Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, November 24, 1913 · page 2

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som‘b W m atldoctoriiy and momictlly.
M“uogm M mote Wonm’but if your
indivitluol need is not noted. be m it ll here and that you
will find full accountant and fair prices-

HEMSTITCHEL ALL LINEN SETS, consisting of
one Tobie Cloth and one dozen hemotltched Napkins,
neat dul’gm, 06.98 and $10.98.

HEMSTITCHED ANEN NAPKINS, many pretty
patterns for choice, 3:33 to $3.50.

. SATIN'DAMASK ETS, a variety of beautiful dae-
sign, consisting of ono"Cloth and one dozen Napkins.
$5.98 to $10-50... 1 j " ~ "3' ' ‘ » *

DAMASK ‘TA‘BLE »CLOTHS, complete range of
- sizes. $1.50 to $7.50 each. Napkins to match; $1.50 to
$7.50 dozen. .

 
 
 
 
 

 

' 'I ' to $2438 each.
TOWEJJS, DOYLIES. Em, of Popular Prices.

The N. E. RYao Co.

86 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

 
 
 

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Table Linens.

We have an attract-iv. llne of these zoodo

 

 

TABtE iDAMASKB.
260 to $1.50.

 

FANCY GOODS.

 

Int minute. if in. «Moll
‘ ‘ ,yoo myrdopend on Win"

LUNCH?“ CLOTHS, in‘a number of choice designs, 75c -» .
An oxcellent collection of TRAY CLOTHS, SCARFS, , :.

 

 

 
 
 

 

Thanksgiving Neckwoar. I
TABLE COVERS. 25c to M00.- '

$1.49 to $5.00.

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

Thonkagiyl’pg Rlbbom.

" «mums. 19., 25¢, 49c.

stun to $5095
nine Pens foo SILENCE
cLO'rus. .

 

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th-numvmg flotiory.
25a to two.

 

 

" hunkrnllvlng Wants, "5
$1.00 to $2.49.

A.D‘ickerman 818011

COUTH NORWALK, GONN.
WE ONE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING BTAMPI.

Domes AND rmom 9’ ,
Places. ‘

 

 

 

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Gave money-«Seminal ads. wlil sell
‘ property. get employment or rent vo-
' mt .progorty quickly, and cheaply.

 

 

 

 

 

 

We, «command SA
Home Blanket: beau“ of
their rent otronaih. their
worm: their L0rtc—prolcc~
lion And their long year.
They orclllc leaders. Alk
for a 5A Horne Blanket
when you buy.

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Elite Ranker Cali tor wot
”other. Vimliiml tram top to,

m $4.92

mm "Milan Int." motto at a
mentally on. 0:11 nook. 1m
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52 South Mil Street
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? The Gorhom7 Co.

, low» at. -‘ apt Norwm‘
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_ leak or a nimblng repair who
".lt first flirts. because it. ten-u..-

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Our .-
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HerbertW.’Corham

II onooonv BOULEVARD.
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 The Reed 3. v lk
Electrical Co.
Tho Only Fully Iqaluit!

ILBchcAL CHOP
In «In Town

AUTO 'UPPHII
Plum 895-4! In. Into so.
80. um “um Boil moot.
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5*.

Fatty; Sage’s‘ grandmamma ,

Cards and dancing used to bar.

Brought. her daughter up by
rule—v . '

‘leidlon of the piglet school.

Now “her granddaughter-’3‘ the

rage, . ,.
Pictux’ed on the Sporting Page.

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Patty‘s quaint, prim mother
.lealfped .

How, file rich cream allould 'be'

‘ , ,churned‘,

. , How to hematite}: and.croch¢t.j

"On“ a,» oampler worked. each day.

Patty—’tis a rapid lie;- ' '4

Figures on the Sporting Pogo.

 
 
 
 

 

All the men to Patty bow;

She can beat them, they wow.
Champion she upon .tho links;
Golf queen, each admirer thinks.
Her mucous from this you gauge»
Patty’s on theSporting Page!

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VELLA A. “Home in Judge.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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Fashionable Coats

Very attractive tlrcssy Wraps of m‘m'lly l)l'i)C€lllf‘.
.matelassc, wide—wall: Bradford cord and chiffon broadcloth
in the draped designs with long lines, Wlllt‘ kimono
sleeves, loose and easy to; slip on. There ’are (lecp collars
and culls of plume velvet, llllle Shirred p0cl<€15 in the in'
side to hold fan, lmndkorclllcf. or purse. “

For scmiefl‘n'mal wear day or evening.

$15.00 spu‘iul.

Regular value $27.00. Scroml 1:10.51:

Comfortables, medium priced

Extra heavy French Saieen in large floral (lt‘b’lg'llh‘,
both sides alike. effects in tan, golden lmnm. pink and
blue. 72 x 84,

$3.00. ‘

Extra heavy Sateen, floral designs in willo \{zn‘icuu
blue. pink. gray, green and lavender, hmh .mc. alike.
72 x 84,

$2.75.

Extra htavy Sateen, floral «'lvsififns in garnet. green,
tan. and blue, with back of plain saloon, 7: x 84.
5 $2.50.

Silkolinel-ComfortabICS in floral (losigns. pink. lav-0n—
(lor, blue and' green. with \\'lll 9. border in plain color. :73
x 84.

$2. 25.

Printed Cambric cooerin gs, alike on lmlll shim. flor—
al. Paisley and Persian (lcsigns. pink. gm'ncl. grccn, t‘lt‘..
" 72 x 84. '
_ $2. 25.
. Sllkollne Comfortables of gnml quality for common
fuse at $1.00. $1.25, $50 and $2.00.

‘_ I Golden Fleece Pads

Made of lamlls‘ wool. a thick soft pad covered will)
choc§c cloth \\'llicll,'call be rc- covered with as dainty :1
material as one may choose: silk. silkolinc or challi, It" is
double—bed size and of pure. snowy wool. Many persons
like these pads for a matlre 95 covering under the shoot
in cold Weather. ‘ ' .

1 $2.75 .each. with chemo cloth cover:

. . Do not mlSS “the Exhibit of Karpen Furniture, Alm-

chairs. Realtors alld Couches. ,.
‘ 'l~‘()uril1 Floor.

 

 

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a PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS *
as usualmonthn ahead of othen.

' _ THE FASHION 3001: for With! arm-1' ' My so!»
mhl‘n: the most popular and mutant modificatlono n! L .
THE MINARET” STYLE
You cannot and time styles in othur WW

Pictorial Renew was the first to import nus—the latent d In
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‘I?’ I , WILLIAM P. BEERS.
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Norwalk, Conn.

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from that city, nod Attorney Edward ‘
Jrhulnlqn, the Norwolithtlt‘a. Mr;
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