Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 6, 1916 · page 12

 
 
 

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Soon in every house poke
fill each big room will be
most glacial till the furnace
fies are lighted and aglow,
and in every humble dwell-
hg then the cold will be
‘ tompelling, and the water in
its courses cease to flow. For
1’ file Summer’s swiftly slip-
ping and the frost will soon
; ”he nipping but. the man
: Who’s bought his coal need
" have no fear. Every home
7 will need a bin full—though
, the cost is something sin-
ful-41m ’twill fill you win-
ter fill] of joy and cheer.

_ THE
 . FERRIS COAL
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COMPLEIE

25c

SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.

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Clifford Pharmacy,

Bo. Main and Elizabeth Sts.
Phones 833-1532

 

 

 

 

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Be Surelts

nus-alas A PIE;

Made in the Cleanest hunt ‘
,1er the best fresh fruits
obtainable. f

Auk Your Grocer for Them.'

Insist on them at your res-
taurants.

 

 

 

 

 

The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.

Th3 Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP

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Don’t Forget the Ceiling

The ceiling of the room is just as important as the
roof of the house. '

“."ht‘hz: you're building or repairing, don’t forget the
ceiling. A well designed ceiling makes all the difference in
the world in the looks of the room.

There is only one lozical modern ceiling material that
has all the advantages of durability, attractiveness, ease of
application and economy and that is Beaver Board.

Compare it carefully with lath Lid plaster, metal or
wood. and you‘ll come to the same conclusion.

Beaver Board is the modern wall and ceiling material.
It supplants lath, plaster, metal and wood.

CALL US UP!

The Hatch E: Bailey Co.

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

 

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The Only Logical Place

for you to buy your {all and winter hats, is at “The Paris.”
First the styles are right, second our prices are lower than
any store in town. We court comparison. It is easy for you
to convince yourself. Come and save money.

CLOAKS we ' PARIS MILLINERY

33,SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
f( I 'll-l NORWALK’S FASHION CENTER

 

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Specials [or Thursday
PLATE CORNED BEEF ........................ ». 12¢
RUMP CORNED BEEF .................. man—13¢

NATIVE PEACHES AND TOMATOES FOR CANNING
Beers Meat and Provision Co.

(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone ”80.

13 MAIN ST.

 

 
 

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Norwalk. Phone‘88r.

 

 
 

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Delicious Home Made Peanut;
Butter lSch.

East India Tea Co.

Tel. 371

 

l25 Washington Street

 

 

Delicious Butter. lb. ............................. 35¢
Duryea's Corn Starch, pkg. ....................... 8e:
Dunham‘s Cocoanut, pkg. ...... » ..................... Sc
Granulated Sugar, 3 1-4 lbs. ..................... 25¢
Fels Naptha Soap. bar ............................. 4c

A. STULL

'24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.

 

 

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Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store

 

 
 
 
 

More Bargains

 

Sweeping Reductions on

 
 
 

Ladies’ThreadSilkStOCkings, “

 
 
 

$6.00 Solid Leather Suit Cases _
29c Huck Towels, l9c—8Sc,Sheets,

 

and materials at the Very Lowest Prices. A

All of the Ladies' Hand Bags atCost I All 25c-50c Belts now 190

Ladies’ Fibre Silk Stockings, black, white at

$325-$300 National Carpet Sweepers

22c Pillow Cases, 45x36, 18c
All of the Fall Weight Tailored Suits and Coats, of all the most wanted styles, colors

in the Big Sale

all the Persian Trimmings

(1 price 500

£6 $1

1.98

- 3.50
hes, 75c

nd colors,at the ol
6‘ H

5‘ 6t

81x90

inches and 72x90 inc

small lot of Boys’Heavy Sweaters now 1.50

 

 

At the Dress Goods Counter
Remnants of Wool Dress Goods

In many of the most popular materials and colors. At
nominal price.

DRESS SILK REMNANTS

Hundreds of dainty materials in many shades at clear-
ance prices.

75c Sport Stripe Pongees now ................ 50b _\«I.
65c All Wool Challies now 450 yd.
. $1.00 SUBSTANTIAL SUIT CASES now ........ 49¢

SHORT LENGTIIS OF MADRAS AND SCRIM CUR-
TAIN MATERIAL
15c, 20c, 25c qualities now ..................... 10¢ _\r.l.

