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THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
' BLANKETS AND COMFORTERS FOR
AUTUMN AND WINTER AT BE-
MARK ABLY LOW PRICES.

BLANKETS—A very fine line to choose from in ’
Plaids of Rose, Blue, Orchid, Pink, Tan and Grey.
Excellent qualities in all grades from $2.98 up to
$15 .00.

MAISH COMFORTERS of fine quality sateen, wool

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

plain sateen borders. Rose, Blue or Yellow, from

$8.50 up.

MAISH CARDED COTTON‘FILLED COMFORT-
ERS—Warmth without weight, in all grades, from

THE A. J. COLLINS C0.

SOUTH NORWALK

 
 

 

 

 

 

FALL OFFERINGS

Flannelette Gowns and Pajamas. R

Indera Knit Underskirts..

Heavy Vests, Pants and Union Suits.

Corduroy, Flannclette and Crepe Kimonas.

Wool Hose for Men, Women and Children.

Novelty Silk and Wool Sport Hose

Chamoisette Gloves, two-clasp, Gauntlet and 12-button
lengths, in Brown, Beaver and Mode Shades.

Beacon Blanket Robes for Women and Children.

‘ All our prices are as low as is consistent with high
class material and good workmanship.

.‘A If PRICIS

South Norwalk

7,71 LP‘IDE .ML‘PCNANDIJt: 5r -‘”".‘L

86Washington St.

 

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RIALTO
ADMISSION
'Adults 30 Cent; ,

CHILDREN
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Royal Society Stamped Goods

Just a word to the needleworkers about our new pat- f‘
terns in Stamped Goods, both in packages and open stock.

As gifts, nothing appeals to the feminine taste like
hand embroidered articles. .

Our new stock consists of Centerpieces, Scarfs, Pillow
Tops, Bride or Tea Sets.

Luncheon Sets, Buffet or Vanity Sets, Towels, Pillow
Cases, Work Bags, Silver Cases, Nightgowns, Long Negli-
gee, Combinations, Children ’s Dresses and Rompers, Aprons,
Baby Carriage Pillows and Robes, Boudoir Caps and many

I . I. MALLETTE

88 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALI; ,

 

 

FOR RENT

Offices in
67 Wall Street
127 Washington St. /
j 2 Offices In Rialto Theatre
~- 51 Water Street (Store)
' 127 Washington Street (Loft)
For Rates and Detailed Information Apply

SAMUEL ROODNER

127 Washington St. Phone 2401 So. Norwalk, Ct. -

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New Sauer Kraut ............................... .101: lb.
Corned‘FI-Iams, Shoulders and Spareribs
.Smoked .Pork Tenderloins ........................ 38c lb.
Beef Tongues ........................... . ........ 500 lb.
Small Jersey Pork
Sugar Cured Hams, all kinds brands ...... . . . . . . . . . 32c lb. ‘
Sperry and Barnes Pork Sausage '
Sperry & Barnes Box Bacon ..................... .50c lb.
‘ , Fresh Fillets .................................... 25c lb.
. - Strictly Fresh Eggs .................. . ......... 700 dozen

 

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" French and Danish Pastry
IIUNI ....8, ICE CREAM, DELICIOUS GBOOOLATES AND
CONFECTIONS 01' ALL KINDS. «

THOMAS

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