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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 17, 1915 · page 16

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FRIDA/Y, DEC. 17, 1915

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Fashionable

Our Slogan:
Apparel

Style,
Quality, "it

Low Prices 11

Women, Misses . g ,1 ._ .
and Children 1' 104 Washington 51.50. Norwallt

JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE FUEESVWIITVG

UNDOUBTEDLY THE GREATEST MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITY EVER PRESENT ED TO THE LADIES OF NO RWALK AND VICINITY

Suits, Coats, Dresses, W aists Skirts and Children’ 3 Apparel

January IS the month of final, clearance sale: of all winter garmZnts—the month when retail mgrchants unload their stock at a sacrifice We have not waited until the firsr month of the year for

 

 

 

 

 

., ,f' " ' -this l:nal clearnce, but have put on sale all our women's wearing apparel at January clearance sal: prices—which means a saving to you 0‘ 0'“ half
This, coming as it does, just before Christmas, gives the worn en of Norwalk an opportunity to buy new garments for the holida y~ just when needed most
The stock in all departments is new and complete and you ‘i‘ hue n. trouble in findingr vour 511' ' Til} ] ‘1 “I .5; ii
' NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS GREAT MONEY SAVING EVENT V I ii

$1.98 to $4.98

BLOUSES

I Most wonderful val-
ues of this season i

SUITS

are a great i‘rature in lhlh Clearanae b'iiir it [his time
you can purchase a 8111 in season 111 prices which are sel-
dom sold in after seal n sales. Our Suit stock comprises
all of this season’s best models and materials. Those trim
med with fur are genuine, cut from solid skins.

Dresses

DRESSES. $3.95

Handsome models in silk poplin, serge and «onihina-
1ion1a of serge 11nd taffeta or serge and silk poplin.

DRESSES, 34,95

COATS 1

COATS $1.95

Comprising th's manori‘a most desirable styles in
Woolen. Mixtures and (‘orduroys Values up to $3.50.

COATS $7.95

 

 

\k‘oolons, Mixtures, Zebilinea and Astrakhnns, iur Made of Susquehanna's High Lustre 1.1111, l'npl‘in,
SUITS $7.95 1 SUITS 39‘95 Uinlmi‘di MI! “had “no ha" “le With guarameed toinbinntions lull novelties. “'e madr preparations and
“.001 Poplins, Mixturrg ! serviceable material of Satin. F‘onneli; up to $15.00.\ DRESSES, $7.95 bought itimt‘stis that will
“W's Wear. Surges and 1 “1'0",“ Poplins 11nd Mannish COATS $9'95 Stunning. mp mOdeis or all silk crepe tie chino}, “Tums" "'9' "'0'" D'Wp'im" DU

(‘hmiots; box €01,th hell. Sergei; and Ilroadrloths; Broadcloth, fancy mixtures. belted, flare or rippled not miss this opportunity,

crepe meteor, charmeuse. and combination.- oi serge1

 
 
 

Values up to 812.98.

SUITS $12.95

guaranteed lining Values 11p
to $14.98.

SUITS $14.95

fancy tweed, long line Russian models with new (‘liui
Chin collars of 1011111 or good l'ur lined with silk and
heavily interline Values 1111 to $37.50.

1 . » ~ . l ' W - ~ ‘ ' ' 'il'il, 'om‘ with fur, for these Blouses uill rush
1d niodila. some are tailor rimmed ith for “I silk lite-1111, trimmei “Ml plush or 'f u b t’ ' 11nd inflows, or other silk rubrics. in this wileutiou 1 . i .1'.
,111 and some braid or fur braid; in many styles: cop lined with peau d1- 1'y1mo or satin. Formerly up toi there (m rilucs 11p to ‘1: 00 ill-1t! (hrlstmns lresents. iii»
1 A i .1. , . . .. ,
trimmed; in all new c010”; led from high priced Suits; $19.50. COATS $14.95 tollection 1111-lud1-~. (olored
lined with guaranteed satin specially made {0" “9 “”1 Genuine Seal Plush coats. duwtyne, whipoord, DRESSES! $9.95 t‘rvpv i3“ i'l‘m“ “10““: “m!"
Embroidered Blouses, Tailored

