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Evening sentinel, Friday, February 23, 1923 · page 7

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1111) A11 FEBRUARY 23,
Wilton

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'A Congenial Companion

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Angcvine Furniture

('ompany
16 N0. Mum St., So. Norwalk

 

 

 

 

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E. Barthel, D. C.

CHIROPRACTOR

95 Washington Street
South Norwalk, Donn.

 

MWWW waonssnsv, FRIDAY
91., 12.11111 1:30:11st
MONDAY AND salon?

6 to I P. M.

 

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' l '11 lumsiing Chiropractic, ‘

1928.

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——————___;___.

full-blooded Indian physician

ticlng in California.
HOUSEWORK Is A BURDEN

tressing kidney ills
comes a burden. Dean's
Pills have made

many South Norwalk women.
your neighbor?

Mrs. Alvin 'Blber, 25
street. South Nor-walk.

ca s:
kidneys were y

’bent to sweep. or dust
back. When
especially troubled with

often worried and became

ney trouble.‘
600. at all dealers.
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y.-—Adv.

Carlos Mont zuma an Apache. prac-

hu mdo‘ on previous visits to Wu- V

Mi- Ellen Norris. an Indian girl i i

. 8
taking the medical course n the Uni-
versity of California. The only known

is

Woman's lot is a weary one at best.
But with backache and other dis-
lite indeed be-
Kidney
liie brighter i'or '
Ask

Madison
"My
troubling me a i'ew~
years ago and sharp, shooting pains
went through my back every time I
There was a
constant ache in the lowor part or my
lying in bed, I was

shoo n
pains, which went all over my biihyg

My nerves became unstruug and I
irritable.
There were such severe pains in the
back of my head I could hardly stand
them and my kidneys were disorder-
ed. Dean's Kidney Pills were ad~
vised so.I got some at the Stillson-
Powell Drug store and began using
them. Doan' 3 kid me of the pains in
my back and all other signs or kid-

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SATURDAY ONLY

In Our Basement

 

Donnelly’s

18 80. Main Street

~ .‘IFTY CENT TABLE

 

 

R. &' W. HATS

shapes and in

- $2.95

18 N. Main St.

 

Spring felts, welted, bound or
raw, in distinctive Metropolitan
the wanted
shades of Brown, Tan and Grey,

Palace CloHies Shop

80. Norwalk.

 

 

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Montocommmdthobmindusumcsnta‘.

Schultic’i's" Week-End Specials 

 

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LARGE TURKEYS, ‘4. 1

Legs ofLamb ...... 32c lb.
Roast Pork ..... .. 19c lb.
Shoulder Steak. ...... 15c lb. Shoulder Pot Roast.
Prime Rib Roast . 22c, 28c lb.

- 48c lb.

Forequarter Lamb . . . . . . . 18c lb.‘
Fresh Shoulder . . . . .' . . . . . 15c lb.’

. 14c lb.

Bread and Butter Pot—H’s-t, 22c lb.

 

 

 

Fruits and Vegetables

 

 

 

39-413 IAIN 8T" NORWALK—RAILBOAD A
WESTPORT, GEORGETOWN, DABIEN,

Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

VB. AND WASHINGTON 8T" 80. NORWALK.
STAMFORD, BLACK ROCK,_ BRIDGEPORT.

 

 

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Fancy Fowl/ . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36c lb. ‘ Large Roasting Chickens, 38c lb.

Hamburg Steak ...... 16c lb. Rib Lamb Chops ...... 350 lb. lPig’ 5 Liver .......... 10c— lb.

Round Steak ......... 28c lb. Loin Lamb Chops ..... 45c lb Plate Corned Beef ..... 8c lb. ,

Sirloin Steak ......... 30c lb. Lamb Stew .......... 15c lb. Lean Corned Beef ..... 16c lbl

Porter-house Steak . . . . . Beef Liver ....... . . . . . 12c lb. Solid Lean Pot Roast, 16c lb.

Flank Steak .......... 25c lb. Calves’ Liver ........ 40c lb. Fresh Plate .. ........ 10c lb.
NATIVE VEAL ,

Rump of Veal ..... 32c lb. 'Loin Veal Chops . . . . . . 42c lb.
Shanks of Veal ......... 16c lb. iStew Veal ........ . . . . . .20c lb.
Veal Cutlet. . . . . . . . . 48c 'lb.

