32 Washington Street, South Norwalk
Veal Roast
Legs Young lenib‘
Prime Rib Roast
Pot Roast
'scnuu‘zrs‘ SANITARY MARKETS
Dealer in Meals, Fish, Vegetables, Fruits.
39 Main Street. Norwalk.
2% lb.
26c lb.
20c, 26c. lb.
12c, 24c. lb.
Beef Liver ......... ‘. 12¢ Plate Corned Beef .. 12¢ ‘ Rump Corn Beef 18 20¢
Rib Veal Chops 24“ Lamb Stew ........ 12¢ Solid Meat Corn Beef 18¢. ‘
Loin Veal Chops 28¢ Veal Stew ........ 16¢ Salt Pork . .18c
Veal Cutlets ........ 300 Smoked Shoulders . . 16c Rex Hams .......... 22¢
’1
Fancy Fenland Reacting Chickens
Steak Cod .. . . ..... 14¢ Blue Fish ........... 15¢ Halibut ............ 18¢
, Sea Bass . . . . , ........ 8¢ Herring .............. 8¢ Flat Fish .......... 10¢
LARGE LIVE LOBSERS ............... . ....... .................... 25¢ lb...
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FRUI PS 81. VEGETABLES
Illi0ll lllGIJl RISUllS
liicliruond ............ Ii 9
E; \ I --——~--- hewul‘ix .............. 13 9
NATIONAL LEAGUE. Izlll—lllltll‘c ............ ii iii
:- ...—.-. Il'lol‘liu‘lli't' .......... l: 9
Games Yeetfrdly. \lIlllllt'ul ............. 12 ll
l’.-I«I)lll':ll. '~: “rump...“ o iiufiitlo ............... 10 ii
i LI.IlIlllilIl. :5: Chicago. 4. ilocliester ............ 8 1i
'Toi'onio .............. 7 I15
Sfji‘dlllg in National League-
. , s
. ‘2' J" 1.1;.“ Games Today.
~. "m". ‘I """"""" III 1‘: 'b‘ IA-l‘llfil‘i' :I. liull'ulo.
‘ Plilllt=l":|llllil ......... I: 1: fl?" Iii. Ililu ml “I .\I. .mm”
I New \“MI """""" 11' 1:. ")XhI .\I “Milk Iii lit-I'Iiesicl'
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. llllt‘ir to ............. III ‘9 ”‘57 ‘ l d l (H (L
“ s. I...-... .16 iii .457 . «~—
(I‘j;.(imin|j ............ iii 2o .iiii EASTERN LEAGUE.
' l‘II .III» or ........... 1: ill $3.57. -—~
- _, . Games Yesterday.
, Games Today. NHV London, 7: Hartford. 2
NW. \oil. In Boston. I Portland, :3; Lowell, ii.
2“ ‘ 1-._ .I.2.i_In ill l‘lliluticli'liizt. I'I'II'I- II? I'““" ”“5 5 (1“ innili
‘ (bitten :II Cincinnati. Springfield. 13; Bridgeport. 5
‘1‘ Pillrllul‘izll ill St, Louis. “'“I'VHII‘IU ”1 NW' "MP". I.
'3. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Standing in Eastern League.
... ' \V. L.
p. Games Yesterday. 'Ncu‘ Loll'llln ......... 14'. ."t
Ncu \‘ork, 7;St. Louis. :3. iipiirinileld ........... 1'2 8
. ...UI ..., ,3; Detroit, 2. Linn ................ ll .\
Ii. (mu-mo, :1; Washington, 3 (ii in Il‘ni'llziuti ............. ll 8
1.6. .~ ‘ 'luin‘t‘Ill‘t ....... . ...... ll 9
.1. l‘lrlliifl'fllplyiu Cleveland, wcl urguruhflnm ell ............... ii in
is --.... \‘I‘ortcstcr ........... 9 in
,6} ' R‘andltig in Aziiirican League. 3(er lluvcn ......\.... 7 I!
’ . \‘I'. 1.. I‘.l‘. "ill’lol'tl .............. 5 III
. 'CII i‘!,""d ............ 7‘2 12 .647 Lridgeport ........... 6 16
i“ Wu 204m ..........:.'1 1': .636
I. ‘ IV \\ ‘I'oiil ........... 16 1... .5533 G‘me. Today_
.ibston ............... 17 15 .531 Worcester at Hartford.
('hicaizo .............. 14 19 .424 Bridgeport uuSpringfleld.
Philadelphia .......... 13 18 .419 New Haven at New London.