 

ODD PAIRS LACE CURTAINS AT HALF PRICE.

 

One lot Lingerie Waists reduced to .............. $1.00

A few Awning Stripe Skirts now ............... $1.00

The last of the‘One Piece Dresses in white or colors.
some as low as ............................. $2.00

 

NEMO, THOMSON, ROYAL WORCESTER, C. B..
R. & G. CORSETS

 

 

 

 

 

 

Another Cut in Wash Dress Goods

29c and 35c Voiles now .. .................... 19¢ yd.

15c Voiles at ..... .. ................. ‘.710¢yd.

A Great Line of Novelty Crctonnes for Skirts in Stripes
and Figures.

Awning Stripes now .............. ........ 25¢ yd.

Men's Shirting in various stripes now 19¢ and 25¢ yd.

White Goods at Lowest Prices

 

 

 

 

50c Plain White Gabardine ..................... 39¢ yd.
Big Line of Novelty White Goods at Reductions.

Longcloth, 12-yard piece. Special ...... $1.45. $1.70
Nainsook, 12-yard piece. Special ...... $1.70. $2.00

DOMESTICS

Sheets, Pillow Cases, Linen and Turkish Towels and
Toweling. Bed Spreads and all other Domestics at Money
Saving Figures. ‘\

 

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In the Bargain Basement

BLUE ENAMELED WARE, WHITE LINED.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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$3.00 grades, $2. .$2-$r.so grades. $1. $1 grades. 75(‘. A “[11:13”. Ofltemsmrmcrl) mmh high" m Price, 49¢

‘ Big Bargains in Muslin Underwear. BraSSICres. Skirts 65c Emit Jars, qts. or pissmlw """""""" 50¢ doz.
and Corset Covers. 75c hurt Jars, qts. or pts., wrde mouths ........ 59¢ doz. ,

Sx.oo Set Potts‘ Sad Irons, 3 irons, handle and holder 79¢

A lot of Stamped Linen Pieces, slightly soiled, marked 31-50 Nickeled Tea KCtthS. N0. 8 or N°~ 9, HOW 98¢
below cost. so Japo‘ Cleaner, 3 boxes for ...................... 10¢ 1

One lot of Middy Blouses now .................. 50¢ 5c Toilet Paper, 3 rolls for ...... . ................. 10¢

3 A few fine White Lingerie Waists now .......... $1.50 ‘5c Wax Paper, 340115 ............................. 10¢

‘ $1.50 Voile Waists in colored stripes, now ........ 75c 25c roll of 150 Paper Towels ..................... . 19¢
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NOMINATIONS IN NEVADA. l,
IIICNU, .\'cvadu. 'Sr-pt. I'm ,. Samuel,
Plan of Reno, was :lomlnnlcd furl

