Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 5, 1912 · page 8

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COMBINATION SALE

Granulated 4&0 lb

SUGAR
3V2 ounds 160

Not more than 3', 3, lbs to a customer
Sold at this price only with purchase: of Teas.
Coffees, Spices, Extract; or Baking Powder
amounting to‘ 25¢ or mo
No premiums given with above combination
sale.

 

 

COMBINATION'SALE

A&P Condensed

or ‘Evaporated 72 6t
Magnolia per
Sweet Clover Brands 28C can
Star Lion

Not more than 2 can: to a customer
Sold at this price only with purchase! of are»
caries (except Butter, Sugar and Eggs) amount-
ing to 501: or more.
No premiums given with above combination
lair:

 

 

Special Cut. Price Groceries

BEST BUTTER A POUND 35c

 

 

Pure Lard a
Pound

1161 *

 

Laundry
Starch Zlbs

7c

 

PRUNES
40’s - 50' , 3 lb.

E 116i

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Red Alaska“
Salmon a can

'16c

 

 

 

 

 

Pacific Toilet
P 7 R ii ‘I
aper o s {E

25c

 

 

 

 

Grandmother’s
Oats 3 packages

25c

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

White Wax
Beans 3 cans

250

Iona Lima
f Beans 3 cans

250

IndividualAspara-
gus a can

100

 

 

 

 

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Campbell’s Soups

3 cans gm
2 Se

 

 

 

SAPOLIO

a cake

7c

Gold Dust
Large Package

19c

 

 

 

 

rWe Give S&ii Green Trading Stamps.

Ask for them.

The Great ASIP Tea Company

124 WASHINGTON ST, south Norwalk. Tel. No. 909.. Deliver-ions: 30 a. m. and 2: 30 p. in. Free Delivery

 

 

the Baltimore convention. Hfliculw-
ly in (lbw true in thumth, wool-ding
to Wilson hoadd'iiiriers.

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THE PROGRESSWE DINNER.
l (The, -ilrldgeport Post.)
Former Marci Fishei, of Middle-
, ““1“ para his little dinner to some
, SEEM“ (fiends, last evening in
hike; Haven. 1‘ here um not so inner
i i'n at‘Etlndnnoa, but included (a, the list
'ucre men of tho Democratic faith aho
lure vigoroua champions of
Nights. The purpose or their meeting,
f” disclosed by, tho invitations sent
{out was to advance the cause of the
Innimlil and to limit the rule 0f the
Eininm ity
Although the number assembled at
iiho dinner was not large, it. included
,ieaders who have the confidence of
3the people of their sections and of
Hill}. state to n'high degree. Men like
State Senator Donovan, Mayor ’l‘bnyor
ioi‘ Norwich, former Stain Senator
jiimdy of Now lirltnin, Francis Atwat-
'er of Meriden and John 8. Seymour of
{Nor-walk are recognized as honest of
: purpose and sincere in action.
l The assembling of these strong load-
icrs oi Int-u III the invitation of Proton
fitOl' Fisher is a distinct protest aiminst
‘3 the policy of the homoerotic machine
innii Governor iiuidwin for their cull-
lduct in helm: [nine to party pledges.
; Thai is the true meaning of the
Inniiictmiiut 'i‘wo vonrs ago the) wcrc
{nil nuppmiirs of (torcrnor ilnlrlnln,
IIIInc oi’ iiitui strongly othcrs acqul
cursing with some doubt. lot willing to
unite for lliliii purposes in iilt“ belief
that there was honesty of purpose in
I the candidate and the mnchine.
’l‘ilirir bitter disappointment over
. tilt" alliance of the party rnneillnc with
, LII» “hip lnicrnni“ ltepuhiiI-nn lobby in
Iiinrtiord, null 0\(‘l' tilt: corcri assist.
uni-c It'nl to tho combination by (lov-
I~ruor ilaltluiu is now annnticr of his-
‘Viury. although its existence is porn
joistontil ignored by the infatuated aup‘
‘liilrii‘rfl o: the governor. 'l'hIlI-ic. lend-
“Q‘I'i‘i are nui aiming enough of them-
;Si‘l\‘l't~ to (infant the l'i‘nOIIilililllOH of
inn oilicinl who has been false to the
trust imposcd upon him. but lhoy cun
'ii’iliiltil‘ thcir protest. nnd what that
iprutnst means the. eirrtiou in llnrt-
‘ ford but; already foreshadowed.
5 (inc oillcr thing. 'l‘hcsc. Incn do not
by any Incuns represent in numbers
itim «Nicnt or the dissatisfaction with
,iim'i-riulr iiniriwin among men promi
§ncni in i.lI:-IIItlcrntic ntYnirs. The nulli-
icring show only those who are brave
,‘onounh to (turn the anger or the party
nutchiun iluii is ruled by Comstock,
.f‘i‘liomns and Ihulr associates. 'i‘here
lure dozens oi” others about the mate
ile) either Iliii'O not the courngc to
Home out openly. or also who comfort
iIiIenIscivcs.lriih the reflection that
Itlnvornor iiiiltlwln in as good on any
‘ilcpui hiicon million unil that the 1.;th
g"'IInOI can pull more. ill pubiitun totes
than um oihot mun therefore he is to
the laupporied own if he has dlsnp-
.iioi uicli ibt III
This in tho situation in the heino-
crntic party in Conner-limp no reflect
ml by the progressive pivoting in New
Haven. in the election at liurtlord
where one oi the machine's chosen
Ihenchmen Wits badly defeated bet-rinse
of his support of machine polinies, and
in the refusal of such men as former
State. Senator Brady ot New Britain
and others to continue to do the bid-
ding ot' the party bosses.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