Detroit ............... 13 20 .394 LOWelI at Lynn.
‘. St. Louit ............. 12 19 .387I_ Lawrence. at Portland,
Games Today.
Iklqu‘l‘i al New Yorl'.
' Philadelphia at Washington.
YESTERDAY.
'MIilIvaukce, 3: St. Paul, 0.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
’ Games Yesterday.
Toronio. 4: Providence. 3.
Montreal. 8: Richmond, 1.
Buffalo. 5; Baltimore. 4,
Only three §ames scheduled.
A Cough nay lead
to Tuberculosis
. .Diatresslusband dangerous compli-
_ cations may follcvr if you neglect it.
haven when so serious 8. stage is
reached, Eckmanjs Alteratlve may
“bring relief. For more than twenty
it has been widely usodJn such
cases with beneficial results.
.‘Al with any medicationemployed In
this trouble. the best results are ob-
tained when the patient pays strict
attention to dict-and sets plenty of
" fast and fresh air.
Because of its only: ssslmliahle
content of calcium chlorid. this prepa-
.nlion is emotive where a tonic up-
huilder is indicated. As a corrective
s‘l nightsweuts it hue proved most
mini. It may. he tried with abso-
lute safety, since it contains no
. tunnel or hthlt- «arming drug! of -
YESTERDAY.
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Mobile, 8; Memphis, 3.
Notre Dame, 1. Niagara, 0
Cornell. 5; Colgate, 3.
Yale. Freshmen, 7;
Freshmen,
Hamilton, 2; Middlebury,1
Trinity at Tufts.
lows at indium.
Wesleyan staUnlou;
"Middlebury at Colgate.
-' Unions at Gotham
8t. unions, at W.
Iflnwail at It: fit. lurk
t v‘. ~
Standing in international LIeague.
PF
.6
.5
.5
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Minneapolis. 4; Kansas City, 3.
Chattanooga, 11', Atlanta, 2
Nashville, 9; Birmingham,
— New Orleans, 7; Little Rock, 2.
3.
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COLLEGE GAMES vssrsnnsv.
Boston College,18; Conn. a. (x, o. I
COLLEGE 0AM E8 TODAY.
Northwestern at Minnesota.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES,
ioulsv,ille 4; Toledo, 3 (12 innings).
Columbus- -lndianapolis, rain.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION GAMES glass of real hot water with a tea-
Dartmouth
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'Popular Amusements
_ TOMORROW AT THE REGENT
THEATRE.
'i‘he lieu-o Filin (‘ompnny presents
09
91
83
71
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3?
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May Allison, ill “The Come Back," a
btiiutlful dritinil. full of interesting
.“It‘llt'li and siirrinx situations. ' This
picture is especially good for Ihc rea—'
son lIIiIt it has been given the very
IN s‘l oi‘ attention, Including the cure
ully tit-letting or the (IN and every
det all to lllltkt the story c-ourpliti has
been carefully watched. The twolead‘
Ill-K roles are in the \ery best of hands,
as both llsrold Lockwood and Mm
Allison hare made It big success in tin
nioiinu picture profession. Croat tar.
has been given the remaining exist, as
I .Itli and eiei) number has been rare
Ifully picked out and trained to the
minute In his or her respective parts
lhe\other additional picture will be
:lhe episode of the “Slranue (‘ase
the. sierling actors, Harold Lockwood
' and 32.00 to be oh'liiincd
0f l
Fore-quart r Lamb
Best Cut Shoulder Steak .....
Prime R b Fir-est from best beet.
Fancy Roastera chickens
. Fancy Fons, home dveused . .
Home drgsled .c ........
Best Sugar CUI‘L'J hams .
California Hams
E. b. B ton
Dixie 81: in . ..
. Pure Lear Lard s lb. pan.
Fresh T .0 Butter
Fresh Eggs. . ......
i Oleomargarine
host! Mesa‘. butter
E¥e¢ytlic t) Ir. It‘uf.
Uur‘ Meat is of tlie Best Quality.
C. D. CHARNOK, BUTCHER
76 North Main Street
Special Prices
Spring Legs of Lamb .............
Lean Pot Roast, no barre ..
Shoulder Roast.best heavy beef.... .. ..
and treeh \egetableu
............................. 25c
. 16c
. 18:
irom loc.
liar} I’sge,‘ uhzi l:
- \t‘l) moridwiflil sch... .uciur‘e. and
“UIIl‘ tilt: interval: 01 .All Iii-H 1135 50"“
i-I our.
