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. Bird
It :Yon Look in Her Eyes
"1h Lat Long Kile
I-I I Katy.
body' s Crazy Bout
' the Doggone Blues
', In the Land of Yuma
’ Yams.
T—l’our American Songs, by
, bland Powell.
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
15,10 1111111311 0111112 of The Evening
libel is located in the office of its
walk representative. It chaid II.
in the Masonic building. on Wall
«and all neWs items, advertise
to, or notices of 11 newsy nature.
rm left there or tel 'phoned there.
lephone number is 1388
“Aim high and never say die.”—
Cheerful Charlie.
“The new American anticraft
guns are‘ looking up."——News-
paper headline.
We have always aimed high
on our clothing proposition,
aimed for high quality in
fabrics, make; and style.
But our big gun is—fair
prices.
Our suits at $25 will interest
you if you appreciate remark-
able values.
_ Knights of Columbus, Y M. C. A.. Sai-
‘wonnsanL succw l'row 1:1 11w. main
or DOLLAR oar
(Continued groin Kirov Page.)
erty Loan. the Thrift Stamps. and with
donations to the various War activities,
vation Army, and other movements at ‘
a similar nature. some of the mer-
chants felt that this attairwould not
be as successful as it had in the past
On the contrary, however, a great
many people took advantage of the
many bargains offered through the col
umns ol‘ the Sentinel and the mer
chants, and thefimerchants report 'an
enormous amount of business as hav
ing been done yesterday.
As has been said before. they give
much praise to the Evening SentinelI
for its foresight in offering Dollar Day' i
this year'and the many people wh
did purchase me another examp‘e all
i
the fact that the paper is widely 1ead1
not alone for its news but for its a
vertisements as w.ell
The band concert drew a large num-
ber of people on Wednesday night and
last evening the stores having stayed
open a ILttle longer than is usual 01
week nights there were still many pur
chases made.
“If Dollar Days could have on
been two or three days instead of 0111 I
day." one of the merchants said this;
morning to a Sentinel representative ;
more is no doubt but what this wou' '
have been one 111‘ the most successful;
weeks that has ever been seen in the1
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NORWALK
’71'ly News
Members of Lady W ashln: ton Lodge
{will meet in front or The Boston Slo1e
' take the 7:30 cur for \l‘esiport lhh:
. ‘ening, where they will‘l’ake part in
0 degree work 01‘ Lady Palmerton
e ‘ I ll.
mm!!! assortment of cans, O'Brien's.
ll manufacturers of articles who
14 products of soda fountains, must
urc their certificates for sugar at
ism-from the Federal Food admits:
on in‘ Hartford.
-—'1Hcs.r Madam lieniietlu Wakefield
. Eastern Star \ilnstreis Hov'ts
calm this evening.
decree of divmce has been gr-ant'
tin the superior comt i0 Kittie B.
ntosh from William P, McIntosh
, oi'x Danbury. on the ground 01
rtlon. The couple wete married
Member 22,1909.\1tomey Cha1les‘
Murphy. of this city. represented
to McIntosh.
[Final prepmatlons have been made
the dance to be held for the bane»
l. 11: the members who am in the ser-
ce by the Putnam Hose Companv
‘ scco Fund. The 11111111 will be 1111111
I he'Elks' club house on South Main
rest this evening and a large alien
sis expected '
#Straws, Panamas. O'Brien's.
There have been no reports oi any
tivitles of local ltalian societies 101
111111 Day to be celebrated in accord-
cewith President Wilson's request
"my 24th. It is presumed that the
Italian societies lell have some
of celebrating the day, but just
1101111 it. will take, has not been
, Inlet! as yet.
car Madam Henrietta Wakefield
:Ecstern Star Minstrels, Hoyt'sI
eatre this e1 ening.
orth, ..Tr will take place
Congregational 'Cl1urch.R1elidlng.
1, at two oclockf- The candl
for ordination is the son of- Rev.
" 11!; W. S Woolworth 31111111111112.
orb. in the class of 19l8.
