Rayes’ New myiiarket
69 North Main .Stfwlv é“ _Hoyos' Bloc—‘1:
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Small loins of young pig pork 12 1-2ch
Small lean young pig fresh shoulders
12 1-2ch
16c lb.
16c lb.
16c lb.
14c lb.
7.5“.
20c. lb.
22c lb.
14c lb.
14c lb.
120 lb.
14c lb.
19c lb.
20c lb.
22c lb.
Lean fresh Hams
Home made sausage
New Corned Pork
Best Cut Shoulder Steak
‘ 9"“‘3‘- HEAVY BEEF .,..
1.4-24
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Round Steak,
Sirloin Steak
Lean pot roast
Hamburg steak
Smoked shoulders,lall sizes,
Rib roast beef
Sperry & Barnes Ham
“ _ bacon
by the strip-
Choice young lowls
Milk fed Roasting Chickens, 25c. lb.
Young hen Turkeys, 280.. lb.
Large, Fancy Celery 7c root
BOSTON HEAD LETTUCE
Maine Potatoes 200 pk. 750 bu.
Our Bacon, Smoked Beef and cooked
meals are sliced wilh a Uuiled Slates
Slicing Machine which slices 23 dif-
ferent THICKNESSES
TELEPHONE YOUR ORDER 1340
run: DELIVERY in all parts of city
um I)" carton.
innit vs. McDonald Cue Woe to Have
i Been Tried Yesterday.
“ The ease “George Shallvs.Peter
glam d Moi, wild was not
down for trial. yestcday sacrum, in
like Court at Common Pleas. was set
[M without trial. The suit was [or
{82, 000 damages for injuries which the
‘ plaintif! alleged that he suffered when
he was caught in a cave-in while in
who employ of the defendant.
1 The complaint stated that. Mr. Shail.’
who was a hatter by trade, was em-
iployed on July 3, 1913, by the defend-
ant to dig a ditch leading from the
road to the factory of the Edwin Short
(‘o., in Bethel, and that the plaintlfl
1‘recelved certain instructions from the
ldetendant about digging the ditch and
[started to work as he had been in.
lstructed. it .was alleged that the
‘ plaintiff was inexperienced in ditch dig-
ding, and that when he had. dug a
portion of the ditch to a depth of four
and one-half feet the earth on both
,sides caved in and he was caught by
the falling earth, sustained a broken
leg and other severe injuries, and by
reason of said injuries was confined in
a hospital for several Weeks and was
obliged to expend a considerable sum
for medical care. It was alleged tllat
lthe defendant was negligent in nt di-
lrecting the plaintiff to shore up the
jdilt elnbzlnkments.
I The defense was a general denial of
lthe facts as set forth in the complaint
land the negligence on the part of the
ldeiendant was denied.
1 Before the case was called, it was
Esettlod, following a conference of the
1attorneys, The terms of the settlement
lwere not given out. Attorney Charles
‘w. Murphy represented the plaintif!
and Judge Robert 8. Alexander, the
defendant.
llNDlGESTION ENDED,
STOMACH FEELS FINE
"Pape'c Diapepoin" Fixes Sour, Gooey,
Upset Stomach: In Five Minutes.
Sour. gassy, upset stomach, indiges-
tion, heartburn, dyspepsia; whenthe
food you eat ferments into gases and
stubborn lumps; your head aches and
you feel sick and miserable. that‘s
when you realize the magic in Papa's
Diapepsin. it makes all stomach mis-
ery vanish in five minutes.
if your stomach is in a continuous
revolt—“it you can't get it regulated.
please, for your sake, try Pope's Dia-
pepsln. it's so needless to have a
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MQVIIE MEN WANT NEW LAW. SUPERIOR
"Sorwnlk movingmicturc operators
attended a meeting of their local No.