Exquisite and charming frocks tier-illmfli and
ored in the most exclusive models to still the moat
individial models of the

critical

tail-
13 1111141115. Allover iiinhroidrrnd

Blouses, White t‘n-p: de Chin.

he went materials

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Russian Blouse. t‘adi-i and (rolorings. Values up to $30.00.

iiure models or" high grade

Dimmim‘ "1000“! l“ COATS 317'95 0“, Satin Strired Crepe do
' high quality broadcloth, wool velour, with

 

Blouses, Washable Satin ltlnd: ”H

l’lushus,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

liroadcloths, Whipcords,(lah- Broadcloth, Gabardine and ’ 9 _ high enniufllin; collars of f1". and 511k plushes; 1111”,) . (Kline 9810;??? 2:23:19] ix!"
ardines; in high class tailor Velour Cloth: rirhlr fur if , ,1’ with pussy willow silk or min-r high grade linings 111111 1 W" " 1' ‘d " ° 1h 'f‘mm
rd mannish models, and long trimmed collar, cuffs and 1 ' warmly interlin'd. Values 11p to $35.00. Hunt": .111 T2,? H" '
flare coats; trimmed with hordcr; lined with peuu do ' ‘ \ COATS $92 50 tin "'“l'h' ‘ "WT
, - - i - i - v u 1 . , ' - ' d ' . . .
poodHrur or (1981);"! point, 111,111, and “mm” inttrlin- K33 Fur trimmed Plush Coats. high cost coats of suedr, AI $1.95. $2.95 “'1" $3.95 Specraly RCduCi-‘(i 10
:1“ a” “null: )dco 0:3i new :11. tin-lusiwinodei’i of our 1‘11 w-lmll‘; high lus'rc plush. cashmere velour; corded 'l‘iu- season's host models in the $1 98 $2 25
‘9 3:32: m“ ' a 111.» up 1 )j;“'_0”'°°k' ”In“ 11p ‘0 \ velour: lined th ouizhou'l with fancy silk. These coat» in 11-1-51 and most stylish fabrics. ' ‘ ' ' ' 98 A
0 ...v ' I s""' ' 1 ' 11]“! from our fln st siot‘k. Values up 10 ”9.50. l ‘ 32'98‘ $3‘98' $4°
' EE WW 1 t ' 1.10 Children’s 111.1111.
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Fl{ AWAY A BEAUTIFUL [)resqeg & COfltQ Childrcns Coats in Mixtures, Sucdes, COrduroys and Flushes 1 1
. 1 t 1 t
,. w 1 , 1. .
I $3 Labe {“8 S I 3' C'Cfll'flflCe SEIC Ptices Just t e Garment to present them for th \ Holid y.
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. CHINA

s: WALL eraser .

NORWALK .
PHONE 488 ‘

mailing early Got the clerks and car with the dou ntown post office is ill
riers" out or the trenches by t‘hriat at his home 011 Crescent Terrace. His1

istibfltituto is John T. “In”: i O. B. J aCkson

OPTICIAN ,

1710 )our Christmas shopping and Clarentn Croi'oot carrier connected
'ma

igus.

01W NEWS

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Tomorrou morning at io o'tlmk,

\\'o have 11 line line 0! Nippon. hand painted (-hina in assorted tier
Mrs John Higgins has returned to

 

 

 

‘ anal stores in we 1.1.1,," of to" the property at. [he romer 0! Rows, Iht‘rdhomfhou 113111315210an sine?“ ! cflzcoszclg 3513, , , , , , ......................... 331::

' " ‘ . , . [on avenue and Jacob R0“ Rowgyton" (NI lnfl (-‘ uner or cons ll rs . n n NU ..............................................
WM“ the" am 'mmumem °' known as the Allen muchy . oseiaie.‘ William Boyle, or Andorran N Y 1 EVerything In the Optical Line i catenv 351's ........... .............. $33201:)o::'1‘1:1i$350
1‘1“ be sold at “Duo “cum. I 1 - 1 CAKE sE'rs ..... . ....... ............... $100 to “333508
I _____§_ 1 The Elks card tournament. is schedv ' F 1 _ SALAD or FRUIT aost . , ..................... d ‘2-

1i” 4Tb“ m” ”'1‘“ h°m° John J. Higgins street department “1°" ‘0 be rtM‘mlt‘d- thin New“. in Eyes Examined ree ' CRACKER and cusses purse .................. 75c an

1. 75c and“

SOT-‘17. {fr-J's- -.._1_- 1 1 1 1 a.. $2.00

in; for the Christmas holi-
ram» is attending 'i‘rin-

Main
Much interest in the playing is bolus:l

the Home on South street. lCE RELISH

HOT MUFFIN PLATES . . ..

workman. is ill at, his home on Bur-

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ltt ' - ith {1111 k of lumba u, .

