BECKM‘ANN’S,
'- WEEK END SPECIALS
gARMOUR’SSTARHAMS ................23clb.
iiBEST TUB BUTTER 59c lb.
' EAGLE BRAND CONDENSEDMILK . . . . 18c
£1? \
Van Camp's
Beans 8 for 250
Blue Goose Apple
Sauce 15c
Shrimp 19c
B. R. Chicken . . . . 45c
R. 28.. Chicken
Broth .. .. 2 for 25c
Canned Peas . . . . . 150
Canned Corn . . . . . 12c
Del Monte Specials ‘
:Pineapple, No.3 can . . . . . . 31c
g‘3Peaches, No. 3 can . . . . . . . 23c
iiPlums, No. 1 can 15c
“Crushed Pineapple . . . . . .. 20c
Lip'rruit Salad ............. 24c
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;i-'BLUE LABEL KETCHUP
18cand27c
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18c if).
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:‘PURE TUB LARD
:LARGE JUICY ORANGES ........ 25c doz.
1COOKINC APPLES, 5 lbs. for‘. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25c
‘ EQ‘FANCY TABLE APPLES .............. 30c doz.
» :FANCY'LEMONS
.QNATIVETURNIPS 45¢ pk.
' :GOOD, SOUND MAINE POTATOES 39c pk.
.. 3for 25c
30cdoz.
, fCRAPE FRUIT, extra large . . . . . . . ..
QUALITY
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BARGAINS IN HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS FOR ECONOMI-
CAL HOUSEKEEPERS.
TOMORRO‘V, SATURDAY
I£.\’lll KHHHA
31.5'S—\\'l‘liiv- Ilirllill‘l, llll"’ll with!
rubber l‘v « l. J arm Hrnnl: :llltl «lur.
LlQl’ll) VJ'ZNl-Zl-le FLOOR MOPS
$l.mi~'l‘reuted with oil ready for
use, good size . 09c
BETTER JARS
.1 lie—3 lb. size, made of earthen-
ware. with blue border . . . . . 39c
h'l‘UVII (‘lltlt'hs
\ilill
gnllull hm“, (ww r.
S I .139
.____~-_,_.._ . a - .1 . . . ...—.... TH ERRIOSIETERS
l .'-.\l‘li'l‘1' ll \lells ":91: —— Standard Thermometers ‘
0‘ l'_.-t‘nnl[»|-t-- “llll llll‘" lllnll‘s, :ll’. ....................... 190 '
i. nil ...................... 19c}
. .1.__11 ('l’l’b‘ and SAUCERS
l‘lnin white. teacups and saucers,
$ll.f.'7:‘~r.\\’~ Ill‘» linr lllIllH . lulu-l American porcelain, G for . . 89c
With “ire llalnllle :lllll :lllllll'lnulll ‘
cover, ll: of. slzv, ........ $2.18 TEA KL'ITIJES '
---. Solid copper. nickel plated, sizes
(‘HNHULI'II'H “AT.“ 7, 8. your choice at ...... 81.00
S ma l\\2:"-. ."::’~1vl‘lv*1l «lvsilnls.
z 1711‘ .............. i ....... 25c ENAMEL “'ARE
... -..._ -1_..-...._ $1.39—\Vell-known Lisk high
lil'l't‘llllfi (‘lLHIlS grade white enamel cooking pots,
‘Rllulr- m" Inll'liwuoll “uh high 6 qt, size. with long or ball han-
btu'h, (Alli lllllsll ......... $1.49 dies as“! cover . . . . . . ...... 890
33 South Norwalk
it’s nothing to “lorry
about, But something '
to think about ‘1
February First
FRUIT
wwberries " qt.
‘ 300,40c,50c,600 2.
Walnut 2,3,51’01'259
»- —Flor1da and Navel Oranges _ . 15 for 25¢
Grapes, Pigs, Apples, Pears, Nuts, Etc.
V E G E T A B L E S .
Sprouts, Spinach, Kale, String Beans, Cauliflower,
and Celery Hearts, Parsnips, Turnips,‘ Carrots,Beet's. .
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cocoon-‘0.
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IS CALLEBTO .
" CUDAHY’S SMOKED SHOULDERS .... 10c lb.
" manding Investiga- ‘
; qllll‘y
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AF. BECKMANN CO,1n‘c.
s5 WASHINGTON STREET .5
ECONOMY .3
SENAE“ INQUIRY
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Edward \‘l’. Bok
SENATE PROBE
; or Bill AWARD
I Brannon
Reed Resolution De-
ON ' E'ACE PLAN
4 Takes .- Firsts; 2131-3,ch in
the - evening and Joe 'llollywood
- rolled high total with a score of
3:6. The Odd Fellows had high
noun Elena
tEADS‘LEAtiliE
Fraternal League by
Defeating Moose at.
