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SfllWl’ZE’S 3SANITARY MARKETS
Dealer in Meals, Fish, Vegetables, Fruits.
32 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
305 Main Street. Stamford. ’
Pork Roast
Fresh Shoulders,
Smoked Shoulders
Legs Lamb,
Prime Rib Roast
aguaiISu'esLNorwalk.
16c lb.
lie lb.
14c lb.
22c lb.
16c - - 22c lb.
Rib Lamb Chops 20¢ Beef Liver ........... 9¢ Pot Roast ,. 10¢ 22¢ "
Loin Lamb Chops .. 25¢ Pigs' Liver .......... 8‘“ Plate Corned Beef .. 10¢ -
Forequarter Lamb .. jade Pickled Tripe ...... 10¢ Link Sausage ------ 18¢ .‘
Lamb Stew ........ 12¢ Frankforts ......... 16¢ Home-made Sausage 20¢
Native Veal
Shoulder and Neck Veal 18c Rump Veal 20c Rib Veal Chop 22c .
Lom Veal Chop 26c Veal Cutler 280 Veal Stew 18r
Fancy Fowl 24c Dixie Bacon llc Roasting Chickens 28c
Tile Fish ..... 12 l-ac Red Salmon t - Ste k Cod -
.Spanish Mackerel loc Herring ......... out; Sf: Roea Shad .................. 1 a. 12;:
Buck Shad ........... 16c Halibut ' ..... u... 16c Whiting .............. 5c'
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Vegetable ml Fruit Specials
Asparagus ........... 35c New Beets.... rgg bunch Carrots ........ 6c bulcb
Tomatoes ......... roe lb. Lettuce ...... 5c, he each S -
Celery .......... 10c stalk Parsley ........ use bunch pinacb """"" 35c pk.
Bananas ........ 20c doz. Florida Oranges Cauliflower 15c, ‘9c “Ch
Pines ....... we, 3 for 25c 15c, 25c doz. lemons --------- 15“- d01-
Apples .......... _. 40c pk. Egg Plant 5c. 8: each Sweet Potatoes .. a qts. 15c
. Fancy Grape Fruit—8 for 25c, 6 for 25¢, 5 for 25¢, 4 for 25¢
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m... atur ay, t e Big Day ...... ,
Milli " ‘ ' '-——AT——‘- ‘
. Cubes 3
Ca"“‘BECKMANN’ 3......
p . 25c
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These speci'alfprices are for your benefit. In taking ad-
vantage of these bargains it will pay you and please us.
250
23c
100
850
380
Bbl. $7.15
Bbl. $7.50
Bbl. $6.70
3 Cans Campbells Soups [all varieties] for
3 Cans Old Dutch Cleanser for
Takhoma. Biscuit, reg. 5c Pkgs.'310r
Golden Santos Coffees, pér pou'ffd 18c, 5 lbs.
Very Best Crramery Butter. per pound
Gold Medal Flour, a. bag 900
Jones or Pillsburys Flour, a. bag 94c
Maud S Brand Flour, a. bag 85c
Royal Baking Powder - 3 cans Early June Peas . . 25¢.
1.1¢' 1'... 22¢. I "n. 43¢ VELVET Gold Rock Pure Jams, jar 15¢
Bakers Breakfast Cocoa, can BRAND . ~.. . Rifier‘s Pure Jell lag
19¢ COCKTAILS 3" g 5 10¢
Riveria Sliced Peaches, can . ' Guaranteed Eggs, per doz. 25¢
. 10¢ Large 75c. Large Bottle Blue Label
Lean Smoked Shoulders, lb. 15¢ Bottle Ketchup . . . 20¢
Karo Corn Syrup per can 8¢ ONE BOTTLE ............
T . B d S. l. M ARSCHINO 3 lbs. California Prunes .. 25¢
errapm ran 3 mon. cm10¢ EEEERIES Fiesta Brand Peaches ,
Yale Toast Milk Crackers \With Each Bottle 2 cans 25¢
. 3 lbs_ 25¢ -—-—-——" .Fels Naptha Soap, per cake ‘
,- 4¢
You will find our store an ideal place to buy your eatables
Give us a trial
Alwqyisomethinu, special. _ _,
Extra Special for? Saturday, April 1st.“
Very Best Mixed Tea, worth 60c lb.
