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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 29, 1922 · page 7

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CEMBER 29, 1922.

 

Speaking of

Women’s
Coats

le “ill find hundreds of Coats to

s. In t hour in

cloth or the luxurious

l'ul m the smartest styles and priced
in mi reasonably at.—

$19.50 and up

 

omen’s Dresses

who want smart. dresses will find them
. 'l‘rleotine. Canton
0 m the newest, models at—

98 $15 $19.50

t 'l‘will,

('repc and

 

COBY’

12-14 No. Main St.
he Home of Good Clothes.

 

 

 

York Markets

ton Street

orwalk
3213

55 Main Street
Norwalk

Phone 2828

 

0 same supply of poultry as we
had for our Xmas trade

 

ECIALS

York State Turkeys. . 55c, 60c lb.
Island Geese, Ducks . . . . 42c lb.
Roasting Chickens ..... 40c lb.

ls .................... . .38c lb.

Lamb

 

Native Veal

mb .. 300 lb. Shoulder Veal ...... 20c lb.
Lamb. 22c lb Rump Veal ........ 24c lb.
. 350 lb. Rib Veal Chops ...... 28c lb.

. . 450 lb. Veal Cutlets ........ 38c lb.

. 15c lb. Stew Veal. solid meat, 28c lb.

 

BEEF SPECIALS

ork to Roast ................ 21c lb.
ak ............ ....... 15clb.
............................ 24c lb.
............................ 28c lb.
Roast .................... 12 1-2c lb.
es Pot Roast ................ 18c lb.
tter Pot Roast .............. 22c lb.
............... 15c lb.
Roast ....................... 18c lb.
............................. ,. 7c lb.
Beef ...................... 14c lb.
ver ......................... 12c lb.
ed Beef .................... 15c lb.
ers ................... ......16clb.
ausage ...................... 30c lb.
nes Bag Sausage ............ 30c lb.
es Link Sausage ............ 30c lb.
ers ....................... 16c lb.
ams ........................ 25c lb.

 

-End Specials

at the

rwalk Cash Grocery

 

HIGHEST PRICES THE LOWEST
.............................. aloha:
eryButter ........................ 54015.
d Buckwheat Flour, 4 lbs. .......... 1. 250
eet.3lb.pkg. ...................... 220
SpeeislScans ...................... “a
r Spaghetti, 2 lbs. ........... . ..... . 209
dPeachel ...................... lfiepkg
e1 cutto ........... IOeplw.
.................. 350 lb.
for ..................... . ......... .200
...................... ........48odol
.............. 68o bushel
Prunes ................... . ...... 190;“.
nr,31/gibbsg ....... ..........
for ............ .200

 

STULL ;

EAST NOW

 

 

BEING SUED

Merchants Seek to Recover
Unpaid Bills and Holders
of Notes: Wont Money.

STAMFORD MAN SUED
BY TOWN OF DARIEN

Want Property in Redding,
Known as Lemuel Adams
Place, Partitioned.

LaSallc Extension University of Chiv
eago. a correspondence school, has
brought suit in the Common Pleas
Court against Merton A. Holmes, 0:
New Canaan, to recover 8130.91 al-
leged to be due for service rendered.
E. H. Palmer of the Stamford Ma-
sons Supply Co. has brought suit
against Merton A. Holmes. of New
Canaan ,to recover on a note of $140
dated Aug. 7, 1921, payable two
months after date. and for two tons
0: coal at $16.25 a ton. alleged to have
been delivered to the defendant on
Dec. 23. 1921, which it is claimed
have not? been paid. The case is re-
turnable to the Common Pleas Court
the first Tuesday in January.

Charles F. Potter Defendant.
Charles I“. Potter of Stamford is
made the defendant in an action
lrrought by the Town of Darlcn to rc-
covcr $175 alleged to be due and un-
paid for rent of a room in the lmr-
len Town Hall which the defendant is
nlcged to hate used {or a. moving pic-
turo show. on two nights each week.
between Dec. 1. 1920. and Feb. 2S,
1921

The complaint. alleges that Potter
hired the space. in the Town llall
within the dates specified A moving
picture exhibitions on 35 nights within
the dates specified. A moving picture
machine valued at 3500 has been nt-
inched. The case is returnable to the
Common Pleas Court in January. l'ot—
ter is a clerk for the. Downcs-Smlth
Company, electrical contractor, 79 At-
lantic Street. Stamford.

