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$27.50 to $45
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$1 n0- $1 50
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conducted hero in connection with
the statements or No: Jerome Phat.
alleged pinto. under err-set in
Moon. in which he method I num-
Mr or men as members of I. boot-
lento: pimics' gang.
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gathered in on invulltntlcn. storied
not February by Donn-uncut of
alumico men and Prohlbltlon Inn“. '
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has}: Lead. Ilse W orldt'o Motor Car Value
A National Tribute to Nash
7,300 Cars Ooersold
Despite Recordvbreqking Output
Though Nash production is at the highest level
over attained
rruotill the demand from every section of the
country for these new Advanced Six and Special
7321 models hasoweptsalootoa pointoofatbo
' ,ond the best previous mark that unfilled orders
total 7,800 cars.
bathing that we might say could add Ch: weight
of a straw to this irrefutable evidence that men
and w 0171a!) everywhere do see clearly in a!”
new can unparalleled excellence and volue.
“41>le y, with increased output unreasonable
delay is eliminated for those who act with
prompritude m placing orders.
And deliveries will be made on the rotation
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Nash Overwld Week inbonoroftheextrmr-
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men
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Stun open daily ’till 6 o’clock
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When women’ 3 fine coats
are brought together
to sell for only $39.50
, It’s time to buy! This splendid assortment of
fine coats didn’t just happen to come to us at this
time at this low price. We’ ve had our style scouts
out looking for them.
. In bringing together garments at one price-—
that price lower- than you would usually expect
there are some important things we take into con-
sideration—lst Style—not the exagerated styles but
the accepted modes among average women—sensi-
ble styles. 2nd Fabrics—these must be of sturdy
weave and known origin. 3rd Workmanship—they
must be made by people who are competent and
whose ability shows in the finish of each garment.
' This particular lot of line coats measures up
There are cool: of 'sSlrook' " "Padrone" cloth of “ tovens
oicl'lh of soft texture with delicue self tone plaid trooery. Costs of
mm way.
to the Howlond standards In
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cnuliod plush. Cook; of storing: mannish mixtures. Coats of luxurious pile fabrics.
l .» Colon are browns in almost every conceivable shade—Greys, blacks and
1 Mootollhemaretrlmmedmthhlr inthesoaoonomost approvedfsshiond
some have collars of fur—some have both collar and ends of hump and there are men-
nick cool; strictly and carefully tailored. The furs used homonize with color of
making pleasing
Linings are heavy quality crepe de chine and rich Encoded.
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This is extensive showingsof fine cools oi less than they would ordinarily;
toll lor. All owes priced at $39.0
Pretty handkerchiefs
are alWays welcome
| Women's handkerchief: of sheer cot.
ten of Swiss make are in solid colors with
white dots or of finc‘ solid color voile with
.looooaaooefloonm
» border in contrast 25c
i Men’ 3 all linen handkerchlofs wlth
dainty initial ln corner 254:
Children’s handkerchlcfs with‘ em-
'broidercd figures In corner—4:3 in pretty
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box for 50¢ . g ,
. masons-fin. .
Stocking «styles
for fall day:
Women’s stocking 5 full fashioned to
fit well and made from a fine silk and wool.
:for cantor; ind warmth—black 'or brown
I m" mu ”mad Silk stockings
and sole’c‘lin bland: adage:
pearl an no .
riatfqa good full
and cordovan $1.
33am 323
in“;
Underwear that
stands all tests
Women’s medium weight vests
and pants "Athena" make $1. and $1.25
according to size. Combination suits
$1.75 and 82. according to size.
Women’s fine Silk bodice in pink
Children's union" suits in a good
weight fleecod cotton for boys or girl; $1.
and $1.25 according” size, m M I ,
Interesting: novels ‘-
in the edition at 75c
“Innocents Abroad,”
--“The Trallof
“Glimpses of the Moon” -- “The Dust
Flower"— “The Tale of Triona"-- “The
Man Who Lived m 3 Shoe,"—
porStreak Trail”? “Monsieur Bamako
ville”?
-—“Janice Meredith? —“Foet of Clay”— .
“The Seahgwk” and man other ood
blighywellknown authorsyfle g,-
on“ “u »o-u‘i
Cannon St.
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There is no overcoat. or topooat in the world. for-
eign or domestic, that has the remarkable quali-
ties of Knittex. It holds its sh'ape and seldom
needs pressing, it is just as comfortable on colder
' days as on milder days, it is so light that you
hardly know you have an overcoat on your shoul-
ders. Knitter: is knitted,but you would never
know it. It looks like a fine imported fabric and
best of all—it. is guaranteed for'3 years.
£30,300
Rogers 62‘ Stevens
—— TWO s'ronzs
N ORWALK
SO. N ORWALK
ROPEDI
Beginning Next Sunday
WILL ROGERS
Celebrated Wit of the
Ziegfeld Follies, Polo
Player, and Friend of
the Pnnoo
mu. runny
ms Yum"
EVERY SUNDAY
inthe .
NEWYORK '
Norwalk Chronicler