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Evening sentinel, Friday, February 14, 1913 · page 8

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4 , pick of any Gear 37. 95

 

on sump.“
South Norwlllk. Gonn.

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River

This tastes as good as the highest and sells as cheap as“
the lowest grade of salmon.

I Creamery, Butter 3. ,
‘ “35131114 FLOUR. 69c bag
4are uploading this week end“ .w‘lu‘i Potatoest‘snle 1411) ““240.

triends in New York
a 4‘

Attorney John H. Light, of South
Norwaik, spent yesterday in New
York city on business.

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James Montgomery, of .Norwn'lk,
has secured 11 position lll"tlle V'rlrJ
il‘ty Lunch room in Marin street.

Attorney William F. Tammany, of
South Norwaik, is spending the day

.. in Bridgeport on pl'oi’essionnl busi-
114856.

e way we keep our word See big windO‘w displays for real
These are but a few of the good things:

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59c Centerpieces
. .4729 cents

[looli'ine lace Centerpieces and
Hearts R‘eg‘uior 53c, Halt
Price Sale 29c.

5c J. J. Clark’s
“ Thread 2‘40 Spot)!

100 dozen J J. Clark’s Thread
in blaclr only Regular 3c spool.
W,

25c Sateen l2'/20yd’

First quality Sateen..all colors.
Our regular '230 stock, Half
Price 12 1-2 e per yard.

.4...$2‘.oo wan
Dresses $91.00

75 Ladlefi’ Gingham end Percale
Dresses; regularly $2.00. Dur-
ing this sale £1.00.

"$2.00 Children’s
Coats $1.00

30 Coats that sold at 32.0010
$.00; while they .tlast 31.00.
Sizes 2 to 3 only. '

$2.00 Cloth,
Skirts $1

Ladlea’ Cloth Skirts.-
32. Half Price Sale 31.

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10c Boys’Windsor
Ties 45c

Boys” ‘ Windsor Ties: Regular
10c, Half Price Sale 50,. 4

°_$l.25‘Ciocks62c

White Ivll‘y Clocks. E‘xoel-
lent timekeeperat Regular $1.25
Half Price Sale 620.

75c Corsets 370

[Tony Corsets“, this 'aeaaon'e beat"
styles. Regular 75cyalues, Halt
4Prlce Sale 370.

$1.50‘White Skirts
75. cents

Fine Lace and Embroidery trim-
med. White Skirts. Regular
31.50, Half Price Sale 750.

~ 750 White Skirts
37 cents

White Embroidery Skirts. Reg-..
ular 750, during this Sale Half

Price 370.

4 590 Gowns 291:5

White Muslin Gowns, lace trim-

 

 

 

_ Lyman Bracken is

day in New York

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"‘ ‘aptnin Jack." McMahon expects
‘ to spend a few dots in 'New York

 

 

 

250 Ribbons
12‘/zc yd

80 pieces of wide Ribbon in all
the new colors, Regular 250 yd.,
Half Price Sale 12 1-2 1! per yd.
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500 Leather Bags
25 cents

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Beans and Peas

~ at Reduced Prices _ ‘

Pea Beans ...... 6clb.
Marrowfat Beans, 2 lbs. ....... .' ................. . 15c
Red Kidney Beams. 2 lbs. . ..... .. . 15c“
Green Peas, 2 lbs. . . . . :31:

Regular

19c Beauty Pins 9c

A large assortment of tine Beau- ‘
Regular 190,

6c 'i‘oWeiing
3c yd

’l‘he Bennett liquor continued case,

scheduled for yesterday morning in Plus.

is.
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M'riiton, has been put over until next
Monday.

Frank A. Wolfe, at South Norwalk,
left town today for Baltimore. 'Md.,
where he has secured a fine position,
in electrical work.

Harold Tripp, of Norwaik line ac-
quired a poaltion in the Barker
Launch and Auto Company, as lilo-
ohanicnl draftemnn

‘. City Clerk John J Cuneo of Smith“

Nor-walk in spending the day fin
Bridgeport; attending the short oal-
endar session of the court.

M-~—.

Kailaosa Encampment, No. 9., l. 1).
held its regular meeting l‘dfli‘

evening and made arrangements to

so to New Canaan on February ,20th.

9 city.

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‘tli‘lernooll at. 4:30 in
’ church of South Norwaiii. Those who
.9140 not- ongnged at this hour will be

J.= Walker Story, or Elmoreat Ter-
0, has returned after spending 4a
tew‘ days in New York, "Jimmie" at-
tended "The Whip" while in

A llenten servicel‘lvill be held this
the ’ Baptist

welcomed. , .