W

railinmoron LEADERS SILVER
BAY couransncs

Among the innovations that will
characterize the Missionary Education
Movement Conference at Silver Bay on
Lake, (.oorge, Juil i221. this r.ear
will he a special program tin lint men
opened by Mr. J. Campbell White,
general seeroinI r of the Lawnen‘s Mis-
sionnry Movement.

There will be another series or corn
remune- or institutes Jor isstors led
by Dr. Cornelius ii. Patton, secretary
or the American Beard 0! Commlu
sinners for-Foreign iiiissions,-rocent-
iy returned batman extandod‘journoy
, ihrouirlt Turtle, Africa. and India.
Other special conferenoetliund insti-
tutes have been arranged for Sunday

 

missionary committeemen. and for

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FORUM OF THE
POLITICAL AREN-

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

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in ”poor! Mather Parker.

l‘lcy betwool . ‘ y
u tit-wood .

has entered into any negotloilone with
the men who are filmflfldll'l it bolt
ilrom the unpublionn party, that they

I ‘_ Dr. W. In. Wiltonflov. Arthur a. Gray.

orbskknilni ambitions being
of the Why, there is nothing to
:Won‘t his (allowing his pretentious.
and he deal not inland. it is laid, to

m "peerless lender" has airports.
. bolt. the add lio' would support either Willoii
' “ Judson Harmon or Guns, but it is understood hero
* ,me ma anoin- that lilting with tho Wilton mans;

t to to mi M ”Meyer; there . ,

practically every type of worker in tbti’
ioosi church activities ‘
Dr. T H. P. sailor. Edodntlow
heraldry ot the Presbyterian Board 0!
.' Foreign illusions will be Deni or ill“.
‘ mulch shiny Wuimont thin your or
g in the him. won him will be In»
' elated I “roux faculty or normal mi
Iion study cinu teachers, inoiudin

Rev. John M. Moore. Mr. B. Carter:
Miliikin. Rev. 11.]! England. Min
busy 0. Sturzia, Miss Grace Lindley‘.
Mina Harriet Holloway and Miss Anna
n Tut. '_

Rev George ll‘. Bdt‘horlnnd. secre-
ton of tilk Yam Peonie' Missionary ,
Department at the Methodist church
will have charm of the missionary ‘
institutes and mutilated with him will

 
 

tilt Formrd Monument, Rev. Goon”

popular ”

‘ Bohool Suiannlondenta and ranchers. ‘ ‘

 

in Inoolaiim in various deportation] 'm
ihhluitiiti W. .l. M. Moore of the my ,

!

testify.

At oil circuit», ilk» 25:.

before their prompt action.

truly wonder workers.

The Best

Beecbam’s Pills, that wonderful family remedy that has
triumphantly stood the test of time, and is without a rival for
the rclief‘of all digestive troubles.

