (run Legaiqofi‘g Calf Fiery other style in stock ‘
15 50' Main St' 80‘ Nor-walk. LOT N0. 4 \\ hite N“})u(k and Canvas VllOt mentioned marked at a ~
Patent Leather Lace and > S substantial reduction 1’.
lGluttop. Vi'i lx'id Button, Rubber 0‘65 $2 59 1 S e l I].
. un ilet Button Boots.
Clos 112 Out All of Our RubbeiS. * ' ' -
All this season’s goods. Our
regular $235 bpecial Any Pair Of Rubbers [n the Store 250 \\'e've read much in the last year or two about truthful advertising. Much of what \
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‘ ivie read. much that u as mOst outspoken, came from folks \vliose advertising was most
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.WEATHER FORECAST. lids? Main St lAfl'ES SAMP E 3“” PAR 0R PHONE ‘ This store has always believed in and practiced truthful advertising. liut it has "
Vb“ Now‘walli—ai'iii-‘Gcinlty: Fair to- GEPORT . , . 2218 counted that as only the beginning. Truthful selling is of far greater importance.
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" um; and Saturday. It is not truthful selling to foist an article at regular price upon a customer \vlio ?1
f _ slight disturbance which is cen- ‘ ‘ 1 I 1 .’ thinks she is buying something special. ~ ‘ r
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trial this morning over Southern Flor- 1; -~~, _- ,,..- ~ w 1 — » _ It is not truthful St‘lllllg to sell merchandise of second quality to customers \\‘llO ex- .
10a is causmg unsettlmli. showery . . L ‘lTODAY IN WALL STREET. pect perfect goods. ' ‘14
‘w‘eather on the South At antic coast. V _ ‘ . . ‘ . V ) . , . ‘
”€9.58!“ wemm prevails generally E X T RA. 8 P E C I A. L S WALL STREET, July ‘33. 19:30 3V 11t is not truthful selling “lltll out—of—stylc things are prtisented as new fresh and
this morning in all other sections ’ ALL THIS WEEK ' ' ul.‘—~li‘urt-her restraint was shown by t b00( 51
The temperatures are rising slowly in ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘the war shares at the opening of to- Truthful selling practices n0 deceit upon the customers. It offers merchandise in its 3‘ ’ y
the central and weste'n districts. l AT. day's market, although over ifight true colors.
Clondillons his? fgihthcijol “filings: NDREW A'VEY’S ‘ union of one to etwo p113 In Illa: It is this stores way of selling at all times. The Mill End sale is in tune with the .;
peas“. wed. er “V. g ., * group here VVmO' V‘"_ Lime“ policy. Ex cry part of the stors is in tune with it. Every member of the force is in tune “
but quite warm during the day. Dealings were in relatively small vol- “gt“ 't It k ‘1 t} J . ‘ 1 ) ~~f l l . . ~ *
.' ‘ ume, however, witlf an absence of the , in l f . ma ts ic store suctcss u. 1 makes the Mill hurl sale the mighty success ,
WEATHER A YEAR AGO 1 , 9° WASHINGTON STREET- f extensive overturns of recent 1583- “high. It ‘3' . . . ,_ ‘ i ,1,
TODAY . SOUTH NORWALK. an)” in pom of fact, the movement lrutliful selling and truthful advertising are inseparable. They must go together. We t l 1‘
Temperature: Low (it): high. mm!" “0' Pmmllt Delivery. in the railways was more interesting believe in them, practice them. That is better than preaching them, isn‘t it? Hi
8i. Partly cloudy. _. VERY BES . and significant. St. Paul‘deellned 1 1-4 How the Mill End sale yours! 1 :3,
‘. ~—— 1 . 11 20c PURE T [JARDtO Cut . 1. 11c lb 1 to 7f.Pltsmquot‘ntVVloVVn4allege1911;312: Think of it; we've outstripped all records once more. i 1 .
