SCHULTZE’S 3 SANITARY MARKETS
Dealer in Meals. Fish, Vegetables, Fruits.
good fresh killed Turkeys 22c 8t 30c lb.
afrom the same groWu' who shipped us
film FINEST TURKEYS WE EVER
: :HANDLED for our Thanksgiving and
{ Christmas trade last year.
‘ffiSltlvely no Frozen
535’ Stock
rh Fine Ohio Geese, 25c lb.
S’s“ = siand Ducks, 58.: lb.
Mme Roasting Chickens, 26c lb.
Best Long
NatiVe
amp-made Sausage Meat, 22c lb.
& Barnes' Sausage, 22c lb.
’ Sausage, bag, 22c lb.:
and (C) Sugar Cured Hams, 20c lb.
1 ego Lamb. 22c lb. Rib Lamb Chops, 24c lb.
‘ 10in Lamb Chops, 28c lb.
gal Roam, 20c lb. Rib Veal Chops 22c lb.
iLoin Veal Chops. 24c lb.
Rib Roasts, I4c—22c lb. Round Steak,
‘ {Sc lb. Sirloin Steak. 22c lb.
"Pineapple" Porto Rico Oranges, wonderfully
link, 24c lb. sweet, 18c-28c doz. $3.25-
Half—box, $1.75.
By the box,
Baldwin or Greening Apples. 30c pk. Lemons,
18c doz. Tokay Grapes, 15c gl.‘ 5
Malaga Grapes, l8c lb. Grape Fruit. 45c doz.
New Dromedary Dates, loc 1b.
Italian Chestnuts, 10c lb. New English Wal-
nuts, 20c lb. New Mixed Nuts, 15c lb.
READ THESE GROCERY PRICES:
Shrimp, 18c can. Crab Meat, 38c lb. Lobster,
m 35c qt. Round Clams, EsCallops, All
M“ Kinds Fresh Fish.
a»; 38c lb. Salmon, 2 cans for 25c. Sardines.
all”: Celery" 15c bunch; Onions, 5c qtr:
H; u_ in ’
Pumpkins, 2c lb. ,Parsnips, 4c lb.l Cran-
es. 8c—loc qt;
5c, 10c can. Tuna Fish, t5c. 25c can. Kip—
pered Herrings, 15c can. Good Peas, Corn,
Sweet Potatoes, 25c 1Lima Beans, Baked Beans or Tomatoes.
:Whl'te Potatoes, 30c. pic; Tumips,
‘ 15c Pk 25;. Horse Radish, loc bottle.
Genuine Home Made Jellies and Preserves
Made Right tn Town by An- Expert BOusewife
too can. lBig bottle Stuiied or Plain Olives,
A
at: Apple or Currant Jelly ........ 12c ar '.'—'-
i: ed Huckleberries, Peaches Pears jor Sweet Sliced Green Tomato“ Pickled, pint .
" Plums, pint glass can _ .. ...... 25c _ glass can .. ........................ 15c
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N'STT‘O'R‘Y‘HOUR. Wm w more “Heals mililflile“
Nldren'e Story Hour at the when (l)? youngsters Heat themselves
'17 1““ Saturday, was on the floor. Miss Grace Hanna is
These hours gather the enterprising young teacher‘ who
lhtrty- children and 81‘? Riven in volunteered to tell the utoriem every
' rou'o Room. The little ones other week, Last Saturdliy she gave
in the window .-—( hairs tales which teach the virtue o! hospi-
nlity, "The Woodpecker Who' Was
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‘ ~‘1:C Balel' CO'
selfish," Rn ludian plot; “The Sti-
liuh Giant,“ by Oscar Wilde, and "Old
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by Caroline Bailey.
Later, when the excitement of the
holidays is over, it is the design tn
town ‘to alternate with Mills Hanna.
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,The Sentinel will be issued-as a
morning paper * next Thursday.
Thankauhmg ”M'- Advertisements
HOW ABOUT Tl-EAT ROOF? and um should reach the. office
‘. Wednesday afternoon.
“G 5881 Me being the 18 in. Perfection Vancouver Red
{The are manufactured trout the very best selected Red
and from live timber—«tot from stumpage or refuse left in
mariner are they baked to death in tdrrkttn, but-drier ”j
. a moderate heat. so as to retain the natural life‘ofthe’
.You want the beat; we've got. them—ask for Port Kells and ~
together and figure out a run! that will give you hone-t
THE RATCH & BAILEY co,
M IWlust. as far as the nearest letter box or telephone.
is No. Main St.
Mull Rabbits Thanksgiving Dinner.",
ask some of the other story-tellers iii.
