wgnNESDAY. MAY 17, 1922 . ,ralloourW ' . , I-‘r’I' . . -» -4 a Doris Fv’lay Buy Our 5130 “Cloth- ‘ I \h ‘ ;_ t t C1 th- Buy any Spring Suit craft” Blue Serge e rea es 0 at Our Regular Price $31.50 , . . $29.50 or $34.50 and the smgd one for . ing Event in the and the ssefiggd one for \‘1‘\‘\.\ 4 . a 1-!-__a 14-1- ’5- 1- ‘a/nl-‘ Altit‘! History of Norwalk Clothing SaleS! 1 Read This Dollar Day Suit Offer Carefully 3 110111313331 111 I EE And Then Act Quickly and Early Thurs day Morning 53 N01133:: 2:53.11... , Anyone Purchasing a Suit on Dollar “gm ‘ Day, May S elect Another of Equal 1 Egggfim Value for $1. 00 ‘ . * > j E333; at the :i RIGILLTIME 1; , This Méans Any Ready -to-Wear Suit in the Store! Sure Death .j Ii 11. 1111111 MARSHALLDUFFEB to Roaches, W a t e 1" . Lg. _ i1 . NO, WE RE NOT CRAZY! ~ 1. 1' ) '1‘ you t—hTH-k it is perfectly, A _ 11111111111 11111 “1111' we are get-i -—"- .11 11-11111 111111111111ti1ms?" n gush- “1......” “0...... 1.1.11 11... ' We charge our loss to advertising you are the gainer. 30 Winter Overcoats included under same conditions. ’ . if . . 1 The Clifford: 1111. “\HI)‘, my mother “1111111 .v-111.1111 ii 11111.11 11 disgrace to . R f ds. 11:1111-1- without 11 table cloth _ NO Alterations. NO EXChang$O NO e 1111' 1 11»n nnplzins, and she would ' - 1 111ui1t \Vt' 1\'~-l'1_‘ going 1’” land in I 111 house it‘ we had had break- 1 1111- 1.1111111-11. But we have 1111 1:11111- cloths entirely. laundry --1111~11sl1'1», and we 11011111 use ....; but 1111111111 napkins. “'hnt's ,‘1‘ 1 . f1 1 «1111111 or the limit aristocratic on u . \ = , 1' _1 1 i know 11m having breakfast 1. x" 1. . 1 B . . : 1 '- 111i to 11111 l1r11if1~1t in t' a k;\ ' /‘ TE‘ 11 _ K p * Pharmacy _ Buy- This South Non-wall. Conn.“ One For Bicycles . 111 1111-111 kllvhnns 11111! don’t :1; 111111111. isn‘t it perfectly 11'1111— . . 11111. at (11111115111. 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'1" 1.1 ””1“ "““' ‘“‘“‘“1“"‘ “1” Dollar Day IS not a day of making profits, but one of making friends, lasting friends that 11 ill give us their trade the inn-11111111. it's just like [111111-11 nnp- - ‘ 111illi'i‘ 11'1111l1l hnw iwen hurri- Other days Of the year i A W HOdge ‘ iii” '\ . . . irh-n 11f either. hut mother i5.11:1}.1321337:313.}.f11.1115111: 1:11;: Read These Other Dollar Day Values! _, .“sfinfinaflgi’ J 11111 of the. “111’1111'enti011s," bu. 1-:1li11 is :1 vast Iiifl'eronco he“ "11" 1‘11”" '“11111‘11”?" “”11 Men’s Tan Cape Gloves ........ $1.00 Metal Picture Frames ......... $1.00 11,1;1’11‘1'1‘“'i131:1"11g $1 Shirts ' 2 for $1 Men’s “FowneS” Doette Gloves $1.00 AFew Odd 1111111;:‘31ioairsil.u i.....;..$1 00 7 ‘ $5.00 .- 1t 1110mm :1 r111li111l change ini I ”"m i - A Few Pairs VVomen’s Silk AFew Odd Straw Hats ........ $1.00 - , 121151 ”‘33:? $150 Shirts ' " $1 Stockings .................. $1.00. A Few Odd Vests .............. $1.00 Buys Any Snort Oxford or Pump Regardless of Former Prices. 11:11:11 shaking ehtlrely, but 1 MM 11111 1111-1111 that we mightj 11.11- 1111<l11 hiens of friendship 1'12": Glastenbury Underwear, Shirts and Drawers, Value $1. 75 $1.00 1-111 11-1111'1 confuse these t1vo1 l ”'""'“‘"""“mm” ‘ i - Some Odd Shirts and Drawers; 2 for $1. 00. A few Odd Lots of Union Suits $1. 00. Sold as high as $4. 00 E M I vyys. (Copyright) . ;; Size 91/2 and 10 only. Medium and Sonigfoczids and Ends of Leather?)1 00 65 glue. 3 SPCKWEAR , $1 00 Shoe St ore :1; .. ‘ s ....... . ........... . c v ; ........ . ........... . _ :2 Heavy Weight Socks. Black, . _ $1.00 value; 3 for .w. . . .'. .......... $2.00 . 31 80. Main 81:. So. Not-wall! 1‘ Tans """""""""" 109 pm” Some of them have sold as lush as $3 $1.50 value ........................ $1.00 .. u 1 1 . - 1‘5 . 01" 1‘99“” 35° Half H056: 4 Dr- 31109 Coopers Athletic Union Suits . CLOSING OUT _. OLD CARS ., :2 BlaCIi, Navy, White '(‘ordovan and 3 for .................... $2.00 All Work Shirts, collars attached 2 for $1.00 , .' : . am You on M ‘0 u Ii , Gray 4 All sizes . . Khaki, Black, Blue and Stripes . Bridget!!!“ Auto Wrefi’: . ii -1 1 ' bl 00- r 1 Men’s and Women’s ~ my.“ Am 1 Mya‘la/u a . tune-u. -\‘ 4‘ \ ' These are known as “seconds” - . , . , .. " ‘ - ' 3.311.122 3.231 Cluldrens .» Myanmar; ,7 2 ' ’ ‘ H but imperfections a??? h ar dly .1 . 7 \ g _ _ , .11 Music as Colic Cure. , . Stra UV ats 1 IlOtiCéable- ‘Talues $2.50 t0$5. 00 l lmbrel Ias -' - - 50c é -. - ‘41 V4 ; 1.1 1.1111111' was walking the 1 111‘ I111111—1111111thsz-old (laugh- :1 1 1'11ii11 111111 didn't care who 111-111,.1..1 111 drown the noise, 111111 1111i:i1hor started his 1111- r1-1-11r11 being a comet \l1~11111-111 from “’l‘rovorore." 1111- music reached the 1511‘ x1l11ppeti l:“11\1ling. oniy 1111 11. .1.111l 1i1,, (1r 11henit 11' 11111111 then started his! 1. 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