Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 10, 1914 · page 2

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Autumn. end Winter Styles
At Their Best

0-. W characteriuic oi the Suit Department
this season in the immense number of practical Tailored
Gowns in late styles at reasonable prices. All women de-
sire I) be smartly tailored. and the greater number must
buy no! too costly gowns. Such , reliable materials as
Broadcloth, Serge, Gabardine and Poplin appear in black,
navy blue, dark green and the favorite "Tete- de- —.’Negre
Coats may be either long or short and there are girdles,
wide belts, buttons and braids that make for distinction.
Suite for bushe- mr; irom $15to$25,

Gown of more exclusive design, fine Broadcloths,
Poplin and the rougher Gabardines and Newly, Wor-

um, beautifully made and lined, eha'ee Mole. if:
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Silver-plated Ware
"Was mini! w make, flat ware in several
patterns, more, and a few odd pieces, useful things for ev-
ery home and fine for gifts. .
Crumb Knives 18-00%.
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Salad Forks or Spoons Om . 3
1nd. Salad Forks, per set ‘13;
Ice Spoon! roe each
Berry Spoon: 60c
'Jelly'Spoons. - ' 25c and soc
“Meat Forks, ‘ ' 10¢
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Blairxfllediumvsiud Forks 75c ll let
_- Plain medium Knives _ 73°
”Spoons 50¢,15candfirmaset
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Sugar Sells . - “ :34: and as: each _
Bum: Knives 15¢
o Silverware Section, Basement .4 .
The Sale of Nahum
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Sateen Lining, 36inch, 'was 25c, for 12¢ '
27-inch, war 15c and 12 Me, for to:
Dread Hooks ' were roe, for 7c .
English 13”, was roe, (or ‘ 6c
Sensor: and peShears were 39c,for _ ’5': o
Kohinoor Fasteners . were Inc. for . “9‘3 ’
Collar Supports were 35c,£or 11-5; _ .
Skirt Markors' were 25c, for :5: ,
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With hundreds of other small necessities” that ono oi. . ' ,5'
tea hunts lo:- and sometime; fail to find.

Boy’ a sweater:

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