“Soft and stilt hula
O'ilrien's.

renovated.

.—

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Miss Julie E. Moll, of . Raymond
direct, won 11 Lincoln Day guest yester-
day 01' Misc Beatrice Good, of New
liilochello. 'whore illiiaa Mott, with ill-
tealLoiher mung ladies. attended 141
ton given by Miss M‘. Lylnus in honor
of her friend Minn Eva Brown.- Mina-
Mott reports having a ling time.

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TELEPHONE commeacmt
, Ponce,

Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. smith;
PrOVed Ideal Entertainers.

flaunt rAlbrecht entertained the horn
luarclnl [orco’or the local branch of
the (southern Sow 14211glwnd’Telaplioiie
company last evening at their home.
li‘ll’la has come to 13¢ an annual event
hind i! no recorded union: the int
mill or the telephone omen force.

it. will ”be remembered that new
1431114 “the nowartou young one;
reached South Somalis only lifters
navel-e uththh lam Norwaik
mild, but this year henna» of the
We condition at 311911314 martin; 1M4.

the

Yellow Split Peas, 2 lbs. .
Lentils,21bs...... .....

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. ..... ‘. .......... .. 15c

 

California Prunes

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l kag. Macaroni
'l.pirg Mince Meat ..
1 pkg Macaroni or Spaghetti
.1 lb. Pearl Barley .....
1 lb..Pearl Hominy ...... .
‘2 lbs. Butterine. best quality

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10 STAMPS WITH THE FOLLOWING:

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East IndiaTea Co

125 Washington Street.

 

 

TRlNl‘TY cocLeoc PRIZE WIN-
.Neas. ‘
HART-FORD Feb. ll.—-Anuouncc
merit Was made yesterday at Trinity
College or the award of the alumni
prlzoa in English communion as fol-
lowat‘i Flair-«leopard ll). Adkina, '13,

 

Morton. Md, “The Modern American‘

Short latelyi" secondmmihelbart '1‘.
smith. '13 New York city, "interna-
tional Relations of the Panama Canal;
lililrdw'l‘homna C. Brown will James
Wan Obtained in the American Revo-
lown. N. Y..‘ How the Aid of France

' tritium" honorable million Harold 1.!-
”Little Cilia
, zone and the Juvenile Court." “The
., A primer; are: 325. 330 and 313;

Mr and 1114.191wa l-‘Z'tlmltu, or

Gibbs. Wolltiiaid, Milan,

Show
A loan add payI learn in the m1
occur.

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A wl4‘acts About
Cigar Shape“

pinion» haw; "mane.” not
you limit buy cigars to
"look Week's the 11110111413
iron are after . J4 4‘
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llilllilllilii Till ‘
liifililllll iflll

LantrSillm'fowal-d the formal
inauguration oi President and
Vicoprealdent '

,,

WASHINGTON l4“ob.11.—~Tlie last
step toward the formal inauguration
of Woodrow Wilson as prouhllint and
Thomas It Marshall all Vice» Prali-
dent. citrus with the opening, verifying
and counliuu on the Memorial vote
«seat by the various states. The proc-
Initiation. made all the remit ’01
this count In the hall of the Home or
Representatives constitutes the term!
notice to the majority or. electoral
retell. ‘ ,

'rha certificates from 496 4110100.

 

each carried in an envelope iii which ”

ii.- iii delivered. ware taken out or the

a ‘y
Price 9c.

50 pair

Men‘s Cleaves Gloves. .

5c per pair.

(4

Half

lilcCanvas Gloves

Never
cold less than 1013, Half Price

Our regular 500 Leather Saga.
during this Sale-110.1! Price. 251:.
*

29c Flannel Skirts
15 cents

To the first 200 women we will
sell at this sale regular 29c
Flannel Skirts.“ 160. one ton.
dilatomer.

vcgwmv AVAV V‘AVWAIV

Dish Toweling. yRegular tic yd.,
Half Price 3c per yard.

4 15c Children’s
Velvet Grip Sup-
porters 7c

childrena Velvet Grip ~Hoae
Supporters in black and white.
Regular 15c, Half Price 7c.

med, 5913 values, Half Price 200.

