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Evening sentinel, Friday, July 9, 1926 · page 11

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“RE 2:31.21: «room to quenching the wahr]. so“. Boat _ BELL ISLAND ' Wllltem Walker of the Cedar cot
' ’ To Lake Zoar People '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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A slum trons Do: Is at shout - o o

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‘ 7: 30 o'clock lest ntyht coll out all “in Alice liens 0! Greenwood
, the first dtstrlct onllneo but III of Henry ‘VGlll'lO. W"! "cm" “W lake in writing 311.1111! Mrs. Joseph
llttlo consequence. A [rounded olee- "Nb“. dul": has sold hls boat to \Vhltcal 1:2 or it ocky lolnt road.

trio light wlro It the home or George the owners or the Lake Zour real _ . _

Moher of 84 Harbor avenue had 0'1th development. Thelhunch wlll Mls. Arch Srluyn has ret rued to
'C started I are In tho cellln; that wee '5' run on Lake z0" 10" ”10 “50‘" i L all lslaml 1.111” s trip to Neuw \‘ork.
quickly put out. Dsnlsgo amounted 0‘ the people Who are evendlns the

 

to about I25“ summer then. Mr. Wehrle will pur- and Mn. Albert Ersklno.
I". fin. l—fil a *— Ch." .1 '1‘" bou' .l inc and “but, Jr., “era the
6| 0 out the apparatus “am My m-‘T— lKUNllB of James Lee of Yonkers, to-
tho first dlstrlet yeet'l‘dw- The Mrs. Donald Tod and Mlss Tod or 5”“ Brlcklsyer
ll. lltlllelerm. was runny: short New Cannon are small: those sall- LONDON.-—Joblo Dean ls the ..__.....- I o .

boron noon go, ., bluo at the in; on the White star llner "Arable" uhomplon brlokls or. Ho erected u 180 Mrs. l. Schwsrtx of Brooklyn to
tholto clubhouse on West ovonuo. (or Plymouth. Chorbourz end Hem- the skeleton or I etsclled house in E nor llll'd Entertains

. lien mg a tow duo with Mr. and . ‘
ere someone burnlu mes had but". this noon. elgllt dsys. Deon declares thst tn EMlll Fafiatl.% Visits .\lls. Herbert schwsrts. ‘ " ,
owed the tlolnos to I out until .______..._.,.__. one day he laid 1.500 hflel- ”1“" S— : ° ' ' 15 Lb G an I d S 87
or threatened the tenders“ born. Two can live much lesser than tn! the elsht dm been laid about Olden I a m p s. r u ate “gar ' ' ° ' ' ' ‘ ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' C

. Mrs. A Klel or New York to vlslt-
. am“. u. um" um firemen one. 9. 000 bricks. unaldod. Improved. lug Mr and rm. Harry Blswlrth or
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s . "*""'U”""""'“"""" The wster sports which were to the Em A w? .w'." evonuo 15 C k K. km ’ Bo S
I h, held on the Fourth 0! July. but Miss Ollvls. White. who hu ro- a es u an s rax oap ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ’ ' 87c

which were postponed because of "1m“ ll" lurmnet' Itudles ln Pes-

tllo use. will be held Sunday utv- ulc “ll! ’\lslt her parents. Mr- end . ,
noon on the out beech. Numerous M” J' “hm- 0‘" 3‘1“”. Shredded Wheat 10c
1‘00. Ind .VOBl-O. both llnd Ind w” - 0 I I I O I e o e I l e o o I o I o o o I o o I e o ‘ o

tor win he held tor scum Ind ohll M" “’ 0- ”ml“ h" mum“

dron. 'rho rues lnclud :thmlnlnt. to Br°°khn “i" '{'§“¥:‘ 13:23:

32:33:32.? .332: Jlét”::...'i‘:.'.¥ 331.33“ “2‘ 2". Parson’s Household Ammonia... large bottle 25c

outboard motor boot. orullor reco Sherwood lmlth Sonny lelwyn

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

““1 "I“ ‘1‘“; . .- Herbert Schwartz, John Glootsnor R0 I P k
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Mill Elinor Loonud of Tumble :;:.'poiityyea::;$yyh,.d 1011!!“ 1“ so ge ac o o o I I o o o e I e o o e o s e o s s o o s I s s o s 23c
‘In, entertained e. crowd of the . . .
younger est lIIt svenlng It In lm

