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Dealer in Meatsfish, Vegetables, Fruits.
32 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
305 Main Skeet. Stamford 39 Main Street. Norwalk.
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Shoulder Steak 12c lb "
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Pork Roast, 16c lb "
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Small Legs lamb 22c lb. ..
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liesh Shoulders, 14c lb "
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RoundSteak. . Prim R‘b R t Lo‘ L bC
Sirloin Steak . . gas e i oai4¢_ in am hops . 28¢ u
goneohouse Steak .24c Pot Roast. . 10¢“204‘ Lamb 5‘" ~ - 12¢ H
eel iver . . . . Dixie Bacon . . . . H
Plate Corned Beef % Rump Corned Beef lg: quum" Lamb 16¢ “
Hambifl Steak .. ,. 15$ Rib Lamb Chops. ”24$: Brisket Ends ....... 7¢ it
Sperry and Barnes‘ Sausage . 18¢ Home-made Sausage . . .. ......... . . 20¢ It
Fancy Fowl .................. 24¢ Fancy Roasting Chickens .......... . .. 2 t .
Meadow Grove Oleomargarine _ . 25¢ 500d Eggs ........................ 264 ~ioz
0y. ......... 3 t Butterfish ..........
Red Salmon , .. f5 q¢ Codfish ............ i“ sm‘“ ----- 18¢
Snapper Blues . .. 10¢ Herring ”g: Weak Fish ..... 12¢i
Fresh Stock of Finan Huddle lZ'éc lb.
We have the largest assortment of Oranges in the city at the lowest. ric '
es.
arrange from 96 to 250 a box and we will sell all sizes for 32 so a boxpnr $1 estrogen
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CALIFORNIA ORANGES Size 2 ...... ..
CALIFORNIA ORANGES so; 133 ......... """""" 222‘; 215‘
CALIFORNIA cannons Size 96 ....... . ........................ 3g: “
PINEAPPLE ORANGES Size 25 .. .............. ':-...iIII'jL """"" 1“ t'
VERY SWEET AND JUlCYOR NGES Stze216 filed ,
VERY SWEETANDJUICY ORANGES Size 176 25¢ .13.?
GrapeFrnilSlorfie. Gior25c, Slorfic.
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aerosol; iii” at.
LEAN SMOKED
SHOULDERS
THIS PRICE FOR SATURDAY ONLY
1 r
2 lb.
Finest Creamery BUTTER .......................... 34c lb.
Pure LARD 2 lbs. .............................. . .............. 25c
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Solid. Hand- packed 12 oz. Can
TOMATOES ............................ . .......
Sweet Sugar CORN, can ................ 7¢3 20¢
Early June PEAS, can for
Salt Mackerel, each .................... 5¢ Rolled Oats. 6 lbs. .............. 27¢
Salt Mackerel. extra large, each ...... 15¢ _ I I H o
Pea Beans. pound ...................... 8‘- Evaporated MM" 3 cans ----------- 25¢
Lima Beans, pound ................... 9¢ Ritter's Pork and Beans. 3 Cans ...... 25¢
FREE--FREE--This Week Only
A 250 THERMOME‘I'ER with 3 pkgs.
Premium Brand Rolled Oats.12¢ pkg.
We want you to try this delicious nourishing breakfast food.
Buy Coffee That is, Roasted‘Fresh Daily
COFFEES EXTR__A._SIAMPS at 19c, 25c, 80c and 35
Fresh Roasted PEANUTS ............... . .................... 12c 1]::
Extra Stamps With Teas
30 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Tea ....... 35¢
40 Stamps Free with 1 lb *Tea ...... 50¢ 60 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Tea ...... 60¢ ~
10 EXTRA STAMPS WITH THE FOLLOWING
1 pkg. Com Starch ............... 10¢ 1 pkg. Macaroni .................... 13:
I pkg. Ground Saices __________ . '''' 10¢ i pkg. Farina ........................
”a... noun... ......... ._ ........ , . 10¢ :21; “limitfl'fifinaxjx: i3:
That Delicious Heme-made Peanut Butter
There is nothing better yOu can give children; it is pure, it is
., . clean and made just right while you wait.‘ 15C 1])
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m wasnme'roit simian 1, ’ "
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Ibo.) antes today and attempted tow-i-
_and r-- MUG her
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and through alleys to the lockup. Al Rosenthat 0. Co. oi New York,
”girls arrested, who had been chart-ed
I ' ate Greenwich below—guano-
ll W 10.1.“. In It. U
no ail-my. but a dim and the -
tnlv'etthatnmmaea'dfiI
ud the other three.
