‘\W‘\‘\‘\m‘\‘\‘\f.\‘ ‘\‘\‘ ‘ —,W'/','1-1-."-/-i' '7- n U : a, Money Sore-1 1 e a 211"“ nsement All of the Aluminum Cooking Utensils at 20 per cent. 011. Lowest Prices on Mason, Sure Seal and Lightning Jars, Jelly ‘ Glasses and Stone Crock; Mrs. Potts’ Sad Irons, set of thre e with holder and stand. Regular price $1.00.. Now ................................... 59¢ Keen Kutter Meat Choppers, $1.50 siZe $1.00,. $1.25 size 79¢ Glass Oil and Vinegar Cruets ............................ V. 4¢ Decorated Opal Glass Vases . ' .............................. 4¢ Odd Lot of Glass Syrup Cups, Pickle and Sauce Dishes, etc. 3¢ each 6 Decorated Blown Glass Tumblers .............. 19¢ Lightning Cleanser .................... . ......... 3 cans 10¢ 9 cakes U. S. Mail Soap ................................. 25¢ 6 _1_:akes Pearl Floating Soap ............................. 25¢ 390-45c Silk and Cotton Mixtures ............ 19¢ yard 75c-$1.00 Dress Silks ............................ 45¢ Yard Odd Lots of Children's 25¢ Socks ................. , ....... 19¢ A Few Men's 25c Socks ................................ 19¢ Bargains in Ladies’ Vests, Pants and Union Suits. . Special Odd Lot of Boys’ Un“erwear. Odds and Ends of Ladies' Fabric Gloves, 50c quality ...... 25¢ TR ‘_'\‘\ W\‘\‘\‘ W>:>‘l=>:\ -/‘i-l' -I- . Contmuatron CLEAN UP SALES Prudent People Will Pick Now — While the Picking is Good. OF OUR Many Short Lengths _oi Wool Dress Goods andLinings at HALF PRICE 69c and 75c All Wool Chailies ................ . ............ 50¢ yard ALL OF THE LADIES' TAILORED SUITS AND COATS. Formerly priced from $15.00 to $30.00. Now ....... $5.00 to $15(00 SEPARATE TAILORED DRESS SKIRTS. Greatly reduced. Some as low as .............................. $2.00 LINEN CENTER PIECES. 30 and 36 inches square at half price. A few Scaris to match at proportion- ate prices. GENUINE LEATHER SUIT CASES AND BAGS AT COST. Imitation Leather Suit Cases 50¢. 69¢. $1.25. $1,501’worth double Matting Suit Cases, all sizes, at half price. A Few $2.25 BEACON BLANKETS, grey or tan, full size ..... $1.75 $3.50 MATTING RUGS, 9 x 12 feet ..................... $2.75 Bargains in Short Lengths of Printed Linoleums and! Straw Mattings. DAINTY ONE-PIECE DRESSES. Of white and colored lingerie. All much under price. Some as low as ....... .. . ....... . ....................... $2.00 OTHER REMNANTS AT CLEARANCE PRICES. 50c Scotch Flannels, 32 inches wide, in attractive stripes 39¢ yd. Long Cloth, 12-yard pieces, regularly $1. 75 Now ....... $1. 50 i! I 12- -Yard Pieces Lace Insertions and Edgings .............. 10¢ i) A Big Assortment of CURTAIN MATERIALS, in short 6 lengths 0‘ 2 to 10 yards. While they last ......... 10¢ yard $1. 25 Table Damask, 70 inches wide ............... $1 "“ yard ’ 89c Table Damask ................................ 75¢ yard 13 69c Mercerized Table Damask, 68 inches wide ........ 50¢ yard it 50c Mereerized Lunch Cloths, 36 x 36 inches ............ 35¢ 61 Hemmed and Fringed Bed Spreads, were $2.00, now. $..1, 75 t; Were $3.00, now ......................... A 25c Turkish Towels .................................. $2132 ! Muslin Sheets, 81 x 90 inches. Now ......... 59¢ 65¢, 75¢ Boys’ Pajamas, $1. 00 quality. 79¢ 7 51: quality, 59¢ Odd Lot of Ladies’ Neckwear ......................... 5¢ each A Few Ladies' House Dresses and Wrappers .......... 50¢ each TAILORED LINEN SUITS AND DUST COATS. Just six of each. Fermerly 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 $1. 00-31. 50 White Guimpes ......................... 50¢ each A Few $1. 25, $1. 50, $2.00 Muslin Underskirts and Princess Slips fl 50¢ " A few Ladhs’ Genuine Trefousse Kid Gloves. $1. 50 and $1.00 :3 grades at half price RAM 81 HYATT ‘.‘.‘ .\ ‘1W.\‘\‘\‘s-\‘\:x. ‘\W.