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f the most
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‘lze market.
' GORDON" H 300
In \Vhit 9 Only
Sizes 0 9 1-2 10
r 15.1 at $2.00 per pair.No tax.
Regularly $2.50 with
..i'.'anoes that may make
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AS HINGTON STREET,
OUTH NORWALK.
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Finest of
rain-shine coats!
Richest and finest of topcoats for men who would like
rfiewsi i Ho combine two coats in one.
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Have all the beauty and good appearance of a meiton
lightweight coat of Splendid quality.
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-.....-.~..11 11w «W113 'Are tailored with keen attention to detail.
, 1;:1s.2‘\&"'it9‘ 1 Have style which combines good appearance with
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vice—are long enough to Cox er a man well, yet hang
with grace.
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Look equally well, whether a man walks or drives.
6p a man’s knees covered, for example," when he’s driv-
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1iml1"1l arance.
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31.11;; prayer.
Lined, both sleeves and yoke, with Skinner
satin; thoroughly fine coats-
$40
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3 . 2.43:3: .1531. . 5.2;“, Fresh excellent new suits for boys—and yet we can 5
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u U Iii faCi, they don’t send in 311111; dome; «reorder;
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'11 the Armory. game by
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'1r1h in Vv'ilion. has re-
;1211 is to reside
. They’re dandy suits sz—goo'd 'dark‘ mixtures, Coats of
istriine Norfolk style, trousers lined. Real boys‘ suits of
me sort.
h or course, we. bought them in size: for boy: of 6 to 17.
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\'11:1:1 ;1\'1~nuo. Bi'itlzept-i'. Who CAN be “fled “13".; ‘um o! ranamable
: \111'“ '1lk W1 ll in pl1 1591i Bags .750 '10
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'11; Honda? evening in the Rich bags to
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comp ete cos umé.
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'- 'u2 Norwalk put into
Monday nizht.
lwlvi tin-r0
Letitia glint of beautifuibeads ortfia deep flames: bf
handsome velvet lend its beautoouo touch ”Wisp-
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"re the Nag-walk i":~ 3. at beautiful ms If: [5' 532 m we
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South "4
OWLAND’S
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Entrances on Main St.. F airfield Ave.. Cannon St.
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SUMMER HOURS.
Table Silver;
shining savings!
Silver pieces that bring their bright service to the table
day in and day out.
Silver pieces that add beauty to utility; that harmonize
with one’s tine china and glass.
Both sorts included in this special opportunity.
Both sorts in good big quantity at good hi 1; 52': int.
Tea sets of four pieces, include teapot
cream-pitcher and spoon-holder, regular $207—
sugar- bowl
$15
Cofl‘ee sets of four pieces, include cofi‘ee-pot with tray:
sugar-bowl and cream-pitcher; regular $11.75— $7.50
Handsome vases in unique shapes, some with pierced
border and Some in many-sided shapes; regular $6 to
$12.5()-— $4.50 to $9
Bowls of tasteful attractive'designs. much variety and
beauty—regular $8 to 815— $5.50 to $10.50
Bread-trays, a number of notably handsome and line
sorts, pleasing in shape size and pattern; regular $2.50—
Sandwich tra} s, really titted for many
34— '
uses; regular
$3
Cheese-and-cracker dishes. equally excellent {or serv-
ing fancy cakes and such; regular 56— $4.50
half-dozen each of knives forks spoons and tablespoons
with a butter-knife and sugar-spoon— $11.75
berry-spoons ladies and other
many of them worth three and four
times their special price of
24c
v Left Aisle, from.
LaGrecque corsets
make gowns fit.
M’hen a woman chooses proper LaGrecque corset.
well-fitting and good-appearing gowns and ccstumes are
assured.
LeGrecque corsets do not destroy the naturally grace-
ful lines of one's figure. instead, they maintain and pre-
serve those lines. .th they mold the figure upon correct
and hygienic lines too. Comfort is insured, healthful
breathing. ease-giving carriage, that grateful suppcrt which
is required by most women.
IleGrecque corsets give good service—they are built
of good durable materials. .Their fabric is staunch, their
boning firm though supple.
