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Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 3, 1919 · page 12

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Schultze s Lenten Fish SpeCIals
-_ _-_- STEAK con ................................... 22c lb
rWe Just Received Anoth- Fresh Mackerel ................................ 22c lb
' - 6" Shin “to" run. Fish ....... ,, . ........................... 120 1b
”SK AVT?REIRESTO\E Haddock .................................. 12c lb.
1m} NORW’ALK TLBES Pinnan Haddie ................. 16911:
M 5.9009"? k a m A BIG smart or CANNED ens roo
n so .P J—tant 'IH ?iI't I
first: villi-r. w- oilvt' - rwluced ’ Pin Salmon ..................................... 220 can
Awning Auto Tons Red Salmon .............. ‘ ....................... 28c can
' ‘ Columbia River Salmon ..................... 220—350 can
Antgcmslgfigsand Fancy Crab Meat ........................... 35c—55c can
A ARON KOHV Choice Tuna Fish . . . . . . . . . i ...................... 22c can
IO Railroad Ave. Phone 489.
‘7'- ___'_ . _ . _ g _ U,‘ , ' .
s. u Schullze 5 Sanitary Markets
”1"" l" ”I"? ' “W” ””"in‘ United sum License No. 17.993.
3"“- ,_ NORWALK. scorn nonwsnx
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IMPORTANT SPECIAL SALE
Exceptional Values for ThisWeek

WOMEN'S AYD MISSES EXCLUSIVE SUITS of men's wear serge, plain tail-
ored, brail and button trimmed.

$25.00, $89.00 and $35.00

ND MIBSBS' REGULAR s'roc'x sums

$18.00 to $35.00

New Dolmans

Modeller! on picturesque flowing lines, many having the new throw scarf collars,
finished wuh tmelled ends, lined throughout with beautiful paisley silk

$25.00, $30.00. $35.00
Newest Styles in Serge Capes

infuriircular or d raped 'eflects, over surplice or coatee from; every model is beau-

$10,1101 $15.00, $20.00. $25.00. $30.00. $35.00. $40.00
New Models in Spring Coats

Loose and belted effects in all the leading shades; moderately priced.

 

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Spring Frocks

‘_ A remarkable collection of unusually clever dreSses of Georgette, taffeta,
crepe meteor and men’s wear serge. '
$25 00

.312 98, $16.50, $18.00, $25.00. $30.00. We.--

. Shop at the store of individuafity and save from $5 to $15 on our purchase.
We nltor {rec a? charge in our own workrooms. All our home are h’andfinished.

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'a day.

:IIIIII'e '0 tin I new iudulxv
g .itI-I Vile uf Ilto- luxurianl.

:Ilto- I-zei‘riugv nu th- tvlvgmphrr's

'II‘riIcr “wild Inme m It.» (mu-~1- nl a

4 finally.
4th optvmtur hiIthl:

aUri-.5 :I-‘l‘vd YIII' his opinion in tho run' 5 lbs {9C
lion-5's): :I- smut (It the rum u'. ,

venting thI-r Wat“! Imo- t-ntifcn'iim: CAMPBELL s BEANS—-

Ihtu IIII- rniiazu on 2hr togh-smphwr’s 2 cam 25‘!
, llilftifin" would :0 twin the ('I'I) ”all LIBBY' s CON MILK..-

m lluunymn In th- trans? of :2 tin)": 2 car“ 256

‘Inough to Let arms,— Rnllroml Squat".

'aut Iloneet of Bridgepott against John;

$10. 00 up , .

