new" JUNE 25, 1920. _
Men’s and Y c =
Men’s Suits
Values up to $50.00
34.75 is a special low price to clear
high priced lines that have been
somewhat broken by recent heavy buy-
.l. All the good new styles are repre-
sented, also conservative models. , A»
\i'onderful range of fabrics, All W001
Viorsteds,‘ Cassmeres and Flannels
“ Grays,‘ Browns and Mixtures.
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Sizes 34 to 40.
$34.75
Values to $50.00
COPYRIGHT
Clothing Co.
No. Main S‘t., So. Norwalk
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ACQUAINTED SALE—ONE DAY ONLY, SATURDAY,
iL’SE 26TH, On our Opening sale, in order to introduce our-
-~ to the buying public, we marked all merchandise way
' . ‘1‘) the very extreme limit. The response was generous
highly appreciated judging: from the numerous compli-
r - .' 12-3: remarks received—but we want more peope to know
1 our nicrchamlisc-so another opportunity is offered the
; ' 7.1» buy new and seasonable goods for the same low price
‘ our Opening sale and in addition 20 per cent will be al-
J on all purchases of silk and 10 per cent on all Cotton
. ‘fi'm‘chll goods. A
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§ C‘veargette Crepe, black and colors, 40-inches wide, worth $3.00
c yard, Saturday only, $1.75, a yard less 20 per cent.
tine ribbed pure dye silk in white and flesh colors, 36-inches
5,3001 value at $3.50 a yrd, Sautrday only, $2.25 yard less
2-3 per cent. 7'
£22.17 weight Satin Duchess, finest quality, white, black, Bel-
? 2: blue, and navy, 364110th wide, value $4.75 a yard, Sat-
‘.-._v only $2.98 a. yard less 20 per cent.
9 de Chine, rich and nicely finished, White and flesh color,
.ches wide, worth $4.25 a yard, Saturday only, $2.75 a.
u less 20 per cent. . ,
Fine Quality Surf Satin, very soft and highly lustrous for
bathing suits, made to shed water; black only, 40-inches
vitae; good value at $4.50 a yard; Saturday only, $2.69 a
32:12: less 20 per cent.
Cr: Taffeta; soft finish; black and navy; 36.inches wide;
‘ $3.75 a yard, Saturday only, $2.25 a yard 'less'20 per
ca-.. . .
I 1‘16 Silk Stripe and Silk Plaid Dress Voile; 'good value at
;.75 a yard, Saturday only from 850 to a $1.25 a. yard less
per cent .§_-Lnss
r vciles, 40c and 450 a yard less 10 per cent
_uality Venetian Satin finish in black for bathing suits;
ninshes wide; worth $1.45 a. yard, Saturday only 950 a
‘51 less 10 per cent. ' . p
t Quality Mohair, strong and durable, will give excellent
vice; used for shirts or men’s summer suit; black and
av hair and pearl and self stripes, 30-inches wide, Sat-
urday only, at the low price of $1.40 a yard lees 10 per cent.
Fine quality all-wool manish serge, for capes, suits or skirts,
also suitable for men’s suits in navy only, 56-inohes wide,
Saturday only $3.45 a yard less 10 per cent.
Other Serges and Tricotine, $1.95 and $1.40 a yard less 10
per cent. '
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Silk and Cotton Pongee, Rajah Silk, Crepes, Flannels, Beanies,
Curtain Material,
10 per cent off additional.
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Woolen Sheppard chests andraids, $1.00 and $1.40 9, yard.
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Lenine Suiting Fancy Gabardinefikirting antennas, «Challies,
Towling, Damask, Muslin, Kipp Ounbric, :: .
Nainsook, Sateens, Poplin, etc, all at the very lowest prices - .
Standard-New Idea Patterns and. Publications for sale. here. 7
Soufir‘Norwalk A
memorials amp ”Pa.
, Sportsmen
Bel [eve «Birds
Be Protected.
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Sportsmen Northwestern
greatly interested Th tho-recent m3;
sments made by the Mind some do
'Wmeut of the state’thnt'mrds‘ure
dieing destroyed in large numbers by
animals, and it is newly that laws
will be passed at the next session of
_ the legislature which will afford some
> protection to the birds.
