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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 17, 1920 · page 14

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MEATS W
AS CUMMINGS QUITS

conunnednommseas 4 him“

gun-in. or the Falrfleld Couni'y Crim~
E Court of which he is the chic!
' mentor. ,
Ir. Cummings declination or the.
has the Democrats were attempt-
fig to heap upon him left the con-
antion without the semblance or a hated It was predicted
data and caused the developmeiit .
, auroral vigorous lights over'pliices (in

 

 

 

 

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“Go-oh! Look at this once }

real Jacobean!

Yes! And on the next page. some.

thing equally exquisite, equally new,
equally old.

And on the next—and the next—~ 11111
the next.

You turn from Sheraton to Chippen-
dale; from Gothic to William and
Mary; from French to Italian. In 17

treasiirer,‘ and Albert PJWIJSI: otDan E
lbury for upmptrolier. ‘

Platt of Trumbull, who would not run
Some of the dele—

tor coil-nor, lira. he Dixonlmdfll' MUM-“Mus"!!!
Woionfir Columbia the am woman
ever to be patinatea (at a state 0' a

for _:secretary oil
0 of Hartford for:

 

beautiful (it-signs, Mr. Edison’s de-
signers hare expressed the best there
is in p( riod furniture. You’ re simply
bound to find a cabinet that just sac
actly fits \‘our home, your

your ambitmns‘ your pocket '

" Edison and Music " is the a!

i27ie NEW EDES (ON

“The Phonograph with a Soul ”

No matter which cabinet you select, you’ll
get a piece which has been endorsed as
genuine period furniture by international
authorities, such as Lady Randolph
Churchill and Miss Elsie dc \Volfe. Every
New Edison Cabinet is a period cabinet.

Ask about our Budget Plan. It's S new
way of figuring the money part—a common
sense way. (Note—The New Edison has
advanced in price less than 15% since 1915.
This includes \Var Tax.) ‘ J} ‘.

 
 

, THE ALFRED FOX PIANO C0»

85 No. Main St.

 

Opposite'Congregational Church

 

 

 

 

 

 

mole and a salt would not be assa-
doped until after ale election.

Lawn 'rsmna TOURNBY. ‘.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. lie-New. ~
York and Boston taught it out today "
Late yesterday afternou the score :‘in the semi-final moons of the wo~
or the convention was still try- men’s national lawn tourna-
ng to get Mr. Tyler on the telephone men; at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. .
to notify him that he had been nomi— iThree of the semi—finalists, Hrs. Molla'
in many Bjurstedt Mallory former title holder: 1
quarters that. he would refuse to run. lMina Helene Pollak, national indoor' .
Several men who were named by the' champion and Miss ‘
3 The convention finally convention for various places declined‘ who ranks No 2 in the national rat.
meshed Augustine Lonergan of Hart- the honor, among them Harry 1. ins, represented New York clubé
all, retiring Representative from the
that district as the candidate tor for Comptroller.
mm States Senator- Ernest o gates from Daubury caused co‘z'isider- from Boston.
Wagner of Salisbury for Lieutenant able excitement by declaring that if
Governor Rollin U. Tyler 02 Haddam some one from Danbury was not nomi-

 

meanor Gosa,

while Miss Marion Zinderstein. run.
uer up in last year’s tournament, hails

Mrs. Mallory met Miss Polish and- 3 I
'Miss Goss opposed Miss Zlnderstein. E ‘

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TOMORROW—SATURDAY
Great Round-Up Day

The Last of the Summer Sales—Extraordinary Values

 

 

 

 

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Home Outfits

Realizing the diflcnlty of furnishing the home complete, we have taken the .
burden ofl‘ your shoulders and have arranged several outfits complete, ready

for you to install in your new home.

