. DON N ELI-Y’s
10 la. lain It.
acorn man:
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’SPBCIAL VALUES or
minus wnrru MUSLIN
, UNDERWEAR
EKBANKS
Imus-6mm
loathlccwalk.
‘Obmrtaalty b rare. aad'a wise Inca will acm- let it go by blm.”-B. Taylor
Broken Lines of
Suits and Overcoais
‘ Formerly sold at iii.” to $20.00
$10.85. w
, ROGERS 8. STEVENS
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Elm-ha Rebekah Lodge, No. ~12, Ly"
' 0. 0. ii. will meet this evening and a'
‘large attendance i sdesired.
important huAim-sa is expected to beI
transacted at the alerting‘of the lscliU-i
(la Ytu-ht club to be hold this owning;
'--PALAC£ mean: romonnowi
3' complete vaudeville performances:
and Charlie Chaplin in "The Pawn:
‘Shop" . '
Mfr Frances A. Blddlscontbe, ma-
tron of the Naronlake Home. has sent-
in her resignation to the Board of
Charities, to take effect about March
lat. ‘l’x'o reasons are given for the res-
ignation. ,
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Tou-orrow. the Feast of the Purlii-'
tion of the Blessed Virgin Mary, there:
will be a celebration of the Holy Coul-
muniml in Grace Parish in ill-1 side
chapel of the Guild room at 9:30.
4A8KETIALL
Not-walk va. Bridgeport. Arman.
tonight.
, S. L. Benedict is to open within a
short time an Exldc Storage Buttery
financh at 67 North llain street, to ho
enthused by Harry Duff. formerly
V manager for the Fairbanks Storage
. Battery Company in this city.
News ,
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Norwalk
So. Norwalk
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free Delivery Lolv Prices
Beckmann’s Grocery. ‘
ALWAYS SOMETHING SPECIAL HERE
Fancy Whole Grain Rice. 13c value. lb. .......... 11c
N ut Spread Olco. the popular brand. lb. . . - ....... 33c
Swrt’i s Sliver Leaf Pure Lard. lb .............. 30c
Challen e Blend Coflee. per lb. ................ 22c
Smft s emium Oleomarlrarlner. ........... 34c
Very Best Butter (Beckmann quality}. lb. ...... €40:
Ward’s Fresh Ca . all in s. each ............ 1c
Ward 9 Bread. lar e um loaves. each ........... 13c
Choice Teas. Mlx Black or Green . . 35c. 45c. 55c lb'.
Pack Corn or Peas. per can ............... 17c
eckmann 81 Co.
83 & "85:'liashingion Street Phone 1405
Satunggy Specials
East NOngk Cash Grocery .
Tclcphonfl43-3 " ' ,x“ Free Auto belive‘n
NOTE THE UNUSUAL BARGAINS
3 .;Just out. The new February rec-
_ are now on sale.
hear some of the hits, especially the.
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”AI-Ac: THEATRE TOMORROW
" 2:: complete vaudeville performances
; and Charlie Chaplin in “The Pawn
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fA'n impromptu dinner was held in
no: of Miss Esther Garvm. :. lure-
of the R. I W. 00.. in the worry
ol'Cross street thin noon. The tl‘ltZaa‘l'
was given by the oillce force of the
CL" Idctou'. ”Miss Garvi lted‘s t07esiizn
for position in a short while and
much regret was Expressed at her de-
ciaiou.
'g—Cl'eat sale on overcoats and suits
Q50. Pants $1.25 up. M. Josem a
,. Laurence Cornwall, of Bridgeport.
I{_ who has numerous acquaintances in
f this city, has just been promoted to
the rank of captain in the National
'arluy. .er is stationed in 'indianapo'
'- lia, where his wife has been visiting
him recently. Dir. Cornwall was con-
fided with the NErwin M. Jennings
My of Bridgeport. before enter-
!fi‘g the service.
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record, “Sweetie Mine." Ask to hear!
" this record, Douncliy'a. 16 \South Maini
TUESDAY—-the 5th
All money deposited inthis bank
on Or before the 5th of February, . »
interest from Fem-u.
Butter. the finest creamcry. ncr lb. . . .“. ........ 50c
Sm Shoulders. . and tender. per lb. ...... 27c
Nut Margarine. the world’s best. per lb. ......... 30c
All-audios s Pancake. large one cut to . . . .’ ...... 27c
' Blue Lube Ketchup. lar e size. bottle .......... 25c
Live Oak Buckwheat. a g. ................... , 27c
Extra G Eggs. a .................... 48c ,
. Eva ra Milk. a can .................. _ ..... 14c
* or or White Rose Oats. a n g. ............. 10c
. Our Fresh Roasted 21c Co cc.
Extra Fancv Plnll Salmon. a fan .............. 16:
Old Dutch Cleanser. 8 can cu to ............... 8c ‘
. CreamCornStarclltankg.......; ............. 8c-
; Comfound Lard. a lb. ...................... L.
. gm t’s Sunbritc Cleanser 6 five cent cans cut to 25¢
orce. a o . .. . . ............................ c
. Ma leSvru.larebottlc ......... ,..-........-27c
' Swil’i’s Pridg or nox Scans cut to ............ '5c
l Shredded Codiisll. a plot. cut to ................ 11c
: A. STULL
:4 Cottage Street. Baa: Norwalk.
I late hour her many friends dcpartodl u
We have decided to dispose of all Odds and Ends or’ou: regular
no muddy—Just read them—You will agree with us.
No complete run of sizes on any of these BARGAINS—hut most sizes on many items.
stock atpricesthatwillclcanthcln 1‘
MEWS “REGAL" TAN MEN’S “DOUGLAS” AND .. ..
