”AGE SIX
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEX.
FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1916 I
SCHULTZE’S SANITARY MARKETS
Dealer in Meats, Fish, Vegetables, Fruits.
33 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
EATS Am % PROVISIONS
39 Main Street, Norwalk.
Roast Veal,
Veal Cutlets,
Legs Lamb,
Fore Lamb,
Fresh Shoulder,
lie-20c lb.
26c lb.
22c lb.
16c lb.
ilic lli.
'Sirloin Steak ....... 24¢ Rib Lamb Chops. .22¢ Rib Veal Chops . . . . 22¢
. ,3 lPorterhouse Steak .29¢ Loin Lamb Chops . .26¢ Loin Veal Chops . . . . 24¢
. Hamburg Steak ..... 16¢ Lamb Stew ......... 12¢ Veal Stew .......... 15¢
.-; Shoulder Steak ..... 16¢ Beet Liver ........... M Pig Liver ............ 7¢ l
.‘s Round Steak ....... 22¢ l‘nk Sausage ....... 22 “ac Sausage ....... 22¢
., Pot Roast 10¢—22¢ Roast ericken ...... 28¢ Smoked Shoulder 14¢-
. Rib Roast» . . . 16¢——22¢ FanCy Fowl ........ 24¢ Starving Fowl ....... 20¢
' Strictly Fresh Eggs .......... 28¢ doz. Oleomargarine ......................... 25¢
Fresh Fish at Low Prices 5
, New Spinach. . . . . . 25c pk. Kale ............ ..... i8c LemOns .............. 15c
3 3 .3 ’New Cabbage ...... 4c lb. Parsnips ............ 3c lb. Tomatoes. 3 lbs. ...... 25c
.3 . 3 green Peppers. . 25c doz. Beets ........... 5c bunch Carrots ........ 5c bunch .
Bananas ..... aoc doz. Rhubarb ........ ioc bunch Parsley ........ ioc bunch :
Bermuda Onions ..... .. 7c Lettuce ...... 5c-—ioc head Egg Plant ........ 8c—ioc
ORANGES
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{,3 . WASHINGTON, April LL—Much
anxiety was felt In official circles to-
day over the fate of Major Tompkins
.and ]his little force. of United States
. ears ry, attacked in Parrti
.. on Wednesday. L Mexico.
Known to be outnumbered,
~ perhaps
beleagured in a. district notoriously
3. anti American, it was feared that the
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AQualitLguaranteed.
Round Steak,
Sirloin Steak,
Sweets, aqts. 15c
troopers might be in a grave danger.
I. wit of information from the isolated
d ‘lit('llllit‘nl
their safety.
While awaiting official information
regarding the outcome of the first
battle the American troops have had
In Mexico with the natives.
steps General thruston has taken to
intensified anxiety for
GRAPE FRUIT ........ ................................. 4 for 25c. 5 for 15c, 6 {or 25c
.......... ................-n-......n.
what 3
prevent further trouble, the question.
of what effect the attack will have‘
on the administration's Mexican pol-l
ity “its under consideration today by
President Wilson rind his official inni-
ity.
General Carrnma's note and
zrams urging the withdrawal
tele~
from
Just Take a Minute
Porterhouse Steak
Chuck Roasts of Beef,
Small Legsoi Veal
Small Loins of Veal
Legs of Spring Lamb
.. Rib LambfiChops
_ Rib Roasts boned and rolled
f Swifts Dixie Bacon
l
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The Beers Meat & Provision Co.
Phones 881--1180.
or so and glance over these prices on meats and provisions at Norwalk's Largest Markets.
2SC 3°C. 35c, 40c doz.
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Mexico or the American troops and
:II ititortntrtiott at hand regarding the
latest military derelopments were
ready to be laid before the Cabinet.
it was said to be virtually certain
thut no immediate order for with
drawing the troops would ht’ girl-n.
(‘ongt'cu bird an opportunity to
show its feeling in the situation when
it met today. The news of the at,
tack on the American soldiers at Par-
ral arrived utter adjournment yester
day. The Carranza withdrawal pro-
posal. honour, seems to meet the
general scttttmcnt among the nlt'lll‘
here that the Administration should
be left free to handle the situation
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24c
_ 24c
16c
22c
22c
24c
24c
_220- 24c
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16c
L:rgeYellow Fowl
25¢“
oath.
Corned Spareribs .............. 12min). Pigs'Liver. ....... . 6¢lb.
Corned Pigs' Feet ........ . ....... 6¢ lb. Swift’s Premium Hams ..... . ..... 24¢ lb.
Sperry & Barnes' Hams ........ .23¢. lb. FancyWestportEgg. 26¢ doz.
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Freshliams, Show Smalltllorir Loins.
