Evening sentinel, Friday, December 4, 1908 · page 4

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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But Not the Quality

3 ‘ Quality is written all over our goods and the prices attached are magnets that draw the
“shrewd shoppers to us. Note our specials for tomorrow. December 5th.

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Groceries
Wines and
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iamu Golden, Editor and Proprietor-
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1908.

IVENING IENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALI...-

“ naranch onion, Not-want.

N-R—Editorlll Room.

I2-3—Buaineaa Office.

147-8-Edit0r'o Recidenco.

729-6—Clty Editor'a Rgaldonos

 

 

 

 

139‘ LBS. BEST GRA-NULATED SUGAR . . . . . .. . . . . . .
HAMMOND'S LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS, LB.
AKER’S OR BECKMANN'S COCOA, CAN .........
GOLD ROCK BRAND CORN (regular price 13c) CAN. . . ..
CROWN ASTER BRAND COFFEE, POUND TIN .......
iMISSION GARDEN ,CEYLON TEA, POUND TIN .......

 

 

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............................ $1.00
.................. 9c
................... 19c
. ........................ 10c
....35c
... .35c

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Pink Trading. Stamp Offers—Coiled Them, They’re Valuable

 

 

:gBOTgéamps with 1 lb. Best Millagoc F C ’30 Stamps with 1 lb. lilo-Kn. Blend
_. ................. : ...... am: e 10“. Clifton ......................... 320
3:5ng31!!an with .1 lb. No. .3 Miitegoc y y IBB Stamps with 1 lb. Mocha. and
, ----------------- ‘ .......... - . Java (toffee .................... 300
40 figurine with 1 lb. Good Mixer;5 English Breakfast, ’20 Stamps with 1 lb. Java and Mara»
,_ . ........................... c l eulbo Coffee ................... 250
,stggamps with in lb. Best Mlxugs Formosa. Ooiong. 'tr. Stamps with 1 II). Best Santos
. .‘ - .................... t. ...... c (Toffee ......................... 20¢
,‘ons'tamPs with 1/2 lb. No. 3 Mixed Gunpowder Japan Teas. lti Stamps with i pkg. Old Grist. Mill
ea ........................... 20c (‘ot‘l‘ee ......................... 200
.10 PINK STAMPS WITH ANY .or ”Mm-m MM ;. ‘ -- ' ..
FOLLOWING ARTICLES: Try‘ Asterctte Brand flood. Swirl lintiti. lb ............. 330
1 Dozen Best Pickles ........... 100 W. lbs. iule Loaf Lard ............ 25C
:‘éb' Pure Ground Mustard. . . . . ‘ .10c Peas, >(iltl Engliall or Swiss Choose.
an Pineapple Chunks .......... 120 tva York State Cheese, lll ...... 180
2 Guns Fancy Rhubarb ........ 25c 2 cans 25c' N' .. . ' L
_ , .. ‘ . . .. . . . ,. ltl Native 'l‘nlillpii. pil ........... 200
iii illis. Blast. Soda SI'RCICOI‘S ......... 25¢ Something Delicious. l llest Maine Potatoes. pk ........... 280
Its. on.ll(h Lain Starch ...... 10c 'l“ttilt‘y Sweet Potatoes, plt ......... 350

 

Specials in Our Wine and Liquor Department

Andrew Usher's Scotch Whiskey.
‘ bot. ..... . ................. '...$1.00 Fine
Dewar a Sons' Scotch Whiskey, '
, not. ............. 1. California Port
,chviir & Solis' White Label Scotch,

o. ...;; .......... . .......... 1.35 or Short Wine.
Bilge? and White Scotch Whiskey. a y

0.. .......................... $1.15 er bottle 0c.
‘Biirkos Old Irish Whisileynbotu .$1.00 p ’ 5 It

GEORGE EHRET'S EXTRA BEER FOR

White Horse Cellar Scott-ll Whiskey,

I IIUIH .......................... $1.15
‘Vi’IIHOII Rye Whiskey. hot.........$1.oo
tilld Crow Rye Whiskey. bot ...... $1.00
illlilllor lire Whiskey. bot ........ $1.00
tt‘tlnadian Club Whitaker. bot ...... $1.15
:Munogrltm lire Whiskey, ltot.. . .. 950
S Maryland lire \‘i’lliskey, hot. . . . 750

FAMILY USE

SOUTH NORWALK'S LEADING FOOD MARKET.

A. r. BECKMANN & no

’83 AND 85 WASHINGTON ST. . PHONE CALL 440.

 

Mrs. E.

house at 55 Seavlow avaluic, tilmugh

the Jacob M. iniyton and Cfitllpirniv opening of their toy depnrtlllent. Th
l‘. 0-

ot‘ millinel'y, which must he. sold

make room for their Christians line.

