Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, August 27, 1915 · page 11

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“combing” flthoN 1‘
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commutator-em. ‘lfh,
commrssmamtmmtotheno

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mud-mouse

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‘ M. mantis oi the strikers. but it was said
. :3. w. A today. ml “MI I'm h
DJACW Ky. Ass 21.-—um. a notice hosted 2t the plant at the

finite Esmlon. who says her home
hatching”. and thatsheisa
Winter-inlay of a former Governor
fl Illinois, was arrested at Fatal
80%, this county, today. charged
'ith the murder 0! Hrs. Polly Davis,
IN "my widow. '

Ira. Indus. an artist. sole

Star Shirt Mannheim Company ad-

nounoed the closing oi the shops in:

My. 5
Numerous nation 91 strike“ were

strikers at the Canfleld Rubber Com-
2-7. toils-W or use is: o;
Candeld Company, rubber goods mskl
era, will have a meeting to discuss _-gen
eral organizer Nior the America’s Fed-
eration of labor. has been delegated
to organise the rubber workers.

:NNINEN AND CHILDREN

point 2' seNfl'es of eastern INCentuckxN
Pictures. She met and became st-
tscbed to Mrs. Davis.

Hrs. Davis is said to have explain-
all to lNlrs. Hamlon that she was malt
in her will to charity, and asked her
in case of her death. to see that her
property was not appropriated by her
relatives.

tummy afterward Mrs Davis died

of poisoning. physicians say, and than} 5 . . _ ., .
came confusion about the will. . SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 27. «Mrs.

Todsy Mrs. Harmon was indicted by. Prelim Warren Pershing, wife a!
use Breathitt Circuit Court Grand Brig-Gen- 10*“ J'thlnfi: U- s. A»
Jury on the charge of having p0150n.;and three of her four children, were
ed Mrs 9““? and forged a will which: suirocated in a fire in their quarters at
purported to leave the dead woman’s the residioP of San Francisco today.
property to 11".th were badly burned.

Mrs Hamlon is said to have two ‘Mrs. Boswell, a relative. and her two
children in Illinois. Her husband is children. escaped as did Warren Per-
dead ~ shing, the years old. and three ser-

vants. The dead children are Helen.
.Anne and Margaret, all under eight
years.N Mrs.‘ Pershing was a daughter
of Senator Warren, of Wyoming” her
“,husbsnd commanding the Eighth Bug-
ode, United States Infantry, is at El
o,Texsa, in charge of the border
tPl‘OODI-

The fire was believed to have been
1 ,, caused by a night lamp.

After spending seven, hour!» 11 in A burst of flame tram the root at
Bridgeport vainly trying to locate the general’s big two story frame
.wranel once,- Silk returned to Nor- Lhouse, which stands on the mode
walk and found that W E Norris Tground directly in trout o! the head
manager of the General Motorqsmfiquarters flag pole, was the first inu-
nnd Truck Company. had communion motion of the tire. The Presidio army
at! with the local police, concerningNflre department rushed to the house
the accident, as Wrabel 15 m 111! em- and believing that the occupants bud
ploy This morning Oiilcer Silk we“ all escaped, centered their enemlel on
to Bridgeport and brought the driver the flames. only the foil: oi the house
here. Judge E m. hockWood fixed théiwas burned. When the. firemen en-
bonds at $250 and continued the hour-1 iered to look over the damage they-
ing from day to day until Green sI'liound the llioldies1 of thqehmgtherx‘an:
able to leave. the h mu, The 0 . or three l to grs e 0y, '1:
pilnl authorities stag today that: lit gen, Mrs. MP and be?» children.
would be at least eight weeks heforeN and three servants slept in other parts
Green could get out again. N0! ““3 110“”

w1luqde.‘ have stated according to
the pollen reports, that Wrahcl wnsNN
travelling at a 40 mile an hour galtfiN
When he struck Green. and did‘ not
stop to see how serious the injuries
Were: The autoist had come 11p from
Inmtord and was bound for Bridge-

port. .Grecn said that he came to.
Noinalk by trolley Nand having no tol. Politicians by the score, both hold-

carfare left with which to ride fur-i911 oi oiflce, ox oiiice holders and oth-
ihcr, started out to walk to Bridge. 9rs looking for oflltc were among the
ii‘our hundred or more p1csent.’l‘ne
businesg meeting preceded the feast.
'Gidcon M. WNakclee of Shelton, was
gchosen president; Edward E. Newcll,
of 43‘,1islol vice president; George A.
lBe ers, 0t Bristol secretary; Isaac L‘.
Pierce, of Lake Conpouncc. treasurer

Resolutions were passed maxklng the
death of Samuel .1. Mills of Bloomfield.
N \\ ho was the oldest lllcmber.