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FILMS ,
PHOTO SUPPLIES
STILLSON-POWELL
‘ ‘CORP.
' sugar for such as candy. ice cream:
who ordination of William “Sago
ill‘
duates from Union Seminary. >
Buckingham Post. No. 12. (l. A. R..
at its regular meeting tonight will per-
fect plans for the annual observance
ot‘ Decoration Day.
Among those attorneys from this
city who atlcnded the short calendar
session in Bridgeport today were
Judge Joseph R. Taylor Judge Nehe-
miah Condo-.1, Judge William 1“. Turn-
many and Attorney Leo Davis.
A young woman whose first name
is Lizzie. and whose last name is un-
known. a maid at Lucknow Farm, Rob
inson J. Beard‘s place in West 1\01
walk was struck by a motorcycle on
the Post Road last cVenlng at about
10 oclock and thrown to the ground
iatlier badly bruised and
Ishakcn up. A passing automobile dis-
covered the girl's plight. the motorcy-
icllst having ridden of! after the accl-
Ident. and stopped and look the girl
home. Today it was said at the farm
ithat she was not seriously hurt and
that she would probably be around in
a shotl time. Dr. Lockwood of New
ICanann is in attendance.
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Frldax ilfl(- rnoon 11 man drhlng on
.aulo runabout. accompanied by a no
man. was headed toward Danburv at
{the foot of Island Hall on the Dan-
Ibm'y 1'.oad While reaching for hls
but which was blown by the wind he
lost contiol ol the car and 11111 into
the fence erected by the state high-
way department. demolishing
thirty feet of railing. One of the
posts became embedded in thc car
and it was ncccssmy to chop it before
{the auto could be released A second
lpost was knocked over. The runabout
'was badly damaged but could be run
under its own power. The occupants
were shaken 111131111111 got away be-
fore their names or the numbei of the
auto were ascertained. The damaged
railing was tflepnilcd by McAlllster,
the local lepresentative oi the state '
highway department —— Ridgeticld
Press.
E WINTER WEATHER IN WILTON.
Many Wilton residents when they
inwoke this morning viewed with dis ;
i may the heavy coating of frost 1111 111.
‘ nearby roofs. and hm nod to their gar-
plants. Many thermonmlel '4 register-
ed at .or below the ironing point and
the more. expeiienccd hastened to
pour cold water on their plants before
the sun’ 3 rays struck them.
Considering t'he temperature, sur-
prisingly little damage was done. 0!
course those in the low lying sections
or Inear streams or swamps, suffered
the most.
J Clarence Jackson, who has 2,000
tomato plants 1eady to blossom. and
several acres of sweet corn and pota-
toes above ground, is thanking his
lucky stars that all of these crops|
were located on high g1ound and thus
escaped serious injury.
I
souru NORWALKI
“I
about ‘
lien plots’ to learn what damage had
been done to beans and mum-111111111 .
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MRS. WILMOT WILL
ADOPT FOUNDLING .
AND SHARE ESTATE.
(Continued rrom rust Pile.)
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lion dollur cslale to Mrs. Wilmol andl
his grandson. William J. Smith Carey.
110w about five years old. When the
boy becomes of age he will inheril'
more than a million. Little. Katherine
will be a companion (or Mrs. Wilmot.
as her husband intends soon in enlex
the service. Mrs Wilmot hopes to'
have. the child adopted by 31111 31. the
met unnheisui yol hei second mar-I
ridge. She obtained 11 divorce lromf
her first husband. Arthur Woodcock."
and utter a wild midnight ride, won;
Innirled In young Wilmot in Port;
(‘hestci b 111 just cc of the peace '
llSl l0ll l0llllll!
