Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 31, 1909 · page 2

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handle this good clothes proposition you ’re a Sure whine; you can’t go
Because we ve got things framed up just right for you. We’ll tell you Just

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, Boston on a. business trip.

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Fan Week . . .
Concerts every MomIng and Afternoon.

'1 he most convcnIcnt tune to see the store is In the
morning for then it is least c.101v1le1l 0n the main floor are
many things to see of Interest to shoppers.

The Silks and Dress Goods In all the fashionable weaves
for Spring and Summer

Laces and Trimmings, Shirt Waists, Lingerie Blouses.
beautIful Uhderrhuslins, Negllge Gowns, Gloves, Parasols,
Hosiery and Neckweer. .

Stop at the Jewelry Section and see the sale of Solid
Gold Jeweh 1' and incidentally all the newest fads In acc—
cessori'es. The (aboehon Hatpins the Brooches to wear
11 11h Dutch chllzhs,an1Utl1e Peads :

Coats, Tailored Gowns and Silk Dresses, on the second
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Piano Rentals every Morning

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Concerts. in the . Afternoon
Bentley's ~ l\l.etropol1t:1n Orchestra, I
and Violin solos .

Mr. J. Leonard Booth.
l‘he Criterion 1 our sing at every c0111 crt.

Mrs \I.\«\".‘11urte\antnt dialect songs.

\lr. L.L .ltenton, tenor ,
In the Music Room. second floor.‘

Souvenirs

It 19 given to every customer whose purehase amounts
to $200 or over. A Very attistic and useful article.

Remember to see the Exhibition Rooms' 111 the l urnitnr‘e
Store They are newly arranged Dining Room, Den, and
Bedroom.

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Tea served in the Tea Room every afternoon.
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moved from the Couch cottage in High
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