15c ydr’Iioods
7c yd. ‘

1000 yards Dress Ginghamnand
other dress materials; regular
151: yard. Half price sale 70
yer-(1.4 4

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or Michigli‘h, had been appointed tai-
lera for respective trouser. to canvass
Ind'count the Note.
The honor of presiding over the
'Joint convention (all to Senator Bacon
an presiding officer of the Senate. A
chair at the left provided 9. place for
Speaker Clark. and house members
had arranged to vacate the first four
rows of sent: at the right to the Speak-
er‘s desk to make foam for Senators.
The pronoun provided that the Sea-
ate, carriu the electoral vote should
be met at the door or the 411011011 by
Door-keeper JoIeph J Binnott, and an
‘nounced, the 190111wa of the House
standing to receive the Walton. The
electoral vote. borne by two pages,
was required to be deliyered direct to
the :Spealror’a desk, where the prairie-
inx office; took chem ‘of it. opened
the certificates. naked if any "object-
ion" had been filed to any new a vote,
and handed the formal certificates to
the tailors Jor countlnx

The total vote aaiiccertalned by the
tellers constituted the official total of
the Wilson and Martha“ electoral
vote.

 

4130:2911. prescribed in form by the ruler:
aovominz today‘ a proceedings, was all
followiil '

l '“l‘Jlii “Woodmen! or the auto or
the yoto.,i)1 the President of the San
ate, chill be deemed a audiolont dealer»
'Illon 01 the portions elected President
and Vlooi’rellldont o!" the United
Staten tor the term outlining March
at 1913, tutti shall be entered, together
with a list or the votes on the Journals
at the lulu lionnoll;*W

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't'hm hi travail ll way tor the aim

Icinhtioua. skilled worker to (at
sholdwwrlle a Scandal What“ .14..

granule wiuit curly todawa’nd out. into.“Wm,”3 tell at your ”mum, um

i; in; redwood box, to he carried to
the 3003. chamller no .3110 than
lie ‘hlld inane arrows ill. ”by m»
ml 014041115111.g to suspend 41411111110110; allure

“111 More 1 o’clock and 4141001th111 in thy

mil 0 wuitlonrwharwtmrmlo, well.
directed service will Mall. in Mlllti

 

The .ol‘ilcial proclanlotion «by ifilenatori

“ day.

Housefurnisbing

Saturday Only

100 good duality Clothelll’ina. Sat.
urday ..

Plain White Shell page. with lace
edge, 5 yardpackngea. Satan
day 4- 2 pkgl. for 50

Fluctuuallty {Toilet Paper. roll or

pnclrage. Salorddy ii for 190

'F'illa Nilpiha Laundry 80am. Suture

duy’” ...............4colke

Small Size ivory Soap. Saturday,
40 cake

Saturday,
Se cake

10c Folding Lunch Boxes salurdey 79
Folding Elm Boxer. Saturday Do 60:.

Albert F. Gehebe
44..all went“ wasnmoron ,a'r."
‘ ooorwuoayvaalc. 4

who news new outcome.
. when“. 007

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Lenox Laundry «Soap.

Prompt ooliynry.‘

 

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CHARGED WI‘l’H BIGAMY,

BRIDGMM‘. Feb 14 mailman
Slum or oil-621mm, was bound over
to the hilaerlor chart under bonito
for trial on the change of. binary to-
Throasil counsel. he entered a
tiemurmr to the complaint width: with
overruled. The bonds were placed
at 31000. 4, - , 4

4 W
The mature linen he: moved up
another lit 'tllOL Smart: and Gore

 

Specrals

7c ,;

 

The Hatch 81 Bailey Company

IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

Lumber and Mill Work for Everything

Telephone. 40. "

BEAVER BOARD

in gaining rapidly inpopuiarlty u I sub-1mm mt lath Ill ‘ 4.
plum- and nil-paper. It in susceptible of an infinite yum . 4
ofartlaticdallzpl ilormlla and mung-.0111 permit. .a I
wide scope for individual mfermeituld tutu. We new
and keep I. lune “only on hand.

 

 

 

 

 

L I S T E N
REDDY 84 AYERS GARAGE

to Villa 2AM or. char norm 1;

 

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q 33 South Main St; South Norwalk 4 ’ . 4
Selling Qut Sale of Winter Garments

Bulletin ml do not carry anything over min one season to hire
other. mile mantle iron! regardless or out, spacial Reduction. on ,
,_ Lliul‘w 41ml Miami” lusts. mm and Mluu' emu, Ledl‘u" mt.

law mun. Many women lire huylr'la our taunt I retinal
mmmr at term loan.
libel: controller

 

 

 

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