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Nowell Er? Murray
Clothiers and Furnishers “To Men Who Know” 7
. ' South Norwalk
THURSDAY
OUR
:Suburban Day‘w
10TH
OFFERINGS
to see our window display.
be had here on Suburban Day.
.Are the greatest values of high grade Men’s Wear ever offered in So. Nor-
w alk. Everything 1n our stock drastically reduced for quick selling. Don’t fail
Below are just a few of the many real bargains to
Come in, see for yourself, and be convinced.
THURSDAY
$25 00 and $27 50 Men’ s and Young Men‘ 5 All Wool Suits.
gie and double breasted models in the season’s newest fabrics.
Included are sin- $ 15 ()0
g <10 and $32 50 very fine all wo’ol suits, comprising the season’s newest
SPECIAL FOR SUBURBAN DAY
: 1nd fabrics.
llCIAL FOR SUBURBAN DAY. . I ..
.7 3:40.00 Suits, hand tailored of the finest grade woolens, in the latest
«.1? , Included are Blue Serges, formerly up to $40.00.
:21 liCIAL FOR SUBURBAN DAY .................. . . ................
Our entire stock of high grade wool pants reduced 2591-.
1mm stock and deduct 25% from marked prices.
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$19.50
$22.75
’Just pick out any pair of pants
SHIRTS ’ UNDERWEAR
trier .............. 75c 2?"; 7535325322“??? ------ 39“
$21? if??? ......... $1.05 “flag-1d assists: Til??? .. $1.00
$3S221fed$3s5131~f§ufu .. $1. 79 Pants $132131 gall? ........ $1-10
$1.60 .2. ”erases. - 51-39
$12? 1.111513“. 11‘??? $3.45 . $1“ ”assesses. .. $1.00
BATHING SUITS , HOSIERY
twggtfillgvggltsfleavy $3.45 1?; 30$ 35; :3? ........... . $1.00
(1;?tillllllglxsrglclls Z-Pcu $2.35 $23: 5031512313ng for $1.00
321.43.??? $1.95 . $1?” $5.375??? .115? ...... 65c
lugs Ladies’ “Rivoli” Silk Full
\*“:::‘°.rf‘i‘%.%‘.°éf= ....... $1155
5'! .30 \len’s
l‘lléi‘ \lL’lli Shirts
7511‘
For Suburban
NECKWEAB
7.31: 62 $1.00 Silk and Knitted Keck-
willil‘. 4-ill hands and BatW'il‘lg T195
F'r1 Sull urban Day only 45‘:
00 & $1.50 Pure Silk and. Silk
Knitted Neckwear. Season’s newest.
designs
For Suburban Day only
$1.00 6; $1.25 Men’s Fine
011% Special at ....... .
“v 33035 Blue Overalls.
500
$3.00 Genuine Cowhide Boston Bag.
....... $1.00
Only One to a Customer.
Day only .....
79o.f
756-.
Our entire stock of Arrow and me
Stifi‘ and Soft Collars for Suburban
Day only,
10 for ............. $1 .00
- $2 00 Boys’
Pajamas
$1.00 Suit
MEN’S PAJAMAS
$32.00 Men’s Plain Color and Striped
.‘filfin‘lfififim $1.39
8111311er Day only $2 .45
$3350 Men’s “Solesette
$2.00 & 32.50 High Grade Gaps.
New Models.
Suburban Day only
isl. 00 Boys’ Blouses.
For Suburban Day
only, 2 for . .....
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elected Secretary of State later be- Darently had received the Republican
came Treasurer of the United States nomination for Senator from a field
( and now is engaged in the iron ore of four contestants.
businea
The outcome was considered by progressivisnl and mhlbifion the
many as a votehof colitlfldence in pms_ ‘nine-corneeed centest tor the Repnhe record asetate auditor.
ident Harding. imse an Ohioa llcan n
_ A, Vic. Donahey, who was the Illum— omafion tor 3° em” appear lsociated Press) ~—Goverm T. 0. Mc- party endorsement for a
ocmtic nominee for
Bears ago” again “"1 lead 1‘13 Party 1“ much larger numbers at the Repub—
State ticket in Nov,ember the returns “can primaries than at the Democrat-
indicated.
