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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 6, 1917 · page 8

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)1}.an ORANGES

Rum ORANGES

135} per dos.
25¢ per (107.
‘ » WM

Thinshinned, Juicy.
.‘ ............... 19¢:i

9* 9 M'

’iyi’ruacs, 1.11191: rs a.13y=...1..,.l’~
ice Caluoroia Se ~ne Fed Rosario, ..ull. size ncrfi.

Xas STAR FLOUR

re the sole distributors in
itory of this Justly
brand of Flour. Guaran-
give more satisfaction
a pastry or bread flour

y other brand on the mar-
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'. cotton sack ...... 23g}
notion sack ......... 45¢:
$11), cotton sack .$1 45

’ 9 v
, BRAND CONDENSED
, MILK

compasses Lion Brand.

ercan ..... 14¢

ING BLOOM SWEET
CORN

,. e, Style. For can 10¢

 

 

 

 

 

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VERY CHOICE
' FORMOSA OOLO'NG

9 THREE STORES
CEDAR ST.

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FINEST‘CREAMERY Bl/JTTER, per lb. 435.
PURE LAID: 11> ..................... 231:»
COMPOUND Ll. so 1331' lb. ............. 17¢
STRTCTLY 1‘PT‘.,: Recs doz. ........ 35¢

GRANULI‘ 1E!) SUGE. 2

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WE CARRY A LARGE VARIETLY OF THE
FINES S'l‘ CANNT .D FRUITS HERE AZT‘. 'A
E'1V OF ’l‘HEd. _. '
CLOVER LEAF BRAND ‘ .

 

Sliced Hawaiian Pineapple, per can ........ 23
No. 2 can Hawaiian Pineapple .......... 15
No. 3 can Hawai an Pineapple ............ 19
Standa1d California Peaches, ‘ No 3 can 15
Golden Age Pea hc~ oer can ............ 22
Golden Age are the most delicious peaches
packed.
Atlas Brand Pears in syrup, No. 3 can .. .. 1536'
Silver Bay California Pea =,rs No.3 can .. 18¢
5‘33 King Che11l-s, No. 2cm ............ 13;?

One'trial will convince you
that this coffee is without an
equal. You will be grateful to us
for convincing you that it is
worth a trial. vait doesn‘t suit
you we will cheerfully refund
your purchase price.

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We have just recived a new
shipment of this delicious Tea. It

will please the most particular.
It vou appreciate a cup of Good

 

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per ll.) ................. 22-5.“

cE129», l2 llzi .llWlLVil) Apple,,liil€le

.................. 9:3;

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l't’l' pkg.

DELL‘S BRAND SWEET
’ PEAS . 2;.“
Excellent quality. Per can .

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‘ NUTS '
Nuts are almost as important
an item at this season of the year
as are Hot Cross Buns on Good
Friday or co cred, eggs on Essttr
Sunday. Gla'i ce or. v l;;..e pr. ices.
Finest English Vv'alnuts, i
good, per lb. ........... 1018:”
Soft Shell S".'.9'ee+_ Almonds. >

 
 
 

 

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MIXED Tea you will enjoy the delicate
fragrant beverage that may he
CEYLON 7 steeped from this tea.

 

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orman has moved from No- '

ixhts. to Stamford. . 1

Ca’vahangh of Noroton has

as friends at Glenbrook.

\L. Grout spent Tuesday \il b
Mrs. E. Bllllngham, of

 

 
 

California.
M, Jenkins has. opened his
crotch Heights, utter spend-
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a. week-end visitor of Wat
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mer.

Shear Center School. '
‘ .

'grogational church held a successful
.silver'ten and cake sale Wednesday

, W. .Nmman on Gracie street.

, cie street. formerly
Highway Superintendent Robert N.
Greene, with his family, have removed
lrom the Noxon house to 0119: owned
by George Ilenionfon the Post road,
The Ladios' Aid Society of the Con. dent of its board of
1113 mayor of 'tho cit
Next Sunday will
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mark
the conference your
D1. nemgo ll. Noxon intends to or- edist church. Rev.
gaiiize a class in First Aid for High
School girls this summer. It is impos
siblg at present for the girls to find
sufficient time to take up this work.

 

He is to preach the

merit,

few days ago.
First Selectman George M. V. Sch ment,
llchtlng was at the Noroton Heights

Home Guaritrmn that end of town.

