. all! manner ,,
69 No. Main St.
llayes’ Homemade Sausage.
Small [syn flesh hams,
, f fresh Shoulders,
v, 7‘ Shoulder Pork Chops,
' legs GenuineSpring Lamb
‘- l-‘ore Quarter Lamb
' Shoulder-limb Chops
Illibkossti-Beei
hamburg Steak ,
Best Cut Shoulder Steak
: lean Pot Roast .
, [tome Dressed Fowls
Native Roasting Chickens
j Fresh Killed Broilers
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Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables
Oranges 25c and 30c doz. Caulifli'wer
Grape Fruit Native Spinach
:-. California Grapes Hot House Tomatoes
:; Apples~ Ward's Bread and Cake
Lettuce, Celery Fresh Every « Day.
A; {tall line of Fruit, Vegetables and Groceries. We are
cutting pigs now. Everything in Pork Products.
i Telephone your order r340. Free Delivery.-
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18¢ lb.
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16c lb.
22c lb 1 ’_
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16c lb. 3'
lbs lb. 3
22c lb.
25c lb. . ~‘ 2
. 25c lb. g:
Something of interest
to Housekeepers i
This Just for Saturday list covers a great var-let of needs in h e.
keeping helps at lessened prices. y . ous
‘.
79c. Reliable Alarm Clocks at 65C- Cocoa door mm. 14 x 26 ,
59.; inches at ....... 49c. '
5c. Waxed Sandwich Paper 25“ O-Cedar 7’0"“ at
2 for SC. —" 196. bottle
10C. Spic-Span Metal Polish Cedar O“ MOP! with 45 inch
Be. can wood handle, Just, the thing
. 50c. Meat Founders at 35c. tor small rooms. Onlyk ‘
Wood Lawn Rakes with 24 _ ' 10:. each
wood teeth at .......... 39c." Wood C‘oat Hangers 3 for Se.
Jelly Glasses with tin tops
25c. Fancy Wood Salt Boxes 19c .
25c. and 29c. doz.
10c. Skat, Mechanics’ Soap
$1.00 “99” for cleaning clog. 8c. can
ged drainpipes at ...... 69c. PiFOWIX. used for-preserving
25c. Counter Hair Brushes 19s , 8c. lb.
$2.50 Galvanized dustless, ro- 250- 1 iii. black earthern tea
tary ash sitters, will fit any pots at ............... . 19c. ‘
ash can ............... $158 $1.35 Runwln Food Choppers,
1' China Nest Eggs ....'1c. each , easily taken apart and clean-
15¢. 2.qt. Stone Cider Pitciiers ed at .................. 980.
_ 5c. each 10c. good quality Whisk Brooms
Pt.’Mason Fruit Jars 39c. doz. 7°' “c"
Hotpoint Electrlolrons, guaran- }
teed 10 yrs. 110-220 volts, now
$3.00
.19c.
Qt. Mason Fruit Jars 42c. doz.
2 qt. Mason Fruit Jars 69c. doz.
Pt. Economy Fruit Jars 85c doz.
Qt, Economy Fruit Jars 39¢ doz. 25c. Folding Lunch Boxes .
Phone roGg-a. . Prompt Delivery.
A‘
. 79¢ white enameled r0" mp 25c. Nut Crackers with wood
bread boxes at ......... 59c. stand ......... 7.. ...... 19c. ‘
Albert, F. Gehe—be.
25 West Washington St. . - ‘ South Norwalkf?
4 ’ A , [Sp‘ec‘iai , V
fTOmorrow on Men’s, BOy’s-and
’ Children’simercoats and. Mackin: _,
aws ' ‘
including New and Smart Styles in Men’s Balmaroom.‘
. ‘_ .we will Also Place on Sale ‘ ‘ f
a: _- Crepe do Ohms: ,-Wa:—1sts ,_ ~
‘1 Fur 'Il‘rirnrri'edirreg‘ular $3.00 3valuejatm
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"scalp and stops tailingghair. Years
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' “Dealer in :Meais. Fish. Vegetables, Fm“ I!
