l-‘resh. Eggs ', Native Eggs Pure Creamery Butler . . . . . Better Than the Best Elsewhere Received Fresh Baily Sweet Butter and Pot Cheese our specialty ' Coffees-- ‘itlc doz 50c doz . A Full Line Of Imported and Domestic Cheese Limburger Cheese . 36c 1b | Rockford \ mmmanunvnntnosnnrtnnl. Standard Qualityr AT THE 47c tb 90clh Standard Butter and Egg Com-pa 1 2 NORTH MAIN STREET, Next to Collins First . Prize Nut Butler Milkonul Besl 0leo, Jersey Made and Morso Peanut Butter, lresh made daily Pure Leai hard This is the kind they alllali'e 30c lb l Compound Lard 26c lb 113’ lie Ill 29c lb 286“) 306 ll) “034°C“: ‘NMW‘O’O ”rt”: , Q Q 0 ‘99:” O .0.“ O O .0 O .0 .0 a O O ... I .6. O O .0 o .00 O. o O O. D o”o O o “.0... O 00;“ O Besl Santos Coitee - - . - 18c, Slbs 85c Teas Fine 0010112. Hyson _ 35C lb ‘3' 'Slandard Coliee - - .- lie, 5 lbs $1.00 and Mixed . . .g: . ‘3' CANGOODS BEANS BcsLJap.Riee.. ....... .. 9c 1:: Finest Quality Guaranteed All 1917 Crop Macaroni and Spaghetti 9c DRE. .3. TOMATOES—Large can. solid pack. .............. 17c Cal. Limas ...................................... 13c Hersheys Cocoa. 1-2 lb. can 17c 43. o.2ean ................................. . 14c Pea Bean . .......... . ......................... . lac Hershey’s Cocoa. small can. Beans 25c 3 . Early June Peas .............................. . 14c MOI'I'OWS ---------------------------------- 2"le %5c Extracts Lemon or Vanilla .. 9cbot. ,2: V’MaineSllirarCorn ............................ .. 14c P 19“” ------------------------------- “ha-25c BeardsleyCodFish....... ..... ..............10cpllir. ,z [RoyalScnrletPorkandBeans .................. 15c S'fifnpegs“'""""""’j"':j:::jj:jj:::::2“35¢ TecoPancakeFlour...........................12cpk. . ‘Cal Pears .................................. 15c Lavageang'lj:j:jj::::::j,:fi:,,- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 10c RolledOats........ ...... ............3|bs.2 .3. Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple ..................... . 15c Roman Beans ....................... . ..... .. 16c Corn Meal ..... ...........3lbs'.-m .3. All Kinds Soup ............................... 10c HANDY BOX MATCHES ' 'b0 24 °:° ........................................ x c , Km """""""""""""""""" 1‘“ LARGEB Bo'i'rLBor'rllE‘riNBs'rMUS'rAnp ......... . ............ . ...... ..........”.....7sloc ’3’. New Orleans Molasses .......................... . 12c HEINZ TOMATO CA A’TSUl . .. 16c hot. .3. AlaskaSalmon-lallcan ----------------------- -- 19¢ FVAPORATEDMILK ....IIIIIIZIIIIIIIIIIIIILIL.IIIIIII'IIZZZ:I'"32213132312II,IIIIIIIIIIII'2"cans25c cf SnuerKraut. No.3..../. ..1 ..... . ....... . 17c CONDENSED MILK .................... ~. .......................... .llie can EAST ORWA‘LK: Ladies’ Aid I. E.~Ch . . as usual, session. ‘ sees the second Saturday ~ of the local schools. The » keep in session” only until ,laowever. ”usual mid-week session was ch met yesterday for the regular lt /. and nt‘the East Avenue M. E. ' ‘ lien H. E: Wilson ofilclated. . ‘wilt be no meeting of the this evening at the parsonage hut Avenue N. E. Church, but will be held at the church ~_ evening as announced yes- that the ice has almost all gone . the localharbor, the gulls are 7 cd hack in larger numbers than i the usual gull circus on the of East Washington street mil ». . This collection of gulls lunch attention last fall. net It the home of the prost . yesterday afternoon. ior al session and made plans for this, party” of the auxiliary. evening at which time dis- " or. to be elected and an preparatory to tbs tak- or the schools will a. dis- ltwillllsheld althsliar' Wazoo: «'00’w’u'sQ-sfid: the Advent Church last even-z Women's Auxiliary of Christ » rs Samuel W. Kelley. of Sca- . suretouttnclnlargs at-L 90:00:93.9” be surprised. 0’3”:”:“:”: - “ ...—..