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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 13, 1925 · page 11

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ALMARCH 1a 1925. THE SEFTINEB , _, PAGE ELEVEN
Mary McGee Dies at. the‘nfiaoet it; A soelentn hits! to): up her residence with her bro— !E::u Ingres :1: flight; '1'. Sloan. or -.: v;
HOUSBhOld Hints BROAD RIVER At Brother’s Home $7: ChuI’olthn ifin‘iumimu‘ "‘ tom“; :3. upon. 3.5.2.253. BUY 9‘

was at the Hedonna
Fort Lee. N. J.

Mrs. McGee was very well known

“mm" “ Realtors to Hear
New Haven Speaker
to many Nor-walkers who endow“l

her culinary eccempuahmenu It The Norwalk Real Estate Board
dinner: served at Ledtewood Farm. will hold its regular monthly meet-
She left Norwallt last October to'ins next Wednesday noon at the

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National Anocistion. will make ani
address. Mr. Sloan is chairman or
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in” McGee. the excellent cook.
who for several years was employed
by Charles 11. Harris. at Ledaewood
Farm, died at the home of her bro—
ther. J. KcGee. at Palisades Park.
N. 1.. at 6 o‘clock Monday evening.

PLANS A BIG
DEDICATION

. .Formal Ceremony for
t r1 .. iReportAttempt to ' School Opening to
‘ -: ~ Rob Grocery Store Have Fine Program
—Local Speakers

no annual assistance of an cxpertl
,floor w-axu is required.

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Real Estate License Bin. Re to a
fluent speaker, and has had a wide
real estate experience in New Ha-
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Smith at 4: 25 o'clock this mornin En ance M o s ‘ E F .lf ann ‘ I
’ ._ . Cram: ‘ir 8 Residents of the Broad River 81d C S
f - . = formed tho “D 0“n police that an community have set Friday. March tr on 31? t.’ a1 1 ~ Ave.’ on t. " ’
‘ .J'y utment was being made to enter 27‘ as the date {or "‘9 formal dedl~ “e op I ,dmk ‘3, i I
f, . . mi rob the Modern Grocery store in cation of the new Broad River _, s en #1 6 o D .
. .._. Tim: 3:4- :‘lcn axe-nu c. I atrolmon Thorpt- school. A splendid program is be- - L I

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'I‘l‘l HERE if 11"! HOUSEWQRE‘
manager
Ii“ 30:: "mo \\' :tltul lnr lyirnordinary \‘nlucs For Your Money. ' 0
H ‘l(‘ lln-v \r‘o For ‘Clll :rtla} Univ : surprised ‘
‘12:":1 llyc-rfs“ rfdn ‘ir‘i 's;~ "23' t‘ l l It happened to one Of
5 :0; 1mm. 3 ._ t.‘..'.~. o: __ our own department man-
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1' ._ -__.. _ agers. Just about twenty-
ZI‘H‘ I" ‘7‘ ll?” I‘iflfrs mfl‘lc of. : five years 880. Riding on
“\\4’-,11T::\-_-l" :‘zlniin'im, thPIl a Fourth Ave' surface car
mm :‘11', . o: . 10.: i the conductor said "How
\ . $1“ l \ n" Ind lf'l ironingi are thlngs In Budge.

port?” Mr. Manager
, was surprised and curi-
ous to know how in the

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iSZ. 50 \V‘car- Exer double boilers {xi
m. s..(‘. at ............. 31.93 , world he knew that he
5 , came from Bridgeport. - .
x- , féaz‘gro:.wl;1ine thin blown table ‘ Curiosity finally got the .
if?“ ‘3, 6‘30, 1 X “mum c‘“ “3:: better of him and in an. 1‘
“in: ' .............. t . SW8? t0 the question .‘,._. :1
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3 . Inc “'elslmch upright or invert- - “HOW? 381d aaw the 115‘“.
up- l:d gas m;xntfps_ at 2 for . _. 240 . label in your hat. :1
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" " With some pride Mr ,
an! lzsc Fine thin import ed china tea I
the i on, and sauce" “m, com bud . Manager showed the con-
nczz’. i It 6 cups and saucers for .. 98c ,“ doctor that he had I. sim- _ ,
"C .-l\ll mi l. um I re .l‘tOI< Sr :zooth I g “at bbET "1 h‘s coat. .-.
in. linl. h ti culls s .,7.e nt ..... (Ht T.” h FOO“ Nmpper" l'nlverml Wonder how many 5

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folks are proud to show
' the label of a Bridgeport

