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Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 11, 1915 · page 12

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. When the mercury's '
Ea: you look at the sky I
M declare that cold 3
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lather ought never re-
m Full soon comes the
Fall with its rainstorms
and all, then the frosts
that appear when the
leaves ’gin to turn. By
the time it gets cold you
are not quite so bold and ..
. flea you are looking for
_ something to burn. Soon
e North Winds will
ow and we shall have
snow and what are you
- going to do then—poor
thing? Why you’ll have
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HOW ABOUT THAT ROOF?

If it's Shingles it needs.wo have them in both Red and White
Cedar, the best grade being the 18 in. Perfection Vancouver Red
Cedar.
Cedar sawed from live timber-not from stumpage or refuse left In
the forest. Neither are they baked to death in a dry kiln. but dried
slowly under a moderate heat so as to retain the natural life of the
wood You want the best; we ve got "them—ask for Port Kells and
lets get to gether and figure out a roof that will give you honest
service at the right price. Do it now!

THE HATCH 8: BAILEY CO.

We are near——just as far as the nearest letter has or telephone.

.5. [curred last evening, at the Sanitarium
- In Shelton

. Ia long time with his hepheW. H. B.

:1 ‘Lockw,ood of Wilton avenue

These are manufactured from the very best selected Red 1 .flity—slx years of age.

,1 afternoon at 2 30 oclock

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‘_ I I Andrew Mastrernello.
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of Mr and Mrs. Andre“ Mastrerncllo.

Our specialties—CreoDipt StaI ned Shingles, Beaver Board, Ladders. held W131

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

. 'your roll or suffer with
2’ 3x35 till Spring-poor The MOSI Eas‘ India we Give and
. THE Progressive Tea C0 Redeem
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' FERRIS COAL mm” 125 Washington 31. "a "m
COMPANY Store Tel. 371 Stamps
l S err & Barnes’ C
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”8m, tea to un
Clubs

Non Mercuric primer .

gives even ignition

uniform combustion,

and velocity; more

regular pattern.

Black shells have

clearl passage tram

" primer. to powder.

thus eliminating long

- ~ are}; i
Block shells are really
‘ waterproof. Test them

yourself and be con-

vincod.

Black shells are the

.. most expensive shells

, to manufacture but
, .. ni‘e'hold at the same

price as other makes I

m D. MORGAN 1 ‘ '
(Sue r to Charles E. Dow)

m Wuhington Street
‘ 51.111thng

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Finest Creamery Butter 32c lb.
Good) Table Butter 29c lb.

 

 

WARRANTED EGGS ..... . ............... 32151107..
'PURELARD...................... .......... 125.113").
FANCY SWEET POTATOES ................. 25¢ pk.
SAFETY MATCHES. D02. ...................... 5d:
FULL CREAM CHEESE .................... 20¢ lb.
BEST FAMILY FLOUR ..................... 79¢ bag
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR. BAG ................... 85¢
PURE NEW CROP MOLASSES. GAL. ......... 60¢
ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR 5 lb. bag .......... _- 28¢
RYEFLOUR, 51b. bag.......... ................ 25¢
GRAHAM FLOUR, 61b. bill: .......... 25¢
YELLOW CORN MEAL, 3 lbs. ......... 4 ¢
UNEEDA BISCUITS ..... 2 r... 9¢ Will!

I pkg. Mince Meat. ................... 9c

1 can Golden Pumpkin ....... .gc ..

1 can Pure Condensed Milk ..... 9c

Oven Fresh Milk Crackers .......... 9c lb. 9 C'.
Oven Fil'fshPSoga C(riachcrs .......... 9c lgb.

Cam he s or an cans ...........

fifirrgSygup.f.é ...................... f .. 3: Will buy

ran 8 0 08 S ............. 2 0f
snider’s Tomato Sgup ....... ' ...... 9 c Can ““8 WM

 

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William F. Turtle.
The death of William F. Tuttle oc-

where he had been for
some time. Previously he lived for
He was
Funeral ser
vices will be held from the funeral
parlors of D. W. Raymond on Sunday
Rev F. B.
Coleman will officiate. and interment
will be in Riverside Cemetery. ‘3’ 1

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Azndrew the eight- day old infant sonI

died yesterday
be I

of 1-1 Podmore street,
afternoon. Funeral services will

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The big jubilee celebTallou of the.
Golden Anniversary of G. W. Fair-l
Icl.1ld & Sons.lnc,1l1e well known
iBiidgeporl jeuelem starts lomo11ow
lfllltl will last one week. In our ail-I
ionising columns today are a few of
line celeb1ation specials that will well
repay local leaders to patronize this I