\‘\.\‘\‘\‘ ‘\-\w’-l-Hf- -I‘I‘ - tin/-1- . = = a, a. .v,-, -1- U H'WI‘ '1‘ W.1-1'/'/-/-/-1-.' 'U ’ AH‘m-m‘s‘v ‘ ‘\-\-\‘\‘ ‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\:\- Norwalk’s Leading Dry-Goods Store «Ia/n 1- -1- 1"- ‘53. x}- \‘ is" \_u - ‘\ ‘ s I- V. \5‘ X- nu. -/-/'l-, v, churn/.1- 3 x-"‘ / ,‘i-r' If everybody's out of coal l , some snappy autumn day, ‘ - there’ll be a pretty how-de- .do, there ll be the deuce to , pay. You'd ought to have a 5 good supply tucked safely in Vyiflir bins, but if you don't you can’t blame us—you’ll fie: for your sins. store away a little coal to "keep you from the cold; it's as useful as Van overcoat and is, Valuable as gold Our coal is worth the price you yr his not a lot of trash. ’s worthy—take our word -m thing else, it is a modern policy. his value and service at the lowest price. Then are in the lumber business. If there is one principle that means more to a business than any- This policy is the guiding hand of the business. Business must be done at small profits coupled with the best possr- V,' That policy gets a new customer, and brings back the old customer. s This will he the policy of The Hatch & Bailey Co. as long as We 1! Wu would go through our yard and , <er how complete a stockoi' good dry lumber we have, you could “ readily see why we feel that We can serve your best interstate. The Hatch of; Bailey Co. Taken Here Phone Orders H rieg‘er AC0. OUR SALE will continue until every of Silk Dresses at $5" 11st purchased ' ppl 0‘; tools, iaiik- knives locks, which will be , Blue Fish nnnnn qua..dios.-o--1i--vnu . Butter Firih ., Fresh Hacker: * ._ , , .. , ,V Every “ “ 32 wasnmd'rort sci!” ‘ SOUTH NORWALK. ‘ . aaaaa V Fresh Caught Salmon ...... ..... 16¢ " Sword Fish. ...~. ..... .: IV: .1 ..... 16¢ 16¢ by phone if you didn’t get good outs * and fair weight. when. we invite you to order by wire‘ . we therefore intend to give you first class, prorript services The Modern Market 15 North Main St. wins 1: 1111110132, Prop the 111011 1111623001110. 7 your way—but don't DDPDND 611 its ‘coming! if you want a job use a Bed tlnol Wont Ad. the leading industry ln’ the} rsectliinl . some years ago. The funeral services, 1 BERLIN, Sept. 2.—-The technical ac .whieh will be private will he held to ademy at KarlSruhe has com‘ér‘l‘ed up- morrow sftérnoon, nd the interment on Prat Otto Ravsenberger. who de will be in Weston. signed the famous 42- centimetre a Krupp gun, the degree of doctor of en- rers' Home, Norotonnied at the ‘;N01~ Overseas News Asencyadds walk hospital this morning, aged 78| “A unions celebration has years. The veteran in the Civil War? held by the artillery men with a bat- he'd been in the hospital home on Saturday at 9 a. m., and in its 1200th shot. This same mortar [torment will be made in Spring Grove last year helped to reduce the torti cemetery. \ Motions st Nsmur and Antwerp. Bol- Philip Quln‘n. igineering honoris causa. ~ Philip Quinh, inmate or tho’Bold-l Making this announcement the: bean r 40! ibis-well WWW °’.~Y°“' South Norwalk, Can. i . ' ‘ We take rd S, “III-1 S if} \\e are neai~just 11s tar as the nearest letter- box or telephone. .Thil ll don: gzn:;t;:°:h£nm:. one Of them IS SOIdo come THE . M ":03“ka and procure one before they 5 1.7 . . , you naturally wouldn’t RRlS COAL 11111111111 mug "is 1. .1... 1. m 1...». are gone, all other summer Be“ Sugar Cured Hams. 8 get good cuts and fair weight. 2* .......................... 1 c COMPANY 8...... 1...... ......................... . ........... w... .. .. dresses are being sold for Sperr and Barges’ Bacon. strip ..... . ......... 20c by "in V" them” intend ‘0 . l h h lf «7 - ~—-~——— Pot oast, no one ................................ 