(in MUIIIIJ} III-st,
in the
,ilt‘u‘llll d I":
will lie
.il“i \i liu>iiriziii and lim-
‘A Million a Minute." i'
all”. ni'urrioou Ii'ih,
cry llayne. III
LcIIrIIilul Sltll‘) “lllrll gives Francis
iLImInIIIiI rim Icrl' bud puri he has
ewr attempted since he lid: noted he
Jon the scruu III II.- -|\lll,,: pitturi~
,llcwr) llayne needs \tl) little intio‘
duuiori as she i. still lIlI liiiz favorite
Ilieuple of The NOI'Walhr will have It
illdlli‘t‘ Ito see our old lliHIl‘lIt’ actor.
Dustin l-‘aruuui, in u wonderfullywth
Iiul screen adaptation ol Ihc celebrat.
ed plui‘, "linviilJ‘Iurr'iik.
by it cast of celebrated actors and ac-
tresses.
Wednesday. May 31st, will bring
forth something unusual in the picture
line. as there will be presented, for the
first time In Norwalk. IIcIuIil scenes
‘of fighting on the other side. in the
big war picture. "Fighting in .Ger-
many." This picture shows tireliula-
or in action all through II. rind gives
llli‘ people on this ethic of the Atlantic
a good Idea of the awful Iutnstrophe
ihiit is main: on the Ollli'l' side.
TICKETS FOR “PATIENCE.”
The tickets for “Patience." now on
air at the Regent Theatre are sell
Inn lRpltll). but there are still some
Ilikils at prim-s of 50 cis. 31.00 81.! ill
I
I-pnt'kcd house. and those who are con-
i
l..I~ prown to be'
.I hf) none oi the vaimxlw should be,
.I :n'm‘d, iI‘hl p.» to lllhht up this meal;
Iii iI:I livid-ill The
slic hut aluuys lit-c n l“i~ same pic
turn- will in |llt>l'lliiil .I'. l.nku.n.d'.~ .
‘llu'l in the evening. ..
Tuesday. May :lilili. llll theatre-going
I""'< i2 lat-obs appeared
A ,. M, ii .III‘ lllll‘
iiurid
LEAVES OWING $5,000.
-—.—-——-
i
Many Merchants Among liiidgel‘IelclI
Storekeeper'e Creditors.
.‘Icicr’zil t‘f4~II!IHi\ III Allllirh‘llii
iotIi. of ltiduefiI-III. who I-onIluI-IIII II
general stori- Ill llint I’Illuge, are inter-
‘csieti in his
Sills If IIIDNIIS
Harmless to Flush Kidneys and Neu
tralise irritating Acids.
Kidney and Bladder Weakness re
sult from uric acid, says a noted 'IH-
"MIDIWTIM thority. The kidneys filter this acidi
from the blood and pass it on to thef
bladder. where it often remains to irJ
ritste and inflame, causing a buminir.
scalding sensation, or setting up an ir-
rilailon'ut the neck of the bladder.
obiising you to seek relief two or thrrejI
The sufferer
waterI
times during the night.
is In constant dread. the
passes unnelimeefiwilh a scalding sen.
sntion‘nnd Is very'profuse: again.
there in difficulty in avoiding it.
Bladder weakness, most folks
lion. .
fund sometime“ very painful,
to nverrome. Gel about four ounces
of Jad Salts from your pharmacist and
take II tablespooniul in a glues of wa-.
ter before breakfast, continue this for
it looks as ‘ two or three days. This will neutralise;
though the opera will be alien to II the acids in the urine so it no longerIi -
Ils a source of irritnton to the iiladderl
Icnipiating attending will do well to and urlnary orsans Which then lll‘i horI
“WW?“ obtain their tickets without further de mally attain
Clear, Peachy Skin"
. Aviaiis Anyone Who
Drinks ilol Water
ISnys an Inside Bath. Before Break 2
fast Helps us Look and Feel '
Clean, Sweet, Fresh.
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Sparkling and
bright, alert Lu good. clear skin and
In natural, rosy, healthy complexion'
are assured 0an by pure blood.
only every man and woman could be
induced to\ adopt the morning Inside
1 bath what ti gratifying change would
l'tnkc place. instead of the thousands
[of sickly. anaemic-looking men. wom-
en and girls. with pasty or muddy
complaxions; instead of the multi-
Itudes of "nerve wrecks." “random,"
“brain fags" and pessimism we should
see a virile. optimistic throng of roe?-
checked people everywhere.