 

These outfits ofl‘er 70C I Will saving and mung than you Willfind
just the home you desire, whether it be simple, or elaborate

Hyouarejustlooldngiorafewpieoestomskeyour banana-complete.
asewingtable, oraroclasr, ,oralsmp,you will see in our complete want:
just whatyon want. Itwillpayyou tovisitlus. _ _ .. 1

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

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2500 Yards

regular 50¢-_.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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newest features—

l DRY GOODS
SECTION
Great Values—
Great Varieties

 

»_ 2000 Yards of Heavy White
“ Outing flannel
Regular price. 500——

spocinl. 390 Ind

Striped Outing
leel
Standard high quality. mill short.

Special 290

44 Inch White Voile
Extra fine quality; Regular price

Brawl. 590 wt
GreenLiuen Suiting

“’11:; 98c; to close out——

Bleached 11..., Quality Sheets
Ful sire; value $2. 60, at—
$1.98 each

32 Inch Stripe and Plaid
Dress Gingham

Were up to 98¢—

33mm

Excellent quality. choice select-
ed patterns, value 50c-

muons-d

38111th M stuns
Sort, serviceable quality—-

New Fall Faslfiom‘

ALLURING IN STYLE—TEMPTING IN PRICE

Suits, Dresses, Skirts
High Quality Autiunn Suits

New distinctixc and handsome suits, plain tailored or trim-
med models; great values and large variety—

SPECIALLY PRICED. $29.98 to $52.09

New Fall Dresses

Fifth Avenue stle-s, superior quality materials, serge, pop~
lin, tricotine; prettiest model; imaginable for Autumn wear—

REMARKABLY DOW PRICED. $18.50 to $35.00

Plaid Dress Skirts

A comprehensive display of tailored and pleated models,
the newest plaids and most attractive color-lugs—

EXCELLENT VALUES. $9.98 to $1850

Accordion Pleated Skirts

Dependable quality, navy blue serge, well made; all the

r so}. tall}?
TOMORROW. Away Under Value. $9.98

Silks and Dress Materials

VALUES THAT WILL
AGAIN—PRICES LESS THAN THE COST OF

 

 

 

 

PRODUCTION.

44 Inch Black Costume Velvet

Best made was $8. 00 yard
Tomorrow $3.98 yard

Note the extra widths.

42 Inch Imported Char-mouse

in a medium shade of navy, was
8800 lard-—

Tomorrow $3.98 yard
3000 Yards of
Colored Lining Sateen

36 inches wide, all colors includ-
ing black and white. was 790——

Tomorrow 400 yard
50 fishes of
New Pall Plaids
For the nobby sport skirts—
, Tomorrow $1.25 pad
500 Yard of

ALL WOOL NAVY SERGE
Fall weight. Value 82.00
- w $1.36 yard
36 Inch All Silk Tricolette

Black and Brown, Copen and
Navy; regular $5 yard——

rm... $2.98 yd.

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FOR FALL WEAR—

 

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Tone. Articles; > -
latte-fly Tammi Panda}. .... .146

. slavi- Tainan Pm, .......170
Magic Pace Powder, ....; 1......“

J KWI"'I"CFIEN FURNISHINGS

Pits-Sm All Fruit Jar Rubber
Rings

‘" 3 dozen for 25c
Tin Top Jelly Glasses

Regular 60c dozen, at—-

496 ion.

Alumin' um Percolators
Six cup size at—

v $1. 49
Ito. 9 Copper Nickel Plated

Tea Kettles
Value $3.50- 3
0 'Cedsr Oil

Large size bottle regulal 600 at
44c bot.

Willow Clothes Basket
Large size, regular 33.00 mm
. , $2.25

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Ho. 9 Tin Copper Bottom Wash L
Boilers .