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1 bchultzes ca \es‘V—ie :23”! :hdcthe Harriinans and (‘an- 'lrutliful selling is TCSPOllSllli€*alld that includes the emphatic Mill End values, the , i -1 /
.ludge Jon“ Keogh ‘5 l“ \19‘" 31”“ VERY BEST Cm _ adlan Pacific continued tinder pres- b'g M!“ End quéntities, the magnetic ““1 Fmd prices, the seasonalile Hill End merchan- ‘ ‘ t
0le todayV 0“ business CREAMERY BU I I ER") ‘ 310 1b.; sure. Baltimore and Ohio made fur- disc. ’ r V
"' (her ‘upward progress as a result of
an... o... J on? 0. Vs... m . ‘_ “111.911.111.11"... 1...... mm... Second week of the sale begins with lots and lots of
noon street. .. m t ew 0 o :F 0 R C E 3° . 10c: W '§ 1 Mill End values worth quick buying.
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enunctng. Como Beach. every WITH OUR on imssns. 1
'ftiésday. under management of Miss CfILCIFORNIVAV PFACHES 3 f 25 1". ‘ 1 ‘ ' ’ :3 i
$9" ~; . s E” '1 01“: ‘ ' 1‘ foln'Ib'JoriJodif-FMIQM to Can— ‘ ‘ . . l
" ’ -—-————'—‘—"" ». 1r!" : ”‘7 ‘ -" , I tn oldar When Out Shopping. Th H l d Dry G a .CO1
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i The final meeting oi the prime H033 v TUNA FISH 'Regoiéir‘ KEELER'S éummsn says: 1 e . 0 WV an . 0.0 S . 011W -
diambake 0011mm“? “’1“ be held “8’“ . 25c C3“ _ “ c Kceler’s Summer Clearance Sale . ‘ ‘1 ‘ i '
Wednesday evening ’ . started this morning and right it the 1
__....._. ' .. ‘. - 1 i , 1 . opening many were there to take lid-1 .9.-.._s_._
Postals are being received from (832133533 COFFE Worth L“? 18c lb AJ vantage of this opportunity The ad-
Peter Wolfe, a former employo 0’ the J . 25C lb' to r“ .1 vertlsement on the back page oil'l'he l ~1 .
sentinel who is now employed‘ln the _1, N Sentinel gives some idea of the value Mela]
plant of the Telegraph New 11°11‘10“ II Fanc RICE tht 3 lbs. V 17 , and the price reductions but there are
y ’0 lOI' ‘ c numerous items that are not inane- ; , ..
Streel Commissioner George A Sher- \ v‘ tioned in the announcement. Visit the
Effron can pay the best
prices: Call him for all »
junk and old automobiles. ‘
‘ ton and Councilman John D. Milne. are FANCY N P A I; more and we mono, Those who know
in New York city. today. where they SELECTED ew OES 19c K value will be especially satisfied.
F > are inspecting the lncineratlng plants
in that city FANCY Cut { 1 he sure1 to visit the N. 'E. Ryan
.1 ----~—* t k 12 12¢ CAL. ' ONSto lsc dOZ (‘0.‘s July Clearance Sale to-morrow
-——‘Shultze's shoulder 5 ea . anti take full advantnke 0', ‘the on The wm m0“ (:0 1
Mi R F 'edland of New Yorka PURE Calls . 1‘. : precedented low pricees on merchan- . ”Inc.
53 ay ri . CONDENS D 3 25 - _ ' 3 Rowan St.
stenographer employed in the office of . E for or» C “we 0‘ reasonable interest ' ‘ ' Phone “1‘
The Ne w York Journal, is the vaca- fl 1 New liver and ivor x. ' Ff ’
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non guest of her cousin. Miss Jennie GOLDEN FLOUR None 1 b your dciik to fit an? size‘picture. A“ " _-
Pulley. of Monroe street. this cltY. . . GRAIN > Better .V g i 32‘ prices at Dounolly'afltntiouery Store. ' 1 1 $2 150 d $13 00
v‘-'-_—-\ild- Summer Clearance Sale of NEW . All » ars ‘ ‘ 1 . , V - ~ ~ an
Millinery So Main FRUI . . . 5 , Mrs. Vincent Nassau, of Fairfleld. “V . . ‘
mfilinery.t1k.le;:i;\;aem . . T Flavors ' for . c formerly Miss Mary McSally. of this ‘ ., P AN I S
street. Sou FANCY , ‘ . , city, was operated on this morning at . r0“ C’s
i5 man representing himself as an C AL. ‘ 'Prunes . 3 libs. ' . . a‘l7c theV Norwalk Hospital, 1, V 1
nt shaipening lawn mowers. etc. " . or ‘ . *5 —
lth a mower ----- .
yiegrerqay disappeared W W - , ’ .