'l‘hc dinner rodulred 12 sheep,- a
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cnocomts ctlus OUTING.
LAKE COMPOUNCE, Souihington.
(101111., Aug. 27.———'l‘he‘ Crocodile Club
held its thirty-ninth annual outing and
sheep barbecue here yesterday. Many
mayors of Connecticut cities were
guests of Mayor James Cray, oi Bris-

 

port

[X-PRIfSl SNNNIS
BISNNP NEffRNN

WINONA, NN—linnq A11g.27.—Bishop
’llatrick Heflron, of the Winona dio-
cese. was shot twice Over the l1(>;111“‘"NNONNd 0f “NNNeNNNNNENOM and)
this morning. by an o.tcorn

French birth. N W T F RATE
Bishop Heifron was shot while atZHANTN T0 RA N YN PROTECTO

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fit. 1511.11' :5 College, a mile nest of WA HNNGN’NNON' Aug. 27 State De-
this city, ofwhlcli hele the head His ”mm“ oilicials ”mmmced ma"

condition was believed to be serious. [that there was every indication that
'the financial protectorate convention
'with Haiti would be ratified by the
. NEW N8 "0"“ DEMNANNDS. 5Haitien Congress within a. tow days.
received from American Charge

MADE IN BRIDBEPORIE d'Ailaires Davis, at Port-au-Prince.
' Accept all the luck that comes
BRIDGEPORT ..G.onn, Aug 2?__ your way—but don’tcdcpend on

Announcement by the Smith n'nd'EggeN ‘ts Coming. f Y0“ want a job
lManufhctur'ing Company, metal work- use a Sentinel Want Adv-N

ers. that it had granted the 8- -hour day
to its 250 employee and formal pre-
~ sentation of demands for an eight- hour]

SATURDAY PRICES

BNCSt Sugar Cured Hams

 

 

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~Read the Sentinel Want Ads. on
the Third page and then try one.

 

 

 
 

 

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Spar? and Barnes’ Bacon, strip ...... 2:6-
Pot east, no bone NN 15¢
~giPrimeRib Roast from. ...... ..... 18cm]:
Fancy-Roasting Chickens ..... . ....... 256

Small Genuine Sprin Le f L .
COrnedBeefor 3‘ go amNb -.....—..:.22c

Olli‘ ...... . ..
atiVeVea]. - - 5 , .....8c up'

Beef; Lamb and Calves Tongues. N ' N N
Best Lard, 21bit.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

cc... 11cc...Bucccc..........:‘:::f::::.::,::.:::::::::;::32N
Oleoma-rgarine .. 26c 25c
Premier Salad Dressing and Snappy Relish. \

Everything iné-Fruit‘ and Fresh Vegetables.

OHARNOK’S MARKET

 

 
 

 

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I'l‘he statement was made upon advices ‘

CITY MARKET N

«mums. . Jo
lonellrmchroiln's
flesbkilledl-‘owls ..
Hummers:
Breasllladveilul

Nlcanb ior Sléwiug
“3 Best Cut Shoulder Steak

; hamburg Steak tie it.
lean Corned Beet its lb

5. , A tun line at Groceries. Ennis and...
Vegetables.
Ward’s Bread iresb every morning.

Telephone your order to‘ 1340. Free delivery.‘ The
neatest and most sanitary market in The Norwalks.

Kelli.

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We have such results Nirom our
sole of heavy prime beef we are
duplicating this offer this week.

Shoulder Steak . 5. z ‘3 ificlb.»
Roundsleak ff.~ . -. zen"
SlrloiuSleak -» . , . 28¢ lb.
Porterhouse Steak . . 30c lb.
Flue Rib Roast . _ . . 22c lb.
Shoulder Roast ‘ . .- 161: lb.
leg oilamb , . .. . Zlclb.
5 Loin 1am» Chops . .- :‘ 25c lb.
Bib Lamb Chops . y l “ I‘leclh.
Shoulder oi Lamb . , .- 1141: lb.
lamb Slew . . . 'lllc lb.
Slowing Fowls . . 18c lb
Swiil’s Skin Back [lam "all or Whole 16c lb.