Sues to Recover on Note.

Arthur A. Lal’orte of New York has
brought suit in the Common l’ll‘ilfi
Court against. Grace A. Thompson of
New Canaan to rrcovcr on a. note Oil
3:. 00 dated Jan 7. 1922, payable 11.
months after date and alleged to re-
main unpald. although maturity date
has expired. Atty. C. Milton Fesscn-
den is counsel for the plaintiff. Pro-
perty‘ of the defendant on Harrisonl
Street, New Canaan, has been attach-l
ed.

Gwendolyn Reid Watson of Engin-
wood. N. .I.. has brought suit in the
Superior Court against Mabel Reid
Tucker of Englewood. N. J.. and
Katherino‘Michclson of W'ashington,
asking for I. partition of real property
in Reddlng. Conn. owned jointly by
the plaintlfl and the defendants. The
property is known as the "Captain
Lemuel Adams l'lace." located at Ll-
brary Corner, in Reddlng. and con-
sists of a house, barn and three acres
of land. The plaintiff is a. widow and
the defendant were married subse-
quent to April 20, 1877.

Asks ".600 Damages.

Ruth Chall of Merlden, Conn., a
stenogtrapher. has brought suit for
Si 600 damages in the Superior Court
at New Haven. against Lilian \Vicks
i-dey, of New Canaan, as a. result or
an automobile collision on Aug. 14, '
1922. in which the plaintiff is allegedl
to have suffered permanent injuries
and disfigurement as a. result of the
careless and negligent operation of
the defendant‘s automobile, operated
by the son of the defendant.

The plaintiff was riding on the seat
at a Ford truck operated by Louis N.
Lal’orte, when the machine was in
collision with the vehicle owned by
Mrs. Eddy. It is alleged Miss Chall
received a. fracture of the nose. bruis-
es on the left side. strain oi: the right
side, two black eyes and severe shock
to the nervous system when thrown
out of the car. As a. result the com-
plaint states she has a. deformity of
the nose which makes it difficult to
breath. The complain further alleges
Miss Chall was laid up six weeks and
was unable to work at her regular
employment as stenographer and
spent $25 for physician's bills. Pro-
perty of the defendant in New Canaan
has been attached to the amount or
$2,000.

A sequel to the actio or Miss Chall
is the suit of Louis N. ..aPorte. driver
or the ["0er truck. on which she was
riding. LaPorte has brought suit
against Lillian \Vlckl Eddy in the
Common Peas Court at New Haven
for 8175 damages to his machine. and
for loss of business while the truck
was in the repair shop. _ He alleges he
was proceeding on the right side of
the road,“ s. cautious rate of speed
and the crash was due to careless
driving on the part of defendant's son.
who was at the wheel of his mother's
automobile. The acldent occurred at
Britanis. and Colony Streets in Meri-
den.

$4,000,000 Booze
O
Smuggled m
_— I

NEW YORK. Dec. 29.—-Alennder
Williams. who said he was an invest-
lgatol' tor the Department of justice,
is authority {or the statement today:
that mo'e than $4,000,000 worth of
liquor was smuggled into New York
through New Jersey coast waters for
the holiday trade. This contradicts
statements attributed to prohibition
oihcers tint the prohibition navy held
most of the rum runners at buy out-

lids the three-mile limit.

 

METERING DOLLARS
Upetending rufls of idiots. cs- tulle
re seen. on many of the newest
frocks. This softens the line mm
the heck,“ the neck 'end is more
flattering than the severe line.

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“A wire, a dog and a pipe form the ohly sore triangle for any man. " declared Superior Court Judge 3/?”
Hex-demon at Atlanta. in a jury charge recently. 80 the Atlanta bar presented him with a vine and s dos fol“

{Christmas to complete his triangle. Picture shows Judge Herdeman. Mrs. Herdsman and the other “angles. "

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23 North Main St., So.'Norwalk
28 Woodward Ave., 8. Norwalk

103 Cedar St... 80. Norwalk
25 Ely Ave., 80. Norwalk

102 Taylor Ave., 80. Norwalk
1 Cove Ave., E. Norwalk
Cor. East av. a Rowan st, E. N.
24 Main 8t., Norwalk

170 Main St, Norwalk

80 Belden Ave., Norwalk
22 Chapel‘St., Norwalk
Ridgefleld Road—Wilton
Main‘Street, Westport

 

OUR STORES WILL BE OPEN LATE FRIDAY NIGHT

 

We Wish You All A Happy
New Year

 

No. 1 Potatoes,

15 lbs. TO THE PECK

27 c pk;

 

Large Juicy Oranges, 33c doz.