: A local sportsmen who is much i314
terested in fish and game stated to '“.
day that he believed the Connecticut
fish and game department should
take immediate steps to protect game
birds during their nesting season. In‘
. speaking of the matter he said that
the old birds and their young nest on
the ground and are a constant prey
, tor the predatory animals such “the
shunk, weasel and other wild animals'
~ , which are hard to control. The ani-
mals which do the most damage. he
4said. and could easily be controlled
are the stray dogs and the Worthless,
homeless cats which roam about theI
woods and fields night and day.
The Masachusetts department of is
~ conservation. division of fisheries and! ‘
' game, he said, has issued an attractive Z
poster asking people to protect thefl:
» birds during the nesting season by'fl‘
keeping their dogs and cats under re-f
strain: from May 15 to August 15. 1
This request. said the sportsman. "T
does not come from cat haters. nor .
from any prejtfiiced source. but from, .
the. highest authority in the statejf';
The noted naturalist. John Burroughs.
has said. “Cats destroy more birds?"
than all other animals combined."“~.t‘
' and 'Henry Henshaw. chief of the Bio-{2,
logical survey, ['uited States depart- .3
ment of agriculture. says: "One of p
the worst foes of our native birds is "
the house cat.” ‘3'"
Game birds. the local man said. as 0
[well as son: and lnsectivorous ‘1)lrr'ts.
:are preyed upon bv wanderingr cats.
‘ridge. snail. woodcock. and other
game birds are destroyed before the? .
are able to use their wings. The rea- :
3 son so little is known, of the. cat‘s deP- 5'
:redations is due to the fact that the\
Should
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~ iget in their fine work at night while;
{ peome sleep. ;.
j The time is not far distant when .
:the cat will be legislated. the same
,as the dog. and the reason it has not
fbeen done before is because the leg-
gislamrs who really know the value
:of birds. and the part played by cats
2in the destruction of them, are in the
‘ minnritv.
, Of what good, said the sportsman
:are these vagrant cats? They kill the
ébirds that would eat the bugs. bee
'tles. worms. caterpillars. gru‘is.
3xveevils. moths. insects. lice. ticks.
if permitted to live that now destroy
Tmillions of dollars’ worth of grain.-
:fruit and veeetabes which are needed L
by the human race in the high cost. '
times. And yet nothinz is done aboq
. it. lithe hunter could know the num- .
I be:- of young game birds killed by cats
éwhile he is sleepine'. we w'otfid hear in,
‘many complaints from this source.
,Cats have taken their unrestricted
toll of valuable bird since the booin-
‘ning of cats. and unless something
is done to save the birds that eat
\ lead in the movement it can certainh‘
,the insect pests( conditions will be:
.come worst. If Connecticut cannot
ifollow the example of )Iassaclm=etts._; ,
‘It is simply a matter of eduy‘ution: a“
:when people know What eats do to "
ibird life it will be easy to make the 5.
flaws . “I...
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“'ASHINGTON. June 21.——Edward
;(‘apps, of New Jersey. was named to.
Mayday by President “’ilson as Min-ii“
iister to Greece. a recess appointment.
i S. Parker Gilbert. Jr., was nomi-i '
fnntrd assistant Secretary to the
' Treasury. i! ,
*ANCIENT ROME SUPERSTITIONS...,
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NEW MINISTER TO GREECE.
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*: son was required to enter a house ;“
:with the right foot foremost, becaus
like left was thought unlucky. A boy :
lvvas kept at the door to see that n ‘
ione entered the house left foot first
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Tomorrow," Saturday Another
Great lonus Rebate Day
‘ Owing to the tremendoussuceess of the Great Bargain Eventof a week ago,
we will repeat it again tomorrow with thousands of matchless ‘ values. Wonderful _:
money-saving opporuinities in every deputment.
Dry Goods Dept.
Colored Chambray‘
Standard make. excellent quality;
value 39c. Special .
25c yd.
Aaron Gingham
Fast; c610r checks firm quality;
value 35c, Special _
206 yd.
36-Inch Percale
Choice selection of good designs,
checks and figures.
we quality. Special
36c vd.
36-Inch “’hite Poplin
value 79c. Special
59c yd.