Vera E. Bailey Wicket! 0! Sum
lord filed a petition for divorce in the
anchor court to“! noon Bpolord
ll". Wyckoll, now in par“ unknown
The dotendant is the lion 0: Ira
Wyckol. who secured the contract tor;
putting down the first block have
ilent in tFairlield avenue, Bridgeport
The marriage of her son to Miss Vera
E. Bailey on April 17 1910 was op
posed by the mother as the deland
ant was then in college. The plalnI
‘ tit! alleges in her cause or co-plaint
iniemperanoe. and a. its for the eu-
tody of one minor Chllk
Elsie \l urren Smith o1 Vern-elk lsI
another applicant for divert TheI
defendant is Duight W Smith also olI.
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mortuary lam nu-
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rude-Mourns
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quot use letters—
late-lineal:
SHHH‘ON. March 'oI.—'Rlollng and
clashes between strikers and police
occurred here today in omneetion
with the strike of about 80 girls and
w men at thelt N tsusetiCor-et ‘
0. . t k . b but Nonalk The couple were married‘
pl) (ontpam. ’lhe strikers walked .
out a day or two euro demanding art‘- September 7' 1909' and desertlon it
4 ' 'alleged on January 17. 1913 The!
adjlwlnfln 0‘ wages plainliit also asks permiettion to drop
Mo>t of them gathered at the lac- l'liP name 0' Smith
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bly to pun-cm other employee from so; lSl awry
When the latter persist-t Th”, 3". an..." 100mm islands.
.m: the) were pelted “undergo anti .mnn' acatlemd over the.
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'ti' 1 1 \'-~"
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.~, red pepper and O‘herIocean America alone has r.,.,00
”Haul. i all a dozen polite station {around it “met; rim. are 365 in,‘
ed at tlu tailor) \H‘nl to the aid of my I,“ “I lilo ”mm, 1.1...." hp.
ttn attacked employee. and wcrealxu ”H." “mam...” and India and
lllfldl targets In \ht‘ Bll‘lkefb. 1301110 l.‘_’i.'(i O" ”1” wild.” “’4'“ ”f
14“" When Amy KWOZPWCL “Australia bt-tvwn its mainland and
striker. of Derby. use arrested. the New Guinea.
others attempted to rush the police,
The officers had to:
lnuu lltoll prisoner by a back wayI
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BETHEL lLK MILL. SOLD. I
to-
the «mod pressed alter them, yam-(I I
and hiill pelttngthem with variou ob-I
jtcts. another striker. Josephine Osc-I
zecl, also of Derby, use arrested. in (‘0.. silk tnanulut-turers. of New York’
the clash one of the strikers had het‘mny. at public auction The Roman-I
head rushed by a policeman's (‘luh.thal company nouued Botbei parties
’l‘h- ufllt'rr claimed that his Clubllhis morning that they were the sue-l
struck her accidentally as he whirlcd‘ceufut bidders and that they would'
around in the crowd to protect blm- take possession of the plant inimedl-I
sell. She was given medical alleu' ately. One oi the arm stated that:
tlon nurbyu Her name was notlenm the mills would be opened and “RI
ed The riotcrs then dispersed. Immitacture of silk started at an ear-
t‘i w 0! the strikers can speak Eng IIv (late The plant will be operaiedI
llsh. and .lmwpll .\l. Grohol. the young at llt- (.tpacily. Representatives oti
linguist who took it prominent part in the llosrnthul company will be inI
settling the strike of unskilled labor- town in it day or two to look over the
ore ill the mills of the American Brass plant and arrange for minor rennin. I
Company. in the neighboring (‘ity oi
Another bidder tor the liethel silkI
Ansonm. recently. has been inked by mills was the Paterson. N. J.. silkI
the strikers to help them settle their
coinpany. which had been negotiatian
troubles. Grohol was in Shelton to I
Take Possession.
The liethel «ilk mills
morning purchased by ltosenthal a
there this
lor the lease of the plant {or several
day and furnished bonds for the tona-oeks back. .
The- sale was brought about by tboj
with breach of the peace. Iiatlum of Gudcltrodc Bros. silk titan-I
Crohol said todtn that lit had Ntllufatitlri'm oi Astoria. 1. I. This conI
)t'i no definite idea of what the lit‘ik- Icorn comrolltd the stock in the lleth- I
on wanted iel Sttk Mine (‘0 This min. as oneI
-——-—-- Int the limits. was disposed of at pub l
TODAY IN WALL STREETIlic auction this morning. when it than
llIlIrt' hilt-til In linsenlhnl A (‘0 Aslhe
stock lntludcs the buildings. Rat-enI
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-.\'l-:\\'\(1RK March 3. (\lall street
10- 30 a m l. .Gains ranging I um um. lthal a (' 0 income ouiitrs of lllt' Both
terlal lrurtlom to u lul lpolnt n arkcd '9' mills
the opening of toda)‘ s tradlnr with aI
tcw ottwttinp features. main“ in railsI—Housewit'u watch Sentinel Wantt
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eratc and cautious. how.ever (here 190-!
in; plainly a iurther dtsnmltton to?“
await the outcome of developments in I cap-cum!”
