Our Semi-Annual
rice sale
l I Will Start
TO- MORROW
and will last until Labor Day
_. With the «exception of a few items everything will
be sold for half and some for less than half frOm our
regular prices.
Fraudulent advertising has become so flagrant among certain
merchants that the word sale means absolutely nothing to the
shopper. DON’T CONFUSE OUR SEMi- ANNUAL CLEAN- UP
SALE with the chronic sale fakes. '
BULLETlN
Men’ s Black and Blue Serge Suits, ranging in price
v from $12 to $18, for half price...
Boy’s Knick Suits, size 6 to 17 ranging from $3. 98 to $7
« ‘ for half price 1.
Worsted Sweaters for Men1W0mefl and BOYS 1.50t°$8 “ “
Tailored Suits for Women, all colors and sizes, $12M $25 “
1'7"; Silk Dresses, Party Dresses, $12 to $25 “ »
*. Silk and Crepe Meteor Waists $2 50 to $5 1 “ “.
Dresses for Girls . S1. 25 to $4 ' '“
-;Spring and Fall Coats for Women $5 98 to $15
All kinds of Skirts {$150 to B8
SHOE 1f} ARTMF NT
Here we W1ll make the greatest sacrifice ever
1 made. Hundreds of Low and High Top Shoes for Men
Women, Beys and Girls will be sold for half price.
Ranging 1n price from SLSO to $4 To Go fer Half
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Money Sav1ng Mid Summer Sales
Ladies Tailored Suits and Coats
Marked way down Some at 011er the former price. Seasonable weights and models, in,
all sizes and many colors and materials.
One Piece Lingerie Dresses
DAINTY MODELS GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE. '-
Prices Lowered on Bathing Suits
A BIG VARIETY FOR LADIES, MISSES‘“AND CHILDREN.
NORWALX
’All of the
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A Friend?
Yes, a dealer who invites
you to buy coal that just de-
lights you is a friend who’s
truly working for your good.
and if you would judge him
rightly you‘ll not take his
talk so lightly but. will order
fuel quickly-as you should.
' Now, it plainly stands to
re’son that right soon the
chilly season will be sneak-
ing ’round the corner handy
by, and the chances are that
manvfll have no coal. or
hardly any, if they fail to
promptly order their supply.
THE
113111113 COAL
COMPANY
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' Day or Night
Our spacious and easy riding
automobile will take out
parties.
murw 11111011
Livery and Trucking
Phone ..
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Semi-Annual
_ Clearance SALE
now in PROGRESS
,GOTTLIEB
11 No. Main st. - , So. Norwlik
. 37410—41250 Suite.
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We Handle
Fine Chickens
For people who do, not keep their
‘ own chickens the surest Way of lie-i
lng certain of what kind they are
buying, to to come here.
A chicken dinner is worth while it
3‘ the chicken to tender and whole
p some. i
The beat in meats, too, at the
lowest prices. Ask your friends
1 about us.
The Modern Market
r5 North “Main St.
wM 5R IthOLTZ, Prop '
Hayes
NEW CITY
MARKET
Hayes’ BlOCk
1 09 North Main Street
5 w“..- 3“...
F S LYON
Good .iob Printing
loot Paper. mwm. “PM
I. non-m um cram
I. manhunt
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Darien Conn. .
”(Dill on ‘
The Hatch 6 Bariye :51
HARDWOOD FLOORS
HARDWOOD FLOORS are responsible for’a lot of the private
dancing which have become so popular lately, for they stand up
well under the strain, are duslless and easily cleared for action in
that smell rugs sufllce for covering. \
Let us tell you how little they cost whether for recovering old
floors or building new.
We have thickmnd thin hardwood flooring.
Will you grant us a brief interview to determine whether or not
our service could fill some need or yours?
The Hatch £7 Bailey Co. .
South Norwalk, Com
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1 1 We are near—«just as far as the nearest letter-box in telephone.
WE DON’T TRY TO ARGUE.
our customers into taking meat
they do not want,‘ because it
isn’t necesary. We are sure to
please them from our large nun
excellent stock. We have such
a \ariety of choice, fresh cuts
that our patrons see their merits
at a glance. 'W hy not give us
an order.
A ‘ Cham‘ok’s Market_
76 North Main 31.
Free Delivery.
, Tel. 533.2
The Beers Meat & Provision Co.
6 North Main St., So. Norwalk. ‘ 13 Main 815., Norwallr./
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Blue Fish .......... 13¢, Butter Fish ........ 10¢
1 Sword Fish ' ........ 16¢ Round Clams 75¢ per pk,
Cod Fish ...... 1. .. 16¢“ Soft Shell Crabs .........
Sardines 3., ........ _. 10¢ 75¢ per doz,“
Schulize’ s 3 Sanitary Markets
32 WASHINGTONaST. gMAIN 81'.
SOUTH NORWALK. ‘ 3NORWALK.
505 MAIN ST., STAMFORD.
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- Eaton Crane 8:3 Pike
STATIONERY
25o a. box ‘
BBIBBEBMAN Billl__§_. '
64 NogT—Tezifm “proposal for a national strike
’ed 1235 Catholic publications. The
,organ, which has been agitated for
'severai years, was up for discussion.
,FAvo‘R SHORTER wonk DAY.
iBoard of Machinists meet in continua-
tion of its session here today, J. J.
' Hantord
Block
,in
and’s action yesterday in repudim
CATHOLIC EDITORS' ing the proposal. The Board however,
_ T'ON ' decided to conduct a general campaign
TOLEDO 0.. A03 19- ——Members 0‘ for a shorter workday in all shops.
the Catholic Editors Association of
America began their annual conven- ”dent who was authorized to disvow
tlon here today It W3§ held in eon- the strike project, said that an inter
CONVEN-
Federation of (athoiié Societies ,lhat he would urge a strike was 1111
which closed yesterday With the Cl80";1111thorized by the association, and was
tion of omcers, and will last until Sat :31 “fiance- with “a policy we have
ur‘dny. not declared for a general strike," M1.
There were iibout 150 editors and Johnston-added.
attaches of Catholic papers in actual every means to preient such a devoi-
convuentlon but other prominent Ca- opment."
tliolice assisted in the work. i
'i‘he editors and delegates represent i
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”Advertise in The Sentinel. it me.
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TRITRAM a HYATT =-
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
question of an ofllciul daily Catholic
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.—When the j"
~executive board of the Inmrnationar f
' Keppler, Vice-President of the organ- '
l2'1tion,‘\\as on hand ready to urge his '
munition plants of the country to en - l
force the eight- hour day, despite the ,-
W. H. Johnston, Intern/tional Presu-
nectlon with that Of the American View attributed to Keppler declaring '
"in fact, We will use
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