SunlightButter ........ 54c lb. lStrickly Fresh Eggs . . . . 48c doz.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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,NORWALK‘S BUSIEST

CORN

 

Gotham Gold Stripe , Silk Hosiery, $2.00 per pair

BOSTON STIR E“
. “Its Printod' . ‘ Its rm
Patterns Patterns

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We Invite You to Inspect Our Exclusively Selected

 
 
 
 

Hundreds of
in

wearing Apparel and Accessories

Which Are Arriving Daily to Meet Dame Fashion’s Spring Requirements.

New Spring Models
Women’s

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Including Canton Crepes, Poirot Twins, Jersey,
- Crepes and Paisley Effects.

$9. 98 to $35

In all sizes up to M

 

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25 New Paisley Blouse

Dresses, $5. 95

Regular $12. 00 Values.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ioormruusuerine
.........| ........... .....~‘$.4.é4
1 “warms 5
Mill ‘ ry «
$6.110 mush wear. swans-sac $3 98 1 ne
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Latest Creations.

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Here’s Interesting N ews—
made-to-measure suits

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A man ’s suit to measure and to fit, tailored

from any one of two hundred new Woolen pat-
terns.

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snappy English models—military double breasted

men.

Handsome tvlreeds, fitted alike for business
worsteds —— striking pentil stripes — and many

wai ting .
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ALL MEN share alike in this opportunity. —-
There 18 no extra charge for men who are stout or
extra tall. —In fact it is just an opportunity of
special importance for such men — average men
( so called) have no trouble finding suits to fit
them in the store’s assembly of ready-to-wear
’clothes from Kuppenheimer and other expert
tailors.

Every suit guaranteed to fit satisfactOrily,
every suit finished well and carefully, every suit at
thisspecialpriceof $34.75

Remember these are. placed on sale Friday

for a limited time.

—— $34. 75?]

Newest of business models—smartest of i

models—and other attractive correct models for

other new and diiferent handsome fabric patterns

 

[43 Washington Street 55 Main Street

Norwalk
Phone. 2828

South Norwalk
Phone 3213

 

For this week’ I specials we have the best selected Beets,
Veal, Jersey Pork Guts and Spring Lamb, and when we say
that we have the quality we moan it which we show by our
increasing volume of business each week.

SPECIALS;

LegsSpringLamb 30c lb. -
Small Loins 'of Jersey Pork . . . . . . . . ,19" 1b....

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ShoulderPotRoast..',...;. ..... ...14clb.
Smoked Shoulders........":........14c1b.

 

‘ Spring Lamb ,

Shoulder Spring Lamb, 20c 111‘-
Bib lamb Chops .. .28c‘lb.
,Loinumbchops men.
stow Lamb ......... 15a a.

Native Veal

Valuation 40:: lb.
RumpVeal ..... ....28clb.
LoinVeathops .....35clb.

Blecathops .30crb.

 

GoldenWest Fowl.............35c,38clb.

 

 

ShoulderSteak...................... ..... 1542113..
RonndStcak’ ..... . ....... 26cE.~
SirloinSteak. ....... .................. 30cE.—L3i
BostonRolls . ....... . ....... l5cE
StidtingPieces .......... ........ . ....... 18cm
BonelessPotRoast ..... ‘....... ...... . .25c-glb.
BreadendButterPotRoast ......... ‘ ..... 224:1!)
BonelessRibRoast....._. ....... ....... .25c-32c'E

PrimeRibRoast ......... ........ '...25’cE.
FreshPlate ......... ....... _.>..‘:....‘10c_E.
FreshChoppedBeéf....;........; ....... 12%El
FreshBeeijver...:‘ ..... ......... 12cE._
FreshorCcrnedSpareRibs......... ...... lSc‘E
CornchlateBeef...,...... ..... _ ........ 7c.E.
anpComedBeef...... ................ ME,

 

 

 

 

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morning with an expert in charge—The Offer is -' ,1

 

 

 

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