305 Main Street, Stamford.
agniain Street, Nor-watt ;;
(Round Steak
«f Fore dunner
Rib Lamb Chops 18¢ lb.
Loin Lamb Chops 25¢ lb.
baton by Ship
521395 Spring Lamb.
Shoulder Steak
lamb
Hamburg Steak . . 14¢ 11)..
Sirloin Steak 22¢ ll).
l‘ortcrhousc Steak 24¢ lb.
20c lb.”
‘ 18c lb}
12 l-Zc lb
‘iSc lb. "
. 13c lb. *
Rump Corn Beef 18¢ lb.
Prime Rib Roast ’
......» Stew ..... «10¢ lh- i-‘ranki’orts ....... 1 lb. 14¢*22¢ 11" .
Beet Liver ...... 10¢ lb. l’latl: Corn Beef .. 10¢ lb. 1m Roast ';0¢~20¢ lb.
Small Hams. . ........... ....... L'” ............ 18¢ lb.
Squires’ Bag Sausage ...... 22¢ lb. , Squires’ Link Sausage ..... 24¢ lb. -,
Sperry and Barnes’ Sausage 22¢ lb. ‘ Home Made Sausage Meat ...... 22¢ lb.
Native Fowl ...... .. . . .7 24¢ in. Native Roasting Chickens ..... 28¢ lb. ~ ,
Blue Fish 16c lb-
whifing II‘UUOIIOIOU
Salmon 14c lb.
8c lb. String Clams . ..
ButterFish xoelb.»
3 for-25¢
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Street Potatoes, 25c pk.
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(Continued from Page One.)
setting for so interesting an event as
yesterday’s muslcale proved to be. Sit-
uuted‘ near one of the most inviting
spots of the Norwaik harbor, the pic-l
turcsquc grounds, beautiful with,
(tones and excellent view of Long [3-,
land Sound and’Nor-wnlk islands, the;
setting left nothing to be desired.
The opening recital was‘ given in the §
music room on the third floor of the!
MdMulien home. The first piece,.
“Stradeiln.” (Flotow) was played on]
the handsome organ at 3:20 o'clock.
Voice." from “Samson and I)niiiah.”=
by Mrs. F. B. Grannies, of Bridgeport.a
Mrs. Granniss was in excellent voice}
and charmed her llearcrs. it required;
n voice. of unusual power and flexl-l
bility to sing with the big organ. but;
’Mrs. Grll’nniss proved herself morei
Allan capable. !
'The closing selection on the organ
was "Ave Maria" (Schubert-Liszt).
The organ recital was repeated at;
4;30 o’clock, when “Mignon" (Thom-i
as) and “Ophee and“‘Enfcrs" (Often-i
both) were rendered.” Mrs. Gl'nnniss,£
‘as well, repeating “My Heart at Thyi
Sweet Voice." , i
The piano recital opened gut 3:50
o'clock and was of uncommon inter
eat and worth. ' 1
Gordon Hempsden. a celebratedi
pianist, now playing at the Colonial
Theatre, New York, gave a very tal-
ented rendition of several selections
of merit. They were "Barcarolle"
(Orad’oif). “Prelude” (Rachmainoir)
and “Caprice Espagnol" (bioskowski).;
Mr. Hempsden was favored with:
hearty applause, hiy performance win
hing him many friends. , ‘- ~
A restore -was~the singing of Miss.
\J’anet Merrill, of New ‘vonr. 'Mls‘sl
Merrill is a concert singer of great
popularity in'New York city, and her
Minnow
Try Verandmothelj's fgld [Favorite~ .
Recipe'of sage 'Teaantf Sulphur. '
Almost everyone‘ltnows that Sage
Tea and Humbug-properly compound-
~ed, bringsbaokthe natural color and
mussy‘and troublesome.“ ~.~ ~-
_ Nowadays. we simply ask git any
drug storedoriWyeth’s’Sage and Sul-
lirgo- bottle
‘ a In
I
man oi the bounce committee, and
shrubbcry and "908. the stately T95“ Mrs. Charles 1“. Triatrarn. The guests
,waa boulliii'ully served with the dainty
:cetving excellent results.
i
live-phat: Wfldtutionaol-Fthe: famous
All Kinds oi Fresh Fruits in vegetables
presenting recitals in many. Fifth ave-
with a warm response. She sang “The
Sunbeam” (Ronald) and "The Star"
(Rogers).