Three Straight
Gaines " "‘
By winning three .
Monker ”Grotto bowling team went
in the Fraternal
straight ‘ the
into lrst place
league last evening. They had as
their opponents . the Moose. The
lied Men won three straight. from
the Elks and the Odd Fellows won
two out of three from ‘llie_I{RCO§‘S;
in the other-4 games. é ‘
A. Mala had high sin 9 string for
score for a single ganlo'with 527 and.
also high total pinl‘all with 1492.
Those who bowled 300 or better
for three‘ganlen and gained a plum‘
on the honor roll follow:
J. Hollywood ......... ....... 3:6
(LLindeberg ..... ........."... 320
ll. \Veingartner .............. 319
.0. Schultz ..................I 311
ll. 1-7er .....1 ..... ..........'l09
1.. llains .................... 2:07
.\ l'crry . ............. ...”... 303
A. Mela ..................... 300
The league standing follows:
' ; \\’on Lost
Blonker Grotto . . . . .
..... ii 3
I{.(Jl'(‘. ....... .........3\‘ 4
(mid Fellows ............ 7 5
l-Ilks ......... ........ G G
lledlilen...............5 7
Moose ........ ........s.1 11
s RE SFNTINEL p- .
,‘Jonkcr. (irflflu‘
A. r). Dawson so 99 loo—258
o. Schultze ., ..... 112, ms 91—311
X. \‘s'igglesw’orth. . 77 83 98—255
C. Meeker ....... 75 90 100—255
C. Lindeberg 114-104’102—3320
‘ 42:7 484 491 1462
' . Moose .
M. Yalentil: ...... ss 81 92—258
'SrLengyel 104 90 31—335
Risks. 84 78 30-412
1..
J. Stannistl . ..... 95, ,92
‘A. Mala. ’. .. 96 116
96 --?.73
88—300
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464. 4.17. 437 1353
Red Men .
s. Benedict .. 75355 93—253
5:. Le atc' 85 9-1 339-272
s. Bait]. V. ...L101 'Jl. 50-272
F. l-tnslik . . . . . .5999 10-) 54—483
1. Haines 100 10 105 «307
460 17: 455 1337
_ _ Elks .
‘ S.‘"}\rmstl‘OIlg s7 10:. 37—2")
1.. \Vehher . . . . . . 105 75 352-272
11'. Hodge 77 73 77—73
A. Tariov ....... 85 70 86—250
B. Rose ,. ....... 95 85 954-274
449 42.: 437 1:08
. K. of C.
I. PimbeH or. 91 91—278
J. Rooney 8-5 95 103—233
J. llogan ........ 92 91 ——183
J. Dufi‘y ......... 102—102
13. Enlro ....... 107 99 103—309
J. I—Iollywood . . . . 10.8 113 105—326
488 489 504 14§1
01“ Fellows
1:. Stu-1!“: ...... 99 96 89—284
A. Perry . 102 97 104—303
.1. \\‘eingnrtner.. 109 109 101—319
It. Benedict .... 107 103 82—291
8. 1rel:unl...... 110 87 987295
327 491 474 1492
Julllv‘s l‘aldrino of Elizabeth street
The complete scores follow:
‘ ill at his home.
.lows' Hall; South Normlk. on Mon-
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City Briefs
Joseph Boldizar of hexington
avenue has taken a position with
the‘lver Spring “'ater company.
t O t '
Friends 'or Miss Lydia. Kovacs o.
37 Low'e street will be sorry to bra
that she is ill at her home.
‘ C C
Mrs. J. Carey of Lowe stree:
having her house remodeled.
C O 0
Mrs. \Villiam F. Ambler. chairman
of music 0: the Fifth Ward, invites
all Republican men and Women :0
Come and help with the singing .11
the big rally to be held at Odd Fel-
day night.
3 '0 0
Friends of Nicholas Mandel, and
fellowvworkers from the American
Hatcompany, were guests at his
home, 42 Spring street, last even-
ing. They presented their host with
a twenty dollar gold piece.
C 3 0 a
John F. Burrow. former assistant
to O. \t’. LaBelle at the Manuel-telnet
Hotel, will leave there blend” :0‘
become a member of the‘t‘ront Office ‘
staff of the Biltmore Hotel, New
York city. -
O C 0
John F. Burrow and Miss Ger-
trude Burrow spent the day in New
York city yesterday.
