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Leah and Tender
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12¢ LB.
BEST PURE
LARD
libs. tor-25¢
QUARER CORN FLAREs
QUARER FARINA
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CREAMERY
95 Washington St. Phone 4m.
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GOOD RICE
3 LBS FOR 17¢
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2 lbs. Ior 25c 9
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‘ BUTTER c... to 33c lb.
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Glnotto & Kuban
44 50. Main SI. 50. Norivalk
TbePlIteToGelTbe BestVegeIlflesndfi'mls
_ EBUITS- Beans
‘ Strawberries Rhubarb
. Oranges Scallions
‘ Cherries Egg Plant
J - Bananas Peppers
9 Pears Parsley
, Grape ”1‘ ruit Peas,- Ridishes
Limes" Celery Hearts
9 Apples Romaine
Pineapples Cucumbers
Cocoanuts . Tomatoes
3 Lemons New Beets
VEGETABLES \ New Carrot-s
f," Ne“ Yello“ Squash J New Potatoes
'-' Asparagus ‘ Spinach
(IR Lettuce : 9‘: Beet Tops
"9- y , FREE DELIVERY.
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SOUTH, NORWALK
Shoulder Steak,
0 Hamburg Steak.
ilran'm‘noast. , 9'
*lleebliver. -
Native Calves liver,
Roasts oi heel.
d“ Barnes nuns,
9 Guaranteed Native tools;
45qu Pork Imus
f Sberryd Borneo Bacon-strip only,
”Beers Meat and ,i’rovlsion
' 9 Company '
A
, 1-3 mm Street
NORWALK .
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‘5'.“
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Saturday Speaals
16c III.
ltie lb.
162 III.
12c lb.
359 Ill.
ISIS-22¢ lb.
9th
11er
Iseih'.
20d!
22cm"
Fresh hunts and flesh shoulders
Y 5 Choice Native Veal ' '
'The above are portraits of the
prominent persons in the order
named as follows:
Charles Klein
:ustus Miles Forman
rles Frohman
Miss Eva Baker
Lothrop Wilmington
' not In fluids
no It All SHADE
Don’t Stay Gray! Hero's An Old-
Time Radio. That Anybody ! can
y; ~ .
“rho use: otSaso and Sulphur-tor ro-
Imring faded. my hair to- its nntuo
atncolor' dates back to grandmother's
tithe.~ She. used .lt.to keep-her heir
beautifully dork, glossy and ohundantt
minnow. .1192-th tell when took.
on thst dull failed or streaked appear
once. this Simple mixture was supplied
. .wlth wanton-lg; odour...
I But III-Wink in home is mushy aid
mlt-oI-dntozrwhltlwndsyo. bymskiligot
on! druxgstorgfgpr 3 so cent bottle lit
"Wyethls Bugs and Sulphur Com-
9 pound” you will get Ihls famous old
recipe which on be depongsd upon to
restore natural color andkh'gnuty‘. to"?!ll
the hair and is splendid ior dondruif,
dry, Icgerlgilgtchx IJIcItIp and Ittllins
.;
9A well-known downtown druggISI:
i Sirius It darkens the hair so npturally
it . and evenly thnI nobody can tell it his
‘ J embark-much flashessweetz 3
. microcosm odour. mm”,-
‘ . hood; applied. You ulmlilitr Milan a
“momma?"
sponge micrfii‘hsomswith it. and draw
this (month iron
étrnnd at aJ time. By morning' the
.‘ 9 9. grey hair disappears. and met: south.
or application 92' 1.__wo.__ It becomes beam
titully. ,dork. glam 99R gird; swam
“II—w m :2
0' mooroo‘uwc'r SERVANTS
ONTGOMERY. Ala... May 21.——’l'ho
' mutilate: dmflins.._s0ntms .as use.
to in the homesioi' iAIsbamn' slots
aisle and ”hit Tera III eh
tot sud musk ntoto-dhstfintiono.
Ahollshod by on executive 0rd.
‘7qu Governor Henderson. The. orders
. ker Grotto will be proud of.
Creed.
tone: at “11‘1””th
Art the but regular session at “out
her Grotto U. I}. held at
' Tommie, 16 Seutfi JMain fleet it. [as
voted to empower- tha Hohmh tripp-
p‘lt the my mittens laid
orange Ior'inother «tedious; to. ho
held in the near tutors, g
The (dialing makes have book
appointed to handle the affair:
Ceremonial and Erode CW
~Prophet E. 8. Arthur, chflrnl'h;
Cornelius Van (lowering. Pronhet,
Entertainment and Burma! Coin-
mittee9—Prophet Clayton L. Marshal;
_9 chairman; Prophet Neville Bayléy,
Prophet George P. Beta, Prophet
Frank Goodyear. Prophet D. Burr
Beach. ,
Percival H. Sharron, the Monarch.
has issued the Ibllowlng announce-
merits:
Wanted. titty prophets to join Mon~
kor~Patrol and Ceremonial Cost. The
furnish uniforms for the petrol mem-
bers. Join the patrol or cast and
boost for Monitor Grotto. . '
The committee consisting of Prop-
hots George F. Fools, James Benton
Werner and James Hollerin have the
matter at organising the PatroI and
on Inning a Patrol and Cast that Minn
Don't target the Supreme Council
session at Buflulo, Julie 6th, 7th. Jim“
and bth. All prophets desiring to‘fgo
should get in communication with our
secretary at once.