277. of the International Assmintlon
‘ pt Bridgeport, last Sunday. and urol ‘ The came 0‘ Mrs Fred “W” W the
interested in ”‘0 passage of A bill (onnertlcut Railroad Company is be-
which the Union 1,, urging. m. u". llmr heard in the Superior Court. She
(linorlll Assembly 1t pourilins to the lclnims 810, 000 (inrnllizcs no the result
examinations and rest I I
Md ‘f th rctions in this ,of an injury which, it is claimed. le—
“S c e thrutriml profession ,and suited from n di-r'flctiw running board
pilssogl would be a vast. help. and upon a. car. September 16 1913. she
ars;opltowuld boltll projeltlon ind fell while nilghting from a car at At—
£3::;1(t):nlsts Severn] of the Judici llllltic Square, Stawmford The injury
the bill 13:13:10) pro said to look orl made. it necess: try for ill-r10 undergo
r d '3 treatment for two months.
DAMAGE Slll'l‘ IN
(‘01‘ RT.
r—_
bad stomach~make your next meal a
favorite food meal, then take a little
Diapepsln. There will not be any dis-
tressv—eat without fear. it's because
Pope’s Diapepsiu "really does" regu-
late weak, out-of- order stomachs that
gives it its millions of sales annually.
Get a large flitycont case of Pape' s
Dlnpepsia from any drug store. it. is
the quickest, surest stomach relief and
cure known, it acts almoat like magic
—lt is a scientific. harmless and pleas-
ant stomach preparation which truly
belongs in every home
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SCHULTZE’S SANITARY
TWO 8101.95 39 MAIN STREET, nonwlnll
Slriclly fresh eggs
Home made sausage
small loins pork
Small fresh shoulders
.Legssmall lamb
Pot Roast, no bone .
Be f L ............
Roast Beef. 14¢ e lver12¢
14¢~20¢ Beef Kidneys ...... 10¢ lb.
Fancy Young Turkeys 28¢ H'ome— dreSSed Chickens
32 WASHINGTGN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
MARKETS
32c
. 15c
l’lc
"12¢
16c
Young Roasting Chickens ......... . ....... . Slowing Chickens. . -20¢
................ 22¢ Broilers _ . . ‘ . ‘ _ . . . 32$ , Bacon by the strip. “20¢
. ' Shoulder Steak ...... 14¢ Shoulder Lamb 10¢ IRum C I
‘7. ..... p orned Beef . .. 16¢
lstopnd Steak ........ 20¢ Rib Lamb Chops. “14¢ Plate Corned Beef . .. 10¢
11’ om Steak ....... 22¢ Loin Chops ....... . 22¢ Round Corned Beef 18¢
Good Table Butter 30c Strictly Fresh Eggs 32c Good figs 25c
Grape Fruit afar-25c
Frankforts .......... 16¢ Sliced Ham --------- 22¢ Small Hams '. . 16¢ ‘
‘ Chopped Beef ....... 15¢ Smal1SmokedShouldeés/¢ ‘ Tripe .......... . ..... 12¢
Blue Fish ........... 16¢. Steak Cod. .......... 14¢ Steak Salmon . . 2y .
Spanish Mackerel. .14¢ King Mlackerel. .12y.¢ MSmel’c ............ 21;:
Butler Fish ......... 10¢ , Fresh Herring ...... 89 Hlalibut . .......... 12V;¢
Radishes ________ c bunch Mushrooms . .. . . . . . 40c lb... . Sweet Potatoes .4 . . 500 Pk-
Celery Hlearts .. 1;. bunch Large Boston Lettuce 15:: Egg Plant . . rec—rec cad!
Peppers . ......... 25c doz. Spinach . . . . . . . . . . 35c pk. Tomatoes . . . . . . . . . . 15c“).