~C. & K. Hats. U'ili'len.

department of the (‘l'ofut and Knapp
llat Company.
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are also advertising it out price sale

SOUTH NORWALK.

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that he will not
through an operation.

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——l,.olll Lamb Chops, ltie. llnttery's

 

Oliver Erickson. of 37 Van Zlindt.
street, is recovering from it work‘s ili~
lit‘b‘s of appendicitis. and his physician,
lir. w, .i. Vollmer, It; or the opinion
be obliged to K!

Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sun rises 7 :03; sets 4:24.
High tide 8:45 a. m.; 9:25 p. m.

 

 

MAOONic DIRECTORY.

Old WOII Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M.
Meet- in Masonic Building, South
Main atreet. int and 3d Tuesdays of
each month—July and August ex-
cepted—at 8 o'clock. All Master
Maoona cordially invited. Charles
1". mile. W, M. Robert M. Wilcox,

Boo.

lutler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
Moots in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month—July and August ex-
cepted—at. 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
Guyer, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox, Sec.

Ophlr Chap, N0. 52. Order Eantern Star
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main atreet, 2d and 4th Wednesday:
of each month—-July and August ex-
cepted-wit 7:45 o'clock. All mcm~
bore of 0. E. S. cordially invited.
Mrs. Amelia Becker, W. M. Mrs. ldn
Sharer. 80c

MATiNEE WAISSTBEOB ne‘er";

 

Engagement of Mia.“ Marjorie Bishop
to Lieutenant'd. L. Wood-

ward Annoumed.

The members of the Matinee Wllisl
(llilll were. entertained yesterday ai~
ternoon by Mina Marjorie Bishop, at
her home in'Beldeil avenue, and Hill'-
lug the afternoon the pleasing an~
ilotinrenlent of the engagement of
Miss Bil-illop and George. ll. Woodward,
teller ill the National Bank of Non
walk, was made.

Mirth" iiiahop in the only daughter of
William lv‘. Bishop. and Mr. Woodward
is the only son of Judge Asa ll. Wood-
ward. iloth young people are very
popular, have a veritable host of
friends. and are therefore being more
than showered with eonlzrntulatinns.

The home or Mitts Bishop was belitt-
tifllily demrnted with flowers for yer-
terday afternoon‘s meeting of the elnll.
The prizes were won by Miss Eliza-
beth Austin. Mrii. Eben llill, .ir., and
Mi‘i-l, John W. lleatty.

The club will' be enterinllled 'l‘ltiirtt-
day afternoon or next week by Mrs. G,
idiliot llrown. of Mott avenue.

The llonion Store adv. is brillliul ot
inlet-eating things in" “ ‘li"liilll‘l‘l\'
ot‘ the family. ilead “llill the} are

 

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CLOTHING

Cold Weather Is, Coming

And no man should be without his overcoat. Per-
haps you are a little 5 ort and don’t care to lay out the
whole price at once.
fit you with an overcoat of the latest style, any cloth
you may desire, at prices you can’t beat anywhere.

Pay us a little every week, and in a few weeks
your bill is paid. Thousands buy this way, why not
you? The prices are low. Come and see for yourself.

 

 

Furs

Complete Complete
assortment. assortment,
all kinds, all 0 N C R E D I T all kinds, all
styles, all styles, all
prices. prices.

 

ENING SENTINEL F FRIDAY, DECEMBER :4, 190‘s."

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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10
So. Main St.
So. Nut-walk

 

 

 

Women’s Suits and Coats

A grand assortment to select from. New Direc-
toire suits in Blue, Smoke, Black, Grey and Wine

Don‘t fail to look over our stock of ladies' coats;
range of price from $7.50 to $35. Coat like illustra-
' . tion $10.00. » _

 

 

10

SO. Main St.
So. Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

TlLLY—M'KEIGAN.

 

South Norwalk Young Man Married
in Everett, Mass.

The wedding of Miss Sarah Mar-
lii'igan and Herbert J, 'I‘illy. son of
Henry ’l‘illy, of this city. took place.
\\’ednesdnr evening. December 2. at
Everett. Massachusetts.

Owing to the recent. death of the
llrdie‘s father. the Wedding was , a
quiet one, only the lmllledlale friends
of the family being present.

if. lirieger anti (‘olnpany are adver-
tising llli :tilllivol'saly Btill‘. that beats
all their previous efforts in the sale
iiil'et'tltlli. The large adv. in this is.

 

stlt‘ will give you full particulars.

 

EPWORTH LEAGUE ENTERTAINJ
MENT.

