ON STANDARD'
MERCHANDISE
“ Save Money! CLEAN
Special Prices
AT OUR
UP SALES
In Every Department with many 0dd Lots at Nominal Figures ~
ODD LOTS of Wool Dress Goods
and Linings at Just Half-Price.
39c~45c SILK and COTTON MIXTURES 19¢- yard.
75c—$r DRESS SILKS ,4 K44; ya rd. Other Remnants at Clear-
ance Prices
50c SCOTCH FLANNELS, 32 inches wide, in attractive stripes
390 yard
LONG CLOTH, 12 yard pieces, regularly $1.75. Now $1.50.
12 Yard Pieces LACE INSERTIONS and EDGINGS, 10¢,
Special Values in LADIES’ NECKWEAR and LADIES’ and
MEN‘S LINEN HANDKER‘CHIEFS
One Lot ROMAN ‘STRIPED RIBBONS cut to °K¢ yard.
One Lot of LADIES’ KID GLOVES, genuine Trefl’ouse make,
$I.oo and $1.50 quality at Half-Price.
All of the HAMMOCKS and PARASOLS AT COST.
Extra Values in Short Lengths of PRINTED LINOLEUMS
and STRAW MATTINGS.
Odd Lots of CURTAIN MATERIALS at Clean Un Prices.
$25.00 AXMINSTER RUGS, 9 x 12 feet, extra values at $1950
s.
,s
Remember many inducements are in odd lots
and the first comes gets the biggest bargains.
LADIES’ TAILORED SUITS
$1.25 TABLE DAMASK, 70 inches wide. $1.00 yard-
Tailored Linen Suits and Dust Coats
Just six of each. Formerly priced as high as $8.00. Now $1.00 each,
A few more of the WHITE SHIRT WAISTS reduced to 50¢ each.
A special lot of $3.00 and $5.00 SILK PETTICOATS, now $2.00 eaCh.
$I.oo-$I.5o WHITE GUIMPES,50¢ each.
A. few $I.25, $r.50, $2.00MUSLIN UNDERSKIRTS‘
Sale Continues All This Week—Watch This space.
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All sizes, seasonable weights, good choice of colors. Regularly priced from
$15.oo to $30.00. NOW $5.00 to $15.00
DAINTY ONE PIECE DRESSES
* Of white and colored lingerie. All much under price. Some as low as
PRINTED PILLOW TOPS reduced to 15¢,
PRINTED CENTER PIECES now 10¢,
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69c MERC
$2.00
PRINCESS
SLIPS, 50¢
and
25c HEMMED HUCK TOWEL 3, red and white borders. 18¢-
25c TURKISH TOWEL‘S, 19¢,
Big Reductions on SHEETS and PILLOW CASES.
YARD WIDE MUSLINS, 8¢ 9¢ 10¢ 1251¢ yard. :7.
A Broken Assortment of LADIES' VESTS, 25c quality, 19¢. 15' “
. 50c quality, 35¢ pair. !
LACE TRIMMED LADIES’ VESTS, 2 e ualit , c -. ‘
quality, 2 for 25¢ 5 q Y. 19¢ 15 , ‘
LADIES’ UNION SUITS, lace tn’mmed knees, 36- 38 inches, big .I -
value, 39¢ I
MISSES’ LACE TRIMMED PANTS, 19¢, I
MISSES’ UNION SUITS, 25c quality, 19¢ 50c quality, 39¢, !
Odds and Ends of Boys’ UNDERWEAR, 25c quality, 19¢
Odds and Ends of MEN’ S UNDERWEAR, 50c quality, 35¢
MASON FRUIT JARS Pints, 40¢ doz.;
SURE SEAL FRUIT JARS, Pints or Quarts, 600 doz
IELLv GLASSES tin tops, 19¢—24¢ doz.
STONE CROCKS, all sizes, at lowest prices.
Hundreds of Other Money Saving Items
ERIZED TABLE DAMASK, 68'inches wide,
500 yard
Quarts, 42¢ doz,
in Every Department.
