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25c TURKISH TOWELS .......... ' ................. 19¢ BARGAINS "1 Sn“ Cases and Sa'chelS SPECIAL VALUES IN LADIES’ NECKWEAR.
A few Ladies’ Genuine TrefouSSe Kid Gloves, $1.50 and $1.00 ‘ ' A1 1 0f the ALUMINUM COOKING UTENSILS t
. grades at half price “ at 20 per cent. discoun
, . Genuine Leather Suit Cases and Club Bags at Cost. Lowest Prices on M350“ and Sureseal” Fruit Jars, Jelly
Odds and Ends of Ladiesl Fabric Gloves, 50c quality ...... 25¢ Matting Suit Cases. leather handles and corners Brass fastenings [:11] sizes . Glasses and Stone Crocks
— Odd Lots rcmi ' k ........................ at 25 Per ceni- ’6 “dim LADIES' TAILORED SUITS.
. °, dung 25“ 3°C 5 19¢ SUBSTANTIAL LEAT HERETTE SUIT CASES FULL SIZE
A Few Mens 25c Socks ................................ 19¢ Were $2 40 now $1 50 Were $1.00, now 69¢ Were 85c. now 500 All $2? 5983”?!)16 weights, g°°d Chm“ Of cams“ Regu- f5
Bargain; in» Ladies’ Vests, Pants “and Union Suits. Extra quality $1.85 Imitation Leather Suit Cases, 20 inch size. at y pnc rom $15.00 to $3000 NOW $5. 00 to $15 00 ii
Special Odd Lot of Boys' Underwear. Now $1 25 DAINTY ONE-PIECE DRESSES- a}
$3.50 FINE STRAW MATTING RUGS, g x .2 feet $2.75 Just One Dozen $2.25 BEACON BLANKETS, regular size. gray °Hm 0‘ W“? and 6010"”! lingerie A11 much under Price 59;; 00 ii
75 as ow as ................................... _. . . .. , at
$25“ AXMIN‘STER RUGS- 9 x ‘2 it" -------------- $19-50 A Big Assortment or CURTAIN MATERIALS, in short lengths or a TAILORED LINEN SUITS AND DUST COATS. it:
JUST A FEW DAINTY VANITY BOXES AT COST. to 10 yards. While they last .......................... 10¢ yard Just six of each. Formerly priced as high as $8.00. I!
. D k, . h ‘d ............. ‘o .» ‘ A“ d ................... "r.
.69c-75c Au Wool Challies ................... . ........ 50¢ ysrd $1 25 Tam am“ 7° "1c °s m ° S] y” N” """" .' ' . """ . """" $100 ”Ch ii
39c-45c Silk and Cotton Mixtur es _________________ 19¢ yard 89c Table Damask ................................ 75¢ yard A Few More of the White Shirt Walsts reduced to 50¢ each 3‘;
75c-$I.oogl}ress Silks ............................... 45¢ yard 59c Mercerized Table Damask, 68'inches wide‘. - - - - - 5- 50¢ yard A Special Lot of $3.00 and $5.00 Silk Petticoats. Now $2.00 each i“
OTHERTREMNANTS AT CLEARANCE PRICES. 50c Mercerized Lunch Cloths. 36 x 36 inches ............ 35¢ $190-$150 White Guimpes ...... . ............. , ..... 50¢ each it
see Scotch Flannels, 32 inches wide, in attractive stripes 39¢ yd. Hemmed an‘d Fringed Bed Spreads, were $2.00, now $1.75 A Few $I.25, $1.50, $2.00 Muslin Underskirts and Princess Slips ,3
Long Cloth. n-yard pieces. regularly $1.75. Now ....... $1.50 We... $3.0... now ............ . ............ $2.25 50¢ l
Iz-Yard Pieces Lace Insertions a nd Edgings .............. 10¢ Printed Pillow prs reduced to ......................... 15¢
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. I, my
3 Days More ' CLEAN
Many New items are Added— While Some oi the Original (liters Remain
OF THE
UP SALES
Watch This Space Daily for important ( hanaes
TRISTRAM 8. HYATT
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Norwalk’s Leading
Dry-Goods Store
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Goon as BMW
If everybody’s out of coal
some snappy autumn day,
there’ll be a pretty how-de-
do, there 11 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 us—you'll
suffer for your sins. Then
r" store away a little coal to
, ' keep you from the cold; it's
9‘ as useful as an overcoat and
' 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 thise—well worthy of your
-.., THE
COAL
f The Hatch iley Co.
