3.. .w n-.;-,... . Extra Specrals For SATURDAY ‘! lfilJLIIHJ 122:: lb 15cm 20c lb Pork Roast 3-333:-.Vii‘fii-f-‘Il-Ik'-;-T:I-2-i-Cvil‘uiu'n'Iivililinll'vi-IZI 169 lb ‘.8 Beef Heavy Prime Beef boulder Steak l6c Lilound 20c , Sirloin 18c ‘Porterhouse “ 18c Hamburg ‘l4c _ *‘Rib Roast 10c- 20c H .6 Lamb Leg Lamb 15c lb 7 Fore “ llc “ Rib “ Chop .15c Loin “ “ 20c Stew 8c 2‘. o Veal Veal Cutiet 20c lb “ Roast 14c-2oe“ Rib Veal Chops 18c 20c ,lec’ a . Loin "i t Veal Stew; 1 Pork . Pork Roast ....... 16¢ ii). ‘ Pork Chops .. . 18¢ ll). Smoked Shoulders 15¢ lb. .. . . . Poultry Milk Fed Roasting Chiek—' ens ....... . 21¢ lb. Native Fowl .. . Link Sausage 18¢ 1h, Bacon .. . 24¢ ll). Slowing Chickens 6¢ lb. Home-made Sausage Hams ......... .. 20¢ 1b Broilers 0¢ lb. W 20¢ 1b. « Ducks, Cnpons, lurkcyS. FRUIT. , VEGETABLES. Native Spinach ...... .. 30c pk. Fancy Lemons 8c doza Red Cabbage .......... . .70 head 4 California Oralwes ............. . sec (102. Green Cabbage """" so to 10"- head " , b 12c doz Vi lute Potatoes ................. 20c pk. , Bananas """""""""" I ' ' ' ' Fame} Sheet Potatoes ......... .3oc pk.‘ Fancy Table APP!“ """""" 25c doz. Cauliflower .................... Ioc head Grape Fruit ..... .. -------- 4 for 25c Lettuce ......................... 5c head lMaiaga Grapes .......... 4 lbs. for 25¢ Celery Hearts .................. 8c each E } Tokay Grapes ...... .. 2 lbs. for est: Stalk Ci’lcr)’ ------ -- ------- 5c . ‘ - . k' ‘\ 1 ‘ 180 pk . l‘omatoes .................. qc qt. i (“‘00 [mg ‘ p1) es """""" ' Green String Beans ....... '...... 5c qt. 3 Cooking Pears ' 4 qt} 25° \‘ihtc. Yellow and Red Onions‘. . 5c qt. i ...................... .xoc qt. Beets ' “bunch 60 qt. White and Yellow Turnips -. .. I i 4c qt. , F. s. LYON “TGO‘od Job Printing as NORTH MAIN' crass-r ”timer, Best Work, In! Prison THE ROYAL JAMES iNN The Place of Satisfaction. REBUiLT TYPEWRITERB—L. G. Underwood. , all other rented. to per month. Machines sold at $5 per month Smith. Remington. makes. sold, ’ repaired. Rentals. t1. JAS. DONNELLY. PHONE '07 1c South Main Street. South Norwallt. . % Deposit We recommend our in; .tcrest bearing (‘emiimlesl i oi".tDeposlts for ths'temp-l orary investment ct» idle tunds. Certificates are is- \sued in dmolmts of $100. and are payable on demand. - ' . ‘ and OVer; The‘l’et5913’s‘irustce Vsorirtr; NQRWALK. ,coNn. lfljlluIlfi ' ‘ ’ ‘V‘Men’s Englis Last Shoes In the new mahogany culor. . and In , black- One of the most popular shoes of the season ‘ for well duodenumr than. ' ........ - Several thousand girls in Connecticut are giving much time just at present "in making booklets describing their ‘ successes and fillures in gardening. and coming during the past sum- mer, These girls are members or the Lonerxan Calnnlng‘cldbs, named after ’Congress‘msn Lonergan of the First . District of Connecticut and directed by the experts of the Department of, ag- riculture by a correspondence Course. They have been asked by the office of farmers' cooperative demonstra- tion work to tell of ther experiences during the summer when they'work- 'Location, Kind of Soil. Why Certificate of i’ :to Grade. Pack and Market." “Description of Other Vegetables, , *g‘srden and such canning «uppers, Lilla display ~ bindings are suggested by illlsiliiill his: bake om seem“ wssmno‘rorv, n. 0., net. is..