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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 18, 1917 · page 9

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Meals and Groceries
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Extra Fancy Milk Fed Broilers $1.75 Pair
Long island Ducks 32c lb
Mi k Fed Roasting Chickeu’s

Choice Young Fowls Fresh Killed 32c lb
Shoulder Native Veal 20c lb
Breast Native Veal 18e1h
Sinall Legs Veal 12% lb
Rump, End loin Veal 25c lb
Hamburg Steak 22c lb

 

 

Best Table Butter ................................. 489 lb.
An Extra, Nice Cheese .............................. 320 lb.
Home-gathered Eggs .............................. 4.50 doz.
An Ettore. Good Quality Limo Beans ................ 15c can
ROSweetJnicyOrnnges,.................. 25c
California Oranges .................... . . . 350 and 503 (102.

Pineapplos. Grape Fruit, Strawberries, Spinach, New Cabbage,
’iring Boeing. Lettuce, Celery, Green Pens, Cucumbers, Aspara-
gits, Rhubarb. Teiiiutoeu.

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Telephone your order to 1340. Free Delivery.

 

 

 

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Rolled Bill Roasts

VEAL FOR ROASTING

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The Big Demand
welrn disturbed no to burrow: our

lie eon» end use: the Famous Prone-binaries: Barrels

1.500 lbs firioio Steak -
1,500 lbs. Perlerhouse Steak

LEGS 0!“ SPRING LAMB. RIB Al“) LOIN LAMB
CROPS

VEAL FOR STEWING and POTPIE
CUTLE’I‘S AND FILLETS

 

 

swfixiit in fig,

no Milli iiléfi‘i‘l" l. f‘".

29c tb
. 31c lb
:9: lb

 

Sperry £5 Barnes‘

3 Rosebud Home and Bacon ’ ‘

Home and Bacon

 

Kingham Plantation Balloon .. .
Plate Corned Beef ...........
Rump Corned Beef ...........

 

........ 34cm.
...................... 10clb.
...................... 2201b.

 

‘ California Grantees ......
i Large lhneapnles_ eeeeeeee
, Fancy Strawberries .....
; Native Asparagus ......

The Beers Meet

 

l FRESH VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS

Phones 881—4180

6 No. Main St, So. Norwalk.

 

............... 28cdozen
...... _ ..........10ceach
........... 20cc}.
..................... 30c

& Provision Co.

1 3 Main St, Norwalk.

 

REF) CROSS SUPPLIES.

, M-ZV.‘ \“tllilix, Mn; is. vtltto 'l‘. lion
nurd. mun or of ii‘c l'i'l'nilll}' crcul
ltd lloil t‘ Supply Swuco. toning
m m ll lcltor to all llcd Cross clieiptcrs
{in the Allumic division mmouncine:
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that tho supply scrrice \vus prcpurcd
to ouccnilo orders for muslhio, tinn-
m-ls, jeaits, gonzo. medicated cottons
‘ond other Rod Crust; underlain, tho
! goods to be sold at cost. The express
lcompunlen have agreed to handle all
two-thirds of

prepaid shipments at
their rcgulnr roles.

BEST GOODS. BEST SERVICE, LOWEST PRIQES ALWAYS

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India Ceylon “Tea 30:: lb dolong, Mixed, English Breaktastltlc lb

 

 

- ‘ Coffee «-

3:3 and 30e Collee 2b: lb

28. and 25e Coltee 19c lb

 

 

Sperry and Borneo Shoulders

23clb

 

Very Best Elgin Creamery Butler

 

43c, lb

 

EXTRA LARGE PRUNES. ...............................

................ ‘2 lbs. for 280

 

LARGE PKG. QUAKER OATS .................. ’ .........

.......................... 25c

 

New CHORUS IbiOl'x'LSSGS 100 can 3111913” and Lotus Oruckales'

Large Pkg. Atlas Buckwheat, . 1°C'Pk‘g . sauce ............. 10c can
- V 180: Loose Coconnut 23c lb. 2 large pkgs. Grandma‘s
3 01330:; of Lump Starch .. 200' it 1 C """ ‘17 ’ Washing Powder for .. 05c
Large F171? 01731 531111011. red 5 full? 8. 060.9” “L, ' " I coon Crab Mont .........-. 25c can
p 256; barge Pug. Cornntarch .. 8“. Musically-Powder 7c pkg.
Large Lemon Snaps _ . __ 136 1b.: Large (ion (themes ...... ‘300. road'andiFine Noodles 150 1b.
Pkg. Table Salt .......... 100 .‘anned Pineapple ....... 15c 7 cokesfllimoXeSoop ..... 25c ’

1-2lb.».ca.n Sardines in tomato

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

3 Pugs. EXTRA FINE SEED!!!) RAISINS for ............ . . . . . . . . . .

 

 

 

No. 1 Cans RED RASPBERRIEEL PINEAPPLES AND PEA RS .................. 10c. each
Luge pun ASPARAGUS ....... 259 can 1-2 lb. cans BALBOA SARDINES .......... 10c

 

 

Large Cons of Illa-More Dust,
,10c each

Dried Beef, per glass ..... 13
R. 65 R. Plum Pudding, .