O O O
The Young People's soeiety of the
South Norwalk Baptist church will
hold a cake sale in Baxter's drug
store. South ‘Matn street tomorrow.
opening at 11 a. m. and continuing
throughout the utter oon.
O. 0 .
Friends oFMiss Harriett Kelley of
Chestnut street: will be pleased to
hear that she has recovered from
EVERSHAM
PENCILS AT
her recent illness.
tion of Allegedi
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League Propaganda;
\\'.\Flll.\'il'l‘0.\', Juli. 15‘:— Swank]
int: illxrslicullml of til" link {can
plan “Ill start :liullillly l)!‘i"..ll'l.‘ n. sirl-
ect conlllliltw: oi' the Sellule.
.l-lewnrll \\'. llok, who olzcrul the
8100,14”) award, and Miss listhl'l
l-Iw-r-lt Lulu». vollllllissloncr in:
Chung-- of ill“ 130k “all, will Ll- lhl‘i
lll'bl. \litlll :1.» :4. l
'l'lll u-lllmI'b L: to t‘illlllln‘t 1m» in
is rnlllpusL-rl of Hi'llflltflh‘ Ml
s-s, Now Jlnlnpslllre, and Urn-ll.
Vl-rlllonl. ill-lllllllivans; lit-ell, Ali's
Shill’l. ulnl Faraway. Arkansas, Dun
(mulls, llll'i Sllizlat-ml. ~3lill'.2snt.l.
l‘Jll‘ill‘ l'-L:'.l~el‘. :‘ltlSlS is l-lllllrnlnzl.
'l'lle llmlttwllp of this (‘ullllilllli‘l'
llllslll‘ifi an inquiry into the whol- ‘
qul‘sllon ul‘ .llllfiml ,l.l;lg-K'J of Na 3
lions propaganda. 'l‘llc l‘l‘SUAllliUll }
under “Men the collllnltlw; was:
llllmul giu’s It this author“);
Svnntl-r livid, :noul-d lot: of ti;-
lrngue, the \VUI'lti Court and melt. :
other form mi l’orrign vntlngzll'llll-ul
is the .‘lllili()l' 01‘ the. ruseluliuu.
(Your: Opponent.
Moses was one «)1 the. irrvl‘b'w'iliu
Dies in the liupublicnn ranks, llu:
brought about. (ictvut ot‘ the lea-gut
and the \‘l-rsullles 'l‘reuty. 11111 is on
record :ls_.'lll opponent of the \\ orlJ
Court pruposni. 7’ 3“
Senators Slii}l>t¢‘:l(l,
Green lune come into
since the league was before it.
Sllipsteml null l'ul‘uu'uy. however.
have mud-s their position in oppo-
sition to the league well-known.
The Senate in short order yesterday
afternoon passedtlle Reed resolu.
Caraway and
the. Senate
tion’ after Senator Reyes. for the
committee. on audit and control
reported favorably on it and au—g
thorizell the necessary expenditures}
for the im'estigation.
The only change made was an
amendment by Senator Hood to
strike out a clause llvsignatiug that
the committee be composed of two
Republicans, two Democrats illl‘.
one Farmer-Labor lllemlwr. llow-
cvcr, in naming the committee,
President l'rn-teln Cummins miller-I
ed to that distribution of reprtu
sentation.
The. remarkable slleml \litll “hit-l.
the Senate act-«l on lll“ resnlulilm
was regarded as reflecting the llT‘k
of support. the lick-plan has in that
body.
-ngram Mapped.
No sooner had the. Senate all-
journml than Senator Moses calle-‘l
the committee together to map a
programme. of action. The lend
resolution is directed not. only lll
Euronean propaganda. but also at
the organized drive of alleged var
profiters against the soldier bonus
and of propaganda in favor of tax
revision. which the Missouri Sen-f
ator claims is inspired by big husi- .
The cmnnllttec quickly determin-y
ed to take up the 130k plan as its
first lllle of inquiry and to begin its
work without delay.
Monday was set for the first sea-
ston, .with 1301:. and .Miss Lane, as .
the first witnesses.
Two Norwaik' Divorce
Cases in Court
Two local divorce eases Were
scheduled to come up for hearings in'
the Superior Court in Bridgeport.
today before Judge Isaac \Volfe.
Ella DeBella of this city is bring:-
ingls t against Michael DeBeila of
Bridg ort. In the writ it is al-
leged that DeBella is guilty, of mis-
conduct. Hc was sentenced to join
in Bridgeport recently on the charge
of adultery. They were n‘Irried on
February 19. 1917. .
