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week-End Tsprcmts ,
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
t
Muslin GOWns
mintzs
/ r V a w w ‘7'. ’wfionfi‘h'éricn Finger-and Hon. Charlest
I). Lockwood. Hon. F. l Burncll and:
Judge J. J. Walsh.
Table l’—rr\\'illiam Howard, \Villia i.
l“. Tammany. licnry Kelley, James J.
Kelley, (‘ hi ltorgan, A l. Beanies.
U R Page John T. Sllk ehun. William
“ $100 Odd GIOVES '7 """ 49c 25¢. lt_ (‘aliill John .\, l‘uhtlL Funk (ii‘vg :
y ‘ $190 Fownes' Glo\'es . 79¢ 30 doz. Ladies' Muslin Gowns or)", A Sandii'ord. Judge Henry W.‘
$x.5o Fownes' Gloves _. $1.15 to go at ................ 25¢ (iregdry. or. 'r_ F t‘ltme. .l 'i‘_ llun- Home made sausage 15C
bar_ E, J Quinlan, l)r. It. i'l. Sullivan.
Ilfldwarri Kelley, Slt—pllk‘ll lloit, I), F
Tourney. Thomas 1 Raymond, E, J.
Thomas, George A Slicrron. Edward
13c
13c
Roast Pork
Fresh Shoulders
.-
‘ Great SATURDAY Bargains!
Duffy. Danicl Farrell. (T E. Slauson. 5‘ ‘
‘ (i. R. Hastings H. M. Kent, (‘harlcs SmOked 16C
Betts, Frederick Lockwood. George LEGS OF LAMB _ .. . .. ~ _____ 16¢
Lockwood. John Manning.
3r, inch lilt-nt'ht-«l I\lll\llll 5C Yd. $18 ‘0 $30 Sm‘s $4 95 Extra Special. t ”it“: 2~N.J hilwo‘tidl, J. A: iiilfiiéfl: Sirloin Sit-alt ........ 20“, Pork ( hops ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 16¢
> g ‘ . rarner, OII.lIlP. .- ‘ . . _. ,
25,. (“Thu ktflt‘l's ........ 19c . Ihl’::::g,,;m1::i;.g~'fro,,;,.'|',,,3?: .r-‘3 J. p. KirWln, Dr R, E Perdue, Slinllltlt'kstt'ab .. , . . . . 14¢ :Ett i‘l.ll\tf .......... 12¢
hpcr'inl t orwt t‘mr-ix 25C t'lioit‘c of tho housc of it” Suits that \(tl(l till l“ on ~\alc tomorrow Unc to a cu,» 1:;tistit;ztstlei'F .twn'lije; “ill”. JP, 2' Suumlimcukg I '1‘ l M 20: Pig“: Ki?“ , ''''''''' 1(8):.
5‘” l “Y‘t‘l ('UH‘H ---------- 396 S o for tomorrow .................... . .. . . .. . - —. . . r all!" -- . ~ “- 3 0". 011. 01" ~~ orlcr tousc . tca 22 lib It my .......
‘ . 3 . $4 95 It)llltl. 3th. \.llllt :4)“ to /()t. :Seymouc (, (. llubbcll. W. J. K. llubr ‘ ‘
.\ll 3iluslm l ll‘lt'lWH‘lll'. I 3 to I»: . ' Sale of Hose. Limit .l, ’1‘ Huhbell, T. F. Flahertv, 141mb Stew 10¢ Hamburg Slt'itli 15¢
tilt $10 l0 $12 (03‘s $3 7" 15,- swnml, ................ 9c Frederick l’cnnell. James (‘assidy' F. Rib Luml) (‘hops 14¢ liotncuuntic Snusagc 15¢
tlur cutirc stock of llath . 35“ {illUM‘ ------------------ 19c : 5:370:33 $221.53.:rzfmltnllazggjls Shoultlcr Lamb ...... 10¢ Stew \ cnl .......... 16¢
, .. . .. ., . ”tic - ................. c .. .. l ‘ . , ~ ._ . -. w
INN" and l\””'““\ 1 .i on. l‘lllt‘ Coats that sold up to $12. on kalt‘ at $375 5;le) [SW ............... 33c .J- ”(Nam (,‘ ll. Dilwnrth, William Loin Landrt litips 2¢¢ Roast \cul 16¢ 22¢
