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

 
 

 

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FRIDAY, SEPT. 8, 1916

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘As a Cash Discount

We're giving Profit-sharing Bank Coupons With PUP
chases. For every $1.00 spent here We give you a bank cou.

A.&P.

 

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EATS AN

pon for 2‘2C. which coup ans are pasted in a folder, which 13 lbs- GRAN- SUGAR ------------------------ $100
is given you, and may be deposited at the bank on a savmgs 25 lbs. GRAN. SUGAR . . . . p . .. ........... $1.93
amount Whefi filled. POTATOES, finest selected ................... 37(- pk.
BUTTER, finest creamery ...................... 36¢ ll...
SATURDAY SPECIALS STRING BEANS, Sultnaa Brand .............. 10¢ tgzm
L688 Spring Lamb 280 1b RED ALASKA SALMON ................... 13¢ can
Morris guprenle Hams 25c 1b WHEATENA, pkg. .............................. 15¢
Shoulder Qteak 1b 16C BLUE LABEL CATSiP, large bottle ............ 20(-
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Specials

 

Round Steak
Sirloin Steaks
Porterhouse Steak
Prime Roast Beef
Pot: Roasts

260 lb
280 1b
280 lb
18c-26c lb
16c-18c lb

10 TRADING s

I can Sultana Spice 10c
pkg. A&P Borax

pkg. Flashlight Tapioca

1 10C

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' e IOC
FoquuartEI Veal 160.180 lb 1 pkg. A&P Ice Cream
L011)» OI Veal 240 lb Powder ............ Ioc
Hind Quarters Veal 260 lb 1 pkg. A&P jelly Powder

roe

Veal Cutler. 300 lb

WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING GROCERIES:

TAMPS FREE 10

I bot. A&P Worcestershire 1

Sauce .............. 15c
pkg. Dog or Puppy Food

too

I bot. A&P Mustard .. 1°C

2 pkgs. Saleratus, each .. 5c
2 pkgs. La France Laundry
Tablets. each ........ 5c

 

Stewing Veal 150 lb
Fresh Killed Fowls 280 lb

Don't forget that our lirge vegetable stands are inside

The Great A

 

Tel. No. 909.

 

:24 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK.

81 P. Tea Go.

Free Delivery.

r. r‘orequarter Lamb .. 18¢ Loin Veal Chops 2.10 Plate Corned Beef .. 12fI
Rib Lamb Chops 28“ Veal Cutlet . 28(- Ix‘u'np Corned Beef
Loin Lamb Chops .. 30¢ Rump of Veal ..... 20r- 18(’~ "20¢ .
Lamb Stew ........ 10¢ Stew Veal .......... 14(- ROllftl Pot Roast .. 180 7
-, "Fill-AL: 3 3 3 .. Bcchtt-st-.,..., -10(.*/
3’!
'2 Native Dressed Fowl . . .. , 280 Native Dressed Roasting Chickens ..... . 380 '
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.u -
o Strictly Fresh Eggs 40cldoz.
H
V
:% Halibut ............ 20(- Saltnon ............ 200 Round Clams ... . 750 pk.
II, 'Itle Fish ........... 100 Steak Cod .. . . 180 Weak Fish .. . 14¢
II Butter Fi:h . . . . 12 _c Bonita Mackerel 15¢

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ulillltll‘Il'UltT. (301111., Sept. 5:—

{Alexander linznntzis. proprietor of a
‘pool and billiard parlor at 1:173 Alton
street, has struck on the lll‘iltl “nth
n hummer \vicldod by it stranger who

The Beers Meat & Provision Co.

Phone: 881—4180

 

 

 

6 No. Main St, 80. Norwalk. :3 Main St., Norwalk. Walked mm ”,9 pooll‘oolll about 11

o‘clock yesterday morning. He has
Iknocked unconscious and lllc assail-

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ant escaped as no 0110 was \\'llll
Kazantzis at the time. in inking
Kuzatittzis to the hospital, the ant-

Advertise in the Sentinel

bulance was struck by a trolley car,
but». no one was injured.

 

 

 

 

With Our Teas and Coffees

TO KNOW THEIR FINE DRINKING QUALITY. YOU CAN‘T BUY BETTER
GOODS AT ANY PRICE WE HAVE ARRANGED THE FOLLOWING MONEY
SAVING COMBINATION SALES AS AN INDUCEMENT.

COMBINATION No.

 

‘ Ozone Soap - - - 1c cake
5bars Ozoneoranyother kind you want... ............ “.05

'A lb. Best Tea, any blend you like .. .......................... .25

1 lb. Best Coffee, bean or ground ................ .. . ............................. , 0

e .l ’l'. .9 ‘ ——.

