Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 5, 1920 · page 11

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~ You are surely
interested in
money saving

We lavellie Jewelry,
watches, Clocks and
foptieal Goods you
would like to own.’

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SALE
at less than
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Opportunity

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' Gpfieian

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' MARCH BLIZZARD“?
HITS MICHIGAN

 

 

 

Friday 69’ Saturday Specials at.

VAN DYK’S

 

Highest Grade Creamery

BUTTER 690 lb

Fresh from the Ohm
Storage butter tastes fine in November, but now there is noth-

ing like the freshh rimmed butter.
F resh.

 

Those Famous Quality“ 5»

FRESH EGGS

All good~Not Storage
Don’t buy Storage

We rush the egg fiom the host to vou.
“hen we sell fresh at so low 21 mice.

65c doz

Avoid Storage and buy

 

SWIFT’S PREMIUM OLE_O ............... 40c lb.

N UCOA NUT OLEO.

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35c 1b., 3 lbs. for $1.02

Mother’s Delight COMPOUND '. . . . . . . . . . . 26c lb.

SAN BO BLEND COFFEE . ..

 

James Van Dyk C0.

128 :Washington Street

‘ ...........39clb.
COMBINATION COFFEE . . . . 30olb.

 

 

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11:30 to 1 a. m.
Phone 2253

 

CLOSED CABS
COMFORTABLE 0N COLD

' Call 499
JAFFE & ASH

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F'negular Dinner- 11: so to 2: 3o, 40c
apeclal Supper including Soup 55c
Sunday Full Course Dinner, 85c

13 North Main Street

We are in the market for all
kinds of junk, second-hand. fur-
‘niture and old clothes.
We pay the prices for every.

3? Port St. East Norwslk, at.

 

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all ugguth shore trains had been can-
cell
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March blizzard, which overspread the
middle west yesterday with snow and

 

Messnlinee. Tsfietss. Foulards. Crepe De Chiller in a wide choice of colors
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A NEW LINE OF LONG CREPE KIMONOS

DAINTY. SILK KIMONOS T00 '

- In artistic color combinations and patterns.

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low temperatures, will reach the At
lantlc coast tonight, the Weather But»
can predicted today. The strength of
the blizzard, it was said, had been dis~
seminated in part". and although the
rain tolling along the eastern seaboard
today will (urn to snow, the {all will
be light. It will be follog‘el by much,
colder weather. ‘
Snow as far south as Norllwrn Aloha
ma. and unusually low temperatures.
over the entire south were foreman ;
Below freezing weather was said to
he; in store {or interior Georgia and an
other frost was forecast for Florida.
The blizzard has left clear‘told wea- or), Tuesday Night
ther in its middle western fake. and o'clock.

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known here today.
der advisement.

OFFERED Pessiosncv' or
AMERICAN amuwsv Asso. that the damage to the United States Wednesday night

consulate at. Zurich by the exp
of a bomb last night will amount to 'Dr Waltei H.13roun
10,000.fmes mthe place is Still hi1“~ mefiy a district, supnlin 1 r; ‘a
’itable and Consul-General Keene. and health in
it became his family have returned there and re» 'spccialized in i“““"‘”"“
opened the office. .The president of
W the Zurich Government \isited
twillclmellv‘s Omhestra at the Ann- Kenna todsv and eipteesed the 11
Dancing till onegfi'ete of the authorities oser the ln-' 'the result no; or cautinn

(‘lllC 1G0, March 5-12.}1 Alshton. !
urormer regional director of railroads!
under gm ernment control,
offered the presidency of the Ameri-
can Railway Association,
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preaicuon of similar weather was made' cousy LATE eUILn- -
mo Racecourse.

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

0. Falrfleld Ave., Bridgeport. Coon.

DAYS ‘_ ‘.___ _

P110119 973 - . Specials In :
South, Under-woo: éUTOM‘OBI‘LE :

heglngton, all 0th»! SU'PPLIES , 1

figafféf‘fihtg‘fgtfi You will vs money? if yout

Per month. Machiner
sold atsmpermonth
PLUMBER.
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'buy now as we are closing outc
the following lines: Ajax, Fire-
stone, Pennsylvania.

Very good value in Racine
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f ‘_ . LADIES’ :SHO ES , , Pearce, Hudson and Yiotorfip
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Seeg'I'hem in the Window . ----
MAX LEVY. ’s .‘ Ame, -
31 South Main so, ' ‘ nucxsrous‘oifiu;
South Norwalk. AARON KOBE “ ,
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GRAND: SHOWING

SPRING MILLINERY

Trinnned and. Untriminet’l

Fifth Avenue and Broadway have nothing on us
when it comes to showing Milhnery.

" The difi‘ereno; is only in the price. Our prices m i“

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Come and see our display.
$10.00.a11d hundreds of styles to select from.

Store Open Until
9‘30 p. In.

You cannot fiesta hot haiurryssyou would a pair

suit your pocketbok better than the Fifth Avenue nriu -

Hats from $2.50 :11:

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Store Open Sat.
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