Washington. (‘omnil‘islon housest re
period a cessation 6! out of town li-
quidation. hut public interest on the
buying side continued neglilzihle.
Prices yielded before the end of theI
hall hour. with especial weakness inI
lluldwin loco and allied issues.
WALL STREET. Noon.~—A Splrllml
rise in Oils. American Locomotive.
and some other active lnduslrinls suc
ceedod the decline in Baldwin andI
prices recovered to or above yester-
day's finals. Mexican Petroleum and
Texas (‘ompsny rose 3 1-2 each and
American locomotive gained almost
,thrce points. Some specialties dis-
Iplayed greater weakness. however.
IGenei'al Motors losing 10 and Connoll-
dated Gas and Electric, of Baltimore.
declining 5 34. Trading became very
apathetic later, the first hour's turn-
over being the smallest of recentrdays
and showing increased dullness with
the approach ol the mid-session.
Bonds were steady.
HOSPITAL NOTES
- I. Pot Reast, .. b...
Shoulder Steak,
Round Steak,
Sirloin Steak,
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Hamburg Steak,
'FresISld'e Pork-
and war issues. Speculation on! mod- IMII when "I0 need 0! b It" “boll!"I
ItThe Beers Meat 81 Provision Go,
Phones BBL-1180. ~ ; * .
Saturday Specials.
Porterhouse Steak
gRib Roasts boned and rolled
Hayes’
CITY MARKET
to No. IalaSt. Iayes' and
Meals and Groceries
Snail Lean Fresh Ila-s.
Fresh Shoulders.
IonelaleSaasaue
fresh
killed
Legs oi Genuine Spring Lamb
«Not Argentina lmzen stock.
Fore Quarter Spring Lamb
Shoulder lamb Chops
lalb tor Stewlna
b Roast Beet
hamburg Steak.
Extra Fancy Fresh Killed towles
Milk Fed Roasting Chickens
lean Pot Roast .
But Cut Shoulder Steak
Groceries l-‘rult
FancyTableButter...... ..... 39.:
White Star PureLa rd ..... tau
FullCreainCheese ........... zoo
HaneGathered Eggs who.
GuaranteedGoodEggs ......... . ........... anodes.
3canaEarly unePeas .. ...... . ....... ............n.‘ my.
acaneSnideraTomatoSoup .. ......... ~r'.
'aWMtMlarge can ”we“
Extra Fancy Large Prunes...... .......... ....albs.ap'
Charcoal. ....... ....... . Iocbag,lzb|fl31.w
ppliee of all kinds. .'
Faneylaunepotaeoes.......................... 40c
aoGoodSizeSweetOranges ........ ..........~ I
.a Large Grape Fruit. ............................. .. up:
Ve . Large Navel Oranges .. ...,. 30c and 35: don.
String Beans. Celery, Celery Hearts. lacttuce, Sweet Polls
toes, Cauliflower, Cranberries. Apples. Cabbage. Paruufltq,
Tut-nine. Spinach and Fresh Tomatoes. I .
Ward's Bread and Callie. also Squirea’ Homm‘ado Brfls '
fresh every day. ‘.
Telephone your order to 1349. The cleanest and. M;
sanitary market in The Norwalka. Free delivery.
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Miss Rota Ross, 13 Bolder. avenue.
wat:t('i9fjii; iged gateway. | legs of Spring Lamb. ............... 22¢ Home-Made Sausage. . t . . in
1 rs eresa vans. 13 Les nglon i
“an”. ms diam!“ mmday. ._ . Loin Lamb Chops .................. 24¢ Sperry and Barnes .Saiisage ... .33
' John ”mm". or New Cam“, “5 Rib lamb Chap: 7 .............. . . . 20¢ Swift’s WSausa‘ge- .. ”3". .
admitted today. . a, Fresh Shoulders ................. .14¢ Small Fowl. ,. . . .
Mrs linens Keene. 24"; Main street. Spareriba. ....... .. . . . .. 2 lbs. loi- 25¢ Roasting Chickens .. -
W” “mm“ "“9"" Pigs’ Feet ..... . ................. ..6¢ Dixie Bacon. ..................
Miss Margery Bpioer, of Westport.
was admitted yesterday ,
new owosoe our lN_ we so.
- psmoa cous‘r.
, Mn. Homewamn'a Suit in interest
Sweet: Flaridas
‘r‘tory-Reaoonamce Alleged.
Society in Greenwich will, .be inter»:
‘ lbronxht by Herons Warren against
cued in the “divorce proceedings
Grape Fruit
Full supply of Fresh Harris and Small Pork
«. Another large consignment of oranges and grace.
California Havel Oranges,
"4m..;;r
20 for 25s.“? .. .
19 formic to
Mk “mutilation The de-
Mtdnt Ina-e an: of considerable .- - . -
Mission. and birth-JR well known iii ~ ~ .. ” My
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