Evening sentinel, Friday, October 20, 1916 · page 1

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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and ”’1‘: an ill-- lflh“l
alum ‘.ul~ NM and MW
, "pm
annual tram. lilo II slotting will
It and In I’ )I Sardine! Ito-111-
too ale-u. no 0“ visitor ill WWW"
you van—h
Caption i-‘ruii It. Staten. no liiur
taught) repatied and owrhauted his
'lknot'kabout “Wild Duck." tollovin;
itwr impromptu emulation of the Ti-
dnic several days 030. The boat is
.lhauleti oui on the Mills shore.
‘ The Ronayioir ln'uiu t‘orps "ill tur-
gm’fli music for itie1 paradé ill
. he l’togrrssiw Colored (‘litli’s rally lli
5011111 Norwalk. Monday evening
A Snort parade will be had prior to

i ‘ “' . . ’ ' (1 Men’s Hall.
.1 DOCS AND CATS ”ORDERED KILL. iler il111 own (at or dog belonging ”"3 11.1e1111g .11).!“ , .. 'd' .
i 11 :1 taniilv that has had the distiih‘Pt Clanitor William Wicke on luvs a)
(2m

I MONTREAI int '_'11 Mini; 11. ill 1.11 111S11111ed at 111.1--1..\'1v\ \111'l1.m.1wd [he large, landing flout from in

".“fipon the theory that iiiiamih paint) 11111.5 1111'1» llhibilulinihe1-.onipeti1ioii 1111111 oi the Normalk Yatlit L‘lub row
111 1011 Ilie Sugar .S1ion liu.S been iiiadt tliail

Mlmw‘matlfigdfly'zm

will that "I Should worry" feel'mg—
AND the muscle and. nervous energy
to do a double day’s work. Insist on
your grocer giving you—Runkel’s—

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' us WIS spread bv ilogS i-lit)“li 111 (mg 11a armory
; "piping“ [hm->9 Weeks ago, 111.1 1111- 1111 mis- 1l11 medium through whichlmg ” UP i‘lsons 1h. ‘hpo‘repfm ”N
‘rlties of Westniouut have l5>ll9d or- l.1 tllritist‘ was Spread for hauling it out on *1 -

 

GROCERY BARGAINS

YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND SOME-
THING SPECIAL AT. BECKMANN’S

FANCY WHOLE GRAIN RICE, 10C grade ...................... ; ...... 3 11... 1.»- 20¢

 

 

GLASS TUMBLERS PICKLED ONIONS OR CHOW CHOW ............. 10¢.
'1 .CROWN ASTER PORK AND BEANS ...................... 104. .....1 15¢ 1....
3 PKGS MACARONI 0R SPAGHETTI for ................................. 25¢
.GOLDEN SANTOS COFFEE .............................. {30¢ 5 11.. 1'... 90¢
CLASS A BRAND LOGANBERRIES (Something New) Can ..................... 20¢
ARMOURS BOUILLON CUBE S. Per Dozen .................. ............. 25¢
NATIONAL BISCUIT coss MARY ANN COOKIES. lb. _._ ............ 14¢
‘1 70 PINK STAMPS wrrn 1 LB. SPECIAL TEA at ....... .. .. ......... 50¢
A GORDON & CO.‘S LONDON. DRY GIN, per bottle ............... . ........... 95¢
GREEN RIVER OR WILSON Wi-ilSKEY, b01111 .. ,. ,. ........... 95¢
MONOGRAM RYE. Ourleading Seller bot. ......... . .......... ,. .. . 85¢
RUPPERT S EXTRA BEER ............................... .--... or 0 4 1.111.- . $1 15
OLD RESERVE SCOTCH WHISKEY Per Bottle .................... , ......... $1 00

FINE OLD APRICOT CORDIAL. Per Bottle ....................... 1.-.. ........ 01.06 l

BUCHU GIN, 6 Ounce Flasks .................

.......... 20¢

A. r. Béckmann & on.

Grocers And Wine ‘Merchanth

1i 3 81 85 Washington Street Telephone 1405

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘ If You Are Going to
Have 11

VIC TRoLA
ForYour Christmas

Why Not Pick Cine Out
Now and Have it Held for
Xmas Delivery?

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

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Be sure to loo: tor int. trade-

mark,‘ 'HiI Matter 0 Voice." t

in the only positive proof t t , ._-~
mu oecuri ermineVidon,
intro u an ictor Record-

Our Easy Payme mt Plan .1
enables you to purchase the 1‘
style machine you wits h.

 

 

5; Do not 'delay, you may
" not later be able Insecure
one. as Victrola's will be
some aroimd Xmas tin Ie.

