‘ 005 Main Street, Stamford
Round Steak ..... h20¢ 24¢ Prime Rib Roast
‘. Sirloin Steak ....... 22¢ Loin Lamb Chops . .28¢ 14¢" 22¢
-' Porterbouse Steak .24¢ Lamb Stew ........ 12¢ Pot Roast . 10¢~ 28
Hamburg Steak .. .15¢ Forequarter Lamb . 10¢ Beef Liver ..........
Dixie Baton ....... 13¢ Sperry and Barnes’ Linlr Plate Corned Beef 8¢
' I pkg BAKING SODA
. x bot. MAPLE SYRUP .............. 10¢ I pkg. JELLY POWDER ._. ....... 1. 10¢ I
i can QUEEN BAKING POWDER 3:10.; I bot c'E‘LERY SALT 10¢ 7.7
SCEULTZES 3SANTTAR7Y MARKETS
Dealer in Meats, Fish, Vegetables, Fruits.
32 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
39 Main Street, Norwalk.
15c lb.
or II.
140 lb.
22c lb.
Pork Roast.
Shoulder Steak
Fresh Shoulders,
Small Legs Lamb
Rib Lamb Chops .
Sausage
18¢
.........
Fancy Fowl 24c, Fancy Roasting Chickens 28c
Tile Fish ........ 121 ;.¢
Red Salmon ...... 121 '_.¢ l
Herring ........... 8¢ i
Sweet Potatoes 40c pl:
Spanish Onions .. 3 for It:
Cauliflower. Parsni'ps,
Parsley.
Grape Fruit 8 for 25—6 ior 25—5 for 25
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Large Californias
35c, 40c, 50c doz.
Spinach. .......... 25c pk.
OUR SPECIALS
SAVE YOU MONEY
GET THE HABIT OF LOOKING FOR THEM
EXTRA FLOUR SPECIAL
GOLD
MEDAL F L O U R 90cbag.
A Clear Saving to you of NC per, bag
Dried Fruit Specials
EVAPORATED PEACHES 4 Int. 25¢ OREGON PRUNES, Large 2 n... 25¢
CALIF. PRUNES. Small ...... 4n... 25¢ CHOICE APRICOTS ......... 2 his. 25¢
Canned Goods Specials
COND. MILK, Full Sized Cans 3 for 25¢ VAN CAMP'S soups. all kinds, can .. 8¢
Emir SPALMON. Tall Cans 3 for 25¢ Mother Cook's TOMATO SOUP, can 0¢
rated INEAPPLE for pie. large can 10¢
EPICURE SHRIMP, wet or dryy ... 10¢ SLICED PEACHES, No. I can ....... 10¢
SUGAR CORN. good value. can ...... 7¢ BULL HEAD SPINACH, can ....... 10¢
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Cereal Spec1als . ,
6 lbs. ROLLED OATS .............. 25¢ 5 lb. Bag GRAHAM FLOUR ........ 25¢
5 lbs. RYE FLOUR ................. 25¢
5‘5 01 d {Fashione d BUCKWHE AT 25¢ FO'RCE..package ................... 10¢
:‘lbfigETIRE WHEAT FLOUR . 28¢ CORN ELAKES ........... 4 pkgs‘. 25¢
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i'7;77..7 . EXTRA SPECIALS
7%?“ Creamery BUTTER .......................... 84c lb
e LARD 2 lbs. ......................... ~ ...... ..- ..... 25c
Lean Smoked SHOULDERS .......................... 13c lb
MILK CRACKERS ........... 3 lbs 25¢ GINGER SNAps .......... 33/ lbs. 25¢
SODA CRACKERS ........... 311).: 25¢ LAUNDRY SOAP .10 Bars 25¢
We Roast Coffee? Peanuts Fresh Daily
Why Be Satisfied With Any Other?
COFFEE-S at ................................ 19c,"25c, 30c and 35c
Fresh Roasted PEANUTS ...................... - .............. 12C 1b,
10 EXTRA STAMPS WITH THE FOLLOWING
““.:.‘ 10¢ I pkg. SHREDDED COCOANUT. .10¢
:5 Stamps with I bot: Furniture POW 25¢ 29 Stamps Ffie with I bet. Pure Extract m
Imsmmlll}. PureBakM50¢ _ s;- 1“; “771:: ill:
.. ,. - .. a lin- ..
7 7 “A”; the “Membrane 1,
vr-mmmrfiw
Home-made Sausage 10¢ '
Meadow Grove Oleomarg“ arine . .25¢ Good Eggs .................... 28¢
OYSNTS ......... 35¢ qt Lemons ........ 15C doz. I Peppers ........ 25c doz.
. Large Smelt ...... 16¢ i California on,“es . Celery ...... 8c- -Ioc stalk . .
