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Evening sentinel, Friday, January 28, 1916 · page 1

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The tum and m 6&0-
tlon of Baby Carriages ever
shown‘ in Greater Norwalk.
“0m $10.50 to $35.00.
in all the pools: colors, nat-
ural. my. brown. oak and,
whtie enamel. .

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able. as we show only the
{anions BLOCK Casings;
and Go Carts and Sidewpy
Carriages. ”‘
GO CARTS from ,W, ,

$3.50 to $25.00
SULKIES from
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$1.50 Cedar on Mop and Polishasshowninpiqture with ..
la rge bond of Cedar Oil for Saturday only f0? SL®

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16 Ponds Grm. Sugar $1.00
Best Creamery Butter, alb. 34c
Kelloggs Corn Flakes a Pkg. 8c
Peanut Butter, aPoond, lie
Uneeda Biscuits, a Pkg. 4c
Gold Dust, Large Pkg. 16c
Quaker or Mother Gets, 1..., 8e
Iona Peaches, 1 a can, He
Pure Lord, 2 lbs. for 250
Best ASIP Flour a bag 90c

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

3o“ Setups with 1 lb Coffee
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routSultom Spice. 19C 1 pkg. Reckitt'eBlue ...9c
1 1 pkg; MP Ice Cream on 1 hot. R9yal,Poli.sh. J. roe, l
Julypawdrr.......rtc rbot.Astmekar..xoc, 1
x mA&P Chloride of v 1 lb. Broken Candy .; zoo,
lame.§c xme;".‘;.; 155:- ‘
1 1 con A&P Lye i: r can Al? Tornadoes .; 156

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The 6114.21 ti & P. Tea co:
m wesutno'ronisr. SOUTH NORWALK. '
Tel. No.909 Free Delivery.

 

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' widow" of the lat-s Congressman Amos FOR SALE—UREA!" 13 lth 4
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, ‘ i'rturea tor ssnie. Write J. F. ”WM“ ”Fly by mail swine ret~
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is clty‘ Nome o, {“1131 Mai, D. ears General Delivery. 30 x”. erences. Grocer core Sentinel. J28-3t '

< lwalk tor further intonnutlon. J27-3t.

wanna—490mm 39 WOOD-l
ward avenue.
formerly of 12 lliaviiand St. Nico
rooms. Suitable (or man and wile or' 1
two men. Home cooking. Phone'

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE—PIANO ,ltN FIRST
lclas‘s condition. Regain for quick buy-
49 Fort St.. East iNorwaik. .127 3t

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1. TO BET—DESIRABLE FUBJNI‘SH'
'1, ; ed rooms. Some suitable for lighte
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rs “liked neighborhood. inquire a: " ‘ ‘ 1622-3 l“”6'
' m street, South Norwalk J28- 3t FOR SALE—INDIAN ‘MOTORDY' ___ __ . 7:28 3‘ Woosttn, , solicitor of patents, '
1 1:. ‘ ‘ 1 (:10. in good condition. Must sell on 30- WANTED -HO T0 no JAlm FOR Bridgeport, Conn: in .,....__.._.
WIN—«COTTAGE RDWAY’I‘ONZCWM 0‘ leaving town “If“ ”“0“ work for tuiflon and books. con '00- ank V Burton. Bridgeport 3": They Refused to Be Fooled. .
. our rooms. oiglit dollars. Cotage five cycle, care Sentinel J27“ tween 1 and 5 iiiday evening Mei-l “$219M WIS lecefila‘gga fl ; i They are all sticking to “‘«Nentrone
‘ "mooning ' ldllcolleoe . ‘ m 21': 1’9““ 9- Plat 8°90 “in Prescription 99" it sure 1aawonder,,
R SALE—aHOleN PICTURE, ——--'—-—a- ”“9‘3‘5‘9- there never was anything like “Men |

 

 

 

 

, (la-o. 00.. Elm. Grove or R.
plutonium}. R0“, 9,, pom, ”,3, en: theatre newly minted until wanna—marsh AND - sum.