.In Washington. D. o. ' ““"uew “n ' c 3 shoun 1 — 1 SANDWICH flows and CUP ........................ $1.00.
' due to assisting in the repair work on 1 75 ‘_ $3.00
~~-—- 11,, “we... 1,, Monday “131,11, ._.1,,,,,,,_ , .. » 1 » » » » -—~ -- . - - ~~w ___-_L ‘—~~-»-—-~—— —- «I SPOON TRAYS and 11011 11014 Dumas .......... c 0

'«V. D9“ hm abuse Dr lawns G. Granary, of West 11111 1 BREAD and CAKE TRAYS .............. ............... #25

Hair receivers. powder and pin boxes, trays, hat pin holders any
air shakers, sugar bowls, creamer; mustard pots individual salt and
pepper sets, cups and nucm n 1' he» hen dishes ................ 25c

HIiF-NCGWCN. PWdel‘ boxes. tone Jars. liondions,fl trays. whipped
cream bowls, bread and milk sets. sugar bowls. cream pitchers and
sugar shakers ‘60:

1 .I. MALLETTE V4 «

1 M thing we can a.
. strangely unbrotheriy to
W socialists. There's a pow
, it! lot at them» wearing uniforms
' ' an. insults of their pacific prin-

uue. received a (anagram yesterday

from his daughter, Miss Alyne Gros-
ory. in which Miss Gregory said that
Hi at. the meeting of the electrical she had "'5‘th Glasgow in sniety,‘

mmmisntonera otthe down town plant and was 9" the home of “ friends.
. Mrs. Scott. Maxwell.

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON

Dodge Brothers
Touring Cars and Runabouts

ALL KINDS OF AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

S. L. BENEDIC

Matters in conoctlon with the rec-
1-111 storm damage and the crippled
511nm engine will tonight he consider-

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' Superintendent Thomas F. Egan oi" Tomorrow morning. before" Judgo'
the. state police has had printed 11 George H. “*1,an in the downtown
Wopy of the lawn relating to weights court, the continued elites-of Michele
and measures. In his preface Super- Faminodunkdmler. and James H.
intended: Egan calls attention to the

 

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‘ ND HUYUER'S CANDY
IF. y Xmas Packages.

mgl'oilet Articles, Pertumos.

 

 

 

 

 

gfimfln-p" veil Commotion 73 North Main St. ;

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 

Price, watchman, wilihoheard. Both S th No alk ; _”h 1-”

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mmIPTJON DRUGGISTG. fact that the information submitted men are charged with limit of brass
~. 32 Waflflnggon an.“ is intended to apply to all persons to from the iron works company. val-1' AGENT FOR REO AND DODGE BROS. CARS. .1." v CIHSSIIICd Add For Best Results

South Nor-walk. Conn. 11:0 for as it may concern them." 1121), the police say, at $2,000.

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Dividend at rate 0
4 per cent.

Bonds of 'Thrit,1Perseverence‘and independence

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Wilhlnieresl at 4 per cent. — ~

The Best Means Yet llevised to Encourage and Develop Systematic Savings
Class A ' Class B Class C Class D Class E

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2111 'i each month 1 *- S «4.00 S 2.00 S 5.00 $ 10.00 5 25.00 1.:
z - arroeive tor next Clirismias 13122 26.44, 06.10 132.20 330 50 / 1:1

attuned to mattriiy, receive 40.22 80. 44 201.10 402 20 1005.40 1 , g. 3: -
. 1 . Enrollment for Christmas, 1916, must b'e made before the approaching New Year. ‘ . . 1 11 5.;

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