Evening sentinel, Friday, July 26, 1918 · page 8

 
 
 
 
 

Qulitycntsuimpomntndgure as priceinprovisions. Garcon-
binatien of high grade goods at the lowest prices in the city appeal-
to every prudent housewife. Picnic Deintiu and Salad 8119ch.

24c lb

24c lb Rump oi Veal
28c lb Legs 0t Lamb

 

 

Steak ...... 32c lb. Rib Veal Chops ...... 261: lb Bread and Butter Pot 3.339% 3
.40c lb. Loin Veal Chops ..... 300 lb L P 33 Roast 320 lb . 33
.420 lb. Veal Outlet .......... 38c lb. 1 can '0on ed Beef-31811111 33
.450 lb Stew Veal ........... 180 lb. Plat. Corned Beef ..... 2001b
166 lb. Foreqnarter Lamb . . .33. . 280 111.1,,“ Corned Beef ..... 28:: lb
.400 lb. Rib Lamb Chops ...... 409 lb Pork Roast. ........ 349 lb

 

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Maiestic Hams

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“Native Cakes

f? Swift Premium Hams

The Best Fruitszand Vegetables

hue 22:: qt.
Native Potatoes 55c pk. Lemons ....... 35c do: Fancy Peaches
1" Beetsy. ............ 5c bunch Cabbage .............. 51: lb. Musk Melons. 10c to 15c ea. 3
Carrots ............ 5c bunch large Plums ..fi. ..... 20c don. Huckleberries ........ 260 qt.
50 each Lima Beans .150 qt. Green Peppers ...... 250 don.

36c lb _
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Swiss Cheese

Free Delivery

FreshEPot Cheese

Philadelphia Cream Cheese. Dkn. . . . . . . . . . . .
Marvel Condensed Milk. full size . . . . . . . . . . 2 cans 25c

The Standard Butter & Egg C0

Wholesalers and Retailers 111 Butter, Eggs, Cheese and Fancy Groceries
12 North Main 51., South Nos-walk

Saturday

Fresh Eggs -

lCheese rich and mild . 250 lb
limburger Cheese
Muenster Cheese

- 45c doz

35c lb
40c lb
40c lb
15c lb

.....15c

Phone 1990

 

Specials
Fine Table. Butter - 45c lb

First Prize Nut Butter~ 33c lb
Jersey Make Oleo 28c lb

Milk O-Nut Oleo

29c lb

 

 

Best Plantation Coffee . . .

 

SPECIAL
THIS WEEK ONLY

Special Blend StandardCofiee . .. lb. 25c. 5 lbs. $1.00

5:32;.

71.4,.

lb.20c.5]bs.90c

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of Quality

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prices always right.

9411 Rolled Oats . . . . . . . . . . . 3 lbs. for 25¢
White or Yellow-Corn Flour ...}...H . . . . . . 3 lbs. 25c
3 only Rose Native Potatoes. pk. . . . . . ..... . 60c
fvavift’s Pure Leaf. Lard. lb. .f. -. . . . . . . . 31c

Golden Santos Coffee . . . . ..lb 20c. 5 lbs. for 95c

Armour 5 Grape Juice.
Fancv Whole Grain Rice ...... .' . . . . . . . 3 lbs. for 350‘
New York Biate Frost; Eggs. doz. _. .T . . . . .3f. . .3 .

“Heinz Cream of *Tmnato Soup, can .._ . .. . . _. ...-3.121:

 

3 e s Lime Juice. per bottle ..

it You-Wallt‘eStandal'd

.75c

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V ii'sqlendlng a two weeks’ vacation with

the market 31101113 and bar

f . . 10c size 33for 25c f

550 33

-‘ ,home. they took Mrs. Crosby. and her

C cam Cake Cod Fish. absolutely pure. cake. . . 280
B &.M. Pork and Bonus not can .... . 3150 f.
Schmnlt’ Caviar. per glass ..... . . . . . . . . .. 15c 33
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coil’eé. lb. '. 30c

wires Lean Smoked Shaulders. lb. . . . . . . . . .; . 27¢

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Francis L. Brant [of Stamford is
5 his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
1 “um 1. Brent. _

. A concert and cnlc1talnlneni for the
benefit of the Red Cross will be held in
the Presbyterian chulch, Pound Ridge.
l August 9 at 8 11.111

l 11. Adriauce ll»

1 the New York Eye and sear Infirmary
after being absent tcn guys. He un-

ldorwent 11 plastic operation on his
eyes.

i A pally oi young people were taken
to lloton Point, Friday evening. in
Stew'alt 8: Co. 9 large truck. The timo‘
was spent in dancing and other enjoy-

fluent '

l 011 Wednesday evening. August 14,

in the town hall the Garden Club will
hold another open meeting. The
speaker will be Miss Margaret Burton,