Steak Cod ......... 16¢ .'7 a: for 25¢ I7 Green Beans ..... Ioc qt. , _
Halibut ..... . ...... 16¢ 1 Florida Oranges 1‘ Tomatoes ......... Ioc lb.
Butter Fish ........ 10¢ l 25c—35c doz. ‘7 Lettuce ...... 8010c head
East Norwalk
Telephone 143-3
Cash Grocery
Delicious Creamery Butter, a
FanCy Potatoes, :4 lbs.
Best Family Flour, aha: ..
Gold Medal Flour, a bag ..
Full Weight Cond. Skimmer!
Fancy Evaporated Apples, a
PureLeafhrdaI). ....,,..
Free Delivery
lb. ............. . ...... 32¢
....................... 12¢
............ 3¢
Milken {07 7 7 2-17a7ii7. 15¢
Blue Label Ketchup Large size 17¢ Small sizze . .
Evaporated Peaches, a lb. cut to
~l}¢
ll
pkg. .................
Lenox Soap, a bar ...................................
Kirkmans. Naptha and Ozone Soaps, a bar ........... 4¢
Whole Wheat Flour. large size ..................... 25¢
Graham Flour, 5 lb. bag Cut to ................. 19¢
Carmelo Cofiee,a real treat, a lb. . . . . . .204}
Fancy Stuffed Olives, 3bottles ................... 25¢
Sperry and Barnes' Shoulders, a lb ...... . 131/2¢
Pure (‘ ocoa, in qt. jars, cut to ........... . 23¢
White Rose Cocoa, I-a lb. can cut to . . ._ 15¢
STULL .
24 Cottage Street. East Norwallr.
Fresh Small Hams - 17¢
Fresh Shoulders 15¢
Pork Loin Small: .17¢
Side Pork
Corned Beef . . . . . .
Corned Hams
Corned Spareribs . 12
Fresh or Corned Hocksgé
.- ................... 14¢
Phone 583- 2
SIGNS
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The inquiry of Mr. I“! III devoted
chiefly to clearing up the mystery of
the presence of they Sweeney, who
had given up his position as a student
fireman three hours before he was
killed, on the engine of number five.
The coroner says be b not lnqulrinir
into the dospat<hlng of trains on the
road, leaving that to the federal in-
quiry, but is siviu particular site
tion to the Tl‘lllli‘ II element in the ac
cldent e
The first witnee whom bdr. Belhnsb
quoiuioned was Michael Connolly, soc- ,
tion mun working with Section Pore-
man Heath. He had paid no atten-
tion to signals.
l
(i. \V. \Vildin. mechanical superin-
tondeni. testified that the big hole in
‘Ihe air hose was not caused by a
blowout. but by a blow. The hose, he
said. was of standard quality.
Charles U. III. general brake ins-
poclor, said (bot apartment made by
him had demonstrated that the jagged
hole in the air one might have been
made by the th hing end of the
steam hope. It had already been
brought-“out that the steam hose on
, the end at the leading coach of No. 79,
‘when the air hose is located, had.
parted. Both the engines on the trnlm ;
CHARNOK’S MARKET
76 North Mala street
' llSllfllSlfl [Willi N?
;ported big sales on the licor.
.through Sentinel advertising—dust an
Fresh or Corned Pigs'
Heads .............
3.th Sc. r Kraut for 1
Home- made Sausage 185: '.
Fresh Tub Butter . . 35¢
Gold Modal Butter . 40¢ i
Oleomarglarine .......... '
........ 8¢20¢ 25¢ l
Free Delivery.
PCrann. Refreshmentt; consisting of
eotfee and sandwicha were served,
and II general good time was éhoycd.
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FIREMEN'S FAIR AGAIN DRAWS
CROWD.
Considering the weather the Fire-
men's Fair continued successfully last
evening. in the Toun Assembly Hall.
A good sized crowd was prisent. will
one of the bent evening: of the week
was enjoyed.
Dancing formed its usual part 01 the
program and lasted from eight until
midnight. All at the booths did a rush-
ing buisnesa, and the canvassers re-
lt is expected that the largest crowd
oi the week will be present this even-
ing, and the firemen are making great
preparations to give everyone a good
time. 'Vlsitlng firement from all dis-
tricts of the city will be present, and
all indication-I point to the I'lxgest
night yet. Dancing as usual from 8
to 12.
—and SELL that used article. Sell it
other merchants sell things.
" Specials lot Saturday
--At the——
”Halal-St.
Loin ol Young lip Pork
Lean fresh Shoulders. -
Snail Lean Fresh llams, SI"- Special 16c lb.
llomc Made Sausage
Legs oi Genuine Spring Lamb
l-‘ore Quarter Spring lamb
Lamb tor Slowing
llib Roast Beet
Best Cut Shoulder Steak
Hamburg Steak.