15c '0 on that 0M 10111 i . Prime Rib Roast from .......... . .............. 18c up 21d 0: p p a; 888 t an a ANYTIME ’ Fancy Roasting Chickens ............................ 25c _ Small Genuine Spring Leg of Lamb ..... . ........... 22c Day or Night gamedgeelf. from .. ........................ *. .. 8c up e 0 6’" market "—_—" » - ‘ ative ea ' “ions and m ndm Beef, Lamb and Calves Tongues ' M’HOLTZ- Prom 1: North Main St. GARDEN, GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS. V b ll it g VBeSt Lard, 2 lbs. ‘ """ ' ' """""""""" ’ """ ~' 25c .____~_ "- _- ' h” ”" ” All the best varieti es Tomatoe, Cabbage and Pepper ° 11° Wl *3 ° 0‘“ Gold Medal Butter ..... . ............ . .. ........... 35c ., DEATHS AND FUNERALS Plants ‘ . ___.__. , . 0 Oleomargarine ............................. 20c 25c V ' ' ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES. . REW TAYLOR f ' Premier Salad Dressing and Snappy Relish. , a y es Mrs, Ann. 5, Mills. V Bordeaux Mixture, Lime—Sulphur Solution, ’Ars’enate ‘- ‘ . ., , , > 5 [1 Everything in Fruit and Fresh Vegetables. / . a Mrs: Anna.» E. urns, widow or the, of Lead, Heleboro, Paris Green, “Slug Shot,’ ," ; 5;, mam... ~ GEARNOK’S MAEKET ~ NEW CITY 11‘:.iii‘“..’;..“i.‘:f..:.““.?.:“i*:‘".°' m 51 1‘ .e " Dane" COM" l‘ Tel 533-2. Free Delivery. 76 N. Main St. - -' residence in Riverside'avenue' W 19:: BRDWER & MALONE » 20'2 [I '9 o_ .. e..: - .. _ -.-.-.-—- MARKET V . _ . ’ ‘ Aizid‘sffznjgzemtvaii services will be T LAWN PARTY , glum. This demonstrates the durabil-i . . e ome omorrow — - - i - n S .' A ' a1 - ' ' Hayes BlOCk evening at 8 o'clock, and the buriai Catholic Club grounds, West Kavat- "'5' 0‘ 313° 1’9“” Austrian guns. . ' eml- 11““ " ° 3 ' will be Saturday mornin in Gh it it rwnlk, under auspices of -o * . . ‘ :5 V ' .. L 09 :Nflrfll Mal“ Street Church cemetery, Westpoft. I‘S gre’ThI‘imday and Friday evenings GUATEMAlgl‘SSEQE-SRSJNTERNAL ‘ ~ Seatahce . S A L E ~ ‘ ‘ . " ' _, l J h .....c.. , ' Eintertainmfy. and dancing. Admis-i " 1. - u - - -—-——-—-—£———-v -~ 0 n F. Bedlent. , son'25 cen - i T‘ Tile Beers Mtal & Pl‘ 0VISIOR C0. ' John Franklin Bedient died at his ‘ ._.. .1, . i'Rewngfitzzmhhid $000" Rm??? OW IN PROGRESS Ph 0 d ' residence in oranbnry, yesterday or 42.0ENTIMETRE oUN INVENTORE Y ranza I =90 :3 - -- 6 North Main St. So. Norwslk. . 13 Main St" Norwalk. one r ers nepehistis. He was seventy-812118818 g ,r’“ HONORED , tail; itsooflsq‘fjggvfgpgé:e':;;tc:::: TV T L l E B? l I . V ‘ Taken Here . ESTES}? 5:313:93: 13283021818??? tell: T hniVeal 'V Academy ‘of Karslruhegihat Guatemala is about to be. drawn. , \ ’A We take orders by telephone. This _ ec -- into the Mexican revolutionary vortex. 1‘11an; 36.. "0m.“ , old employes of the well known Brad A d D rec t professor 7.4 l “is done t3 save you time and trouble. He Axe Works in‘Weston which was ,, war ' e“ . ° iThese advices stated that in retaliation Hflm Sill“- ‘ , Now. you naturally “,0";an 0.95..- y ' ’V V fiavoenpberoer- ‘for the participation 0t Guatemala in the A B. .peace conference, Gunte— mala re'volutionists have been permii- _ ted to organize, have been furnished‘ by two thousand rifles by Carranza. and are about to march on Guatemala. 0“? . . .1 ...i ‘ ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. 'Announcement has been made 01 the engagement of Miss Olive Thorne‘ Dib- several tery gt Austrian 30-centimetro mor- ble, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. Irving w'éeks. Mass will be celebrated ht the tars on the Isonzo‘ line. One mortar Dibble or South Nor-walk, to Arthur ; Smith Hawiey. son of the late Arthur . «Smith Howls! 01 New York. The wed. . - dlns will take place, in November.
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