Children Cry for Fletcher’s
CASIO R m,
The me You am Always Bought, and which has boo;
in use for over 30 years, has home the signature at
and has been made under his per-
m 80ml supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counter-felts, Imitation: and “J ust-as-good ” are bub
Experiments that trifle with and endun 'er the health of
Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Oastorla is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine not other Narcotic
substance. Its use is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Fever-lemmas. For more than thirty years it
has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation
Flatulency, “1nd Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It; regulates the Stomach and Bowrrls,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and na 1 sleep.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother’s Prion.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
'.
in ' Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
1!“. O‘M‘VAUC BOMPANV. NI" YORK CIVV,
THE DAN'S PERMITS. llllllltl a ti room collage. for William
Building inspector Clarence l. R. 'lllilmpson, of llowayion a\‘enue.
1 int ll today issued the following peri It.‘ osr $2,000.
mils: .__.
To A. R. Malkln & t‘ 0., it) build i-id
union {or F J. Jam. Jr. Cost 84 000 The city clerk‘s office today issued
To J. F. Stadlor to install plumbing 160 checks to the local school teach-
for Rm, 8. Cllernitskey in Hoyt street .9“, The checks totaled 310,.303 50
house mien plumbing and heating in i
new house at Woodncourt.
Jones & Hotchkisa
plumbing in Gual'lll
street.
To '1‘. E. Montgomery to
plumbing for W. 1,. Word, liilkory '
Bluff; E. oi. Meerek, Westport rive.—
uue; C. Coputo, Ely avenue. and (1.!
Ronzulli. l
l
install , Ollicer John F. Flynn last night ar-
Muin frosted H. Bogardus. on Water street.
ifor intoxication.
install
to
block,
Furniture Repairing
..Szl‘ifffliw fl”. and Upholstering
T" R M 0“"9" '0 Install wiring: Satisfaction (-‘llnrnnteed. Prior-e Roa—
for the following: Luke Benedict nimble
North 1"“de avenue John 5'0““ Phone ~ 129, or send a cord for man to
North Falrtleld avenue; Andrei Dru- mill and 8‘“ mum"?
hek. 20 Glenhroo‘k avenue: Louise ,
A .l Angcvinelir SonCo.
Koenlg, 52 Glenwood avenue: Mrs.
Emily Pahlltzackll, 32 Glenwood are-
1 134-130 WASHING'IDN STREEI‘.
m
rule, and Mrs. John Newman.
To R. L Deborest & (‘orrlpany to
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Quality Meats
SPECIAL Prices
The offers below for Saturday are of ”the kind
that will save you money on your meat bill.
20c
15c
15c
12c
Native Roasling Chickens
SATURDAY ONLY '
Rib Lamb Chops ‘very fine’
Home MadeSausage
Fresh Shoulders
CHOPPED BEEF .... ........................
14¢ ll).
ROUND STEAK ............. . .............. 20¢ 1b.
SHOULDER STEAK ......................... 12¢ lb.
SIRLOIN STEAK ............................ 20¢ ll).
PORTERHOUSE STEAK .................... 22¢ ll).
RIB ROAST BEEF‘. ........................ 1292.; lb.
LEAN POT ROAST ........................ 12%¢ 1b:
VEAL CUTLET ................... 22¢ 1b.
VEAL ROAST (no. bone) ....... ' ............... 16¢ lb.
SHOULDER LAMB .......................... 10¢ lb. -
‘, STE’W LAMB .. .......... y ............ 8¢ and 10¢ lb.
FOREQUARTER LAMB l .‘ ........ . .......... 10¢ lb.
LEGS or ,MUTTON ........................ 12 54¢ lb
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS .................. 32¢ doz.
FANCY BROILERS .. .......... ‘ .............. 25¢ lb.
some ............ -» .................... 22¢ lb.
NECK BONES ............ p .................. 5¢ lb.
LINK SAUSAGE. ........... . ............ 16¢ lb.
ROAST PORK . ..... ............... 12¢ and 14¢ 1b.
SPERRY AND BARNES‘ BACON ....... 20¢ 1b.
SPERRY-AND BARNES‘ HANS .......... T ;. 19¢
PRIME RIB ROA‘ST‘ BEEF .................. 18¢ lb.
ARMouais SIJCE’D HAM ....- ............... 20¢ lb.