— Special Boii o A rled Sunshines. value 50c, including Bydrox, Clover heat, 0th Chocolate iavidou, 11 varieties in all, 33¢ a box ”:“W” ”3:”:WWIQ”. e”:” ....”e’fi’q'e"””’”’"”’”’”o“.”c 13 “9901911 that those who attend will Novelty store, who rarely takes a day had experience among the men at the away from his business, spent yester- French front and in the prison camps. The down WW" electrical 00mm“- day in Brooklyn, visiting at the home whiehs he has been investigating in a sinners are tmmeet at the office- of of his son, George R. Smith, formerly semi-oiloial capacity. Her topic will the plant on State street, ins. this even- , of this town. be “A Message from the Allies to Captain Howard Stout Neilson. who America." In addition to relating her Th“ United 8m" 099“” MRM‘“. was one of the that men of this town many experiences. this gifted speaker “m" '° this (“V ”"9"!” afternoon to enlist for war work, who is station- will bring a rare collecton of war post from Hartford an lean La Danielle La Works on gent street, where they registered 1 ciety of the Eastf about a dozen German aliens who had come to this city from Brooklyn. They had to get permission from the proper authorities in New York who in turn lnotified the authorities in this state, with the result that the arrival of the xaflcns was checked up. Tis shows the lengths which the government goes to 'lreep tabs on the alien registrants. When residents near Cove avenue and Third street walked out this morn- ing they were surprised to see a min- i iature lake and river confronting owing to a break in thelwitter in there so that the water flowed from. that corner down to Fifth street, and also to the creek instead of the other way The loss of water was quite bad and the matter was reported to the po- lice, who in turn reported it to the Water Department. This will mean that those residents there will had to put up with the shutting of! of their water for awhile until the break is re- lpaired. Mrs. Harvey Andrews is visiting in California. Alfred Jennings is preparing to move into as house which he toenails ltss'stcrmsr residence on there-t 'llosd. 'Misslailimotthshstllond 'ksstaksnnpnsltisuwttntlsm 1 l cultural College and elsewhere. Mr. honghtfromllsrryw. ltrsetthalatvl ment at Washington, is expected home ion furlough some time this month. Plans are being made to reach every boy in this towne between the ages of is and 21 next week and place before him the opportunity to assist in the nation's food production by becoming one of the "Boys' Working Reserve." Mrs. Johnson of Greenwich gave an l other of her course of educational lec- tures on Tuesday afternoonnt Center school. A few parents. in addition to the schocl's teaching staff. were in at rteudance. Her subject was I'Morah: anr Obedience.” Bricklayers made fine progress yes. terday on the sidewalls of the new gar- age on the Brummer lot. Contractor Rorech had six workmen, besides helpers and hod- carriers on the Job. and the walls rose like magic. Rev. Thomas L. Price, pastor of the Methodist church. in cooperation with ‘the local Grange, is working up a farm-. ers' institute. it which lectures on ag-l riculturnl subjects, some of them it, lustrated with stereopticon views. willi be given by experts from Storrs Auri- Price has heen‘the moving spirit in a similar series at Pound Ridge. haircnla deuce before coming to Darlen, tor the past two years. ‘ Tax Collector Ebert C. Bates has sent out tax bills for the current/year, and will beutlhctownhalldaily (ex cept. on April as, when lie/will be at the Noroton liaisin- pontoificc) to re- ceive taxes. Hr. Bates is also notify- ingthoss'whdhaveuot paldthsirtanv on on last year's nssessmsncthat he is obligsd tolls liensagninstnn proper ly on which taxes are notK said by llarchl,aild sxprsssashiswilll'ngnsss‘ to call whenever and wherever deem to collect such unpaid tunes. thus hi. all in W m fll srsvsnt the ins/...” tied the Ameri- ed with the quartermaster's depaiifi ers issued by the British. French and Belgian governments, which will illusv irate the address. She has been on boats that were chased by submarines, and was in seven air. bomb raids while in France. No admission fee other than a silver offering will be required. The fire department was called out yesterday afternoon at 3. 