Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 25, 1923 · page 9

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('OI'PON OFFER DURING THE
FASHION EXP‘OSITION.

 

TRADE ACCEPTANCE
Costello 8: O’Meara

“ill Honor this Coupon for

6 PER Cm.

of )Our purchase made in Clothing
during

Fashion Exposition

 

 

 

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Manhattan Shirts
21 NORTH MAIN STREET

 

DOnnelly’ s
—— F R E E :—
SOUVENIRS

Scooter Cars

Given Away
TONIGHT
AT THE :‘ARMORY

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will, be taught

The Week of Oct. 29th to Nov. 2nd
.—. by _....—-
A DENNISON INSTRUCTOR

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Costello 89’ O’Meara

CLOTHING .

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Man Who, Seeks The
Ultimate UtmostVal—
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Overcoat

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If you seek the finest garments that the
seasoned, sensitive fingers of gifted tailors can
turn out; if you seek garments that you will
take pride in and care of, and compliments on;

and wear out of; if you seek Value in the de- ,

serVed, not distorted, meaning of the word,
then this<page' is paging you.

Our clothes are made under our direct su-
pervision and to our private specifications, and
when a manufacturer calls us “fussy,” it means
that we demand only_the best and won’t take
t1~ ‘ rest for two reasons—your satisfaction and
our reputation.

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Emerson Hats
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

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A BIGGER. BETTER BRIGHTER *"EXPOSITION

 

 

 

NORWALK
ARMORY

N OW. OPEN

. A $2.00
NIGHTLY ‘*

SHOW QCOCICOOMOIOO

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FALL FASHION «a HOME
BEAU T .: UL EXPOSITION

 
 

 

 

 

TONIGHT —— SOUVENIR NIGHT

Souvenirs Distributed Free by Various Exhibitors ‘

FASHION DISPLAY By Living Models

ShOwing the latest In gowns and men’ s clothing from the stores of Rogers &
Stevens, Ideal Sho'p and Costello & O’Meara. ,
VAR ELLA

SIGN ORINA TRINA
Spain’s Greatest Prima Donna

MLLE.. MARIA MONTERA
Sensational Dancer from the Court of King Alfonso.

MONTEREY CLUB ORCHESTRA
The Ten Novelty Boys

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FRIDAY NIGHT Another Display of Gowns by Living MOdeIS
_ CRAIGHEAD and CHAPPELLE

Novelty Dancers '

CONTINUOUS DANCING

ORCHESTRAS—JEROME GREEN’S ENTERTAIN'ERS .
MONTEREY CLUB ORCHESTRA

Dancing 8 to 12 p. m.

 

 

SATURDAY NIGHT
PRESENTATION OF PRIZES TO NORWALK’S MOST POPULAR CIRIS

 

 

 

 

 

VAUDEVILLE MOVIE
FEATURES STARS ;
A NEW FEATURE PROGRAM EVERY NIGHT .................... 50cm; in»; ,

MEEEEBMIWEMMEEL.‘ / % ~\

THE NORWALK ELECTRIC co,
EXHIBIT AT THE ARMORY

 

_ UNIVERSAL
WAFFLE IRONS

WESTINCHOUSE ELECTRIC
‘ RANGES

 

 

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CURLINC IRONS, ELECTRIC HEATERS,‘ PERCULATORS,’ CRILIS,
IRONS, ETC. “ '

 

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Free! Westinghouse Electric Sewing j
' ‘ ' Machine

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

I DEFOREST RADIO SETS "AND PARTS.
HOT WAFFLES SERVED DURINOTI-‘IE EVENING —

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SAVAGE WASHING MACHINE ON DEMONSTRATTON

 

 

 

DEMONSTRATIONS AT THE BOOTH

 

 

 

TI-IE No‘ WALK

9-11 NORTH MAIN STREET

 

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