Semi-Annual
37,50 for 45.00 Suits
.. Tropical Worsted Suits and
Coat and Trousers reduced 25%
Sport Coats $11.75, were $18.0?)
_ Ralncoats reduced one-third
White Flannel Trousers reduced 10%
Palm Beach and Mohair Suits $12.75
Lightweight Overcoats, suitable for the
coming Fall Season, less 25%
SHIRT-s
$1.15 for $1.50 quality, $6.25 half doz.
1.65 for 2.00 quality, 9.50 half doz.
2.35 for 3.00 quaiiiy,‘ 13.235 half (102.
2.95 for 4.00 quality. 17.25 half doz.
3.65 for 5.00 quality, 21.00 half-(302.
The $1.65 shirts are the well known
Fruit of the Loom.
Silk Shirts less 20"}
Sleeves shortened without charge.
LADIES’ SILK nosmav
“ONYX” and “VAN RAALTE”
No. 255 “Pointex” “ONYX” $1.95
Announcement ~ No. 298 um...» some: 2.1g
N0. 350 “Pointex” “8N3? 13.3;
’ ' ' N0. 105 .“Pointcx” “ N '7' ’ .
6f Banged Summer Prices. No.251 / “ONYX” 1.65
BUY FOR THE FUTURE -‘So. 535 “VAN RAALTE” 2.85
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All Suits reduced as follows: " 1‘0- ??4 “‘,AN RAALTE” 1'39
$19.75 for $25.00 Suits NO- 0‘0 KAN RAALTE” 1- 2
- '2250 for 30.00 suits No. 565 “VAN RAALTE 1.65
“"2625 for 35.00 Suits VACATION NEEDS
30:70 for 4000-8111158 Bags. Suit Cases, Brief Cases, Bathing Suits,
Belts. Garters, Pajamas, Straw Hats, Caps.
All at reduced or special prices.
Onethird oi! Bath Robes.
There will be several small lots displayed
on counters at very attractive prices.
SALE STARTS JULY 15th.
Open Saturday Nights to 9 P. M.
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JOSEPH DAVIS i
85 Washington St.,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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1h: AdventuresJ RaggedyAM
09“ A {.3
said.
gcdy Ann?”
"\Vh)‘: of
story. Iiua’xvdy
l‘tpiimi.
Jllr-‘i joking?"
"\\’-.-ll." said the
“w mlrirtnt eat a story."
"\tht a question." Raggedy Andy
"How can we cut a story. ling-
coursu we cannot eat
Andy." Ituzgcdy Ann‘
"imn‘t ,xou know that 1 was
l-‘uzzywump,
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. story.
‘ and Gretchel," he said.
:so (“‘1 the puppy dog.
"said Raggedy Ann. "Even if there
story printed on it? «telling of 8004
things to eat. It wouldn't make the»
paper taste even a smidim be?"-
)“wa, let's see, mused the "FuzzY-
Wump. when he (had unwrappe
m c book, "What story shall we
sta with?", .' .m -- '
"I don‘t care to eat any part Of the
stories."‘said Raggedy Anahfdecidedly.
“Bark! Bark! 'Bark'." the puppy
dog said. as he nearly wagsed, his. hill
011$. - , -.-~' ' Sara-hi: Inf.“ ‘
The Fuzzywump laughed and pat-
ted the puppy dog's head. “You
mustn‘t talk dog talk," he said. “We
can’t understand it."
“I was so ahxtous, I forgot what I
was doing," said the puppy dog. “Let's
start with the Witch’s house in Han-
as! and Gretchel. The \Vitch's house
is made of gingerbread, the Lent is of
candied icing. the windows are Of
thin candy. the shutters are at chjc0-
late cake. the chimney is or tatfy and
the foundafion is of rock candy. It
should be very nice to 'lt."
Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Aindy
said nothing. for they did not see how
anyone except a Billygoat could eat a
“Well. then We'll start on the
Witch's house in the story of Hansel
and Gretc'hel," said the Fuzzywump,
as he opened the magic book at the
index. “Page twentyfsevpn, is Hansel
Now the Fuzzywum‘p's uagic book
was a wonderful book and Ragged»P
d his Witch," said Raggedy Ann..
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"‘You've got someone who does not
story doesn't go thataway," said Gret-
chel. “‘The Witch is suppose to
catch Hansel and me."
“Maybe we had better
tell the
"Let's
knock at her candy door."