Total uo-eeeeeee-eoe.‘ ......... '0....atoo'l'an‘eefeeee'otletao; .......................... .60

 

COMBINATION No. 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

Granulated Sugar - -] 1c lb
3lbs.Gran.Sugar....... ............ ........ .03
l 3.5! lb. Best Tea, any blenl you like .............. . .......................... .25
1 lb. Best Coffee, bean or ground ......... . ............. 1 ......................... .30
.. r 1‘ r ; .s- . l . '
Total ............I. ......... I'I ................... .53 i‘
COMBINATION No. 3 ll.
MAGNOLIA OR
CLOVER BRAND Milk 3 -_ - - 20 can i
3 cans Magnolia or Clover Milk ............... ....... ..... . ................. .08 t
1/; 11). Best Tea, any kind ............... . ..... ................. ,25'
1]b.CoFfee,beanorgroun:l ........ ................ . ....... ................. ,3 I
Q .h ) ‘ ’f —“""‘ I
Tetal ellnoeeeueooeou ------ _ --------- Uvolo‘clnvoen'olo'0-IlIe-eI I. ............... .6]_ '
NOTE THESE OTHER BARGAINS
Smoked Shoulder, lb. .... ..... ......................... 1 . .
Strictly F reh Eggs, doz. . . ...................... . ..... . ............................ 35(- l
7 rolls Toilet Paper . . . . . . ........................................................ 25(-
Alaska Salmon, can ...... ....................... . . ........................... 10¢ I
Pork and Beans. can .... ........................................................ 10b .
Pure Jelly. assorted flavors ........................................................ 10¢ |
Rice, pound ......‘p....] ................... s......-ml.¢n .......................... b i!

10 Stamps Free With the Following:

I bot. Onion Salad Ilie-Delil'lIItouerr-'3".O'O'I'ITOTI'O'I'n'O‘o‘e’ijeone'eunalooI-o-tleb O‘leelio

 

rcan Cocoa ............. ...... .........._..-.-.-......rm....surnnt-san-no-u-~--- 10¢:
I can Gibson Cleanser ._o.u.oooi‘-nucurn sw-orecr.-o‘..mt.g.i.,,-nrn.v.-_m... .......... 10¢ .
x bot. Worcestershire Sauce 15¢|
rScrubBrush ’......,.e. .......... 10¢,

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the stores loaded with {any native Vegetables that are
free from dust of the streets. '
* LARGE WATERMELONS ................ 35¢ t‘t'lt‘ll : W: ‘1
NATIVE PEACHES ..................... 10¢ ‘11- 's'rRANGER KNOCKS OUT POOL ELls HELD up av
FANCY NATIVE CANTALOUPES. ' ROOM pROPRlETOR-
1

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EXCESSIVE HEAT

 

Football Practice Lighter Than Coach-
es Planntd—Alcott Takes Ends
in Game.

I .
f\l~2\\‘ llM‘liN, Split. a. llct'austx of

the t‘ht‘t‘rrllt‘ hunt the I'atlv football
Hull )e‘flt'l‘tiny “no men lighter than

do touches had planned. although they 1‘

...m- tirtrinontd that it shall be ex‘
it'r'lldl) con H‘Htlllr for two weeks.
The uouhl- daily practice bill was

lt‘l «1 di' i -' "’P. .
rim id \ ll cont nut H” toth A”, pun! H“, ”mm, d“):

Irinprlm, September-i 1'8, the afternoon:
llillllCI‘ bring postponed till as “HP
in. [Il‘Snl‘IJlt' to I'N‘ttltt- lllt‘ llt'l‘t‘t‘ sun.
'thu sound “lllt‘ll nuinbom‘l in at the
opt-nun. work
illittll ’l'nd Jones had general charge!
but tune hi~ nttcntion rather t-losolyi
tho butkllcld candidates. The'
~ttllf1tl, “hit-h included the most ruler-1

was compost-d of Howell. \‘nn
‘Nus‘lrnlltl. quot tot but-k: llnll’bncks
lttvi Hutchinson nod l'lfllv Waite withi

former >lill', Harry Lc Gore at!

In

...its,

 

,Illt‘

“ ,runntck. - I

(“foruncc Alcott. and ton years anal
charge of IIlt' ends and kept;
thrr busy in limiting tosses of vary-i
Ills :tt-I
tt't'urucy kept the]
e EX’leen at’llH‘ :tn liout.l
"i‘no sonud moved its headquarters tol
"pt- clubhouse of Yale l’it-ld, instcnlii
lIVI rtumtininu in lln- gymnasiumns.
ltorn‘or football squads have done.
i lltnmn)‘ tackling; and printing were
{given the squads of backs and lino-t
turn at both morning and afternoon
practice.

nnglt-o.

 
 
 

POLLOK ON TRAIL 0F
SUPPOSED l-mo‘r PLOT”

'l‘lt‘ follmtinp tt‘lcgrnnt was l‘t‘t‘t‘lV-
«(i last night front llnrzgr l’ullok.nntn-
war of Pruddio Welsh, nncnt the re-
z-en. “‘olsh-Vl'hlte bout:

z'Sporling l‘lditnr—~-\\'ns sent for in
lll‘lth‘l' today by two men who offered
to get me :tfiidtuits front dozens of
follows that they had been approach-
ed by same Denver clique that. plot-
ted to steal Welsh's title in Wotan»:
battlc. July 4, and offered money" to
participate in riot that followed Ln-
bor Day decision and mobbing of BH-
ly Roche. They told me inoney was
suppliedgby ring of Chicago gamblers
and are (It; tting me the affidavits. We
are but best detectives in Denver
and Chicago to work on case.
says he will pay $5,000 for positive;
evidence that will reveal identity of?
the instigators and ringleader of plot.i
Fairness of Roeh’e's decision best il-l
rounded by factEd Smith. dean of;
t"hicago sport mailers and one o! the1
rest referees in country, and Sam Hall.
of the Chicago Examiner. one of
White's greatest boosters, and who
picked White to win, both any deal-
slon absolutely fair and Just.

