Plush Coats
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At Special Prices
‘ so Fine New” Flush Coats this season's very latest
' 3 models. trimmed with Chase’s Beaver. Special for Saturday
$13.95. $10.95. $21.95. $25.95.
$29.95. $35.00
of the season.
$16 and $17 Suits -
=7 2250 Suits - - -
25.00 Suits - . -
30.00 Suits - - -
35.00 Suits - - -
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-. i The Greatest of All Suit Sales
limit-er. finely Tailored Siuhthenem Fell-ad Winter median-n melano-
lng colors are ofi'ercdin this great sale at Prices that would be remarkable at the end
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$12.95
15.00
13.95
- 19.95
25.00
. _ Shapes - - 50c
: . $1.50 and $2.00 $1.49
i Special Shapes $1.49
Trimmed Hats - $1.95
Millinery at Special Pnoes for Saturday
All Trimmed Hats Reduced
l durable torchon,
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very easy, and bow handsome they are. And not
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h‘.‘hnpufid crown of Hui oily'
pH and narrow brim of rose velour. Little worsted
l apples of natural color nestle in the plush.
” A Minn mushroom sailor has the brim oi ‘
black velvet and a high crown of Paisley material, l,
3/er distinctive. . ‘ 1
Annemhflofthecowboy or southern variety, ,
has narrow binding and band of ecru ribbon with ll
green Picot edge. Underneath the brim is a narrcrq f
edge of brown fur. '
j " A ooquettisl: motor hot 15 of old gold anvorl wit! ,
trimming of gold ribbon looped over buttons.‘ A
expensive.
Curtains of quuisette
and Art Scrirn
if the Curtains “are right the room is partly
furnished. Fashions come and go in apparel, but a
good curtain of coarse meshed Art Scrim, or Marquisette
with durable threads, never goes out of style.
_ These new ones, in fine quality, are in deep ecru
and white, some plain and edged with simple lace,
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i others of block design drawnwork. s . lovely web of a brown silk veil goes with this.
' Muqililetteo with wide insertion of filet lace in E5 Prices moderate. 5...... “m-
I block designs, also with square medallions, very ef-
fectlve.
Tan Walking Boots
r“ a special this week In Tan Russia Lace Boots sis
‘ Inches high, with English faxing and Cuban heels. 4' 1
satisfactory boot for winter street wear, . .4,
PhinSaI'nu with heavy insertion and edge of
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“.50. Mend $6.00.
An inspection is invited.
Window, Fairfleld Ave. and Middle St. $5 95 vay will 1’
Third {1003. . Second “lore
,‘ . a, Leather Goods for Travelers
A“ W h ' ‘ ' ’ fi‘fi? Mania-e Rolk of dark leather or suede, containp
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A "“3““ m NOW '5 the “m5 to ”hf ‘ l in ll the little necessties for the ha d f. e '
our Chri's‘fmils Baskets. Fortunately we have been i use: articles I ”3):” :30: .
.' . hit» “4 £0011 supply, but the future is uncer- ." ' , . .
taln in the basket market. . "‘3 '~, Coll-r Pouches in leather, 31.0010 $3.00. _
Sweet Gn- Baobab, open or covered, in a great
variety of shapes and sizes. '
Envelqle Bullets, lined or unlined.
Fancy Japanese Baskets, round and very strongly
woven. The covers painted in vivid reds, blue and
Carolin-dim Cue, handkerchiefs, collar and ties. V.
Menllke these. ' $3.00“ 50.00.
Military Brushes in case, ivory or ebony,
$2.00 to $5.00. .
ChnueSplint “on plain or trimmed. 1
Art Section. third floor.
Handkerchief Centers
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Steam Dying 5 Cleaning Co.
'annnrly known In rumor and Lou Curtains Cleaned.
Silk Durant. Eleven, Illnkotrt Mun Dyeing A hie-Moo Co
:3 ; H. LYNGE, Prop. —-BRl.DGEPORT-
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B. .JflJCkSOD NORWALK
UPTICIAN Phone 433 .
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l.()llS\lll. LE, Ky.. NOV.
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CAR SHORTAGE PROBLEMS.