Old Well Lodge, No.108 has re»
celvcd an Invitation Irom Temple
Lodge of Westport. to put on the
luster Mason dome in full form
with Iellowerntt teem. Prophet Sen-
Ior Deacon J. Chailqs ShiIIon OI Tem9
' pie Lodge, has extended an Invitation
to Monker Grotto to attend Temple
Lodge on this date. Let Wary prop
het report for duty at Masonic Tem-
pic, 16 South Mnln street, at 7: 15
sharp. Thursdni evening, May 27th
1.915 .Automoblle J accommodation:
9 have been nrreng'ed to convey every
prophet to Westport. There will be
plenty of room for every prophet. so
- come armed with applications and be
prepared to expoughd the Prophet's
The (allowing 9:? $‘iplmlttge hos been
appointed to hplddq odleS’ night And
reception at Rmoml'olnt Park ‘l’evl-
lion and Casino: {Prophgt James T.
Dormelly. chsirman; Pnphlet spartan
St. John, Prophet Wllllnm J.‘ Moore,
Prophet Adolph W, Dreyfusshyrop:
het Stewart H. Elliott, Prophet, J.
Charles Snitfen. Prophet Joseph Crew-
ford.
The date for this event will be set,
some time In the near future. Tick-
ets, sdmlttlngl gentlemen and lady.
only three tickets-..belngnllowod to
each prophet and; their said must be
confined to Masteriadssons only.
The committee will. provide excel-
lent music for dancing, .IJavors ' and
souvenirs for the ladies and a buffet
lunch will beachvednt tthIJGoslgIo.
Every prophet lounquesiod to he on
dutv.
P. S.~—-Prophets that received lines
that were damaged. will klndly...IJor-_
ward sameto' our ‘_secretnry, 9who.mlll
sec 9 than-they m:rreplaeed..wll:h~mow .
ones: I I x .- '9'? a;
”it? WW
wiGonttoul'iim Strut PMs.
297‘" .s‘w'er- T“ 9
Mmtnneo? Addm’oi‘
he uddrélsvm by Iss_ paths Stone
Fltiil’co oi Nor'btslk. gohéral Iederi-
tlon secretary for this state. was déf
y to 3 l‘ede‘scagllitipn or “The. A. ldz.
2‘?ng Whfiafll‘l“ tm‘ lty.
list your “3.“ he suk'sostion.’ She' aid
that; tho- Norwalk Civic League had.
ohbhhd throrycm each prizes to the}
children at the grade schols tor the
:beet Jhept garden on their own III-chi!
ices. Last year. there were all! contoll'l
sine children woroiosihe'ded
oil or; hglnors-blo mention.
Mia's mince devised the idea last.
2mm that It. sh outlet tor the how-
on and vegetables raised by the ebb:
cm. could to provided?“ would pro or}
an Incentive“ or treats: efforts oi
- their port. “This Children’s Market"
m Soon.- established in «inasmuch
and this was conducted Baum
mornings pom 2 until 11 o'clo'cli,
charm of II teioher poldi by th loan
‘Wflmsme ifs
W at point use
It MW
Prophet George 1" Fools. m '
Robert W. Post. Prophet Joseph Cor- ' ‘
. “meth w. A. Bantord. Prophet
J T M. Stocking.
Grotto ls making arrangements to» ,
Cast well in hand and we can count 9 I
:1. Sale of tickets willhe limited. !
WIMENSCIIIIIIEEI ”'9
jurist service on hold to: the late
outs. «Commute the am 3922.!
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mm Fislr, Wattles, Fruits
32 Washington St. So. Normalk! 39 Maui 5i. Norwalk
.rmcy Long bland Sphlaell
H
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;_.i Small Fresh Shoulders
.Smafl’leo Sumo Lam
3 Fore Quarter Spring 9 Lamb
Veal Roast,
Smoked Shoulders
22c lb.
14c lb.
16c lb.
12c , lo. 39
' Rib Veal Chops .. 20¢ lb Shoulder Steak .. lb. firBeef Li\ er .. ..... 0¢ lb'. il
Loin Veal Chops 22¢ lb): JRound Steak .. .. ¢,.lb. Plate Corned Beef 10¢ lb.
: 'V’ealCutlet ...... 26¢ lb. Sirloin Steak . . . .J lb. Rump Corned Beef 16¢ 1b.
- Veal Stew .. 16¢ lb. Porterhouse Steak 2 ' Jlb. Corned Spareribs .. S¢ lb.
NATIVE BROILERS.
FANCY BOWL ........... 24¢ LB YOUNG ROASTING CHICKENS 25¢ ib.
STRICTLY FRESS EGGS FROM LOWE’S POULTRY FARM ...... .25¢ DIOZ.
