Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, June 9, 1916 · page 8

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SpecialsA

 

 

East India Tea Co.

 

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ll Mrs. Dr. \‘an \leet, of Stamford,
ly meeting 01 the ladies Misdonary
Society of the Summit Presbyterian
('hurch

THE

_ Mrs. E 0 Richter of itidgewood, N.
J. who has been spending the past
three weclts at the home of but sou.
“H G. I‘: IIltIitt‘r. Mansfield 'u'it‘nue,
return-d to in r home today

 

 

For the Week of June 10 to 17

 

 

| J ones’ Flour

Best Family Flour 84c’

Special FLOUR SALE

Legs Spring Lamb :w llv Sitiultze.

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km. S. t‘ Johnson and a party 01
)uung ladies, members of the Elmulf".

, Ikagur oi the .\lt‘lluull>l church, visit-

90c bag

 

 

Butter

—The FinESt the
Creameries Produce

. ed Fitch's Home tor the Soldiers,
M Tuesday afternoon, entertaining the

LA \t'It runs with gospii souus
Hines! It (‘rotom of IIII> town is

one of the assistant tour-ita‘ in the
parade at Stamford. Saturday, it com

33c lb.‘,

 

| inmnoration of that ltmn's L‘T'tlli au-

 

COMPOUND LARD 1......“30‘lh.

FULL CREAM CHEESE ...... 23¢ lb.

 

 

 

 

 

Norotoniies dimppointed that
Andrew ('arneglt' and his household
will arrive in such lIlIltI.~IlIIHI)It’ weath-

art-

 

 

;SEEED Shoulders. . 15c lb.
23.3%.“... Milk Scans 25c

rl‘ and are glad that rumor says he
has deferred his coming until Wed
nesday, although due Tuesday.

 

 

FRESH ROASTED COFFEE: Why be satisfied with stale coiiee. We roast daily.

19¢. 25¢. 30c uninse LB
One Trial \Nill Convince You:

 

Mrs. Paul Allen t'urtis, forunrly’ol
Oyster Buy. now of Huzlnng. I,. l. 1.
Mailing m Nomton. .\ir t‘urtis is a
comm of Theodore Roosevelt, and has

 

STRICTLY
FRESH

MILK CRACKERS
SODA CRACKERS

28flc— doz.
3 lbs.. 25c

often been taken for him on account
of a strong family likeness.

 

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7 Stewing Fowl. rm ilv Schultze.

 

A complimentary luncheon. called

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘__H_ '7 ‘an "appreciation." was gtteil \\’ednes-
“' ’ - (hair to John I). t'rlnnmns of Norotou
B ns ...... tans 25¢ Pure Catsup ......... . ......... 7¢tmtth _ ,

Libby 5- Pork {TIT—f: _, .-_~‘ __3_ _by the (‘omraet ('lc.liior.~ t‘oumilttee
“HoME MADE" PEANUT BUTTER . ................... 15¢ lit. at u... x... mt «w Runway. at

Made Fresh While You Wait.
"STOP AND THINK"

One small jar of Peanut Butter is equal to twelve eggs in food value.
purchase more than twice the protein and six times

t Id be bou ht for the same expenditure for porterhouse steak.
the energy tha cou g U. S. Government Reports. Bulletin No. 332.

Ten cents worth of Peanut Butter will

Information given above taken from

TEL- 371.

 

 

 

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' East WindiaTea Co

125 WASHINGTON STREET

 

I l)elmonicu'.~, A large number of husi
zners men were presn-nt to thank Mr.
it‘umins for .~ur\iw.~ rendered.
Thomas (‘rimniim and (‘yt'il Crim-
lnliiis Were also IflI'IIi‘tl

Dr. G. H Noxo'i, the health tifllcer.
is calling the aatentlon of household-
ers to tlte.tmlinauce requiring that all
m ~pools be equipped with tatchhasin
to retain all solids, and that such ha.»

'lns must be emptied at lease once a
year, and no drain empty its contents
within 30 feet of any highway.

 

 

 

 

as

this town were recently registered at
a New York hotel

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- Strawberries, ltlc qt. Schultze.

Mrs. Daniel llrltton Ely, who has‘
been fishing in \‘oroton for some
time has rt turn: d to .\'c\\ \ork. I

t N moron

-.‘a—wg-l.

...—......—

S'TA“ mm"; l-leis \loon of the Heights has git “
Warren Green cut his hand badly 3 en tip his position with the Stnmtoitl

few days ago. on a broken pan: of Rubber (‘ ompnn}
glass. . _______..
'——‘_" The three \tlll‘tlltl son of Frank Alex

It I> (‘XDN‘INI that the Poet roal 1c- under recently fell off the steps of his
pairs will be finished by the Fourth of home, fracturing a: 1 arm.

