Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 21, 1913 · page 7

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Thanksgiving ~
SPECIALTIES

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Hugh! ’0 Iran. _, ‘ ,fi ‘ ll V8113“: ~ .. You Will find the most complete stock at Beckmnnn’s. A
um. - . . ‘ ‘ a . , . ‘ J . 9‘ few of. the many things we have:
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”00m. ' -. ‘ ‘ , , Flmdnprangen . New Table Raisins
..w. ma . [W'thpe Fruit ,3th and Thyme

 
 
 

 
 

Cape Cod Cranberries
N¢w Layer Figs
Dromednry Dates
Mala a Grapes
Choice Applee

Dudley Ppmpkin ,
r Heinz or None Such Mince Meat
‘ Fancv Sweet Potatoes

New ‘ Canned Fruits

“ Imported and Domestic Cheese

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newnenmo‘rou er. '

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r. A. Lunar:

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“ vWe recommend 5A
. Home Blanks“ because of
“ their eat strength. their
warm: .their honewprotec- .2
lion and their lining wear.
They are the leaders. Aelt
for a 5A Horse Blanket
when you buy.

our, A

IA IQUARI ILANKK‘I‘ '0. I'll“ UII
3A IVAILI. ILAIIKIF- ION Jill ITHLI ~
‘ . IA 'LUIH IOI‘ FOR YOUR OWN COMFOIT ..

. , ‘iGeorge W. Wardwell

52 .South Main “Street

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and the largest stock shown iii-this part of con-y ,
necticut is here-a goodly showing too of‘other desir-
able and popular fobricwldeltons, ‘Kereeys, T“
Shetlands, etc" in conservative as well an ultra models.

$10.. llf‘s'.~'+$i1‘8. $20, ' $25., up .

Great Sultry Value; at corresponding prices“

All the Standard Brands’wmes, Liquors, Bottled Beers,
Ales, Porters, Mineral Waters, etc.‘ .

A. r. Beckmann & co. '

33 AND at wnHmorow a'r. scorn NORWALK. '
. wanna 440.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

We rely on our bays’department for the future
growth ofuthis: business and that is why our iyalues
discount many. other offerings widely. cried , about

‘ town. Nobby and excellent wearing fabrics hone in
them the satisfaction that will bring you here next sea-

. Suits $3 to $10, age; 3 to :8.

Overcoats $350 to Sta, ages 3 to :7.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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_ oo‘vnu WEAR GLAssE‘er ‘
If so a.» you satisfied that they

have been fitted to your eyes in a.

correct and proper manner! Have

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Ideal Winter Shoes

For the man who dislikes to wear rubbers, Emerson.“
Shoes are as near waterproof as it is possible for
leather to be. _,

. I .
Master Theodore Hudson, of 19 Eli‘ The zenith at mutations wan reach-
' an: street, celerated his eighth ed'yesterday noon when .9. man enter- , ,
i day Tuesday evening. Little ed a barroom, naked for his ‘fnvorite $:?gh(¥;§naf$:6§ygeg[figufiey‘g
" loads gathered and a good time was brand.” and deposited a paper has! ' . they haven't or you need glaaeee.
rted »by,-all. ‘upon the bar. Inquiry developed the‘ Mm... conlult me at once.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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fact that his wife was outside the place WlLLIAM J. MOORE

i‘ N133 Esther Kellogg. 0f Norwalk.l waiting for him while he delivered the » AL KINDS OF ' ”WWW“
as among the guests present at the package, The Men! the bartender grains? 5:61;: Bulldmt.
. a no on .

[Olden wedding aflIIlVerSfil‘y Of Mr- broke into laughter when the" bag wall1 ) P 7 ‘

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uni Mrs. George Kellogg, in New (la- opened and found to contain nothing‘ ‘ ‘ * Mondap, Wedneolila; arguing”
final, on Wednesday. but air. ' ‘ ‘ . Evenings. 8:30 to 9.

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1‘ Notice the model shown here. Although studied
out for comfort in walking, like all Emerson it has all
the style and swing the most critic-loan demand.
N J Equally us good Emersonu (or dress, work or

' ‘5 ploy waiting ior you.

 

 

Hill's. Frank Becker of South Nor— v __.__.._____._ '~*~~ 4 p.‘rn’_’da’lly‘.

k. is making a several day’s - I

, hit with her mother, Mrs. Grunt);

11 her sister, Mrs. William Nichols ‘ Bath Robes and Escallops FreSh D aily
, Ladiee' W-Blanketr Glotir
-—6nanpy Kellys ut O’Brien’s.

