Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 2, 1922 · page 4

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they are men
sovercoats $32.50.

 
 

. tically allthe g3

’1 “t we had first pick.

to the medium’
shades—browns
and greys and
heather mixtures
in the lot too. a ’ .
ll of these coats have

Lots of " raglans—ulsters and

finished fitting in nicely
' - the real goodness of the
V ’ .: which radiate warmth and
ort by their very appearance.

; j : ue which you can ill afford to
:; hoose them now at $32.50.

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- ’er than ever.

; n'efs have reached the state of being
Wu they are needful—and nowadays the
h. is cause for delight.

charming examples of handwork, of
v.-.“ '- ; and skillful conception would .
. memos—Med with net, with mo-
" or severely plain linen ones with an
corner. And their cost is very; very f

children there are some charming lit—
with corner embroidered in colors for
56 for box of three.

there age better ones for 25c and 50c _
inabox.
1 there are kerchiefs with the new

pretty embroidered corners also fine
three in a box for $1.

what a wide variety of pretty em-
.. do put up in such dainty boxes—

‘with the new wide hem in colors

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

; , ' cred design in corner put up in bar-

with new wide hem and dainty

with odd little motifs embroid-
e In box $1.25. '

'efs with hemstitehed hem and
yroldered-it is more elaborate
sort that has a special appeal

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

efs with hemstitched hem,
er. some with pretty em2
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Wemm ,

overcoats that.the .
maker had-and ;

There are. .

9 beautiful ' tans».

r fromflievery fight .2

, rettes and so finely tailored “

Great coats all and ‘greater -

.ated wing tip—military heel,.$8.50.

i- _
woob—infaettbeyareallmolandlookamlfeel

about the bottom. and across the top each one of '
Hamish looking? decidedlyso. 'Built for seré ' "

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at lowered” prices

the odd latsof’good hatsmnew-wsowe‘bave taken.
every velvetihat no matter how recent an amval

now. .
There are big floppy hats with a sweepand
dash—there are medium shed bats withdots of
stylish models. _ _ . a '
’ All velvet hats that were from $13.50 to $17.50
new $9.50. - ‘ p
All velvet hats that were $10 to $12.50 now
$7.50. f .
All velvet hats that were $7.50 to $8.75 now
All velvet. hats that were $5 and $5.95 new
$3.95.

Second floor. from

‘ Foot-notes of fashion
of unusual interest.

Proudly, each of the new pumps steps into
Wmode—achieving added importance in the
wardrobe with lengthened skirts. They refuse to
hide their loveliness—and add efleetive trim and
fancy tongues that none may overlook their

that are as attractive and good to look at as they
are comfortable to wear. .
Black patent leather one strap pumps-with
grey suede trimming with covered Spanish heel $9.
Black satin two strap pumps with cut out of.
feet over instep—baby Louis heel, $7.50.

Tan or black Norwegian calf oxfords-perfor—

Tony red or black calf oxfords—both with
Norwegian calf inset—broad toe and flat heel,
$8.50. . .

Medium light tan calf oxfoords—a style for
tin-in; therewest for sport wear “The Rajah” sole
‘9'. ‘ Ian ”:11?"

For women-sport

or golf coats.

.. Reallyaeoatweatermadeofasortofbrush

the warmth thatthey were intended to give. They.
have a ribbed band about the neck, down the front

vice and comfort they are real good looking with
their lbuttons, just giving a slight relief from

the 4 e too A appearance—the colors.
add life and freshness to the garment either in
grey or camel. .

$8 50Priced modestly, too, for so good a garment,

Second floor. rear

Pretty garments
for the little oneS.

Creepers and rompers—white and matted
colors—some hand smocked—others trimmed with '
fancy colored ruflling on collars and euflsalfhdst‘
Irresmtable creations for little tots from 1 inc-«.6
years, the prices $2 and $3. - '

cordsand some made;o£*cond‘ uroy'or. ‘

Women’s 1' vehet has *'

Yeswe haveineludedevery salami» on;
.stock inthispriceentting. Thefimeto cleanup _

‘wrhwgoodithokstomnndpntfilepfiwaen‘f-
Flowerlevelsoyonnmyhfletheadvmtage n‘ghtr'

kstile and many of the chic littleturban .and‘otheri

charms. You’ll find many smart new oxfords tar

Bath rrtcies Eoécmimn from 2 to. 15 was...
larg_ e asso en pretty‘ ’ blanket. patterns - son": ‘
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as they are ‘chamnig.

A collection of models that

A bloused coat on this .

out with grey satin. Lo Vi coats
mer cloth looks. quitelikngthe fur
give excellent wear and warmth

heavy satin. Then there are num of

of appearance and depth of color so pleasing.

style—that
collection is that you flimsy choose from
good coats for so small a price $29.50

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What a sensible gift
an umbrella really IS!
‘And the umbrellas of‘today for women are so talld ideal for gifts, $3, bond if you WiSh-

attractive and soserviceable

purples all so guetty in their shiningbeauty.
The: the handles excite our admiration so sen—

cover or in plain wood one white ivory like tham'fie
in pleasing contrast. ‘

ing to quality. .

