Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 8, 1915 · page 11

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OudiSaturday SPECIALS
Prime lllb Rout ll-Zbc lb.
Leg oi Spring lamb . . 23c 11.
Rib Lamb Chops . .
Loin Lamb Chops . . 30c lb.
Shoulder ol Lamb .‘ . 14c lb.
Veal Cutlets . . 286 R1.
Loin Veal Chops . . 24c lb.
fi‘SWiii’s Golden West Fowls 22clb.
Roasting Chicken . . 28c lb,
Swlit’s llam . . 171‘. lb.

 

 

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25c lb.

LEAN POT ROAST,NO souE.,..... ”...,‘3. ................ is:
l msmuflm........ .......... 1‘»..._‘2.... ..; ...... Ids up
: FRESH HAMS .. ........... . ............... 1. ............... .31:
l FRESH snouuaens .................. =; ............. ...11311:
’1 sprints LAME Lom CHOPS ............................. - ..... 20c

LEG LAMB ........................................ ...16:, 10c 29c

BEEF, VEAL AND LAMB TONGUES.

511111:er FRESH EGGS ................ ......... 401% do:

GOLD.MEDAL BUTTER ........ ............ ......35c

OLEOMARGARINE ....................................... 20c, 25c

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"DIE-IAN SAUSAGE ................................. 22c
NATIVE FOWL. ......................... ....... , ....... ..25c
HATWE MIME GHICKENS ............................ .36
NATIVE VEAL, from ........................... . ..... . ...... 1.0 up

EVERYTHING IN FRESH VEGETABLES.
PIGS KNUCKLES AND SAUERKRAUT

CHARNOK’S MARKET

Tel. 583-2. Free Delivery. 76 N. Main St.

 

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EXTRA SPECIALS.

Shoulder Steak . .
Hamburg Steak . .
Sirloin Steak . .
forterhonse Steak .

fresh Pork Loins and Shoulders
Sperry & Barnes Ham and, Bacon
.Switt’s Brookiield Eggs and Butter
Swilt’s Brenton oleomargarine

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llic lb.
. 24c lb.

 

 

 

Fresh Vegetables and Fruits

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11116 so. NORWALK

. - Beers Meat and Provision
colorant

South Norwalk

FREE DELIVERY. PHONE 881 NORWALK.

Nowell: Daricn

 

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The meeting of the South Norwalk ested friends
Bloomer Girls was held last evening
at the J. & J Cash's jungnlow. The

girls were presentcdm'ith a beautiful

 

 

great interest in the girl's ’“Ol‘k; also of Columbus '1‘
a handsome hand painted picture was Edward J Haye
given them by another of their inter- lsiding

28c 11).

Fine kitchen furnishings
at reduced prices Saturday Only

$1.25 Miss Potts’ Sad lrons,3 50c. Raye Barn Lanterns. Sat.

 

Irons to set. Saturday ..... 89c. urday .................... 391:.
$1.25 5 ft. handy step ladders, 101:. Fine quality ,Whlak
with pail rest at ....... 89c. " Brooms . ................... To.
$2.50 Galvanized rotary dustleu 79c. 'Reliable Alarm Clocks,
ash sitters at ............ 313.90 now .............. .. . .. .. 59c.
Hotpoint Electric Irons, ntlar- 20c. Brass Extension Roda,
anteed 5 years, now . . . . . . $3.00 with round corners st ..... 15c.
39c. Pastry Boards. size 18 x 100. Right Stove and Nickie
22 at ........ . ........ . 291:. Polish. Saturday . .......... 71:.
Safety Matches Perfection Oil Heaters with
41:. per 1111:. boxes. 3 steel tank ......... , ..... $2.98

1011. Upright on aner-ted Gas
Msnties, Welsbaoh Brandst 7c.

816.00 Cider Presses st I12.”
$4.50 Wine Presses at .3338

49c. Hardwood round wot 251:. Camera shape tin lunch
wash laundry baskets at .. 290. boxes at .... 19o.

Pint Mason Fruit Jars 39o dos. .M' Economy Fruit Jars

o1. Mason Fruit Jars 42c. dot. ' 851:. deg.