.... * nihiifihi... “Wot“
Values $4.50 to $7.00 Patent and -
Now .............. . 2°98 Now _ $359“? “’00 2.48 ' Gun Metal .... 2'48
WOMEN’S PAT. AND GUN WOMEN ’S TAN CALF WOMEN’S SATIN SLIP-
BMETgnly “Rental” and “Douglas” PERS
utton Mostly Small Sizes Black. White. Blue
Now ......... . . . . . .1'98 Now ............. . .1298 ‘ Now ................ 9 8C
KEELER’S SHOE STORE
I/ ' I
The Store Th'at Saves You Money.
GWEN A LINEN SHOWER
. Mrs. George 'l‘rowbridge, formerly
' Miss Gladys Brown, was given a linen
shower at the home of her sister, Min
Iliadblyn Bream. ’i Orchard street, last
evening, where a number of her ,
friends had gathered. :Many useful .
and beautiful gifts were received by
Mrs. Trowbrldge. The evening was ,
spent with vocal and instrumental sc-r .U
lertions and at ii a luncheon wasl ‘3
served by candlelight. Th6 table was t a
very prettily decorated with green; it
and yellow crepe paper with fllvol-II
to match. The center” decorationly it
were flowers and a W and-were; it
surrounded by American flags. At a1 u
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Hayes City W ‘ "
'69 No. Main Street Hayes’ Block
Loin of Young Pig Pork Light Loins‘ . 29c lb';
Lean Fresh Shoulders ' 26c lb '
Lean Smoked Shoulders all sizes 26c lb 1
Small Fresh Hams 320 lb 3
usaxmjg :: ,iiayesllo , eMadeSafiusage better 320 1b i
:fmtmgh'fgtym " Shoulder ork Chops ‘- 28c lb ;
:2fl.'.,“i:‘i‘;.l:2°;.:iff‘$4233; ..; Leaf Lard in Large Cones 30c lb
3.132;»v’1533'3l'md ...: 5' Legs at Genuine Spring Lamb 32c lb : '
Try requarter Spring Lamb 25c lb '
Spring Lamb Chops 30c lb ;
35clb,
400 lb.
speech improvement in South Norwulkl U
3 Best 4 Cut Sirloin Steak -
25c lb :
wishing lira. Trowbridgc all of the, H
happiness and flood lush, possible. H
Those present were the Misses Anna! .
Neary, Ruth Stevens, ida and Cutler; ti
therefis no
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thedirection of Dr. Martin.
nus Dora Allen-H Mater. x.
Y., is spending the week with unand
hirs.,Edward J. .Pllherty on South
Main street.
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Best Cut Portethouse Steak;
i Hamburger Steak '
,________.—-'-—-—VE ‘ . ' [I a ‘0 a ,
”'8' i313; ”30W“ ”2 Rib Roast Beef besillcavy bee 24c to 320 l
‘-°"““""°‘ 31...»... :3 Lean Pot Roast ’ 3‘ .. _‘ . 24c 1
Much of the secretary'- address we.
taken up with a recital of the brilliant
Attorney J. J. Linxweilcr addressed
the members of the South Norwalk
Lodge. No. 529, L. 0. 0. 1“,, at their
meeting last evening about the value'You are invited to ace them.
of Thrift Stamps and War Savings. ' ‘
Stamps. Quite an interesting talk
was given by Mr. Linxweiler. 'Today
‘the stamps cost $4.13, one cent more
Lthan they did last month and in De-
-”Specials. _'
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...... "’7 . for Salurday Lit... headhouaug‘fmam m: .. Best Table Butter ._ ..... _. ; . . .. 55c lb. 9. Seal Cocoa .......... ,1 lb. can 25*? ,
’ mm ”mm“? 'b" m ”m “m ‘ S 22‘, hot lfidiuewcl'lichllu: and training of the. " Columbia River Salmon 18c and 28cm '0” Hearts ' ’
has been connected with Horace n. OLIVE, 25‘ 3i” ------ “United Stated flotilla." ' U .‘ . ' ,. ,
. Nash's plumbing business left South'om 011- l “The ilrat oihccr 10“ l” the present ' Compound Lard ............ '.‘. . . . . Fruit ---------- 50 and 10¢ 986]!
Norwalk this morning to m ’ hi 9 500 “I ------------------ ‘confllct. lieutenant Clarence c. Thom, ” y . _ A .
' u’ ' use can ...... ......mn. £3... um the Vacuum m min chm- it, Guaranteed Good Eggs ...... 'eet Potatoes. Cauliflower. Cran-
'8 WW [whamminuw'mwm ' - . ’ '- ' be - . .
1km . . medaboullaanoacnhm'” ‘1‘“: HomeGatlleredElln ........ 85c mes.
......... thI‘Mmhedf ”I‘m . ,. . ,'
exposure arm the Jacob Fancy Baldwin Apples ...... 4 «is. 35c
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New models in all the /popular and
best makes of corsets are now being.
shown at the N. B, Ryan Co's stores
Dixie Bacon Sp
, CboiCe Young
j Milk 'Fed 'Roas
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achievements of the American destroy-
er flotilla in the war and the brovury
of American gun crews aboard nler:
chuntlnent ' . .. .
”Read ,the story of the Mn. he
said, ”which, though struck by a tor-
pedo and seriously cripplcdnefuscd to
return to port as longaa there appear
of engaging the sub-
e country was thrib, '
c exploit of the.
Phil}?
mi
- Grocery Fruit and Vegetable Specials
ed to he a chance
marine. The who]
led by the scent of th
Fanning and the Nicholson in destroy:
submarine and captur-i
The British Ad-| ti
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sum m. u' Grandma’s Pancake Flour.
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exposure. swan non raft tnraftgto,‘ , W . /
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