Mr. and Mrs. McMullen were assist-
ed in receiving the guests by Mrs.
Leo Davis. president of the. Norwalh
Town Union of the King’s Daughters
and Sons: Mrs. Robert F‘. Way. chair.
were well looked after.
Presidingest. the coffee urnintho
dining remnants Mrs. Henry S. Lock-
wood. and at the ten urn Mrs. Francis
iiurritt and Mrs. Percy W. Brooks.
Delicious punch was served by Mrs.
Charles Hill. . ..
The many patronesses who assisted
refreshments that had been provided
in abundance; in the dining room,
were: v .
Mrs. G. H. Norton, Mrs. Amos Mor-
gnn,’ Mrs. Francis 1. Burneii, Mrs.
Frank 1. Jones. Mrs. G. ll. Goodrich.
Mrs. Wm. Buttery, Mrs. 'fifred Bod-
well, Mrs. Minot 3. S th. Mrs. J.
‘his life [or her lover, who in the early
part of the story had saved his own
from the gallows. .
Placed in tilts dramatic juxtaposi-
tion, Mr. Mason and Miss Dawn com-
bine their talents so effectively that it
in diiflcult to say who really achieves
the greatest artistic results. Suillce
it to say that this extraordinary stei-
lar combination-4hr: first time in the
history or motion pictures that two
such illustrious stars have been co-
starred—render the picturlzation at
this great drama one of the moat ab-
sorbing photo-plays ever presented.
Blindness of Virture.
Tomorrow at the Regent Theatre.
Essunay will offer Cosmo Hamilton’s
great story, “The Blindness ot' Vir-
f M SchlF ability and personality results in herghis daughter, and who later sacrifices
"(ME OR AGED “ nuc homes. Miss Merrill's work met
This selection was followed by “tin making every one feel perfectly flt'tue." This picture is in 6 parts and
vocal solos, "My Heart at Thy/Sweeilhome, and in 509mg that every oneicioscly follow: the play from which
the picture was taken. it is truly one
of the most sensational motion pic-
tures that has yet becntproduced and
should be witnessed by every parent
and every child. Three complete per-
formances will be given of “The
Blindness of Virtue" tomorrow at the
Regent.
Emory Stevens. Miss Josephine Hurl-
liutt, Miss Natale Jennings, Mrs.
Uhnrieywackley, Mrs. Frank Wood-l
word, Mrs. James
Charles Quintard. Mrs. Josephine
Bradley, “Miss Amanda Weed. Ml
Helen Staples and Miss Cnrolyne Mc-
Kenzle.
Automobiles were loaned in large
numbers. Many of the guests were
met at the Cliiiord corner, where them
were taken to the McMuilen residence.
Those who loanet automobiles were
Mr. mid Mriit-«MoMuilen Charles Dia-WPHOW Ticket;”
mond, Charles“ F.
Hurlbutt, Miss Kate Taylor and Judge
1). B\Bradley. ‘ ...
The musicals was for the benentrot
’the Home for’th‘e Aged. onwl’estp'orl!
avenue, an institution which is dear
to the hearts :oi local people,fi'and
Which is being generously assisted by
all.
energetic'andgmoat capable, are re-
I
JOHNNY'lS IDEA. ,, ,
Teacher~Who “can tell me which if
theyindex linger? in .— ‘ -
Bright“ BOY-51th the one we
when we turn Over the poses.
intramuscular
"REGENT THEATRE.
. ., .. .
