Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, September 3, 1920 · page 6

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m IOY’Q’NECKMB‘RE: ' ‘ ' in awe.

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EVENING L ,w minimal), ‘Sep l.—As a re.
* - - _ suit r striking his head“ on bottom,

following a dive from Rumrill’s dock
Brooks, 0
11. Bus .1
'Brooks, of this place, is at the point
of death, suffering from a fractured
vertebrae and hemorrhages of the spi-
nal cord. He dove from a height of
about ten feet into shallow water, and -

re, last night, Raymon
ars old,’sc‘n’of Mr. and

' Weather Forecast

 

night and Saturday: continued cool,
gentle to moderate northwest winds.

east of the Rocky Mountains, but lo-
cal showers have occurred during the

»West Gulf and South Atlantic coasts.
iPleasant weather prevails generally

his body, completely paralyzed, fromlth‘ ‘ i all‘ the districts on ‘3
the head down, was taken from the s um “3 n Washin h ~
water by companions. i the n01 them border, from gto

to Maine.

For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to ~:-:"
There is no Well defined storm area ,5.

last 24 hours from North Dakota
southward to Oklahoma and on the “

 

The Associated Press is exclusively
“tied to the use for publication of
Cl news dispatchercredited to it or
at otherwise in this paper and alsoi
. local news published herein. I

All rights of publication of ape-i
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med.

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THAT NOISE max-r coon.

“you hear terrible screechings and ‘
b‘hrings and squeakings and wailingsi

 

We next door or across the Street,
:says a superintendent of schools or a.
distant city. don‘t report them to the
police, Try to observe what hour of
the day they issue forth, and do your !
marketing then or go sit on 'a rlisrant
fimd's tl'ont porch, it is probably
Ge neighbor buy or girl learning to
flhy an instrument tor the school band
or orchestra, and thB Whole future of
American nillrlc depends on the
Indent's getting a good start.

One of The reasons that American
music did not advance much for many
mm is that American childrcn did
It learn to play orchestriai or hand
iatruments. Those Who “took music
lessons" took them, most perfunctorily
and superficially, on the piano. it is
even now virtually inlpos’u‘p to re-
vn'n‘. a good orchestra from native’
American players. String players
bye Slowly been increasing
hut players of the woodwind instru-
mtg (flute, oboe, clarinet, ctc..l are
still almost non—existent,

If the school or iii. boys‘ or nirls'
club starts an orchcstra. encourngc it.
The screechy period does not lasl'
brig, if theI child works hard. ' The
violins will soon sweeten up, the
horns smooth and soften their tones.
Stand it as: best \‘Hll (‘ilil for a littlta

 

while. and when He orchestra really
rounds into Shaw» lnr thc school enter—
tainment or the Scouts bring out
their own Land for the his: parade.

you will have a right to be hurstinglv
proud of it, .
~~-—-me
Francisco Villa, former “bad man"
of Mexico, praises the “good faith,
Minor cu-l patriotism" of President. no
In Huerta, a fact that would he If
more importance if Villa knew {my
thing about those commodities.
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First thing we know we'll haw1 to
all in the League of Nations to stop
this suffrage fight.

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the bean ball out. No
""1th balls short“ be permitted in
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Closing Out Our Dine of

Boys’

School starts next week—=take “advantage of this
wonderful ofier
RICE & HUTCHINS. BLACK in BLUTCHER

AND BALS: SIZES 10 TO 13%—
—-—REGULAR PRICE $7.50. NOW $4.98—

IC HUTCHINS. BLACK AND TAN. EX-
¥RAES&I‘RONG: SIZES 1 TO 6-—

——REGULAR PRICE $5.00. NOW $3.48—-

OTHER MAKES IN ODD SIZES—BLACK AND
TAN AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

We have a new fall line of

BARRY SHOES

for men, and offer same at spe-
cial reduced prices for

SATURDAY ONLY.

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Post Office Building

SOUTH

Shoes '

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NORWALK

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GOLDEN’S

Final Clean-up Sale
Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists,
Hosiery andMuslin UnderWear ,

The Final Clean-up Sale will offer won?
’derful reductions that probably cannot
be offered again for a long time.