Extra heavy 1‘1 gulm- $.17: '
[I’ll $3.19 ;
No. 8 Enamel Tea Kettles
Quart 517.1,; regular $1 75.. 3' ;

"'91. " $1.35

5 Gallon Stone Crooks

W'iih cowr, l'vgul'rvr 3.32"“

u. .. 5.. $1.69

Steel Gray Enamel Preserving ;
Kettles
12 quart size), 1‘1 aular min. 51 '. .
at...
iii" - ‘ $125

25 lb. Plour Canister

qVVhiie eli.l|1111,.ligulal $1. :‘1 :11
$139
7 Inch Cut Glass Berry Bowl
Illuul‘m $1.,1NI at

49c each :

 

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Women’s Dresses
Stunning effects in Georgette.
Tafleta Silk, Satin. Tricolctve.
and Crepe de Chine. A wondt‘r—
iul collection, lligh modrls. le-
markuhle for their Slyle and low
prices.

$18.98 to $40.00

 

 

ed in plain or plaid ginghams; sizes
6 to 14 years—-

various colors ~71

 

NOT BE EQUALLED

100 Yards Navy Blue All Silk

flhch‘flSilkCrepedeChine

line film qualily; $3.00 value——

40 Inch Wide Crepe de Chine

ity. Black only. regular, $5.00—

Wlll look the same after washing.
regular $1.60—

80mede

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A' Delightful Collection of.

New Country Club Hats '

ALL THE MOST DESIRABLE SHAPES. COIDRS
AND EFFECTS. THE VERY NEWEST CREATION

$7.50 to $25.00

5110 re... of Double Blankets
~White andGray, size 641176 inches

School Dresses

in smart practical styles, develop-

$2.49 to $3.98
Wool Sweaters

Slip-on models; odds and ends.

Clean-up price. $4.98

Masculine
At the lowesx price on record

Tomorrow, $1.49 yard.

' and Georgette Crepes

in a good assortment of colors;

Tomorrow $1.69 yard

The best made, unvxcelled quail

’, Tomorrow, $3.49 yard
.Yard Wide White Lingerie
Satin

For underwear. The finest made.

Tomorrow, $1.25 yard

. Navy Satin Duohesse
A rich, satiny finish; $4.00 qual-

Tomornow. $2.49 yard

. Jaucm.

3—! Sell Quarts and Pinto;
'i‘ruit Jars—Glass Tops

Thu ni..riul prim is $11.3 .«l

llOZl 1:; our p: it“

890 doz.

 

New Fall P111115“

42 inches: wide; oXt‘vi‘iiillzsil. 1
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line (illiillU; nrw original ll!>lL‘,I1‘
Special, $1.98 yd. 3}
Women 's Bungalow Aprons

Hum”: :11 quality pl l‘valo‘. :iipvon 'l
nlodrlsw -
Sale price, $1.79

HOSIERY

Exceptional stock of the best
kinds to select from

 

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Women‘s Wool Sport Hose
Brown and 1.7101 n hiulhvl‘
SPOON $2.39 pat-l"

100 Dosen of

.W'omn's Medium ‘Wcig‘ht
Union Suits

Knee and unkin 1.111111. :wzlm i

and I‘xira sizes" ,

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Special 82 59
Women‘s Silk Stockings

Finn fll'iitlf‘ Slih, lllL'h >~lil't‘ l
heels, lilac]: and whim; ihn 11» ~
value for ”in pricvm
$2.69 pr.
"Kitty Bess” Stockings
These samous slovllings an h" .
best wearing base made. v.1 l‘} p...- ;

warranted; comes in l'eizulm .1114
extra sizes——

Children ’s Socks

Broken lots, values up to 45v
Clear-anal price, 25c pl.

Women's Vests
‘ Bodlcc tops—

 

Special, 29c I

Special Items
Very Specially Priced

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Crepe Waists , »
'Short and long sleeves,va11<l) l
of styles; values up to $7. 98—

Your choice, $3.98

M 8m wm'
,, A“ “I“. wens “.09- ,.
z Spain! $1.98 .

Voile and Lawn Waists
Goad Practical stylish waists: big

 

 

 
 

ram of models and priced consid- 1
erably under regular p1 ices all ‘

“in. v.1
-,,nm u‘ '
- $2.09 .

Walsh’ s Shin Waists
Striking values in white lawn
and Boone waists. all new trash

styles--
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