:-
John "Masontlndrliuel Om} Achieve
Ooubiejlrs g tle'Triumph in Screen
Version of; " “elicited Drama,\f'The
_ rater-cards ,1: . ,x
. The eminentsdraniatio star; John
Mason,yoneaot theégreatest actors or
the modern. “stage... who made his
screengdebut ,in "Jim," the Penman,"
and Hazel: Dave. the captivating. and .
tyouthtul‘ster who recently aband‘onpd
the .stags.,pormanently to appear. ex-
clusively: on « the, screen for. the Fa-
mons‘ ’rlsy , _ :li‘fim Co... are Jointly
resented, by thatporilpany {mitts is:
outlllt’mlno‘fl“ ‘ china. an: elaborate
binge succeearfiil‘he' Fenland” by
mill in. Measurements:
“ .. on at
H. Seeley, Mrs. ; their
Tr strain. Lewisl
The King's. Daughters, active;
A lies?
Chas. K. Champiin’s Repertoire.
Opening with the New York drama
tic success “Today," Charles K.
Champiin and his company will make
res-appearance in Norwalk after
many years. Daily matineesfiviii be
so given during Mr.‘ Champlin's engage
ment at the Regent Theatre-next
week, and the management announces
that children under 5 will positively
not be admitted. The repertoire for
rtlle week is as folloWs: \Monday mat-
inee, "'l‘oday;" Monday night, "The
_ . Tuesday matinee.
l "The Yellow Ticket" Tuesday night,
"The Ninety'and’.Nlne;" Wednesday
matinee, “The Ninety and Nine;”
Wednesday night, “‘Podayf’ Thursday
matinee, and. night.’ "Madam X;" Fri.
dyy matinee and nightf‘The Rosary:"
Saturday matinee. "The Burglar and
the Lady:" Saturday night. “The
Lamb and the Brute." Reserved seats
arenyow selling for the entire engage
me . ' ‘ '
3 Lockwood’s Hallvwill be the home
‘ .of ,the movie program 'next wait and
an exceptional program has been ar-
ranged. announcement of which is
mandarin the advertisement. Daily
matineea will be given and the av.
lng performanceswili run continuous
from 7:15 till710:‘30. '
PALACE THEATRE TODAY. -
George Nash ln~"The Cotton King."
A group of wealthy man try to cor-
ner the cotton market but! force up
the price. They succeed in their
plans "and the market is thrown into
ajpanic. To be successful, it is neces-
bary forrthem'to take into their ring
Johny Osborne. who controls mgr-eat
deal or cotton. ”They“ approach “him
with 'thelr.pian.‘ wbu't..lle refuses to
agree to it“ becausebt'the misery it
will bring on thousands“. people. ~ 1
He goes south and ~buysvthe Ash.
ton Cotton Mills fro\ Henry Stockiey
9d his'son Richard- He retains Rich-
ard as his general manager. - ‘_ ..
w in the mills there is swearing, a,
young girl named? Elsie Kent, ..v‘r‘ho
itveti“1rith,-'s‘nd.'ia‘thbiaole‘ sunnott’
her-gran (another, stinsPKenL. .
falla“ a. love: Willi- Richardrfliil'
trays. hen bromiflfismlirfim:
. been, 3-31!!!” in love “with
who live th-‘h ‘r. ’ Mrs:-
'ShoulderSteak’ . .
‘rliound’Stcak . . .'
“Leg oi 'Sprlu‘glalnb . .
,ltib lamb Chops . .
Swilt’s llams , . . .
‘ [Beers Meat and Provision}
ink horseb
kle Osborne. and ,Fonseeo arrive an
friable“d and “ms $332“ 3:]; iii Hetty: Richard is unmasked and
thrown oil and is ‘-
ias dying condition. Before it
makes~his will.
the way he has
so he determines to
He leaves his props
Richard. onlv in the even
marryingfletty Drayson.
This puts Richard _
He wants the money and yet he knows
that Hetty does
loves Osborne: to
who _s soon .
3:, solves the problem by spreading
the report that Osborne
er of Elstle, this; home
traction» ‘ mm a r . _
report spread through the mills
Shillingrtw,
’ ha es . ,
till; The ‘menjon hearing the report
threaten .towkill
Osborne goes 'to New
resent
determining to
for now. with
sition to marry
rives' ln'NeW cathartic pills‘ or castor oil? ‘
telegram to:0rlborne as if,.ff°m his Transom-eta work‘whiie “yo.