We Particularly Call Attention to Our

Suit, Co’at and Dress
‘ Department

Offerings are suitable for fall and the
A early part of the Winter wear.
Advance Showings of Fall and
~W1nter Dresses and Millinery

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DOUBLE HEADER SALE
TOMORROW—SATURDAY

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500 doz. Fruit Jars

Quartz and Pints
“EASY SEAL” Best Made

94c Dozen

The Great Price Reductions
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ilks, Satins and

Dress Fabrics

0f the Finest Qualities Are
Nothing Less Than
Amazing.

Black Satin Charmeuse

40-inches wide, soil and lustrous,
was. $5.98 yard-—

Sale price, $2.97
Black Satin Duchesse

Yard wide. an excellent quality.
firm and silky; our regular $4.00

Sale price, $2.49 yd.
White Washable Satin

All silk, immensely popular for
fashionable skirts; regularly 4.00

Sale 97100, $2.49 yd.
Georgette Crepe

40 inches wide, all colors lnclud~
lug black and white: $3.49 qualltv.

Sale price, $1.89 yd.
Crepe do Chine

40 inches wide, black and all the
most dcsireable colors; regular
prict" is 2.98 yard

Our sale price, $1.69 yd.

Black Silk Poplin
36~inchcs “idv, value- 3198‘ Yard.

$1.00 yd.

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SPECIAL ITEMS

At Exceptional Price
Reductions

Women's Silk Gloves

16 button length. _“Kayser's"
make. double woven. finger tip.
white and black; regularly 82.98.

Sale price, $2.49 pair.
Kayser Silk Gloves

Fine quality. Milanese silk. two
Clasps, white only: rcgulariv 980.-

Sale price, 75c pair.
Moire Silk Hand Bags

Silk lined. fitted with purse and
mirror. chain handles. assorted

colors—
Sale price, $1.98
Moire Silk Ribbon

All pure silk. six inches wide, all
shades. regularly 65c yd—

Sa'e price, 55c yd.
Men's White Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs
Regularly 19c—
Sale price, 12 1-2c each
High Grade Writing Paper
Assorted tints, 4 sheets, 48 en-
velopes, regularly 9 —
Sale price, 66c box
Oluny Lace
2 1.2 inches wide. choice assort-
ment of patterns; regularly 390—

Sale price, 330 yd.

UNDERGARMBNTS, ETC.
Eight Dresses

Of muslin, in slip~over models.
low and round neck, trimmed Kin-
dergarten stitch—'

(in. 51-49
Women’s Petticoats
Heatherbloom finish. black

grounds with floral and figured de-
signs in all colors—

Salc price, $1.79

R. & G. Corsets
Pink and white. good practical

smeaosm.
SilkP

in solid colors or in rich. two-

 

toned .eilects. Petticoats of Meta

silk, Jersey top and silk (imam,
and all Jersey in a wide range of
models and colorings—

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the better colorinss.

SENSATIONAL SALE

Dress Voiles

AT ONE-HALF THE USUAL PRICE
100 PIECES—ABOUT 3.500 YARDS

59c YARD

REGULAR VALUE 98c AND $1.25 YD.

They are of a duality that is exceptionally fine.
A big and varied assortment of choice designs. in all

TAKE ADVANTAGE—BUY TWO OR THREE
DRESSES AND KEEP FOR NEXT SEASON

50 Pieces 36-in. Figured Voiles
Value up to 65c

39c Yard

Navy Satin Messaline
Was $2.25 a yard

53 1 .49 Yard

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39-inchcs All Silk
Crepe do Chine and

36-Inchcs All Silk
Black and Navy Satin

 

 

 

White Lingerie Satin
For underwear. The fin-

est made. “Till luck the same
after washing: reg. $150——

 

Georgette Crepe f Duchem
In a good assortment o , , , , .
colors; firm fine pualitics. qufilitgch’ ”filmy ““15“, "H
53.00 val cs—i - "
l “ $1.49, yd. $2.49 yd.
Yard Wide

 

Tomorrow, $1.25 yd.

Silk Stripe Shirtings
‘Yfla‘ $2.98 .‘l )‘lll‘ll . _

Tomorrow, $1.49 yard.

 

Yarns and Notio

 

Minerva Knitting Yarns, aul .W
colors, at 450 and 75¢ a ball I

Velvet Grip hose supportersl ’

 

 

 

 

 

 

46-inch Pillow Tubing
Pine quality, regular 79c~
, . 590 yd.
54-inch Bleached Sheeting
HeaVy quality. Regular 79c—
~ ,z 590 yd.
9x4 Heavy Bleached Sheeting
Regular, $1.15 yard— .
960 yd.

