Tuesday Feb.
‘ 1 KID GLOVES, broken lots, $2.89 value.
' Dollar Da'y ...........................
KID GLOVES, broken lots, $1. 00 value
Dollar Day ..........................
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.5 SUEDE FINISH, Elbow Length, $1.00 value.
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FOREST MILLS WINTER UNDERWE
WOMEN’S WOOL HOSE
BOYS’ HEAVY COTTON HOSE, black only,
i r‘ i 3"“
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g1; BEACON BATH ROBES, $6.75 value.
5 ' KNITIUNDERSKIRTS, $1. 25 value.
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’4 MUSLIN GOWNS, $1.25 and $1. 50 value.
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SATEFN and LINGERETTE BLOOMERS, $1.59 value.
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~ NAINSOOK BLOOMERS, 75c value.
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GINGHAM HOUSE DRESSES, $2. 00 value.
Dollar Day ...................
GINGHAM HOUSE DRESSES, $2. 98 value.
. (51-.
MADE-UP VEILS
SUEDE FINISH GAUNTLET GLOVES, 98c value
FLANNELETTE GOWNS, extra size, $1.49 value.
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$100
501:. 98c, $1.95
50c value. 25c
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CHILDREN’S COTTON HOSE, white, 29c value.
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DR. DENTON’S SLEEPING GARMENTS AT 20% DISCOUNT
$5.00 _
$1.00.
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$2.00
$1.00
on.-
J. I. MALLETTE
$1.00
LEARN THE " ‘
BUYING
TOWER
OF A DOLLAR!
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On Dollar Day our Expansion Sale comes to an end—4
on Dolla1 Day closes one of the most successful sales ever
offered or ever attempted by any firm in this vicinity—be-
ly the headquarters for shoppers that
buying power of a dollar. 5
cause we gave the values and got the crowds to our store ,
—-and there’ll be a crowd in our store Dollar Day—positive-
want to learn the
$1 50 M £73? IIIOSE D “IOODWOMEN’S WAISTS‘
3 g . a . va ue. 0 ar ay—i-
A. .................. 99c .............. $1.00.
.’ ,1 a Odd Lot Of 35 GINGHAM and VOILE
WOMEN'SSWEATERS DRESSES
is Slip-over sort ......... $1 Pretty styles at .. . $11)“
VISIT OUR 'ALL TE RATS “SIT ‘
ii STORE WIN 3 GOLDEN’S‘
1:? DOLLAR 2 FOR $1.00 , 0N DOLLAR
DAY - DAY
WOMEN’SOdsg iiongiis COATS I 15 COATS 1 ‘
Pretty models. ‘ $2 98 Just in f‘?’ spring. $7.98
Only a few left . . . . ' R933 value $1735- ' .
10 COATS -
Nice soft Bolivia, Oppossum col-
lars. Reg. $29.75 $15.00
and $32.50 val. . .
In pretty
ed at sensationilly low prices—bee
enlarged Women’s Wear Section.
NEXT TO HGGE'I'I'S DRUG‘STORE
5 SPORT COATS i
overplaids, fur collars.
”EST???” $14.95 -
Every Winter Coat and Suit” In our upstairs Suit Dept!
mark-
ause we must make room for our, '
so. NORWALK
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entoltlie Muaaehnv
Ilsa
gue
ta’ngie into which it was lunged
William Andersgn,
grille: su futendent lgllnt'eneied
prison or orgery. Davis
has been nailed’to sumeed Andor-
City Briefs
A complaint was received at the
downtown police headquarters, about
children sliding on the Mathew's
property in West avenue. Patrol-
man Toothiil and Stratton attended
tothe complaints.
3 O O .
Pitts Parker, cartoonist and phil-
ospher. gave a delightful lecture
Saturday night at the Not-walk M. E.
church to a large audience on the
subject "The point at View." In
his talk, Mr. Parker combined wit
and humor with a. serious vein in
which he brought out the tact that
the point or view determined the
destiny of man‘s life. Mr. Parker,
who is one or the foremost car-
toonists in the co try. illustrated
his’taik with pict One scene
in particularly, a picturE e! the
Rocky Mountains in colors. won
hearty applause.
0 O O
The police received a. complaint
yesterday about sidewalks on West
menuc being in an icy condition
The owners “ere requested to put
ashes or dirt on them.
Dry Goods.
Dry Goods wholesalers are carry-
ing larger stocks than is generally
Wholesale Dry Goods
‘ ‘ie'mnncial statements in the pos-
i' . mull value of 837,277,812, which
ing for some time to come."
supposed according to the National
association.
..-;:sion at banks whose business
wings them into close contact with
51- trade" says the associations
~m hly letter. “confirm the fact that
Lcsalti's' stocks were heavier on
nunry 1 than a. year ago by 15
n 33 1-3 per cent.
