' EADERS’ VJEWS we some up A (Hi-Ls _ MORE FAITH? rat item in every confession 4, hould thus express itself . tieism, never helped on any- mossinlém is the great foe~of growth. This is as true when ted- a: social life as when delicious 4‘ conviction. ii whole lot of Norwaik to‘ be converted from nudism, to positive he- own town. ,-Iiundreds.‘of nild'els‘,‘ applying the ttitutle‘ towards this 1 corporation-They have grouper-Wm s ideals. firm and secure. ‘ is; the phrase, “‘i believe."- Our Fifth T the close of our first five years in New York, it is fitting to look back a moment, before we again set our faces toward the long road ahead of us. HE retrospect has its encouragements. The aims and ideals, with which this Store started, are its aims and ideals today. We have done hard work, to make, with each year, the realization come measurably closer to these And, at each year’s end, we h that we could honestly say to ourselves: that was better!” E are grateful that this store has won a wide, and ever-widening circle of friends. That its standing, in public opinion; is That, judged in material terms, it has been successful to a degree not expected even by its founders. And we shall be. content to have it continue to grew in the exact measure of its deserts at the hands of the com- munity, by the service it shall render. HAT GIM BLES has comet 'Birtha’ay ing to New York, the past five years have proved is out of gratitude and happiness that this is so, have determined to make . October'a Month of “Fifth—Birthday Sales” in which this gratitude shall be eviden . . very tangible and practical way, which wrll overshadow in importance any previous merc sented by the Store. W the familiar fails to call forth our in- terest and challenges one’s confidence. To such a state of mind have we ar- rived, that a considerable number of us pass our money over to the pret- ty-story-man together with all our faith, rather than put our trust in the dirt we can see and often see, and about which we are well informed. There is no drop of common sense in this attitude as we will all agree. But sense or nosense, we do it. To a large degree it is the-stranger who comes with his hope and faith into our town who redeems us and infuses new life and good cheer in our languid veins. He it is who gives a new vision and creates a true esti- mate of this or of any .othei-com- munity. This man, saves the. old set- tlers and their seed from-themselves, and their properties from the really scrap heap. Too much inbreeding ruins any community; it weakens and finally destroys ‘hope; confidence. ‘ worth and values. 01d bloodforev‘er' bids "look buckwsrd‘flnew bloodchfls "look totthe future.""rhe one hsseever in mind. from what we have come; the oilin- to what wears coming. .. . ' it is certainly not'extravapant, to say that during‘gthe pastiten. years, about one-half autumn of dollars has ‘ut~ of term in? E hope that we may have friends, and their presen month of celebrations—and afterwards. 4 Broadway (3‘ 33d Street will be right on the same spot of earth and\a no nearer city. Why then should otherwise sound men be sb insane. as to throw away to the issue winds their money, hard earned and slowly acquired? Why not. fellow citizen. plant your dollars right in the good. rich, rocky soil of old Norwalk, and further, suppose that the aforesaid five hundred thou- sand dollars had been,planted in or upon our sell. what might not that large sum of money. have accomplish- ed long ago for this historic spot! It is a teasonable'. and .1 laudable thing, the attemptlto-induce OHP‘CIUP sons .to invest their earnings in their own city. ‘Here are investments for the small as well as the larger sums. What better, safer investment for ev- ery man ,thanmoney anchored in a home? it is worth six per cent, or more, to any mhn, according to his financial strength, whatever thatmay happen to‘be. if not. then Multan istllviing beyond his .iinancial strength, This each; 1 must measure "and guard for himself. and the only one 'to be bhtmed for an'excess is his own self. Then there :Are topal'ibondsf m: provement “obligations which . may ' shouidvbe open. to the localipnhlie. as well as many mannerisms“ " ruse-1m which" 'e reorient ave felt “There, ‘ 0 have a definite good meat;- . t that we ced to the public in a handise occasion ever prev the geod wishes of our ce with us during this 1 bounds of this near edge of Amer- coming; come with. her. and little. Bridgeport, the model city for growth and prosperity, was and~ is built up by the faith of her own citi- zens in her, by their determination to make of her a city of consequence by the money made within her her- ders. There is every reason why Nor- walkers should believe in Norwalk, and every opportunity to prove faith by good works. , Don't be afraid young citizens to firmly plant yourself, your home and your earnings right here ,in the ica's ,great metropolis; VNorwalk‘ is READER. ._____._._._.