—.—— d, in accordascolwith directions sent ut by that office at the request of ‘: Congressman Lonergan, transforming - the products of vegetable gardens in- II ' to bank accounts or supplying the jj horns table with good things to eat. There is a Lonergnn dirls’, Canning - club in every one oilthe 29 towns in j: the First District of Conuefllcut and If the enrollment of members totals about 4.000. Several times during the ~ l summer they have received instruc» .itions as to planting, caring for and 3 ’raising vegetable plants and as to I gernering the products 1. l them to the best advantage. and using Now that the summer work is av: 1 er. they are outlining their methods . in detail ‘in attractive booklets, which ‘ will be sent to Washington as a mnt- ” er of record for the department. ~ . The club members have learned'to be . bookkeepers dosing, and have been . daily record book showing the pro- » gross or their crops and the business ‘ ' accounts These records are expected jj to be of great assistance to them in -iwritlng up a summary of their on I. l periences. The assistant in girl's dem- " i onslrntion work has sent out a letter j lto all the young women, giving them ' isuggestlans regarding the making’o! .gthese records, 'in simple language or .7 i their con choosing. the young women iii l are advised to write out all the in- nlonx with their gar" keeping a :tereniing things relating to their summers experiences. List of Subjects annealed. .The following subjects are sug- lgesied to direct the general line of thought: “Why l Joined the Cunning Club." . Size. Select- “l)escription of My Garden, e.d " "Preparation of Soil Besthay of Doing This and Reasons tor Some." ‘ “The Fertilizers Used. Kind, Quan- ' tlty and When Applied. " “How Tomato Plants Were Grow including Hotbod and Cold Frame Making. Transplanting. etc " “Cultivation. Pruning and Staking ' ' of Plants." "insects and Diseases Which At- itack My Garden. How I Fought Them." “The Harvesting of Tomatoes, How Grown ‘on Mv Tenth Acre" ‘How ‘I Did Mv Canning. Preserv- ing, Etc; the Girls’ Club Label and Meaning of the Emblem" “Some or the (mod Times‘Onr Club Has Had at Meetings. Etc " _ "What 1 havo liesrned About the Use of Vegetables. Cooking and Son'- ,._ . ing. Them; Some Recipes I > Have - Used." ' . ‘ “A Brief Account of F~.Yie!d‘ in Pounds 'How Many Vegetables ‘Used at Home, Sold F1esh.Cannnd Fruits , Canned. " I "Cost of Work Receipts and Profit: on Onetentb Acre " “The Ways in \V hich the Club Work = W Has Helped Me" ~ i ‘ < in making her booklet the vaults ' , club member, is expected > W i'“ such illustrative talent a have. Photographs of war serted in the books, will a usefulness and attractiven pencil or crayon drawings more vivid idea of the plan produced, it is pointed o parlrnsnt. and other dra as was necessary will add Attractive hips hunt Organization Named for Gun. “f prmmau Lonam-¥snslo ‘1 I am odor-lug in attractive line is . CHILDREN’S J'IATS At WHOLSALE PRICES Roedaers Block WMluGTQH 813$“ CO AL Purchased Herc Has Been Care- fully rScreened. Harris 81 Cans Co. WATER 811, 80. NORWALK.