 

Mlss I: lesnor Cllootsner of Bridge
promptu 9"” u h" home. “71°“ port, who has been vlsltlng Mr. and F b 3 P k
[hole pl‘OIfllt WEPO: J91“ HITPGT “M. John Gloetznor. hi. I“! ”I. a 8 ac s DOOOOOODOIOOOCCIOOOIOIIIoouoolso ‘ c
Joserhlne N. Keenn. Dorle Turner Island to resume her summer Itudleo
Murlel lchwertz. Andrew J- Mul at. Cornell Lnlvonlly. Ithecs. N. Y.
care. Jr.. John Glostsner. Brooke
.l'eters. A'rrscey Beers. Herbert A.
f Schwartz. Jr.. Edward Belts.
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timber] B. Peters. Mrs. algmund
ltwenson and Mrs. Wllllsm W.
. Wright were guests In New York
. jfflkfd‘ye
' o o e
1' Mrs. Joseph Jmtrohmeur enter-
I talned I tow tiletlds at hrldge It hel
’ home on Summlt avenue yesterday
‘ Those present welc: Mrs William
1 t llll‘l\e, Mrs. Nevllle Bayley. and

 

 

 

Franco American Spaghetti a Can 10c
Fresh Roasted Coffee "1.391

Evap. Milk (Forget Me Not Brand Dairy Lea)
_Hs.Edwmc.Br°wn ' “.3Ta" cans 29C

.0ffi1;g;f;';gffm,§f“W“”m Nevermind Campbell’s Beans 3 for 25c

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The Rev. F. Brezlnskl of New What the

urk was the guest or Mr. and Mrs

llln D. Schlnocsor of North 3‘2; “’eathermm Rupert’s Beverages . e o o o . . o . o o e e e o 4 BOttleS 250

ue yesterdam. . . says—make

 

 

 

 

 

tool-(ls $1
Starting Saturday,
July l0, at 9 am.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

llenry Gloetzner, son of Mr. and your own
.rs. John Gloetzner or the "Daisy." . .
1 l'lsltln ln Strattord. ...~ m...
= _ , , breeze With a . ~

 

hllss Marlo lncntlley of Filly-r-

l‘ llne nus the guest of \h. and llls. Ms \
‘ lthard Golden or Rocky Point! l
, lad yesteldsy ..

Mr. end Mrs. John Gallagher. 1

llrs. John Buckley and Josephlne ‘
. and Frances Gallagher motored to ,

Waterbury yesterday. DONNELLY S

e I e ‘ 3.50. ,‘mrltlllk - “'estport. ,
, Miss Arleene‘Camp of the Shep- M I
,, ‘llrd cottage ls now fully recovered
" from her illness.
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Andrew J. llllilcase of Brooklyn
arrived at the Island today to spend
Sunday with hls tumlly.

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

Schultze’s Markets

HEADQUARTERS "if
39' 69° 41 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.

 

 
 
 
 
 

Mrs. Edward Seltz and Edward
Seltz, Jr.. of Greennlch. formal-f
residents of Bell Island were \isltors‘
here yesterday.

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The Walk-Over Boot Shag

' 37 WALL STREET TEL. 3960 ‘4 N ORWALK, CONN. '

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wllllams 0!
New York are \‘lsltlng Mr. and Mrs.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Saturdaiy Specials,
BEEF ‘suox. LAMB

 

A Grand and Glorious Feeling

When vacation days arrilc, and you go way for
two weeks with the family aftel putting in the \linter’ s