‘, old ' Nathsn Finch is;Prot3stsnt church a
we and expects will; hold a service

oocupsn _‘ 1 ill ‘ Der ,

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0.61mi of the New York Post Grad
uatc Medical school, has again been
sold, this time to Mrs. Soutliwick of
New York. Mr. Cushing is a resident
of. New Rochelle, and has been presi-

or, but it will he the last Sunday of

who has been pastor for the past year,
will leave for conference on Tuesday.

while the conference is in session, ,at
lRalph‘ M. Glover of the lllth Regl rt mission church in Brooklyn.
New York National Guard, probable that Mr. Johnson will return
‘whose company is on duty guarding as pastor of the local- church, but as
J Reed J11. has left town the New York City water works, vls no definite arrangement has been
Francisco, to spend several tied his niece, Mrs Roy 0. Lester, a made for next year, it is possible that ins women 1119‘ ballot (in the license‘dis'cussion and a fair vote- and not
She may be sent to another appoint-iquestlon. as the representative of the have the measures choked by parlla».
‘ "Willi! American Issue, the national Anti lmontary hocuspocus, as has been pro»
Good Friday wlll be observed in Saloon League weekly paper, He als‘o
firehouse last evening for the purpose several of the local churches today.i
" wold Bradaw of Gosben, or enrolling recruits for the Dorian St. John's Catholic church alt Norotonisontntive of the Stamford Mluistors’

will observe the services customary in League. ,A’ hearing on this bill was '
Walter c. Humbert is erectingnnow that communion. St. Luke's Episcopal held six‘ weeks ago, by the Judlclar
" house, which he will offer for rent, on church will have services at 10 :xoécomm'lttoo. but, as Speaker Hesly 111-
111.1111: and adjoining his” own residence on In. 111.,nnd 4:30 p. m. The Methodist stated that such action was improper,

congregations! church. 11 the

 

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ECONOMY
PRICES

Low Fries We

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35c
Doz.

ARMOUR'S STAR HAMS, lb_.
GOLDEN SAN'lOS COF FE

lid 1's Fiilli "l'l‘d

, Connn: ticut Yollow Onions,
lb. l0;

Shredded Wheat Biscuit, pkg. 12c
Cream Cake Codfish (No bones )

p.kg ....... 19c
Pu: e gLeaf Lard lb. ........ M“

‘0.

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9 8;: redais sin 11111-1111.: and Liquor Department

Ruppert's Eztra Beer. ca 9‘. ......
Ruppert's
Balantine S nrkling Ale, case

Monogram Rye Whiskey, bottle .
9 Kil’k' s Old .iow Rye Whiskey, bot.

Canadian C 1b Whiskey, bot.

Fine Califo nia Claret gallqn' Jug .
A. F. B. & Co. Mcdoc' Clalct. bot.

Ruby Red Spaikling Burgundy,

65c- -$1 :15 hot

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3.. F. Beekmann &

l . Grocers and Wine Merchants:
83 and 85 Washington St.

Easter Sale
at BeCkmann’ s

Plenty of Good Things to Eat and Drink
for the Easter Feast. We Call Your
Special Attention to the Exceptionally

 

 

Warranled Fresh Thus 3150
Boss.
.................................................. 27
Leg. 251'. grade ................ ll) 9%”: is. tor
FANCY MAINE POTAT ms per neck ................ . ......... Ti ..... 5! ....... '3;
LAIRC ECALJROR NIANWEi oitAN as ....................... Wand 45.311102.
99:15 PILLSBURY 3 JR GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, bag .................... $1 a p

ARMOUR S PURF GPA. ’l“ lUlCL, [1.llquait bottle ............................. 113:5

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ling Slams li’illi 91119 Popular Teas and listless

Knickerbocker Beer, caSc .

....—$r.2o Old Tom or E1 Bart Gin, bot. .. ' 85c
- 31-40 Tezor Cock :ails . . . - -..- -.. 35c, 65 b“-
$1.50 - Ritz Cocktiils (30.21.21ng line) bot
----- 85C Daburiel Bandy, large but. . $"°°
-$1. 05 Old Port or Sherry Wine. bot. ' 5°C

'''''' g? :3 New York Tokay or White Po ' 65°
‘ _ 251: Gordon Dry Gin, bottle ...... ," ' ' 95°

 
 
 
 