“CASCARHS” l0ll|lllllg
End the Headaches,
Biliourneu, Con-
stipation, Bad Breath and Bad
Days
[- "T13"
quest a little out or the ordinary for
even a Norwalk policeman. who are
mal conditions prevailed at the open- used to doing everything from tending
ing of today's Stock Market in strik- a baby to putting out a. tire. when a
tug contrast with yesterday's feverish prominent Bridgeport firm called him
excitement.
however, suggesting a recurrence of} and asked him to “look out for a grey
yesterday's late selling, but changes l motor truck, driven by a good looking
were evenly distributed. Shipplnss ‘ Italian.” The number of the truck was
were the strongest features, Marine, not knovin, but the driver's name was
Pfd. soon advancing 3 pants. U 81Tony, and he had left an important
Steel reacted a point and Baldwin Lo- ' part of his shipment behind. With his
WALL STREET, 10: 80 a. m.-Nor-
comotive soon forfeited the greater customary courtesy, the officer hit hisl
part or its initial advance of 2 points. beat ahead of time and mute by 800d
hesitation Among rails Union Pa1Iluck than good management, identll
ciilc was appreciably stronger. Liber- (led his man from the fleet of grey
ty Bond‘s were steady lmotor trucks that was going by andI
Coppers. Oils and Motors showed some delivered the message.
“For men who care to dress well"
$5.50, $6, $7, $7.50 8: $8
The well dressed men who walk down lbe
avenue lids Summer will be wearing
the much talked ol
Barry Shoes
We know this shoe for men is correct in every detail.
style and comfort the BARRY SHOE has no equal.
For
The man who is going to buy a pair of guaranteed shoes
will always buy the BARRY SHOE.
O’SullivanRubberHeelsAlready
. Attached.
Louis " Avrick
P110. Blotk So. Norwalk
. recei 1V3“ I W...
Prices were irregular,lon the telephone yesterday morning
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SPEClAL i3
ATTENTION
fl -anlfi.’ ' fi"/-
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8 Week End special
called to the big and varied list of good things to eat that is list-
\ a. "l‘l'/-
. below. Remember that our Saturday specials include not one or , .
two items. but practically everything in the provision line from
"Soup to Nuts.”
legs oi Lamb
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‘ 291 lb Pork Roasts, - 30c lb
ii ‘ ' ‘
5, Forequarler Lamb 251'. lb Veal [lumps ..- 281: lb
16 ‘ ‘
3., Fresh Shoulders 261: lb Shoulders oi Veal 261: lb
i‘i ~ 1 . . _
ii Rib Veal Chops ...... 280 lb. ib1 Lamb Chops ...... 300 lb. Shoulder Steak . . . . .. 260 lb
ll Loin Veal Chops . .. . .. 301: lb. in Lamb Chops . . .- . . . 35c lb. Hamburg Steak ....... 280 lb
1 [i Veal Outlet ........... 350 lb. tew Lamb ....... . . . . 20c lb. Round Steak ......... 38c lb
ii Stew Veal ............ 220 lb. of Kidneys . . .' ...... ' 18c lb. Sirloin Steak ....... . .3811 lb
l5 ' Beef Liver ........... 180 lb. Pickled Pigs' Feet 120 lb. Porterhouse Steak 38c lb.
FANOYI BROILERS ................. 36c lb. IFANGY ROASTING IOHIOKENS . .. . 391: lb.
!! FANCY FOWLS .................... 39c lb. BROOKPIELD EGGS .............. 450 (1011.
9‘. PRIME 11113 ROASTS .......... 28c—36c lb. 11111ng 0011111111 BEEF .. ......... 16c lb.
I it “B. on." POT ROASTS .............. 3.21: lb. 1111111; 001111111) near ............. 18c lb.
1.! LEAN POT Roas'rs, no bone ...... 3001b. satin LEAN conunn BEEF .... .. 28c lb.
g. SMOKED SHOULDERS. ........ 231: lb. ARMOURYS STAR RAMS . 341: lb.
' SWIFT s PREMIUM 11111.11. ......... 34c lb MAJESTIC Hans . . . 1- ..... 35c lb
ALL KINDS OF FRESH AND CANNED FISH
new courses ..