' ---—-— i
Jul). ——-—-— l .(‘. Little, who recently bought}

W W H her of Norn,Smn,fom the William Itelihar property M8;
. .t‘ ‘
has moved into the Fitch house on mm ed there from \‘ew Rochelle l

Noroton a‘imuo' . , The postofllce at the Heights is now

T Murphy and family haie mated belt" lighted 8 small window in thel.
from Linden atenuc to (‘hestnu' back hating been enlarged.

street, at the Heights. i

 

L. Miller Kahn and family of;
York are now occupying their!
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...—...... Dr.

H. S. Hardy and ll. N. Naobcl oi New

 

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Saturday Specials
—At the—,

East Norwalk Cash Grocery ,

Telephone 743-3 Free Delivery

 

Delicious Creamery Butter, 3 lb. ......... ' ........ .330!
Pure Leaf Lard, a 1b. . . . . ...................... .15¢
Best Family Flour, a bag .............. . ........ . 0¢

Gold Medal or Jones’ Flour, a bag. ..
Smoked Shoulders, lean an] tender, a II). 15¢
Fancy Potatoes, :4 Ibb. ... .. 39¢
FancyNewPotatoes,7lbs......... ..... ..........«r.. .30¢
Force,apkg. cut to 10¢
QuakerComFlakes,apkg cut to ¢

 

SkimmedMilhfullweight,acan .......

Magnoliaar Clover Milk, :1 can ................... 11¢
Granulated Sugar with 0th‘r goods 3 r-4 lbs ...... 25¢
Tomatoes,extraquality,acan ........... ...... . 9d.
FancyMixedTea,al_b.......;.... ................ -27¢
Carmelo Comments quality,a lb. ..... 20¢
Uneedthcuimapkg.................... ....... 4t
Kirkman‘s Washing Powder, 25c pkg, cut to ........ 16¢
iampbell'e Soup, a can . 8¢

 

A STULL

a...“ Street.

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snmine‘r home on upper Mansfield ave-
, one.

inch: of the proprietor

Superintendent llurnham of the
\Varrenite (‘ompnny has housed about
30 workmen in a building in the rear
of the Tooker llouse, who are employ-

‘etl on the repairs to the Post road. A

—____.

t‘nlt'es Liver. 20c lb. Schultze.

 

' kitchen and mess-room are on the .
first floor with sleeping quarters
Miss Frances Abbott of Bridgeport "lIJOH‘ m, is having difllculty in ob

has been spending it few days at the talning a “IRWIN" number of work

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home of Mrs. Irene (‘rain at the men
‘ Heights.
”—- - (‘omplaint is made at the marking of
G. 1“. Arthur of New York has leas- the Post road above Gracie street,

ttl lIlt| bungalow, ICIOWII RS Oakland while repglrg are in progress Instead
.\mnber Tull“? at It‘d!" GRIP. tor the of closing the road and mapping out a
5“"“1101” ‘ detour, one side of the highway has
; been closed, and a sign ls placed at

liecnuse of the long continued ill-f each end Of the portion belnx repatr-
Andrew But-‘ ed “Road closed. Proceed at your own
tur)‘ a grocery on Railroad avenue has risk—State lllghway Department."
been vacated.

 

 

Our part in a boy’s party
is to make sure his party
clothes will stay put long
after he leaves off his party
manners.

Smart Nor-
folks.

serviceable

 

Boys hats, shoes and fur-
nishings in keeping with
the quality of our boys'
clothes.

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Everything. "pop” wears
too. ' '

m Olhlll run

Roosas Pan'r COMPANY
Broadway ' Broadway
. at not 8t. "rite u am: it.
t Broad Cbl'lel'l" Fitth Ave.
at W m at “at R.

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spoke Monday afternoon at the month-t

, Tourists do not know whether to proI

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" REAL VALUES ”

Our unbroken record of val u
ness methods, square dealing and good serVice keep us always busy.

 ATS AND PROVISIONS FD "

 

e giving has stood the test for over thirty years—Sensible busi—

 

Phone
410

 

Andrew Davey, Inc.

93 WASHINGTON ST.

Prompt
1..
Delivery. .
SOUTH NORWALK ,
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Smoked Shoulders

Small,
t‘l"l‘

Lean, Tender and Delicious.
'l‘t), POUND

15c i

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Atlas PICKLES.

 

 

Atllit Pure Fruit JAMS Atlas CHOWCHOW Very Best California tAPPLE BUTTER.
. Atlas SWEET RELISH PRUNES.
All Flavors. Spectal at Min MUSTARD. Large 15c jar Cut to—
ONION SALAD. Large Meaty Fruit
15 . I Your Chouce— I) II t 25¢ 10‘.
c _ .tr “ m‘. or .
we I
GOLDEN “America's Best Family Flour.” . -
GRAIN I: IOUP Try it today 830 bag ‘

 

 
 
 
 
 

Quaker CORN FLAKES.

