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That Emphasize Quality 3
. Fresh, new gem—thallium just come ill—«clean, perfect goods, it
. made of the bestmsterialsfor wear andlmorl, and filled with '
the best grade of cotton, and nothing elite. .
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PROMPTLY THE GATES OF FASHION OPENED AND THE GRAND
- ILIARCH 0F AUTUMN STYLES STARTED THROUGH THE OPEN
PORTALS TO PASS BY THE SCRUTINIZING AND INTERESTED
GAZE OF WOMAN FOLK.
Here in this store the show is viewed daily by hundreds of women and misses.
Every new style whim of. Mistress Fashion is cleverly represented in the
youthful strairht lines silhouettes. the smart touches of for or pile fabric trim
--- mines. the various styles of collars and cuffs and the new sizes and shapes of
pockets. All intereslilullv to the woman who seeks new styles suited to her
own individuality. .. - .
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The costs are long. voluminous and swagger. The suits neat and trim with
their lone coats. Afternoon and evening dresses. each asmart style 111 its own
horticular class. Separate skirts too appear in both business and more dressy
: , TEE DRESSES - models and' m both silk and woolen fabrics. . m SUITS.
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Made well-wand made right A 1111111 famous for unitary g
conditions and care in the selection oil materials turned them Q
out, and we gladly recommend them to our customers. ......
3 These are facts worth rememberilng~and emphasize the 3591
" unusual quality to be obtained in Comlorts here at reasonable
‘H‘ ‘- price. :.
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Silkoline covered Comfortablea, in quaint, old- fashioned patch
work effects, also floral designs ...... . ................ $2.50
Willie Oomt‘ortahles, large size, mean. and light sheets
with or without borders—-at ......... . ................ $3. 00
Large size Comfortablea with 11111101111111 centers and plain fast'
‘ colored sateen borders; floral and Oriental patterns; filled with Both for “m and th , h . lit
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J ; 1 ‘ Come and see them now while the season is yet mono and assortments are at All reveal the longer
1" jacket, yet have that
pure white cottoum—at .............. ., .......... . ...... $3.50 “W‘ wear are 1111. ~ ' I 5 "W ' " ‘
. usually attractive. The ' youthful appearance giv-
‘ Sateen covered and bordered Comforthbles, in pretty Persian " :rme “mgnfieézzlmfdmwflm en to them by their soft,
‘ 3_._ desiguswat ....... . . ....... l . $4.00 aatiuoorrsillr. - 3 long lines dropping from
the shoulders.
The fabrics are of excep-
tionalonalltiss While: the
, colors are in the popular .. -'
subdued tones. 1
$1151 111 $15
The nil-easier models of
3 silk and those for evening'-
wwcu an exceptionally
filth-active 1n theirgbrigllt
colors 11.1111..th quality
,1 in floral decigna~speclal at ........... 1 ................ $9.50 ‘ 8‘ ‘ 33 3 3 :5. 3 . 3
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-pluin~—-—-at...x....... ....... ....' ..... 1 ..... . .......... 9.60
’ .j Handsome Down Oomfortables, covered with twilled oretonno. D.
“WElTS” LOSE ADVANTAGE.
“Drys” Say They Repealed a Law That : . . . , . some Pu mpkins
They Greatly Desired. [ 803! SCWIS. WE’RE RIGHT on DECK ‘ h t 1} ' 0 «ts
. (Stamford Advocate) 1 _' y WITH NEW FALL 31‘ O 0153 3 . . _ . 3 to t e news y es 1n .vercw.