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for the present.
itoday,
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'by American soldiers and that
i
lment had been created quickly
i sided
30! President
:wlth his cabinet.
'3' no acuoou Fort c. N. a. orercsss
i
,llaoular Arm, Officers luay in Max.
EL PASO, Ten, April 14.——lu spite
of alarming rumors and considerable
iapprehensiou which was expressed in
irUlLe quarters, the night in El Paso
ind Juarez passed pratetttlly
As tar as is apparent on the surfact
the Mextcans in both cities
only a latiquid interest in the
situation brought about through Car-
‘ranzu's request. for the withdrawal of
. the
American troops trom Mexico
and the clash between American
troops and civilians at l’arral. 'lht-
only noticeable excitement is among
1 the Americans.
Al the same lime autiArneric-an
ashore” who tor weeks irate lit‘arr
spreading stories at the lfrrtted Slates
intention to embark oti a war con
driest have not overlooked their op-
portuntly. Their first econ was the
starting of a story in Juarez to the
eflect that hundreds of people had
belu slain in an attack upon l’arral
llit
Ntlringoes' had betn defeated with
.great losses General (turns. the
it‘arrauru commander, took speedy
steps to crush this story by posting iii
a prominent place General ()bregon's
official account of the Parrot trrci»
dent. The people accepted the of-
ficial version and what little excite»
sub
The authorities here were so well-
rationed that there was no occasion
lfor alarm that nothing beyond the
normal precautions were taken
guard the town during the night.
to
To-
idny rumors of impending riots and
-revolutions have given way
to the
tables interest with which the devel-
opment: in the diplomatic situation at‘
Washington are awaited. Even the
[wpular amusement of locating Villa
has lost its charm pending the result.
Wilson's deliberation
ice—Can't Teach Classes.
That there tnay M 'I all"? Who!"
‘of instruction for officers of the (kin.
nectlcut National Guard was announc
ed yesterday by Adjutant General Gen.
.\I. i All of the regular army of-
ficers. usually depended on as lnsIruc
tors. rm- busy in Mexico, so that it is
doubtful if enough can be spared for
the purpose. Usually the officers of
the two infantry regiments, nuhberim;
about Fet’enty, have been assembled
for five driys' insiructlon before the
summer camp. They have been Inl-
trnctiug in the duties of tin Infantry
officer. In sanitation. entrenchemcnts.
may-reading and making, patrol duty.
firec ontrol and similar subjects. Last
year the "faculty" consisted of seien
officers of the regular army, detailed
for the purports.
“1..
General cola, in expressing. his .
doubt as to whether the school would
be held. said that much depended up
on the satisfactory couclunon of the
Mexican trouble. as well as the apprv
prration by Congress of sufficient inn is
to pay the expenses of the school.
CORPORATION PAPERS.
The certificate of organization ' or
tin Standard Construction t‘ompany
of new Haven. which starts bufiii‘t‘>.~
with $4,100, has been approved by the
secretary of the state The Dlt‘fldt‘lll
and treasurer is F. W. Keyser. the
Vice president is Walter Thompson
and the secretary ls Frederick A.
Herllss.
A preliminayr certificate of disrlu»
tlou of the Buhl Corporation of Bl‘ldlb'
port has been filed.
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Don‘t waste the days In waiting for
a tenant. under the impression that
Sentinel classified advertising is
expensive. For your real expense is
to own tenantlesr-t property.
60MB Sill iii ill
lilifll 0R GRAY llllli
If Mixed With Sulphur it Darkena so
Naturally Nobody can Tail.
Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
fully darkened. glossy and attnctive
with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Whenever her hair took on that dull.
faded or streaked appearance, this
simple mixture was applied with won-
derful elect. By asking at any drug
utore for “Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound," you will get a large hot-
tle of this old-time Ingredients, all
ready to use. for about 50 cents. This
simple mixture. can be depended upon
to restore natural color and beauty to
the hair.
A wellknown downtown
says everybody uses Wyeth’s
and Sulphur Compound now
It darkens so naturally and
druralst 3
Sage
because
M'enly
that nobody can tell It has been an.‘
plied—it's so easy to use, too.
simply dampen a comb or soft brush
and draw It through your hair. taking
one strand at a time.
You ‘
By morning .
the gray hair disappears; after snottt ’
er application or two. it Is N'illort'l' to‘
its natural color and looks glassy, soft ‘
and beautiful.
delightful toilet requisite. it Is
intended for the cure. mitigation or
prevention of disease.
fir
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We Give S&H Green Trading Stamps. Ask For Them.
Special Cut Price for Week
Inclusive.
of April 10th to April 15th.
Washington
Brand
FIG GOLD
BARS DUST
A A
LB. 7c PKG.