Large Live Lobsters, 24¢ 'lb.
Porgies 8¢ lb. .- Halibut 17¢ 11).
Blue 15351) ia I-ac lb. Steak Cod . I2 9.1-ch lb. " Fresh Mackerel
Large Soft Shell Crabs $1.90 Do'z.
t
12 x-zc lb.
I argc Pineapples . 10¢ each ' Lettuce .. ..... . . 8c head
Small l‘inea les.. Beach Carrots 6c blind! ’
II New (iabbage -' ' ' 4‘ 1: lemons ...pp... 15c (loser; Péppers‘.......... nocdoz. '- V
“J LOW [Name-3m- 65c p lulnatoes ........ . Wax Beans 15;; qt.
“Rectum 99999999 "“5““ Parslepn-n-uusoacmh ...Greeh‘ Beans..1... Iseqt.
ti Peas. ..... .. 9. -8C qt 81:,5 Radishe‘s 2 {hr 5c
Celery ... ........
FOR ESRECIALLY‘ FINE
LARGE ‘ROAS’I‘ING CHICK.
ENS AND NATIVE FOWL
VISIT
The Modern Market
‘: 1,}‘f15‘Ndrth Main 9;. J .
wn. RUNROLTZ, plop.
7
best that could be procuhed In the
city. It Is Miss Pinnco' s Ides that chil-
dren who show such marked talent In _
doing a thing that so strongly appeals
to them will eventually become sue-
cessini IarmJ owners. Her talk was 11- l
lustrated with forty colored slides, all
so some showing the market, the chi!
dren In theii: gardens, and similar
views.
FolIowinJg the ovoninz session. thé
Eudeld Woman s Club entertained its
delegates and visiting friends it ,3 re-
ceptlon III the church parlors, which
were préttlly decorated with palms
and flowering plants, the state presi-
dent and those who assisted her to
receiving standing before II solid hunk
of flowers lifting edgier oil p‘roOm.
.; The addition!“ of torir new club's diir-
log t file wingers? or about
Ilv'o lIllhdIISl TmWahip was
shown by the Igort‘ OI the president
_JMrs. James R. Bolton. of New lia-
Breast oi Native Veal ' ‘
9 Sperry & Barnes hints
“ “ Bacon Strip
Item Smoked Shoulders
ISirloin Steak
Shoulder “ “ ‘
- R0011“ u a
_ Hamburger .. '9' '. ,ff
12m III.”
24c Io.-
22c lb.
Mrs. Currie A. Caren. or. Willlmsntlo. Pure Olive Oil, qt, can 7 '
president 0! the Federation in 1904
end 1906. The service was conducted
by Mrs. F. H. Phipps. of Waterbury,
Firts Vicvprssldent. and Miss Doth‘u
‘Stono Pinnso. o! Norwalk. Gouernl .
Federation Bocromy. Appropriate re~ "
solution: were adopted.-
The urgent need qt more undercut}
ten moms in the state was emphati-
ed by Miss May Heath Noyes. kinder
KAI-ten supervisor or the New Britain-
Stote Noises! School in an address be-
l-toro the convention today, she rs- '-
viewed the, development or the hinders
'nhtou 1222. Item. Its hesinnins injects ‘
my seventyfi. you: am. 8nd
(1;; ed Iodhrotsdic ohm"; to use err
active- Interest In the work In their
home towns. commonly to beam ,
e. children of the («reign population. orsl John E. O'Ryon; commanding" the pitch and ambulance computed
The delegation went to mulls National Guard at New York state. in or the parade the various urine
.durlnz tho- ottoman tor tom-to saw this city. on September a next, 15,090 5m exhibitions of technique or
has. rains mosses hit mu. mastoi' men attire New. In moss: Guard,
Aokerroon. oi Mutton. n the wash. Ammo. Ibo“ . Wt toil”. JJ JJ _J ._J_
or Iedsmtod women's clubs “#9”, mm Guard constitutes the:
lit the world . 98inth hivlhiotr oi the United States
in. at. today's' derision. -Tne'= total
The Inseam-er. Mrs. Frederick M. ,~
with 3132' in the treasury. fifix‘r‘a Seleg‘ed Roasting Chidlells 25c“,
Print Butter 38¢——42¢ ¢lb.
Hotel Astor (501392.30 s u. 20¢ peck 75¢- ...;
om‘herehip. In the state was given as .0 I
approximately 5,000.-
Cu. oI Bridgeport. reported the Feds - In:
oratiom In good. .iinnnoisl condition Fancy M ‘ed Broilers
=During the morning session 3 mem- .
Pure Lard 1 ¢ Jlb.
339st Tub Butter . .§§¢ lb.
Ward’s Tip Top B‘read
Ififlbmle Gathered Eggs doz Maine POtatoes
Campbell’s Soups J Full line of Fruit and Y g
3 cans 25¢ tables. . ... ‘
' ounces-um
, TELEPHONE Tome. ORDER TO 1340.9 THE N J
99%; EST AND MOST SANITARY MARKET INT E
NORWALKS ‘ ‘- '
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