. "HARRY POLLOK."

 

 

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Haven’t you a little
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tinnitun Lumino- t-ennnnt. ln talkin"‘N'V'm'b"r 15 ‘0 m" fink" H
about his ttztnt'.~ (‘lltlllCt‘> of captur-

stronutar
‘ohnson‘s circuit. “uh an even break
in luck tln-t'c is nothinu to stop us. V1

\Yt'ullt‘rtltl). \\tlb' lll- m- J"

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t‘l‘t'hst‘d 0)’ about 2o posh-111a); “end > m

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SCHULTZE’S

Dealer in Meals, Fish, Vegetables, Fruits.

32 Washington Street, South Norwalk.

Shoulder Steak
Legs Spring Lamb

s Shoulder Veal Roast
1; Rib Veal Chop

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3' Main Street. Notwalk,

15c lb. ..
26c lb. "
15¢: lb.
18c lb. :

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

All Kinds of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables

l’incapples, 10¢ each; Peac'ies. ioc Qt: Bananas. 20c doz.:Corn. Cabbage. Spanish Onions,
Tomatoes, Lima Beans. Cu'tes, Lettuce. Carrots, Squash, Oions. Watermbelons, Sweet Pota-
5

toes. WAIT FOR PEACH WEEK.

 

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— ~, -.El A..- ,

J. Grlmn, of San Francisco, detest“
fringe Kunmgne and H. Mlkaml, the.
Japanese experts. in an exhibition
doubles match yesterday on the
courts of the Cynwyd Tennis Club,
3-6, 7-5 and 6-2.

RED SOX SURE WINNERS, HE fl‘ut tlll l> strong, but \\'Q'tll‘t‘>ll'f)llflt‘l‘.

SAYS. .‘tly pullers are now in good form.
l‘iil ("ntrluutt says he is sure the ““‘l' l "'1 “W “1”!“ ”I Bull" l ka
11* Fox mo pain: to “in misumusrtt-t tltt' tt‘itlll to had the hand from

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nu il‘lfi st-nson‘s flail: lln- ll‘:ltll‘l‘ ofthe ‘VH'L'AMS AND GRIFF'N
DEFEAT JAP EXPERTS

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Protect tendcr plants in beds with?" :3
new papers or .t Sllt‘t‘l spread o I
them, its more “'3.” he considerebh .
plritmnt \‘l‘tltlll'l' ..t'ter the first cold
spell.

"(lurtentn is
other in Ban'

 

than any
l‘llil.,\lll£l.l‘lll.\. Stpt, 3. ll. Notn
'\\'tlli:tni:~ 2nd. thr mu national

lll 21w tennis champion. and t‘lorcutzo

 

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Free
“to"? Andrew Davey, Inc. mm
410 98 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK Delivery.

 

Honest value, upright dealing and absolutely thorough satisfaction to every patron. is the
' stalwart foundation on which this great business has been built. The following prices will
prove our assertion.

 

 

 

 

SPAGHETTI and LAMB’S TONGUE OX TONGUE 32 lb. ATLAS
MACARONI Regular 18c jar Regular 30c jar CEYITOIEJCEA t ‘5
_ i i. 9A}
3 pkgs. tor 25¢ 15C 25c l 20 Stamps Free -’.
GOLDEN FLOUR ' b $1 15 i h

- -
GRAIN p er ag ' , 7'
l j
3 lb. pkg. Best ATLAS VAN

ILLA "‘MISSION

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2 07. bottle 7,, - LENOX SOAP
HEAD RICE 25¢ i GARDEN TEA ' 7 for 25¢
25¢ 15 Stamps Free I 55¢ l‘l.

DOG 0.12 ATLAS PICKLES ATLAS KETCHUP ATLAS

. , CORN STARCH
PUPPY BISCUIT All Kinds . Large .ot. 15c Regular m pkg‘
_- 10¢ pkg. 10¢ bottle Small liot. .... 10C 3 for 25¢
Tall Cans Pink Salmon - - So can
ATLAS BEANS All too pkgs. Quart Jars JAVELLE

PICKLES
Large cans 2 for 25¢ CRACKERS Atlas Brand WATER
' ' None better

Small cans 3 for 2 8¢ 25¢ jar 10¢ hot.

The following Fresh Fruits and vegetablee.always to be had here. such as Grape Fruit,
Oranges, Peaches, Apples, \Muek Melons, Watermelon, Pears, Canon, Beets, Cobb:
Corn, Lima Beeps. Green and Wax Beans, Sweet Potatoes, Lemons, Tomatoes, Peppers, ,
tinny. 1.:me uranium... .. , ., . .