Crisps 8c pkg :
PEANUT i
BUTTER
2, llc
3160
Evaporated Peaches, a ii. iii
Fat Norway Mackerel, ea. So
This preparation- is a;
not .
Hayes
CITY MARKET
69 No. Main St. Rayes’ Block
Small Lean Fresh Shoulders 16c lb.
Neck and Shoulder Veal iGe Iii
Breast and Leg oi Veal lie lit.
Rump and Loin oi Veal 20c lb.
Leg and Fillet Veal 25c lb.
Small Legs Veal itic lb.
Legs of Lamb 22c lb.
Lamb Ior Stewing 12 l-Ze lli.
Fore Quarter Lamb 16c lb.
Rib Roast heel itie lli.
Hamburg Steak. 16c lit.
Best Cut Shoulder Steak. 161: lb.
Choice Ysmgvi‘ewls. 24c lit.
Milk l‘ed Routing Chicken, 28: lb
Groceries Fruit and Vegetables
Dried Peaches. fancy quality roe 1b., 3 lbs. 25c
LargeSelectedPrunes........................12 r-2c lb.
Best Table Butter ....... .. 427: lb.
Home Gathered Eggs ... 30c doz.
FullCream, Exceptional Nice Cheese.............. 24c lb.
White Starr Pure Lard r4c lb.
Pimento, Snappy and Cream Cheese.
Yuban Coffee (Sat. only)... 32c lb.
Princine Baking Powder, 1-2 lb. can ....... 15c
Hotel Astor Head Rice, 3 Pounds 25c
3cans Early June Peas...................... ....... 25c
Health BrandCorn.acans................... ........ 25c
Order your Starch, Soap and Bluing for Wash Day.
Ward‘s Bread and Cake Fresh Every Day.
Squires' Home-made Bread.
Try a box of Kelloggs Krumbles. a new cereal .. roc
Grape Fruit . 3for 25c and 4 for 25c
Oranges .m- ................ 25c. 30c. 35c. 40c doz.
Celery. Lettuce. Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Apples, Cranberries.
New Carrots. Bunch Beets, Spinach. New Cabbage. Sweet
Peppers, Strawberries. Asparagus, Top Onions. Radishes.
If you want. good goods, reasonable prices. courteous
Groceries and Meat. telephone 1340. Free Delivery.
treatment and an up-to-date, sanitary store to buy your
A&P
PUMPKIN
3 CANS 25¢
‘ 10—S'l'Ahll’S
r can Sultana Spice roc
1 box Fluffy Ruffles Starch
we
1 box Shaker Salt roe
1 pkg. A&P lee Cream 01'
Jelly Powder we
r bot. Kitchen Bouquet 25¢
' a pkgs. Anti-Stick each 5e
1 pkg. Elastic Starch
Dried Lima. Beans,
With Any of the ____Following Groceries:
lb. 7c
NONE SUCH
MINCE MEAT
3 PKGS. 25¢
FREE-10
1 hot. A&P Salad Oil.
1 can Marshmallow Crernle8c
_ too
i can Globe Polish .. we
r can. "a in r" (Kills
Bugs) me
i bot. A&P Pickles too
i bot. Jet Oil Shoe Polish
roe
rocorameacb 5c
SpeeiatSaleot‘AGPhundry- SoapwithExtra
~2o Stamps Free our 7 Cakes list)?
Luanda». 25c _
stoma-upland: MW
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Specials for Saturday
—-At the-—
East Norwalk Cash Grocery-
Telephone143-3 FreeDelivery
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Best Family Flour, a bag. ............... 80¢.
Gold Medal slanting... .................. 89¢~ J
Delicious Creamery Butter. 3 lb. ........... .. . .3g¢
Process Butter, inpfintgalb. ...... ...............3 ¢
Full Weight Condensed Milk, a can ......... . . . . . . . 10¢ _
Full Weight Cond. Shanmed Milk 2 cans ......... 15¢ r ,
Dixie Brand Bacon a lb. . . ......................... 15¢
Bermuda Onions a lb. .. . . ............................ 5¢
Pure Tomato Ketchup. 3 bottles ....... .. ........ . 25¢
Large California Prunes, 3 lb. ..................... . 1
Campbell's, Ritter' s or Rex Baked Beans. a can . . . .
Campbell'sSoups. cuttoa can
Fancy Potatoes, r4 lbs. .................... 39¢
Strictly Fresh Eggs. a rim. ....................... .. .. 25¢ -
SmallBakingBeans, alb ....... 8¢
Granulated Sugar. 3 i- 2 lbs. .............. . . ....... 25¢ .
Evaporated Peaches. a lb. ................... . . 7¢ .
Uneeda Biscuit a pkg. ........................ . . .4¢
as Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
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ing for your Friday’s Fish. Order ‘
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