:llto one lead over his nearest OppOnent
Senator Altiee Pomerene, r N
opposed both by 0 zed 1351110: :3: who made a spectacular billboard midlterday's Statewide primary was re— endorsed by Klan supporters- He 3"”
b3' the Anti- Saloon League
TMen’s' Straw
* = a . contaminates 2S9 precincti. on
«so; former Congressman John J. natal-13.1 nomination. ' ' = llmately ens-fifth 0t tho voting pm
, en who was strongly 11111on by Thmen earl 1n the count bln- In the State. gave McBae 16.251 fin
mm mm the big railroad brothel-hoods. 42d and ham 8. MW m m a andToney 5,§1& —.. . l I
~ mgepngfomtne Sim“ 19' m 3°?“ big modality of the talents-totem coun- ' Representative w. A. Oldfield. bein—
., on age president and until re. ties in the e. As the count pro-- ocratlc "whip" in Congress, the Only
cently chairman of the Republican '- '
» gressed. his lead increased slowly, but member of the» Arkanm Congression
became wealthy In 011, was Natlonal Congressional committee, 3}» surely. a1 delegation having oopositlon for re
All three or the candidates for inc nomination. had a lead 01 891215933—
pemocratic nomination for governor 'matcly two and Gite-M31 to one over
were indorseda-by the Anti-Saloon W- A. Hodges. on return- tron: am
With its two outstanding issues of League Denahey “m maln1y on his one- fifth of the xrechcts in the §ec
imud Congressional district. _
LITTLE ROCK, Axle. Aug. 9 (As-l
Governor McRae made
ed to attract the chief interest of the
governor two voters. Both men and women voted
elRae Democratic candidate for the gu- largely on his record at! the State‘s
bernatorlal renomination, regarded in chief executive during his 10111132.
, Arkansas as equivalent to election term. Neither or the nobornatorhfi.
held a lead of more than two to one candidates took sides on the Ku K1
over Judge E. P. Toner. when tabula- Klan agitation, although Governor
Repmsentmuwe Charles L- Knight tion of the delayed returns from yes- McRae was understood to have bee
He had more than a two ic.
newspaper campaign as a. “Roosevelt snmed today.
bore the endorsement of. organized 1:-
“as re- Progressive," was running second to
Newspaper tabulation early today, bor.
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THURSDAY AUG.10th, 1922 **
Greatest bargains the Norwaks have. knewn
in years—401' Suburban My only
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BROKEN LINES 0F MEN‘S AND
YOUNG MEN’S
$25 and $30 suits!
$9.50- ,
Sizes as Listed. Below:
33 3g 35 36 37 38 39 4o 42
2 o 1 6 3 1 2 1 1..
BROKEN LINES OF YOUNG MEN’S
$15 Palm Beach Suits
Sizes as Listed Below:
34 35 36. 37 38 40
1 '4 1 1 3 1
Hats, -'- $ 1 .005 i."
Men’s 250 Handkerchiefs, 2 for . . . . . . . . . 25c Children’s $1.50 Straw Hats . . . . . . . . . . 296 91
Men’s $2 Union Suits (broken sizes) 2 for $1 Boys’ $1.00 Blouses, 2 for . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00: :
Men’s $2.00 Khaki Coats (broken sizes)". . 95c Children’s 35c Hose. . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . 19¢ :
Men’s $1.00 Columbia Mesh Shirts and Broken Lines Boys Columbia Mesh Shirts \
Drawers 29c and Drawers 11“?
Men’s $2.00 Caps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11c Broken Lines BoyS’ $2. 00 Knickers . . . . . . 65c;
Men’s $1.50 Silk Hose (clocked).~ . . . . . . . .. 85; Broken Lines Boys’ 351 Khaki Knickers. 19c
Broken Lines of Boys’ $10.00 and $12.00.
Fancy and Blue Serge Suits
$37-85 ”
Broken Lines of E. & W. Collars
25¢ a (102.
Boys $5 and $6. Spring Reefe’fs . . . .. . . . . $1.95.
' Boys’saoo-Khakl Suits, .............. $1.95
SMALL CHARGE Fen ALTERATIONS
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