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Evening sentinel, Monday, November 27, 1916 · page 11

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FOR SALEv—ONE 1918 Flint} PAS ‘ To LET—6 R00! liOUSlll l-‘UR- furnished 3;, “$11.1. on em,
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llirasonablc. 35 Pntnamave., so No?- u‘ed h'ndytotroliey 11113th ..P
v ilk. :12? 3t (u. inn. So. Norwalk, Conn
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. Joachim“. Holland Mile 09.13:
'Fm SALEfiSTUDEB-AKER 000'" TO LET”: APARTMENTS 5 AND Water street, South Normalk 112'! ll.
plot newly painted. 0m in 0:th 6 room It" two-tents It now ——- '
. ondition, slu‘d chains all tools, aloe house. with automobile range. Con-

. WANTED~ OPERATORS FE
on starts; and fights. A line all your vouionttol. l1. nation Cor. Hamilton may, for m'g pain] Beach was
tar in first class condition. Regular avenue and me street. Call Alex paid wile learning Samuel Ram"
wit-t- SL200 for quick sale 8350. Box While. 61 1-2 Ely avenue. Tel. 400 0.5,

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WANTED— MILLWRIGHT AND

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\\1’~'l|ll:lilt‘lj: “wee: Qingugonmllt ' 3'79“. [name 0“ Breath?! or, W sition mm.’ “a reierence.
" h " ‘ ’ “" ‘ “M" '6 3t 33’- n“ iitnpplyo Euubetn street, E. Aspialld.
. ... .- __. l' (are of Stratum.
-- To null-WM law 1 a “W “““"""""‘"“" '
FOR SALE :3 will: rum - . _ ,
.x lfIi and tools, good state of culiii’a- rooms with improvements. Second WANTED EXPEME\CED CAT
. floor u 20 Cl' . dust’i‘. man or woman, pleasant work,
twn, good supply of fruit. linlt re- "’ S" inquire J: 1 d .~
2 . Dianna 0 M (1 Cl sin nary and (Mommission A their: P.
Il.ullla Oil mortgage. Apply Chas c we" come all ”mm" 0 box 399 linrletl Conn. n25 3t.
nil-anon, 3 Elizabeth sincet. 1125 at 3‘5 30““ "Gm-111 524 Ill 1
- WANTED 25 LABORERS EIGHT °
con SALE-*1” Tl 1‘th THAN TUR i TO LETr-fi ROOMS “'ITlI Al I. hours '25" per day. Henderson... :.
iwis (‘hickons (lean well led, 5 to modern llllplowuwuts at‘ 3: ”’1‘“ Brothers, Fairfield, Conn. n2i 3t t:

t. l :: in. dressed sleight head all at A“ “wire at United Grout-ll Co. 01
R. 0. Raymond,

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'lvll'kvi [ll‘ic-‘. Dt‘llWrPd on Wednes-
iulius lir'own, 25 Elm I‘Gove.

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WANTED~ A SALESI. \D\' IN A

~— _ dry goods Hlmv inquire A llickorman
_,H, TO LET STORE AT 207 EAST & 80" 31943!

FOR SALE-“A HORSE FOR 3200 Washington street inquirt at til S3,‘ m,
it. quick buyer iur $50.1nquiro Cen- . “3'" hlmt ox ‘nhone 60. BUSINESS NOTICE. i

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n-w St., SOnth Nurwnik. n24 8t 8 Teacher of piano and harmony.

I 5 .- . FANCY NATIV terms Site an hour. Cali alternoon or °°
N FO.‘ SALE" -lt\' UPPER NOR-1 ‘ovening, Mrs. Cornelius inlbel- 1.6 9.0
w .lli,'7 l‘OOlll house and lot 30'! int ’FURKEY Academy r11‘0". NOWHIK “27 3t

:.. urn-rt, ‘Jiltl feet deep 1.5; so gir- S 420 lb ~4-——— —--~~ -
'iz‘li, f‘llit‘iitl‘: run, shade and tl'uzt -- PAPER- HANGING

 

it Price 82AM M iii ' deitruting, C:ulilltcr'n supplies; wail

From 8 lbs to 14 lbs

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...,xr- $1.100, uln remain, also min]! prior, uptodato styles, lowest prions.l “3
ti‘ilt‘l‘ [ll'llpI-I'l‘Cs, No orders taken after 8 p m Estimates cheerfully given Trial or i °Q:
jtomght m: solitited Tel 400 Alexander.
.\Sk JOIill T. IIaVeS 1 Fill“: White. til 1-? Ely nl‘tnue. mas o
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7 MAIN ST. NORWALK. Y . LOST. .

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Rcai Estate—Insurance _3 Roasting ChICkeflS I
Geese, Ducks
may tel-ms, little cash required. in?