43 for a small chimney fire of unknown origin in the house of Joseph Morehouse on tha' Post Road. The damage, if any. VII very slight. Mr. and Mrs. John Hosser of Leroy avenue are the proud parents of a 'bnby boy which arrived Wednesday night. " Ahab! boy arrived at the home 91.nov, It makes fine bread and pan- WM . ard of the Blackstone Hotel. at Chica- Mr and Mrs. Nagy of the Post Road, Tuesday. Mother and child are doing nicely.‘ The Dutch Red Cross held their weekly meeting in the fire house Wed- nesday. when much fled Cross work was accomplished. Mrs. Mathew Rich of Mansfield ure- uuenis lniduv with a very painful in- jury. While chopping wood yesterday the axe slipped and severed the first i ’39.)”: oezsezeozel’ezcezcezee'cezeezce:e~: “:0“ '0:»:«zuzwuzee:u’«:ee:ee:efee:ea;o . __ ....-. ”,1 .~_ .___.__.__..._. -.. .. .._._-__ ...—...- l on the oceasion of her one hundredth Raymond Holland of Delatieid island- birthday anniversary. Mayor H T l' the proud 90""5‘” of 5 new King ofilcinlly extended greetings on Sluts ' behalf of the city. Mrs. Copperlnile is in excellent health and each day MERIDEN WOMAN 10° YEARS OLD gives several hours' time to tiled Lmss mm, March 15 .ers. Jul. a or]: and knittin . , Copperthtte, today received her frtfinds. M g tries. " finger of her left hand Just below the second Joint. She was treated by Dr. Noxon who did what he could. but w .is , unable to save. the .finger. She was reported as resting comfortably today. The latest‘ dasheen" or uwar flour," is the invention of Fred Miller a stew Igo. The formula as given by Miller. follows: “Mix potatoes and artichokes half and half. Grind the mixture well and you have n tasteless but very po- .tent flour. ‘Mix this hall and half with wheat flour and you have dashetm 25¢ Feather Dusters, Special 19¢ 24'. Brown Earthenware ‘I'sn PM. 50: at .. .. ...ssc 59c Galvanised Cont Hells at 49c mom line Galvanised Mr . Can. Regular 02.“ at. . 02.29 31.25 Clap Jars with ulds Han- dles. Special ........ .... sec cum. yellow tipped mains" Bowls. 70:. Wat sac Gray Enamel Fish Broilers. with Tilly. Regular $3.00 8p.- clal a. $2.5. ‘4. lion and White lnnnlslnd ' Preserving Kettles, Us. l”- “ ssOssssoIssIssnev a. m sanitary class tools art-l- holders. poplar In at as at.» "in. W can ”I W IOIOUI0.000 .1.“ ALBERT r GEHEB Special Values in Housewares tor Thrlily ' ‘ housekeepers. Oronn for Cleansing Aluminum, Special ....... ...’ ....... 8c Mt. Ironing Icarus. Regular 90c at 81c 45c Aluminum Brand Pans at .................... 33c 24st. Aluminum Celina Pots, Colonial Style, Regular 02.75 at ... ... ............... $2.30 to: Machine Oil. 2 Bottles tor-.... .... ..... ...l7o lie I“ m Will. ..llc Catalan sugar andcrsstn ' “regular-Mat .. 92.1! can Openers and Pacing Mm ”summon“. . ”can“ for ......u... l7c 0114s Alan-nominal ‘ am Dinnerustni Register“ WATCH FOR ‘llll0’8 Wll0 AND WHY?” $50.00 in on Given-by the Sentinel tor a Demonstra- lon ol Your Ability. 'ilic iollolving merchants will give the. special merchandise prizes under their names. ANGEVINE FURNITUBB COMPANY A Beautifullv-covered Electric Lamp. ’ N. 1:. RYAN COMPANY A Handsome Satin Camisole. EVERY WOMAN’S FASHION SHOP A Beautiful Crepe De Chine Waist. ALBERT D. MORGAN A Fine Spoiling Fork. Enchwhmerofap‘rizeinthiscontest will be sivenonearti'sticpllolosranlloftheiasclveshyG. 8. «mm Fulltletailswillbcnublhhedearlynextwcek. Ipsdat‘;;;;t.'.';;.';\:.." . fl.” WATCH mm MEL FOR FURTHER scenarios .1";
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