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Re uce the
This Sanitary Glass
Kitchen Set is Positi-
vely 0ilcred Only by
The Evening Sentinel
to its Readers.
"\ '. Kitchen Soar Shaka
It will be given for $1.15 and 6
Coupons of consecutive dates.
This useful Sanitary Glass Kitch-
J‘ ‘ en Set fills a long felt want of“
H every housewife. There has
never been designed for practical
use a more serviceable and com-
plete Sanitary Kitchen Set. No
household is fully equipped with-
;--~ \. _ out one of these Combination
if Glass Kitchen Sets. A true friend
ill the kitchen.
This set consists of eight
handy necessary utensils which
will make culinaryduties a pleas-
Lomon Juloor
ure every day in the year.“
READ and PROFIT.
Fruit lu Filler
Wm Strainer
Kitchen Measuring Pitcher
High Cost of
Livmg.
$2.50 Household SANITARY GLASS Kitchen Set.
To Sé‘ntinel Readers for 6. Coupons and
$1.15
' No matter: how large or small your family may be you need this useful Glass Combination Kitchen Set. as shown below. No further need of guessing. Be
accurate in .your measurements. Very useful for Sugar, Flour and Liquids. In fact indirpellsive to every housewife.
Strictly Sanitary. THE EVENING SEN’i‘INEL is always looking for something that will Dc useful to its readers, and we have therefore made arrange-
ments uni-h the manufacturers of this Sanitary Kitchen Set to supply our readers with this very useful Combination. All you need to do to get one is to clip
./ 6 Coupons from THE SENTINEL and present them at this office with $1.15 and take it home.
DON’T WAIT START CUTTING YOUR COUPONS TO-DAY.
A Money Saver, .1 Time Save? and
._
Mastering ‘
Kitchen Onttit
Coupon.
TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1915
Six Consecutive Coupons and
$1.15 will secure one of these
useful outfits.
Can You
Pin, with handle. worth .50
One Glass Kitchen 16 02.
Graduate, worth .25
One Glass Kitchen Funnel,
worth .10
_One Glass 8 07.. Measuring
Cup, worth .10
One GlassiKitchen 8 02. Salt
Filler, with Wire Strainer,
worth .25
One lass Kitchen 8 oz. Salt
Shaker, worth .15
One Glass Kitchen 8 oz.
Sugar Shaker, worth .15
Total $2.50
SPECIAL—~13ach article in
Set Consists oi
()ne Glass Kitchen 3 Pints
Measuring Pitcher, worth $1.01)
One Glass Kitchen Rolling
this set is fully guaranteed. Any
piece that does not give the ut-
most satisfaction in service will
he cheerfully This
Glass Kitchen Set must be seen
to be appreciated. Come in and
replaced.
look it over.
'A Glass Sanitary Conbination Kitchen Outfit.
Sanitary Glass Cut Just 6 Coupons and Then PayfiSIJS.
COUPONS APPEAR DAILY.
Afford“ to Lose This
Opportunity? ‘
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other recommendations probably to-
morrow. The short time available for.
a
, ll. 8. Will Billi-
_ > _ their consideration may cause some
10" I8 moygflnoi the Million and Kennedy nomina-
. l ltions to go over to the Congressional
‘receas.
Thomas J. Brown was yesterday
* . classified under civil service as posh
. dates opponents of Lonergnn. and not master of the fourth class attics, Pack-
to promote harmony in the Democratic él’. Windham county.
nulls. . Three Connecticut men in the con-
’Gcneral Roper disposed of the Man- solar service received promotion ves-
chester postmaster-ship case yesterday terdny. Homer Byinxton, United States
and today ma Wall's nomination.me consul st nods. England. at 321,590,
.so .to the Senate from the White a nor. was nominated by the Presl-
House. _ 'dent to he 3 consul of class 7 under
‘Havlng noticed the trouble Loner-:the new diplomatic and consular law.
nn's postmubershtp selections are It a outcry of ”.000: Clarence 19-
hoving. two or his colleagues yeltor- Gum not vice consul at 311mm.
day hastened forward with candidates. Chill. WWI! limited fees, becomes
1. Ionrcsontotivojtsunody recommended o ooulnl of class 8 at ".500. An sp-
rint Hiram bsoppointod pout- mum to thut class is also given
am It Merino. Kenn-d: can!
