Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 19, 1917 · page 8

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Clearaway ol

SKIRTS

Styles for dress
and business wear
included. Made
from popular ma-
ter alsin latest mod-
els. You sh lllid buy
rwo at these prices.

 

 

 

$1.95, $2.95 up

 

Clearaway ol
Dresses

 

 

 

Sweeping reduc- , ,
' . insure the quick and complete
nons are in force
and you shouldrer- CLEARAWAY or

tainly avail yourself
, of this splendid op-
, portuiity to buy a
new dress at cost
and less.

$2.95, $7.95,
$9 95

and cost pr'ce "n as to assure a

which they are made.

$59 $94-95,

Clearawa y of ‘
F lannelette Sacques

Not when you Can buy
U'ndermuslins like these at
such little prices should you
c e ‘ think of boring the ma-
terials and making them.
Some are a little "mussfll"
but most of them are new,
fresh goods.

50¢“

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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"It being a strict policy of this store not to
carry goods over from one season to another,
we have si nply lost all sight of the former

posal of every suit and coat in stock. All
are this searon's newest style garments and
these garm'nts and these prices do not rep-
resent whol‘sale cost of the materials from

..10 Atlan’iic Street

ALL NORVVALK CARS STOP IN FRONT OF STORE.

clearance we desire.

’ SUITS

complete dis-

$15

Clearaway of = -

House Dresses

The busy rush of Fall sell-
ing has left us with several
dozen House Erostses that
must move out at once. And
don't you think these prices
will do it?

 

95¢

our eil'ort,t'1esc prices will

JANUARY; CLEARAWAY

This, Our Supreme Apparel Bragain Event Begins january 20th. Offering the
Newest and Mast D'stinctive Styles of the Season in Women‘s and Misses‘ Ap-
parel—The Most Dependable Qualities to be Found in This Vicinity at the
Season’s Lowest Prices.

This is NOT A sale of odds and ends of cheap garments—NO! It is a sale of a VERY
LARGE STOCK of the choicest Coats, Suits, Waists, Dresses, Et:.. in this vicinity—AGar-
ments that‘you need right now and will need for months to come—Garments in styles that
are the season’s newest anl qualities that are absolutely dependable. And it is a REAL sale
too, for WONDERFUL RVIDUCTIONS have been made from our former moderate prices.
This is the Annual Clearance of our Winter Garments—we must make room for new
goods that have already come pouring in upon us. clamoring for room. Because we must
clean house quickly, for-ruer prices have been reduced to LOW FIGURES that surely will

We’ve been forced to take at actual loss to offer you these values

Clearaway cl Waisls

Clearawa'; here mean". a complete clean- ,

up of every hing. That we are determined in

suffice. Silk,

Crepe and Lingerie Waists included.

75c,

$1.50. $2.25-

Clt-uraway of
Nemo Corsets

In some instances sizes are
broken, but what care you if
your size is here. The whole-
saler would frown if he saw

these prices.
A $3.50 Ne'no for ... $3.00

A $4 so Nemo {or $3.50

 

Etc.

All Sales fir: Final. No EXchanges. No Money Relurnel and No Alterations

M. MOLTASCH arson ~

Stamford, Ct.

 

 

 
 

Clearaway oi

$5, $7.50, 59.95,

 

out by reducing

COATS

Prices reduced at
he time when coats
are most needed
make this a timely
opportunity. Some
examples:

$12.95, $15.95

 

Clearawayoi

runs ‘

Notwithstanding
the fact that lust
have advanced in?
price, it is impera-l
tive that we employ
on these the same
method of—weeding

 

prices. Rich furs
of dependable qual-

 

 

ity, matched sets 2
a dseparate pieces 'I
included. i

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Your Savings increase

When wages and incomes are higher, their savings are pro-
_ portionately increased. '

 

‘ The South Nerwalk Savings Bank encourages greater
zest by compounding your interest. :
Alden Solmans. Pres. George L. Windward, Treas. _ ’

 

 

 

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Skates

For any Member
of the Family

 

Therewls Good suit-

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Traditions and Anecdotes.

outing program was given:

 

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..NORWALK ctr/terse ‘MEETING. -

Interesting Papers Given on Family

There was a large attendance at.
._ the meeting of the Norwalk Chapter
D. A. R., held yesterday afternoon
in the Community Club rooms. 55
.stt avenue. After the regular busl‘
nus session the Itollowlng most inter-

r‘amlly Traditions and Anecdotes.
by Miss Helen Curtis. mu Minerva;
. Nat-h. Mn. E. G. Huntington and In.
it‘hariflt A. Quintin. who also nod
la rut-mortal tribute. all the life work
int aim Marx-rut neural“ I m
m untitled: “Ae Revolutionary "an“
tuition by It” ml! Drown. M
» who “a a charter mitt. and red

ingonwemll’m;

 

0|. Ifc‘l. NO!'E5.