Strong AMMONIA. SAPOLIO Atlas CATSUP.
BONAMI , , A‘Jas TOMATOES
nbtoluu Pure.
LVE Large Bottle— Finest Red. Rune Jerseys.’

 

 

JHLOR'DE LIME. 15c Cut 3%
Q

Vow Choice_ PURE BORAX. Nd |

Your Chauce, Cut to— -‘ 'U’" 8°“ e— 19“

can
50 t'Ltt‘Ii BC with (10¢ ‘

VERY BUTTER Posniveiy the finest Fresh 33 lb
BEST Creamery produced. CUT TO c

 

 

Fancy Quality RICE.
Cut to—
THREE hits. for ......

17c

 

Campbell’s Beans or Soups . 25ct

’i
250 I

Golden Santos COFFEE.
"Fresh From the Roaster."

lit-tier than most 1 9

ROLLED OATS.
Fresh from the mill,
39c Coffees. SIX LBS. (or .........

I'UI'NII ..............

 

 

 
 
 
 

Peerleu COFFEE.

l‘east.‘

30¢ 11..

20 85H Stamps FREE.

‘(‘rowns he .
‘ 1 gas——

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FanCy mixed. Ooiona. cey-‘ Peencu TEAS. All kinds
Ion, Oreng Breakfast

20 SGH Stlmps FREE.

Macaroni,Spagheiti orNootlles

Daisy Brand Pure

i’uv'c, fragrant, delicious BAKING POWDER.

50¢ II).

too saH Stamps FREE?

THREE m (or. .25C

60 85H Stamps FREE

50¢ II).

35¢ II).

lie gular 10c packages.

 

ceed or not when they reach thisi
place.

—————.—.—

For some time there has been much
“chat" about the trolley pole and a
telephone pole being so near the fire
hydrant at the junction of the Old
King's Highway and the Boston Post‘
Road, at Noroton, both poles being
within a few feet of the fire plug. in
case of a fire, the contention was that
the firemen would find difficulty in
connecting the hose. Through the
kindness of R. J. Sanderson, Manager.
of the Stamford Telephone Exchange
the unnecessary telephone pole was

jtaken down yesterday, and the two

1 companies are now using a joint pole.

Highway Supt.
to be congratulated that tha concrete

 

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Kirk’mann's

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; Long Neck Point road. which leads to be held at the church next Tuesda
,(‘ollender's Point.

. very trying. but the work is some IUF,ChIIdren'I Dry on Sunday,’ June is
: ward now with dispatch, and soon the; will be “m week," when one

. to be congratulated that the State will talnment "mm or something 0: th

Greene of Darien is ing the debt of the church, during the

Saturday Specials

Fairbanks‘ Gold Dust, large pkg.
3 lbs. Fancy Whole GrainRice for . 25¢
Armour's Veribest..Corued Beef, small can 22¢. large 42¢
Gold Medal, Iones’ or Pillsbury’s Flour, bag . 95¢
' Very Best Creamery Butter (Beckmann quality), 1b. 34¢
Red Graham, Social Teas or Nabiscos, per pkg—u..." 8¢

Old Overholt or Hermitage Whiskies, per bot. . ...... 95¢
Gauntlet xxxx Whisk'ey (Cal-stairs Blend), bot. 75¢
Medoc Claret. a fine table wine . ..

FRESH ROASTED corraaszoe. 25¢. 28¢. 30¢.32eand35c51lv

 

~83 M85 WASHINGTON . STREET

I

road bed is progressing so rapidly on fort; Is u” we sale, which wil

Th9 dt‘IflY caused and Wednesday. Th? following wee
by a barge of sand going ashore was, beginning with the esservance 0

long tiresome detour around Gorham’s‘ of the child: organizations will hay.
Pond will be unnecessary. Darien la'one night in which to hold an ente

stand the costs for repairs 10 metkind to ants: interest in the cbur .
town a roads, caused by heavy and con-' and to raise funds Appeals are als
stunt traflic, while the Post Road, the‘ being m 5, mail and in person, t.
State Highway, :5 under reconstrue people Mm In the town for con
non at Darlen- tributionl. m of whom have alread
lresponded generously. 0n the Four -
Vigorous plans have been set forth of July, 0 “n; my" will have an o
by Rev. S. C. Johnson of the Metho- portunltytoerntrlhute at least 5 ml .
dist Church, which it is expected will towards mung the burden of deb
‘reallze at least $1,000 towards reduc-imu; tho chard].

—adv-u In no Sentinel.

 

next few weeks. The first of these a!-

—at_ , . \
KMANN’S

7 PRES- for 25¢

Washing Powder, 5c size .. .

20¢and35¢hot

 

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Beckmann 81". Co

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