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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 13, 1906 · page 4

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‘, $1“ the flawless” will be on an out!

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, y invited. Thaddeus

1’. Robert it. Mine 3,8».
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oven bl och. us Wash-

at. lid and 4th Fridays crotch.

, “ air and ‘Auz. expound—st
look. All. members oi 0. ill
Molly invited. moo None A.
Will. idles ids Sharer. Sec.

 

ow oi the fact that the United
., pout. nearly an million dollars
not r bananas. the New York Sun
to that the Department oi Agni
endeavor to develop a hardy
, plant that will grow in the
A M States As a support for this
lion it urges that a few years
tically all the oranges, raisins.
vol d prunes used in this country
ported, whereas we now pro-
ace 0 greater part of our supply. A
‘ onssnds expended in such a. di
as this slight be at tor more
to the country than a similar
(1 for ordinary garden seeds
tree to vegetable and dowel

silo

Perk . a Tilfordj
FINE
Wines, Liquors and Cigars

“Hotel Clifford”
JOSEPH ..L. wuz

. Proprietor.
Telephone no.

 
 
 

. plebely cover the surface of a hand-

med
onerous; lovers, will

. on .

oyr hoyfle‘nMood'
attraction at nous ‘l‘hes'trii.
my, rit litb t as a

be $9
Ilium

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. tieo [It motorist
the agtlon‘ or the ..1:11;. ”A,"
« 9w m ll. h It FAIR. ,

The annual tall- «with! Well Hook.

Music next week. Many
have eon constructs

Male. . Several merchants oi,
South Norwolk will make displays,

tots hove been disposed oi.
OLD ORCHARD. ,

Old Orchard a‘ particularly chormins
New England play. was well presented
at Hoyt’s Theatre. last night. The
scenic enacts wereee telly good, and
the performance excele ently staged. To
marrow afternoon and evening, Bide
Tracked will be the bill. and Monday
night, The isle of Spice.

FASHIONS AND CULINARY.
WRINKLEB.

[ dad that ion: silk gloves are going
to be very adores and some oi the
lace makers are already turning out
what I timid cell a lace “manehette.”
to between with the short plain silk
gloves are: the lnau'neh or the kid
menchsttee and short gloves oi the
past winter

it seems strange to one not in the

 

 

any store should at this time be sold
out at a line or silk gloves, but such
isthe‘i‘act right here in town. Some,
lines have already disappeared. which
means that there are women informed
of the condition or the market.

Alternate rallies oi Valenciennes
lace and narrow white ribbon com-i

some parasoi or pompodour silk from
the outer edge nearly half way to the
center.

Query. What have ‘Roosevelt
bears" to do with Easter?

Small revere. cults, and pocket alps
edged with braid give a distinctch air
to a young girl's jacket.

Pie tor a drop skirt will wear
longer it it is out on the bias.

Almond wafers for afternoon tea'
from loo-11's sound tempting: Cream
together a halt cupiul of butter and it
half~oupiul of sugar; ddd two well-
beaten eggs, one cupi'ul of flour and a

bond ...

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business. as for instance. myself, that ,

, to rot

lions or clot salons
y seek o long time to

e of decoration more do

not leornild Mgom all.

teen denim applied near the edse
laminar-u botisie and the edse tile
soollope bumholed in the
this am shade.
..alflton deoisos on pin- checked.
amend a are it. (ominous; material in
colored d rose goods; they are also
so in all white iabri es.
of this white hemotit'oh
is o dainty accessory to the ol
til-trimmed costume. it peeps from
beneath the cones of the nomw vest

 

 
 
 
 

and gives a hint or immaculate fresh-

ness that is Very trim and neat.
Yoke and narrow front pieces of a
gas lingerie blouse are at all-over out
one; it is finished all around with
s stitched band of the plain material
decorated with buttons. The wide
units are of the all-over similarly tin-
ished at each edge. '
Lavender straw with brown leathers
is quilt an extraordinary combination.
but it. is displayed in one of our stores.
Nell-Thot horrid Mr. Hanson in-
sisted upon hissing me last night.
‘Belle—-—Why didn't you scream?
Neil—wt n't want to score the poor
{allot-«Til ladelphia Indoor.

