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.‘ up]. n:- Noru‘ich.
to gut Word to
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... .g, hotel :hrea day:
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i lawn .1. Infinister to
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:w::.‘ 'n be a polleenmn."
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numbers
l'l,.‘~$"f\' hf ’hn difft‘l“
.- mun-rmnltles that
‘n :Iqssniwl snmion.
$119
érfiv‘ 5116/2 Beautlfill Stockings
. '1: Goff!
‘ 1:: fI-r lhcm.
”[9? ".1, Inn-:0 admzt. 1' Is
. r a l S ~73
{AU/l “’Hnlh'j ('OlOl’E. also
rm! 1n brown.
Ia ICCAIEI) ‘SlXTY DAYS EOE
“and only .
2:3 rdIv behave,- lY-—Such a low pnce for first quallts’
- *é-mzs. rnrt- 'hrrrld Sllk of the finnst quality. full fashioned (not ‘
;‘ Hzr-n k’nvl. will: the thrr‘r: Brams in the back to make,
. 7 '~.. Ilzr I'ral full fnsllionmll.
':;r name and Hddrvsa if rwzuestedl. was so delighvml
‘ we no? (\an lumgh! a half dozen pairs. but sent all hOr
fw's“'2kll’!§ 1123' “"111 give good service and has the
. (f a regular 53.30 number.
CLOTHING THEFT
MERIDEN. Conn.. July law—Jul—
lus \‘aldes. 24. and Louis Gama. :3.
whn Wednesday ended n {our mouth
term In New Haven Jul. were len-
tcnccd to Sixty days more in the Jail
char-5n of stealing men's clothing
from Harry Israel‘s store on Pratt
street. last February. They were
first arrested in New 8“!!! and de-
Iertivrs found consldcrable Stolen
loot In their room. Mr. Intel Men-
m‘led Bulls and Shirts laken from his
store and he understood that the
men concealed the loot. cleverly un-
der their coals while posing as cu:-
tumors.
Cow-rd.
(‘Ine day. after an exhlbitlon in a
cast: “In: an unusually fierce llon.
yesterday by the Mcrlden court on a 3.
the trainer and to the manager at
the Circus; ‘
"This is going to be the death 0:
me Set. I can feel it in my bones.’
you Dan?
lion?”
lously.
"Afraid of the lion?" snorted Fun
in disguSI. “I should say not. DIM.
those cages are the worst place: on
Perth for drafts. and some dty I’ll
take cold in one or them and It will
be the death of me."—Wlterbur2
Rnpubllcan.
You’re not afraid of I‘m:
inquired the manager. ant“
a pair
Mrs. ——
. (wc will
In», best value that we hive Icon
V76 carry all the new
black .whlte. seven shades in gray.
. l“)"‘":1“l‘". In most colors.
\\ n also marry a sIlk-and-flbre mixed stocking, that In a dandy .
‘11-.9,‘ M Hill} 791'. Not full fashioned, but. a good fittrr and Tory ‘
) 1!;
ml values we are offering.
quahties of our stockings.
a “'1” be pleased to Show you any of the above num-
l~ers mthaut any obligation whatsoever to buy. We are
:mxmzs to have every woman in town see the wonder-
and try the superior wearing
KEELER’S SHOE STORE
Washington St.
“The {SH-re That
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Opposite Rialto Theatre I
Saves You Money"
11
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5 ‘s' 8
HS ‘z‘fzshin‘gton Street
South Yorwalk
Phone 3213
W flYork Markets '
55 Main Street
N orwalk
Phone 2828
.1 u‘
mtm Low Specials on
Iigh Quality Meats for
this Week End ‘
"You're not 109ng your nerve. are l '
“-‘nup Chickens .............. . . . . . . 28c lb. I: r.
“4:710de Shoulders .... . . . . . . . . . . 12 1-20 lb.
E'I'ersh Shoulders ...... '. . ...... . 12 l-2c lb.
IiIaIall Smoked Hams . . . . . . . . . ..... 23c lb.