If there is one principle that means more to a business than any- I '
thing else, it is a modern policy.
H. Krreger & Co.l
» OUR SALE
l? of Silk Dresses at $5
will continue until every
one of them is sold. Come
and procure one before they
This policy is the guiding hand or the business.
Business must be done at small profits coupled with the best possr~
ble value and service at the lowest price.
That policy gets a new customer, and brings back the old customer. -.'
This will'bc the policy of The Hatch & Bailey (‘0. as long as we
are in the lumber business. it you would go through our yard and
ace. how complete a stock of good dry lumber we have. you could 1-.
" readily see why we feel that We can serve yqur best interests.
The Hatch & Bailey Co. .
South Norwaik, Conn.
We are near—just as tar as the nearest letter-box or telephone.
Phone Orders ‘
Taken Here
We take orders by telephone. 1
This is done to save you time '
and trouble.
low, you naturally wouldn’t
. order by phone if you didn't
FERRiS
C 0MP A NY . 5mm“ pumps get was... at m. was , are £0118. all other summer
Best Sugar Cured Hams. ........................... 8 W“ we invite you t° ”d" . '
w W__ M gmall Pingic]; .. . . . .B. ...... t .................. . ..... :4: by wire we therefore intend to , dresses are belng SOld for
. ‘ per an arnes’ acon, 8 ti .................... '
. ~ , .p... it... n. s... .......... ‘? ........... . ......... 32: r" l“ “‘ °‘“* W“ -. less than half
’ ‘ ANYTIME Prime Rib Roast from ............................ me up
, . Fancy Roasting Chickens ...................... v. . ... 25c . ‘ i
' a Small Genuine S rin Le f L mb ................. Th M d ' ' M k t - L ‘
Day 01' Night fiomed Beef iron? . ”g” “go. . ”a .................. 8c 2:; e 0 er" at e - Ki
ative Veal. . . WM. 13. UNHOLTZ. P .. ' —-—-"——————'—
3113:3333: “81:3? °2§i.“‘.‘.‘.‘.i gccf 513% all? Calves Tongues -— — m 15 "m" Ma} ; GARDEN, GRASS AND GRAIN sgablgs a P
~~ . t ........................... * . 5 T t» cancer
we as. harms; ............ , ................ :2: ~ V was Am» mums .. °° . 3g 9"
' ANDREW TAYIBR i Oleomargarine ........................... roe 25¢ a es ' ALL 8KINDS OF INSECTICIDES. ,.
. Premier Salad Dressing and Snappy Relish. , Mm manna Murphy' 01 Bordeaux Mixture, Lime—Sulphur 5010110“. ”Arsenate
_ Livery and Trucking Everything in Fruit and Fresh Vegetables. NEW CITY yeii‘rss‘ Elixir}: Sigrhhhaysagsge d :1" of Lead Heleboro, Paris Green, “Slug S,hot Bug
' Phillie ‘ Da’rien COMI- CHARNOK’S MARKET the home of her son, John S.’Murphy.. Death, etc 20 22 M ill Si Norwalk
« . A ‘ l‘ T9]. 583.2. - Fm Delivery. 76 N. Main St. in Lonolown District, Bedding, about “ROWE“ & MALONE a '9 .