 

enterprising firm Dainty souvenirs
1will be presented to visitors and a
most attractive invitation to attend
this event pub‘ished by Richard H.I
Fitch, the local advertising specialist
.l1as been wary generally distributed:
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TRISTRAM s. HYATT

A ' - ‘ IS“
EFurSale 0N

TOday, Tomorrow
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I111 “chums" 111
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When Bilious, Hudachy. Sick, For I
Sour Stomach, Bad Breath
and Colds.
Get a ill-cent box. 1
Take a Cascaret tonight to cleanse
your liver stomach and bowels, and
you will surely feel great by morning.
Sou, men and women who hate head-
ache, coated tongue. a bad cold, are
:blllous. nervous. upset, bothered with
a sick. sassy. disordered ‘nsm‘am, or
' have backache and m1 all worn out. "
Ale you keeping your blwels clean
with Cascsre‘tll—«or merely forcing 0‘
passageway every few days with salts.
lcatharilc pills or cantor oil? :
Cascarels inlmedlatelyrcleanse and‘
regulate the stomach remove the
sour, undigested and (smiling food
and foul gases: take til»; excess bile
from the. liver and carry oi! the coli-
,silpated waste matter "an poison mm
the bowels. '
Remember a (‘ascarei tonight will
,siralghleu you out by morning. A
' Ill-cent box ironiyour drugisbmoans
Lhcalthy bowl action; a clear, head
land cheerfulnoss for months. Don't
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judging from the popular interest in OUR ANNUAL FUR SALE we have made no mis-
take in extending the time over two days instead of one. For the first time in the history
.. of allr Filr Exhibits we will continue the dislay Saturday evening giving-those Who are

not able to attend in the daytime a chance to enjoy the show.

Never has Norwalk had the opportunity to select

For Coats, Mulfs,

From a larger or more Varied stock, which includes besides our own big supply, the entire

sample line of Lehrburgcr & Asher, one of the largest manufacturing furriers in the coun-

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try. with Mr. R. S. Lehrburger, of the film. in personal charge of the sale.

 

 

THE FUR COATS are marvels of tbmi’ort aild style including French and Hudson
Seal. both plain and in combination with other furs; with many models in Raccoon, Mar-

‘ mot.. Caibcul and Pony.

THE MUFFS AND NECK PIECES are of endlcSS variety of fur, and of design.

 

 

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, 1 I kg Force . . . .. . ~ ----------- , ..__._.,.. - _ . .-,-..L__.L..-_..L.. a Many.of the muffs are round in shape. although the flat styles are still much in demand.
- REMEMBER ‘ p . - .- I . .
- 1 ll Washin ton Corn Flakes. . . . . . . . ........... 1th , I . -.
' m; m0“ Co. I 1 :05 Lemon 5, Vanilla Extract 1 , ,~ you I I! Y " fl . l The Neck‘ Pieces are noticeable for the high standing effects. the chic “chin-chin” col—
- ‘ ‘ ..... oc ’ ' , ' .
V , incomorfiu I I sit. Emit £11,; ' ' . V- . ' . . . ' - . . . . I . . . ...... ice I ' 0“ ave lars being one of the most popular shapes. Many of them are of double fur wnhout the
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I 1 b0‘- Pure Catsup """""""""" 1°C Any ’Junk usual satin lining. The Natural Red Fox. Cross Fox. Beaver. Badger and Raccoon are
Try‘hefmduel ‘. ELL .. 1 much worn; while the BI 1c Dyed Fox and. “Battleship Grey" are among the novelties of
1 ‘ thithhtmtormé,‘ _ ‘ m 0|]th ; IT To 8. Jaflce ‘ the season.
I a Roasting Ham .1 Successor to Wm.“ Effron. 1 ~
.I . . F 31. i 1’ the 499% lk - THE FUR TRIMMINGS now in such great demand for coats, gowns‘ and hats, are
i :c11c10:sc :5 ’ I 17 Fort Street. East‘ orwa ' " shown "1 many. widths. colors and materials. and are well worth critical inspection.
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......... ~ 1-. x 25c, 30C. 35C- I 1 "
i Extra Stamps. ' I [1 REM B
, . .1 g lndlau Motor Cycles .
Electrical C0 1 :"Sh 32°35?“ I Ilistriblgoittshfg Norlizalk and 1: E iece la 6 d Is rea d i r
eanu s. a u . 0 arm I “ES"
The Only Fully Equipped ‘ ' uart for "é I " very p t y y 0
til-£01m cu. SHOP ‘l {-1 0 : 'lhe Sterling Motor (0. ‘ 9 .
, 0m- Own Make 1 Darien Colin. 1 d. i d l. ‘ .
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To sUPPLIEs mam“ Butler 1 A bl d M t C cle ,
Plan».- 305-50 80.1mm M. » It's Delicious ‘, utomo ‘eRigaig-s 0 or y ‘ 1
Bo 'Naruw‘c. Nl‘ualc Hall llock -' 15¢ II’ I Registered F'. A. M. Repair ;‘ j
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WINTER UNDERWEAR
For children ‘ ‘
‘FCT Lidia.