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rs ’5 r X e M \ . l f :3'1'» 3 burner Ens plates with Store When away from ”w“ "‘
r “7‘: or 82.75 “'hlie steel enamel hath 'iirxlied burners. neatly nickel home. _.__!_
“I a stools, 16 inchr‘s high. :it . $1.99 1 p‘ntr‘ l. at ............... 84.98 Some are—and they
:13 33 Washington Street South Norwalk, Conn. ”6 the mu“ that make
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livehin. i An easier place .
to s op n. - .
Think it Kuppenhetmer she was talking about the
o. _. g .. e. . . Suits new Margaret Marie styles.
AN D R E‘ L I Not every man walks into our store and says, “I , ,
want a suit with the new style pointsa—thc broad should- And we heard many comments of this sort. Best of ..
‘ crs, low pockets, wide secves and room trousers." a we so some 0 less c armmg roses 0 women
, .. _ l y 11 ld_ f tl . h d t
.1 NL‘ . But when we bring out one of the new Kuppcn- who apprccrate real fashion.
CHAIN STORE G ROCERS "‘ 1‘ ~ ' hcimer models, with these style features skillfully tailor- Can’t begin to tell the sic of the various l ,3
‘ . cd in, most every man quickly says-— nor the odd beauty of fabrich dcsngln or combination. 'htE
~.. “That’s just what 1 want.” colors are a spring song in t cmsc vcs inspiring one wt
\t o tore Now Open at 23 First Street, East Norwalk f '5” us sh? yo“ how “5%; you can be fitted. Beau- than??? of gas: afid charlmted th f m bat in . ,
ti ul anels an cassimcres. _ s new li ht s ' c l y C CXPCTS 3V6 scec cm rom e pro- .
CAMP? ELL’S PORK AND BEANS 3 CANS 256 and patterns. g pnng oors ductions of many fine makes. The bu ing power of a"
$40, $50, 350 strong organization of big stores play: an im ant
With Tomato Sauce “an “00,. w. pat in the value of the dresses. They are ind unus-
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‘ ” ' _ ' The 0 inion of those who love stylish dresses in
SEEDED AND SEEDLESS RATSTNS, 2 PKGS. 258 ‘Yorke shuts Men‘ lBridgcpckrtphalts1 sitagpid 1h; neg arrivals with their ap-
, . roval ’Vcs al 5 pcasc to now your opinion. We
Del Monte Brand _ of Whlte broadcloth $2.15 ,Eclicvc you will enjoy seeing them. The price $9.530 ' _
, nun-u...- Second floor center. ’4 ‘
{V33 “1?“ Kuppenheimer thfm often men
: t you are able
109....F.RRIESMY--,TFI.-E No.2 CAN 20c TOP cons :°
ull cut splendidly
- , ~made brand of
SOAP. FELS NAPTHA - - 5 CAKES 29c m3; {$51.2 5:22:58. 30,2; shirt? at less A...
' usua price.
:Thc fabrics have character
and body—the tailoring has But . here they
FRESH BROWN EGGS _ _ D02 350 more. T hey carry style 37°, 1" PUTCSt
" ' which is c x c c e d' l n g l y White. 50“» glossy
Guaranteed Strictly Fresh dressy. For dress, for broadcloth of fine
— , street wear, business, travel texture} l b l
and the hundred and one “ or c” a e.
occasions for a to coat — “Yorke" cut, full
White, Mealy Cookers better. shirts In every way except the price. .
w :35 to $60. Both negligce and collar attached styles that are
0R . ,_ . 30c Mu; m, m‘, usually :2. 50 and $3. for $2.15 ,
AM. Es, FLORIDA, LARGE AND JUICY, 6 for ...... . . m m m,
DRAM ES, FLORIDA MEDIUM SIZE, 8 for .......... 25c , .
’ Men 3 fancy pajamas
‘ O f I
CRAPEFRUIT (SlZE 64) - ' 4 FOR 250 at speaal price $1.65
¥ 7 'A well known make of men’ s pajamas—all perfect . .2
Sardines, large cans, 2 for 25¢ Chivers Imported Marmalade, —all nicely made—not many of a kind—for there are Chmng new hats ..
\ n Tomato Sauce 31c jar woven madéas, fagcy 1weavcsE and finctbrofadcloth' ll'l tan,
- """""""""""" blue, laven or an w it: very sui o pajamas was -
Imported S‘ardnigos - - - '10c can » made to sell for rrbtgreimoncy but blc‘cguse megassortmcnt for sprmg $6.50 -
‘ 0T0 1n . ° iso odd lots we u tthcm to sc or on 1.65 ’
(In I urc onwegon) Pancake Flour! Atlas 10¢ pkg Madame Lowe . 7 gm no”. mg y ' d gel-’20“? mfl atht of Spfiécngg‘ Of mgd $13.3: trends
er... an e auyotescncw orsa orcom-
EA TSUP, ATLAS BRAND LGE. BOT. 256 SML. 156 tells Hfmsh b' ed on our raCk bingilgnsFthat arzctiiniquc might“ be extollgd “Eh age;
you 0‘" c com 1“ len or we eve you w: agree wt us a -
her professwnal and her special showing of hats are as fine as any you ever saw.
C R A C K E R 3 home life, in an article in Of magazines for $10. :3?!
A millincr of re utc wanted to do business wi ‘ 3;
JEELY T A’RTS COCOA DELIG GTH """ R E AD """ 21%: {k The Delineator “Red 3001:” out 106:! 25¢ our organization and go ordered these hats in limited
0A SN APS, ARROWROOT, SHORTB ..... for April "Hearst's international” combined with “Cosmopol quantity at this price—true to our policy to always 1;;
\ N l t ' B t lug” t13‘5<= t this it. On 5:11 i book ti you the full advantage of every such transaction we p are u...
—. . ow on sa e :1 our u - 0 on wee e n sec on. lhemon sale at up;
(Oi i ‘ :FRESH ROASTED - - TB. 456 mic—k Eastern Department- ... ... ... "'Enma um. ...-. :5
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