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Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 29, 1921 · page 5

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Estab- . Estab-
llshed lished The store closes daily at 6 o’clock.
1868 . . 1868

29-31 WEST \VASHINGTON STREET.

A SENSATIONAL SALE

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, Fine new! lot. men’s
i Double-Somme suits—$33‘.7 5. _

Suits with double life, 059,
handsome new seasonable wool-3
'ens, in correct new styles, ofii

extra value— $33.75}

Double-service suit brings to,
man great satisfaction.

Ever hear of a man’ whose
coat and vest did not cutwear his;
trousers! Ever realize that at
suit with two pairs of trousersi
was equal in wear to two suitsll
Ever stop to appreciate the satis-s;
faction of always having extra}

pair of trousers pressed and ready for wear!
" l Double-Service suit is the answer to men who have been asking:—
“Where can such suit be found”?

' - Right in quality and right in tailoring, equipped with two pairs of]
trousers, ready to give service of double length and double content.

Quiet new checks Attractive herringbone patterns. Plain d a r k
. fabrics with hairline stripes in white. ”
Both single and double breasted sack styles.

Sizes for stout men. Sizes for short men.

Sizes for “regular” men‘ Actually, sizes range from 34
regular to 46 stout. - $33.75

 

 

 

 

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Main floor. rear.

See special silk
stockings at $1.95.

; . Stepping briskly and smilingly forward, an interesting member of the;
. Specialgathering of silk and sports stockings—Irregulars at $1.95! .
; Pure silk of strength and: beauty and luster; and all silk from hem to}
tip of toe. Splendid weight, smooth texture, rich black and liked colors. .
- . If counted first grade by maker their price would be far higher. Sup—.
posed to be marred by little imperfections in the knitting—but it seems al-3
most impossible to find those supposed hurtsa

Of rare beauty and attractionvand interest— 1, -. , $1 95é

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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For two days—Tomorrow and Saturday, we will offer the most
astonishing bargains in Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats ever known
in the history of Norwalk.

 

Right now, at the beginning of the season we will sell you any Hat
or Shape in our store 1
FOR H A I 'F PRI‘ :E These other silk and sports stockings; in plenty, despite conStant re-.?
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REMEMBER— This sale is for two days only and don’t blame us Beautiful full—fashioned silk with,lisle top Lustrous silk with seamed bark. lisle sole:

‘for any regrets you may have after its over. , and sole, black and cordovail— $2.50 and "91* “a?“ and COMOYM‘T $1
- : - Lightweight black Silk, lisle top and 23018,;
- , , . - .- .. "5: Fine silk with lisle to and sole, full fash- nice luster, 850 3
' 0111‘ prices range as fOHOWS. $2~989 $3.98, 54.989 590-989 36-98, etc, “p // toned cordovan and blaclf— $195 Irregulars that are pure silk from hem to’;
to $15.00. These prices will be cut in half, ._: r l ‘i ’ ‘ toe. Subject to little irregularities in the knit-l
qép l Staunch silk 1110 k t 1 CO d ting but so beautiful and smooth tliablt Just!
in 7 , a .7 (:1 l \ ’ c _ seam S y e, r ovan seems as though they must be perfect. Mostly;
Ll lNE VVILL BE CHARGED—NONE EXCHANGED, UL, lnd black, lisle top and sole— $1.35 black but a few in liked colors— $1.95 '

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69 l And these splendid sports stockings:—

" i Droglstiteh sports stockings .of wool-and- Fine silk-and-wool sports stockings, light;
. .potton. 'ch dark mixtures, nice weightr— $1 weight but of hand—dark shades— $2.25 1
Ti: l Handsome mereerised sports stockings. Light fine pure wool sports stockings. won-i
. . . 2 _ wool inter-knit with cotton. Tasteful dark drous soft and warm and delightful, lN‘alllii-v,

A J 6 [leather mixtures—e $1.50 ful dark niixtures— $2.50

_ . "t' I l . Left aisle. rear.
Away From the High Rent Zone. 8 L i“ - -_---—-Lfi ""
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'~ .-..- . W'orld Movement and its simummnoo
five-year campaign. which movement
’has combiiiedflthe home and foreign

mission departments with that of the

. . lcducaiion program carried out by the
mmchnrches. A record of ohituniics. of

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1st:
. . I”. A‘Q which committee Stephen Gazsi. pas- ‘ g 0
O %IIS.JD@ lg” tor of the Hungarian Baptist church ‘4
.-G #" C” b @‘& of Bridgeport. is chairman, was read
- . A - as one of the reports of the Standing
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pleaded for the circulation of Baptist

periodicals in the home. and sugm-st- TQ :I'HE PUBLIC,

ed that delegates familiarize, them-

Z millhllh «HelpingHand

- Teacher now relieves mother of one big task—he will be
kept. busy. ‘

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. . a ,. ny-“cfi to church needs have P1‘0\'0k- church activities.
. UL NT‘ BAPTISTS led p,..,,-pm conditions within the The various reports of committiees

H0111) CONVENTION‘cl-iurch. said the speaker. were read. J. E. Harris, pastor of the

_._.._..__. Dr. w. J. names of the Stamford Danbury New Hope Temple. repte- selves with the “Watchman-Exan'iin- From now until further notice the
Continued from First Page. church. greeting the .delegates at the sented thq Temperance Committee"? er," the “Baptist." a Chlcaso puhh- Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company
conference. cxm‘Pssed the belief that R9“ D- 3- McQueen, Pastor‘or the cation. and "Missions”. He also urewl haVe reduced prices on all Rugs and

.m] ”Hum”, The lack of person- through the medium of the meetings East Baptist Church of Bridgeport, that members of the churches repl‘e- Carpets, both washed and dry cleaned. . . . . . ,
[‘Illlllfiil w llgion and the appliance helpful and inspiring ideas are hrou- gave an intelligent report from the sented in the Association turn their zlt- All orders called for and delivered. The other big Job ls keeping him clothed—W8 re ready to
i help out there; substantially too for prices are modest.

_ l- .ncvv mill the principles of com- ght rorward which can be applied to promotion committee. Rev. McQueen tentlon mord vividly 30‘ the NQX'.‘
PICTURE FRAMING $7 . 98 and $10. 98
' FOR TWO-PANT SUITS 5*.“-

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

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SPECIAL SUIT SALE
Men :8 and Young.'l§en's
$15350. ,t‘l $.39”

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PALACE BOOTERY

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THE NEW MOCCASIN ' g

The very latest pump of the season .
Patent Colt Pump with three benter buckles; Goodyear Welt
soles and low heels . $7.95
Patent Colt Pump with center or side buckled, Goodyear Welt
Boles, low heels .. .. .............. $6.45»

 
 
 

In all its branches done on our premises. A marvelous assort- ‘ -
ment of Bibiildiilgs to choose from, at the most
reasonable prices

TRY OUR SERVICE

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