. Connecticut “dl‘ys” have discovered. m ”D scouts of Now 111111 b ' ” ' ,. e .ats V WlllCh hfive 3““ arrlved for
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31111 15111111111111?“ ”3:33;“ flinging: ' olden-111 lo report 111 the scout golden ‘ And 2mm“ much talking » ‘ ‘ 3 3 £011! selectlon. “a! h
113 “B 9 01‘? .111111011-1111" morning at 8 o‘,clock 101 ~ about .t we want you to lcnow , V , ”en'man’ no ma ow par-
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93:21:; 11:11:11 1:33:11 (film: :1; 1:33:22; 101;. Cm‘lpose 111 picking 111a lost and . that from the standpoint of In the shown; includes the representative styles of the season. Made of such fabrics as ”WW3 W1“ 11nd “1 0“! @550”
to pemmns asking m a We on the "3 11111211111 from 1111s manner in 1111111111 " style, lit and quality, our ex- 1 l h b 111 t . th 1 1111' A l .1 ; manta thaver'y style, pattern
attcl so that millions were re «the bola walked for the past two 1 91m“ 1511943“ mu": Clothing ve ours, P “a 68' g3 M neg e 0., m e e um u 00 ors. 3 and fit that he has been look-
censs m l lsatuldays 1hey will clean it up in ing for~and~prlced at “may
looted and contests could not be held good qh‘dpe in a very short time The will‘ploase the most particular
. 1.“. 11191111911, \lew Halon. Norwalk 11ndl boys 1111c taking a good deal of 111- ‘ dress". Mme right price #00. ‘ . at his liking.
' Willlmanllc (Windham) they have ”3’93: :E‘ t1;(:‘gfiafgfimlifigiéowfim1 1 .
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. lost an advantage gained by another noel future 3 $15 to $8p $15 to $30
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law passed only a few days prior to [1111' . '- ‘ ...1 . . -m. ..
111w about addresses, which the latter- .
cancels. '
Chapter 26?. of the Public Acts of
1917 provided that licenses should ex-
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BEAUTIFUL , , ' ' . ' . ‘ useless
. , _ - _ . LATEST WORD 1H
’ pire on the first Monday in December 1 ‘ SWEATERS BLOUSES
3 instead of Novembergns the present FOR FALL
' ‘ law requires. When a hearing was For men’ women and all th
1 children. Colors They are m e‘
nearest suit shades;
also in white and
flesh color,- made up
in taffeta, georgett'e,
crepe, etc. See these,
few.
$1.25 to $7.00.
‘ held upon this before 1ho Excise Com-
mittee. H. ll. Spoonel'kand other “dry“
leaders made no objection to its pas-1‘
sage, but stated that they were willing
to give the honor-dealers a month long i
or to wind up tlleil business when the;
range from gay~ to» ;
sombre... See your-
self before the mir-
ror in a few of
these.
$1.00=‘to $10.00
town. went “dry." This was approved
and become a law May 10,1917.
But on May. 16 the law regarding ad-
" dresses on petitions (Chapter 322) was
”Pm-“9d- and it. $110me. the phrase-I Some. parents are dem‘iving their . , _ , _ , 3. _ - , , . _ ,
clogs ol the old law, provided that the, boys unpleasant times by not permit- seized bv the government. Its early thi‘g week__ The situation op- fusion of speculative sentiment «as LIBERTY BONDs WILL BE‘ ’ a liberal share of the certiflo 011 ‘fl' ‘
license vote shall become operatlvo as {mg ”181“" be 9’93““ ”‘1 “k" 9"" editor is. Leon Dalldet, whose ‘peared to be becoming normal indicated by the irregular price cheng- [ ' .- sow DURING seen-:31 There will be several 11111111311111! 113
_ .3 . 1n the h rvestlng. The boys are miss- .