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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only by us. has given perfect satisfaction to our most exacting customers for about five years,

Sold only by

 

hali' teaspooniui of vanilla. Spread
very thin in teaspooniuls and sprinkle
shredded almonds over them. Bake in
a slow oven.

it is quite an art to lit the princess

the effect is very good when it is well

skirt. well by laying the fullness in
inverted plaits around the waist. but.

 

 

done. This model as well as llle shlr

a

Madeline white linen parseol has “

 
 

 

 

biscuit and cake, we feel it a duty to again remind the people of The Norwalks of

Charles E Seymour,

33 Washington St.

a r»

,aud the failure of members to attend appropriation bill, 18 of the 29 pages
the sittings oi the House while sub- having been completed.

 

 

 

 

APPROPRiATiON BILLS ARGUSD. iflouse not only in the exceptional char

Mr. Cookrsn Waxes “aw.“ Over the actor of the legislation but in the dia-
- Sub ”g of cm"... 9.1,.“ nlfled way in which the bill pit-880d
WASH NGTON April 13.4.19 los- the lower branch. in this connection

“we of today's proceod'ngg in the ha ridiculed the constitutional debat-

llouse of Representatives was the are l“ the Senate

$330611 made by Mr Cochran (Newt Increased pay {or letter carriers 11

rk), who was given an hour to eiu- subject which has been a iruitiui
oidnio the subject oi “General Debate" source or impassioned eloquence for
on lipprbpriation bills The galleries a number of years. also gave the par-
were crowded. illness of these men an opportunity to

Mr. Cochran alter a short didcus- put themselves again on the record.
slon oi the tlctlon of "General Debate" | Progress was made on the post-adios

but few
ieets covering the widest possible lat-‘ . amendments being made to the mea-
itude were being dit’icussed, launched sure and those not choosing the am
out into a defense of the Hepburn rate ount oi the appropriations to any can
bill and the high position taken by the siderobie extent.

....

Call sea-4‘. &

That is the only word to apply to “CARDINAL" Flour. This very high grade Flour, sold V”

and when one considérs how important it is to "have unqualified success in the making of bread,

"CARDINAL FLOUR."

LEADING GROCER. South Norwalk.

scrotum?“
o! the big at

To w
.sadioinos that time most
rouse
been consolidated

or the country have
with him as direc-

as, opal as...“ a.
~11an years of mi died at

Hall
his lion“ mount Vernon ate yes
terdey alter an illness at some days

with e. sipolee.

Mr. iley’e name is iamiilar

throughout America and Europe as with the intention ant/telling Now

a showman and in his latter years he York yesterday morning, but the effort

was man sin director of the Barunnl lwss too afloat. and his physicians were
llnmone

Boston S toe

Special for Saturday.

The various departments will make an impression on you which
we know will be lasting. We are prepared to place before you the
most complete collection of new style apparel that has ever been
shown by any retail house in this vicinity. We are ready for this
Easter sale as never before and offer you the best at the very lowest
prices.

A Magnificent Showing of Women’ s
' Newest Spring Suits.

For Saturday a selling. hundreds of entitely new garments, extremely
moderate in price, choice of the following colors: Alice Blue, Rescda,
Light and Medium Grey, Navy and Black, and a grand assortment oi Fan-
cy Mixtures. .

Special Attention is Directed to These Two Special Lines
at Popular Prioes.‘

 

Mr. Bailey was thought to be recov-
ering Tuesday. and his death was
somewhat sudden. lie had dressed

 

 

 

 

 

Special for Saturday.

Ladies' Fine Lace and Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, regular 1214c value. at

Men 3 Faulty Lisle Hose. silk finish,
all the new shades including the do-

9c slrable grey regular price 250. Sat-
‘ - urday. 19c.
Mlsses’ Fine Silk Finish Hose, line ,1 .
ribbed sizes. 55“ to 91’“. regular 150 23:23 All Linen Napkin regular

price $2. 25 per doz.
ial, $1. 69.

All Linen Table Damask in lengths
from 2 to 3 yards. regular price 60c a
Ersard. Saturday, special the yard,

c

Striped Madras Curtains. 3
long. regular ’vilue $1.25.
special, 950.

White and Gold Decorated Cups and
Saucers, value 15c. Saturday. 9c.