0 ..teuln ‘
l‘fififig‘».§hl’automoblie to take Os;
. burn to _‘
,.day3"rrWh%i
' " t or court .. 7 ,
’tbrownginto va/deserted house,‘ How
.. yer. *Oeborne manages to overpower
his'eeotnrienndzescapell. .
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Samrd‘a‘y » pedals
We ‘ofier‘irom “choicetprime beef the i. .
following at extremely. low prices
;
__, Extra Specials 9
Hamburg Steak . .
Sirloin Steak . .
Porterhouse‘Steak
LoinLalubCllups r . .
Shoulder oi lainb . .
Prime Roast Beet .
‘ Sperry & Barnes Superior Sausage 22c;
Homemade Sausage —*. 22c ; ,
Swiit’s Fowls
Fresh Porkislns and Shoulders
Sperry it, Barnes llamrand Bacon
Sweet Painter 3. 25c per pk.
Swilt’sbrookiield Eggs and Butter
"Fresh Vegetables and Fruits -
FREE DELIVERY. PHONE 881 NDRWALK. 1180 80. NORWALK‘.
TComp’any
South Norwallt
'1 Norwalk [Barton
——._——
Saturday SpeCials -
Telephone 743-3.
Delicious Creamery Er‘ter, a lb. . . . . . . . .. .
Pure Leaf Lard, 3 lb. .
Best Family Flour, a bag . .......................
FancyPotatoee.141bs.............. _,
Extra GoodEggs,adozen..l.. ...... ................
Granulated Sugar, 4 1-4 lbs .................... . . . . . .
Grandma's Pancake Flour, 3 pkgs. ...]. ........
White Rose Pancake Flour, 10c pkg. cut to ....... . . ..
Magnolia or Clover Milk, a can .................
Full-weight Seeded Raisins, a pkg. ..... _
Graham Flour, 5 lb. bag cut to ....................
Cream of Wheat or Wheatena. a pkgs. ..... .. . .
Krinkle Corn Flakes, roc pkg. cut to . .............. .7
Live Oak, Buckwheat, a pkg.
Karo Corn Syrup, {cc-can cut to
Pure Cocoaéii quart Jazzngut to. . . . . .. .........
eanser, 2 . . ‘ . . . y
“'gbgeDGuSiiieai, fresh ironrthe mills, a lb. . . . . . .
Full—weight Condensed Milk. a can ....... ,. . . . . . . . ..
. A.. STELL-
24 Cottage Street.
.....
”ea—i‘
uek. The horse becomes
forei‘th'e elevator reaches‘th but
to prison.
e dies, be
He feels remorse at
treated-the Draysons.
make retribution.
rty. to his son,
t o! Richard’s
on
if; a “attendant
not love him. but
Besides there is El-
Lb‘ecome a mother.
Don't-my heidashy, ‘eonstlpat
with breath bad and;
. stomach sour.
Get a lO-cent box now. ..
You men and women 'Who »
feeling right—who have? ,»
coated ”tongue, bad tall ‘
breath, dizziness. can't also
ions-gnawed: and“ upset;
a sick, sassy. dibord‘er
have a bad cold. ‘ . ‘
Are You keeping your bowo .
with ' cascareta or merely "toroi
passageway every law days with
is the betray-
allenatlng Hetty's af-
He has this
by
the drunken engineer.
Osborne ftor. discharging
Osborne." ‘ ‘- .
York" to map-
‘. . Richard follows in
ibis firmget him'oiit‘bf the way,
Elsie dead,;lib M a po-
Hetty. When he an
York he, sends a bogus
8"‘03b0m9' ' “I” ‘he‘ is cieanqe‘;the stomach, remove t
undigested. tormenting .topd
gases; take the excess
liver and carry outgot t
the constipated fivaete
poison til! the ' bowels. '
‘A .Casearet tonight. will
you {out in; . .
ountry“pl§toe dv'er'_Sun‘
‘eltsutomoblie is out in
Osborne is- nelson and
Richard, has gonfihom'e
Hottv.‘ savior ' that .
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