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WEAVER Wt

StelSettles Argument WWII:
Telegnpher end burn
sot-e Facts—“Carriage?
cm 604 Miles in 10
Years—During That P - 3‘
iod the Operator Wrote
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RIGHT

Few people in ordinary talks of
life know host it is a newspaper ran '
m‘eire so many tliflerent news item-I
from places all over the world on the
same day the diner-em. incidents 00,
our. and often receive the news only
a few minutes after some biz (‘KIIFHTU-
pheruch as an explosion in Chicago.
an earthquake in Faliromla. or. In trot.
any of the hundrod and one things tl-at .
are liable to hat-pen in thr- ('Itlll‘st" of
{5|}.I‘H‘ a -
im-

I‘Iu-ry firsts-lass newspaprl‘
wire service In ‘row-r" N on all
portant happenings. not 0th :n 2914'-
l'niwd Stains but throughout Ilw un-
tire world This satire is supplied
Ilmvuzh tho- "minim n: the u-humgh
News rent-rs. IIr “bureau timt-c-," mi
they are ralh-d in the nr“‘.~[u’ll“‘r gun-e. '
:Ix-e locaIz-d in Ihe larger Iiiim of the
country, and from them the 'I'm‘l Iw'
Ihc day's HP“: is sent out to -ht~ . ar'
ions rapt-III.

\ telegraph opt raInt- in in Ilm 3- we
tutu-r affirm ll‘llitll} in the viii!» “Ii
room, so his nI-us (lest-airbu- will he
remix-cl (mm Iln- air. , .Iml, I II- n I on
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lye made plaimifl in III.-
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inir-st'In duo on a real v-‘tn‘w llilllPHIw

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‘The Telegrapher's Job
Tlu‘ lt-iI gntpli typvtallnr HIP:- a.

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eight hour with Ila}; :lll}\r‘llt'rt' luv» 't-Ing Lu lull.
ten-9n Ilium and 16,00" thttlr' n1 . iv. _ -... - ..-_.— ..
gmltliic "0"“5 Inatlet'. This Hu-‘lt ' . . . 1 ,

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'll hit-umphy .U'er his ll.i)H sntk.
tho. upotntnr. ‘tIl' Minn-‘9, hat! nothing
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SPECIALS

For the Week

WARD‘S BREAD——
lbcloafcutto
CLOVER BRAND CON.
HILK—A can ......... 16c
SWIFT 8 PRIDE WASHING
ROWDBR—Lsrge pkg. 20c
GRANULATED SUGAR——

ut‘mutmni us- tu lit-s inr
lypfl-

Till'ft' Wise

. 13c
day. Then it continued «I- Iua‘. w. '3?
it would mum in a “vein a month. and
:I )t'in‘. It um: 81“"llli't: In nsl;
tor dI-l-mm inim-
mutton. A!“ r the mstiumt nt stepped
hue/Jug and tho npwmm' hm! mi:- n :41
with-gr: I! .I shun hrs-tithing spell. he

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East horn aik
ll. {BANKERS .
WITH JAPAN ESP.
[Cuntvnut 7! Fium I‘-‘>" ()-:t) QPECIALS
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.I' 'lII! a «mi p'l lIIgI-Ilivr H“ ”“1! lll'l‘llill ‘
Mil-fit ' Mot-hizuki Mid '\\-- In l.I- 9‘"“”’-C 5‘7”“ LCD 0' Lamb -- ”C
Inn and man) ltntling .\m. m .In.» un- U9 0' MUNO" » -- - -~ 356
u” I: ml I‘IaI Ih' (iIltMiUll. mint): Lam-t: L09 000% 450‘
I NH ”20* extn tIoIl (lo-velnpim-m ul ( hi- 5‘193' Cured “3"“ . - .. - 33C
mi and SibI-riI-I :Irv too big Inr Japan in 8000"?" Smoked Shoulders . ,. . 32G‘
lrndh» alone. “’0 believe this ques- 0“” 839°"- --------------------- 35“-
thin uhuuld b0 Stllvt‘d and upturn-(I Yankee Brand . ................ 35c
fvinlly by the tvm countrins," Best Spetry Barnes ............ 55c'
In (‘Ulllnlrniing "n the diffr‘ro nt “hum Smoked Tongues .......... . . .. 34L
'0‘ or the pi'nllusud organization. he FanCy Reastmg Chickens . .. 43c
:.Iitl' i Naive Pow. s ................. 42c
\\ hen this in accnn‘pli 1|(Nl \u be Best Heavy Beef .......... . . . 32c UP‘
lint that an\ unomttat ‘I.'Ilk hmrd i Small Fresh Hams .............. 380.
lu r.- and in Japan will I. IS“ The Small Fresh Shoulders ........... 30c.
fact that a Japanese American Imol Pig Pork Loin ............ '. . . 38:.
which \Iill perhaps Iotal inIu I‘m 1)“ Home-made Sausage ............. 34c
liuna has been formed will mukt all Full line in Groceries and Fresh Veg
underI-t and that Japan ls nIll Ininf: In etablee ;
take any adv. antago." 15 lb Best Potatoes ..... . . . . . . . 39¢
Mochizuki expressed the opinion that . Helnzes Sauer Kraut ........... 5c lb
”‘lh! l nin l Status and Japan should Strictly Fresh Eg‘gs ........ 55c

