1 ’ The flowing is large. the styles are absolutely correct, and the
reasonable prim will plme and surprise earlybuycre.
11.3.. There are plenty of
in
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the finest Fall
en those who wish inexpensive suits, too.
That 15 why we are showing so many of theeo seasons
best models at prices ranging-from $1500 to $25 It ‘5
not easy to secure the very popular
wide flare at: these popular prices
|
enhanced if you see them
are Just a few of the newe
., .. ' Tailored Suite or Broadcloth, with loose hanging box coat. and vid-
1. , panel of side plaita, trimmed with embroidered darts and fur trimming; skirt:
a i , have the proper flare, with two plalts on each side. Very
box
W e have
before
st. models at $17.75:
attractive suite at .................. .
' l skirt with side plaite. A very
Tailored Suits or fine Whipoord, in straight line modem. shaped Midi:
at waist,'ud during at bottom; notched collar trimmed with velvet; dam
graoeiul
«saw- sult'at .......................... i...
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’71: 1 A neat and serviceable suit at
Kisser Suits of Whlpcord are shown in straight line enact with coats
ripplinz from IBM line; new wide belt; notched collar and out. trimmed
with velvet and ivory button. lined llirt. with side 1111111.
......
Suits here’s—Suits
that sell always from $35.00 to $75 oo—but we have not forgot-
coat styles,
them in
numbers, and your satisfaction With )our new suit will be
purchasing elsewhere
BRIDGEPORT. COX.
with
large
Here
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$17.75 "
$17.75
—-———DORSENG————
New Undermuslin Daintiness
The unde'rrnuslla needs that are indlapcasiblo in correctgmro ahouldbe purchased new. . . _ (1 I
They make your enjoyment of the now Fall Suit complete. I will be a pleasure for you to
choose from the stock. here while everything is no temptingly new and (rd
NIGHT GQWNS. of good naiosook, with
and embroidery trimming;
. ously full and large—special
COMBiNlATIONS of line nainsook and lace
batistlc: lace ruffles on drawers. corsets
trimmed front and back with Val. and “
Siviss embrmdcrv all sizes-
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1' _ cnnuisuoi batisc,
cry trimmed; envelope style
-—at
COMBINATIONS of
trlnlllldvf‘Wltll eliibroidery or-
gaudic and \’al.———special at .....
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.5» , PALACE THEATRE.
—-—._.
{Cg iii-he Law of the Land.”
traight from a successful season’s
111d with a complete New York
111111 production, George Broad-
. powerful drama or modern
“The Law of the Land. ” will be
motion at the Palace Theatre
nee and evening, Saturday,
let That sterling actress,
. Adelaide French, who will be
bored in' our ”city for the power-
X." the part which she
ted and played for three seasons,
. play the leading part and h. spec-
selected cost has been‘ engaged
tag openings there is 0113
.. ,gever «him to rearemher,
; during the week of one night
‘ with ,my From Phi-ls” we-
open a. new Opera. House
a,- a town or some 1W
at the 48111 Street Theatre, Neva
presentation of that great drama, .7
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$1 .98
and embroid-
..........
'3“ meme
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“nainsook, daintily
$1.29
BABIm’
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Exceptional Values in Tailored Suits
at. ..........................
.
CORSET COVERS of crepe
"dc chine, with lace sleeves—at
nirsssus 61 line" baus‘e, £1111
lace and embroidery yokcs. and
ruffles of Swiss embroidery—gt
DRESSES of good
broidery yokcs and lace trim— ‘
' millg at ucckpand Slec1es at—-
igcncr-
513:1ng
98c
$1.25
lawn. cm—
490
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signs. ._ Casket Coverings of rare
hemtyoModeratl! lprices. Prompt
service. Telegraph communica-
tion with leading florists in prin-
cipal cities in the United States. '
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251: can 111.11 to.18¢
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nmoumns non ens ._,
RANGES. $11.06 to $48.06
Self Lighting Burner-g. See “ “
.- our 11th before buying”, . ' = ~-
. Gan Hot Water Heated?" , Srrm , _
l 7 Eddy- Refrigerators.
white glovea, top.
this reckless 111191111111-
cutaway coats and—duet coats.
ing- dress mm, but the cloth suheti a) ,
tute And the 11911111111111 townfilurni refinance by reveal swells who rent -
111111 mweimma one or new min him More W’Oflli-
boxeatorthnovening, not content le111' incurs 1391:. this highly serial
no. inove'd- out And therein the lobby 11311411“ 3!
narrow surge; Prince Albert costs, in a lolly—lay manager 113w it too and
And will maltenafldavli: to the $3111 of:
Not the kid and iii—it ‘aeema' that the vilia'ae jeweler,
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AUTHENTIC FASHIONS
M15836 AND CHILDREN
, Missed
DmRead ,
Eshhlrlrhd 18.57
Fall. Opening 1915
October fourth in ninth
FOR WOMEN,
The Formal Opening of the reconstructed Read House,
which in in truth an assemblage of entail Specialty Shops. each
complete in its. own particular merchandise, gathered under one
roof. an. ideal arrangement for the shopper.
The enlarged store. entirely reconstructed and made
beautiful, is ready for the women of Bridgeport. The
architect and decorators have done their best and the re-
sults are most happy As a good housekeeper who reuo~
Vates her home applies new decorations and installs new
furniture, feels a just pride in her achievements, and uishes
her friends to see and appreciate, so does The D. M. Read
Company feel that pleasure in things accomplished and
therefore the week 01 October fourth to ninth 15 set apart
for a genuine public inception.
The store is especially planned for the pleasure and
profit Of women The things that women want are here.
Clothes, the beautiful furnishings for the rooms of the home,
as well as the lovely articles that women of taste and disc-rimv
inaiion select for their environments and delight to have
about them. There are upwards of thirty-five or forty
different Specialty Shops gathered, the relative lines in
connection with each other and easy of access. One may
always be assured of the latest styles in Coats, Gowns,
Tailored Suits, Waists and other aparel. 1
The Millinery Shop
One of the new sections, with Mr. and 1115.11. E.
Hialligan in charge who will welcome their old friends and
all new ones who are pleased to visit.
The Shoe Shop
and but recently installed:
misses and children.-
Slippers for dress-11p.
Spe-
Boots for.
section
v1 omen,
Another new
cial Shoes for
street and business wear, dainty
and Childrens School Shoes of proper cut. Ex—
1n the Shoe Shop and good fitting
perienced fitters are
make shoes a comfort and satisfaction.
with good leathers
The Tea Room
Although the Tea Room has been open for a couple
of months and given pleasure to its devotees, it will con-
tinuc its admirable service of giving luncheons and after-
noon tea in the prosperous days to come. -
we Reading. and Rest
‘ Room
\
Perfect in all its appointments. Luxurious lounging
chairs, convenient writing and reading tables all properly
e11ui1,ped are for the free use of. Read visitors.
lConcerts are given here on \Veducsdays and Satur-
days in the aftemoon, by the‘ Goulding Harp Ensemble?
but through 5,53,, ,
Opening Week Concerts.
' ’ every day ~
Eve one in Bridgeport is interested in the new Rcatl’
House r511.“ the detailed story of Opening Attractions one
‘ may learn a little about thcrcconstr‘uction work that has
been accomplis - ' .
It will be; a delightful week; a week of plea51ire tor.
“(ill who come.1\l‘al1e plan; to be here every day and so
imiss‘ nothing. _- .- g .
.' ' ' firmnxrpcmmm‘n
COATS, SUITS, FURS,
GOWNS. MILLINERY,
SHOES AND ACCESSORIES
Norwalk Chronicler