8 o'clock Monday evening after sev
eral years‘ illness. Up to 'two years
111.10 she made her home in Bethe].
She issurvived by her son, a daugh
ler, Mrs. Edgar Bowdy, o; Danburil.
and several grandchildrenl Funeral
services will be held at the nails home
at 1 o'clock Thursday ‘afternoon. R‘ev.
William F. Tyler Will oiliclate and in-
terment ,yvill be in Wooster cemetery.
/' ‘ -_.......V .i "
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MARKET
Hayes Block
o9 North Main Street
.,.._.'
LE. -
WITH OUR ADVERTISERS.
nescueo AFTER FIVE House. I
' 7 ’ .——T te In I‘
Pm“ '°" 5mm" mm" t° c" 'Rggiolaeiifiidsfgriayl not}: Boater;
"d" When 0"" SMPV’IM' lbringing Captain W rye and the crew
Handfiome fall and winter garments,“ seven of the British schooner St.
affifefldy for your inspection at 9.99 Olaf, which was sunk by a submarine
Ports. Prices right too o ' 58 miles east of Galley Head, Ireland,
"Going Back to School’ sale is what on Aug 19' Capt wrye said. "The
the Boston Store adv. tells about to- submarine commander gave us ton
day. Read it for bargains in children’ s minutes to get away Just as all hands
clothes. iwore pulling away the submarine 01»
Its easy “2 make your kitchen the ened fire on the schooner, shelling her
best room in the home. Read Sterl- until she filled and capsized We ,3;
ing’8 adv and learn how ‘0 smile all turned to the wreck and held on un- .
day itii the Rossano came along, more '
Painless extraction of teeth is what than five hours later"
Dr. J. H. Msliery guarantees. Readl
. his adv. in this issue. iTILLMAN CWFERS WITH FREE».
Three days more of the Clear Up . IDENT
sale at Tristram & Hyatt's. Many new WASHINGTON Sept, 1,-Chnirmun
items are ““9 (“gly- 899 3‘“- Tillman, of the Senate Naval Affairs >
"“ Committee, discussed naval defenses ,
~Mr‘. and Mrs. Frederick 1. Elle. of today with President Wilson Later
Mott avenue. are. assay from town on' he said he favored a reasonable in: _
a shdit automobile trip tlii-ouih Newl'creas'e in- the Navy and would surf:
York state. They are expected to I'M port the President's srecomniendatiqns
- than in a day or m. .. ‘ l ito Consl'm this tall. ,
a {’14. ‘:
TheBeers Meat & Provisional. Phone“ Orders
6 North Main St., 80; Nor-walk. :3 yMalll Sit, Nor-walk. Takéh Here ”new of 0nd,"; (Peter) Brown.
. We take orders by telephone-This . The .‘flllleral 0f Orvilleweter)
is done to‘oave you time and trouble. Brown'wili be held from MS laté‘ resi-
Now, you naturally wouldn't order deuce; Belden Hill, road, Wilton, to-
by phone if you didn't get good outs marrow afternoon at 2:30 O'clock.
and fair weight. ‘ .Rev. C. A. Marks. rector of St Mate
thew’s Episcopal Church, will affiliate
and interment will be in Riverside
' cemetery, Norwalk.
NOW INTROGRESS '
OsT-T'LIE B
o."Mnl’n«st. 80. Norwolk .
"7410-41250 Suits. 3 V i
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r ‘ When we ln’vtte you to order by wire
‘ i . ' I ‘ . we therefore intend to give; you first
‘ " class, prompt oer-vice.
. The Modern Market.
'. 7 Is North'MainSt.
was Sn Imabm‘z Prop.
. --LAWN PARTY.
Catholic Club grounds, West avo-
' nus,Norwalk, under auspices of K. oi!
0.. Thursday and Friday evenin’is.
Entertainment and dancing. Admis-
sion 25 cents .
Scbuilze’ 3 Sanitary Markets
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