Large can ........ 42c each
Jams, all flavors . . . . 10c each
Lighthouse Cleanser .

Bottle Ammonia and Blueing,.

lie. 1 Guns Tomatoes . . 120 each Dl'il'id Lima Beans ..... 188 1b.
0 Whole Wheat Flour .. 10c lb.

5c La Herbert Salad Dressing,
. 40 can Large Jar-Ox Tongue 306 3.

 
 
 
 

Red Marrow Beans .. . 12c lb.
Atlas Ketchup, '

Large bottle 20c, small 14c

 

something new 10c bottle '
Fairy Soup for ...... -. 10c -

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

Native Spinach ......... . ...... ..eee peek 21b3..Bermuda Onions for, ....... ' ..... 15c
Native Asparagus 35c bunch Freshv‘Pineaople ........... 10o'eaeh
6rollsToiletPaper ...... .........25c rFrashEg‘gs ......... ........ 410 doz. ~
"11 lbs. Gi'nnulotodré'iugm'vfor$1300 with 50crpurchuseeof Teas, Coffee, Spices and Extracts ,
'Kippered Herring in tomatouauce, He can Lemons 1 ....... . ....... .é. . . . . . . ’g20c‘doz
.Grnpe Fruit {for 250; Grape Nuts . ....... . ............ 2,1)ch35. 'for 25¢

 
 

 

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‘ MEET NEXlWEEll

ing to be Held in Bridge- ,
port, High fihool ’

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Shoulder Veal
Rump Veal Roast

solunzrs Strum cirrus

Dealer in Meals. Fish, Vegetables, Fruits.

’ 3: Wuhmzm Street. South Namath.

 
 
 
 
 

3r Vain Street. Norwalh.

 
 

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Call liver lie lb

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Cudahy ll. (3. Hum 28c lb
Round Steak ......................... 300 Rib Veal Chops ............... . 24c
SirloinSteak.. ..... 320 LoinVealChopS.. 28'-

. .Porlerhonse ......................... 323 Veal Cutler , . . . . ..... 32c.
Hamburg . . . . . . . . . . 226 Breast of Veal . . . . . .............. 20c ‘_
Shoulder Steak ........................ 2‘20 Forerunner Lamb ................ ‘ch

 
 
 
 
 

 

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Mny Ill. 35. ,2

l “Program. l
I ll‘irel ocmion, ’l‘humlui. Mu) L'l. it?!
L‘Illll p. In.. High School hull. I
1 Opening of the Stutc Convention by;
llll‘ HUN“ l’l'coldl-Ill, MFR. 12.
Sluilry. '» ' 5‘ » '
suicide: "'l‘ho Sun- Spuugll-d Bane
III.“ ilt'tflllllllillllh‘l Niels Edith
mull. . :
Hiroruliou, llor. lllvorcll Burns. purl»;
llll’ \\llhhill§;ltfll| Pearl; )1. 1’). Church. l
Adam‘s.“ (22‘ Welcome. ?
licrwnw, Mr». lfidlrurd ll Sinilcyl
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Pruudw

.‘tlillulm: o" the lust annual nicotine!
Mis.
tux).

UlW’K‘llHI-lh.

Itcpm-t oi thc Ucllt‘.ul Vl‘ilt‘l‘tlllliil
Sm‘rrlory, \lim lhiihn Plume l’ilmco.

lieporl of the General ll‘cdvrnlionl
llitcclor, Mrs. John C, llnwus. ‘5

Report of tho (‘uenu rrulivo commit-l
lcc, Mrs. l‘. W. Gorni‘d. chairman.

llvport ot‘ the Home Economics
Committee, Miss: M. Estrella Sprucuc’.

Alidlcss, "Hie Butter l-dniwblorc-
mum and the influence of the Wont»
m of the l'nitcd Sluice," Orriil ti.
Fuchs, tAdIieon‘ Secretory of the Na-
tional Board of llmicw of Motion l‘ic-
lures. . 5

Second session, 'l‘huroduy, liluy 34,3
all 8:00 p. lll.

lluporl ol’ the Music Comiuitlcc,
Mrs. l. 1‘. Downs, chairman.

Culll‘l‘l‘t by the Wednesday Attor-
“ noon Musicnl (‘lub of Bridgeport.

lv'. ll l'oaslcy, rccordinn :lccrc-

’l‘liird session, Friday, billy 26th. o1].