Large Colored Flower Vases value
15c. Saturday, 5c.

quality. Saturday, 1252c. Saturday, spec-

'l‘nifeta Ribbons, the new black and
White, in checks, plaids and stripes,
regular 39c value. Saturday, 29c.

Comb Set. 1 piece side comb and
back comb, amber or shell, in gold
trimmed, regularly sold 81.50. for Sat-
urday, 98c.

Lndios‘ Fino Swiss Ribbed liisio
Vest. silk tapesnticciy finished, never
sold less than 50c. Saturday. 39c.

yards
Saturday.

 

 

 

 

All cars stop at the Btg Store.

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Our Annual Easter sale will be ill full blast Saturdou morning. and without doubt will colipse all
previous sales to the hislonl of our siore—ihat is it real low cash prices for the best ooods obtain-

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

CALIFORNIA HAMS.

Delicious lean and tender stock,
Cut to 81Ac lb.

able—with Pink Discount Stamps Free~ is and inducement to the people of The Norwalks.

15 Strictly Fresh Country Eggs for

Not one of these Eggs is over four days old.

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S. &S. SPECIAL BREAKFAST BACON,

(The finest on the market)
Cut to 16¢ lb.

he Very Finest Elgin Creamery Butter. per 1b,

5 '

Honest Prices for”

 

 

 

' ~ 25 Cents

RAMS.
Hammond's Extra Special lean. regular Home,

Cut to 13¢ lb.

Good Sweet June Butter. per pound, 22 Cents.

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Purchase sour Teas and Coffees here and fill ilOlli stamp books rapidlll.

Stamps with one pounr No. 1 Tea ................

sec 25 Stamps with one-half pound No. 1 Tea .................... 25c .
soc 20 Stamps with one-halt pound No. 2 Tea . . .. ..... . ........... zoo
.356 so Stamps with one-half pound No. 2 Tea . .. ........... . . . . .r8c

Otters like these will do it.

so Stamps with one pound Fancy M0~Ka Coifce . ..‘3oc

ooStompswithonepoundMochsendJava Coffee . . ....3oc‘
:5 Stamps with one pound Java and Maracaibo Coffee. .. ....25c

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UD 8 BRAND FLOUR.

The best Bread and Cake Flour in the world. Try it.

Genuine Stamp Offers for Our Easter Sale. ,

Bartel $4.95

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7 Stantps with/ pound Pure BlockPepper..................roc to STAMPS xoStsmpswithonepsclrsgeMonsrchCorn Starch. ............lbs
‘StssnpswithusneKingBt-andcom............ .. ..... ...asc ' WITHTWO CANS lazumplglztwopumBOul-Blecuit,ior........,........,.m¢
Stern withlar packs ePoetum Cereal or Grain-0. .....‘24o ; ‘ to maps one pot: oeton Brown Flakes..............tac
pining: with ”“50”“ Bani Pickles.. ''''''' f ........ 3 Joe FANCY GOL'D LABEL SARDINES. lo Stampswlth one large tile Billing too
, temps with one bottle Monarch Worcestershire Sauce. .ise 25o. , , :0 Stamps. with one large bottle Prepared Mustard. ...... ...1ocr
CEREALS AT CUT PRICES. 'SUNDRIES. CANNED GOODS.
noddodWheat,pet ackage ..... no troooPsrlorMstcheefor 4c ‘4canIGoodMaineCom..................... . .. ,,,25c
.‘ohngBrelkfutfioodmcrpackage.......................nc‘ 'GoldRockScourlnzSoop.pei-cake....,............ Wu...“ GoldRockPmorCorn,percan.............. ........ ;,-......iae'
ariakedorMait'oRice,perpackage.. .uc Fell-lemhosoopl'pcruke r f MAMBIIMMUII ...... .. ...asc“
peNutsorl-LO.,per usage. m Ozone arch perpocksge} 4s ,.IscenoEsrlyJunerior.................. .. . , ”2523
tensorMalt-Brcak a.stFood perpackage............... lac Zu-ZuerLemonSnops.pel-psckage...... to sconoCholceBertlottPeere............ .. . ..,.,,,,25¢;;

 

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You never pay too much for your «tables if you do your trs ding here, and you always get pure. fresh goodsw Get in line-«trade where the masses do.

THE STORES THAT. SET THE PACE:

35m: 37 M33 N STREET

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