Sec Wednesday’s Adv;
quire Keogh 8; (Emilee, Attys. South

. Charnock’s Market

.Norwalk, or Tel. 5352, or write P. 6.l

. Lot‘r—SKUNK MU-FF. BETWEEN
6 1-2 Orchard street and Norwaik cen-
ter, via West avenue. Finder kindly
9mm hnir‘n‘n with “m intimer 6 1.2
Orchard stNet Phone lose-.4 l

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{ FOR SALE MODERN Two mug
it“ fly house, ltll improvements, on trol‘

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llu_\ 4t‘3. South Norwnik. 081 3!?
‘ . Fr“ 0°"er b‘lnder please return ram box oi— 0:9
" h" 5832 78 North Main on tile or to 13 Chestnut St receive 0.
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. . 1/ Mownrd M. Barber, Stoninston t2) "

Flmt Ch.“ polishers and CONNECTICUT PATENTS beet-delivery mechanism for rintlne 3'
buffers familiar With cut and The following were issued Nox. 22. Snachint‘s' sheet cutting andpieeding 3.
color work on either our day 0" “"5' 1‘“ mmi’hed “'0’“ ”‘9 “ac" mechanism for printing ”0”“ :2.

 

“ °ht 53““ Fir“ class PYOPW' o: WNW" & Dowersock, solicitors Edward 0. Kmepoiin, notsfml, out: 0:0
tions. NO labor trouble. Apply gor:“§::'_ “15 “MI" ”mm mm“ carrier. .3.
‘ ' ' ' Woodrlil' T, Sullivan, NOTIICLI nt-

milmedmCell}; aAmeni-ian 16:33:": {Ellsworth A Hawthorne, Bridgt ltachment‘tor tnlhinl: machines. ‘93.
p one o p ny, mp 0" 11 port (3) lamp switch. and vehicle; _--_ ..
Office, Cherry Street, Bridgeport, lamp. lcap‘ram BURN” m T g

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“.-.. ...... ..-_._ l ”18 shitetmetfll Wilmi— Nonmmc, Nov. 27.—-Capt. Philip '3’
W A N— 1 George B' M“, Bridgeport, a“ thirties, Hartford militiamen and all .3.
.tnchnlent-piug and receptacle. lthor. was badly burned here late Inst of

.. William P. lloglund, Hartford. iink- night by the ”profile“ of denatured ..

' ing cult-en's. ‘nlcohol in n are ‘e. A lighted match so

OPERATORS 0“ SEWING MACH‘. William H. Buell, New Haven, cart~ paused the gxpltfsion. Captain Cnr- .
1395- PM ““19 1931”“‘1‘5- ‘ridgr casing. tins was given medical treatment and 3.

 

MEN SHIRT TWEflfi. Joshua R, King and W. ‘ 0 King,
{New Haven. spreader for dry mater-
inls.
Elijah B. Benhnm. New London, at)-
lpnratns for employing kerosene and

heavier liquid fuels in internal com

bustier! engines.
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Telephone «Send Postal to
...... E... ......l CITY MARKET
[EGM' "0"”: 69 NO. MAIN ST. HAYES’ BLOCK
NNOiTiCiE.-l;-EXECUTION SAtEr-i
0t ce 5 ereby given that 5' v r- n a a G
and delivered, issued by the City-Q en‘s r‘oceries
court or Norwalk, in the action on I have on hand for your inmmlon 5 hrs: Supply of
and Annie Kerteaz, on a judgment:
rendered in said action on the 11m C II I and 5 l:
a
rum of 3238.47 and costs, 1 have this \ ear y get at c 0i“
tiny levied upon one ton -cyllnder
5:“ .htllo “nl'dddat public auction to“
t e W or theretor, for cash L
ong island Dneis
til him-walk; Wig
5:35.83. ... ... ..t“.i“5.‘.‘§il.°.f t— Fancy Stuffed Geese
baud Milt '
......mtfl‘h. . “3“ “‘3', ...... large Seiectedfioastmz F,
t‘lroice Young Few s

L. EFFRQN I I ay 2 is
toe of an execution to me directed
. Charles Slgswey vs. William Kerteszl

fancy fr'eeh killed Poultry which i am sure will please you:

any or November, 1916. and for that! ‘

Chalmers touring automobile. and willI native Fresh W Tarkeys

at the public sign post at the Junction

1516, at 10: 0t) o'clook a. in. 9'“ . ":1"

EDWARD ii; ’0

Small Lean FITS.“ Inf:

later we ssent to his home. ‘For a
time it was feared that he might lose
his eyesight but physicians said to
night. that that danger had been re-
moved. His chauiieur, Cyprian in
Gler. Jr.. was also burned about the
face and body.

Cinetl, Peabody
& (30., hie.