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. l‘nllctl Slates senator \'i~.~lcrdny. by} , z .3.
AUTO TIPPLIE ’ C d G d T ' I . - ~: \ ' "‘l' u n’v‘l We 00
in: s .5 Schultz 8 me 00 5 men lf‘I.“IRE-1f.“1‘..“‘.:.‘.‘.‘...‘..‘.’.‘l‘_‘"..‘.?....;..;.‘.a 3m By 42 10 15:3. . .z.
one 805—50 So. Man by. man Ir). E. Kohl-Na was rcnominamli ‘ z :
‘3‘ , 8°. ,Norwalk, Music Hall Blk. BEETS ................................... 2 cans 25¢ \l'l[h<lm gppflsi‘i“"}- .. _‘ ' l _. ‘3‘ & . '9’
' SPINACH .................... " cans 25¢ Munro. h” . I "lm‘m ““8 "Mmi ((‘onllnucd From N.” P” ) gee . . e
.1 » LIM E """""" f .. ‘ P given Illt' nomination nt thc Demon L “at“ :
i —— STRI‘NIC} ggiN --------------------------- 2 (-1115 20¢ crnllc convention. and 1.; E. (‘uine wnsf 1|." 3/
CORN S ...................... 32 Tim? ggc .nnmcr‘l :?,:‘1:(1J::fri:i‘iilglr‘inm “51"“ Al‘thclr report will acct-pl luosl 8(lll2llnly.:. Th L do 0' M-lu S - N “(1
--------------------------- ““l‘ c . . _ , ., _ t, ‘_Illlllt‘lllllllt'!liri, including [how :uloplctl:0¢ e Bil ll] I “0er tore Ill Olwa ’
, . (.ranl llllltr [or lln srunlorlal crindi g . . . . . a
TOMATOES 0
............................. u (Hills 25¢ dale and Martin Scanlnu for con~‘ )eslt-rdny dirt-cred nulllnsl Alllt-d In... .. , .
> CRAB MEAT .. ................... 25¢ and 45“, can gum”. , ill‘rft‘l'l‘nm‘ ““11 American lrndc. i
. TUNA FISH ..................... 15¢ and 25¢ cam ' ' W mF133;”\fglgjjdgg;“m: 1““; "5:511”??? = ‘
it ' ‘i.’ :"c..
SALMON ........ . "'r .................... 2 cans 25¢ PROHIBITION LOSES BY THREE by vain mm. of 5......” rnd.,,...m,.,3° '
F: .i FATTED HERRING ................... . . . 15¢ can - 'q , ,VOTEE; , 0m "I ‘ 1o climinntc lhc tarln‘ commission sec-:99 0:.-
QUEEN OLIVES .......................... 10¢ hot. DM“ 01‘: \ukon. Wilhuh'; E1") lion, and of Senator Hosting lo cslnbds. ..
> STUFFED OLIVES 1 figures O.“ l’ukon lcrrltmy s“ ”‘3‘” : lish publicity of incomc 121x rmurnmi : ’
------------------------ 25¢ mt. on prohibition gives the “We . . . , ., . oe , , e.
YUBAN COFFEE _ , . 1 . f .”| And lo nhandommnl undcr sumlor : - e;
= ............................ 35¢ ll). majority of only lhrer \oles or it . IAfoIIclic’s ”mm m “mum" M m9 .. \ 4.0
:1: ~ entire tcrritory. ‘1 “"13 ‘111"%‘13‘C;‘1tg)' administration plnn to includc as mi 3
; - day. The contest was to a o is c , . ,. , v. -. . ‘ 46 O.
a a. z m 32 Washington St. . South Norwalk. licensed hole]. the onlv form of saloon .lnltlldmr .ll‘th‘c \\ r bl) blil \vl..(l1 would, : :1
It: 39 Main st Norwalk . . . . , l - . _ Tl ‘ pvrmll .r\IllII‘llrlIl exporters 10 mean 00 0.0
s. ' ' ml; W was s
r . ‘ " ‘ * , g trar c. , .
H a ‘ -....._ , . __,,,..., ,W 4.” e_;5 i llon "”9" {0" plohlblllon. “‘hilc the conference committcc was 10:. 0:.
are ‘ CD ’ I '1' " Int work on the revenue bill chay,!.:. 3"
I . _ -> . .. - - lScnalor Owen cxpcctcd to make a; g . . . . . z
- , c % i S GotBunfons ? 3.1m attempt to call up the (‘orrllptiOzOr and watch for the bargains tnat are on exhibition every day. 9:7
I" , . - ' , , ypracticcs bill, but senate lenders foll’., .'.
r ‘ I “gar an O ee a e ‘ . . I ""35. Iccrlain a majority of both I‘Icmocralsg : - - t
l. w U3 . ’ 3 $2333.;:i'hlgnriiiir'ivfliiiifl ._ . 3 and Rppuwcdns Mum We against !,2. New mark-downs are being put in them every day. Perhaps ..
\ - ‘ , condition of “rents-n. in- ." J “ consideration. . g9. ‘ _ . ..
. _ g I AT BECKMANN S ' IihTsTrmn and UDEHHIL' NI“ ; H ‘ Senator Smllll Of South .Cilrnllflzll.z. you I] find the very thing you are looking (01'. ‘8‘