Native Veal, Sperry and Barnes' Ham and Bacon, Fancy
Roasting Chickens, Large Evergreen Corn, 2c an ear: Na-
tive Cucumbers, 2c each; Sweet Potatdts. 8c qt." Toms."
toes. 4c qt. All kinds of Ngtblc Vegetables. WM.~M-
PEACHES (large fruit) Large juicy Elberta Peaches guar-
tced iree stones, 5c qt. 51'
Free Delivery and Phone 181 Norwalk;1180 So. Nox'vvalll‘l

Beers Meat and ProviSion
Company

Norwalk South Norwslk Darien

 

 
 

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Golden Grain FLOUR ESSBSLZ
. GRINDER; WIN-f . PURE LEAF PureCondsnsed
g The finer: “Crystal can“ but for LARD MILK
”Vin
' sibl’scltsgecutto...............82¢ . Cutto 1211112133“. ’
3 1.2 lb Package cut to. .22.: no LB- 3 for 25¢ .
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N313: CREAMERY BUTTER C“ ‘° 300 lb.-.4
new. sci... ' ...-...... mm»
comm?” Fancv Sour “ 15¢» LB. PICK'LING ‘SPICES
12¢ DiO‘ZEN " . . ~
M3, ...... “ms
10¢ LB. 18¢ DDZEN‘ Pound. 25¢ 113- ‘7
321...... POTATOES :3.“ 170 peers.
Domestic Sardines 33%?» "so 3 ““830" 100;

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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so. NORWALK

N‘WlNNlNG 0N ham”

Quality—Low Poses—Good Service at Andrew Daveys‘N are ‘ daily adding” it
customersto Norwalk’s most popular grocery. Boone of our niany satisfied cos .

Andrew DaVey

go WASHINGTON ST.

 
 

 

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10 STAMPS WITH EACH OF THE FOLLOWING.
t can Marshmallow Creme

1 can Atlas Cocoa 20c
x can Wesson Oil 25c
1 lb. BoXStarch x8e
1 can Mustard Sardines me
1 Fly Swatter too
I doz. Jar‘ Rings. me
1’ bot. Atlas Onuions . . tsc
I bot. Sweet Relish . . 12c

TIP

'1 can Silver Cream . .
1-4 lb. pkg. Atlas Tea
'1 hot. Billing
,1 bot:_A1nmonia
1 hot. Wash Fluid
2 hot. Javelin Water . .

o‘cos eel

1°C,
25c
15:
10C

.‘10C

10C

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PARLOR MATCHES. 12

r can Dutch Cleanser . too
NI can Skat 10C
1 hot. Salad Oil roc-
I bot; Green Seal Salad
Dressing .......
I pkg. Hominy
1 pkg. White Meal ..
1 pkg. Yellow Meal

250

35¢
roc
10c ‘ N
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ANITARY MARKET

Dealer 111 Meals, Fish, Vegetables, Fruits.

32 Washington Street, South Norwalk.

305 Main Street, Stamford.

 
 
 
 
 

 

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39 Main/Street, Norwalk.

 

 

 

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MoSit’ MELONS

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...-10

Legs SpringN Lamb .....
Forequarter “Lamb L14¢lb

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'- now the (3de lo the Peach orchard
5} Large BaSkel at Georgia Peaches

Native Peaches 50c basket, 5c ql.

Shoulder Steak
Pork Roast....N.N. N

25c

12c doz. ,4
176 “if
llc lb

 

 
 

 

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Porterhouse 51;er 28¢ lb. ‘5.

Sirloin Steak .-. .. 26¢ lb:

 
 

...RibA Lamb Chops . 22D 11’
pm limb cusps-26119lb

.Bicef L1;er....._.......10¢ 115,5,
""L‘antb NStew , ”‘Ni' . j...'10¢ lb.

‘NPritnc Rib Rafi—22“}
Pot Roast 10¢——2W

Rump Corn Beef 16¢l
Plate Com Beef 10¢ 5.]

 

 

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RONNIE DRESS-En sown. . -. . .. 33¢ LBN
FANCY ROAS’I‘ING CHICKENS 25¢ lb.

.. 13¢ 1b..

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sword Fish
Mackerel ......cq-

FBNENSH NKILLED JERSEY STEWINC:
FOWLS .‘o. . .

FANCY TURKEYS ...... 23m

1%{12 IN ‘Butter Fish

LARGESOFTSHELLCRABS

Nr ._ Largo Fancy musk Melons. roe; Celery, 5c; Large Watermelons,‘ 40c; Green and W
18c qt; Corn, 201: doNz.; Tomatoes. 3c 1b.. Lettuce, roe; Sweet Potatoes. 501: pin.

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“Tel. 583.2. . . Fru‘ Delivery. 76 Nollisin St.

 
 
 
 

 

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