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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 17, 1920 · page 5

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MR. MERRIVITI'T BACK

(ongressman Merritt has lustre-
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911110 Lake.

Diamond Dyes"
No Risk Then! 1,

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now

much satisfaction

 

, 1"“ ”P 0f 1otes for women
1.; liummid Dyes 1 Th“
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.._ 1 :11: :inns “bother indications the nomination
.:.111. ”Mm, or mixed \louitt will he unanimous

 

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.w'fvm results are guaran-
. 31111 have never dyed be
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the Sentinel for the best reunite.

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Washington Market
SPECIALS

 

 

1111- Specials are way below this week. for the best '

::.1i§i\' of meats.

—SPECIALS————-

1'? \‘li SHOULDERS. lb.. ......... . ..... 29c

ff ' ..'A.\IB(‘.HOPS II).. . . . .30c

1‘ ii i AMB. lb.. ......... 16c

1 \il SOULDEHS LAMB Ib.. . .20c

1,; xii lEGS LAMB. 1b.. . . . . . ........ 36c

‘1?”ROATV AL lb..”.... .30c

all .-Al. CHOPS. lb.. ............... 35C
1 i. DER ROAST V EAL. 1b.. ° 1 .26c

Si 'l.ilIRPOTROAST.ll).. . .....18c

‘17; \ 1, SMOKED SHOULDERISI lb“ .. ..250

ME! HADES-SAUSAGE. lb" . ..._...38c

1:19- MlOVSISlh" . .........48c

R—w—SPECI ALS ON BEEF—-

57%;“ RSTEAK lb., ......................... 20c
‘» STEAK 1b., . ...360
WYSTEAK. lb . ......38c

?1_‘1"i-1_;I.~TOL’SE STEAK. .. ...40c

B T. .‘T'BU TER ROAST, 1b., ....32c

T“. «’LrIBROAST lb” .. . ......356
1‘ 3"? Boned and rolled, IO, ......38c

>‘) 154.1ng RUM? POT ROAST. l5., . ..30c

1313-: PLATE. 111., .. ...12c

1.3.1.3341} STEAK, 1b., . ...180

23:? 1.1.139 ll) . . ..16c

13 OF CORN BEEF.
III—~—OTHER SPECIALS—

'EE‘I‘ " ‘ .SOLID MEAT. 1b., .................... 326
VIII ”‘CON lb“ ......300

...! 01' '1;- S PURE PRINT LARD, lb, ..27c

11.93% ' :IIBEEF TONGUES 1b., .26c

_III . to. out no. on. I.
If“'.7r' '

; Té SMALL JERSEY PORK.

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1 - 'PF (LOSES AT7 P. M. SATURDAYS
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FROM VACATION

vacation spent at

He was much inter-
ested in reading for the first time,
Ieports or the Republican State con-
vent on and of other recent political
The ac-
tion of the legislature in endorsing

\'1011 .m suffrage amendment af-

)1. Mr.
9 en 1ft 11.13 been an outspoken amo-

(‘ongiessional convention for
this district is to be held nr1t Satur-

Hotel
Pram present

of Mr

He will
piohablx meet the delegates aitei the

comemion and deliver an addr‘NS
——Try a classified advertisement in

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Helpful Him:

a cool place.
take a pmtion mud soften it

 

garment as 11911 as anv diy cleanei.
Place the garment on a table and scrub
thoroughly with a clean cloth saturat-
ed in gasoline and dipped in cornmeal.

the garment thoroughly aired before
vou bring it into the house.

spoonful of alum in a quart of water.
When cold stir in flour. to give the
cousistencv of thick cream being par
iicular to heat up all the lumps.
in as much powdered resin as will lie
on a dime. and throw in a half-dozen
cloves to give a pleasant odor.
on the fire a teacupful of boiling wat
2 Pl”:
Sin-rim: well all the time {or a few
minutes.

warm water.

Cleanln Garments At .
9 Home in a composition book.

paste to use to stiffen embroidery.

 

Gasoline and cornmeal will clean a

How to Wash Blankets.

 

Do this work out of doors and have QVPTY 831100 of water.

the ends lukewarm.
Paste For Scrapbooks, Etc.

 

Paste that will keep. Dissolve a tea- again through soiled spots.

St‘ 1' water—but do not make a ’laiher.
Ruu them Ihrourzh a
never twist.
dry in a moderate temperature.

Have

pour the flour mixture into it

 

 

Pour it into an earthen vefi ,lnnnlel.