South Main street, New Canaan.
l ,, Wm Bl“: Robes in two toned ” 21'; Opened Long Clams
l' ’ . ,' . , . paisinassorttnentoftiol- o 9 o .. e
.. 3.122331: "“‘.‘.:‘;,‘.‘:;‘i.::’. “‘22:.5211» $325.33... at $3.98:- Cutblll 5 Bridge FlSh Market

‘1 1‘ Will find the N. E. Ryan 00. sum muses: an‘a Children’s Bath TELEPHONyE 103. FREE DELlVERY.

 

Oysters and Clams ._

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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. at (lronlly Reduced Prices of Ladies' and Misses' Suits, Coats,
llrcsrus, Skirts, \ansts, Furs and Corsets.

When a woman“ goes shopping she goes to “the store in which
she has the greatest confidence.” Sim docs not judge stores by what
they claim to do, but what they do do. Sim goes to the slore which
she has always learned gives all or more than the promise. While
some stores are nlwnys claiming to give unheard of values, it is
quite often the, case illut some othor store not claiming so much is
rcnlly givinglletter values. While we are firm holiercrs in adver-
tising, we know that women judge in; mostly “‘1 WHAT WE DO and
not by Wlllil we say, Home we depend upon reul. genuine mine git“
log to get on cunlouierc nnd lrocp llicm. We, want you.

SALE IN BOTH STORES
WE ALTER FREE.

The Paris Cloak iii Suit Hmlsc

33 South Main St. .‘ioulh Norwall‘
515 Main St, Stamerd. 33 South Main St. South Nor-walk.

g4 swift, to supply it. Special values: d
r tomorrow in wanted merchandise. ‘ Misses” and Children’s m—WW
J‘adv. . l « Blanket Cloth Bath Robes
in pink and white and blue

and white, 6 to 15 years
$1.98

 

 

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Mrs. Mattie I. Anderson has sold her
9 residence at 65 Croats street to
proprietor of the Castor amuse-

”?ent places in this city. It is under-
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d that Mr Castor oil toko pos‘ J.I. Mallette

For Roche-heating Satisfaction Burn

Our“Thoroulghly Screened Goal” 1.

The Coal that given lull heal value, the kind that preducoo results.

OF QUALITY

 

 

 

ion on Decemer 1.
~ The season of slippery
roads and pavements is here

, - ‘ «the season when it's : ,
" HARRIS & G ANS COW ANY ‘ criminal to run without skid ,' .
i Water Street. South NorWalk. Tel. 72:. chains~havc YOU :1 pair? ’
i If not. have us supply you.

Other winter supplies we. '
carry are cold weather lub- _
ricants of highest quality, i '

e is (m the ilmtriwe,‘llllll ill exper'iod ' consumptlon m , l I b grSEEnSTtafiiig¥Ya::o?fi i V W. i MW M H W H“ WWNWM“ mm, W WW
.. m . It h... been w " PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS

. that are dependable and a
.~ . 1‘ f mouths swarm with ’l‘uberculoalu
0“ “me- MW“ ”9““ “9“”?! 0 as usual months ahead of others.

field avenue, has been substitutv Germs, and that those awept into rplendld “00k 0‘ accessor-
. "'9 ”mm" m“ m" “'° ”W" ”8 and Small PM nu: FASHION poor: for Winter of Pictorial Review Style:
contain»; tllu moat popular and mnnrtcet modifications of

 

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' “ 88 Wool-Inflow M. I Now it the time to put in a supply..
to. Nomlk. l

Mrs. Jasper Pryor has returned to Tel. 44!.
home, 62 {Bolden avenue, alter a. ‘
,. t with her grandson, lrving Camp,
3 Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. Camp. who in
limhperintendent or the New York
woe of the Meriden Brittnnlu Com-
y, is a frequent visitor to Norwnlk.‘ ' '

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

has Phillips, a teacher in Center, ee
yohool, New Gunman, is ill at her homo
K‘HS’outh Norwnlk, with typhoid fever.