Our Price. : ‘ 500
We will give freei'willi each pound, one package Gold
: Rock Jelly Powder 10c '
l'lCanadian enswmmy. bot. ._.. 31,19 Honomm‘Rye Whiskey,bot. a“
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”Fifi" W‘CMFW 97.. ...I: . - $1.0. Finch“ Golden WOddin‘ Ryg' hot.“ if.” i. .. W jg“?!
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is Conclusive ‘Prooiol the Specials
We oler each “’l‘ in “15.“ provisions is the fact that
our salsa are comwy loaning. Get in line with the
lucky cuss. it il
Pork Teslerioias
Round Steak
Sirloin Steak
Porterholise Steak
" Chuck Roast cl Beef
Pot Roast [so bone]
1 . inarter Veal
Small Legs oi Veal
Small Loins st Veal
Legs of Spring Lamb
Loin Lamb Chaps
Rib Lamb Chops
Rib Roasts [rolleilmii boned]! 22c-24c lb. '
30c lb.
22c lb.
22c Ii.
22c lb.
16c lli.
17c Ill.
tile-20c lb.
22c lb.
22c lb.
23c lb.’
30c lb.
24c lb
Fresh. llams. Shoulders
Fancy Tomatoes .
3 lbs. 25¢
Asparagus ...... 18¢ lb.
Fancy. Eating Apples
The Beers Meat
Porterllouse Roasts " “ 26c-28c lb.
Pigs' Kidneys 10¢ lb. Spareriba ........ 1“ lb.
Pigs' Feet ........ 6¢ lb. Pigs' Liver ....... 6¢ lb.
Corned Spareribst-Lff ll). ,. Cornedeigs' Feet A§¢ lb.
Swllt’s Premium Ila-s 24: lb.
Sperry & liar-lies’ llalii nc'lb.
Snail Fancy Fowl [3 1-! lb. avg.[ 22c lb.
Large Supply ofgfresh Vegetables
Including: Aspargus, Caulflwer, Radishes, Cucumbers,
Boston Lettuce, Celery. Celery Hearts,
Sweet Peppers, New) 01110”. Turnips. Carrots and Rhu-
20¢. 25¢Aimd 30¢ doz. j Small OTMECS 17lnr25¢
Phones (“1—1100
and Small Pork Lotus
Spinach. Kale,
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35¢ and 40¢ doz.
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Hi. l'ASO. Tex. March ill.~~l"run-
clsco Villa has crossed the great Con-
tiil‘entsl Divide. and is heading south-
east to his old headquarters at Sun
Andra, according to the most reliable
information here today, coupled with
the reports from General Funston‘s
headquarters at San Antonio.
Keen interest in the chase has been
aro‘used once more on the border by
the renewed possibility that the ban-
dit may be trapper before h'e can
swing to the. south of the pursuing
squads. American troops sweeping
,down from the nnnh 0.11 the eastern
by all calculations within striking
distance of the San Geronimo ranch.
where the quarry was last known to
be. This ranch is at the head oi!
Santa Maria Valley, where the river
or that name has its rise. .
Another detachment oi Gen. Persh-
lng‘s cavalry is believed to have
swung southeast from Modern. pass;‘
ing well south of Guerrero, where
Villa is said to have massacred 172
Carranza troops and to be striking
for Cerro Prieto and Cuslhuiriachlc
in the hope of cutting oftthe brigand
from the south. The cast. is presum-
ably closed by the several thousand
man whom Gcn. Gutierrez is said to
have in the district around Chihuahua
City. The fact that the bandit turn-
ed northeast lrom Guerrero instead
pot in a southerly direction gave rise
to wild stories- that ho wssfheuded
for the border with the intention oi
psrpetrstlng another raid on the
territory of the United States. Men
familiar pith the bandit and hill
habits, howover, pointed out that he
had taken a 'tavorlte trail over the
Divide and was headed in the direc-
tion of the Laguna de Castillo, when
he would be in his own country and
assured of plenty of water and pro-
vllons.