U '1'”)- Ufa/'Mnlu '1’
Norwalk’s Leading
Dry- Goods Store &
Wageaeaeaeaaaaeag
L some
store
cash.
‘i‘ there’ll be a pretty how-de-
‘i do, there’ll be the deuce to
pay. You’d ought to have a
good supply tucked safely in
your bins, but if you don't
you can't blame Ins—you'll
sufi'er for your sins. Then
keep you from the cold; it’ s ..
. as useful as an overcoat and I
as valuable as gold Our, ‘
Coal is worth the price you ‘
pay; 'tis not a lot of trash.
It’s worthy—take our word
for this—well worthy of your’
‘FERRIS COAL
snappy autumn day,
1 thing else, it is a modern policy.
" his value and service at the lowest price.
away a little coal to
are in the lumber business.
THE
SATURDAY PRICES
This policy is the guiding hand of the business.
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
If everybody‘ 5 out of coal .
If there is one principle that means more to a business than any- '
Business must be done at small profits coupled with the best possl-
That policy gets a new customer. and brings back the old customer. _‘
This will he the policy of Tile Hatch & Bailey (70. as Moi-Kare
‘ if you would go throngh our yard and ’
n see how complete a stock of good dry lumber we have, you
readily see why we feel that we can serve your best interests.
The Hatch {r Bailey Co.
South N orwelk, Conn.
,Wo are neon—just flint as the nearest letter-box or telephone.
COMPANY BestSugarCuredHams. 18c
l Small Picnics ...... , ............................... 14c
I Sperry and Barnes’ Bacan, strip .................... 20c
‘ Pot Roast, no bone .............. . . . . . . ............ 15c
Prime Rib Roast from . . . . ................. ; ....... 18c up
ANYTIME \ Fancy Roasting Chickens ........................... 25c
’ ' gmalldGénuine Spring Leg of Lamb ................. 22c
' ome eef from ....... . ........................ 8c 11
.Day or My“ Nativeo‘Veal. V pl
. Our spacious and easy riding Beef, Lamb and Calves Tongues. .
automobile will take out Best Lard, 2 lbs. . . . . . . . . ............... . ............ 25c
fa“, Gold Medal Butter . . . . . . . .‘ ..................... ‘ ..... 35c
‘ i Oleomargarine 200 25c‘
ANDREW TAYLOR , Premier Salad Dressing and Snappy Relish.
g Livery and Trucking I Everything in Fruit and Fresh Vegetables. .
. ‘ I ’
2 Phone ~ Darien Conn. I CHARNQK S MARKET
. « ~ ' Tel, 583-2. “Free Delivery.
76 N. Main St.
_
could
again S ALE ’
NOW IN PROGRESS
.GOTTLIEB
9. Main St.
’2 Semi-Annual
6 North Main ,St.,~SHo.JNorwalk.
So. atom-III
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' , = Thetieers Meatdz’ Providence;
r3 Main ,St., Norwallr.
E-.. w..—
on
STfiIO—Slm Suite. -1
supply of tools. Jack- knives-
lot-in clocks; Which will be
ve’ ust purchased
reduced prion. . gill;
or window display and 1.
1. Fl
The Mode
WM. B. UNHOLTZ. Prop.
Hayes
NEW CITY
MARKET
Hayes Block
09 North Main Street
,c
Phone Orders
Taken HeIie'
We take orders by- telephone. This
is done to save you time and trouble.
'. g Now, you naturally wouldn't order
' '"by phone li‘ you didn’t get good cute
and fair weight. .
’ When We invite you to order by Who
we theretore intend to give you first
class, prompt service; ‘ ‘ '
The Modern Market
:5 North MoinSt. p.
. w w chasm .Prop.
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""--Aoo‘bpt all the buck um come.
your way-hut. den“: DEFEND on its
contact at you want It job use 3 Ben-
“ ailment Ad.
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Phone Orders
Taken Here
We take orders by telephone. l I
This is done to save you time I,
sud trouble.
Now, you naturally wouldn't
order by phone if you didn’t
get good out: and fair weight.