. previously, the first Monday in Novem- mg ca... 11111 activities. and scoutmgicllarges against Louis J Melvyn vllcu 1t flared up again 95 at the Opening 0‘ WW3 smek’ NEW YORK. Oct. 5.—- —-“Baseball the L0“ ”ml-“me“ “we” “’2 “I
. market. A a...» loaders registeled Fans‘ Liberty Loan Day” is schedul- first some to 130931.19 uubmrigflons
”her. I,Since file latterls the later stat‘ v.- ork wl loll they cannot get Mywhere former Minister of the Entellte‘, As a protest against the sending
. ole. 11 renders the one approved on age. and these boys are under. a dis arousedo sensation-3111:1111 Chamber of a punitive expedition, the Counv substantial gains over yesterday 5 ed for Oct 9. the day of the opening? and answer questions 01 Pram
, flay. 10 void. . 1a Vilma 9' of Deputies yesterday. . oil of W‘orkmell s and Soldiers’ heavy close, while others W913 dis woxld series galne between the Giants investors
The "days" are chuckling now, for 1.133;;Engflggshmeai’liliehgmifi , WASHINGTON Oct S‘QFil 1 Delegates 1131 Tashkent, the capital, posed to seek lower levels. United and the Chicago Whlte Sox in this '3 .1013;
they say that their opponents overdld (cutest, 3.1.1.3150 at the Daubury Fair (lecision of the UhiteduSltotes :2- has proclaimed a. general strike 35111.1: Steel reacted alter a. film stall city. In mder that the first cham-3WRESTl-E‘5 cADDOcK _. = W '1
W gm its recent minimum 01 106 3-4. but plonship contest here may not over-.3 , _ ~ PAssas. DRAM WIND
3' the matter, and that the technlca H a1 11 1 t 11 r
» about addresses 0111 d l lpolnt begun? friat‘tellfs. reon‘n 10 on making g‘nrding the hdoption 0f 11 perma- TOBA 1 d B 111- l I
y e 11de until the » mt ombalgo on Elli Its 120 Y IN WAT“: ETREET. immediately rsllled a- no 111: an e . shadow the $3 009’ 000 000, loan drive.
next election the matter of taking a , I ' iehem Steel gained as muchl, 9m?“ Ham-y N Hempstead; owner of the
may) 111.111.. {our cities agent“ by 1111 BRITIISH TIERCE GER‘i Sweden, N'mway “”11 1361mm!» it WALL srrREm‘, Noon. 411311119“ ouuiluuenls. Oils. Tome“ and 9‘“ Giants, 11 making speclal exams to
was said today, do ends entire] ~
provisions. while there are hundreds' - an‘N LINES IN YPRES on awaited assuranldes from. all; 017 U S Steel; which fluctuated. lam-1113 specialties» wane 1193”“ 0‘3") gain the active support or every lover
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, ,3 tween 10 3 ~11 1 a8 (1111 of ' ‘ .
0118111100113 in towns which mt 'dry' ll . ADVANCE—JVIN DOM- Scandinavian governmmt 1 111.111.111.111? 329”“ 0:731 ' I” .. featured Utllltlos at a “”113“? of the national game. He has promis+ .
this year and may go “dry" next yearn: 1N4 TING 319GB? 110 leakagevof American “poms . y “I x , f . , ' ‘1‘ 3 “ ‘ ‘ “ ed the second Liberty Loan commit~ leeal draft exemption ,
which cannot now enjoy the extra’ A ' ' ‘ to German ‘ 111 be permitted; 2 .“d W?“ ‘ . ' A 3 5...... DDD tee that the Polo Grounds will so not ask exemlltlon. Calla oi: allied to:
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out 1:! grace which the dry: con 1 (Continued From. £1186 One) . All important step tawa. : . .3 . 119?. 1.111111 the Tahoe . covered with banners to brim, homopass the medical. examin‘ .,
needed to them, for the old law, re-
‘» enacted by Chapter 322 must how
stand at least until the 19111 General
“ Assembly shall convene to change it. ‘
fericll, is quoted in an Exchange
'l‘elegra 111 dispatch from; Gopene
lla‘gen to the eftéct that Chancellor
Michaelis will 1'. ply on Sift’lll'duy 1"
to tile isocialist interpéll tionfr
gaming assistance said to
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total curtailment of ex or .. 3 in windle .3 adlly in the alto” forcefully 3.1... message or the loan to‘amlne‘d by the bound 11.111th
the neutral? countries 10%ermany [Pam] my and: ”"9?“ 1111111 prjc'noiiin mom eats become male tho 40,000 fans. whooare enacted to , r 3 W
is the. announcement that h" ,. ‘, ' “ 3 - 1c ‘ .‘ 3 ; 33 . _ am their why into the big lnclosnrelr ‘
government will refines coal ' ‘ ‘ , ‘ ' ‘ ‘ h I ' -
111 .vcarryilig‘ supplies to
on America to Sound 3“v
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