offer. is in full swing and the people of The Norwalks and “vicinity are taking advantage of the bargains we 50c Nfiligoe Shirts 391: $1.00 eglig‘ee Shirts ...._,. . 79c $1. 50 Star and Manhattan Shirts $1 15 $2.00 Star and Manhattan Shirts $1. 35 $3. 50 and $3 75 Silk Shirts. 52.65 sec Silk Half Hose 39c 50c Four-in-Hands m. .. 39c Kamaugh’s soc Bilbriggan Underwear 50c Porous Underwear 39c $1.00 Porous Union Suits. 19c . 509 Nainsoolt Athleiic CUnder— 17- ' oldest-he ....39c”. $5.00 Silk Shirts $3.65 Wear . . uleovolo- .3"; ., ‘ :3 " V Come in and look around. You will be surprised at the low prices we have put on the Red Tags. _ 35‘. We had a big stock to start with, so there is plenty oi'gootl' bargains yet. "1”” " '9 MEN’S S‘UITS- KNICKER SUITS. WASH surrs. $5.1 . £98913; 11:“ Sale :rige 6 to 18 Years. .51. 00 Wash Suits 79c ~ 1o.oo u1 ......... .. . .. . it. 1 $15.00 Suits ..... . ...... $1171.82 $3.50 Suits $245. “5° w‘d‘ 5”“ 5‘ ‘5 33 $ 8 S . $ 8 $500 Suits . $335 $2.00 Wash Suits .51. 45 Hog stlllttss 5:382 $6350 Suits use ‘3” “’3‘“ sum 3‘85 if A i 325200 Suits ..... $13285 $8.50 Suits $6.85 Some Broken Lots at One-half ll 93:. $30.00 Suits . . . .. .. ..$22.85 $30.00 Suits ----- . - - ----- - 57-35 Price. 33 .j ' BROKEN Lo'rs IN BA'rHINo sut'rs AT ONE-HALF PRICE MEN’S $10,001 RAIN COATS $6.85 K.‘ HOSIERY. ‘ 33 FANCY SHIRTS" 15c Half Hose .9c STRAW HATS £3 ' ' " Entire Stock of Men's Straw Hats at Half-price. 'All Our Children' 3 Summer Hats ‘ gt Half-odes. . i7 HANDKERCHIEFS. 3. use Handkerchiefs gc BLACK AND WHITE STRIPE OUTING TROUSERS. $4.69 Trousers. .. . . . $2.65. $5.00 and 86.00 Trousers .. $3.85 ‘ tit-firs PALM BEACH surrs. $7.50 Suits $5.85 $3.00 Trousers 52-25 $10.00 Suits . .. $7.85 anwALK. , . 3‘; . scorn uoswnLK. I’lll’llllll AMUSIlllIllS ROTON P0!NT. . The annual water cart'mul of Retort 1: Point Ditision of Life Savers will'be.‘ held Sunday afternoon at. ‘l :30 o'clock. Eleven excellent e1ents have been deheduled for the ntternoon until: should afford loads of sport. Women from \eu York t1it1 members of the woman lifeguard corps. will give ex- 'Nbltiohs of fencing diving and... of Q ’ .iwitnming and there will be other I‘ . . teatutes to make the day one of 1s 3 terest to the people 01 Norwalk. En- 1‘ “:3, tries hate been 10min" in rapidly and there is et or; reason to helime that each rate and match “ill be well con- tested. 1 ,MARY PICKFORD “LITTLE PAL." Tile appearance today at Pleasant Hour and Loc‘lttt'oo,1l‘s Ilall or‘Mary' Pickford as "Little Pal"-wll1 be the, .. signal for a largelurnout, and. the! house this evening will undoubtedly handle very large audiences. Un- familiar with the customs of modern~ ity and remote from all influences 'which have fashioned our present civillzatzon, “Little Pal" recognizes no other force than the dominant love; which develops within her for theI one man who has practiced justice to? ward her. Through a series of thrill- ing sacrifices she proves her loyalty -and devotion to him, and when she has at last secured his happiness r9- 3 3 quests no other reward from 111111 or . " fate. There nil] be a Pathe Wéeklv '5‘today as well- as the features} ,TQj_ :morrow there will be a three ree V : ‘ agraph special "‘The Way of the Transgressor" nith other good pie-i _’~_.t_ures. On \londa} there will be a; Cholly Chaplin (lav at Lockwood‘s Hall. The appearance of five good . imitators is guaranteed and very like - ly many mate will be present. This will be a big feature. Everybody . ' should see the Chaplins. It will be a;‘ 1 real pertorman‘ce oi? imitators and not a peanut hunt, such as other Chaplin! events have; been in. Norwalk. J a. m 1 1 THE MISSED OPPORTUNITY. l "What are you crying ebou't?” ask-Z ed the pretty teacher. , 1 "The big boys made me 1111. a. girl." exclaimed Johnny. "Why didn't you conic right all are?" . "l—didn't know you'd let me kiss you"~—-Puhlie Ledger. ‘ 9 11ml ’-L be <og~ , 1 I9‘5- liranoclt‘, Boclt, - and Chickerlng. ' 4,800 Square Feet. 3 7’ it you are soaking-torus room b><o§mw| IANOS and LAYER PIANOS, Vt e are going to transfer our South Norwalk business to our Bridgeport store October tst, As we have several high grade pianos in stock (some slightly used) that we are going to sell in this territory before the sale closes, at prices from $9800 up. You cannot afiord to Yet this opportunity go by, so call early and select your piano. We" will deliver it any time before Oct. lst,1915. MUSIC FOLIOS From 101: up .3 J Sllghtly Used Planes MENDELSSOHN .... $198.00 _.HUNT1NG'110N . -'$175_.