w ‘ . Don’t Suffer :g . ‘ pianuitlutobge; acélon on the llnmifi‘ra‘g :.
I lbs. Fine Gran 13 u a f 1- , : 1 on u , n In rcnllons were ago. .
C.) 631—2 lbs Fine Grahultzgdedssg :11- (im- $1.83 9 This Toriure O X 5‘" 19w“. if ””3 Shomd hp passed. h would’ 0 e» o o e o o e o o o o e e ’«Ve’ee’ef». e e e o o 0.:
.‘ g """""""" . j ‘ ’ " ’ ‘dic 1n confcrcncc \vllcn adjournmentl pgflffi.‘0,”.“,”.”.”."o”.”.”o”o”e o 0 O O O”.”O”o”e”o”o
O 3 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar for ................... 25¢ D 3 II n: B - m lit icornPs. _ -, 8. “—fi
9.. ' , No. i ROyal Plantaion Colice, 35c grade,1b. ....... 31¢ .3- .ul‘.’ c ‘0'? ,lfmlloniz “gr h g The senate also expected to findg “—
‘ After Dinner Blend Coffee. 32c grade lb. . .. . 28¢ l m WE ’nu'gt'i r'rlr‘"“?ii"“ixl:“dk‘:"l’i"i" itimo m pass thPl pod“) Rum: (hmzr‘inW REFUSE ToiIRE'NSTATE REV. Dal NOTES OF THE '55:?!)le DEPART.
' N ‘ """ 3- rxrc. ‘Ilzllf;gflll e. rycormtmcafl Rllp ““1“!“er area S passc y 19' AKED. - M ‘
a. - “,1 __ _“_ Challenge Blend COHCC: 39*- grade. lb- ------ . -------- 26¢ I -‘ infinillftto‘l‘iu$33335? Ihouse. and possibly several otherl . ‘ “ , _. -——-
‘Ihfi Golden SantOS CORCC: 25c grade, Ib- --------------- 21¢ . " Sillfil.2;:3‘2943h123h33his: i'minor bills on the calendar. i SAN FRAXUM 0. 501"" 67,22?! G E Jones was granted a permit.
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* These specral prices on coffee are made for your per- j §fl$h§ifitlfidi£§cifl£§iithshd , . lightning-1&0 Pfififi‘ifi‘rs'f 03:22:”; for making alterations to the mammal
‘ in . ° sonal benefit. We Will be pleased to have you try any of i Jfihlilasfi'fi.o;airslclf"""' ELOU'S'ANA :?JE§RY AGENTS} ”mm ‘cmmh hm, to “com an an’ of 3‘03" thrman ldlngf-‘llll‘IlIIOasili’leg
. E "t e L ll) the above grades. We guarantee satisfaction or money ‘ gfilz‘fifi‘filt‘fit'fifli-‘Ni I ' ~~ ipoimmem as delegate with the Form".f e a“ We“ a“ l‘ N“ 5 ‘
'i ~ back I mnoh‘rfcmlpmlg highly l i l‘e'fl‘? parlv was last night refused (0;;0‘3100' C terall W I!“ II ‘I IN ”ll“
4 ' I Inmchd 0 man u- ‘ ‘ Ir .- ‘ ‘ . ‘ as a as 't‘ l .
EST FALL MODELS i RES. Sites: i BRIDGfEPIOR'Q ISepi._ tu.l-tlr;ouri;r;llrli:tlzitonient by lns former congre for the erection of a mum“ ?“ him-
- - - agents 0 “9 - 9“ 10111513“ 0 e”: l' . , , . self in Broad street. Cost ”all.
m 'Smu-Meim-hrseEZ-"F’vaere fined andhslven suspe:de§;ail:.,§;ggf:d1:19.93?5.2:, $131,332; Mich... 0...... a...“ ..........|.m.
\ wmmmmmtmrut. WoflveDr-Jcholl'l isontenees in t 9 city eour o ay.. ‘ .. . Idlmculty, has succcvdt in um All n
sr-s. SKIRTS «AND A. F. Beckmann & Co. 1 “flatworm“ mm mm... mo .. "’2“: glass: .. a...
WAISTS ‘ i ' jgiven Six months’ suspended sentence., was ”raining “ on e r 5 8 ' 'in house In chlnxlon avenue. Michael
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K. A A. CLAVEN
63 NO. MAIN ST.

 

 

GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St.

 

Telephone 1405.

 

 

 

land Ernest Ross, Albert IRichards and failed to secure the twovlhirds vote
3Arthur Jessel were each Ilned 850 and, necessary for his reinstatement. His
:given 10 days' suspended sentences. successor has not yet been chosen.

J Sentinel Advs. pay. Try one.

 

 

 

Try a Sentinel Want All}. I

Iwas at first convinced that the build-

ing would cost but ”5‘00, hut Ini-
lspector I-‘lnch couldn't sci» ll. Ml‘.
Olljen has now decided that the noun.
will cost him 03.000.