. director at the spenkers’ bureau of the,
Natlonal Board of the Y M. C. A. and
executive of the conference depart-
lncnt

Captain and Mrs. P. F. Mulvihill ofi
lRosendolo. N. 1"" were the guestsot;
' Mr. and Mrs. John Mulvlhlll, Sunday.§
Captain Mulvihlll. is employed by the}
' ll‘lncrgency Fleet Corporation on n vbs-‘
sel plying between New London and
Baltimore. '

A. S. Cook gave a shore dinner to
his son, llurold, at. Wilcox’u, Sllvin
Rock. Sunday, preparatory to his lenv‘
,ing for Camp Dcvens. Ayer. Moss. The
party consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Cook
and daughter ~Miss Veronica; Anna
Lydon of South Somalia, and Herman
Roll! of Port Chester

111,4. Frank E. Lindsey and Mrs 1.
Morris of Brooklyn stopped on \1 nnday
to visit Mrs. Enoch Crosby of Wood
street, starting Tuesdau morning on
route to Boston. On their return

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grandson. George ‘Wecd back to Brok-
lyn for a week’s visit.

Harold 000113311113 presented to Court
William McKin ey, No. 100, Foresters
of America. an elegant service flag,
containing six stars, representing the
number of members now lighting for
Uncle Sam. The flag is made entire-
1y of silk. This ‘was a parting gift be
fore going to Camp Devens.

Announcement is made of the mar-
riage of Miss Rose Klfett daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Fred Klett of this town.
to Joscelyn Franylyn Daley at Rome,
N Y., in St John’ 5 Church of the Evan-
gelicnl Association, Brooklyn, Monday,
July 22, by the RBVHCDBHCB Phlllpbar.
The bride was attired in pale green
changeable silk and carried a bouquét
of bridal roses. The matron 0t honor
' Was Mrs. Josepthoehler. r114 couple

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Mr. Daly has a baseman.a '
. Rev. Charles Lawrence Adams of

to the rectorshlp of St. Mark's Parish,
and Will begin 31119 dutiesas rectoron

 

 

 

 

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will reside in Harrisburg, Pa.,wl31ere ‘ :

 

Yellow Split Peas ,.

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Rcd‘Kidney3 Beans ...... Zlbs. 25c

 

2lbs. 25cColumbiaRiverSalm0n

 

Grandma’s Pancake Flour . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2 okas. 25c

CornFlakes..............

Standard Butter 81. Egg Co.
Phone 1990

 

The Lenin‘s have been doing excellent
uolkl though tho idea is to try to in-
crease the output.
huge, much ntolt‘ could be. accom-
plished. as the demand for having
work done is ulwms’ in excess 01 thel
capacity of the kitchen. About flt’teen
childlen from the Junior Land Army
met at the school last Saturday morn

ing. and. under the supervision of

three ludics,cacl1 child ut u1
more jars. p 1 one 01

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Best Quality"

Special Attention Please! . ' f 1

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Save motley and decide to trade with the oldest 1 B W“ ”mm“ “d M" m” bf"

and best knmvn East Norwalk Grocery' 1n town. 3 13
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24 COTTAGE STBEET

IBIG CATTLE HERD QUARANTINED.

HARTFORD July 26. -—An older was!

fleshed by Cattle Cbmmisioner .l. M
1 \l'llmlessy y csterdny. qusrantlning bo-

onusa of anthrax the herd of 137 cattle‘
owned by Thomas Candeld in Newlng- 3
ton. In tracing the outbreak of the

disease. the conltssloner has reason 10*
believe that its source may be an old

tannery on Piper Brook, Newlngton,
which has not been operated for forty

years. He thinks the anthrax bacéil-

ii has remained in the ground there

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Low Prices

 

FRESH EGGS ..
PURE LARD
COMPOUND LARD .

LOVER CONDENSED

run in hot weather. . .

BUTTER—Ton Notch Quality.

. u c u o s u v a e o e s e - n .

, .1 u o .5 - u

SHREDDED WHEAT . ..
KELLOGG’SCORN FLAKES . -. .7.... . .1 11c pkg. :3

[VVEIGHT PURE CONDENSED MILK r

COFFEE—cottage Brand.Qual1tyls there. “You 3 7
' willbesatislied” 21ch

cor'rAcn BRAND TEA—Mixed only Regular
(Normality 1.2111201:

NUT MARGARINE——DoWney’ 8 A1 Brand. W0n’t

Pltwtsfiold Mass. has accepted the call , 3 . '

OTATOEQ—Ftne c‘f kcrs,

..‘48c lb ‘
.47c doz. 3
2.9c lb
. . . . 26c lb.
11 1-2c like;

9 c u . u u u . .
u v . u o .-

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MILK .. 15c can;

2 cans 27c
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NEW 'PHONE SYSTEM
AT‘ STATS CAPITOL

 

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To H39 79 Two Hundred Extensions and
Twenty Trunks.