Those who participated ill the ext-el-

lellt progralll at the oyster slipper of

III“ lilpworlll League of llit' Methodlat,

AT ilOYT’S THEATRE.

The vaudeville performance

nun iMlliiiliiliS ”

ill.

Episcopal Church. Wednesday evening; lloyt's 'i‘ilt-atre, last night, proved an

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Piano solo. Miss Lydia ll-e- ' llnsatisinctm‘y that Manager Hoyt. can

land: vocal solo. Miss Gertrude Vltltlcelled the engagement this mornin‘:
t‘overing: violin soil). Miss Ethel liecli- ; and tonight will present a strong pro.

er; vocal solo, Miss \‘lola
reading, Miss May Fallon; vocal solo. ed songs. The prices will be five
George Gray. > 1' ti certs,

Read the adv. of A. l". Beeklnan and l St. John's Lodge, A. F. and A.
candidates

(‘0. before you do your Saturday shop- l of Norwalk. put two

ping. fi'lier are offering you an ex-
cellent line of groceries. wines, liquors, I

night. The annual meeting of

through the master Mason degree,

Shove; t gram of moving pictures and illustl-at.

and

id..

last
the

ete., and the prime art» within reach 3 lodge will be held on Thursday even-

of all. ling, December l7lh.

 

Auto Cars

Games

CARRIAGES, G

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ToylM-ndJoyland

"Opening i

‘ :OmOITOW on Third Floor——

 

DOLLS '

 

 

All sizes and kinds .................... $2.25 to $5.00 Games for all ages. priced from ---------- we to time
Great Sale of Fur Coats . ' .flTeddy 1”?”
Teddies of all colors and descriptions ...... ice to $3.00

E will show this Holiday Season a more than usual complete assortment of all kinds of Toys—4
IRON AND WOODEN DOLLS, GAMES, EXPRESS WAGONS, AUTO CARS, SLEDS,
‘O-CARTS, ETC. HORSES, DOGS, PIGS, TEDDY BEARS AND TEDDY DOLLS

 

OPENING or

' ’ * Holiday" Handkerchiefs}

Beauties of all types, golden or black hair. some gorgeously dress-
ed, others’waiting to be dressed. Priced . ........... toe to $7.50

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OPENING SPECIAL—Kid body, metal jointed at hip and knee,
shoes and stockings and bisque head ‘wvitb beautiful golden
hair“; regular $2.50 value. Toyland Opening “price ........... $1.50

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PRELIMINARY OPENING‘OF
Xmas Books

We have arranged this stock for those who de-
sire to buy Books early. Prices are way below usual
and include most every known author.

Tomorrow we open the largest and most complete Handkerchief
assortment shown in Connecticut.
staple numbers and embroidered goods which are here in gen-
erous lots now, but will be scarce later, as they cannot be dup- .
licated. Prices range from ...................... so to $2.00 each

Especially good values in

Sleds

Flexible Flyers and flycrs that are not. . . .50c to $10.00

 

Pictures for Gifts _ I,

 

 

Such a .craze was never before known as there is
'now for Fur Coats». Every woman wants a Fur Coat.
mOur buyer. who herself understands women‘s.nature,
“realized and prepared for such a demand. That’s why
you can buy a Fur Coat here at such a low price. See
» t0m0rrow’s ”display.

‘DON’T FORGET TO VISIT THE BASEMENT.
The China and Bric-a-Brac
Showing . ,

is surely worthy of your attention

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In'fact, the whole store sends out an. invitation to
all to come and see the preliminary showing of the
geatest holiday, lineeverbpiore seen.

 

Xmas Stationery

Writing' Paper is always an acceptable gift. We
have all that-is desirable in this line, plain or fancy
boxes, some richly decorated. that will prove useful
after the paperhas been used.

 

Sample Suit Sale

Tomorrow we begin a great sale of WOMEN‘S
SAMPLE SUITS, the most remarkable sale presented
this season. A full range of sizes and all the desirable
shades. No two Suits alike.

$22.50 Values, $t4.g8.

‘ - GLOVES---The Xmas Gift for Women

The Boston Store showing includes all the leading mikes, Fowne’s, Treiousse, Reynier, Maggioni and our

mous P. 8: L. Every color in every shade and ev ery size.

 

 

 

 

 

Pictures figure prominently immost every Xmas
list. Our new department on the third floor cannot be .
equalled anywhere for its variety and values. Look
them over. I - . , -

Prices range from 100 to $10.00.

an WOULD CALL YOUR SPECIAL ATTEN-
. non TO — ,

The Goldfish, Exhibition
in ,, Basement

Hundreds of beauties of all sizes, and Aquariums
of all kinds, also the accessories connected with them,
and the prices aregxceedingly low. ‘

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