3 An inside bath is had by drinking
;each momma“ before breakfast. a
_ spoonful of limestone phosphate in it
Ito wash from the stomach, liver, kid-
‘neys and ten yards of bowels the pre-
vious day’s lndlgestlble waste, sour
fermentations and poisons. thus
cleansing, eWeethning and frelhonlng
the entire alimentary canal before
putting more food into the stomach.
Those subject to sick headache. bil-
e lousnoss. nasty breath, rheumatism,
colds; and (particularly those who
have a pallid, sallow mplexion and
who are conetlpate? very often, are
urged to obtain a quarter pound of
limestone phosphate at the drug store
‘which will cost but a trifle, but is en-
llicient to demonstrate the quick and
remarkable change in both health and
'Wmflwflting those who one.
tics internal sanitatioh. We must re-
_. am that inside cleanliness is
WW th- outside. home
the skin does not absorb impurities
If:
Iny, The play is to be given on Mon-
fdiiy evening. May 29th, and will be
,one of the greatest musical treats ever .
oils-red in Norwalk. The opera is one
[of the most famous ever written hav-
Inn: enjoyed long and “’li' popularity
.I.Ind tlic coniptinv presenting it iNne
'of recognized ability Norwni'k is
' lccrtnin to show its appreciation of the
efforts of those who are brinfln the
play here. by turning out in full force
BENSON GETS
DIVORCE; HUSBAND
MAY éEE CHILDRENj
NEW HAVEN, May 26.-—ln the civil'
side of the Superior court. Tuesday"
afternoon. Judge Tuttle. granted a dc.
cree of divorce, on the ground of in-
tolerable cuelty. io Esther M. Benson
from her husband, Otto Louis Benson}
The court gave 'ihe defendant theI
right to see their nilnor child, Wil-
liam L. Benson, 19 months old. at rea.
sonable time, and to have custody of
him for two months each year. Ben-
son was also ordered -to pay 83 a week
iilimony for the support of the child.
The couple were married at South
Norwalk, March 30,1912.Bensons
{home being in Bridgeport. He tiled a
‘cross conipiiiint charging misconduct
on the part of his wife with one John
Dates. of Bridgeport. A Mrs. Fowler
with whom Bates and the Bensons
boarded, on John steel, in BridxePOYI
telltifled that one evening then all
were about to go, to a whist partrof
the Knights of Pythlas.-’ to seeing
Bates emerge from Mrs. Benson’s
room.
Another witness said that Bates was
tdr friendly with Mrs. Benson for a
man who was-not her husband. On
one occasion when she fainted at a
house theerore visitingxhe brouiht
her a glass of water, her husband he-
iing-th'oro it: the time and situational.
to hér' assistance; 'Bstes took the
IMRS.
to contaminate the~ blood while the
pores in the thirtyI feet of hostels do..II
um and convicted denied in the
insinuatious shin» trim. Attorney
‘I .Ind Stilts is Inexpensive harmless
in. and .4 used by thousands of follteii|
-uho are subjecl‘to urinary disordere'
ciiuscd liy uric acid irritattin., Jud
Salts is splendid for kidneys and
causes no bad effects whatever.
Here you have ii pleasant. efferves-
cent llthia-wuter drink. which quickly
relieves bladder trouble.
Trustworthy House
Ware at Savings
Saturday only .
49c: Round Wet IWash Laundry
Baskets at. ......... . .........
10c. Skat, the best mechanlce'
29c.
Soap ..... . ............ 3 cans 25c.
$6.00 2 burners high perfection
wlekless Oil Stoves at ....... $3.98
14 inch high grade Lawn Mowers
at $3.25
White enameled square and ob-
lo'ng shape Veneer Clothes
Hampers, 3 sizes $3.50 up.
$12.00 20th Century Water Cool.
era, complete with stand, 5 gal.
Ion bottle, just the thing for
office, factory or home. Special
$8.98
IIOI: Fly Swami-e ................ 7c.
.........................
500. Fine Steel Grass Shears. .39e.
8 ft. Clothes Line Props ........ 106.
$1.25 3 ft. Handy Step Ladder-
Ghalc at ................ 89o
$1.00 Lace Curtain Stretchere, the
adjustable kind on ........... 69¢.
8x8 Natural Finish Porch Blind.
at 61.49
Heavy Wood Porch and Window
Bill Flower Boxes, painted green
inside and outside, sizes 30, 36 ,J
and 42 Inches long ........ 65c. up.
Site. Fine quality Floor Brooms .. 39:.
was 8 Bell Hardwood Croquet
Soto rt..... .............. ...DBe.