S130 llosc ......... $1.15 . “(Mallow Judge 101'" K80311- Dt‘. w- thickens .......... 25
Leather Bags. .- ‘ ‘P llrown ll 0 Pollard Leon Fish. . \. ' . .‘ 'l I) « _ . . . ~ ¢
’ ' l ' l - l' ' . a e 0 rt Sale of Waists if. ’ N'l ' _ ‘ . t‘ l "11“) . ”‘1“ l0“ -- u4¢ l‘Zint‘) :\t-u-}crsc_\ Roastingr
~‘lt M” it" "its“ ---------- 19L 5 C,» M“ “1-H“, ’ 99c : lctchcr ”' ‘ Outgotnel), “3 1" hap- lltilllt‘-flrt'.\k‘(‘(l liroilcrs 28¢ l‘nncy Nativt- Roasting
‘ ., . t . . ............ man. . ,
5 . ~ - ,. r. ,, . ~ ‘ . , t. r thickcns 22
“M ‘md NJ? ““1!” 1““ 75C $5 and So Hurts ....................... , .75 >‘73 N'l‘, “9"“ """"""" $149 : Tale 3-«John Smith. (‘harles Hail“ g . é
On the 50c Tables. $4 Sikrts ............................. 1_99 M‘“ Sim“: ““512 """ $1'99 :tzcrti', .l, 1‘ Powers. H. W. llarford.} l'rituc Roast licct , Rump (‘orncrl “CH- 16¢
\ Illllt‘\ to St on S.) Skirts ..... . .................. . $1 39 r'l‘homns .\lc\itthon. Anthony t‘arbonc.E .......... l4¢~~22¢ . _ ) '
~ ' Sale of Corsets. . .. . : I . _ l-rcxh llutc ......... 10¢
till i .. . “W , . \l l‘ l" ,5 \. _ (f . -t' :lu. J Finnegan. Senator llubert E: l Ht Udsl. no bone .... 140
1 ' “I” ‘ INT“). - m m ‘ I] . q: V'fl‘sihl 3”“ K """" $193 Bishop. Samuel Lynus, Hugh (‘arnp‘r
tlcrucnr, l\lllllt'll ‘lnrtt’t-ts. A“ Dresses 1-3 Off the :l 7' (”1“? """"""" 99c ,hell. I" l. Chandler. ’l‘hcmas Leather: small smOked Hams 150
- - . I» 's- \ ' t
Skirts . \l Hi d (L1. ( " ' ‘ ‘ 79L ‘lan'l, Thomas (‘nvanagln Jiilllt'fl Wood t 81' d H 22
' ‘ “T i, “I'M. \ """""" 5°C 0. ll. liunks l’rot'. (‘url A. llurstrovn,I '68 am c
.\Ii MM“... ,3 ,,,~,_ RegUldl‘ PFICC. :fcgfi‘bgflls ~~~~~~~~~~ x9c Xd- wurram Word. Edward J. Haves ' ,_
”‘ "“ " ‘ - "‘1‘ ---------- $149 Frederick McMahon. .1 Emory SUM ~ 1. . . .
. _ , totnpountl .rlltl ...... tic ltggs ............ 30C doz.
. itens, (linrlcs It Rogers. John ll.‘ , ‘ lb
' . . Fl‘lllt’lL JOhll SlIFGllilll, “Illll‘llli I‘riz‘ (‘l'll'ly llt‘illl\ ........ 12C Klllbllroolll‘ ........ 35C .
{ a In a s 8 ilt’ll- V8111 (l'liricn. J. I. t‘)‘liriml,l .‘pmnch .......... 35c pk. I.cttucc .......... we head
. O a In a S Thcmns Riordan, J Kearnm'. .\l. .I.‘ thong“ ......... 20c doz. lirapt' l'ittit ...... SC each
. Riordan, C. ’1‘. Diamond, Edward.
' ‘ ALL COLORS ON SALE AT 89c.
lienrd. Ebcn llill, .lr. i
. Table 4 John Land John .1. Farrell,
James (‘nhlll, James Tierney. II M.‘
\I’nrm. James l“. Cooney, P. ll. KnvaC
25c
10-l2c
Green Beans 2 qis.
Egg Plan!
.s u).
4
and publisher of "The Phoenix," and n
resident of East Norwalk, made his in-
itiul appearance as a speaker before at
local gathering. He had the delicate
topic: “The Ladies." unsigned to him.