39o. Fine cloth Jelly strainers Gt. Economy Fruit Jars
Withwlrostandst....... momma," 89:. dog.

Albert F. Gchebe.

25 West WashingtonSt. South Norwalk.

 

 

. vities.

A social Time rollowed,
after which refreshments were sen ed.

3 A large and enthusiastic meetingllmv" ”‘8 ‘
""‘N‘m ”Wk by Mrs. J- Dunne 0' was held last night by the members charge “lid Patrick Darraab, Thom "

tliliddletow 11, Conn, who has'3 taken a of me South Norwalk Council Knights as Koran" and Dr J A. O'Cbnnor Mere
be new oilicers and appointed as members of the dance .
a, grand knight pre-

3 committee»
were in charge of the meeting.

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Phone 1069-2. Prompt Delivery.

 

 

 

Plans were discussed for the fall soil
A dance will be held the last
of this month or the first of, Nov-em
bor. Edward J. Splan was named as

[chairman of the committee which will
in

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arrangements for this

 

 

 

32 Washington Street, South NorWslk.
305 Main Street, Stamford.

Shoulder~Steak

 

Gudahys Rex Bacon, by Strip, .
i?“ , Smoked llanis
- oked Shoulders

Legs SmallSpl'lll A
Shoulder Spring

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Dealer 1n Meats, Fish, Vegetables, Fruits.

 

 
 
 

 

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39 Main Street, Norwalk :g‘:

ilc lb.3 2"
19c lb
18c lb

Sniart Coats
Suits and
presses 3
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The Newest Models

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To Transportation Companies,
and All Per-
sols Whom It May Conmn.
Rules and regulations for the impor-
tation of horses. asses, mules, cattle,
sheep, other ruminants and swine. in
effect on and after October “11,1915.
Whereas, the disease known as the

' “Foot and Mouth Disease" is again

prevalent in certain sections of the
United States, thereby, owing to its
infectious nature, endangering the
safety of all animals susceptible to
such disease within this State.

Now, be it known, flint by The au-

!thority vested in the Commissioner on

Domestic Animals by Chapter 227 of
the Public Actsgf 1315, the following
orders and regulations are hereby
mack and declarcd to be in force from
this date:

Section I. No horses, asses, mules,
cattle. sheep, other ruminants or
swine shall be brought into the State
of Connecticut by any individual or
common carrier without the written
permission of the Commissioner on
Domestic Animals: such written per-
mit must accompany all way~bllls or if
animals are driven or carted over the
highways must ‘0 in the possession
of man in chain. of such animals.

Sec. 2. All horses asses and mules
brought into Connecticut must, in
addition to complying with the. rules
and regulations dated January 15th.
1914, be properly disinfected before
shipment, and a certificate, approved
by the authorities having jurisdiction
of such matters in the state from
which shipment'is'made, showing that
such disinfection was properly made,
must be furnished the Commissioner
of this State before such animals are
released from quarantine.

Sec. 3. All cattle, sheep, other
ruminants, or swine, when not for im-
mediate slaughter must, in addition to
all other requirements now in eil‘oct.
be held in strict quarantine and sop
srated from all other animals at the
expense of the, owners for a period of
twenty-ave days and until released by

male or his agent.

Sec. ‘1. All boats, cars, crates,
wagons, vans, or other vehicles used
in the transportation of live animals
must be thoroughly cleaned and dis-
infected before such animals are
placed in same for'shipment into this

the Commissioner on Domestic Ani-
mals in the same manner as pro

‘ vided in Scétlon 2 before such animals

nrcyreleased [rem quarantine.
Sec. 5. The Commissioner m'SS'Tb-

mals from any and all sections or
areas which, in his opinion are in-

snid Commissioner may, at anytime,
revoke any permitypreviously issued
and then outstanding. for the importa-
tion into this State of animals, which

are so infected, and all damages
caused by such revocaton shall be.

borne by the owner.