1 the . ~ NGINE tr ables are ‘
owned by Mary J Sham °‘ -. . nor WEATHER NEEDS ° "°"'
been This morning Officer. John H. Smith . it .. . .. - ' . . _ . 1
Hill “mm The police the transferred William Monahan. of thlsijusfrkti‘irrngl Sheath? ngan .1138 AT SPECIAL PRICES 1 I 1 ‘ Ini- 501V!“ 0' them y°1u ’1 ‘ Loni-S AvriCk
‘ ”owed __...._._ 1 1 city from a cell In Police Headquart- 'she has superintzxiidegwtliiaoriliiotiiilifrie SATURDAY ONLY- can remedy yourself. Most of ' 1 , ,
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:,_.i-"—Straws and Paunmas greatly re- ensi to lthe Town Farm. Monahan is of a. mural decoration in one of the $5 OOGHo't‘;:intaesl:c:lc grlflkziwe: ' them you can". It need! g 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ P. 0' BIOCk. So. Norwalk.
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duped. o Brien. ‘3’ 9“ 3’ Public ““0915- The Paintings haszlak .- will boll, broil, fry, etc., 220 volts. competent ”“1 experienced me . 1 1 “‘_ ""
mndricka col- on all her time for nine months. and , Guaranteed for S'yeari. sag“... chamc to do the work. \Our ‘
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'1I‘lie case of a d harged with any Tlie'V Kelsey A. C. held its regular was especially desrgned for the audi- day ______________ $3 93 . shop I, known for 1“ efficiency. .
0W“ and halt-witte c k of BM; semi monthly meeting last night at the torium and lecture room 01‘ Public Hotpoint ovcuette, will rout or Carbon removed and valves ire. »
Sa‘mmg Philip 8103;111:3111”, morn- quarters on the Gazette building. Rou- 30h”! N0 27 It “’3“ exhibiteddit bake at any lIVmP. pocket. Price ' “ - 1 ‘ Motor
street was continue r0 1 k. at tine Mame“ consumed most of the 'the Municipal Art Gallery for 'several . $2. 50 .. ground quickly and thoroughly. .. 5
ins l0 ““5 attirggxfmfikts°§§§mey1time.- One new member was added to “eitkfi- ‘ Safety matches. 4c per do: boxel If 30‘" 901i” knocks we l°‘ 1 Boat -
,_ ‘1‘; 33:51:11 ;_ nylon . the roster or the club. ---~-—- ' -_ 75c Hardwood hose reel: .59: I ‘ cate the real cause and remedy 1‘ ‘ , . '
V J VS ' .. Conveyance was made in Weston, 35c 2-gallon stone crooks wlth. , o it. we gamma We“ “fl“ ' Accessories 1 i
._NOTICE. This morning the County Commis- yesterday of the Jim“ M' Sullivan “v” """"" .. IIIIII 25c ‘ . l ‘ faction. Our charges “0 V617 ' ‘
‘My wife having left my bed and 1sloners, in lsession in Bridgeportlpmperty to'Charles Perry of Weston. $1.39-éln1gle all “in,” with 3 fl“ momma. .