The telephone systems at the State
Capital will be simplified by the
installation of a telephone switch-
board, which will connect all ottlces
and do away with the necessity or
separate numbers for all departments.
The board. which is now being
placed in the small rooms adajcent
.to the elevator, on the main floor, in
the southeast section of the building,
Will have a capacity of twenty trunk
lines and will be fitted with 200 ex-
tensions, although it will be possible
to install 400 extensions it necessary.
it is a two position board, necessita-

ready for use for four or five weeks.
There are now live small switch-
boards in various sections of the
'bullding. aside from the individual
telephones in all offices.

Free Delivery

 

, 0 Double B Condensed Milk. not skimmed. 14oz. . . .. 14c Best Mixed Tea. rich in flavor. heavybody . . 39c lb f
A“ KINdS Of FICSh FlSh 9:3, EvaporatedMilk........................-..... 11c GoldenTopCeylonTea....................4901b.

~ . ' ‘ ”"Fullneadnlce................................11c1b.fPureColonialJellv---~...-.-....-..--.--312ciar1
501111111113 SANITARY MARKETS 1...... ..

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" NORWALK U. s. LioanseNo.17,903. SO. NORWALK Pea Beans 1501b Large Bottle Pure Cider Vinclzar........ ..... ..14: if}
.._... ...-.m-.. 3:.:.: 23:21:32.3: :3... :3: >232? MarrowBeans..............................16clb.FancySliced-Peaches.......................15ccanl'

...-.-»- .--.-- ' 3 fir ’BlackEyePeas...........................;,14ch ManlePears...............................Heeling

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gHad to Have Health, to Keep House"
for Fear Children—What She
Did “

Narragansett Pier, R l.—“I was all
run-down. back acbod and tired all the .
time. I keep house for my husband
and four children and could hardly
keep around. Finally I tried Vlnol
and it has restored my health and help.
ed me wonderfully, so I recommend it
to others who are in this condition."
-«Mrs. Hannah Randall.

There is no secret about Vinol.—It
owes its~euc¢ess to beef and cod
liver peptones. iron and manganese
peptonatea and glycorophosphates. the
oldest and most famous body-building
and strength creating tonics. —Frank
H Baxter, and druggists everywhere.
——Adv.

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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. f Good House Keeping Helps
,. for Summer Days.

 

Fruit Jars—Wide mouth. glass

topi:

12 Pint size3 . . .. . . .891; dozen
Plot 11129.. ..... 95c dozen
Quart size” ........ 984: dated

 

Mason Fruit Jars—
F'lt’ts . .-. ......... .794: dozen
Quart: ....... 89c dozen

 

as...

(330ch Luck Jar Rings...

Wire Jar. Racks, holds 10 jars.“
fits No.8 Wash Boiler. Spe-
clai, Saturday ...........89o

u—vnuIIlIu-n-n-n-u-ll-h-i-InniI-n

Jelly Strainers, heav'y Wine
frame, cloth ban .491:

 

IV- to 5
Alaska Freezers, 4-‘qunrt size, , *
sass ......Atssss

Galvanized Toilet Pails, largo ’
p size, 951:.

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.Wltlte" Japanned Bre3|d Boxes, -. .3
lune size, $1. 359. .. .. .At $1.193 $

To: and Coffee canisters, f

white Japanned... ... .251: each;

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

3 dozens for 3294: f .3

...-n loci-one l‘b 79C } ‘

f lulu- W25“ $1.79

wum‘ver . Aluminum Sauce-
pans, 1 quart. flat bottom,

 

- [30119 handle, 7511.. ..At 49;: f
Single on Stoves, with 2 f
flat wicks, $1.75. .....Au $1.49

 

Padded Ironing Tables, $2.50 ;
At $1. 98 .

onooull-I-ncuao .....

 

‘ 5-11. step Ladders. 9.1;.
strong. with pail rest; 'reg
ular 92:00.... ........ At 9179
Starts Crooks, with ‘covers, 1.
gallon ii:e...............-3ilc

 

3f._.f';"¥"amld Fly Paper: ..o 't’or roe

Eff'fmtvaniud Garbage culls, ‘ 3
1‘2 large size, $1.49. .. ...At 51.19 3

25: chum Filters. ., . .At..19c

.3E'I'3ablc Glam thin blown, bell. . ,
shape. 10:, each. . . all Go each -3-_

Mllf'fOL Aluminum cook Pots,4.
quart etumdth obverr legs .,