A positive remedy for all the many ills caused by liver or
stomach" troubles. For disorders Of the liver such as bilious-
ness, stomach trouble, giddiness, drowsiness after meals,
loss of appetite, nervousness, etc., there is one unfailing remedy

a medicine of proved worth, as thousands of families can
All these symptomsand achcs and pains,- vanish
I The very first‘dose gives relief.
A low doses will work wonders upon the vital organs,
strengthening the muscles, bringing buck a keen appetite and
sending healthy blood to all parts of the body.
Those who know pronounce them

.e Rome

Dimciiona of special value to woman are with every box.

 

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Education Mmemnnt will Lane charge
of the daily conferencrs in graded ruin-I
sionary instruction tor the Sunday
School. l
Mr. lloiliil’i l9. Spoor will be among
and other well known devotional lliitl‘
missionnri spcakcrs including iloniii
secrtnrlcs and missionaries will all-
dross the. ronl‘crencc ill the cumin,-
vesper and oilIeI services.

As in the past the atternoou hours
will be kept wholly free from ulcer»;
lugs for recreation on hillside. and:
lake. iiurry Wade tilt-its. general 52-0;
retail at the Missionary i‘dnoation;
mecmenl nill preside throughout the
conference I
Additionni Information concerning;
the conference may be had by address-
ing (‘. \'. Vikrcy. Missionary i'lilui‘n-
lion Movement, iSil Fifth Ave, New
York. N. Y.

DELEGATE TAFT AND NATIONAL!
TRADE.

' Mr. William it. Taft would be
among those interested, in any event.
but the board bi trade of Beverly.
Massachusetts. has dam» him rlimal
honor hr nppolniing hint at. the bond
at iia delegation of three members to
the conference of commercinl organi-
sations in Washington on the 22nd of
this month.~—Prorldence Journal.
Beforeiho campaign is over. Chump
Clark. will, no doubt pay stunt-one to
like that houn' do"; but and shoot it
~Bridgeport Post.

HELLO !

SPRING "Is HERE

House cleaning season is‘on hand.

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There is certainrly “lack of e

 

 

 

 

inn
Blickensderfer
Typewriter
Cost $65
AS'GOOD ASINEW
Horace R. Nash

N. Main 8t Wadi Sis.
S.Norwal_it

 

 

 

 
 

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liCSS in Colonel Roosevelt's tal
Chicago, which accounts for the;
sistcnt doubt gs to whether it
boil or take his medicine quiet!"
the event 0'; President Taft'n t'
inaIion.-—BosIOII Transcript.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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Darragh Brothers

WASHINGTON
STREET
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FARM, 2 acres, mouse 9 rooms:
I water. electric lights, bn‘ .
{3 miles South Norwaik. Fried
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reasonable terms.
COUNTRY RESlDENCE.

rooms; bath, water. laundry,

1-2 acre land; 2 miles trons

 

 

 

Patent

Medicines ......,...,...., ~

REAL ESTATE AND lNSU
Kilmor‘. Swamp Root. 50¢ ........ 45o AGENTS '
Klimer'n Swamp Root, $1 ......... 35c 5 Railroad Av~ , south No
Kennedy’s Favorite Ram, 31. .....

Dr. Home‘s Fav. Prescription, $1. 85¢:

W. F. Wigtnore Er Co. 'New Store,

DHUGGIITS

JAMES PARKER, MINIDOI‘I
8 No. Main 8t., So. Norwaik

Noxwalk center 3 minutes I
let. Price $4500; terms

:71. M. LAYTON

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

.312 DRESSERS. . I
315 DRESSERS ........... .
$19 DRESSERS ............,..

 

 

 

 

When you clean house you have
household soods‘to dispose or. i pay
the highest cash prices tor it or sit-
ensure.

M L. ,Rosen

Iii 11mm South alumni.

i
‘ service and Cuisine Up-to-Daio
‘ Rates .2 per day and Upward:

 

 

 

 

Hotel. Mahackemo

.I. It. caution. ml.
, . C ‘

SUNDAY DINNERS 75c

Banquets a Spee'ulty'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

M. L. ROS ii”

15 Eur avsiiu
souTI-I MonwAL

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

”it will] of the Presbyterian Wraith
Hm id “A Kinporia or the Rotor

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Reed & VOlk
Electrical Co.

The Only Fully Millpond
“lenient. anon
'ln the Town
Airro OUPPLIIO
Phone son—«so no. Milieu.

" so Notml‘kn trillion Ii nicer: ft

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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