When we invite you to order
by wire we therefore intend to
give you first clue, prompt
service.
m Market
I; North Main St.
‘l
.
ALLTEGED FORGER 0N TRIAL.
NEW YORK, Aug. 31.——When ar-
raigned in Bhooklyn on a Federal war-t
rant charging forgery amounting to‘
nearly $5,000, Ignatius T. Lincoln, tor- I
Illerly a member of the British Parlia~3
ment and sell confessed German emu—i
today asked that his case be ndjourn- ’
ed for a w.eell The request was grunt
ed.
The alleged forgery was committed
J
'law," replied Federal Judge Yeedel'.
. sion 25 cents .
the charge was one ‘trumped up in
order to get him‘ back to England,
where he said,'he had season to be-
lieve he would be shot as a‘spy. -
“Great Britain is not under martial
"the courts are open, and it is there-
ifore, to presumed that justice will be
“done in your code. You are charged
with forgery and you can be placed
on: trial for nothing else. "
NORWALK HOSPITAL NOTES
William Frazer, oi Greens Farms,
’was admitted to the NorWaik hospital
this morntbg and operated on.
, Mrs. Katherine C. -Banks,'ot Wood-
ward avenue, was admitted yesterday
for medical treatment.
W ".4
--LAWN PARTY. \
'Crlttholic Club grounds, West ave-
nue, Not-walk, under‘ auspices or K. or
0.; Thursday and Friday evenlnga.
in London. Lincoln said in court 9’3th BHWEEN BRIDGENIRI
H Krieger & Co.
OUR SALE
of Silk Dresses at $5
will centinue until every
one of them is sold. Come
and procure one before they
are gone, afl other summer
dresses are being scld for
less than half
GARDEN, GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS.
All the best varieti cs Tomatoe, Cabbage and Pepper
Pl nt
AELSKINDS OF INSECTICIDES.
Bordeaux Mixture, Lime-”Sulphur Solution, Arsenate
of Lead, Heleboro, Paris Green, “Slug Shot,” "Bug
Death,”’ etc.
BROWERWIII MALONE 2t) -22 Main St.. Norwalk
IIIIIIII Mill SERVICE
GENERAL FIERROS DIES.
LAREDO, Tenn, Aug. 31.—Carlos S.
Fierros, a colonel in the Carranza.
army, died of typhoid fever in the
City of Mexico last Saturday accord-
\ ing to advices received at Carranza.
headquarters in ‘Neuvo Laredo today.
Postmaster Andrew Leary (of the 10- M [her tlmeV‘IIfl thebcnpture of M?“-
cal post ollice, fihas been able tottere’ mm a a 0“ a year ago,
. . .
nlatel‘ial'ly increase the emciency otill‘lerros liberated Consul-General Hun
mi from the penitentiary there. The
the mail service between this city and VIII til _ 1 h d H i _
Bridgeport which will be of particu- ' a 0 ma 5 a nuns ncommum-
cado on a charge of alleged antrVIlln.
lar benefit to the business men. All
letters which are mailed in Bridge-
port designated 'f0r this city up until
12 o‘clock will be delivered in the at-
letters mailed at 8:30 finder would
ternoon delivery. here. Heretofore all '
activity.
BATTLESHIPS AT PANAMA.
PANAMA, Aug. 31.—-—The battle«
‘ships Missouri. Ohio and Wisconsin,
not be here until 2:30 o’clock, .thuswith 860 midsllipmen who are on the
remaining over until the next morn- annual practice
cruise, arrived at
Ing delivery. This inconvenience hast Panama todnv on their return from
been done away with as a result otlthe Panama Pacific Exposition and ‘
the downtown postmaster‘s ettorts. lpnssed through the canal. The squads
A count. during several days past, waslron will remain at Colon for 24 hours,
made of all the letters mailed in the to take on coal and give the cadets
Bridgeport post cities for this city lnlan opportunity to see the canal before »
the forenoon. There were titty pieces returning to the Naval Academy at
Entertainment and dancing. Admis-
ot mail on the average each day. Annapolis ,_ ,_,.‘.i
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