We Are Paying the Higrestyy
Prices For All inds Of

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Lowest Prices in the city. Always Something Special Herc.

WThanksgiving Sale

-at Beckmann’ s Grocery

You will enjoy your Thanksgiving Dinner much better when you know you have the Best Goods the market affords It

 

 

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FRESH ROASTED COFFEES, Special Rebate 4: on each pound

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Richnrdson & Robbins'
PLUM PUDDING

10¢. 23¢. 43¢ (an
Dudley Brand
PUMPKIN

Per Can 15¢
A Scarce Article

Best Cape Cod
CRANBERRIES

Per Quart 9‘5
New California PRUN‘ES
Regular 15: lb.

2 lbs. for 25¢

 

JONES'. PILLSBURYS or GOLD MEDAL

CROWN ASTER BRAND (Makes fine bread) . . . ...................................... Bag 31,33, Bill. 310,”
VERY BEST MAINE POTATOES . ......... ........................ ‘ ........... pk.49¢, bushel $1.90
FANCY BLUE ROSE RICE .5... ............. ......................... ....... . pcrlll.7¢.3lhs.form¢
NEW PACK TOMATOES, Standard Size, per can .. ............................... ‘ ............................ 1“
CURTICE BROTHERS BLUE LABEL KETCHUP ............... ........ .. -mall 14¢ large m
‘New‘flflixed Nuts. lb. ........ . 20c . California Peaches, can’ ........ . lye
New California Walnuts, lb. ...... . 23c Grapes. Omen. Apples. Hawaiian Pineapple, cm ......... . one
New Brazil Nuts, lb. 23c Bananas, Lettuce. Celery, Etc, Gold Rock Posts, 2 cans .......... . 55c
New Filbertsfllb ..... . ...nc AtLowPrice‘s Gold392kCorn.2cans ..... ”...“:
Paper Shell Almonds, lb 28c Crown Aster Asparagus Tips, can . .55:

NEW CROP TEAS, lb.

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Monogram Rye Whiskey, bot. ..................... 85¢
BumettHsOldTomGin bot .80¢
Dubonnet Wine, bot. .............. » ..... $1 00'
Webster's Snutcrne, bot. ......................... 60¢
‘Crelm De Menthe .. ............. 25¢. 50¢ and 75¢
California Claret, gallon jug. ...... . ...... .. ..... 1 00

 

wn GIVE 1:le TRADING STAMPS ‘3 1’- It

A. F. BECKMANN 8: CO.-

3 & 85 WaShlngton St. ‘
W’V‘MW ‘M.”FMWWO”:.¢“~%§“WQM 31

Steam Dying til Gem: Co.
' Formerly known as Brim steam Dyeing 5 Cleaning co.‘
silk Dream. Gloves, alanine and Lace Curtalm cleaned.

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.249 State Street ...BRIOGEPORT— .

 

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'lilanllsm lame

A M glands; of Dining W, Chairs, Side
Tables, Baht-.011“ Clonal. Tea “(mound many
other kettle.

' A New Low 5f Dainty Noyeitrtn

Ofwood. metal. crochoryand interwar, including Wall

-m~olatnimmost new plot-outs u a In!“ out.

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NEW SEEDED NEW MINCE MEAT
RAISINS, Sun Maid Bond In Bulk
Pkg. 12¢ 2 lbs- 25¢

 
 
 
 
 

 

454/-

NEW CITRON, lb. ..
NEW ORANGE PEEL 19¢
- NEW LEMON PEEL 19¢

 

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' .Hennossy’s 3 Star Brandy, bot. .................. $1,“

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22¢ No. l Plantation COFF

Regular 35c grade
Lb. 31¢

Flour
Sale

. ling $1.36. ”I". $1.585

............ 29¢, 35¢, 40¢, 50¢ and 30¢
TezorCocktails ............ 35¢, 65¢, 31.0.8“. ‘ H
Old Port or Sherry, per gal. ..................... $1.20 ' ’
Burke’s Guinnm’o Stout, Nips ............. $1.35 don.
Bass & Co.’s Ale . . . . . ................. 2 bottles 25¢

Black and White Scotch Whiskey, bot . $1.45

 

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Kimonos

' . ‘ i 3-. ' '
Fianneiettc and Serpentine Crepe Ki.. «mos in a large "va-
riety of styles and colors.

Plain and with Japanese or floral designs, trimmed with at-
in bands or ribbon trimming; made in Empire style, in
shined at yoke and some at the waist:

Medium and extra large sizes. Prices range from

. 51.05.555.55;
’ ShortFlanlreictte Kimonos...‘_........~.............. 59¢

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Long Kimonos at Japan-u oilk' m beadtifui floral pate-Ins.
trimmed with planed ribbon or with shadow latte. in Enl-
pile style, or with skirted yoke and fancy cords to match,

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