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33,}.- is less than half their
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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in. which have already been;
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w.» viv- «lay of ill? celvbratirmfl
mind that the nutire City;
.tlk to South Norwatlk, will:
of \llvnlilt‘l'fi and hunting:
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‘littlr' of Connecticut. Willi
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work. The members‘
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it n will hr guests of Pat: f
V of this city tomorrow
alignments have be! :1
'he reception and ‘1‘:
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diam" ~‘ipper will bc- scrwviA
”w..- aliv'r which an entertain-Q:
be provided. it is expected:
' 111' ting will be one of the
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N. Wednesday.
ARE YOU 0N3?
:sery thousand of pow-19: ‘ '
overland has 544 38 -' ‘
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-:.ce 346 H
{and 302 "
- 228 “
s .:.:dStates 108 "
a ._thc'-Jgh the wealthiest poop!
Lcat‘th, we appear to b0 m
' .ast thrifty. Do your”
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z English tweeds.
' \ 13%: the Priestley tweeds. -
What strength and what a delightful surface}
How they glint with the undergiow of many Colors.
t\i‘Vhat splendid brownish and greenish
king-skirts and for Autumn suitS.
3;: Fifty-six inches wide——
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inches wide—s4 yard.
3 Third 110019.
More new shoes
greet women.
tap.
Buch varied colors that one in harmony with 'Autumn
e ls practically assured.
Ear example :—
g ' Black Vici with soft kid top and tip stitched in new
on—Ss
Patent coltskln with narr w to: and long slender AI”
rich top of dull matt kl -—-$9
ark tan Vici kid with brown cloth top, full toe and
an hack—$2
‘ Calfskin of handsome dark brown wan top or olive
Buckskin, long graceful vamp. Cuban heck—filo. _, ,. u
tau-W. .. . nun mount: -....,.m.sultlcl.li.t.
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school stockings.
to meet the demands of school service.
. .Yet they: are fine enough to please critical
W" and to give Mother full satls
Bind:
F; Knitted from good staunch cotton, they [:5 hem
and4So.
or
I P gh‘lsp—Flne-rlb mercerlsed llsle, special fashioned
shade: for
fl‘heirs is a comforting and satisfying quality1 they
to say with pride and certainty :—-“You may depend
‘on me to give you good honest service and long wear".
$4.50 yd
Some tasteful and excellent American tweeds too, 54
Marked grace and pleasing lines are their character-
Ind
cotton, even texturd nice weight. children's
r'lry i *5
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"$551" ~
‘1 SUMMER HOURS.
Store Closes Daily at 5; Saturdays at 9; Opens at .8330 AM ', E _ I
for table at
light price.
This is a collection of such silver as one proudly puts
into service.
it is pretty in pattern, graceful in shape, has a base of
stout durable white metal, is coated with pure silver in even
thickness—will wear long and well and be attractive all
through that period of service.
it is light of price—1-4 to 1-3 less um usual.
included are many of the very pieces mcst used and
most liked!
su ga r-bowl
$15
Coffee sets of four pieces. incmde Ct nee-pot with tray
sugar-bowl and cream-pitcher; regular Si 1.75— $7.50
. Handsome vases in unique shapes. some with pierced
border and some in many-sided shapes; regular 36 to
Sl2.SU-— $4.50 to $9
Bowls of tasteful attractive designs, much variety and
beauty—regular $8 to 515— $5.50 to $10.50
Bread-trays, a number of notablv handsome and tine
sorts, pleasing in shape size and pattern; regular 52.50—-
Tea sets of four pieces. include teapot
cream-pitcherland Spoon-holder, regular $20—-
$1.95
Sandwich trays, really fitted for many uses; regular
:4.— ' :3
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Oleese-and-cracker dishes, equally excellent for serv-
ing fancy cakes and such; regular 56— $4.50
Rogers A—l chests, attractive oak chest containing a
halfldozen each of knives forks spoons .-.r.d tablespoons
with a butter-knife and sugar-spoon— $11.75
{Thousands of small table pieces—forks spoons knives
, berry-spoons ladies and other se ving pieces;
Fl, 1. ._ many of them worth three and four .2 4
‘, ,_ times their special price of C
.1 £312.. Main floor. front. :Elflt‘u;
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Howco teas
include favorite.