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Salad Specialties, Vegetables, Fruits
Long Island Spinach 301: pk. Pie Plant ..... . ..... 5c bunch Tomatoes ........ .... 130 lb Ii
New Cabbage .41: lb. Beet Greens 00:: Pk- Cucumbers ...... 8c—10c 11110116
: Large Beets ........ 10c bunch Sweet Potatoes. .2 133.250 Fancy Strawberries. 2611 qt 16
, Green Peas. ......... .101: qt Lettuce ........ 101: head Bananas ,,,,,,, 40c do: 11
. Green Beans. ..... .. 12c qt. Celery ............... I 09111111111 Grape Fruit ‘5
1 , Watercress. .1“... .licbuncb Radishes ...... 1:50 bunch Large .2 for 20¢
Large Green Peppers. 351111112. Onions . .. . 511 bunch Medium; 4 for 251:"
..... . . 480 pk. NATIVE ASPARAGUS ..... . .. .30c bunch 1
Native Spinach. .301: pk. it
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JACOBY’S
' Sweaters and. Waist:
At Popular Prices.
run. wnuur I BiS’l' uumrv
We Brush AI’sideAllgompelilion
Note the many unusual bargains offered at the
East Norwalk Cash Store SATURDAY.
SPERRY & BARNES’ SMOKED SHOULDERS.
Lean and Tender. per lb. .................. 23c
EXTRA FANCY NEW POTATOES. per peck . 40c
Butter. the finest cream- Pure Lard.
cry. lb. . ........ 49c Per lb. ........ 30c
H. O. Oatmeal. Evaporated Milk.
a pkg. ........... 15c a can cut to ..... 12c
Condensed Milk. Seeded Raisins. full
a can cut to ...... ' 14c weight . . ,2 pkgs. 25c
Cottage Brand Coffee. 3 lb. ....... . ............ 21c
Cottage Brand Mixed Tea. 1-2 lb. ........... . . 18c
Sunbrite Cleanser ...................... 6 cans 25c V
Rex. Corned Beef. No. 2 can ................... 55c
Epicure Jelly Powders. all flavors ....... 3 pkgs. 25c
Nut Margarine. A1. a pkg. ..... . ............... 31c
Swift’s Pride. Soon. a bar cut to. ................. 5c
Fancy Pink Salmon. 3 can .. ................... 20c
Campbell‘s Soups ........................... 10c
Unecda Biscuits. apkg. ....................... 7c -
Pure Cocoa. quart iar ............ , ............. 29c
A. STU LL.
Tel. 743-3 240001191: St.
Low Prices
A. F. Beckman 81 Go.
Free Delivery
Select Groceries, Tea, Coffees,
Butler, Eggs, Cheese, and
' -- Delicatessen.
‘ ' fine and 111 “Washington St.‘
" Golden Santos Coll’ee ........... 111 20c.5lbs. for 95c
Heinz Cream of Tomato Soup. can ............. 12c
Strictly Fresh Eggs (Selected size). doz. ........ 46c
Fine New Potatoes. per peck ........... ' ....... 1 47¢
Heinz or Blue Label Ketchup. large bot. . . . , '. . . . ' .30c
I Full Quart lar Pure Apple Butter . . . . . . . .. ..... 43c
1; Crubro’ s Chow Chow. glass tumbler ............ 10c
Grape Fruit Marmalade. large bot. .......... -. . . 16c
Armour’s 1Vienna Style Sausage; nor can ..... ' . . I351:
Very Best New Made Creamery Butter. lb. . . . . . 50c
F? Nucoa Nut Butter. the world's best. lb. ......... 32c _
g Salt Sea Rhode Island Clam Chowder ........... 35c .
i Re Umberto’s Pure ItalianOlive Oil. 2 oz. bottle . - 15c
Choice Hand) Picked Pea Beans. lb. ............ 18c 3
Challenge Blend Coffee. lb. ........ . . . . . '. ..... 22c '
Cream Cake Cod Fish (Absolutely pure) ........ 25c
Blue Ribbon Brand Peeled Peaches. pkg. . .- ..... 16c 1
Beckmann’s Breakfast Cocoa. 1'-2 lb. tin . . . .7 ..... 16c
Free Delivery to all parts of lty.
Island. Rowayton and Tokeneke.
A. F.:Beckmann 11 Co.
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