«- , *' , "W" filat’Vllia W all States border. among the columns
..sr‘“ '.~_ V " 0“ . against this of the expedition. - I. ,
-' ' ‘ _,1 “fill“- The new vileld kitchens. leomprlalug
'10“ ‘ W 0. WM' two enormous ovs'ns. are capable otl
3- W .- W I nah, “3 turning out 5,400 one-pound loaves or
"Ill be mo daily A one-pound lot! at
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Gen. Pershiliiz's base over the Mexico
. Northwestern Railroad.
No train has left Juarez since Mott-i
day. and as far as is known, it is
said. no preparations have been model
under conditions calculated to bring
out sharply everleecossity which
may be considered in increasing the
aeroplane establishment. . -
The army in the field already has
met the problem of living in a. coun
try which is virtually without salt.
With the expectation that it would in
part live on the country through
supplies which were anticipated in
the devastated Chihuahua districts
have not all materialized. Most oi
the available pork, for example. has
been found lnfecled'wlth trichinae.
These and other. incidents have com-
pllcuted' an 'alreadp-difilcu‘lt trans-
portation situation, thmwing the
army upon its own resources to work
out quick substitutes for the ordinary
means of subsistence:
snow HEADQUARTERS, AMER-I-
CAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES,
COUONIA DUIBLAN,
March 27. by Motor Truck to.Colum~
bus, N. (M, March 31.-‘llstabllshment
of a field bakery, on a Mexican plants-
tlou near headquarters .has released
hall a doseu automobiles for other
work which up to today have been
distributing bmd band on ths‘Unlt-
which it is passing, paying tor what,
lt consumed, even the scanty food]
‘work, endurance of the
Chihuahua, .
m billowing Chickens,
tthe men in‘ the base camps, the mooning: by drilling a few. teat
CITY MARKET
C! No. lain Sf. llayes’ M
Shoulder of Native Veal. ltc lbs;-
loin oi Native Veal, 20c R
Leg oi Native Veal, 25c
Breast and Leg oi Veal. tic lb:
Veal Chops 18c, 20c and 22:;
Small Legs oi Veal, lilc lb.
Small Lean Fresll llams, 20: Ill;
Lean Fresh Shoulders, tile lb,i7,
ilome blade Sausage 18c It]
Legs of Spring Lamb, m“... p.92...) 22c, lb;
Fore Quarter Spring Lamb 16c lb.
Lamb tor Slowing 12 Ht Ills.
Rib Roost Beet, ldc lb:
Lean Pot Roast. 16c Ib.‘
Best (lot Shoulder Steak, 16c II:
Hamburg Steak. . 16c Ill.
Young Fouls. '
. g Groceries 9;
3 pounds Hotel Aster Head Rice .......... . ......... a#
Hotel Astor Coii'ee (Saturday only) ............. , 32c 11;“.
Home Gathered Eggs ....................... 336 d
Best Table Butter .............................. ace 4
Strictly Pure Lard ....................... . ...... 14c ‘7'
Extra Quality Cheese ..................... .. . . . . . 24: If. ‘
Pimento Snappy and Cream Cheese. 3!
2 cans Health Brand COrn .............. . .......... age
3 cans Early June Peas ............................. 25c
Large Selected Prunes .................. ta r-sc lh‘;
Princine Baking Powder ................ 15c can,‘r-a ill:
Wa'rd‘s Bread and Cake fresh every day. '-" _
Squires' Home-made Bread. $3
FanCy Maine- PotatOes ........ i ............. so: A A
4 Large. juicy Grape Fruit .. . .. .................... 3
Extra Large Navel Oranges ............ 30c and ass d ‘
Medium Size Oranges .- ....................... 15 for ah ‘
Sunkist Lemons .............................. .. 15c
Spanish Onions ...... 5c each, 3 far i .‘
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Sweet Potatoes. Tomatoes, Lettuce. Celery, Peppém, ‘
paragus, Cauliflower, Hot House Cucumbers, Bunch’Bee "‘
New Carrots, Spinach, Apples. Cranberries. '
Telephone your order to 134°, The neatest and mag
sanitary market in the city. Free delivery. . , s.