1. doing. good business. vol? smell 030‘ buy. Appiy Cliiiord Hotel. 127 at
51,: SPRING 191 required. owner is in other bust-l _-- -.__._._1_.L
nets and cannot give theatre time re-l WANTED—BOY no. OWE nits}
Ballard. Bridgeport: be good in arithmetic and wrltlnp
32? 6h. High school student preferred. “it. '

, 4 To LET—ONE suns or Donahue: "lJacob e eons. shoe m'ulutlcturerl,
3'3“: house at No. 2 -.St John's St: E. Norsififofi “LE-FAWLY ”9mm Belden svenuS Nervous. J£7-3t,

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,t Inquire J. Rudder 108 South
. retreat or telephone 154245. ”We, attired. Frank B.

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ents. good locality. my WIN Hi all“ in in". .- 100?, WANTED—GOOD s'rnenv won
Hewhlni' Intimates. W4 0390!:le for I swear: stem '0 an for general housework. No cooli-
Wynn” liquor and groceries combined. fins, 13 illavliand St J2”,-

 

m LET—FOUR. ROOM APR?) not sell quick. inquire J. Defiessi
mt N0. 9 Ann St. Central locdtlonl tnl Hotel. corner at Idem-no and.
inquire at 2 Waist ave... South .Jlml‘l lame-taut street. l

 

wearers-air once.
rooms. improvements. Within tenl
:minum walk a so. Norms depot t
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. it roe BALE—VERY mountain! some: P a 44mm

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All pelteotoondltion. Gunner was. an of "o
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i ASSIFIEDAdvei-tisemenb on .nispue. Twenty-Five Words orLess. 215i: lfmomrncr 12s _ wmnmo'ron 8, mm; - 3' I" P 1
< three Times. ”gm Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In block- "W: “‘1' 3"” emf MN"‘m': ‘ ma. sMrk. l
lace or Cope. Double Price. _ 4“ Mount, ,0 some mm as. r1Turner e mum ms. 00., Tor ,
' . thnth Nomlk. Diesel“. motorcycles; ngton. egg "5' l
M swam" BM ”m “a '"mw' 1 RICHMOND Va. Jan. 23.- time‘-

Sunday School Cenncil of the United},
iStales and (‘anadd closed a three!
_-ldavs' session here late last night with

 

otuer‘r, render a: co.
rent-—
lunar-tented operators on power

Mrs. R. n. Rockwelhlb

the election of the RM. Dr. 1 ‘J. Van;
None, of Nashville, Tenn. at South j
an, em Baptist: Board, president“. jr-tA

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' CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued Jun. 25.:

William J. Beyer, Hartford, power! trolls mmmion 99»
transferring mechanism.
dimes
speed governor for typewritin’g ma-
chines.
Hubert M.
:New llaxen'k safety razor. 4
Thom" C Johnson, New “Me“. Get busy. get- s bottles today say good
military shoulder arm. .. - , ,
Frank B 4{énnedy,Néw'Haven. coin, mm mm“ mum!” and those poor
and ticket separating distilline.
Sidney A. Reeves. New Haven, (2) ltb area! 60: and. ‘1 00’1“”, Clifford;
_..,int_ernal combustion engine, l
4 OR 51 valve explosion motor ‘f
Norman 13. Hard. New HBritain lock.
Clayton C Stevens, New Britain. air. .
3! Clinton ave, blunts
Cm .. “3278!." William H. iBt'istol,Waterbury, thenl .
._i nae-electric not: 0. wt ,
““- ’ M "“"W WP”; wanna-4m mn- omen Charles F.1lélenworth,Woterhm ‘
Mg annealing furnace.
Norris E. Clark. Plalndeld. expend-l *
nut. ed- metal package roll. .f
Edward C. neurones. Cue. We: -

imuuoL-monooennr more more. sleek-swam tor“ clothe.
' cus’rost serum. . m on m “ml won-nil. sou-it. wwna’uam

may.“ _ mgrrmmmr
cum . mm; .m, mo
firemen-neuron. "mull mwmwnt.m

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and there
- i isn’t anything like it now it is the
A Smith, mt“‘l{arttord, theumstlc .Beneds. on a new plan l