 

Sci. let it codl, stir in a small tea-
spoonful each of oil of clows and of
sussofrash; L111 :1 cmei on and put in
\\ hen needed for use
with
Very hand} to have to
put )our favorite recipes of the Past
in also a fine

Use two tablespoonfuls of lux to
Whak it into
a rich lather in boiling or 1er1' hot .
water then add cold water to make Chm” Vines” " “Nam 0‘ “'9‘“!
Vt’ork the blank-
ets about in the thick suds. sousinx
them thoroughly, but do not rub.
Squeeze the cleansing suds again and
Mine in
three waters the same temperature as
that in which you washed them. Dia-
solve a little Lux in the last rinsing
This
leaves the blankets softer and fillmPl‘.
loci-Io ringer:
Hang in ihe shade to

Try a classified advertisement in the

 

 

 

 

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NEW YORK MARKETS

143 Washington St., So. Norwalk
55 MAIN ST... NORWALK.

 

One of the wonders of this towu is—How can we sell quality
meats at such low prices. Join our list of buyers, you will won.

der too. Look over our list of meat special: for this weekend.

 

——-—BEST WESTERN BEEF——
PORTERHOUBESTBAK, lb., . . . ...38c
SIRLOINSTEAK, 1b., ... ... ... ...
ROUND STEAK, 1b., .. .... .. ...'.....34c
SHOULDERSTEAKMlb ............200
PRIME RIBROAST, lb. . . . .. . .....300
RIBROABT, (BondandROlledeb, ., . . ..

. . .35c
BREAD&BUTTERPOTBOAST, lb...” .. ....30c
SHOULDER POT ROAST, 1b., . . .180
BOSTON ROLLS 1b., . 200
FRESH CHOPPED BEEF, lb ..18c
I ——-——LAMB SPECIALS——
LEGSOFLAMB,lb.,. .....32c
SHOULDERS OF LAMB, lb.,... . . .. .....18c
LOIN LAMB CHOPS. lb., . . . . . . .401:
RIBLAMBCHOPs,lb.,.... ........30c
LAMB FOR STEWING, 1b., . . ..12c
”OTHER SPECIALS——
ROASTING CHICKENS. 1b., ...35c
BUMP CORNED BEEF, lb., .. . . . .280
PLATECORNEDBEEF,lb., . ..............10c
CORNED BEEF, (No Bones), Lean, 1b., ............... 20c
SMOKED SHOULDERS, 1b., .. .. . .. .240
HOMEMADESAUSAGEAO, .. .. ...... ...35c
SHOULDER VEAL ROAST, 1b., .. . . . .

 

 

 

Modern Grocery CO., Inc.

NORWALK
1711 MAIN ST.
'.;‘ ("ll \PEL ST.
“P! l DEN AVE.
1" 'uI A1e.. East Norualk
i (INFECTIONER’S

lun' At All Our Stores
19c
1 7c

51 1 7c

i'willEIN'S Evapora-
' MILK. can ... 14C

g

SPECIAL !

"iii. California
13W NS. (.102. ..
i‘ Brand Un-
.:_1_;(’1 RICE. lb.

1‘

clusively. We
For Saturday Only.
day.

15 LBS.

ii'llt lust as well drink

GUARANTEED EGGS,

GRAIIinTJLAITEIDI SUGAR

THE ONLY WAY WE CAN CONVINCE YOU
THAT» WE HANDLE ONLY FOODS
HIGHEST QUALITY AT PRICES THAT ARE
STARTLINGLY LOW IS
TRIAL ORDER. WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRON-
AGE AND GUARANTEE TO PLEASE YOU AS
TO QUALITY. PRICE AND SERVICE.

Just Received Another Shipment of That

KPERFECTION CREAMERY BUTTER

Modern Grocery lCo. Stores Sell This One Grade Eg-
Maintain the Price of65
It Will Surely Be Higher Mon-

LARGE MEAILY POTATOES,

SOUTH NORWALK
23 NORTIIMAIN.
28 WOODWARD AVE.
103 CEDAR ST.
25 ELY AVE.

OF THE

BY SELLING YOU A

 

PURE CIDER

VINEGAR. 2a]. .
For Pickling.

QUICK Cooking
LIMA BEANS. 2 lb.

PEA BEANS,
For Baking. lb..

Native Yellow
ONIONS. 1b..

Sweet Meaty.
PRUNES. Ill. . . .

OOLONG OR MIXED

TEA

,55c

25c

9e
5e

SPECIAL !

 

 

cper

.....

 

..-l7c
.,49c
..65c

 

 

It t PER DOZEN“

«‘1. cos 5 no more

fine rest. Our finest HggKII-JIIESS... FLOUR
" F E E

SATISFIES THROUGH
ITS DELICIOUSNESS

US$1.95

 

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. I35c

SWEET POTATOES
4LBS.....