Full Size Bed Sheets
Durable quality. will wash, heavy;
value $2.00. Special
$1.69 ea.
Embroidered Scalloped
Pillow Cases
Excellent quality. size 45x36;
value $1.90. Special '
69c ea.
French Chiffon Voile
4.5 Inches. soft draping finish and
fine appearance; value $1.25
36-Inch White Pmue
Suitable for summer Skirts and
suits; -
value We: for
‘ 59c yd.
36-Inch Nainsook
Durable quality, fine woven, soft
and smooth finish:
Value 59c; Special
., 39c vd.
(ii-Inch Table Damask
Firmly woven, serviceable quality.
excellent design:
Special
$1.19 N.
Cretonnes
New. attractive patterns and col-
orincs and good quality; Worm
30c a yard. For
36c yd.
Bungalow Russ
Just. the thing for
summer 11135 that you can wash
and reverse. $1.69
Wilow Grass Rae‘s
Size 9x12. Blue and Green with
Grecian borders. These rugs
are made of long, tough prairie
grass and are very serviceable
and hard wearing, worth $12.00.
F0 $8.98
Congoleum Mats
value $1.50.
Dress Goods and sales
Wonderful Sale—Remung at Whole-
sale Prices.
- ‘ 36-Inch Black Satin Messaline
All silk Momie quality, natural washable color pongeé
Tomorrow Social. $1.99 yard
SIS-Inch Black Satin Nessaline‘
An exceptional fine quality, smooth, rich finish. Value
dressy. Value $4.00 yard.
$2.98 yard.
J apanese Pongee Silk "
All silk 16 Nomie quality, natural washable color pongee.
Immensely popular for dresses, waists, children’s wear, and
Sold at a tremendous price reduction—a
men ’s shirts.
e
Baronet Satin
In black. 3 rich. exquisite finish;
rezular $6.00 value.
Tomorrow, special
84.49 yd.
Queen Anne White
Sport Satin
Most stylish and popular for sport
skirts: 48 inches Wide;
regular $5.00 value
Tomorrow. special
$3.98 yd.
Silk Sport Skirting
Fancy shapes. twotone effects.
was $7.50 '
Tomorrow, special
$4.49 3d.
Imported White Georgette
Crepe
40 inches wide. the best to be had,
regular price $4.50
Tomorrow's price, yard
$2.98
Colored Dress Satin
All colors, including navy blue;
regular $3.00 a yard.
Tomorrow $1.99 .vd.
40-Inch Crepe do Chine
All colors, including black and
white; regular $3.49 quality,
Tomorrow Special. 1.99 yd.
till-Inch Black Charmuse'
A supreme quality of beautiful Charmeuse andfittruc-
tive finish. This has been selling at $5.98 yard. Our price—a.
Tomorrow Special. $2.97 yard
Imported I ugured Voiles
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arses
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Tomorrow. $1.29 yard
White Snort Skirting \
A rich lustrous satiny finish.
Made to sell at $2.00 yard .
$1.29 and $1.44
36-Inch “Suskana” Silk”
Dress Poplin
an and white, regular price
$2.25. Tomorrow’s price, yard
. $1.49 vd.’
Imported Navy Blue Voile ‘
40 Inches wide, plain color, very
much in demand for pleated
skirts.
$1.00 quality
Tomorrow 79c yd.
Fancv Dress Voiles .
over [W6
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Very unusual quality,
dozen dainty patterns
Tomorrow. special
49c yd.
VS’onderfui collection of the sea
son’s newest styles. exclusive de—
_signs and coloring-gs
Tomorrow. special
. 98c
French Organdies '
W omen’s Rouse Dresses.
A variety of becoming models.
made of a good standard quality
percale; sizes 36 to 49.
Special
Bungalow Aprons
Open back or side.
poroale of a good service qual-
ity. Special
Children’s Wash Dresses.
Sizes 6 to 14 wars. excellent qual-
ity. gingham in pretty plaids and
checks. new styles,
Special
Women’s Waists ,
Splendid assortment. the new-est
model in all the popular ma-
terials, trimmed with dainty
laces. also lineue tailored waists
Special
$1.89
Women’s Slioon Sweaters "
The colors are
All pure wool.
rose. blue and tan. .