‘ Telmhono 721. JUST COMFORT—- that'snvhst most of us look tor in our , homes when the day's toil has ended. Let us ' help you to make your house comfortable and attractive. too. We can supply youwith , GOOD FURNITURE in many styles for every room. yd family to have a home that is invit- lns in its simplicity. comfort and beauty Ask to see our new designs in Furniture. The A. J. Angevine 8:30.11 Co. South Norwalk. Conn. You don‘t want t i, _ c A s ”a" nude thmuirii in. World’s ”In! Porn A . «they Thou ride of sales even wh re rl milder: enlivened foe rgouimve 17%“ It: paddy for fr; lislin 1 kn batik How To GILL Yognblgiimw ”“3 free LAW William ”firms nugiouufif .m'loru' ”iii. harm .m.‘l:..‘_""8. Distiict Manager 29 Haililand Street“ You owe it to yourself and to your " Arthur Waidron; Establfi'bd 18g “—110“. Flowered Taffetas Printed Warps of soft and pliable texture for dancing frocks, www.md afternoon, gowns I ‘ Or, in fact, for any dressnp occasion for they are so pretty. The ground work iis white, and sometimes changeable. a white warp with a colored filling which “gives a frosted appearance. This is flowered with blos- some and bouquets of different shades. These silksilend themselves readily to any of the quaint French modes, and the result is especially heippy when they are used in combination with Crepe de Cherie, Crepe Meteor or plain Chiffon Satin. The dark shades are suitable for Coat and mantle. linings. ‘ One yard wide, $2.00, At the Silk Section. Art Needlework Various pieces of Stamped Linens and Nanisooks are ready for the woman who wishes to commence her Holi— day work. i Huck Towels in all required sizes. from Guest Room to regular Hand Towels, 25c to 79c. ”A Special LunchCOn Set on good linen. consisting of nineteen pieces, Center. 6 Plate Doyleys, 6 Breath- and intter, and 6 Tumbler Doyleys. $2.50. Luncheon (3.101118, 54~inch sizes, several design“, ' . $12.25. Linen Pillow C3865, h‘emstitched or scalloped. stamped with designs or wreaths for initials. $1.50 pair. Cotton Pillow Cases, stamped, 50c. ’ “ Pattern Books. -\ very good collection of filet crochet cross—stitch, and tatting books, full of very enticingr designe‘. 25C Iliird Floor Children s Underwear Clearance of two Odd. Lots. Not all sizes. White FleCced Suits, all cotton which “ere 50c, 3.56: Gray Merino Suits. one-half l wool. regular prices $1.00 and $1.13, - ” 69¢. Pajamas i -31. ”for Mon and Boys. .Merl’s Billing Flannel Pajamas, very good duality, in such Color combinations as suit masculine tastes, *1 Since and $1.50. , Boys’ Outing Flannel Prisms, 75 cts. ', Mon 5 Shirts. Novelties in “mushroom” pialting‘s, $2. 00. Late models in fine material, . $2.00. cction main floor. a $1.00, $1. 50 Men s W i or REAL CAR HERE "1915 MODEL " 1915 Gallon us or Telephone Ajax Tires East Norwak Cash Grace x _ Theme 743-3 Free Delivery ‘ ' us Creamery Bhtter,alb. .334} i . santter :11 prints ......... “2. 29¢ . mutilated Sugar.16 lbs. .. 1..“151.00 , il’ure Leaf Lord, :1 lb. .._..;_. ........ is 12¢” . ‘ ‘Uneeda Biscuits 2pkgs ........ a... .3...-7¢’~ Magnolia or Clover Milk 3 can. . .. .ig 10¢ ;_ lancy halve Potatoes 14 lbs. ...... 7 ’< .19¢, .1 Large Pkg. Oatincdal cut to ...... ......... .. 18¢“ lCrisco. a can . ......... ...... é 21¢ " uckwheatvz pkgs“ 25¢ " 3 pkgsn . .‘. .bo‘u 9:} 37.951 . 25¢ i' neaev..“-e,..:u-.1'.‘ fro"l7¢‘ ”31.3..“ p.34 -. '3'" . g5¢ . 5e Selected g _.f....’.»,34¢ iGDod; Eggs, 2 dozen . ........ . 30¢ ' Oat 3pks.. " in... 25¢ fist-r '
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