 
 

 

wrong“

OKDMREMCO

[stat/10AM 1037‘

Will Robes for
the Boudoir

An Albatross Gown 1S 3 comiurting thing on

1' hill

Nights and mornings and su1h a pntt) garnicnt it iS.
111l11:r in ro.S,1-11r lavender old liluc. light blue or pink

Priced at $3.98, $6.00 and $7.00. ‘

A Bathrobe of Corduroy

lt't' liSi‘ \\ .1.Sli'.ililt' ill (11111312

1S 1-\1'1-c1li11gl_v 150111! for win»
It may be had in all Shadcs.

old l1lii1', pink. roSc. Sand. light blue and puttv color,

Silk llllt‘ll at
51'1‘11 lilit'1l.
hilllllt‘ll.

Outing Flannel Bathrobes,

Blanket Robes,
For Children.

Corduroy Bathrobes, rose.

ages 6 and 8 ycarS.

Blanket Bathrobes in lt‘adiiit,r colorS for ages 8

14 years

$10.00

37.50

$5.00

$1.50 and $2.50
$3.50. $4.00. $5.00 and $6.00

light liluc and pink. for
$4.00
lU

$2. 50 and $2.89

Blanket Bathrobes for ages 2 l1) (1 vcarS',
' f $1.25, $1.50, $1.00 and $2.50

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St'i‘iilltl lltilll‘.

Trimmings. Laces .
Novelties and Fal-lals.

for making

i ii 1'11111'S11 you have commenced (illl‘lnllllils’ \vork,

fancy articles.

but

'11 1 tin S11l11 of Spirit of tin“ 1;ipti\ 11111,; 11r11.1m1ntS ail-l
11i111111i111S “ill Suggest a bag. :1 l111\..i i'aiidlt or lamp

\ll .ltlt l l111 \till linll

Colored Sle Tassels Metal Tassels
l'rinLres loi lamp Sli.i1l1S' .\11t.'1l

l1'uS1 and Small

liilL't

and Pendants.

l 1' .1i1lS and l..'11'1S i111 {111111 l)o\1S
Cluny Laces for centerpieces ScarlS. .loilicS and pil-

luiv I'aScS‘,

French, English and Normandy. Val Edges and In-

sertions for capS',
Rose Motifs, l.'i1‘1'

caiiiisnles,
ltlt iliil ’:

haiidkcrcliict'S' and lli'lL".
and lI'aI'inL'S. for linL-t‘rii'.

At the Trimmingr Scction, main floor.

Wear-Ever

\ donlilc-lippcd saucepan, pours citllcr 11:11; T
chularlv Sold at 85 cts..

69¢ this week.

l1-i1 liaml.

Yellow Baking Dishes.
l. 2 and 3 quartS.

45 cts.. nest of 3.

 

w.inter This club will close for the win
ier on November 1.
in honor or their thirty- fourth wed-

 

UBMERSION in water for
any reasonable time will
not keep a Black Shell from
chambcrlng and firing per- ‘
fcctly. Try a Black Shell in
a glass of water and Ice.

BLACK

lucid-“Hm
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A waterproofing test-oi shot: -
shells. and two other convinc- '
in: tests which thoshootcr

are described in I
tree booklet, "How To Test
Shells."

'Iheae three tests prove every~'
thing you want to know about
a shot shell. Ask us for i

‘ copy of the booklet, “How To
Test Shells "

Albert D.Rlorgan
In Washington St. _'

 

Aluminum

iL'lll ll'

"Chintz Patterns"
In tea POtS
\'t‘l’_\’ attractive: St'c tlu'lil.

liascmciit.

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Fancy Nippon China
A new Landscape ddgl.

.\ wry strikingr pattern in black on clear mlotc china
\\llll gold cdgcs Quite an uniqur 1l1'1'11rutitn1.

t al11- 8111 :- pcS. $3.75 T10 and 'l‘oaSi 51-1, $1.00
Salad Bowl. $1.75 Sugar 'l‘rayS. 751c
t’l11'1'S1- Set. $1.75 Spoon 'l‘rai'S. 600
t’andlcStickS. $I.oo Ta Sci. 17 p1'S.. $600
litililltlll ’l‘rai. 75C .\ l), (tint-1' Sct. $4125
liiirt'au Set. $2.75 l"1-r11 l’ot. 75c

A Porcelain Bird Cage is an exceedingly artiStic thing
for lioudoir, living room or sun parlor. (an M 111-.S1l \\llll
either liv1' birds or their porcelain .Sulistitutt'S‘.

$5.00, $7.00 and $10

Porcelain Birds, 1'1'pr1'S'1'iitatich' 05 many “'1'”-
knoivn l'catlicrcd iaiiiilics, \'1'r_\' oriianientaloanil plraSing
{or table or ShI-li' decoration, 25 cts. to $5.50

Quaint littl1' china ducks. 35 cts. and 50 cts.

llasciiiciit.

New Designs in Art Work

At the Art Section. Cross-stitch Scarfs, l'illoiv
\lips and tfcntt'rs. Stamped for work.

Cretonne Work Bags, new styles.

House Aprons, slumped to 1-111l1roirl1'r. 59 cts.

Crctonne Covers for card talilcS. 59 Cts.