For Men
FLANNELETTE
MENTs .

'Nffihtics and Collins
LADIES GOWNS.

50 st: to $1.50

GAR-

2.’ etc. and $0 cts.
MEIES’ DRAWERS.
25 cts. and 50',ets.,
- ENVEL'JPE CHEMICES.
' in. on and $1.539

south :‘ioruan if, in.

on also a aeuu u» no

Re (i the Clossdlcd Ads. on Third Pdil

WEAK-

Eor Saturday Hosiery Come to Us

SPECIAL SALE 0‘13 111350115 /
1ct.,
Wider 5 cts. Values to 10 etc.

Wide 10 as. Values to 20 oils. r
new Riesous 1.‘

Special Narrow Ribbons for Fancy

1.25.89 CORSET COVERS LADlES'

LADIES’ CLOTH SKIRTS

A DICKERMAN s. SON

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END, PURCHASES

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"FABRIC GLOVES .

25 etc. and/50 cts.
KID GLOVES

Only $1.00 ~.
FUR TRIMMING

38 etc. to $1.98
FANCY BUTTONS

>10 oil. to $1.00
NECK WEAR

25 cu. to $1.00
LEATHER BELTS
. 25 ets. and 50 etc.
Jr SILK GIRDLEB
60 cts. and $1. 00

2cis., 3 cts. Value: to 5 eta.

No. 1 Baby to No. 200 Sash

Work

SHIRT WA-lSTS-
25 styles at $1.00

Crepe de Chine, Missed, white or
Flesh $249 «

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$2.25 Savory Enameled Roast
ere, large size at - ..... $1.49
10c. Rotary Flour Sitters It 71:.
35c. Wood Lawn Rakes at 290.
10c. Clean-cut Pie
Cake Tins at

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I and Laygr
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$5.00 American Beauty Electric

Irons. 220 vo'ts. Sat. $3.98
251:. Jelly Glasses with tin tops

1.9c doz\

Hardwood Ash Can Truck with
two wheels and long handle
at $1.69
10c. Hardwood Potato Mashers-
. at 5c
291:. Red Flower Pots with sauc-
. er, 10-i11ch sire. Saturday 19o.
‘1Sinch Glass Bathroom Shelves
,. with nickel brackets. Sat. 40c.
. 49c. Oblong Wire .R‘st Traps at
33c.
. $600 6 it. white lined adult“ size
Bath Tubs at

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Live NewsFrom'the Store ' _
. ' for" Home Fittings 3
Saturday Only

.. 49c

10c. Wire Carpet Beaters at 80.

Albert F. Gehebe

5mm“ Dolmry. 62 Washington at. 3% Norwl'lk .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

H. Krieger & Co.

A Money Saving Sale 011

Boards.

large size Wash
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Saturday ...............

Cedar Oil Floor Mop: with long ’
handles; good size at .. 25c.

$5.98 Vacuum Cleaner fitted ~ 0 S a macaan 08 S
with brush. Satuiday . .$3.98

$3.50 Well known “Wear -ever"
Aluminum Triplicate Sauce-
pans, usually sold by agents.
Saturday .98
$3. 89 7 qt. “Weanevcr”
num Tea Kettles Sat. $3.49
89c. 3 qt. “Weanever’” Alumi-
num Gauccpans at ...... 13c

Reduced to $2. 98

These coats are of wool mixtures, well
madeinmish models. The Kind
the. boy Likes.

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‘Rummer’s Peroxide Bath Soap.
Violet and Vegetable Oil Soap
3 cakes 25c. -

251:. '8 inch white lined Welsch
2.2% $329.“..9...‘ 123.33; ’ . VP -. $ 5 9.8
.. sol? s...1‘..‘.:.r.*.'.'zzpz 2.32: " Former ".093 ' 1 .
“‘32.... "listens: 522': ' Y
Glass, size 22x33 at .y. £1.19 SIZES From 5 to 15 Gal's

 

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