Md heel r—black arwhito—JSOc- tan and cordovan—69c ‘ A Whatever your favorite tea, Howco teas present it.
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B s' medium-we t stockings of good close rib, And they present it 01' 59601319113110 ano d6 3 .
om special com ed yam, good looking and staunch strength for Its PH“: _
._ , , , Who enjoys fragrance and flavor of Formosa Oolong?
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warmer underwear?
3' I! you think it ls—that underwear is ready. "
:2 Men's union suits 01 median weight. M
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. Women’s cotton vests'a‘nd pants white—fl
42 Onnblnation suits for armour—$1.85 and fl ,
‘ Women’s art-wool vest: and pants—$1.30 Ind -‘ --
. 5; union ts-—$2.50 and $2.75
Children’s white soft cotton 115131114 null-{11
sum—i and “-50 _c..-..-._.-_...
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A' ' ‘clothes-dryer-e-75c:
'Ils ready-
VVho prefers English Breakfast? or Orange Pekoo? or
Japan? or Mixed? They are all ready: carefulty chosen
and of tested excellence.
45c 60:: 706 80¢
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REGAL MlXED TEA—A limited quantity of_ splen-
’ / did mixed tea, our regular 45c sort; enough to
last the remainder of this week probably— er lb
. , , 35¢, 3 , 0 $1.
Front. basement. A I
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’ Girls’ all-season
pique skirts.
‘ ,flfifio plquoa—of service to girls at all seasonlu "‘
rrhrough Summer and early atrium, delightful for
genenlwear.
pfequalvahiomddmllarservicolnSpflng.
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ClAlJ—Aftemoon tea; a fine-flavored mixed tea——
delicate and palate-pleasing—l-4 lb canister 25c
mumwmchmxo. , forlndoorsnalin
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Autumn coats
are cheering
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isn‘t September tickle!
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Monday, we could find no clothes Cool enough.
Tuesday we turned eagerly to sweaters and warm
dresses and even to coats. ” ‘
An.
Truly, the new Autumn coats are cheering. ' ‘
Not heavy, but warm and delighting.
Fine soft woolens in rich browns and blues and bur-
gundy shades. . a...“ .,
Most of them belted and very effective. ”333 V7"
Most of them, too, with large collars that promise
warm comfort in coming cold season.
Cut with skirts which flare smartly.
Some have very clever and eflecuve tucks and fancy
stitching; often-times in back as well as li’Olll.
{There are beautiful silvertones and such other soft
fabrics at $35 to $45—ar1d a number of smart
and pleasing styles 3‘ $29 50
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Second tic-or.
New “undies’i
are pretty.
Here are narrow rufi'led petticoats of silk as chaining
as can be. Their rufiles are fancy, they will fit smoothly
’neath the close skirts of the season,-—and they are of rich
plain or changeable colors. $5.50.
,Tailored and trimmed petticoats of crepe de chine and
of fine satin are either flesh tinted or dull white. Lovely!
$7.50 to $10.
Bloomers of pink satin or crepe de chine, smartly tail-
ored or with trimming of tasteful lace—$3.50 to $7.50
Batiste or crepe bloomers are also either white or flesh
tint—65c to $1.65; with pink ones of special sizes at $1.50
Beautiful envelope chemises of crepe dc chine are
either tailored or prettily trimmed with lace. Of flesh tint
—-and some ’Embroldcred in pleasing color—$3.50
, Sllpover gowns of nice soft muslin have a narrow edg-
ing of embroidery—$1 and $1.25
Pretty gowns with a touch of color are those of crepe
in white or flesh with little dots and pretty stripes in com
tasting hue—$1.75 and $2
Combinations: drawers with corset-cover. Nicely fl.
narrow, M or with attractivg lacs—
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