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

l, d l l f l o 11 th t l - . . . - ~ ~
‘ , , Slicés‘lo.i'2’3$é“3$ fif'iufifllés’fiieyfilmfii‘y 1.51.332. Rlb Roast (boned s. Puritan Skinned Legs (small), ....._.......38c
. . ' ‘ ~ ., lnyed, and 3ou think of the full M11111 3our oun cellar. , rolled) ,... ........ 34c Back H8111! . ...... ...40c Fore Quarters -. . . .28c
‘ 0 c . e “c '0“ at e “ain t it a grand and glorious feclin. Bread & Butter Pot Shoulders _ . U. ..._. .250 Lamb Roast (boned
‘ Masongofihild‘i‘itgcllllhierials Roast .. """"" 28c Box Bacon ' .. 52¢ &roHed) t...l_u:.:...:.;.;.38c
Shoulder Pot Roast .18c

; FOLKS: Have you visited this Store since this Sale started?
a If not it would pay you to do so at once. We are re-
ducing a heavy stock of high grade f o o t w e a r, Walk- Over,
Packard and Educator Shoes are being sold below cost, do not

miss this opportunity to secure a real bargain.
*1 GEORGE M. CALEY, Sales Promoter.

330°“ (in strips) ”44° Rih Chops g-.,-...;.;-.;.:. .38c

 
 
 
 

The Norwalk COal 81
Supply Co.

Phone ‘ 113

Rump Pot Roast . . .24c
A Fresh Plate -,. . . . .:.:. .8C L01“ CHOP! :or-‘-‘--:~:-55¢
Shoulder Steak .1....20c P 0 U L T R Y Stewing Lsmli 1;.7...:.15c
Round Steak ....:.,..36c Fancy Fowl: :... -...38c

Sirloin Steak .. . ......38¢ Young Roasting VEAL

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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I l 200 Pair Hamburg Steak .18c Chickens 1...".-. 48¢
a Q Women's Pumps, Shoes Porter House Steekl'40c Hen Turkeys 1,,m,,_,52¢ Cutlets tom-:orqmt-MC
and Oxfords PORK . Loin Chops ..;.40c
dedlt. 31 - C0 . -
‘Price,oPsir I: . . . . 19c. ' RNED RumPs :I;eL—:£e:etei-:o1-n 28C

 
 
 
 
 

To mast )‘e'e-e'oro s'e‘e .300 He 18c
Fresh Shoulders .25c Plate « ~86 " ”Wm-W:-

Fresli Hams ........36c Rumps :.-.:.r-.:u:.;..:..r.24c Stewing Veal _...;.;.....18c

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SN EAKS

Thi 1t 't I '
s o cows :0 inch "Id my: WALL OVER

* “”3533.“ “‘d ZZfiEWI-OO m "m”

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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P R 0 D U C E ‘ KITCHEN SPECIALS

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

fro. wenknown Walk 0?» -—-—-—- s'” E' ”d 0'1"“ ' Roasted 11 Stores Ch k ”$175
_ v.1 — - _- 1c ens,

1‘9 m, ’13 Rsfil‘zerv‘luior “8-210; 200 Pair saloues $8- 50, $$6fzoo. sunli‘ht Butt” ,0 o oie,o_o 3 o "03.0 I 0 44c Pouto sum (per pound) “I. . . 20c

1 cs For $5 45 Women’s Felt Slippers pm. ,,,,,,,, 5 Strictly Fresh Eggs .....,....... .42c Baked Beans (per pound) ~.15c

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

first???“ 59¢

BRANCHES OUR norm:

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

, so um 41 aunt or. are num‘ COURTESY
Converse Sneaks we con. wetlantoroll er. a a. a. In. and District AND
in _ ass our emu: rim District SATISFACTION
‘1‘" muss um ThirthItrlot MONEY BACK
$195 OAKLAND SIX an”... .1.”. .s1°tt::trrtu'.m....r . m
Sale Price .. -- 0 v n". . ‘1“ m .319 “mm o SATISFIED
. 187 Pall-e ‘ Shoes and Oxfords No increase in Prices
* wmo'." ‘ Sneaks ‘ m. group com“ ot 3‘6 ‘ - ‘ we Ar .. e Largest Distributor vaMests end Elsi: in Connecticut
Novelty Pillfl . ' pairs of high- grade shoes.

 
 
 
 

colors Illd sires. Yetta All “71" ““1 'im $500 and $6.00 values. Sole

M... $2.95 $1.15 53:7: ..... $3 15

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