'W’illiam H, Parslow of Not-walle-
asks for a separation from Lena, G.“
Parslow or Danbury on the groun is
on tdesertion. It is alleged that she
left him on May 18. 1914. They were
mart-lied on January 14. 1896f
U ‘ ' ‘ O i a
Toth Divorce Sult- -
. . m Supemor Court
BRIDGEPon‘s‘gsaans’. . (em:
to The Sentinel.‘)—'~Alimony pend’ente
lite will be asked in the superior
Coin-t; today by Margaret 'M. froth of
Nat-walk, who has brOught suit for
divorce on the ground of intolerable"
cruelty against Joseph. Toth of
“Bridgeport. They wé'i-e married”
Comfortable
‘ Rockers as Lox;
li‘eatill‘ing our shown”:
ot‘ reed and fibre tur—
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great col—
ill .u: "
l‘L)(‘l»sl‘l :.
niture is a
lectlon Ol’ nrw
and finishes in
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with comfortably 1-mi—
(lvd bucks and sprint:
cushion seals. There
is a large for 1
selection and some or
them are priced as low
as $13.95.
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Experts have said that whenever prices touched rock
bottom in any industry, that industry would have a re
turn Of prosperity ! Perhaps in no other industry have
prices dropped as suddenly or as far as in the furniture
industry. The result is that you canlbuy furniture of .
real quality at the old low prices.
Reed
as $13.95
on
85c
is the very special
price we have put
these
Boston Bags.
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The first tiling: to (lo .ill "rd-'1'
start for a better t'urnhlwd lii'lin‘ ¥
let your (’[\1. worn. or mutual-v} l~ .
a second llilllll ll!‘lll’l'.1l§lll: ll.» ll . ‘
‘in this way as part payment on ~» -:
{furniture that will be a stiilt‘v'v '
and bring comfort and lulu:
family.
- 59.95
is inc final
day
these
enamel
cribs,
with
price
w it i t 1:
‘drop Side
complete
springs.
01]
handy ,
Ours is .1 wonderful
showing of all the New
designs in library tnlxIx-s
' .neluding the most pt 1‘-
ular pr-rioris, such as
' Colonial, Queen Anne,
Italian Renaissance.
l to. 'lliaht new “a are
leaturing :1
group of beuulll'u!
brary tables in \\:l'n'lt
or mahogany finish :2!
the special price of
$13.95. C on \‘e n i ~- 11:
. credit terms vanilla ar-
rangedflf desired.
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Library Tables. .7
DONNEL; ..
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This is a most unusual oppor—
tunity for you to furnish that
spare room or I'l-furnish one of
your present rooms with :1 hell
that will be new and 1110 per
j_ Complete Bed, Spring and Mattress
Outfit $21.95
park "7 l ;
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This complete outfit consisting
or a real quality 40~pound cot-
ton felt mattress. a. resilient.
non—sagging spring and a. con-
tinuous post bed with
Cheéry Lamps
$12.95
. The artistic possibilities of
the right lamp shofild not
our wonderful showing of
. be overlooked. Select front
new designs and profit by
the splendid values we are
As you can easily prove by com- ‘i‘lm
parieon. this is a remarkable "U“ “1,,
bedroom suite. Handsomelv ””"W'
Complete 4-Piece Bedroom Suit
5125‘»
l 2.»
. lar c . - it " la'. l~ 11> ‘
.ecnt. comfortable. tillers ,all for but $21.95. ,— g .ol‘fering. \iallue in a complete four piece r0);- onlv :li 1'
. finished in American walnut. price ' i
'L {71.4% ’4'”,
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awery modest: cost. 'Irnagine
the luxury and comfort of u.
cornplete three v-pieee tapestry
suite like this.
‘ 3 Piece ‘Ifiying Room Suites,.$125.00'
Here isyour-p-pportunity to fur- ‘ -
nish your entire living room at
This _ suite, is unusually well .
made, has spring edge, spring-
arms spring backs "and Tspring
filled loose cushions, It 13‘s
suite in which you‘can take a.
great deal of personal pride .and
comfort. . - . .
J m ,'Ld at such an
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Baby Carriages
- $12.95 - . . ,,
. Imagine lacing able to get
,unusually large size baby
carriages of genuine reed, '
.ib'eautlfully- made and' fine
extrem" ”ch“ '1“
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"glow price. '_ .
~9t-Pieee Dining suites $159.00
. Think of being able to get a You
complete nine-piece dining suite
at a. price as low of: this. The
suite ,1 ncludes‘ extensibn table,
bullet. china cabinet and five
«side. chairs and one arm chair.
need
amount of
Int‘diule dvlih r)‘ .
suites: and you t--.
ually con\’enie:.t
{Drinking care of ' .
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