d, I will not be responsible f0” tiansferred' the liquor license held in .The new owner “7111 Mt ashulne wick: “t """" """'98° ‘ ‘
This means everything a
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:3; debts contracted by her the Central Hotel by Messrs Luigi charge 0f the store uptll August 1 ”'00 HardWoo: croq‘uetnets. 8 b8" . ‘_1 1 1m t b t d t
. ERNEST c. ERB'ITKI! Pasquale and salvator Biago, to Jos— and may have‘associated with him in ' ”W Va"? ed 3‘ ""m-‘l-‘W 1 , . , 1 _ ‘ _; _° 9" V03 1‘“ 5’ °
‘1 . eph Disesa, who recently took/ over the business his bit-Tiller who now '1‘", 9m" with fl" mp" 19" ”z ' 1 w make it safe—to make it
1%., the hotel and cafe. ‘ °lds "“ posmon an ‘3 Norwalk' bank} ”‘00 Dank finm‘ ”newdoon’ any . ‘ 1. , ' - comfortable
M \V . Joseph Busser is to remain as lessee size at. 79c . » ~ . .. . . -
of the blacksmith shop. Frank Sulli- $450 Hardwood I" cheats wltn 1 ‘ ‘
smnges‘ ! ~ 1 @e case of Robert Halfpenny van. residerft member of the firm of _ ~Vronud corner: at $3.491AGE'1NT FOR TRUMBUL CARS ‘V 83": “Tater
charged wrth drunkenness and reek-V $11. 50 Natural finllh porch bllndl' .
.Sullivan Bron, intends to make a size 8x8, Saturday ________ 13119 V 11 HANFQRD PLACE. . PHONE 394-4. 1i FiShingTaCkle
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‘- n less drivmg Will be heard tomorrow , 1
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’ ‘1 1 “nda morning at 9.30 ‘o'cloclr before Judge.c ange d occupnt on by s nrting an 19:: Folding camp stools, Saturday
~ , . .. - . Iauto passenger and express. service ~ 1
, a (1 George H. Vosburgh: Attorney Jo between B [lei and Bridgeport‘ 'by ... 14c
Thrift in the strongest on J.‘ Cuneo represents Halfpenny.
.25 White ennmcleddonble ro‘aot- - -- '~.~ 1‘ ' ’ - ’ ‘ 1 a ‘ , If You know what you
._ . a f1 Roddi'n Rid e ‘n'iakln on ‘2 ' ' ,' . - .
surest foundation to all flnt‘m- _ . . _ ~ - . . W y o g g g e on. Savory makg at ...:.... 41.49 want we,_liave it. If“ you
. , round trip daily. 1:. _ . 1 '
cial success. No great country « 50:: Steel wheel bat-rowan .370 0, B1. Jackson 53 WALL STREET V V . don’t know we win tell
.. 'NonwALk . . . you. ‘ » ' '
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can exist it it disregards this ”8 e mm °t Am“ m 1°! Wide-mouth lightning ir‘uit 1m
op'ricIAN PHONE 43° ' - , - > . ,
* Albert D. Morgan
;- 1 l important 0. :~ . VV . lowing preachers will conduct services - .cARD OF THANKS. V ‘ > with m”. tops, qfi me, Vsfimrdu
Everything in the Optical Line - (Successor to Charles E. Dow)
at'the Norwalk Methodist Episcopnlx
i 3tar-t In Account With U. and 3.1 ‘ To 0111' friends and neighbors our 5%; “9"
Chltrcli: Rev. Everett A. Burns, of .
\ come Thrifty. . V Bridgeport. on Sunday. August. 1. Rev henrt~felt thanks are extended for the 39¢ Rooebuuh .p‘mym 2pc
. l . 4 pVer cent. Interact paid. J. VT. Magic“, of Baugatuck, °n Sun many kind words and deeds otVVsym-
f 1 tier. Admin 8. Rev. W. Pl. Thomas. ”my and helpfulness film!!!“ the AIM“ {“01 fiche!” ~
The People 3 'I'I'Illl Co a. 1).. on Sunday. August 15.. Rev. deal“ 0' 0‘" W‘°"°“- “am 4 “m , ’t as wear, WAIHINQToN or. ' ‘~ .118 Washington Street 1
ltko‘i‘V'diV M. firown. 0! Bridgeport. on Emma Francis Bub“ g 1 . .11 Phone toll-1!-
Auggg. .‘aun memo n Ba‘r “11119.3 CLARA-l1”- m3“ / .piionpr fiu‘mvnar
“m anemia can
rchmImnm nedFree V: 1 v. ‘ 1.1. V South New
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