45¢ LB‘

 

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Our Bread Sales Are
Increasing Daily

We balm our own bread in our
own sanitary shop under the sup-
ervision of an expert. Popular
because it is good.

 

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rounds (small) of built-ed white ran-cm CHILDRIN KILLED I“
bread Chap the e35! finely or IRIDOIFDRT.
press them through a sine on to the —-n

paste Sne cold.

! Tried Recipes

BRIDGEPOBT, Sept. 16,—!“
children were killed in the m J
Bridgeport by automobile: and «In:
vehicles during the post year. I all
cases but one, no criminal new
bility was placed. ,

These statistics were made on“
today following the scoring of only
gent parents D1 (oronu John 1 Pk?
Jan. who is invewtigoting the W
1 -- of six 1ear old Michael husk}. 1"
HoneyI and Nut Sandwicbu down: by an ion wagon on one of (h.
30"“ of “V0 hard; ISO v1l ltd bread. spread with main thoroughfares.

“‘1‘ ““3 until it ‘5 21 DOT)“ into 11‘1ir11 some chopped nutkj
paste then spread it on has been mixed

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Banana Cmm Sandwich
Mash two ripe bananas and a table—
sporn of golden syrup. then whip it
will] ha‘f a teacup of cream, Spread
on sponge Nike. . Prose together.-
Bmuh over with golden syrup and
scatter :1 few chopped almondfi over.

Chem Carnage;

 

Grate two ounce. of cheese and mix
ll smoothh in a basin with a dessert
2~Doou of mustard the saute of an-
ithou stance a 51111119 or cayenne :1
lp‘noh 0f salt a dessertspoon or an

 

butter and the
boiled egzs.
smooth

 

—-fle Best Salesman—mp. Wm" H}.

 

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We Are at it Again

Another list of groceries specially priced for the thrifty housewife.
‘ we mandate you with free delivery. ’

 

 
 

 

Remember

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

VERY BESTPOTATOESA No. ISTOCK Peck. .... .....49c
GOLD MEDAL PILLSBURY’S OR JONES’ FLOUR Hag. .. ..$1.97
MISSION GARDEN CEYLON IIbPackazes. . ..55c
KIRKMAN’S OR IVORY SOAP. 12 cakes for ...... . 51.00
NO. 1 ROYAL PLANTATION COFFEE lb 390. 0 lbs. for . $1.85
CHOICE SWEET POTATOES. 4 lbs. for . ..25c
CEYLON. OOLONG on MIXED TEAS... ..45c
NATIVE YELLOWONIONS.Glbs.for... ... ”30¢
NUCOA NUT OLEO. The World’s Best. lb. _. .34c
DIXIE Mn D CURE BACON. oer 1b.... .32c
1ANCY GRAPE FRUIT. 2 for 25c
CHOICE NEW YORK STATE APPLES 2111s. for ...25c
DEL MONTE SPANISH STYLE TOMATO SAUCE. Can .91:
FANCY WHOLE GRAIN RICE. oer 1m. .. . .16c

._EVER’YTHING THE BEST IN THE BAKERY LINE. FRESH FRUIT PIES-
THEY 'ARE DELICIOUS. {AT WHITE HOUSE BREADERY NEXT TO

A. F. BECKMANN 8. CO. Inc.

83 ‘I‘V’ASHINGTON ST. FREE DELIVERY PHONE 1105

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

25%
LOWER
PRICES

ocmormur .. New mnv‘
Hour” ....PCNNIILVANX‘s

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“The Way to a Man’s Heart Is
Thru His Stomac ”
eating than is happiness. And good eating depends upoa good food and m

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The nrudent housewife knows that every dish depends upon the quality of it. in
That’s why the mark: "a at the NATIONAL M ARKET 00.31.1112. when
and poultry.

In good
cookintl-

gr~d onto.

she can always purchase the finest cuts of rare meats

And because the National Market Co. is the largest Retailers of meat in America

and opcratu on m small.“ margin gt profit. tho prices are lower than elsewhere.

CHUCK ROAST. CHUCK STEA KS,
’ LEAN POT ROAST“ .. ..
”25c

SMOKED CALLIE SINCLAIR BACON

 

 

HAMS SQUARES.
FRESH CHOPPED 25c 3%«393 '.. 28c

BEEF.

FRESH LEAN LAMB
STEW.

SHOULDER SPRING
LAMB.

28c 15c

.-.-on.

 

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South Norwnlk Market
98 Washington Street
Phone 1717

Norwalk Market
71 Wall Street
Phone 1875

 

 

 

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