, _. , , ‘3'“ five?- rsshs. center- ' r
. Suggested for. men
fine . furnishings. ,
“Yorke” shirts-é-in all the beauty offtheir
fort'and-fltalltheir own$2.- . .

Big Wide, ’ end V fom'an-handeinu new assort-

1 km?!“ ‘0‘ Pretty 'stylish'iderk' comm that» m ,
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splendidasgxfts' .otreaimermness. " ; “
$1.50to$4.50. -“‘-_ ‘ _ ' pm”;-

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Coats for melt—varied

. . . . are wholl new
distinctive and rare values at theinrices tlfat are
affixed to them. Smart short jacketnof cloth that
bears a close resemblance to fur caught atwaist
with prgtty clasp and lined. with rich fancv silk.
. type is made ‘th I '
portion of smooth black rich fabric line‘dlthrotigil:
of grey him-
and is said to
is lined with
’. ular
models In browns and black and navy fabficgodf the
Bohvxa family the sort of cloth that has a richness

We might go on at. length to tell of style after
the most interesting part of the whole

so many

Silk umbrellas of course in all the range of
: parallax colorings—reds and browns and blues and. g

- sible, too—somewith big rings to slip. on ones arm .m . for warmth and service.

' —,--some with leather straps to fit ovesthe wrist for
safety Alien the handles" arenso prettyinzflieireel‘. beRed model with inverted Pleat bah, two large
oring of amber, blue, red ,etc., «to match the. silk P3

Prices range from‘savs and $4.75 up‘accord- ,

newness and freshness—fine 'percales: with dainty
checked and striped design—and a mrldrrof cem—

Waflmouflflg flannel tit-shirts— “new i
made—Lent fullforreal sleepingeoms ,

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Announcing
Our. own “Lam‘eI” corsets.

. We want your opinion on the

. , . ' 86 cars dbl—~54
.don’t hesitate to ask to see them—we have (pm a];
V the expert knowledge into the designing and ii ‘-

the best skill - a 9*

‘ _ . . we could command into the making.

We believe we have corsets to ofler vou und J
our own brand of “La ” ' '(r
b urel that are somewhat

otter than you could otherwise obtain.

n Elastic top corset with extra Ion skirt ad
of any .flesh brocade—boned with lgilack bgin:
and elastic lacmg at bottom of front stash-sizes
22 to 28 at $3. , .

Elastic top corset with long hip made of heaw
flesh couhl, heavily boned with broad front steel;
double material over abdomen and three books at
bottom of front steel—~six hose supporters—s1. Vl!‘
603-—sizes 24 to 36 at $5. '
Low bust corset with elastic gores at. frum
made of heavy flesh brocade—boned with lilwk
boning—elastic lacing at bottom of front sire?—
with three pair of silk elastic hose supportt-§~—
lace and ribbon trimmed—style 906—sizes 23 3w
aces.

Second floor, rear

H ' ry '
7 _ os1e for servme

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good looking too.

Women’s imported elastic ribbed top how ..1‘
mercerised lisle with mock scene—extra spm-ial
heel and toe—colors are black and cordin'an. 30v.
. Women’s meroerised lisle hoso— " “x“:iw—
ed—speclal' toe—“Wayne knit”—, lav-k
. and. cor‘dovan, 75c. .
Women’s silk hose with lisle top—McCalluoi
.make-full fashioned, black only, $2.75.

Women’s, all silk hose—colors are black, cor-
dovan, . ,_ . , biege and silver—Splendid for wear

Main floor, left, center '

Staunch mackinaws
for active boys.

They are all wool dark plaid efieets—ifaabrics
They are made

up for boys from ages 8to 17 years They are

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.. _ hats and two slash pockets—splendid
:valne, too, at $7.50.

Basement, front

Fine warm ... gloves
for womenand children.

For women a strap wrist glove of chamoiselte
——-gauntlet style in grey, beaver, mode, covert With
pretty embroidered backs, $1.

t'ehpoc

. '1‘ For women—ehamoisette glove—two alas}?
withheavy embroidered backs—colors are beaver,

é‘z‘nod e,eevertand grey, 85c.
For girls a nice knitted glove warm and good

looking in navy and equally good for boys or girls

 

 

membrane warm» and serviceable in grey 01'

*Men’s heavy
" , wool sweaters.

,_ 1 Sondheavylstaunch,warm, serviceable sweat.—

 

'Bzeeolors are brown, navy'and grey.
' stylewrthnut collar, $9.: . _
ii stylem heavy (collar, $.90to$]2.00.
{sweaters without collar, $5.50to $11.
sweaterswith collar,_$5.90 to $13.75.

Fourtli‘floor rm,

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