: THANKSGIVING DAY SENTiNELR
CITY': MARKET
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ii flStrictly fresh killed near by Turkeys
30c andS 32c lb.
This will indeed be a gala holiday
'season in Norwallk. The business
istteets of the downtown section will
be a blaze of glory, and the stores
,will be 3 rev elation in holiday attile
and tempting bargains The lighting
lAssmiation have completed arrange—
ments for the decorative lighting.
"l‘he colltlatt has been given to Reed
,powelful elettric lights will be strung
committee of the Retail Merchants',
iv \olk fill the work. The stlings of.
r IQHD'AY. Nov. a, mi '7
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TRISTRAM & HYATT
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK ll
More of the New Silk Waisls
The finest line we have ever shown in attractive stripes
and plain colors. Very reasonably priced from $2.00 to $6.00
................. $5.00 each
Several styles similar to cut .
The Holiday Umbrellas
Hiking (not across) Washington street,
,liaili streets.
’l‘lll» majority of
l‘2l\t' their holiday stock on
‘ ~7ilop call), [01 that old saving about
,‘llle earl) worm holds line about the
tall) SllODDEI. The melL‘lmlltn will
the stores now
lif you “Try Norw'alk First,"
Vkeep on trying with cut-optional utilise
1tut-lion to yourself?“ '
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:2 Run Street.
Specialties werc
NEW YORK. Nov.
10:30 a. in.)
Stock Exchange. Texas Company on,
its initiitl advance of 3 3-4 scored 11’
new record at 204. General Motors
was 5 higher at
“dismal Ala-h 4 12 at us 12.
(‘alit‘otniu and Mexican I’etroleunls
gained a point or more with similar'
fidvuntes in American Loco, Baldwin‘
.1 loco Lutkuwanna Steel American
(‘ur and Ilqnifid l“lilll, while Marine
i’fd lose 2 3-8 to 71 38. Welding-l
house yielded a point and United
Sixties Steel lagged l'nlon Paclflcandlctlll(lll(‘ll‘d ll_\ the Ru E
New Haven were firm features among.
the railways
HOPE
Hope. it is, that springs
eternal in the' human
breast, they, say, but the
time seems huge-infernal.
—waiting for the promised
day when our, Bridge
shall becompletedand it‘s
traffic haveiull sway.
Hope his good; for -in-
spiration, hope firings life
and strength..eud joy. but
it will not .chase the Win-
ter from your doorstep.
my dear boy. Coal will do
the trick—and swiftly-—
and ‘tis .Coal you must
THE
mums ooAl.
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.llayes’ Block
::nt’! 743- 3 -Free Delivery I guarantee there are no better turkeys to be obtained
' at any price. '- .
alumni“??? ....................................... 3&5 Choice young rowls 22c lb
if" 1%]:ch '1. 1.; he. ........................... fig . ~-,Nab've roasting Cbickilns 25c lb.
53m in t 2 s. ..................
.. ted Pumpki: 15¢: sizep agcan Cut to . . . . . . . .. . 10¢ ‘ [long ISIand ”Mel‘s l
l: .. “Rose Pumpkin. a can .................... 12¢, ‘ . , ‘ .
caMi¢$nggm alblb,‘mt .t.°. .............. . ...... };5 Choice YOIlIlflGeeSC \\ .. .
waggtcfidsmizi‘: antig'IZZIZZXIZZII. %% Lean FI'CSll “3mg, '. , 180 Ill.
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‘l$333.73:::;::::::::::::::::::::::'13$ _ Flesh Shoulders- . “5‘31”".
‘~ RWSQ 1? all ................ it ''''''''''''''' 53%.. Home Made filialfillk?‘ 18c ill-.- .
W. o asses, 2 ca.“ ....................... ..
Nggfinm‘g‘” “3? can C‘“ m . - W933 Cranberries . ‘ Celery Sweet Potatoes
meandeneedMilit-.a'c.tin.::::::li:'.l.,:-.I.::..919 Nuts fancy Apples Raisins --.;Gi'ape Fruit S
- Oranges
Ward’s Bread and Cake
Telephone 1340
Railroad avenue and North and Southi
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hand»
lewrl' one of them. convince you that,
you'll-
theI
.sole features, of interest on the rev
‘sutnption of ‘truding today on the,
o and United Statesl '
land illelldn
lilom out oi town
* man
-I cemetery, Wilton.
> Maples two. sons and two daughters.,
. vices will be held from the late home i . WITH WINE
,ol the deceased on Wednesday at ll V
- t P. M.
2:30 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Bar-to will ofll- 'n 12 to 3 331(1‘5330 0 8 .
clots, and interment will be in Rivel- l ' ..--. ~ . P ‘12“. @9180
Are Here
An ideal present for men, women and children.