-00 ..;'Spec1al for Saturday 3' Several square Pianos and Organs WILL BE GIVEN AWAI $5511 CHICKERING $425 00 PLAYER nous... 10.221111 25¢ ” 1 $6oo Auto Piano Player. en With this piano) $325 CASH ,3" fit SATURDAY MORNING at 9 :30 We have saluted an my pay-tent plan thatwill interest you. River, New York (foot 0! Quilter-ins ‘ In: ANNING J. shopworn (50 mils of music; flmmnmuent. Fine Gian, wmen's Commotion, Liabili- ty, “urine and Automobile. ‘rturety, Bonds. . Notaries Public. 1' Steamship Tickets . .l. n. Layton a (0.. Inc. ' § sentient: msunmoe' 5 Railroad Ave" 89. Nor-walk WE REFER YOU TO THE HOUSE that has been painted with our points. Is it not beautiful in its glistening cost? Yes. and what's more, it will wear well—we guarantee that. All our paints, oils, stains, varnishes. enem- els, etc., are the best obtainable— that’s your protection. Phonon! The Gorham Co 10 FIRST 81'» EAST NORWALK TIL 469. 1-st- Mid-Summer . ALE 33911111121111; S on all Household Goods. New and second hand. Everything 1‘ 3 sold at extremely low prices. l u. curious“ Phone 419. 87 NORTH MAIN ST 1 WE “SELL“ Something More Than ICE It 13 EXPERT, HONESTg .. Service. Do you realize how much 3 that means to the consumer? i . lllE Sillfll lllll ill (10 Phone 619. Status 1‘ reasonable @3953 mam Lo! Namalli ‘ lSIeanlb‘oat s s ,' ‘1 . « .jc 7. r ‘_ 3: 3 9H» FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW ‘ “‘YQBK. Freight boot leaves rm “it 111m ‘ St.) ever: any except Sunday, st: :1 ‘ upto' 14 —-----'- i . 17’1- Palm Beach Skirts The last cry in fashionable outing skirts. Cut easy and full with applied pocktts of correct de— Sign, large pearl buttons “here buttons are needed or look “ell, all nicely tailored. ..2,00 very special. This price is half that which was asked earlier in the season, and the value of this skirt is good. Please see it. Suit Department, second floor. Do Not Miss those attractive llals it is an Unusual Chance Hats of straw in fashionable shapes and colors. dark and old blue, brown tan and sand color, smartly trimmed, and right for August and September trav-' el and motoring. Any Hat in the collection for $5 00 Sport H‘ats of panama and peanit straw with a scarf of bright hue, or if preferred, one of sombre black, at $3.00. A l This means about half the price that would be right at ordinary times. but the stock must he movctl.‘ In addition there are a few untrimmed hats at very low prices, which if one has a knack of turning a bit of‘ribbon or placing a wing or quill. represent economy. At the Haligau Shop in limatl St. Children’s Waist Union Suits For little ones fromzto 12 years. This is really the ideal model in underwear for poultgsttw in sum- mer, for three garments are Cotillllnul in the one vest, waist and pants. » 1 so cts. . Ribbed l'nrlcru‘mr, Children’s Rompers Cltambrav. gin; ”ham crinkled scersucker and white main floor. striped madras, well made.rrad1 to put 011. 1' THE PARI 33 SOUTH MAIN ST. so cts Blue and white and brown and 25 an. Hats for little boys. white striped madras Children: \\ car Section, second floor. Mens Shirts: An entirely new line of Ncpliqccs, stripes, the neat and inconspicuous narrou llllL‘S apptmcc‘t by men of quiet taste. $1.00 and $1 50 - .. Main St. entrance. ' ESTABLISHED 1357 - I ‘— \ lJULY CLEARING SALE of Women’s and Misses’ High~Grade Wearing Apparel at prices lower than any store in town considering quality. Come without delay as our merchandise is too attractive when prices are out less than half of its original value. - . Be Sure Its A PIE FRIESBIE’S . ” Made in the Cleanest Plant. _““An‘d from the best fresh fruits obtainable. 3 , Ask Your Grocer for Them Insist on, them. at your res; \. Vulnewarlrtfx 7* The Reed 81 Volk Electrical Co. The Only Fully Equipped ELECTRICAL 31-1012 In the Town AUTO ' SUPPLIES Phone 805-50 80. MIN 8t. 80. Not-walk. MuIIc Hall Block- .‘ . Cloaks 81 - Millin ery SUI l'l‘H N UR\\1':\I.K . 1n- and 111 80th mm» to so 9. m. “booms F. Poets, General Agent SMITH T’HA‘NE DONATION LINE. lite. «Ir—“r # , Really-Made Clothes Will fit a dummy form, but not a manly forth. Suits made to order from ' station? S. 11111111 Custom Tailors. Tel. 3535'. 3' t South Norwalk. _ Booms JULY 6 ‘ Merrill Busutess College Stamford. Port Chester. The scientific mum at business and personal tissues the method. 0111pr very distinctly, n, ”-..—W What 111. “Your A AsSelS? I atlairs Avoid The liabilily I '- or not having 0 allow; “count. We invite accounts which no , given omelet“ and courteous sttmtlon._ today ‘ --= SUMMER SCHOOL: -—-'
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