"Who is knocking at my door?” the
i
'And Catching the Wm!)
Witch asked from inside her house.
“You must come out and catch
Gretchel and me." cried» Hansel.
belong in the story."
“I know it," the Witch squeaked
“I'm tired
Ann and Raggedy
so. although they did in
part or the story, they came close. to.
watch: for the stories in the book'
turned real when you looked at the
pages.
“Here's Hansel and Gretche‘" said
the Fuuywump.’ as the two children
or the story walked through the for-
est. “There's the Witch's little house.
See Hansel and Gretchel are eating
pieces of candy from the roof and
Kingfirbread from the sides." The
l-‘uzzywump jumped into the book and
They ran up
inrsitie Hansel and Gretchel and broke
on‘ pieces of gingerbread. Raggedy
Ann and Raggedy Andy soon saw that
if Hwy wished to («at anything they
must join the Fuzziwump and the
rumm- dOE. 50 they. too. jumped into
glut-Thread and pivi‘l s of Cztiiviil
Andy knew this. ,wlthout opening the door.
0‘ .wish to eat of having the story go the same way
all the time. andhaving you and Gret-
chel escape from me. So now I shall
make this Fuzzywuinp into soup as
soon as he gets (at. You can all go
away and not. bother me:
"We mustn't leave the Fuzzywu‘mp,
locked up in the Witch's coop." said
Raggedy Ann. "He will never get to_
find his mamma it we do." ;
Hansel and Gretchel did not know?
what to say. so they sat down and.
cried. And the puvpy dog sat down
and held his nose up in the air and;
howled. ,, 3
"Let me think." said Raggedy Ann;
as she went to one side and pulled hrr :
rag forehead down into thoughtful.
wrinkles.
(Copyright. 1921‘. by Johnny Grin-lie;
All rights reserved). 3
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7’ , ‘ . FRIDAY, JULY 14
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‘ “ " "7 ” 5 ." Hansel, - ianduGretchel. seemed. 3m“: . ‘ - T ' t’ ”W ‘5‘
.. - "war. I wouldn't mt“. p pgagpriscd at, the Witch’s action. “The EMGCRA S 180T TFl-il' St_‘i"..lfrvt‘, '~
OUT POSSIBILITIES
(Continued from First page).
iember. And, it may be said in pass-
ing, many of the boys are picking
their candidates. .‘ . .
The Smonal' Pastime:
One of the real joys of the national
pastime. both indoor and outdoor in
this case, is naming some one. for an
important place on a political ticket
and the Democrats oi thilto'wn, aid-
eJ= someWhat by solicitous Repub-
licans. are going over the usual list.
It is not hard tor a good lawyer, or
an oflice holder who has. shown some
political strength, to get his name
into print as being among those men-
tioned for this or that omce. but
aside from the adveflising value of
such a mention. nothing ever hap-
peni-x to manyof the so—oalled “also
mentioned" candidatesb
Without mentioning the name of
Mayor David E. Fitzgerald at all,
there are no less than eight men now
mentioned for
the Democratic slate.
One of the most interesting fea-
tures of the pre-convention gogip re-
lates to the position the women
voters will have on the State ticket.
Doubtless there will be a larger num-
hex-.0! women than ever at the State
convention and it will be only fair
(The rt‘purt .
Refs or c...
Congress from Uffj
c‘eired with §r~~ .
of the loco? ..
Club and that .
its leader mm.- .
man for a LE} 3
Such a dew mp,
surprising art-E Tar. I X
corned 1)? sum ('1
anxious to :2 l
shake in tizrj
nominations.
The DQI‘nOCl‘EtiQ a.
rules of the . f
ford this year a ' ‘ H
held before the .
her. At least i
now of the State 1:: ' '
something dewéopc ‘
the State central c
a. later date SM :n
probably be fixui '7er
to: the selection (Hr-r:
>(_,
the govemorship on;
no.
mm,
1 And while rswfi ’
,neck of the wrr 1; 'l
l. M. L'Iiman is 3.”
stay at his carry 3': .
icontent that n1;
~may do will wrrk (-
.crces and, (302.3 ~ A
idisiurbnl ivy 1;;
lsemblance o" I.
50. P. in the
:town commit“.
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math Main Street
--Special Sale
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and all Kinds of Soft Drinks
HE INTERNATIONAL FRUIT e CANY CO.
Is Now Open with a First Class Line 011
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F I‘llltS, Candles, Ice Cream, Cigars:
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