. (moo.
(,‘ollcct

gram.)

‘ llcporl of otliccrsw'l‘hr- President,

Airs. Edward H. Smiley; Recording

Secretory, Mrs. F. M. l’easley; Trees“

urcr. Elli-s. l‘. M. Curd; Auditor, hire.

W. ll. Phippn.

' Report of Arts nnd‘Crufts Commit.
tee, Mrs. 'l‘. H. Mucdonuld. clmirmnn.
, Report oflCivlcu Committee, Mrs. 0.

ll. Robinson. chairman.

‘ Report of Civil Service Reform,
Committee, Mrs. E. A. Evans. ChuirA'
more.

Report of Education Committee,
lilies Elllll‘il l’illing‘, chairman.

Music.

Round lublo discussiom led by Miss
Georgie A. Bneon. first \‘lceeprcsidem‘
of the fictional Federation of Worn-
; en’s clubs. -
Topics. 1~Whnt is the best piece.
30f work your club has ever done?
1 lie—What do you consider the greatest
effort of'the State Federation? 3 -----
What can you suggest to increase the
l emcieney of the Federation? '

. Fourth session. Friday, May 251b, at
i 2:00 p. m.

t Singing of one of the state songs,
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for clubwouicn (see pro

 

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led by Mrs. F. B. Gi‘nnniss. ucemn.
panist Mr. F B. Grannies. '

Report. of industrial Committee.l

' Mrs. F. B. Waters, chairman.

‘ Report of Literature Committee,
’Mrs. G. A. Jamioson, chairman.
'l‘ravclers’ Aid in New England,
Ralph S. Thompson, General Secre-
, tnry, Ti-avelers' Aid Society of Boston.
, Report of Legislative Committee,
Mrs. L. S. Cummings, chairman.
New Americana and the Community
'l Center. M. J. Wendel, chairman of the
' New England Section of the National
Community Centr/lconlerence.
Concert by Trio Ensemble.
"The Merry Menthol May:§.'..Sprosa
Miss Florence Legbre Hayes.
' Vulcan's Song . . . ..11:. .531. ”Gounod
‘ Albert Paul Lucite. ' ‘

 
 

 
 
 
 

‘lff'The‘i Gmufeat 1W
~ Del-"Irma ‘ fit J

.11 ll. \‘i'ootlhouso, chairmen.

"('cuio to the Sun" ........ t'ordiglunt,

ers. Walther, Mrs. Hayes, 3dr, implied
,ucrompuiiist, Miss S. ”cl!" Blackstone!

ll‘rldny. billy 25th, 8:00 p. In, rum-p»,

tier. and exhibition of all :.t lhp
Bridgeport Art League lloomo,’
Staplcs 'llnnh building. loll Slain”

fill't't’l.
ll‘il'tl: bI'Srlllll. Saturday.
at! 0:00 :I. m. .
Report of (‘rcdcutluls (‘mnniitli-c.l
.‘drs. l". at. Bnrbcr. ':
Report of Home l‘onmriltw. Mrs;

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llopoils of county Ilee-presideutu,‘
Mrs. John ll. (‘hunilu'ilulu l-‘uielicld
county; Mrs. Chan-lo.s ll. tulle-neg}
Ilurlt‘ord county; Mrs. John N. Mun-J
non. Lilchllcld county: Mia»; Bets-2r}
lluoll, Muidlesex county; Biro. John!
Walsh, New London county; hits. “1}
ll. llcon, 'l‘ollund county; Mrs. {\lli
top .1. Sillllllwrzll'. Windlmm county.
New England (.‘onl’croncc, Mrs. (If
H. Filippa, coorotnrytrcuunror.
levisiou of Muir bylaws.
Advi-ntui‘cs of two poliu-wumcn, u
civic. experiment of the (L‘oulluunily!
club of Norwulh. prc.~cntcd by him;
.l. Milton Liobnrn, cx-presidont. Ml'i.’
F. R. Lyon. \‘iccvprcsidonl.
Report. 0!" llcuolutioux ("uniuIilH-v.
Imitation l‘or midyear mot-lion.
limitation for tho 'l‘\\’(’lli_\'>:scCCllld
Annual Convention. i

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Singing of the Federation pong.

Adjtlllilllllt‘lll.