 

PURE LARD, 2 lbs. 25c

FOR SATURDAY ONLY

 

Seedless Raisins

In Bulk

2 lbs. 2:5c

 

Fig Bars

Fresh From the Oven

2 lbs. 256

 

PURE RASPBERRY

Preserves
25c jar

 

WELCH'S 1

Grape Lade

.22c a jar
PURE

Marmalade Spread
.......... 3 for 25c

SLICED

Hawaiian Pineapple
...... No. 2 can 25c.

DEL MONTE BRAND

Apricots
.No. 21/2 can 25c

 

 

 

 

Suggestions for the
New Year’s Dinner

Soft Shell Calf. Waluts, 35c lb.
Sound Mixed Nuts . . . . 27c lb.
Paper Shell Almonds . . 35c lb.

New Large Washed
Brazil Nuts ........ 190 lb.

Long Naples Filberts, 19c lb.
New Cleaned Currants, 27c pkg.

Seedless or Seeded Raisins
Package .............. 15c

None Such Mince Meat
Package .............. 15c

MR Plum Pudding . . 30c can
Cut Rock Hard Candy, 19c lb.
French Mixed Candy . . 19c lb.

Sound Cranberries
......... - 2 lbs. 25c

P. andeGq White Naptha Soap -

 

Bulk Oatmeal
............. 4c lb.

FRESH LY MILLED

Pickled Herring
. . ......... 6c each

 

 

FINEST N. Y. STATE

Apples

..........5lbs.25c.u

 

DEL MONTE BRAND
Tomato Sauce

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CALIFORNIA 5
LayerFigs ’ *
....... , . ‘.' . . 27c lb.

5 Bars 23c

 

Mogroco
. Blend

3:.TEA I la.

Heinz Baked Beans . .. .....5:. .. smallcan9c°largeeanl4c

Sold Only In Modern Grocery Ce. Stores.

Coffee- 29c1.

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“EyeBreed
Dig-resumed Earth Blend?

 

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UMBRELLAS
chassis hummus 5
'°"i‘.‘f‘.°.°f’?:... $1.95

..... ....Sccan,

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TRAVELERS»: -‘ ’
REQUISITEsra: —» > .:

‘ MEN’S -
FURNISHINGS
— m '_.__'¢
. NOVELTIES

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FRIDAY. .

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SATURDAY ii?

We MuSt
Raise Cash 5f 5,;

EVERY ARTICLE TO
BE SOLD AT

COST

' FOR 2 DAYS ONLY .

 

ODD LOTS BELOW

COST
Read Articles and Prices

SAVE MONEY BY BUY- _

ING NOW

BEADED BAGS, ’ -7

35c t"$9 .95

BILL FOIDS
_ At ........
BOSTON BAGS

15Cu‘p _

3; $1.49.:
gases $1.25up3 .
omen 5C' .. »_
P113838 6.3.555 Up ~
Falsmw 39C 5
“Eli kit? 7‘. T‘.“ 50c ‘ ’
museums

sun:
14 xfofimm 75C,
"2??? ET. § 7 5c
“:fimlléi’
“ii“??? ...... $2.69.
“Eff???” 7 9cm.
cownrna $6050
T135575... 33.95111;
‘ $14505 ‘° $7500

mass
.650 Up
At ..........
o. N. cssss
KIT BAGS at Cost & Below.
SUIT cases
WARDROBE nouns .

HIGH GRADE SILK

UMBRELLAS $5. 09

To go at

At.5825c11p

Hunting] of Novelties st
as Poker Chips;
Backs, Cards Whiskey '
Earrings

- lure
zette

Silk ShipgdShirts

'r' At-euuoucee—eoceslozé,

SilkSocks at .-.};

Collars.......-..10¢"Il15fi
JazzBows..........25cT

Four-in hand'fies ‘

At ........... 19¢;

WealSocks ......... .
HeatherSocks ..;... 25c

 

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