Sec. 6. The foregoing rules and

in their daily worl'r, or" to such ani-
mals as are being transpbrted through
the State by common carriers aboard
cars when from area classified by the
Federal ~Governme'nt as‘PREE; but

3 none or such animals while "in transit
shall It unToaded .101: any necessary '3‘:

purpose, be permitted to go beyond

Dorian” ’ House
(Gregory Boulevard)

3SHORE DINNERS AND ALL

KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER;
tOHN E. O‘SULLIVAN. Pro
' Telephone Call

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Its-s .... mot (Mo-moo iAppl‘u‘ed October 51h 1m.
carats. l. u, no

Sec. 7. Notice of these rules and, Gov _
regulations shall be given by public»; PENALTY
tion in newspapers, by tarnishing I ‘ "

Phaptfl 227, Public Acts of
. ‘3‘
Sutton 2. Any person,or “*-
cer or agent of any corpora ‘
shall violate any such order 7
masonorwhosmuobsuui3
tempt to obstruct said mm W
or any assistant while .1 .1 "
discharge of any duty here
be fined not more than one- ‘ 3
dollars, or imprisoned not more“
thirty days or both. .

copies to transportation companies do-
ing business within this State, by
general distribution among dealers in'
animals, and, by furnishing copies to
applicants for permits to be issued inl
accordance with the provisions as
1mm ”in. '

Dated at Mord Connecticut, thisl
so. any or October, 1915.
JEH'IRY 0. PHELPS, JR,

Commissioner.

 

 

the Commissioner on Domestic Ant .

State and a certificate furnished to I

lose to grant permits to import ani-

tectcd with a contagious disease, and, "
in the opinion of said Commissioner

regulations do not apply to horses,
asses and mules that enter the State "

9‘ Ward’s 133mm and Cake Fresh Every Day. ;.3 .

é Apples; Peaches, Oranges. Lemons, Grape Fruit

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Saturday SpeCIals 3
9"
East Norwaik Cash Grocery
Telephone 743-3 Freemclivm
Delicious Creamery Butter, a lb. .............. . . . . . .
Best Family flour, a bag... .................... .:
Gold Medal Flour, a bag ......... . . . .. ..... . ......
Granulated Sugar, 4 1-11, lbs. .-. ................... . 2
FancyPotatoes,ulbs .......... 1 '333
Pure Loaf Lard, a it: ............................ 1'
Good Eggs, adozen.... ...... ' ............ ....L..'
Magnolia or Clover Milk.... .....
Evaporated Milk, 3 cans ..................... ‘L . . ' 2 1 5
3 Loose Oatmeal, fresh from the mills, .1 lb. ...... . i ” f
' FanCy Seeded Raisins, a pkg. cut to .............. 1 3
3, White Rose Oats, 3. pkg. cut to .‘. ............
White Rose Pancake, 10c pkg. ................ ‘ ' 333
Pure Cocoa 1n quart jars' cut to ..... ’ ............. 2
Epicure Shaker Salt, 10c box cut to ......... ..’ > 3
HMO Oats,apkg'. ................. m
Live Oak Buckwheat, 3 lb. pkg. . ‘ '
Standard Kerosene Oil, a gallon ..... ..... '. . . "
Charcoal roc bag cut to '. ..... . . . ..... am ...... . . . . . . 3
Mustard Sardines, 3 cans .......... .m .256:
A. STULL. _
24 Cottage Street. ’ East Nor-walk.

 

 

 

ClTY MARKET
‘69 No. Main St. llayes’ Block
Legs Genuine Spring. Lamb

Fore Quarter Lamb
Shoulderlamb Chops

Rib lamb Chops

Lamhior Stewing

‘3 Rib Roast oi Beer

7 Sifictly Fresh Killed Fowls

Milk Fed Roastingi' Chickens "
1' Best Cut Shoulder Steak
Hamburg Steak '

.4 o i ' $0 1:" '3 ‘
Groceries, Prints and vegetables.
Hotel Astor Head Rice .................. 3 lbs hit 2513‘-
Campbell’s Assorted Soups 3 cm: a
Strictly Pure Load .14 21111111112511,

Extra Choice Creamery Butter ' 35c 33 ..
Import‘ed Pure Olive Oil. ... . . 70¢ qt. can;

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

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Brussels Sprouts, Celery, Lettuce, Oyster Planhllhe H
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...-789mm Wax Beans.
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"With White Stitching
A Large Invoice Received To-dav

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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