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SHOULD INTEREST YOU
7c
15c
Iona Peas a Can
Red Salmon Large Can
Gorton Codiish a Pound 17c
Fels-Naptha Soap a (lake 4c
Pancake Flour 3 Pkgs. for 25c
A&P Syrup a Can 8c
Strictly Fresh Eggs a Doz. 25c
Condensed Milk a can 10c
Eva. Milk 3 Cans for 25c
Extra Stamps “ith Coffer 3 Extra iii nps W th - fees
:0 Stampa with 1 lb. 100 Stamps wtih 1 lb.
El Ryad Cofleo .......... 35c Fancy Chop Tea ........ 10c
25~Otampa with 1 lb. 75 Stamps w th 1 lb.
Aruba“ Coffee .......... 32:: New Crop Tea .......... We
20 Stamps with 1 lb. 60 Stamps with l lb.
Sultana Coffee .......... 30: Tea ...................... 60::
115 Stamps with 1 lb. 40 St. ripe with 1 lb.
Iona Coltee .............. 25c
Tea ...................... 406
The Great A 8: l’. Tea “Co.
124 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. 909. Free Delivery.
Saturday Specials
corned Beet irom ...... Se upSmol-ed Sparerlhe ...... 12 l-2c
Small Picnics ............ 14c Strictly Freon Saga ...... 35c
Dixie Bacon .......... 16c Fresh Tub Butter ........ 42c
Small Fresh Hams ...... _. 19c Gold Medal Butter ...... 42c
Small Pork Loin .......... 22c Oloomaroarlne ..10d,mc,2bc
Flat Spareriba .. 12 1-2c Yuban Colic. ............ 8e
Fancy Fowln .......... 25c Picnic Salad Dressing 8c
Fancy Roasting Chickens . 28c Everything in Canned Fruit and
Home Made Sausage . .....20e Fresh Vegetables.
Home Dressed Veal trom 16o up
Corned Harm 18: 3 qt; Sauer Kraut
CHARNOK’ S MARKET”
Phone 683-2 76 North Main street
Free Delivery.
$—-
Specials for Saturday
—At the——
East Norwalk Cash Grocery
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'der to hit the high in: ilhtl pI‘i \ltltlll to.
'Jul} let. i
1 A creep or hurdle should be urrang i
ed to prutett I trouch ill Willth ls'
!kipt tor the (Mini-i l the of llrei
‘ iliiurlis, a supply of n; \. d 1:1 :lill.
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lshould (‘OllSlel tit com file parts. oatsu
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The ewes should be
ibeep up a good flow of milk as thisl
.too, 5 an important factor in the de-
;velopment of a' good lamb.
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command a higher price per pound.
and those that are selected to remain
satisfaction
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Telephone 743-3 Free Delivery
Delicious Creamery Butter. a lb. ................... 37¢
Process Butter, in prints, at lb. .....................
Pure Leaf Lard, 2 lbs. ............................. 25¢
Best Family Flour, a bag ......................... 85¢
Gold Medal Flour, 3 bag .......................... 90¢
Fancy Potatoes, :4 lbs ..........................
Full Weight Cond. Skimmed Milk 2 cans ., ........ 15¢
Full Weight Condensed Milk, a can ......... '. . .. 10¢
Union Club Coffee, 100 Votes’given with each can.
35c cutto................. .. ..... gZé
Carmelo Coffee regular use cut to ................
Tomatoes. a can .................... -.. .............
Cream Cakes Codfish, in lb. pkgs. ......... . ........ 15¢
Beardsley": Shredded Cod fish, loc size ........ - ........ 8
Shredded Wheat, a pkg. ........................... 10¢
Peanut Buter. 25c jar cut to ...................... 20¢
Large can Campbell’s Beans ................... _ ..... 8¢
Quaker Mother’s or White Rose Oats, a pkg. ........ 8¢
Reliable Flour, large size. 24¢ small size .......... m
A. STU LL
:4 Cottage Street. Eat Norwalk.
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PRUNING BEARlNG PEACH TREEsihended spreading tree which in easy
The truit ot the peach is borne ongto spray and harvest.
_ wood of last season‘s growth as Well Pruning of peaches may be done any
ale on some oi the smaller twigs on time during the nu. “In" or spring
the main limbs and branches. To our ibnt owing to the fact that we often
duce this new bearing '000 it h “9" have killing weather late in the win-
essary to cut out the older wood. also tor many delay their pruning until
okeen the trees from mini: up intOispring. Then if the buds am all kill
the air and fin-min; long slender ed the grower will cut his ire“ vary
branches. we head or cut back all oflmemly' but it more is a email per-
the main branches. cutting at them [age or live buds. he. will out very
not!" when I smaller tide brunch bfl‘llttlo it a crop or fruit in desired. The
developed. this secondary branch be- severe cutting will give a large amount
comes the ruin one and denial» not new bearing wood for the neat baa
- branch which extendn outward in yon.
place or the bulb: Which m
ubfiwt. Hammwmintommrmnm.
