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7éc
BRANHI STORE
38 WALL STREE"
'NORWALK, CT.
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OPENING
EVERYTHING SOLD B A C K E D BY 03
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE IF N01"
FULLY SATISFIED.
Double flop pockets.
Opening Price ”H.321...
97c
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UNDERWEAR
Made up to sell for 65c. 45c
Opening Price ........
Reg. $2.50.
ENDICOTT-JOHNSON
ALL LEATHER WORK
SHOES
OpeningPrice.......
$1279
GENUINE BOSS
LEATHER PALM
GLOVES
A MIGHTY PURCHASE .
In order to make this OPENING SALE A GALA EVENT, we bought out some large retail stores, who
have accepted our spot cash bid for their merchandise.
()FFH‘ERS’ DRESS SHOES
$3.95
Reg. $5.00.
Opening Price
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For this sale
only
GOODYEAR DOUBLE
BACK RAIN COATS
$2. 97
sales...
WORK SHIRTS
Triple stitched, double pockets.
Reg.$1.50.
OpeningPrice............
74c
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round-the-world steamship tour.
Nature still holds in her cruel
hands the tats nt man. but always
will man challenge her prohibitions.
and sssnil the barriers she places
in his way. The final victory may
probably be against him. Another
loo ass might sweep him to des—
truction. He has been warned that
from that abyss of space in which
his foothold swings its path. there
inny come a waffle-ring visitor to an-
nihilate him. it is the nature of
mam to struggle upward. from the
valley to the plain. from the plain
to the mountain. from the moun-
tain to the air. conquering. subduing.
widening his horizon, restricting his
limitaion.
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So. Norman: People Point the Way
The constant aching of A bad
back.
The wen-ism. the tired reeling:
Headaches, dizziness. nervousness,
. Distressing urinary disorders—
Are often signs or falling kidneys
And too serious to be neglected.
Get rid of these troubles!
Use Dosn's Pills—s stimulant di-
uretlo to the kidneys.
Hosts ot ' people
Donn s.
This is s South Not-ml: can.
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Mrs. s "so Sooy. 18 any EL.
says: "I was troubled with my kid-
neys. My book sched and when I
got up from s. choir. I thought my
back ms with: abort. After I did
mymhinmlfoltsosuasnd sore
through my back. I could hardly not
about. InsedDosu‘sPiIlsmdthoy
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RICAIIRUSSIAN
“RITUAL MURDER
11 YEARS AGO
Attempt Exposed t o
Arouse People—Real
K I l l e :- Discovered
And Plot Revealed
MOSCOW. Sept. 3.—Eie\en yous
' sgoRussis was the scene of o trial
that engaged the attention of the
u hols world. Recently news reach-
on this countrI ot the death of the
man who did more than any other
person to direct the course 0! justice
in proper channels and spprehend
the real criminal. The trial was the
"ritual murder" case in which
Mendel Bcillss was the defendant:
the man who unraveled the. legal
tangle was Brazui Brushkowsky. s
journalist.
In March. 1910. s boy, Andrew
Yushinsky. was found murdered in a.
cave on the outskirts of the city of
Kiev. The murder was s strange one:
it appeared to hove been done either
as s torture to the death or for pur-
poses of drawing blood. since the
body had been stabbed in (7 places.
Two months after the discovery of
the murder a brick-maker. who liv—
ed near the family of the victim. was
arrested and accused of the crime on
the ground that he, as a. Jew. had
killed the Christian child in order to
get his blood for the making or
Passover bread
Bella- Was hum-issued.
The mu: Bells. was imprisoned
Family his out was culled and the
outcome was the oxonorsticn of
Both:- snd conviction of the ml
murderer. Endemic serrated our by
Brushkowsky was the means 0: ac.
compliant: this.‘ 'Howevsr. tor his
point. and beams he area to set
himself mint the inflict-Ines.
vuoh donned one“ all things no
for m you'- sad trotted bully.‘
Russian Black Hundreds for years
afterward.
Moscow,
death was published.
Brushkowsky was
an influential papox.
Mysl. and he had the characteristic
Russian fervor for
which he believed
SPORT
OVERALLS
Heavy, durable, well made.
Rog. $1.50.
OpeningPrice...... :VIC
WORK PANTS
Union made work .panis.
Every pair guaranteed.
Re . 53.00. F
Opgning Price . . . $1. «’8
STORE OPENS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th at 9A. RE
A marveloim Rating opportunity and the most thrilling exhibition of modern retailing ever seen in this city. A clean cut legitimate event from start to flu-
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BRANCH STORE
38 WALL STREET
N ORVVALK, CT.
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attention '
the KiexskavIa corrupt ion and so had bro Ight the
charge of "ritual murder'
hope of turning the restlessness of.
the People into hatred for the Jews ‘ haxe _\ou
winced of the innocence of Belillss—I The method proxed to he a boom- It‘les
s. poor. ignorant laborer “ho did not crang.
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