Beginning with the best
dollar umbrella made
We have them at vari ous prices up to Five Dollars.
With very attractive handles, both plain and silver mount-
Children’s Umbrellas,
75c. to $1.50
DEATHS AND FUNERALs;
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Funeral of Mrs. Glorchino.
Alllt‘lld Git)!“
funeral of NH ,
Peter's church;
'llu
rhino was llcld at St ‘
lionbun, Sutuldln luoluing at mile
o‘clock. The fullcrui >0l‘\lt't*S werel
A. (‘ottclL
and
H. Krieger & Co.
Sale On Overcoats
See Our New Chesterfield Overcoat
At $15
Better Ones at $18 and $20. They Are
World Beaters
Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits, With
of Pantsat $5
Corduroy. Suits, With 2 Pants and Cap
to Match at $6 98 “
CASll" OR CREDIT
l‘i-tcr'n.
by
“hill" “‘91?
took
assistant lulol of SI.
were lur‘uth nttcmictl
slum] (ll
inn rmenl
relatives
place in lll' Nut (‘dlllullt' H'liltltr),
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Mrs. Martin Dolierty.
\iia ‘hialtin ilollerly 0i
ilown, died at the llunbun hospital
1Fliduy night, Hlltl‘ an illness of sev-
icrnl \tceks' dulotion 'lliv both thsl
'tnken to Georgetown Saturday morn-
}lng. interment will take place in St.
.‘Francis' cemetery. .\it. liisco, N. Y.
Michael Demoto.
Michael ‘lemoto. a w'cllkuown local
bootblwck, who fut some time has;
lliainialned la stand in the Henry
Froeb barber shop, on \‘ort'h Main
treet. died an the Norwulk Hospital
yeaterdm morning. .‘ll. Deluoto re-l
sided on Lowe utreet and besides his
widow is sulvived by a large family
of children. He underwent an oper-f
ution several days use for an acute.
physical nilmcnt. Funeral arltulge-
ments could not be announced with
certainty today
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Funernlvof Mr. Allen. 1
At 10:30 o'clock this morning, the:
funeral service or Henrv Greenwood
Allen, who died l‘ridiu afternoon, was
conducted by the Rev. Frederick A.'
Coleman. rector 'of Trinity Episcopal
lcliurcllh fro mule home of his sister.
Mrs. Leslie Smith. 39 Elmwood m‘e‘
nue. "he remains, in charge of Un-,
dertukor D.’ W. Raymond, were re-‘l
moved ‘to Brooklyn, N. ‘i'.. where they;
will be interred today in Greenwood
cemetery. .
George-
Pair
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ADVANCE WINTER STYLES
for street, informal afternoon attains; church, easily
reproduced at home with little expense from the
NEW DECEMBER
McCall
Patterns
The new fashions for
Winter beautifully il-
lustrated. One hun-
dred pages of authen-
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Mn. Julia Ann Morehouse. i t.‘t the new Winter
Julia Ann 3\iorellouse. widow ofl is”. ‘
Sherman liorelmuse, died Saturdayl :6".
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at her home in “men. Mrs. More-l up: c
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house is survived by one son. Sher-l 5.x.“
Morehouse. Funeral services :
will be held from the inte home of the:
deceased Tuesday afternoon lit "
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o’clock. Burial will be in Zion Hill
BOOK of “I
Fashions S "
(Winter Quarterly)
NOW ON; SALE New Pocket Frock.
ad- McCall Pattern No.
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Mrs. a. w. Maplea.
Amelia ,Nichols, widow of B. W.
Maples, died suddenly at her home, 11
Maple street. yesterday morning. Mrs.'
New Redlngote
A. Model
McCall Pattern No.
_6885. ,We are show-
ing many other new
and attractive de-
signs.
C. J. MINTZ &~C0.
New Hotel Maéhackemo
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
is on
ant hor'uy
vance styles. Profuse- 638‘- One of the new
William K. and James W., and Miss‘
Clara Maples and Mrs. W. G. Aiken.
Funeral services will” be held from
the home on Wednesday afternoon at
2 o’clock. Rev. Mr. Howell \vill ofli-j
ciate. Interment will be in Willow)
Brook cemetery. Westport. l
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John N. Rowe. l
John N. Rowe. a well known cur-l
penter of the First Distlict, died this
morning at his home on Spring Hill
avenue. Mr. Rowe was sixty eight
years old and is survived by his wife
and four sons Charles J. John W., Aln
bert E. and Frederick A. Funeral ser-
ly illustrated in color. December ““3“-
SO. NORWALK
CONNECTICUT
RESERVE TABLE FOR THA\NKSGIVING DINNER
$1.00
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aide cometary.
Norwalk Chronicler