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by the Mexican oillciala to disputclil
a train today. No reason has bee W» 7 ‘»‘« ' “
give. for this interruption of tbol Shoulduufloaot --------- 15‘3- Farley FoMs ............ no.
schedule of one train every two do ‘ .s- Lean Poe-Roast, no bone 16c. Strictly Fresh Eggs any.
whicl has been hitherto milntnlne . - """ ‘ ~
Whatever the outcome at the (m , :mall :orllr‘isom ..... 18c.. 20c. Gold Medal Butter ...... 42¢; .
for Villa, it is evident that the l m“ . d‘" """" ‘6" °'°°"‘"°°""~- 136- .2oc., 25:6
here in Mexico, under (loll. l’ers‘hhl . Small 7"” Hams ----- 20" Smoked 380'. LIN“? or Vsll .
isillmina given an act‘lilal test of the: Sugar Cured Hams ...... 22c. Tongue ’ ."
m l tnry inventions on or service con“
ditions. ’l‘he fifty—four motor trucksl gall’forgil Hams ......... 15c. Swiss Cheese ......... In; .
doing transport duty are under test in U, 3°” "’ """" 15c' 3 gts. 8“" Kraut” -...... Us;
a country without roads, where hill Corned Beef "om ...... 8e. up. ' Corned Hams ............ it;
and” mountain climbiiixlg on rocky. Native Veal from ..... 16c. up Corned Spareribs ......gl... 12¢.
ira s are necessary the army ,,,,,,, , - " i v
to subsist. The big trucks not uni: Fancy chickens H 23c Pm. Heads ""' """ 5"" “l .
have done all expected of them, but CHARNOK’ I - vi
they have in several respects out- S MARKEF ‘ ‘ ‘I i
done the famous lighter makes of all- . ' ,
tomobiles in pace-mulch: under diili- Phone 5852 76 North Maln stree _. ‘
cult conditions. g Q ‘ “ fi ‘ meqvw
The aviation service lj working
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than the saving in money was th'flmake the best fi‘hmk,'6flt ...
release of automobiles and other , were only a tow availahlu.. For .
transport facilities for arming addl-fthe men used small rope or .
tlonal supplies. The space releasedjcord, and‘ as all the hookii '
can furnish, for example, ,a» daily barbs; each fish had’to‘bo'jernd
grain supply for about one regiment1 of the water at the first. bite. .,
or cavalry horses. .‘ During the rest hours in the
Practically, however, it is under-j among the soldiers hardly a. m.
stood that the field forces, by hard discussion about the slgnllcahc‘
cavalrymeu'lhiu Mexican expedition was i.
and horses, and the remarkable‘The omcers. howuvsr. discussed l”!
marching powers displayed by the in- Mexican situation gamed”. - _ . .
faniry'men have made up for a con‘ many angles. but all of those hf" not
sidersble portion 0! this handicap..here were outspoken sum env‘ "lg
Adaptability of the troops to emergen-' sire, namely. to hurry sodthwud" >
cies has furnished many practical ob-i join the pursuit of Villa. “l‘
ject lessons to the lengthsto which; Today, at headquarters the
American armies can be driven on stopped‘using the creek wsic
forced marches without loss of tar-(obtained water from shallow v
ganizatlon or danger to the men. dug since the M '3. g
These troops nude record to marches; here. The change was not
luring their first day out, but no account of mm ot'tllo my.
cording to the Noam! '9“an here creek water, but no. ccnv
and the evident physical hardness of The drinking water wells w.
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are in condition not only to repeal
but to exceed their past perform-i
”W“- . - Mishesso—Gocdnou,-Brfl
This was a hotmday’al the hesd- is 0hr telephone’ My
quartisrs’ camp. 1 men ; . ' ;_
list in fishing. swimming and sushi Pfldsetfifln. Jones. uni - , .,
other customaryhAalgl-lcul muons. soilin'_ for the use av it, and 1.
as they could devise on a beard shill ("unfit 1 but ““4".“ ‘
C‘lmcl’ “ml, him With . imllli mintfi‘. ll w '0“: “I. I.
what. appeared to be bottomlau
lee-cold rivsr nulls through it... .
Then was not a lshjool little cn-i 3"“-
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and.” saw shut “in“
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