Special
55-98 5:
Women’s Crepe Bloomers
Pink and white:
regular $1.50; Special
89c
Women’s Chemise
V'hito crepe with pink satin trim-
ming: fiecial $1.89
R. & G. Corsets
Popular styles. white and pink;
all sizes. Special .
$2.49 our
Model Bandeau Brassiene
Open back or front style. pink and
white. Special
69c
TOILET ARTICES
At Cut Prrces
Butterfly Talcum powder.
regular 23c: Special 2 for 25¢
Cuticura Soap ........ 23c cake
Odorno for perspiration . . , . . . 21c
Kolynos Dental Cream ...... 24c
Hinds Honey and Almond
‘CrEam .................... 400
Dr. Lyon‘s Tooth powder .. 25c ,
Crown Castile Soap;
two cakes for .............. 15c
Cream Elcaya
regular 69c. for ............ 53c
Mavis Talcum powder .. . 25c
Mavis Face powder ...... 25c
Value ................. "(be
The two for ................. £0c
TOOTH BRUSH ES
worth 50c. For _
34c 93' 81'39 . Best qualify bristle, value 25c:
' ' I ' Crisp. dressv finish much in vogue For .................... 15c
Single Curtains Black Satin Duchesse a. _. ‘ ' . ; ,
Half pans. only. suitable for sash, Regular $4.00 quality fgrlue egiiaangngfilel “ea" TINTED wan-me PAPER
curtains; worth 75c. For Tomorrow, price ’ 24 Sheets and 24 envelopes
' 59C ea. $2.54 Yd. $1.20 Yd. For ....................... 9c
Women s Dresses
Priced at the Lowest Possible Level
FIGURED VOILE DRESSES
Dainty summer dresses, all crisp and new, made of excel.
I.
lent quality voile in delightful
markable values. .m ‘ “f” '3 " . ..-
Priced from $5.98 to $18.59
GINGHAM DRESSES
. They are fashioned of the very prettiest plaid ginghams,
in all the most desirable coloring. They have
features and are very becoming.
Fried from $8.98
SILK Dm ,
0f rich ‘tafieta, lustrous satin and attractive figured foul-
! ords. Every dress a wonderful bargain.
- , Priced from $16.98 to $24.98 ,”
- - "DWES-
Plain colors, handsomely beaded, several styles; the smart-
and surprisingly low priced. Value»
est to be seen 1.anleiere
$40.00. " '
colorings-and the most re-
all the newest
to $12.98
«to! :‘Mfli
sue Price. 530:0” -
Women’s Sumner Skirts
In every new summer model and the most fashionable
materials such as Gabardine, Fancy Fabrics, Pique, Ratinc,
Poplin, Surf Satin, Baronett Satin, Shantung, Den: Kist Sills,
Georgette Crepe, etc, and all priced much below regular value.
. $3.98 to $24.98
Hosiery and Underwear HOUSEWRNISiflNG
Medium weight, serviceable dual». Perfectionfiil SUDVQS
ity, fast black dye. Special
, . 25c on
Women s Sleveless Vest
Fine ribbed, light weight, regular
sizes. Special
29c
Women’s ilnion Suits. at
Light weight, low neck. sleeveless, ,
knee length; sizes 36 and 38.
Special
=65c‘
Boys Sport ,
Light stripe percale. low collars,
short sleeves: Special
, V .25
Mens White . . h~
ed fiandkerfihefs
Seven for $1 00
WOmen’s Fficv . ’
. In com and all whiter.
Special, each ' . ‘
I, -. _ , ,1- _ . k .
Two burners; value $18.00.
Tomorrow, special
, - $15.98
O‘Cedar Oil Mops
Large size; Battleship Model;
regular price $1.50
Tomorrow, special
O’Cedar Oil Polish
Small size bottle; regular 30c;
Tomorrow special
Adjustable Window 1
24 Inches ’hfg’h, extended to 33 In- ‘
ches wide; regular- pricc $1.00
Tomorrow special
Steel ‘ Gray Enamel .
" Water '
ill—quart 8129'; regular price a."
1‘6va special
neat puttem '
$1.79 .7
$2.69
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