Opinion among tltosc present. lust
night. differs us to whether he treatcd
the subject diplomatically. but the fact
was estubli‘éhed that he is opposcd to
tirapc Fruit a in Manhattan
(‘reum of Celery
Bread Sticks
Sweet Pickles Queen Olives
Romnn I’unch
Roust Vermont Turkey
Cranberry Sauce
Mashed Potatoes Green Potts
Fancy lce (freum a la l£u0109
' r ‘ ,
:llle 'Blbk", Shakeslleare'b' works. Michael Monohan, celebrated writer! Tllfi menu for the) banquet follows; ’nngh, I‘eGrnnd “6‘15. 1 J' .HI'UIIOII, P" -—---—-—— -. M'”
NORWAI.“ CMllmlc ClllB 1230,”, H [‘“I’lt’t‘. l’llgl‘lms' Progress, ‘F‘. Burns, P. Siwrron. Floyd Coffin. Aw ‘ “
il". Gehebe. C. l. ltylnxton, William F.
.DeKlyn. ll, '1‘. Natteford. l“. A. Volk.‘
L. A. (‘onneallyg l~‘, (‘ifuttn, John nor-i
scy. P. Stanchl. ohn ()‘nicl. M. .l. (221-,
‘rcw. J. A (‘arrien l. J. Paulinnc. l.. I-‘J
.Vi'illlnms. V. A. Willinms, Robert,
.Kilduff. II. Mt‘lfitllflnd. Edward Spinn.
WV. Roman. l’. I". Darrugh' W_ .l. Mn
history of the United States and the
revised statutes of Indiunn were two
oBSERVES ”NCOLN DAY,[)0\\'crt‘til inllucnces bearing on his
grout life. Just proir to clasing. .\lr.
‘Norton road It tribute which Lincoln's
‘ ‘ lstepmother paid to his memory fol-
H” ,0“ d tl' 15““ l r. lowing his death. It was bcautifuland
’ can 0 ml, “8“ W“ brought out forcibly what n strong hu-
Cnl Down Living Expenses
And at the same time secure meal and pro-
visions of the very highest quality.
Celery
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l(('ontinuctl from First Page.)
o ticr Ill opinions and beliefs,"
‘t’illll.
.,
llH‘ accomplished something great.
l'lt‘ very essence of bincoln's bronti~
mindeducss and lovable character."
. c said that the clergy of the. Catholic
thurch teach their people to explain
tic principles of their faith, which so
ivuny notMYatholics do not know.
"took to the church as a historic and
doctrinal fact. and then onc can gct it
proper understanding of it." said Fr.
Him.
The speaker told of the work of the
citurch. lie concluded his interesting
meet-h by declaring that it stood for
utthority. Justice. truth and right; that
i; perpetuntcs democracy and con-
science.
A masterly address on “Lincoln."
yus.given by. Hon. Eliot Norton. of
Milwaukee. who avoided the stereotyp-
cd speeches. so often heard. on that
great man. .\lr. Norton went deep-in-
to the traits of Lincoln. which made
t.im the wonderful character that he
prcssion he had made on those who
knew him, Mrs. Lincoln admitted that
Abe was a better boy than her own
son. and ‘Blte related that he had never,
during his “minimums word with
her or given her a cross look.
Hon. Charles Rice. humorist. of New
York. ah’ordod his audiencc a merry
half hour with a collection of witty
stories. He gave several rccltutions
' which were Iililv ronticrcd.
Henry E. Shannon. lawyer. 0!
Bridgeport. handled the subject of
"Inspirations" in a very illuminnting
manner. Difficult as the topic is. the
‘speukcr clearly cvldcnced that. he had
devoted considerable time and thought,
on it, for hc gave an admirable ad-
dress.
—~ ' .
.rir. Shannon dculi chtclly With the
attitude of the people toward men in
public life. citing the proucness of the
present generation to criticize and
suffrage. There was nothing umbig-
uom; in his speech concerning his ntti-
tude on the question. though in no part
of his specch was there an offensive
reflection on tho.- weaker sex. Tho
Speaker is well-known for subtlcncss
,of humor. and his ability in this dirccl
tion was brought home with forcc. lie
pleased. hc sutisiicd, he couvcrtcdi
(some). ‘
Editor Monohun mutlc an cntrec ut
the bcglnnlng of his speech Illllltl;
shouts of laughter whcn he hastcncd
to remark that he had never attended
11 function before. whcrc an Irish nu-‘
diencc had stood for so much oratoryt
as it hud here tonight on a slnglc ltO‘.
Imun punch. The preliminary introduc-‘y
tion was brief and then the sulfrngette,
‘ was the mind picture before each pcrw
‘ son. so vividly did Mr. Mouohnn painti
a word picture of her. Prevalent;
Assorted l‘nkes
(‘ream l’cppermlntu
Coffee ,
Suprcmeflourt Cigars 5
Lord Salisbury Cigarettes.