 

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_ tlcn and are distributed throughout . , I Close prices and. guaran-

the body. Decuyod teeth? are not
hlle the workmen were shifting urul breeding grounds for ’l‘uhar—
ouloaia Germs. Boo to it at once
that these brooding places are ‘ not
kept in the mouth;

 
 
 

iron to the new pole in front or
'Glty ‘Hnll, South Norwnlk, you

fly. one of the wires come in coli-

teed quality-

 

THE “ NIINARET” STYLE

You rmot nnd Iiuw Kiylt‘fl In otllcr puttomu.
Pictorial Roth-w Wm; the first to Import lhlflfitlie lawn of a
Parietal: module.

with the high powered meal W. A. Hanford ‘ ‘
l:“3..‘“§i‘.':‘.‘. “:.::1:‘:“.J“3§:§1“.’.; Dr. J. H. Mallory . ' .- Minion 139,95.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

“treat. 118"!!le missing an "Al" makes only remnnblo charges for
orer who was Working nearby. mung tooth. ' ' ’ ‘
‘ Save the Teeth»- Keep the Health.

16 80. Main 8L. Bo. Norwnlk,

.._,..-_.- . Houna: o A, M. 70 a P. M. . > 0
glanced urc helm: 80M 011i "3qu rd aumnys By APPOINTMENT . , . .. .. .. . . . . ~ . , ~
“ding the celebration to ho held by , . , . , , ‘ ‘

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'wLatcst colt huts, Ll‘lirlou‘ii.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

F :thv'Nllrwnlk Lodge, No. 709, ll. P. 37:73::73l‘3l:l'3i':::7':l':l‘=\=::f:Iz‘:5’i“"“ .
‘ E, on Mondny night next in com. ‘‘‘‘‘

, crutiou oi the freedom tromdoht .

Willa Home in South Mnln street.
lJ.ivo uncut-anon that (lmnd Idxult-

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Specially Priced Apparel For

lc luugllt and taught llmrouulo

 
 
 

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* Ruler Edward Lunch, of Lodge No. W ‘ M. d Chol d 4..
- New York, will he proaent has 0‘“ 0* omen, $898 all I Tell fllrnl'llloll Froe; uludcnus ru-
n received. Dlulrlct Deputy Punt , :1
lied Ruler Martin .1. Cunningham. $1,129,000 . . 1 , l ’ v 1' , l 7 'l , , Mfume“ cclvo tho venom at individual h t u ‘ Hm n u u“ l rt
nhury, will nlbo her present. . . H “$5333”léfitiffdmgd” mm sly w m“ mulcrm 5' ”£31.93 up instruction in Email (‘lilfiliiig at {will mum” on: t n W. u up: 0 a mu m“ u and mp0 out
. h“ re .4, “. oi .. lll‘l‘v'tlltitlllto ~~~~~ tulle. l ‘ ,. > , ‘
orlainlnent ““1 rclrcshmcntu are 8' Vi . - fl l'i’lA'l‘S. in the most fashionable linen. . ...... 35:95 no , W‘NTEn rAfiflION booms
. 3 omitted for by the committee. ‘ n” Wm H SILK l.)li]:‘.SSli$. draped and Tunic modclu. having kimml" and l 223"}: "m“ M the i’ultern Counter when purchcmd "“3 ‘ 1“ Mt
' “ W“ ””""’”“" $750,000 9,! li’ffi‘hl‘ii’ilk‘isl‘litgh"l.;.l‘;.‘.‘1.31;?:ié.‘.’.;.;.’.;.".;c.+'93. :5 M ' " m mu. omen. trauma: coupon ma m m 15 cent room.
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SKlRTS. in 3 large variety in blue. black serge. and giggling

WAlS’l‘S in all the new mmlulll. in error. nlld voile, with r‘ulflt‘n
98c “P

lllleA-hnbehe; a....: lIlI-‘ebbelllhnotltlllehlleraeld

Reel literate, the
safest loam in the

world.
Ba Account!
financed.
South Nowell: '

C.’l‘rust Co.

ope-um Swim

 
 

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, coon .___...__.
ob Printing,

in omen, ,
em worm,
' u

Business College

cw mo. riled-r tenuous

w .. WllaLIAM P. BERKS.
Two mores.

 
 

Don’t [or et to inspect our FUR lflil’AliTMENT..

, , . Norweik, Conn.
Egglsor inary value in WOMEN'S FUR QQATS on ,

d SMALL

Booth Hamill, Conn.
tooth NerwIllt. ‘ ' '
.Itemlertt. . Port Charter.

 

 

 

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