‘tiECI'I-y & Barnes Boneless Hams . .. 29c lb.
i',i‘-es~‘h Pork Loin ., . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. 19c lb.
iI'loin Steak . . . ”6c lb. Ramps or Veal . . 26c 11').
' ii‘.‘ifi§§t§i§ag '; fig :3; Shoulder Veal 18c lb.
' shoulder Pot Roast Loin Veal Chops . 36c lb.
... , .......... 16c lb. . .
Bro ad and Butter Pot lb RIb Veal Chops . 28c lb.
Roast ........ 22c . lb.
Asia-king Piecw .. 18c lb. V9313“ - ----- 25°
Rib Roast. boned Breast of Val . . . 18c lb.
-‘ and rolled ..... 30c lb. ' .
" I“’§:‘ngh°PP°d 15c m Legs of Lamb 35c Ib.
.: Lamb . . 20¢ ID.
7 Boneless Rump Corned Shoulder
Beef 25ch. RibLambClIops.38clb.'
, Plate Corned M Sc Ib- . '1' 48¢ m.
Brisket Boneless Corned Lom Lamb C ops
Beef ......... 18c Ib. Lamb‘saew .. .. . 15¢ lb.
1 Extra Fancy Fowl . . . . . . . 44-4-4?) 36c“).
Extra Fancy Roasting Chickens 1‘, 'O ‘ ,'- f3§c II).
‘i
ESTABLISHED .. ESTABLISHED
‘1868 A v.' 1868
'WEST WASHINGTON ST;
Q
&
SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE ?
. EOE SAIEREAY
READY CASH NOT REQUIRED FOR WE HAVE" SEVERAL THOUSAND CU STOM-
ERS ON OUR BOOKS WHO HAVE BEEN TRADING WITH US FOR THE PAST 35
‘YEARS. THIS PRICE REDUCTION SALE WILL GIVE YOU BENEFITS THAT NO
OTHER STORE CAN DUPLICATE.
WE INVITE YOU ALL, MEN AND WOMEN, TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR
LIBERAL OFFER. WE NOT ONLY SAVE YOU 25% ON YOUR PURCHASE BUT WILD
EXTEND YOU THE COURTESY OF A MOST LIBERAL CHARGE SYSTEM. A SYSTEM
THAT HAS BENEFITED THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
YOU CANNOT». GET AWAY FROM FACTS THAT THERE IS MERIT TO OUR METH-
ODS, TO OUR GOODS “THIGH WE SELL THE PUBLIC. QUESTIONABLE,’ UNRELIA-
BLE MERCHANDISE HAS NO ROOM IN OUR HOUSE. WHAT LINCOLN SAID ABOUT
FOOLING THE PEOPLE IS AS TRUE TODAY AS IT WAS THEN. “YOU CAN NOT
LIVE IN MISREPRESENTATION AND PROSP .”
film; hum: . :33“
..ai...
.WE INVITE THOSE WHO NEVER HAD A CHARGE ACCOUNT IN OUR STORE. ‘ ~
THERE IS NO RED TAPE TO OUR SYSTEM. WE SELL GOODS AT A PROFIT, SOME- .
.TIMES WE ARE COMPELLED TO SELL AT A‘ LOSS, BUT IT’S THE FAIR AND
SQUARE, HONEST To GOODNESS EVERY DAY "SELLING THAT BRINGS OUR CUS-
TOMERS BACK SEASON AFTER SEASON. WE HAVE PASSED THE STAGE 0E EX-
PERIMENTING. .WE HAVE PAID FOR OUR EXPERIENCE AND OUR MISTAKES DONG *
rAGO, 'AND WHEN YOU ENTER OUR CHEEREUL STORE YOU CAN REST ASSURED
, THAT YOUR CONFIDENCE IN US .WILL‘ NOT BE BETRAYED.
10', 20 'AND 25 PER CENT. DISCOUNT ON 'ALE PURCHASES MADE DURING
MONTH OF. JULY. SALE STARTS TOMORROW.
Norwalk Chronicler