36-inch Unbleached Sheeting

Firm quality, regular 39c—

.. 29cyd.

Full Size Bleached or Unbleach-
ed Sheets

Heavy quality. regular $2.50—
its 2.. $188 each

Soft Fleecy Bed Blankets

Full Size. regular 83.98——
mid-’Ileh

Heavy Bed Comfortable

White cotton filling, regular $6.00
“HWY “'98

‘ mite mm __

84 inches. heavy satin; assorted
design; regular, $1.39—

 

 

lma 98°

Head Linen _

36-inch: Indian head finish; reg.
59°— "

"" 47c yd.

Extra Pine Percale
All new perfect goods; no sec-
onds, full 33 inches wide, very best

designs‘ 3.]. mm M

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2000 Yards Outing Flannel
Heavy quality; best design, 45c

value-—
Mn. 7' 36° yd'

1000 Yards Crash Toweling’

Linen weft; heavy quality; 40c
value-—
' 29c yard

and“
White Spreads

100 full size: raised Marseilles

design; value $3.50—
$2.79 each
White Muslin
36-inches wide; firm quality; 35c

value-—
‘1 an . 26c yd.

Long Cloth
100 pieces; firm quality, regular

$5.00- _ ,
flea-l”) ' $347

Heavy Crash Towelmg’

Strong, hesVy hard wearing qua-
lity, highly absorptive. This towel—
lng is mostly linen, which makes
it good for heavy serviCe and dura-

bility.--
Sale price, 290 yard

Huck Towels

Firmly woven. long wear quali-
ty_ hemmed ends—-

Sale price, 29¢ each.

Sale price, 90 each.

32-inch Pine Dress Ginghsms

A renarhnble array of the seav

son's choicest styles, most wanted

designs and coiorings. This is an

ascent wearing and good looking
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so. price, 890 yard. gnu...“ ;

 

 

 

reg. 39c, ............. 27c
Clinton Safety pins, reg. 12:, 9c
Darning Cotton, reg. 5c, ..... 3c
0.N.T. Spool Cotton, reg. 10c 7c ’
Bag Tops, reg. $1.00, ...... 79c
Belting, black and white.
reg.19c, ...14cj
Alladin Soap Dyes, reg. 10c, Sch
Sunset Soap Dyes, reg. 15c, 11c ..
Hair Nets. reg. 15c, ...... 11c
SIip-on-veets. reg. 15c... ..10c
0.N.T. Crochet Cotton, reg. 17o!
Toilet Articles ‘
AT CUT PRICES
Mavis Talcum Powder, ....... 17c
Mavis Face Powder, ........ 3§c
Pond‘a Vanishing Cream... .21:
Comfort Powder. ..2‘.c
Palmolive Soap, 3 cakes for .. 24c
Imported Castile Soap. cake, ..19c
8-Ounce Bottle Peroxide, ..1Tc
Rugs, etc. ‘
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“Deltox” Grass Rugs Q
Aliraclh'r llllllt'i‘ll< and t\l . ill m ‘)L'
quality; Sizc Milli l’mt

Special $14.98

Special, $17.98 '
Standard Quality Linoleum.
Two yards wide, good ran“ d

pcttcru and coloiinps

special, $2. 6.
Colonial Rag Rugs

27x54 made from now chum l.I‘.‘-.
strongly woven. all rolm - “ uh mn
irasting b(>l‘dcl‘.~r~

Sale price, $1.49 yd
Traveling Bags

Made of Kcraiol nizltviliil. whit ‘1
wears as good as lvathcr: Mail.
and tan; size 16' is and 20 inth;
value, $5.50”

Size 9112 it "

 

Sale price, $398 “

Housefurnishings

 

Perfection Oil Stoves

Blue flame, two burners-v

Special at $13.98

Gas Irons
Regular price $4.5m—
OM-e Specia', $349

No. a All-Copper Nickel
Plated Tea Kettles
Regular price $3.00—
. Specitl. $2.25
Steel White Enamel Water
Pails

12 quart size, regular price $2.25.
8 ' $1.69

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O'Cedar Oil Polish
Regular price, 60¢—
a... Special. 39°
Wright’s Silver Cram Silver,
Regular 80
b" .... ' price c—w 21°

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