‘is n grave mistake and should never
'bo practiced it a good'breedlng dock
is to be maintained. The same care-
rui attention should be paid to eclec- ‘
tion as in used in the selection of
dairy cattle and laying hens.
at 35c. and limbs touching $13.10 per
hundred on foot and wholesale. should‘
result in more interest in sheep bun: tenant 0‘ “'0 ‘3“ Tom L- 1‘1““
has". blrtieula'rly mm the WWW 5?! he“ ”WM ‘9 SW"
problem in a serious one and the need c
of some kind or live stock h felt.
-rr you had been n nod Wye”
chum advent-er. aimed-liens a term uuden'cuadcr3 . eat
6-“
crrv MARKET
69 No. Main St. Iayes’ M
Small Lean Fresh llama, 20: lb
[can fresh Shoulders, 16: lb.
Home Ma c Sallsa e 18c lb.
Legs otlcnuinc hill". 22c lb.
Fore Quarter Spring lag) lie lb.
Spring Lamb Cops, 22c lb.
lamb tor Slowing 12 Me lb.
Rib Roast Beet, Exlra Quality, 16c lb.
Hamburg Steak, lie lb.
Best Cut Shoulder Steak, lie lb.
‘Ilonlc Dressed Veal
Shoulder Pork Chen, 20¢ lb.
Choice Young Fouls, 24c lb.‘
Milk Fed Roasting Chickens, 28c lb.
Groceries and Vegetables
.l- alb. can Pristine BakingJ’owder ...... 15c
3lbeHotelAatorRice. ............ 25:
Hotel Actor Coifoe (Semi-day only) ........... 31c lb.
White Rose. Lipton'a and Tetley' 5 Tea,
2 lbs. Eitra Fancy Prunes ........................... 15c
Good Cooking Eggs ................... _ ........ 25c dot.
Strictly Home Gathered Eggs ....................... 35c
Boat Table Butter ..... . ...................... 38c lb.
StrictlyPureLlrd ..... .a ............... 14c lb.
Extra Fancy hull Creamfiheeee ................ 24: lb.
Pimento. Cream and Sunny Cheese.
Ward's Bread and Cake frmh every day.
Try a loaf of Squirea' Home-made Bread.
FancyMainePotatoea...,....... ....... ..........4°cpk.
Everything in National Nlcuit Crackers.
Cucumbers, Spinach. Aaitngus. New Bunch Beeta New
Bunch Carrots. Peppers. struce. , Celery Hearts.
Cauliflower, Cranberries, Abples, Sweet otatoes, Parenipe.
Carrots. Turnipe. Cabbaie, Tomatoes.
4 Large Juicy Grape Fruit .......................... 25c
Extra Large Selected Navel Oranges 30c and 35c doz.
Medium Size Oranges .......................... aoc dos.
If you will order a half pound can of Princine Baking
Powder at 15c I am sure you wilfbe much pleased.
Telephone your order to 2340. the neateat and moat
sanitary market in The Norwalks. Free Delivery.
REARING LAMBS IN CONNECTI-
CUT.
i new was SECRETARY.
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ninbn should bl \\t‘:ll llrlt d ill or 1
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two parts. bran two parts and oill
Some ilrre clover or“
iltalfa hay should also be accessible. ;
encouraged tol
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Lambs reared in this way are less l
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in the flock are larger and more vig-
orous, develop a heavier fleece and
are generally a source of profit and
T00 frequently the flock master is
tempted to butcher the largest and
fattest lambs for the extrn value rep
.resented in the immediate sale. This
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Wool Newton D. Baker.
eed Lmdlcy M. Garrison a; sec-
H. L. GARRIGUS.
fldvertleo in The counsel. it um ket.
MIME“
Iditlons in the United States. i
itlnds of paper and board are manu-
. factored in the United States every
I used over ngaln for the manufacture
“ land has to be replaced by new malo-
_. early history of the paper industry 1
diapering“ mow. Tho Depnrtmont or ‘
Newton D. Baker, former maysi
>or of Cleveland and chief lieu- inn "neg to our other industry and
rotary of war. He rs a graduate
of Johns Hopkins‘University He
always carries one of the old
Latin or Greek classics in his poo-l
ker is forty-tour
a laiiryei» Hd‘jvg'e
SGIULTZE'S 3 SANITARY MARKEIS
Dealer in Meats, Fish, Vegetables, Fruits.
3a Wadiington Street. South Nor-walk.
39 Main Street. Now-oi
146 ll
14c lll.
14c Ill.
22c Ill.
20c lb.
Fresh Shoulders,
Smoked Shoulders
Legs lamb.