Lean Pot Roast
our Veal is All lomc Dressed.
l‘ancy Young Fowls,
Milk Fed Roasting thickens
Hayes’
CITY MARKET
Iayes' leek
Choice Meat and Groceries
liclb.
llclb.
lfic'lb.
25c lb.
16c lb.
12c lb.
16c lb. ‘-
lbc lb.
16c lb.
16c lb.
24c lb.
28: lb.
everate ............ 35c lb.
The Finest Table Butter
Strictly Home Gathered Exam ................. 40c dos.
Guaranteed Good Eggs ........................ ._ ale do:
White Star Pure Lard. ................... . ...... no he
Full Cream Cheese. .inl'l choice .................. 24¢ lb.
Snappy Cheese, Me area I Pimento and Cream Cheese. ~
Large Glass Jars Pickled Beets . ........ . ........... 15¢
2 cans Health Brand Corn“ .........................
Health Brand. Yuban, Hotel Astor Coilee 35c 1b., 3 lbs. $1..
Fancy Maine Potatoes. ....... ......... . ...... 40¢ pk.
White Rose, Lipton’s and Tetley's Teas.
A full line of Laundry Supplies.
25 Small Navel Oranges .............................. 25c
20 Medium Size Navel Oranges ..................... 23o
Very Large Fancy Navel Oranges .............. 35c dos.
4 Large Grape Fruit. ............................ a5:
Cauliflower, Lettuce. Celery, Celery Hearts, String Beans.
Spinach. A lea, Cranberries. Spanish Onions, Sweet. Pota-
toes, New , Carrots, Pamsins. Tumips, Onions. --
Try, a7 grocery order with your meats and Vetefiab'les.‘ ‘
Our stock is cemplete and the prices very reasonable. Our“ 7:
bacons, boiled barns and cooked meats are sliced by machine.-
twenty-three thicknesses. every slice uniform Our aim is to
please you. Telephone your order 1340. The neahst and ‘
most sanitary r‘wre in The Norwallrs. flee Delivery. ~
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l’lhe Beers Meat 81 Provision Co
airbraka equipment. Flour coaches on
Number live verb of whood All the
coaches on 79 were of steel. The
Pullmnns were of wood with steel
frames
C. H. Mont-on signal engineer. ex-
plained in detail the automatic signal
system and said that since its instal-
lation there had been 258 signal fall-
ures. All but eight had been ""safe
failures, that. is, the signal automat-
ically set at danger. Questioned as
to the emciency of the system Mr.
Morrison said that since June.191~l
there had been over seven million
movements over the stretch of forty
or efficiency was 99.99. or about one
failure to every. Went-Sm thousand
movements.
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COU RT CECI LE INSTALLATION.
of Court. Coclle’.‘ No. ’1057. Deuxhters of
Castlle. by District. Donut? bliss
manor Darin. of Greenwich
PauOrand Beam—grille 'll 3. How-
ard.
Grand Regent—allies Anna Sheehsn.
VlmIlv-‘Miss mus Howard.
Pwpbetecr—Iliss Helena Millard
“interim-«Mrs Misty inert“.
, Financial Wary-Mrs. Frank
State.
Treasurer-alum Antes llaughl
Wists Catherine Duly
Sentinel—Ilka Cathqtns Deena.
Organist-{libs Arins' -Byrnes
' > V. ._l_. I}: Milanese. '
mail-ooh: Moi . .
«M
or!" Irtlns
were equipped nith the most modern . .
miles a! track. and that the percentage 1:
The following olictire were installed!
last evening.” It the regular meeting‘ .3.
.. a rim"
Round Steak,
Sirloin Steak,
Hamburg Steak,
Pot Roast. ......
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Porterbouse Steak,»
Rib Roasts boncd and rollId
'l Phones 881--1180.
Saturday Specials.
Shoulder Steak, 2 lbs. for
25c
18c .
180
i777 Legs 'ol’ Yearling Lamb ............... 2g: Home-Made Sausage .................. _
Legs of Spring Lamb ................ 2 Sperry and Barnes’ Sausage /.. ........ - "
Loin Lamb Chops ................... 0¢ Bag Sausage ............ R ......... 1 ..,'
Rib Lamb Chops ..................... Svnft’s Link Sausage ................. 1 ‘ ;
7 Fresh Shoulders ...................... 4¢ Small Fowl ............................ , "L
Sparen'bs ........... . ....... 2 lbs. for ¢ Roasting Chickens '1’
Pigs’ Feet ............................... Dixie Bacon ......................... 1 i
* Sweet Floridan,
* Califcirnin Naval
,4
1.7000 Grape Frail;
. .Full Supply of Fresh lldms and Small Pork Louis.
‘ Sperry and Barnes Hams 20¢;
20 ,000il-0rauges-—20, 000 '7 s
3. 77__' ** zotor 25c. to 30¢ Do 3..
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