Especial attention in culled in thc
ml Table Discussion on Friday

morning and those in mtcnduncfi are

urged lo speaé at this time. ‘

 

ONIONS ARE CHEAPER l

=Prlce Has Dropped Nearly Fifty Per

~CenL
Within the last few days the price
of onions has dropped from the a},
most prohibitive ligurc of twenlyvfirei
cents a pound. the high mark last
winter and curly spring, to fifteen
cents a quart, practically a drop of;

fifty per cent. A quart. weighs a pound ’ MW

and a hull. Dealers report than.

there appear to be plenty of onions . {I z . 2 up 5 “ forty. , ‘ ‘ -
in the markets and a further drop is moot-1:111:.i‘oli‘u‘zicli‘fullludlghx-iosell [OF‘MORE MONEY NEEDED
looked for. Top onions sell from five five cents a bunch. Spinach greens}
to seven cents a bunch and are fairly cost sixty cents a peck. Wax beans,
plentiful. Last winter it was predicl- st,“ for eighteen to meniy cents :11
ed that when lop onions arrived in quart _ Strawberries have been held-
the market the. price of the other kind ing up around twemyfive cents a
would drop and while at first there box for several days but today sev-
wns no drop the more plentiful nup- oral stores are selling them for men-1‘

ply of top onions apparently has forc-
ed the price of the other kind dmvn. I
With the exception of new pom-l
toes the price of tilt other fresh Vega-:1
tables is being
from what. was being asked n ten"
weeks ago. This week. dealers Boater
the price of new potatoes was ad-
vanced two dollars a barrel, follow-
ing an increase in the. price of old
potatoes. New potatoes are now
selling for eighteen cents n. qunrt or
two quarts tor tlilrtyeillve- cenl'la, .Old
potaloes 'cost one dollar agbushel....

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new our ad

ro'r ROAST. No Bone .. 21c
rerun KILLED NATIVE ROASTING CHICKENS
FANCY FOWL. STRICTLY FRESH EGGS
'SWIFT’S omo ........ -.
NATIV 1 ASPARAGUS. mariner: AND RADISHES
room‘s AND Violinruirmns

ty—twp cents at box. ,

gradually reduecdf WASHINGTON, May 18.--~(lreati0n ohlch have qualified
of 9 special house committee on We ‘which forward
mun Suffrage ,such as the Senate now least $100,000_
has; was urged in the House Rules financial institutions forwardingnleao
committee today, '
pending: resolution to provide for the ed similarly later.
step. The speakers included liclll‘0-,\I'ill pay two per cent interest: The
semmives “Jeanette Rankin. Baker.‘government.’s appareni'iiitenlimiito all
O‘Sliuuglpmssy, French. Taylor. Kent-Ivance approximately 31.000.000.000 '10}
ing. Hayden and Mondell and
'Mood W. Pork, chairman of the Ame of which already has beenpuldmi‘s re
jerican Woman guifrnge Association’s heeled in It requested. ,oremy‘wihicv
Cucumbers sell» foretrom..£ive.:,,to :09“; . . _.
. «gages an outgrowth othegoggeutton amount
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on murmur-dim”? scene‘wwoonum g»
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Home? .

SMOKE.“ SHOULDER ............... 33c

1/
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Prompt. Z

P313118 “PRECES” Delivery

No matter What you pay elsewhere
you pay less at the ‘

East lndia Tea Co. :

125 Washington St. '

East indie BUTTER ,

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America sFmestCreamery 43c lb
‘PURITY COFFEE
'l‘llc licst Yuiuc in America

30c lb.
1.3 Refill Stumpy Frcc

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SPECIAL BLEND COFFEE
“licllcr ’l‘liun Most licst.
(‘tlfi‘t't‘sw

5 lbs. for $1.00

 

 

 

 

 

PURE CONDENSED MILK ................. .‘3 cans for 25:;
100 seen, $tamps with l. lb. .VBAKING rowonn .......... 50o
new renounce; omens .................. 4 lbs. for 250
.20 FANCY snnomss ORANGES .............. . ...... cool
' “‘lLK URACKERS, .Freshill‘rom the Oven . I ......... 15c ll: -,

 

.Nobice: For the benefit of inane who could not- attendeur".
:‘Btg' Dollar Buy £8.10" all specials will be coniinueduntil 6105- ~
mg Saturday, May 19th. ‘ e

 

WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR LOWEST BEIGE»? 0N
POTATOES, ETC.

.m.. ..n. W...» . . . , ._.._ .._‘.M,_. _ ._-—

BY GOVERNMEN

NEW YORK, May 18.—~Almouu’
ment was' made this morning by.
National 'Rebe‘rve Bank of how fie
that it has been requested to meet
subscriptions for on additional tissue
of $200,000,000 treasury certificatoniv
iindebtedness. .

. WASHINGTON, .Muy 18.—~Rreooed5
;ot‘ the Liberty Loan, the trensuryde
pertinent announced today, will be a
pushed in banks and. trust companion
in; depositaried

 

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WANTS SPECIAL SUFFRAGE
COMMlTTEE.

Where possible other

at u. hearing on amount. of subscriptions will he treats

Mi‘ufithe Allies before July .1~~$070,000,000

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