Use it on any case of rheumatism and
you can almost. immediately reel thei
Griest. and E. J.
surprise that. you have coming to you.‘

ihye trouble; feel the pain leave thosel

linflinned joints go down like magic,. ‘

“Ming Pharmacy ‘ . -

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The D. M. Read Co.

' Solitaire Earrings, b1r0qucpehrl5 sndduilyet 5o qts.
Calf Pine, 144K311“; white or black" Hlalml‘tfifi” with ’

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" praitmgs of an kinds and
7, skirts that it is well to remember that all kinds of platit—

3.0349“ results. it never tells. it is the one this.
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Afiofourhlshmdehnm Winters
mean-me ”wheleC“ On sale at the {630m

whilltl MUEMM‘“

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Values to remember
this week

The Half-Price Furniture on the
fourth flour

- The Ball-Price Lamps, Plates and
Kitchenware in the Basement

 

Novelties in Jewelry

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\cr) man) nmcltin ill mummies me ill the Jt\\~
elr} Section. llie pretty and dainty ornaments that .il
“ass mean u u‘rcai (lt‘iil ii 1': glititllly Ctllllllllltd.

Inflation Coral Beads. A perfect mm] pink winch-
leeks “ell uorn with a “hill, Maxi." or pink titp'e de
Chine u aist. -5o its.

Silk Sautoirs for watches and lurunnns. “lillt ribbon
3.5km; so ctd, and $16005

\\ 1th black edges, with l, 2 or 3

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small half-pearls, very neat for lawn culls
Platnoid Rings, set uith tolored calioclion‘s} ' soils.’

' "Tipperary” Bulldogs of lirindled’ "lass u 1th 'bril-
liant eyes Good luck (harmsthesc for desk or dressing
table, 1 25, so and 75 cts.

Jewelry Section. Main St. entrance.

Skirt Plaitings

There is to be such a tutor this coming Spring ltll
u 1dths on the he- irilled tin-55

done at the \oi‘lon Section. (roads brought in
\cmrdeon and Sidt
Notion thk

ing can he
one day can he del'ncxcd the next.

Plaiting done promptly.

Aurfa‘r"

The Newest Baking Bishes

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Glass Baking Dishes 1m
the

Mrs. Rorer. the famous

approvcdi by ”moderr keeper. says:

housekeeper and have comt more durable um, any other at?“
, , , - the market 1 was at first v y
to Sta“ They an mad; u distrustflll of the power of glass

America and haw non ar-

rived at a state of perfec-
tion: also nearly all neces-
the
are provided. ()i
the dishes are easily cleaned
and durng the process of.
baking the entire tonicnts
of a dish are \isihle. Then.

too, those dishes \\ incl.
should come directly from the oven to the table look \(‘I_\

attractive for serving

for baking. especially when

and put directly in the oven

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5.1m uttnsils to: L ’ered with a mum l!
in the men.

the oven I was so uncer

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Bread Pans 5 cts.
Casseroles, 2sizcs. $1.20 and $1.50
Pie Plates 75cm. '-r
Shirred Egg Dishes 79 Cu».
Custard Cups no cts. ,
Basement

BRIDGEPORT

unite: memo. .

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used the large dish for the‘ Miss

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1 Bake: which is an ice cream c v-

house
”i am fully con-
vinced that these Glass Dishes are

to stand the strong heat necessary
the

dishes were taken from the cold

“hen l ptit‘il’l’tvsned in

in: a:
skeptical that i put a dripp or
dish

and its contents but when it cape .
,out it was nicely bromied without
the slightest harm to the dish."

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