Boudoir Jackets, all 1113111'. \\'llll 111at1rial for \l'U‘
1'l11ti11L- tltt t'dL'c. $2. 50 and $3.00

Jackets completely finished and lt‘iliitiltd with rllilmti
1-ll‘11 t.S in pink. l1l111 or l.1\1111l11 $4.00 and $450

Fancy Work Baskets. li111'1l in colors, 59 cts.

‘ 'l‘hii‘d “bar.

The Candy Section

will supply Hallo wc'cn Favors.

\ harmonic collection of \iit1'l11'S',1'atS'_Sk1-l1'111iis,gol1
li11S and 1'1'1‘i1' 1'1‘1'atiii‘cs 111'\'Ci' S1'1'11 li1'i11r1'.

Ilidi'ouS' titliS'c—iiiakinLr contrivaiiccs.
1'11r1lli111.r inventions.

“A Treasure Chest"
1'l1111‘11liilt'x,

Chocolate

regular blood
contains :1S.Soi'11'1l fruit giiiiiS', and
50 cts.
“Bittersweets.” cacli ivrappcrl S'cparatt'ly.
50 cts., a 1b., 25 cts. half lb.
Flagroot, SaSSat‘raS. l.ov1'agc, 25 cts a bOX.
llrangc Slices. Lemon .‘S'liccs, Assortcd Fruits. 50 Cts.
Crystalized Grape Fruit, 60 cts.
Young Stem Ginger, 40 cts.
For Kiddies:

.\ moving pictnrc li()\' with reel of 12. to cm.

Main floor.

I'll]? E. 1111. Earth 01111111131111 \

 

tiling iiiiiilversTry twenty on s on -
111 on (ounctluian and Mrs. George W.

I is bFII'EtTéd or‘iheflTe'w—‘niasfifiho‘e's'u

' 11111111 have lit 'n seen, heard and tell

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MORE PARALYSIS CASES.
HARTFORD, Oct. 19. -—-The number

Stevens last waning at their home in in this vicinity during the past auni- or cases or lnllntlle paralysis in tho

McKinley street.

. were much surprised. However this
' (ltd not prevent the passing of a plot»

,' snnt evening. Refreshments of a 801' 1 cm

1stlntlnl nature were served late in

 

other in Waterbury.

 

 

 

 

The couple were iuei' Originated in that town but makes state “as increased yesterday by the

that notified of the coming visit and‘ to Mr: Seariea's pioneer work these addition 0! ”’0- 0“ in Greenwich. the

These make a.

 

rvexlng insects have been very rm”total 0t 8“ reported to the state
i.illdeed in Barton this season. board of health
—~;w .-—-L—-—-—--—-————
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ithe evening. alter which the guests“
;.expressing their best wishes for many:

more years of happy wedded lite to

‘Mr. and Mrs. Stevens. lett {or mail".

1 homes thus ending a moat enjoyablel

: evening. 1

. Readers of this week' 9 Judge are in
. terested in an illustrated bit of humor
because the accompanying illustration
slvtlepicta the trolley walting- booth I!
the White hrtdge, which was placed
there some time ago by the Tokencke
Corporation. The signature of the ar-
iist is almost indeciphemble, but there
is no mistaking the picture. (or even
the signpost directing people to the
.Tokeneke Inn appears in the illustra-
tion. The only thing not natural is
itho persons depicted, and their 010ch
ting. which have not been soon in this
section in a hundred years.

Darren residents are conmtulatlllg
William Scarles 0t Tokonek'e. who low

which has been continued each sum-
mer since. to abolish mosquitoes from
this vicinity by 111112111117; and draininz
marshes. As other committees have
,cooperated in this work, With tile
‘sole exception of the town of Westport

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‘BASEMLL
NORWALK.
vs. _
,1 INDEP-ENDINTS
AMUSE ENT PARK
At 3.: 3531?. M.

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Overcoots That Are

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lathe polite of the Woddsbestpolph IE! Fir-mane. Pianos. Vic-
ti'olos; Amos. Woodwork. Hardwood Floors. and all Vazslilicd

iltlillcu. hdm‘deIIPOLllufllltek”ChZ‘e. his put
winnonm-lopbottlc. AllrizulromZScto$2H50 Tryit.

Absolute. Guarantee

15m 1: not a hotter Polisll

11...... anytlnng else of. its, kind.
you may return the bottle and
'iwe__:_w1ll refund your money.

 

 

 

 

STERLING FURNITURE CO.,
127-129- I3I Washington St. South Nor-walk.
11mm mammoth... , '

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1.111.111.1111 Sleeping Garments

The Dr. Danton Sleeping Garment completely covers the
children and prevents catching cold. The out" can be torn-
od down and tied over the hands. Made for children from
I to 10 years old. Prices 50¢ to .1 10 according to size.
Roux Hills Ribbed Shaping Garments. fleece lined, 1531:;

Sleeping Carmela in fancystfipodnuutetu, withfect.

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