-Free Delivery.

C. I). Chamok:

((lnllul the l‘acifit lor all time."

HEAR ELWOOD CASE.
The use of Arthur Eurood. the law.

and Anna Annin, also of Bridgeport. I
M" be “mm 1“ Jud“? 10“" J “’3‘“ . 76 roam nunt arm-r
in the Chil Common Pleas court today. i SOUTH NORWALK, can

The II n is bmu ht M Attorney '- n mm
\\':ll:" Sift-heifer othridgetiorI. exeru-l TELEPHO 00 0’
TELEPHONE 583.2

SHOES—' ——BOOTS
Still Another Chance

For the next ten days I ofi'er the famous MONITOR
SCHOOL SHOE, which sell for $5.00, for $2.49, ten and black.

Everybody knows this shoe is all leather.

I also have 105 pairs of
MEN’S $3 SCOUT SHOES BOYS’ REGULAR ‘82.50
for $1.88. SHOES for $1. 49.

HEN *8 £150 81'0“ KING RUBBER. BOOTS were $600.
for $3.98

W's RED 3m KING RUBBER BOOTS, reel hill;
were 88.50. For . $4.68
I also entry noomplete line of the 10818803 SHOE.

S. LEVY- 58 Water St- S. LEVY-

 

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Nor-wal- k’s Leadmg' Dry Goods Store

Of Interest for Every Woman is Our Showing of Seasonath

 

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[N THE CENTER

CAPES
DOLMANS
SUITS
COATS
DRESSES
PETTICOATS

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Visitors are Sure of a Cordial Welcome and ,

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TiIE WRITING ox
THE WALL

of historic dau had nothing on '5-
comes to important messages.

Are YOI “orninz mer the Ftt‘il‘ll \
funds combined with the scarciu u: mm \ I
able clothes? ‘

If so. inst look at. the “on! the rabbit .. \ I ‘ I ‘

“in”: I'

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up there and we lino“ mu ll cu‘laim: H :0 ~
iust It "‘
Whether it's an Lustet suit or an l-.;I~III (It. ~

\ou ll find it at H. Krienei & Co. s.

As to the terms \ou ll find them as ’ um
rollingr oil a lot. ’ msfimm 5-“

“Credit?" "You said it." "

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Beautiful BIack Suede
OXFORDS $10

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“6th Inn: law-ring luv.
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HI-ru y turn “tithing
5010 and lvaliu r
IAItIi~ llt‘t'l. \vigt
Iil.\('K itt'tws),
(“lords in
hid. f'nlt :Iml
finlln: all not“ ‘
math-is tram am. . i
(0 $3. ’
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CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS -—;
DISTRIBUTORS ‘
CADILLAC LIMOUSINE‘S AND. TOURING l

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CARS FOR HIRE
Day. Week. Month or Year

We Solicit High-Class Renting Only

Vaast Bros. 'Garage
1‘7 CHESTNUT STREET
[360 — TELEPHONES —-— 2011 ‘

 

 

 

 
 

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