— GREAT RUNS OF MACKERAL. Such schools ‘of,»maokerei as have not been seen in»Germsn waters for many years are now visiting the sea- coasts in both the North Sea and the Baltic, and medalist-men are making enormous catches. .The fish are our terms. the Baltic through the cane gat in great shoals. and’the Danes are also taking their (part in‘ the catch. The German memoir are igniting enormous hauls» lnLthe 1 waters . ‘ around Kiel; ‘lickenfoerde and Poi-fl . gaggaAPlE -.. Quins n1 the «cred-s: a...) inst-n: arid my, shlploads ostrich" coming down from flenmsrk and New “ "i ” sckinrdhemh‘zforohli" ltd." L! . r THEPARI THE, PARIS A. Great 3 Day ,_ Sale o Commencing Thursday, continued for Friday and Saturday, of Fall and Winter High-Class Garments at prices that will astonish you. We want you to keep in mind that our Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists and Hats are superior and more up—to-date than any other store in town. Come and be convinced. '--r-\‘- '1' . WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ ALL WOOL SUITS. _ V‘? "L . P Value $I5.00. For this sale ............ . ...... $7.98 WOMEN'S AND MISSES' ALL WOOL SUITS. Value $20.00. For this sale ................ $12.% WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ SUITS. ‘},“‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\-¢\“-‘\‘ -J- U A7 anchor at," Jun". In all shades. Value $25.00. For this sale .. $17.98 WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ HIGH CLASS SUITS. Value $30.00. For this sale ................ $19.98 Ea WOMEN’S AND MISSES' COATS. Value $10.00. For this sale ....... , ........... $5.98 WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ICOATS. Value $15.00. For this sale .................. $8.98 WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ DRESSES. Serge and Silk Combination. WOMEN’S AND MISSES' Value $8.00. For this sale $4.98 SILK DRESSES. \,u\‘~—\‘~,‘\V‘~‘._‘\-~_‘t‘~ ,':'1_-Pr~' '101'.'1',‘;~' ‘ Value $r0.oo. For this sale .............. $5.98 WOMEN’S AND MISSES SILK DRESSES. Value $18.00. For this sale ..... . $11.98 .. ALL WOOL SERGE SKIRTS. L‘ Worth $4.00. For this sale ............... .. . $1.98 . TAFFETA SKIRTS. The newest effects ...' ..... $3.98. $4.98. $5.98. $6.98 Every One Worth Double Our collection of Hats and Millinery Trimmings is the latest. No one has more styles to select from, neither can thy buy as cheap as we do, considering quality, because we have a chain of stores and buy in such large quantities therefor , e we can afford to reasonable than any other dealer in town. SC" more ‘\'\n‘~.u\‘\“ ‘\ '7-I.' '1 D '1 \,‘\-\ ‘\‘\‘\ ' -10)-. ‘7'; Regular $i.oo HATS for this sale . .................... . ....... 50¢ ’A Regular $1.50 HATS for this sale ............ ~ .......... . 79¢ V Regular $2.00 HATS for this sale .............. 1. . . . . . . . . .. 98¢ Come Ponder and Get Here for this 3 Day Sale. L ALL ALTERATIONS FREE OF CHARGE. Cloaks and 1" . Millin .x"\‘\-\‘\-\‘\y‘\_‘\‘\‘\‘\y\n~‘\‘\‘\-t-.‘x van-i -x“\,‘ - ‘\‘\_y -p-1-1';'I'f-'l-I‘/-"'I'I-"I-I-1-l-/-1.I 1-] :‘Il:‘."‘II:I.I:I‘I,I’,-: , Marked & Volk ’ Electrical. Co. The Only Fully Equlmd ELECTRICAL SHOP II "I. TOWII ' AUTO IUPPLIIO Pinon. lib-60 80. Main It. 1 so. Nor-walk. Music Hall mock. Late models in fine tcondition taken in exchange for larger cars. , . used Cars Prices right. Delivery on R 'E O S Starts September 25th . ' Dodge Cars DELIVERY ON ~S.L. BENEDICT ’3 133%? MS. AGENT FOR REDS AND DODGE 9- IMMEDIATE .STORE For Rent New Occupied by the United Electric Light and'Wster Co. ‘Enquire , Clifford Hotel Inn,” ape-w- o ..~_. A‘ 03] ‘2 12m A Coal . ‘Pocket‘is 1;; All" You Have. .171LAIIYJIIIIR, . Successor» Win. 'Efi'ron. Phone 499. - ' < 37 Fort Street. ‘East Norwalk. 1 Positively Clean Order Nowat: summer Prices. ' ' Our; prices are as low ‘asiaiiybddy’sfpticéil'g I: i, tear, Write or none. Our representative , will gladly call" ‘and' 'see- you: about your winter’s'suppiy. ‘t' .9 I T , i ,g Harris”; Mans. r'wean1grammarssewersa; r—Lr Andsomthebestjfriiltftii‘tr - :.°l>i§ieablesf .. . x . ‘r
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