:1' is representative wholesalers lo—
nit-d in various parts of the coun-
‘f' on December 31. 1923, reached
mnnrcs with $29,800.000 on De-
m‘ner 31. 1922. and 332,243,000 at
21‘ close of 1921. Both wh’olesalers
nil retailers are expected to continue
:hcir policy of hand to mouth buy-
See Our
Bargaln
Window
We have gathered a
wide assortment of
ODDS and ' ENDS
from all over the store.
Your Choice
25.
Games — Toys
' Auto Accessories
" Household Articles
Polishes — Wood or
Metal and a host of
’ other BIG BAR-
GAINS. '
See the Assortment in
Our Middle Street
Window.
American
Hardware Stores
. Incorporated
1 ‘ BRIDGEPOR’I‘. CONN.
1‘ Direct Wire to .n- Store n-o‘m
Rommel—Just Call Nor-
“ 3100.
fan.
‘ OLDSMOBILE SIX 0
OomeintoSestheNew
DELIVERED
.5 ............ $894. 00
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Ai-thnrl’. Davinfonnerlystats‘
semi-intend
The inventories '
, Amintereatins and More ad-
dress byA Attorney lei-e T. Dunbar
featured the meeting or the Men's
mainly of the Nor-walk M. E.
church held Friday nigh; at -31.,
church. Mr. Dunbar entertained
* with ingy stories and wound up his
’ tail: wi
a description of the‘ 'L'ite
or George Washington and Abram
Lincoln.
Previous to the address. a brief
business meeting was held This
was presided over by C. E. Bauer.
president or the assembly. Later
tray
m C £0PPE-
T N ' sawdust.
shapé. mum
CLOSDTG OUT SALE
Positivelythelmw
macadamia-old
manner. m 181'
is muscular
SPECIALS
the members “3% to {the addre-
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at
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IS
WORTHWHILE
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$1.00
Tables.
GIl-‘I‘ BUN GALOW APRONS
$1.00,
308m 3139
Z-GARTER ~
BRASSIERES
‘ .‘2 m $1.00
aeguler 75c»
SILK and WOOI:
CHECKED HOSIERY
$1.50
Begular $2.00
Odd Lot of
CORSETS
$1.00
_ Values up to $3.00
WOOL 110nm
Sateen and Jersey
SILK PE'I'I‘ICOATS
$1.95
Regular $2.25 to $3.00
CH AMOIS S[ E
.LOl ES DE
2 “$1.00
Regular" .59
2 P” “$1.09
Regular 65c
ALL 59c GOODS
2 For$1.00
2 Pr For 8150
Regal: 1‘31 {'3
10:2. OFF 01: ALL
SILK L“ A D": hl'sEn
RIBBEI) \ ESTS
4 for $1.00 — Regular
3 for 81.29 _ Reg—.13;
3 for $1.59 — Regular
CHILDREN’S WOOL
SOX
2......$,1_00
. Reg. 75c. SisesEl/z to 71/2
Broken Lot of
SILK HOSIERY
$1.00
Values up to 33.03
' MME. JEANNETTE
5 ,55so. MAIN ST.
SOL TH .\ 0P.“
53).!“ I
DOLLAR DAY AT
THE CHILDREN’S STOP:
BOYS‘
SUITS $1.00
For Example:
Buy a Spit for $7.50 then select an-
other suit of equal value for $1.00
making—
2 SW“ FOR $8.50 .
Buy; a Suit for $10.00; selected an-
other suit of equal value for $1.00
2 Sims FOR $11.00
plus $1.
In other words you can buy 2
Suits for the price of one-—
00..
Tomorrow, Dollar Day, yOu can buy any boy’ S suit in the
store for $1, providing you buy anpther suit at regular price.
71:017.
DOLLAROAY- . . ..
BOYS’ KNEE PANTS
$1.50 [and $2.00 Knee Pants, size.
,0 $1.00
Sizes3to
7.
BOYS’ WASH SUITS
DOLLAR DAY ....... $1 '00
Boys
WOOL SOX and STOCKINGS
DOLLARDAY— -
2Pairfor............$1‘00
’and Girls’
GIRIS_ ’ PANTY DRESSES
Sizes 2-6; values to $2.
DOLLAR DAY ......
$1.00
ga—
GIRIS’ DRESSES
Sizes 7-14; values to $2.
DOLLAR DAY . .....
$1.00
GIRLS’ ELAN" NEL BLOOMERS
3 3 Pair For $1.00
ROMPERS and CREEPERS
Sines 1-6. Val. to $1.50.
DOLLAR DAY .......
$1.00
37 WASHINGTON STREET" A
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AARON KOHN
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SOUTH NORWALK
Norwalk Chronicler