’l‘ht- following were present: f
Guests’ Table-Rev. M. .l. Lynchfl
Dr. W. J 'l‘rnccy, lion. (‘hurles Ricel
Attorney Henry I. Shannon, Rev. T. .l,l
t‘iun, A. I", Rose. John Cavunag’n.‘
lion, Eliot Nortbn, Michael Monohan,l
(‘artliy_ E. J, McCarthy.
DANGEIKOI'S.
“rush this is u unssipy plucc‘”
"Rssh cvcn the rooms -communi-
cute with one mtolher."~llnrvnrd
Lampoon.
'I‘IIH I'ItIN(‘II'.\I. UNI).
"Arc you familiar with tho motives
of ltlmk's new play?”
“ch: he needed the money."—
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
~
llaycs’ New
96 North Main Street.
.
City Market
Hays’ Block
Shoulder Steak
126
3.000 lbs. small pork loin
Note The Prices Below
Armonrs Skin back hams 151:
‘° Sliced ham 20c
lean pot roast “no bone” lie
lie-16c
Chopped heel llc
iridiculc. lie also touched on ”1,. sub- throughout his speech was his inimita-l
‘ .iect of honor due these men. but which, ble and dry ““11“"? “d many many!
is scldom accorded until death has. times he was forced ‘0 halt ““111 the;
i
claimed them. He gave vivid illustra-j ”“31“” subsided. The speaker dealt!
Speaker has all the attributes that go‘ tions bringing out that DOilll- A 0193mm the votes for women situation:
to make a fine orator. {for cooperation, by the people. was very thoroughly. 8M“ “‘5 reasons ‘0' ‘
The speaker said that the character- ‘vmadc by ME Shannon With regard to opposing “‘ He teat-ed too much “'0'
Latino of Lincoln as a great man is holders of public office and. especially mnuism“ should suffrage prevail. Ha
I ‘to President Wilson. who. he said. islsald that he dare “0‘ look into ""3 fu-
uas. 0f pleasing delivery. aided by
tr rare command of the English voca-
bularyund. abovc all. possessing n.
thorough knowledge of the man. the
general. but that it is difficult to deter-‘ _ . ‘ i
mine just what that means. lie quot-iface t9 face With the mast trying and turn 0‘ "“5 90‘1““? H “0m“ 5 1’9"
ed lngersoll, who wrote that Lincoln‘delicate situation. brought on by the mltted *0 make 0“" anfil‘s 0" tli!‘ Arn-
t-ossesscd an "immense personality"!“'Ol‘ld War- that any predecessor had ortcan Constitution.
find Arnold, who said that he had nun. , to meet. lie deplored the ridicule that
ion or qualities of giant proportions.“ has been applied to him in regard t0,
'J'he speaker defined a great man 35.501119 Of his Wllclesr and 3130 stamped
possessing the quality of highest de~‘ as unfair the same attitude which has SDQPClL ll “'85 early
\9lopment, "This Lincoln had." 113' been shown to other presidents. then the gnthcringbroke up.
5 lid. .\lr.
Mr. Monohun was given a rousing
reception at the conclusion of his
in the morning
12c
14c
Loin Pot Roast
Loin ol Pig Pork
Rib roast beef 14c lb.
Round Steak, - - . 18 8t 20c. lb.
Sirloin Steak - - 220 lb.
Hamburg steak 14c lb.
Lean fresh hams, - - 16c. lb.
Small, fresh Shoulders 140. lb.
SHOULDER STEAK .. ..................... 14¢ LB.
ROUND STEAK ....................... 20¢ Ln.
SIRLOIN STEAK ....................... 22¢ Ln.
PORTERHOUSE STEAK ............ .. 24¢ Ln.
pLATE BEEF ..... .................... 10¢ Ln.
CHOICE FRESH SHOULDERS ....... 14¢ LB.
HEAVY PIME RIB ROASTS ...... 12£é¢—18¢ LB.
SMOKED SHOULDERS. .. .......... . ..... 12%.; LB.
LEG or LAMB ................ 14¢~18¢ LB.
FOREQUARTERS LAMB .......... . 11¢—19.4 Ln
LOIN LAMB cnors ................ zips—25¢ Ln.
RIB LAMB CHOPS ..................... 16¢ Ln.
SHOULDER LAMB ......................... 14¢ LB.
STEW LAMB.......... ................ 3¢~—12¢Ln.
HOMEMADE SAUSAGE ......... . ......... 15¢ LB.
PURE LIN-K SAUSAGE ........... . ........ 16¢ LB.
SALT PORK ...................... gyms—16¢ LB.
NECK BONE .......... . .. ........ 5¢ LB.
FOWL~
........
..... .16¢—22¢ LB.
FRESH KILLED NATIVE ROASTING
CHI‘CKENS
VERY FINE NATIVE VE’AL.
