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THE CLIFFORD SHOE STORE
58 SOUTH MAIN STREET —- SOUTH NORWALR, c0111.
1 Our entire stock of high grade shoes, rubbers and boots to be disposed of at a sacrifice to the public. We offer the greatest argains ever offered to the people of South Norwalk
and vicinity.
Our stock includes shoes, rubbers and boots for the entire family. All our shoes are of the finest makes and of the most uputo-date styles, which include a complete line of rubbers
and boots. Bring the family in and get them fitted with shoes and rubbers at a tremendous savings to you.
“A dollar saved is a dollar earned.” Here Is your chance to “make your dollar have more cents.” Come early and avoid the rush, coming early means saving money and getting a
better selection. It will be worth your while to attend this “Selling Out Sale” and see what bargains we have to ofier you. very pair of shoes, rubbers and boots must be sold re-
gardless of cost. This sale will be a money-saving sale, never to be forgotten to the people of South Norwalk and vicinity. those attending this sale will be benefitted the most.
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS WE HAVE TO OFFER YOU
.Ladies' High Grade
Pumps and Oxfords
In tan, black, satin, vici kid
‘and velvety Re‘gular $5.00
and $6.00 values at
“$3.95
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Girls' Patent and Tan
Oxfords
All styles, sizes 111/3 to 2 and
from 21/,- to 7
Regular $4 and $5 values at
$2.79
Ladies’ Stylish
Stout Pumps
In satin, patents and vici hid
in all styles
Ladles’ Felt
Comfy Slippers
Ohildren’ s Felt Oomfy_
Sl1ppers and Bootees
In red and blue. All sizes
Regular $100 value at Regular $1.00 value at
59c 69c
LADIES’ STORM RUBBERS
, Lsdies' Patent Leather
Pumps and Oxfords
A11 m1. heels
Ladies’ Blond and Grey .
Kid Pumps
In all styles and in all heels
Lsdies' Patent Leather,
Satin and Velvet
Pumps
All style heels
Regular $5.00 value at
‘ $2.95
Regular $5 and $6 values at
$3.95 t
Regular $5.00 value at
$2.95
Regular $4.00 value at
$1.95
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Men’s Tan ong' Boys’ 1'... as am 3"?!"6‘91‘: “1“" . Men’s Felt ” Men's Tan and Black Ladies and Growing Girls’ ,
Shbes and Oxfords Tan Calf Shoes Oxfords .1 0mm“ 1.11:1. Boy" Shoes and Comfy Slippers Oxfords High Shoes :5”
Goodyear welt soles All solid'leather Goodyear welt soles Tan Calf Shoes “Babe Ruth” Oxfords Regular $1.25 and $1.50 values Goodyear welt 15018, 31801! 83:81:52.6 all?“ and
' ' All solid leather Tan and black
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Regular $5.00 value at .
$3.25
Regular $6 and $7/values at
$4.95
Regular $400 value at Regular $5.00 value at All sizes from 12 to 5 at
' Regular $8.60 value at Regular $4.00 value at
, $2.49 $2.95 $2.19 $2.89 89c
1 . I nus SALE STARTS THURSDAY MoRNINc AT 9 O’CLOCK SHARP
‘ THE CLIFFORD SHOE STORE
11 SOUTH MA1N STREET . . ....— SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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Regular $5 and $6 value at Sizes 8% to 11
$3.95 _
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$5 000 ACTION Government Reports “Ml-W
Plate Corned Beef” .. .............1oc lb. COLLISION F 01' Automobile Tires °
RumpCornedBeef 29c lb. '
To Wed Ludohdorff
immune to perforation by nails has
An automobile tire with inner tube
Damages of 85.000 are asked in
Puflmnhams s-useooeeseeeeaeeeee 40c lb.
. of this city’ and Elisa J. Hum of "M" b? the rubber “m0“ °' the "
smOked Shoulders' 24c lb. Brldnpofl. by Mlch‘el Chuba. of but?!“ 0‘ standards It Washington.
DiXiC Bacon . -. 30c lb Brldnport. Nails of varying sires. freely driv-
....... e s e I e o 0 e s e . 0 0 ' It ll nlleged “I“ Chub]. 'u l'ld~ Oil "th Hill pneumatic tire failed to
Smoked Tenderloins. .. . . . . . . . .145c lb.
{Schultze’s Smithy Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. South lorwalh
., 89 and 43 Main Street, Horwalh '
’ .Westpon. Georgetown. uni-Immature. Bloch noes. Bridgeport
. sted by Ohio collided with the Hucii
asuit tiled in the Superior Court.