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lion of dlflioultlen declared due to a;
shortage of trelnhl men on runny of
”he railroads o! the country is sought
[as the result or a hearing here today
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A Kitchen Neocssr E.” . . .
4 Every housekeeper in B rid “a” re a 1 . Squares 7 to .11 inches, two qualities,
lss trouble at times with kitchen refuse. The Amlco L, , . . ,
people, who have proved that they are specialists in A finer quality hemstltched by hand.
kitchen wares, have produced a Refuse Can which is r Squares to and .11 inches, 50 4‘
Everything in the Optical Line "i
Christmas Furnilaare-
and “there is not a member of any family, large or instill.
Bur Two iBig floors Me Cromded
With reliable furniture of every grade for every purpose,
'mwueurgedbodropinumyhme and look
*gMauIa-urflyw at questions. and get general in-
Wdamfifinmmmlyproudtoohow , _
RAYMOND R SQN
Qngh fits.
Nosz the time .to make plans for Practical Presents. ,
flint would not appreciate semin articles in our immense
Funeral Direstors Narilnllr‘.‘ A ‘
the most practical of all such inventions. it lsof gal. .3 dekmhlef Section. mm mm ‘
Shoot dung any .3?“ stagnan-
lime or count [3”
it penemtes.
That’s a deoiebe mum
lion. of velocitxmnd 1“;th
_. 9’ l1! ”31pm m“ 1th,in as C“. 1:31;: Wuh Goods Section, min t
. tiled tomorrow
. en in the repailng of zoom. Questions :
- outlinlng'tho tutor-motion sought by
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"Derotonneernmdoymcig..
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vanized metal, and so shaped as to give complete ex. j
pulslon of its contents in a single operation. No :1
banging or slamming, as with pan or pail. Ask to I ' ,
see it and notice the unusual and practical method or fijfi‘till. Ben Cloth _.
carrying and emptying the can. file lid is securely I ‘ to: fine jquallty .wash‘
hinged and the can is all: and odorprooi. , 3;; flannel of durable cotton
$1.75 «Julius-lama... E “My. ”items. 28.
We Outing maul. "
suitable for winter sle ;
lng garments, sacq .
and robes, 27 inches, _
10 oh. “
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“Sailltb, cUnite.
Remington, all at
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- repaired. Rentals, I
l ‘ll’TlG‘UE DEW‘A‘T’S SMITH.
-" NEW YORK, Nov. 3.~-‘Mike .Mcl‘lg-
iue outpointed Irish Jack Smith in ten
. Irounds at the Clormont A. c. in” . _ , .
, inlght From the owning bell the paeex ' ‘ ' "2' ' ' 'per mill. quinine.
l .‘iel‘. by the two boxers “as a spirited acid It 16 par *mnfi
one. In the last two rounds Mc'rlgue' a“. amour:
showed out in front and scored often- ' ll W M m hurt: News.
er than his opponent. in the. semi‘
‘ duel Marty Wilslm knocked out Gun
Ibont Lynch in the that round nil: in a
'well directed only}: on the Jaw ‘
. , Lmnis Iron man. CHAIR. ‘
. peeridodmer by C} -C. flechord. idem. linve the situation
thud the Interstate Gunmetal Corn-
Itrunnion. 'l‘lle healing wm ue confine _.;_
Commissioner Mccnord is seeking
information on every phone 111' the .4 .. ._ ._.,,I . ‘2
handling it! rolling stock by the. mill 9 -.,.‘ I“ . " " t
loans. including me. .eppumuull mum . - 1 , ._ . g ' _'
Tithe hearing weremttnednnoo to
railroads in ull sections to! slim would».
Monotone of Quinton in tomenu— " ---
urns ihntimtsht be. neutral in [M‘Wnt :4
in: n reconcile or r "
cmcaoo .Nov 3.430113!“ Judge ‘-
handle is declared dry-n maximum-
; new toduytobethe choleeotoovor» '
umuorlouue busehnilmntoetnr “IO
claim or ill. Notional .Gonlnllnion,’ '
; it: etc,” that nation should ligament '
.n Anson . err-mom. 31' Atti- ‘
mummemmm adhesives.“
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Norwalk Chronicler