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~ FINE'ST QU «’lLIT‘.’ WHOLE 6:1 Pink Stumps with 1 lb. Very Best Tea, 25 Stamps with 1 lh'Ro. 1 Royal Planta-
GRAIN BLUE ROSE RlCE lb. ................................. 60: tion 00539 ---------------------- 350
1,” lb , .................. 5h 50 Pink Sta or.» with 1 lb.S Special Tea 50c ”(1933:” With 1 H, mm" Dinner Blend
. . . 2P” 1.1 'u. ‘ .......................... 32c,
Ja’v’Jv’WW JTe:m 3a. 1 '3 [W1 . . .l.2 . . .lL. IVE-TY. BUGS-t 30c éoflStamps “nth I Eb. Challenge Blend )
cow Y'“ 110111.11 . -.4 , -- ‘ ° ee """""""""""""""" 3°”
. .. ‘0 Pink Sta n, 5 mm 1-2 lb. Spe.1al Tea 25c 15 Stamps with I ll}. Eimcaiho Coffee 35c
\irdium .140 ............ 1;; * ITry Our Choice Mixed T9 at 350 all) Reg. 40c Val.
{.l :‘rllgi Silt .............. 2 "’ : ‘ .
WW 9 '
momnmpms No long Stories-Simply Quote Prices-You Know Bushman Quail! 1’
l’cr 111.3, ................. 1211 Fancy Whole Grain Rice Largo Can Coinmbia River
' 3le. 20'; Salmon. -...-..-..
WVV“'““ “ ' ” ' ' 9. Blue Label Ketcl up, large bot- INSTANT POSTUM Choice Alaska Salmonm, can
WASHED TABLE FIGS f tlc .................. . ,e3c

301: Size 25C Imperial Harrow Beans, lb.

INSTANT POSTUM _ 3 pkgs. mm. or Spagh

Riviera Slicer! Peaches, can C
Large cm Bridgman Pear
can ----._..... ....... ,.

50c size 45c

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Italian or French. Vermouth,
Cream De Month: "‘1... pt.

 
 

 

owned by Dr. S. '

pmionees of Andrew Taylor the loczil
liverymzm, seem not yet to ho. ,(wor
His lutes-t wife, formerly Miss lads
W osslink, who was {Married a divorce
:1 few weeks ago, has brought suit for,
alderman and act- the alimony uWarded, which, it seems,
37- . has not been paid. Mr. Taylor, claimsx
not only be East- that his former wife Is in debt to him,
and to secure that debt he has gur-
nisheed to himself from his former
wife, the alimony which he should
have paid her, as scourity for his own
claim. it is a rather new proceeding
for anyone to garniéhee from himself
to himself, but the lawyers for Mr.
Taylor sag, that it can legally 'be done.
G: E. Richter spent Thursday in
Hartford, 1to Cover the hearing on the
bill before the General Assembly. giv-

in the local Moth
Samuel Johnson,

following Sunday,

It is

spoke briefly on the bill as the repre-

tNoroton Heights. and that the Woman Selim comic ,
at :7: to p. in. . At tofuhbuld have heard the promos ,
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The matrimonial adventures and ex- tional amendment), and both bills

were heard yesterday, the arguments
continuing for almost four hours. No
confining for almost four hours. No
either measure, however. from this.
Verninlittce, us it is generally conced-
ed that the speaker constituted the
committee with 11:1 overwhelming ma-
jority of men opposed to both mess.
‘ures .0 strongly that no argument

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'WOllld lime any effect with them.

However, it. is expected that thege will

ban merry light on the floor of the
House when they are reported, even
adversely, for both the temperance
and the suffrage people have sturdy
Ichampions upon the floor it not in the
committees, and it is even thought.
that they may have a majority of
votes if the measures can get a. fair

vloiisly done in this session and in that
of two years ago. -

 

'Chsrles- Carlson, who was arrested
yo terdsy morning by Otilcer Jarvis S.'
«theft or a. bicycle

our in night. by in.
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Butter, the finest creamer-y,

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

Pure Lard, per lb. ...} 9
Swift’s Shortening, .1»: lb. .. .. .._.1 §Z¢
Fresh Eggs, per doz. .. , .. $1213
Gold Medal or Jones’ Flow, .... 21¢ ' ' 9
Tryapoundof»:ourColiee. "'?:v¥~--... 21% . -
Selected Mixed, a lb. 13¢».- .
Condensed Milk, per can 4...... 2 at 7""
Smoked Shoulders, per . “...... :4 -,1bs,‘-{2g¢

., Fancy Head Rice WNW-‘2 1119.2“?
Large California Prunes J cuth ......‘17'7é
Swift's Pride Washing .-.... '3"pkgy-§. 9):!“ '
{fill-0‘ or Tryphosa nu....._;, 410,2,{é

alloy Largo 'Grapc F ~~9~........,-..,” 14g

glamour- Beans, per lb ;~~~~-.. - ’ 9

«. risco, a can ...-... """~‘o»\.... b 9.

‘ ,S'wifts Pride Soap «...-«4.1;, '3 11': gig ,

, Granulated Sugar .. b”"’"’~‘-n.~u~l 8
.DunhamsCocoanu ~ , . “‘ ‘9

 

 
 
 
 

 

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