‘anonorovncont jobs in hisI
«riot until after no retires from.” 8130. War tho our low those
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and mm a Now Chou. Chlnml
o,,lpmmmuuuug r. on- on. of w»
resentative-elect from the First dis-
trict, is here with Mrs. Oakey, at the
Cochran Hotel, to see the windup of
Congress. Mr. Oakey intends to spend
as much time as possible attending
sessions of the House to goth experi-
ence. He‘ has also some department
business 'to attend to. He talked so-
cially with Representative Lonergsn
yesterday. Mr. Oskey expects to be
here most of the week. Mrs. Oakoy
is sightseeing and arranging for living
accommodations for herself and hus-'
bond here during the next Council.
The sundry civil appropriation bill,
as agreed upon in conference between
the two Houses of Congress. elimin-
ates the $150,000’lucrouc in oppro~
pristions provided in a Senate unend-
mont for the New Haven Federal
building.
1!. 8. Conan! Byinmu mentioned
Course 6. lion-on. now vioo-oonml‘sbovo is a son of Mr. and )lrcOoorxo
B. Bylncton. of Now York. for-arty
oi Norwolk. ond a nephew of William
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Dainty Apparel for the Newest
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The City National Bank
Established 1857
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Arrivals
The Section for Infants' Wear directs attention to the
very large assortment of Slips and Frocks for the littlest
folk. Thesegarmenis are of fine nainsook and exquisitely
hand made” ‘ I ' a f _ Janis}!
Prion. begin at $1.00. ,
ltvis rising to see how very well made is a little
dress for} " There are a few little hand-run tucks, a
sprinkling.‘: “tiny French knots, and some rows of feather-
stitchin'g.‘* Neck and sleevebauds are finished with the
narrowest of Valencieunes edging.
~ From $1.00 and $1.25 to $5.50.
According to fineness of material and amount of work»
manship.
Short White Dresses for ages 6 months and to one
and two years, have the. little yokes smocked with
white, pale blue or pale pink. Smocking is a form of
needlecraft that is centuries old, and seldom does its ef—
fective simplicity fail to please. These dresses are from
$3.50 up. Second Floor.
Some Novelties in Jewelry
The ever convenient little brooch known as .the
“Friendship Circle" arrives in more attractive styles than
ever, ready in be used with spring waists and gowns.
Circles With gold tops, 25 cts.
Circles in blue, white or black enamel, 50 Cts.
Circles in white and black combined, 50 cts.
Circle Sets, two pins. 50 cts.
three pins. 50 cts.
Circles of brilliants with black enamel, 50 cts. and
$1.00.
" Any of these could be used as slipper buckles,
For the Hair
The "Saris Gene” Casque Comb, effective
lirench.twist, $2.00. :
A Comb known as “The Eternal Question," of hand—
somedemi-blond shell, which appears when placed in the 1
hair like an interrogation mark of mysterious fashion. ' .
50 cts. ‘
The “Castle Band" which is the little filet band worn
by Mrs. Vernon Castle, having 'colored jewels, sap-
phires, topaz, moonstones, etc, arranged to fall on the
forehead,'antl a pendant baroclie pearl with them.
with
$2.50.
.\t the Jewelry Section.
Do you wish to send a Birthday Handkerchief? Put it,
in a holder of quaint design that carries a word of greet-
ing and a breath of sweet smelling sachet. 20 cts. each.
Handkerchief Section.
The Art. Section is complete with new materials of all
desired kinds. The pattern books of Miss Alden are
available for those who wish exclusive designs on gar-
ments of any kind or housekeeping linens;
Main Floor.
-' in: Quint-
Remember to see the display of Spring Dress Cottous,
Flowered and Embroidered Voiles, Poplins. Organdies and
Lawns. Basement.
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’ saddomptemy
r The sum-st til-{mun form-the ranks of Labor‘s mighty hosts will alv
: ways find a welcome here.
V service to all—an institution interested in rethinks: the friendship and
. airtime-nee, us well as the business, of its delimiter-l.
ism,
“Labor Day” W eek
The personal equation is .of vital importance in Banking as in any oth-
er business. .
This Bank. holding its position by Imlvermil suffrage, desln .1 m be or.
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-- SPECIALS -
Best Family Flour, a bag _. ....... . ................. 95¢
Granulated Sugar, 4, 1-4 lbs.“ ................. 25¢
Delicious Creamery Butter, 3 lb. ._. .................. 33¢
Process Butter in prints ........................ 29¢
Fresh Eggs, a dozen 32¢
Fels Naptha, Ozone and Kirkman’s Borax Soap ...... u
I. COTTABI ITIIIT.
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