Small Hams
Rib Lamb Chops 20¢ Shoulder Steak ...... 14¢ Prime Rib Roast
Loin Mb Chops H 25¢ Hamburg Sink 16¢ Pot Roast %3g_
Forequart-r Lamb .. 16¢ Round Steak ........ 22¢ . Beef Liver. ' .. ........
Lamb Stet! 12¢ Sirloin Steak 23¢ cm... 1,5";
Fincy Roasting Chickens, mlb:
Strictly Fresh Em 30c doz. Native Pork“:
Fresh l-‘lsboi All Kinds ' "
Native Dressed Fowl .24: lb.
Native Veal
Peas ............. me can
Toronto" ........ no can . Corn ............. roe can
Pears ............ me can Spinach .. ........ we can Succotaeh ......... lac '
String Beans ...... iocean . Baked Beans ..... too can Maple Syrup ...... 65: ~
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Florida Oranges. rsc-nsc dos. Callioraia Oranges .......... zoo—soc—coe dot.
Grapelhuit ................................... ........4for25e,5£orasc.8
New Beets. New Carrots, Tomatoes, Lettuce. Celery. Parsley Sweet
Potatoes,
Cauliflower. Onions. Bone Radish Root, Apples, Cabbage. Turnipe.
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born. He became a lieutenant of “I
the root maggot. The work or tor a”:
the late Tom L. Johnson at the this "'5 ' “me hole in me ”a
time the latter began his fightllwl 'i" "‘0" "1“ by l ““150“ pad Slip this Ohio tho Dill"! ““23
for a three— cent street-car fare in wilting on a hot day, the plant mayipre“ down a“ to the ground. t
(lfii‘ilnd. and was JOhilSO" 5 than upon die. The plant has been no- hoelng weep this flat 0!! "I0 If“
"3*“th "13“ throughout 3110f. din-plainly cut 0! by the “chitin the cabbage are. quite lerae. 1*
his turbulent "mimic“ "C wa‘lwhlch la the larvu ota a, thatclrcu promote the M which «W!!- 4%
circled dill solicitor at ”1° "Walton or the liquids an herb check ie'gg from nylnt use as?“
M Johnson ‘ first niayoralt} tl“"ied. This can be nearly wholly pre- plant and the arvn never or
“mph ml *3“ fl *1" led W" you“ it up pl. aims at mun in. .g new! 1111 rth ihe .cabbon
“m” “mum“ “c" “bah fdhn' young plants. little tar duper pads are this way fully 95 per cent. 0!
son was finally deicattd. \\ ith put on the plants “when: Take a bike "099 11“" been “m
“w ”"5"": M Johnson Baker fairly good weight tnr building pa- york in but little and on! it".
lliecairle tho. lender ill the local per, art into "m 0' {W 2 12-1..“ {or this little in the
i Democracy 3"“ was twrtc electtd or 3 inches. From the middle ( '6ae drop which will follow. 21’:
‘m3) or lie declinid to he 3 am- aide make a slit. that will extlnd a! A. T. STEVENS.
'didnte for re- election last {all and
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retired to practice law Jan. 1 ,
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H. . Lyn-5f». J1.-. ,.-_..
The Beers Meal & Provision Co.
Phonon ass-41m
Saturday SpeCials
SAVE ALL WAST!
PAPER AND RAGS
reevernment Sends Out Pectin Warn-
, in. People of Drain on Paper
lllduat‘. .
i Uncle Sam is out to conserve the
ipeper supply. The intensifying short-
;aire 01' paper material has caused the
Epepartinent of Commerce to send out“
posters. several hundred of which
were received at the Federal bulldins
today. warning people to save all'
untur- paper and rags. According toL
the poster. a prominent paper menu-i
lacturer has declared that careful:
saving of waste paper and rugs willi
nld greatly in bettering existing con i
Round Steak
Sirloin Steak
Porterliousc Steak
Chuck Roast
legs at Veal
loin oi Veal
[legs at Lamb
Rib Lamb Chops
‘ Lomjamb Chops
some Made Sausage ,
Sperry & Barnes Santiago
Small Font
Sperry & Buses llams
i-‘it‘teen thousand tons of dili‘erenti
day and a large proportion of this at-
ter it has served its purpose. could be
of some classes of paper: Much of it,
however. is either burned or wasted.
tale.
William C. Redneld. Secretary oi‘I
Commerce. says in the poster,“ln the
publicity was given to the importnnce
of swing raga. It is o! scarcely lead I
.Commerce is filed to “bring this ma tel ‘
to the attention at the public in the
hope that practical results may now
from it.
“A little attention to the saving or
run and old papers will mean genu-
a dlmlnlnhfiia drain upon our sources
W ltd-lacy "Whit. list or _.r
dealers in paper stocks con be ob-
tain“ from the local Chamber ‘bi
Commerce or Board of Trade."
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