Honday. against Frederick L. Uhle
ing in a machine with Hucii at the
corner of Kossuthetreet and Bar-
num a'venue in Bridgeport. July 2.
me. and that an automobile oper-
msohine and as a result the detend-
snt suffered iniurles.
An attachment tor “.000 was filed
against the property of the plain-
tiff.
The number of stars that can be
seen by a person of average eyesight
is about 7000. The number visible
tht‘ough the largest telescope is al-
most infinite.
Wehaverecentlyaddedto
our Conset Department the
Surgical Corset Fitlings to
harsh» approval at your local
Fluid“-
J. I. MALLETTE
SOUTH NORWALK
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~ or the German army was divorced
'London and dean of the Chev“
s will make only one address while is
This is Frau Dr. Mathilde Von
Remain. distinguished German
doctor and writer, when engage-
ment toGenesslvenmdeadomhss
been announced The former chief
hyhiawifesb‘sutslsonthsgo
The Right Rev. Arthur I. Win-
nlngton Ingram. lord bishop at
Royal. will visit Hartford on Octo-
ber 19. 10 and thuduflolhil
tour of American colleges and uni-
vergitieg and will he the guest of
Dr. Bunsen B. Oglibg, preldent 0!
Trinity college.
A crowded program has been ar-
ranged for the bishop's vim. but he
Hartford. and that noun 1.. m.
dents of Trinity 30 will study the
oeilega life at Trinity and talk with
individual students.
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A live-motor hydroplane. said to
he the largest and heaviest in the
werld.waegivenaiiyingtestat Bt._
- 1 sealing liquid or compound only giv-
been perfected. according to a state-
ment of the results of tests recently
develop any permanent punctures. it
is stated. After exhaustiv: experi-
ments the buFeau of standards has
pronounced the tire practisaiiy
' puncture- -proof against nails.
Liquid Heals Puncturcs.
The inner tube' of this puncture-
proof tire contains a chemical com-
pound or liquid which performs the
function of instantly repairing any
perforation made by a nail. the rub-
ber section indicated. That is to say.
under automobile service conditions
any stray nails forced into this kind
of tire would actually produce a.
puncture. but once the nails are re-
moved the self-healing compound in
the inner tube Would close up the
perforations immediately. declared
officials. . 1
An unusually large nail. it la la ;
ficved by the bureau of standards,1
probably would develOp a puncture
but under service conditions a nail
or such dangerous also it not likely
to be encountered. F.urthermore the
es protection against nails and sim-
ilar things. and immunity is not or-
fered against “"blowoute. it was
pointed out. ‘ .
The rubber section of the bureau
of standards conducts thousands or
tests annually in the interest of hot-
tering automobiie'tlr'es. The experi-
ment described is stated to be the
This particular test was made in
compliance with the request of a:
federal department, which has ex-l
pressed doubt that the claims of the
manufacturer or this product could
be metalned under critical tests.
tests are in agreement with the con- l
a pneumatic tire has been produced 1
that is practically proof against;
punctures from nails declared the
rubber section. 1
commissioner at Paris. states in a1
resent snail report to the depart-1
most of commerce.
tal weight of seventeen and one- -half
tons. of which live tons represent
the useful load. Each of its live en-
gines is of so horsepower. Its 10-1
isl wing spread is about no feet. 1
However. the results of the actual. 1
mm of the manufacturer— that ‘
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Quality Building Material
Diamond “B” Shingles
Oreo-Dirt Shingles
Volcanic lioois
Richardson Roofs
Flintliote lloeis
topperclad Roofs
Barrett Roofs
Bis|1gn9§114°ndon T0 , 3.53 3: l: flaminfi'iilfiialet'}: \
. CampSurgiealBelt. '9" afimmmmmy M33" m“ ......... ”°°' '-'““" Celotex TI'IISOOII Steel Sash
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The machine. according to hir.
swim. earn no n We Kelly. was (built in the Ponhoet
LAME”, m I! MN“; shops and is a moncplane with a to- i i .
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'HHCIIGIITMdliI Equipment
Bnlce Oak Flooring
Essco Yellow Pine Flooring /
leer lame and 1111 Flooring 9‘
ceda- line ‘
Saint's Stein: and Quilts
B. P.S.Pa1nts and llamislles
llu-Metallieeiller Ships
Reeling Hardware 3 1
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