ARMOUR-S SKIN BACK HAMS ......... ‘ ”2150910
ARMOUR’S‘SMOKED SHOULDERS ....... 12yz¢ lb.
FRESH FISH, FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
beers Meat ‘& Proliision (Io.
, 6 North Main St, So. woman, :3 Main St... Norwalk.
the D. m. Read (:0
Established 1857
”a“ “
The Spring Lines of Baby Carriages
now ready for inspection
Experts in child hygiene have had the planning of
__tllese Carriages, and no detail 011nm rsillle running gear.
easy springs, uphl lstery work. wind shields, or other item
conducive to the health and well being of the small occu-
pants has been omitted. lltllrt zl Carriage for comfort
and health, as well as being fill. enough in 81)1)t ll Hill for
a \oung princess.
Made up in Rattan, finished in white enamel. l’rcnch
gray, brown, natural and candy color, which latter is a
novelty.
All have flexible springs, all have backs adjustable t;
Sleeping coach position. The interiors have reversible cor—
duroy linings and cushions. A corduroy wind silll-ll‘. pro-
tects the occupant from spring breezes that are too rude,
The finest line of Carriages we have c.er handled
l ourtll l loor
Silk Stockings, new shades
To match boot tops. All the new putty and sand
colors. the shade known as “Palm Beach." a green that
is cool looking and sleek, a gold that is warm and lus—
trous, smoke color, beige, suede and fawn.
$1. 00 a pair and lovely,
Light Weight Merino Underwear
Half Wool.
Vests in all models,
Tights, knee or ankle length,
Union Suits, all models,
5 cc them...”
75 cts.
$1. 50
Mam l 1001‘.
Crepe de Chine Lingerie
Exquisitely fine and filmy Nightgowns oi Crepe dc
Chine, white or palest pink, edged with Cluny lace,
$3.98 and up to $8.00
Italian Silk Gowns, beautilnly made and trimmed,
3* . $8.50
EDVCIOPC Chemises, Nainsook, fine quality, 75 cts.
Embroidered, $1.00
Creme de Chine, $3.50
Second Floor.
Ratine Linens at Clearance. Brown, lavender, rose,
green, for dresses or art needlework and home decora-
tion. Were 89 and 98 as. now
50 us, widths 45 and 54 inches.
Linen Section, basement.
That Designer Subscription for 30 cts Saturdm the
twenty- -seventh will be the last day to register. Tw<l\e
months for 30 cts. Pattern Section.
BSTKBLISHED 185?
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SUIT SALE
That'Sold {'0 To
$30.00 FUR
SUITS
COATS
DRESSES
We (live 8&1! Green Trading Stamps.
M. Moltasch & Son,
120 Washington Street. South Sorwalk
- \
98
That Sold l‘p ’l‘o
20.00 l-‘(ilt
That Sold 1]) To
818.98 1“)“
Small Fresh Hams .................................
Small Pig Pork, loin ........................... IQC—XSC
Heavy Poik, loin ............................... l2 r-zc
Fresh Shoulders .............................. . 14c
l Pigs‘ Hocks ........................................ 14c
Side Pork, fresh or corned .- ...................... -.v. 15c
Pigs’ Heads...‘ ............................... ' 7clb.
Best Heavy Prime Rib Roast from ............. 146—180
Pot Roast, no bone . ............... . ....... . . 5.. 16¢
GenuineSpring Legsof Lamb 18c
WinterLegsof Lamb rsc‘
SmallPicnics ............ ... .... 12 1-2c
B'est Sugar Cured Hlanls 18c
. Fresh V-e,getables White Rose Canned Goods and all 1
kinds of Pickled Goods.
Olemnargarine........... ...... ......18c, aoc,_25c
Saur Kraut ............. , ..................... 8c qt.
9
Chamok 3 Market
Telephone 583-2 4 Free Delivery.
_ Oranges .. 15c and age dot.
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Norwalk Chronicler