NATIVE TURKEYS .. ..... .. ............. 25¢ Lu.
Fresh Fish, Fruit and Vegetables
. ..................... 24¢ LII.
man had an extraordinary mind, char-
Nortou declared that thei __ _”_‘
Home made Sausage,
New Corned Pork
16c. lb.
160 lb.
Beers Meal & Provision Co.
North Main St.
molding a character like Lincoln's. lie .
Suit] there are three powers of mind—.
acquirement. thinking anti utterance.
i..::%:°‘.:.:::.:::r:nuns: finnKitchen Needs Affords Big Values
In Good Merchandise.
in? was a master of the slavery qucsi
$1.25 copper, nickel plated Tea Ket-
lI-SlE‘I‘ and feeling. These trails were!
taken up by the speaker showing. in; e nnua e a e
r. very able manner. their value in g .
IN
lion. ’His thinking powers were won-
derful. His utterance was a marvel ot
siruight and clear expressions of his,
thoughts. which was helped enormous-
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rrhe speaker here touched upon his: 50c adjustable Coffee Mills—Saturn Fine thin blown Table Tumblers“ uur
:mility as a lawyer. something which: 37c ually 60c do: —Saturday 6 '0; 19¢
i--w are aware of. Mr. Norton said; """ ' """""" c ' --
that he was a leader in that profession I 89c 24“,, m. .hape 333mm,, brown: 2 :Z-CZerf-orn Peppers: recular prise.
and that his visit to towns, while "oni - __ ~ -------- - ------ - - - ..
no circuit." was the occasion for re-i and White “Md saturday """ 49° Large size Wire Carpet Beaters; val-
joicing among the people. Here, thei45c Japanned Bread Boxes—now..25c. “9: 19° ------ M120
sincerel _ Heavy paper Egg Boxes. . . . . .9c dozen
i25° camera shape Tm Lunch Boxes.19c. 25¢ Window Shad”. any color. “49¢,
Remmer’s Vegeublo Oil Soap........
Soap—3
speaker said. illustrates the
ni‘t’ection that was held for him.
Mr. Norton said that Lincoln's hearti Remmer's Peroxide Bath
v-ns unlike most men's. for he liked; k 25 3 cakes, 25¢
V-‘cifl'ly everyone he knew. He aaid‘ Ci CS . . . . a ..... . .......... . . r . c Remmer'l Bay Rum 3“... T‘bletfl. ' . .
‘ 3 «kn. 25c
that the great man possessed an ex-
traordinary amount of true lover. ml
his character. Lincoln typified the.l
M’caterner. whose chief quality is the}
ability to 'work hard. no matter what
It .13 grid irrespective of the reward.
The spénker eitpressed' the opinion
flint; the books he had, consisting of
w Albert E. Gehebe,
PHONE touch. m.“ g, ..,,v..»s72§ wasnmpNINa‘tjpithT-é
Pnomp'r DELIVERY. ‘ “ morn“'honw;ttk'
Short fore quarter Spring Lamb, 12 l-2c
Legs of Spring Lamb, 18c. lb.
Spring Lamb Chops, - - l-bc. lb.
Small, lean Smoked Shoulders 12'4c lb.
Sperry & Barnes Hams 190 lb.
Choice Young Fowls, - 22c. lb.
Fancy young hen Turkeys, 22c. lb.
" Milk fed Roasting Chickens, 25c. lb.
Maine Potatoes 20c pk. 75c bu.
Large, White Celery 6t: root
Free “Delivery. Curlcous Treatment
Reasonable Prices. Telephone your '
So. Norwalk
13 Main St.
Norwalk
Small Pig Pork Loin
Small Fresh Ilitms
Small Fresh Shoulders
lS—ltic lb. .
16c lb.
14c lb.
l’rcsh or Corned Sidc Pork ..... ....... 15c
Frcsh or Corned I’lcads .................... 8c
Frcsh Pigs’ Feet .............. 7c
Fresh or Corned Pigs' Knuckles ............... . ..... 14c
H‘omctmatlc Sausage ............. . ....... . . . . . . . . . 16c
(icnuiuc Spring Legs of Lamb 18c
Lean Pot Roast, no bonc ............... . ......... 16c
H‘amburg Steak ........... ......... . . 160
All kinds of Salt Fish.
Olcomargarinc . ................ . . . ..
Snur Kraut
y..\-......-.c-.
. .
.......Iocqt.
. 18c, me, use
. . Charnokfs Market
Free Deliverv.
’ Telephonpptiii-z ' y,
f in“ MN, ,. h.
order 1340. f
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Norwalk Chronicler