Bert Bunce, of South Norwalk \vu
til "

'l mu»

" (in.
Timothy Ilennoasy of Cedar street

was discharged yesterday.

Bernard McEvltt died at the hos-

I‘llniold Winters lot Broad River was

mlvmtted last night.

Michael aunders of Westport was

discharged today.

awarded

AWARD $91 DAM A058 '

‘m RIDGEFIELD MAN.
Damages amounting to 891.70 were
to Robert L. Basset: o!

Rumours” by Judge Howard B. Scot'

of the
in his unit emu Conrad «Booklet- 0'
field.

muo- ptou court yesterday
Bacon and hr um:
his»

 

. I a‘) K V
MAN Y A DOLLAR
Can be saved if you buy, your Groceries here. Always some-

thing spe:ial. Free Delivery to All Parts of the City and
Suburbs.

New Pack Peas, Corn or Tomatoes, per can ........ 12¢
Ideal Brand Jam, large glass jar . .. , 10¢
Ritter’s Pure Jelly, glass tumblers, each ............ 10¢
Blue Rose Rice, whole grain ........ lb. 7¢‘ 3 lbs, 20¢
Challenge Blend Coffee, 30: grade cut to, lb. ....... 26¢
Macaroniw nr Spaghetti ................ 3 pigs. for 25¢-

Crown Aster Brand Flour.... ling $1_35, lilil. $1060
Curtice Bros. Blue Label Ketchup,

...... Small, 14“}, large, 23¢

Ozone, Ivory or Babbitt’s Soap ......... , 2 cakes f r 95
Fancy Sweet Potatoes ................ 2 quarts for 25¢
Swift’s Silver Leaf Lard, pfr pound ................ 20.15
New York White Tokay 0: White Port Wine, gal. $150
Duffy's Pu 0 Malt Whiskey, $1.00 size .............. 85¢

 

A. F. heckmann St Co. *

GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS

83 and 85 Washington St. Telephone 1405.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Saturday Specrals
East Norwalk Cash Grocery
Telephone 743-3, Free Delivery
Delicious Creamery Butter, 3 lb. ........ ' .......... 39¢
Pure Lard, a lb. .................................. 19¢
Best Family Flour, a bag ....................... 851,25
Granulated Sugar ..................... 14 lbs. $1.00
Taco Pancake Flour ..................... 3 pkgs. 25¢
Fancy Prunes .............................. 2 lbs. 25¢
H. O. Oats, a pkg. ................................ 13¢
Fresh Roasted Coffee, a lb. ...................... 21¢
PureCocoa in quart jars CJt to 23¢
Family Size Oatmeal, 25c pkg. cut to ................ 19¢
Quaker Oats ............................. 3 pkqs. 25¢
All National Biscuit Co.’s 10: pkg. Crackers cut. to 8¢
Swrft’s Premium Oleomargarine, 3 pkg. . . .. . . 26¢
Karo Svruo. a can cut to ........................... Ré
Live Oak Buckwheat ..... 3 ll). pkg. cut to 19¢
Graham Flour .............. 5 lb. lh’lg‘ cut to 23¢}
Parlor Matches ............. ..... 3 five cent lmxes 10¢
White Rose Pancake, a pkg. 9n?
FanCy Head Rice ............................ < 1 it)... 25¢

24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk. I

 

TheNew Store

Star Produce Company

jOSEPH J. omorro

19 Railroad Ave

“JUST AROUND THE CORNER“

M

Smash So the Prices!

AS THE FOLLOWING SHOW

13 “ 24c
12“. 49c

FANCY SWEETS ................... 2 quarts for 15¢

SWEET NAVEL ORANGES p
Usual Pricevgoc doz. £46 '
FANCY TANGERINES ' L ‘
Usual Price 30c dots.

EXTRA LARGE NAVEL
ORANGES
Usual Price 50c doz.

EXTRA FANCYHEAD LETTUCE 5.5, 7.3, 9¢, 11¢
.
ALL KINDS on CHOICE, FRUITS, DATES, pros,

 

 

NEW NUTS. ETC. ,9
“ LARGE ASSORTMENT 0P SUKMER VEGETA-

’ BLES AT CUT PRICE
JUST AROUND THE com 7 I.

Joseph J. .Ghiotto,

"' _: gamer, JAN. 19, 3911 “'r

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