How their models vary: one for each type of figure.
For example—11
For short figures: low bust with medium hip, 'white or
flesii coutli—SS
Medium or long hip model with elastic top—$3. 50
, Medium bust and hip, especially adapted for short
fig-urea, made of heavy white eoutiL—M
Cong-skirted model with medium bust and elastic in-
m ton-£4 .
,. High-bust style with long skirt, six supporters, —-$4. 50
Mimi Bust svltn item 5001!!! Ind Britt-long
M ow» 21:111-de-
Reinforced-hip model. hempm. coutli. medium
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imaking vi ,1 new atmosphere
vmonths:—-assembl_\' at special curtains :11 small price.
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31 .95‘
Rogers A-l chests, attractive oak chest containing :1
.Thousands of small table pieces—forks spoons knives"
serving pieces;‘
Store Closers Daily at 5; Saturdays at 9; Opens at 8230 Al“. 1
out. three )ards long.—
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Crisp new curtains,
Scotch lace--$l.50 & $2.
All ready to l‘ring their s
ift’tl‘lfit.‘
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to the '
Autumn and Winter
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Scotch lace. good tit'm
patterns.
fireti‘zt. attraclhe and \aricd
Finished with 1.1\'crl1 ck cv-rdcd edge which doesn‘t pull
$1.511 and $2.
RlCH POR'I‘llSRE‘u ill] tl‘e luster 111 mercerised lin-
ish and in h' iiidsome pitterns. 2 it .1. 'm 11rht.1\ \ oi texture
1splcndid ot efiect.
Rose tan brown or green—91‘“ to $2”.
(IOL’CH COVERS 14’ guml weight and in
Roman stripes or tapestry patterns—~52 to 3.9311
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Some good silk ' ;
stockings at $1.
Good: thoroughly god; and in that splendid livid-
mouse shade beside black 1: 7151c.
Pure thread silk. lisle 1'1 p, nice quality. “illi 1111 Us
seam and serviceable heel and . 116— $1
_ Gray and while and cordrvan and black puic silk
stockings—SL511
Fine lull-fashioned silk sifckfzigs with high-spliced
meal and double toe and xt'ide gamer :11p to avoid “ladders"
—-liclcl mouse and gray and Hack and curdmau—SZ 111 1“.
Special cordovan-hued stockings 111 iiber silk. lisle top,
good-wearing texture. fast due—9‘;
Give a thought
to the Baby!
“ho is more des
crying (i frat} things to wear?
“ho is sweeter or cl..l::t;1.. c: more- chn'minu
Baby, nhen dressed in prettr th its such as these: ——
that
Bishop dresses of nainsotk 1r fancy
dresses. sizes (1 months to 2 years—54. H
)1 Ike—trimmed
Petticoats of dainty fineness, some to match t'iI'C..\>c\‘,——
SEC to $2
Flannelette gertrude pctifcrazs :11 keep little $111119
comfy—65c to St
\\hite flannel gertrudzs n h heztistitclied 11cm 1 1 1:11—
broidered in pretty fashi121—$:.:R 1(1 “.511
Pretty white flanneleite [mt-ms with l‘ulit'lllh l1-
edge of pink or blue—mi some embroidered ti;linlilj..——
65C and 75c
Charming cashmere sacks and nightingalcs, t‘lili‘r. ,.
dbred prettily, —Si to $5
. New caps in Dutch and flar2 11;: mt dcls emlu'oidcr..i 1 r
fEatherstitched by hand. I‘( pl? :1 (r taille or crepe dc chine——
and with smart little ribbon bows and
$2.50
Caps of beaver cloth and corduroy. white for teeny-
weenies and blue or brown for bigger boys—$2 to s“.
CREEPERS AND ROMPERS for the hours spent 5?
busily it home. Chambray and gingham and such tr
playtime, white crepe and poplin for the “dressed up”
hours. .There is pretty smacking and embroidery and brai- d-
in: lending its beauty to many of them—and they’ re pretty
enough top visiting in! Sizes from 6 months to 6
ears-flow”
rosettes—inc :11
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