{8.00 Lift mi Refrigerators, made
‘ of humped, rounded comers
40 lb. leer size at . ........... “.00
Alberti'fidlcbe
as Washington IL. south Nomllr.\
..........................
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for Mrs.
Benson, and Attorney Theodore 1-2.?
[Inn i.‘
smitten disapI-carnnco‘.‘
0R BLADDER BOIHIII:
call}
it, because they can’t control iirina~‘
While it is extremely snnoylnzi
this Is}
really one of the most simple ailmenrs‘
and lemon juice. combined with liilI-‘
' away and that hls’leaying Ridgetleld
We Are .luslly Proud
And we know you will be satisfied with the filmy of Meats
we olier. The prices are always as low as i is possible“ to
keep them.
Roasts of Veal 1220 24c 260 lb.
Small Sirloin Steaks 280 lb
Small Portcrhouse Steaks 280 lb.
l Smoked Hams 230 lb.
Dixie Bacon 190 lb.
Pot Roasts 180-200 lb.
Fresh Pork Loins
Fresh Home and Shoulders
Legs of Spring Lamb
Loin and Rib Lamb Chaps .-
Fancy Fowl and Roasting Chick-
ens
Brooklield Eggs and Butter
Full Line of Fresh Vegetables
I the Fruit Departme It we are offering for tomorrow:
I Fancy Eating Apples ...... ................ bfor too
I Very Fine Pineapples ..... . . . . . . ................. 4 for 25¢
, Small Navel Oranges ........................ so for 25¢
' Large California Navels ........... 35c, gut: and 45c doz.
, Very Sweet Large Florida_ Qranges .............. 40c doz.
E Delicious Grape Fruit ...................... 5:, 6c and 8c
Native Spinach .................... / ........... 2 5c peck
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I - The Beers Meat & Provision Co.
Phones'ssi-dm
6 No. Main St.
13 Main St.
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For lSllt'lt‘ \antrms—
Fishing tackle!
’ litrtls,
sinker»-
and Hair.
riots. hoolm. flies.
'cept the hint
reels.
' I liveryiliirix
I A complete . Sporting
Goods store in each of our ‘
four \‘tIil'C‘. I
Count cqtiipiiient for any I
1. I- spoil—"Icnnis! Golf!
. -:§—‘ Ca III p i ll 5: I Photogr aphjrl
‘ looting-I Hunting! Canoe— -
ing.I
HAIL ORDEIS PILL-
Roosus Paar Compass:
Broadway
8m
at 13th St. "The It 34mm
Four ' I .
ilroad’wny Corners" Fifth Arm '
at Warren ‘ at “I 8!.
NEW YORK CITY I
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leaving debts aggega-iing, it is believ-
ed, about $5, 000, with assets amount-
ing to only a. few hundred dollars.
Bentoiti havbeen a leader and a sort
of a banker for a number of italiana
who have come to this country during
the past ten years and settled between
Ridgelleld and Branchville. These lt
alien’s animated much of the money
to Bentottl, built is undestood that
he returned all of it before he went
.Iorneut Mm." by Israel Znngwili,
andaoouushnun on the P'
ravens wears-.- .. r‘ .
The story. h m Kiss Pu:
Frederick pings II: solo or Madgafiio
gypsy mid. is h of exceptional I;
terest and tui- kl from the homes
hermustieisgim.
biomhhbholdnttho h
of Haida I; ”thesaurus!
Her lit-hull “More affair .4
toting between litres and Ham
and he u.“et. -
After nine uni-1n which
Iin Is xiii-a, ’ uhd Madge
:0 in“ Humid, on ,. ..
inslv. dose lunar-turn they .. '
and ‘3an man-sat the times
Madge. lb “been when .
thelrmhmmmthéy
”In“! "Buddha’s vast ‘
tastes. I"
was due to his business troubles
Ridgeileld authoities” say that at the
present time there are no charges of o
a criminal nature against the man.
Bentotti is married and has several
children. Eli; Ifami’ly remains in
Ridgefleld, but ills wife a’nd‘older chil-
dren profess ignorance of the where;
shouts of the husband and father, it
IsIsald.
PAULINE-FREDERICKS AT THE
neonrms‘am-Looan '-
.in o intrusion smashing oli-
‘FM‘ *“m‘n I
its: u u.“”
instants-um ‘
mud toss-a , Prompt Delivery.
ruinousPluIy\eI-s' producusnet'rho
m- ins-um
mplubim I‘
went swam inthenotubls
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