Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 9, 1917 · page 12

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Store oi Bridgeport '
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SPECIAlg—Ladles“ Buil' $1.00 3

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News For Men! Your Choice oi l‘liese lligli Gradei 5Shoes ,
New styles, bench made and bearing our famous guarantee, See them 1n our display windows. Your Choice

131’ 1 4, ,-.. e‘ . -; . ' . . _ V

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new soon;

‘ Munson army last, soft and
' easy on the feet. Wearing
.qualities unsurpassed. All
sizes, all widths.

 

 

 
 

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$6.50 Dr. Whitc‘omb "
Cushion Sole Comfort

Shoes and Oxfords. . . m; . . . . $2

For men and women Built like the to’eLm
'nctualiy conforming to the shape of the‘ foot than
any other omhlon limes. Genuine comfort shoeINrI-o
Even without the cushion ale: 1 e, no the ex- will "990" an arch airme' _.
reins or comfort for sens We too .. quick relief f i. from the boil :01 the he’l.
or toes t smut. burn. who or got tired. .50 meg-ab, “nut“ b ‘

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value. to n the heel lend the _ _
boil 0! chef. foot. and
prevents etionv in \ . .
welkinl. Th ion 3 . 3 .
iii-lab heel nlleveea: ‘ ' ‘ V, i ,1 1
none control of whole ' 3 .
body. 'l‘hlrwondertol
.i‘gven i1. relieved -

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your or broken down on
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”Herd Clams 10c qt.-§

Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store

 

 

 

BARGAINS IN . WASH GOODS

FIGURED VOILES—Zfic and 35c qualities , 19c yard

39c and 50c qualities , 250 yard
PLAIN WHITE, FIGURED AND STRIPED ‘VOILES .. .. . . . . . .. 25c, 29c, 35c, 50c yard
FANCY WHITE SKIRTINGS, 36 inches wide
A NEW LINE OF PLAID GINGHAMS

A BIG AND VARIED sroox or TABLE LINEN, NAPP INS
SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES. ' ..

More oi lhe Patent Leather hells

All widths 250

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. 35c, 39c, 50c yard
. 19c yard

TOWELS, TOWELING,

nine-tenolollelo-oe

50c. Willie Kid Bells 50c 751:

 

 

 

Slill Achieving

Tell us not in mournful

numbers Coal is but an
empty dream, as our bins have
quite some tons in and

things are not bode they :
seem. Some enjoyment and
some sorrow seems our des-
tined fate each day but we -
strive that each tomorrow 1
finds 11101e coal is bound this -‘
way. Gold is real, cold is
your goal if you do not seek
earnest and the grave will be
protection by the housing of
some cool You should then
be up and doing, buy some
coal at any rate, for the
Winter is pursuing and we
have not long to wait.

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August Clean-up oi All
Summer Wearing Apparel

 

 

 

 

 

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TRIMMED'HATS for .................... . . $1.00 to $3.98
Worth up to $7.00.

WHITE SKIRTS ....... $1.00 to $2.98
Values up to $5.00.

SILK AND W’OOL SKIRTS . $2.98 to $4.98
Values up to "$7.00. - ,

CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS at ....... $3.98 to $4.98 i
New models made of heavy quality crepe and are the best

values in this city.

BOYS’ WASHIABLE SUITS, sizes 3 to 10, at ..... BBC to $1.50

Worth up to $2.50. . -

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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NORWALK KN ITTERS ,
RECEIVE THANKS 5

(Continued From Page One)
loner
stroroiury for the work in oonneolioul
with tho outlining: oi Ihe destroyers
now aluond. i wish i could send you
the uumy huhdrwl leilrrs w' revvin-
lrom the (loci. tolling of ihoir oppre—

rinlluu of Home 1:111'111011ls_ and if you ,_

could see 1110 many 1011011: we have
from ‘uptuius of shim uskinu um;
uholr (ship truly be .fuinislnd ‘Wllll
those warm things l am sure you'
i. \M foul tum these llllllQis _\ou
10M to in Noxunlk uro onlirPIy 1111-?
founded. ‘ i
Noiuulk is not the only place “lime
those 1u1uoi's lune been started in £3
an effort to discourage the work, and

we wonder whether those rumom are.”

part of (he prolioruiuu propagandu.’

We can usoriho them (0 no other lg
source. 3 M
We will be very prideful to you

for any work that you may send us.
We have soul out already nearly fifty

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Io you of thanks from H1113"?

- while we can have cars at present under certain conditions, we 3)!

 

We feel it our duty to call your attention to the serious railroad
situation that the lumber trade' is facing. It 13 possible that you .
have given this matter your best consideration, and it' is probable ,1
that you have not, and as customers and friends of ours it 13 our 1,1
duty to try and bring this matter in its critical farm to youl "
immediate attention. r

We are notified by all the big railroads 1n the country that

must so adjust our business that we will be prepared to face a.
car shortage such as manufacturers and shippers have never
dreamed of, and that' in the near future.

At this time, then, it is well to consider and anticipate your y"
requirements for lumber and building materials, to take advan- .
tage of any temporary relief alluded by a better supply for
lumbar shipment-s.

Will you do this? ‘

The Hatch f: Bailey Co

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thousand garments and probably by
the 1st. of August will have sent in
the neighborhood of seventy ihousv
and]! has both computed that we
need for the duration of the war
about flux hundred thousand of these
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We receive at our wareroom here
the Work from our counniitees all;
over the {lulled States. The Navy
llnrnrimom furnishes us with regula-
tlou boxes in which we puck these or. ‘

 

 

 

 

GENERAL CLEAN-UP
SALE '

of odds and ends and broken assortments of Summer Mer- '
chandise, including

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

New York Market

Tel. 359- 12

 

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;:;F;F*’,.,‘;.{3°;g;_ 53;,,.;,1::,,,:3;asmfn3 Shirl Waisls, Rompers, Children’s Play 3
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will lielirimyohn iu1 3:111" woi‘k ‘1 will Ha‘s, Parasols etc.
i" very glad to (o no. 1
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m ,7 .11113i???ii“iéthsm..1m 0iie1|°ed,ai gpreaily reduced prices for quick dis
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Chairman. Comforts (7011111111190.i ”053 ,, .
Specials in l
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F5393“ F1353 86 WASHINGTON ST. 1
Faro 1d Fish ............... 24c: _ ___
Native Mackerel ............ 2ch L

i fictive Eels .......... _. . . .. 20o ‘

i’ Biztter Fish , , , ,,,,,,,, , , _ , , 14c, RAYMOND BROTHERS '
Weak Fish 16c, Phonezr- x Washin ton 8t. :
SteakCod... .........2ch 33 37 g ,.
Porgies .......... . ........ 140 I,

Building Material of Every Kind
Sewer Pipe, Land-Tile, Well Pipe
~Fire Proofing Material, etc.

 

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