1 Bill-
' Imitation, for all those presep
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“thseolrltcti sly, addressed the guests 7
at. the weal-x. sum not. {buying wort surmount.
“ Economy Rules ”
The following Economy Opportuniti
goods of doubtful quality are never
0 place in the business system of
Phone Andrew Davey, Inc.
410
93 WASHINGTON sr.
es should interest every housekeeper—REMEMBER—
iound here—And short weights or other humbugs have
Fret-
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Delivery.
SOUTH NORWALK
VERY ‘ Positively the finest Fresh
BUTTER
2
BEST C reamery produced. (‘l'T
Finest N. Y. State
Whole Milk
CHEESE.
Very Best Cal.
PRUNES.
’l WU LBS. FUR . l’Ol'NIi
...22c i
T0
Pure U ncoated
33c lb
is: all; ¥ ..20c
WV
Campbell’s Beans or Soups” 725(-
ATLAS CATSU P. Absolutely
Pure.. Cut to—
Large Bottles ....... 2 for 25c
Medium Bottles . 3 for 23¢
Atlas Pure Fruit
JAMS. All Flavors. A
treat at, JAR .........
15c
GOLDEN
GRAIN
i": ll). ling .................
Flour
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“Will please the
most particular. Lb. 308
20 ssH STAMPS Free.
Golden Santos COFFEE.
Better than most
25c Coflees.
Pt) ['3‘ ll
Peerless COFFEE.
: Macaroni,Spaghelli orNoodle‘s
Fancy RED SALMON
In Flat Cans.
20c Value.
CAN
pure Apple
BUTTER.
Large 13 cent
lers.
our Tl) ........ I 00
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MAINE EARLY
STYLE corn JUNE
SOLID
PACKED
Peas Tomato
25 STAMPS FREE with
1 hot. VANILLA 250
100 STAMPS FREE with
1 lb. Can pure
BAKING
POWDER
OR ‘
. Lemon EXTRACT.
New Fruit JAMS, Pure Jellies,
Marmalade.
Your Chalce
Tlililrli‘l Hill
"Amtrica‘s Best Family Flour."45c 3‘ 1: 1h. hug ”'85C
Choice Family
TEAS. All
Kinds. ill},
20 SAN STAMPS Free.
..25c
M
.250
150
20 STANPS FREE with
..... .....200
View Choice-
THREE pkgs. idi-
Fancy Large
PINEAPPLES.
TWO FUR ..
Vour Choice:—
TWO CANS FOR
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COCOA
WWW
Smoked Shoulders
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Saturday Specials
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East Norwalk Cash Grocery
Telephone 743-3 Free Delivery
.................. 33¢
14¢
as
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‘Delicious Creamery Butter, 3 lb.
Pure Leaf Lard, a lb. . . . ..........................
Best Family Flour. a bag .........................
Gold Medal Flour, 3 bag .........................
Fancy Potatoes, :4 lbs. . . .........................
Skimmed Milk, full weight. a can S¢
Magnolia or Clover Milk, a can .................... 11c
Smoked Shoulders, lean and tender, a lb. ......... ,. 15C
Force.apkg............. ..................... 10¢
Fancy New Potatoes, 7 lb5. . . . . .................... 30¢
Duryea’s Corn Starch, roc pkg. .. . .. ................. 8¢
Dunham’s Cocoanut. roc pkg. ............. . ......... 8¢
Reliable Flour, 3 pkg. ........... . ......... . ..... 12¢
Reliable Flour, large size ......................... 24¢
Granulated Sugar with other goods. 3 1-4 lbs. ...... 25¢ ,
Campbell’s Beans or Soups. a can .................... 95 ,
Tomatoes, extra quality, a 5.3“ ..., . . . . . .. ...........
Fels Naptha, Ozone and kirkmans Borax Soaps , i
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"You can't do much with us old cod-l
gers,” said Mr. Murphy, but we can
get chenille boys."-
Commissioner MacDonald then arose
again, and expressed his pleasure at
seeing such a great ambunt of enthu-
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benefited them in every way imagin
able”
SMALL. LEAN, TENDER.
(‘Ll'l‘ TU, POUND ............. . . . . . .
‘oddress the gathering, and the doctor
‘put'h'ie speech in the form of a special
‘ ,_ . . t, last
eveningpto be in attendance at the
inocul's new day, which win he held,
Saturday afternoon. June 10th, at 4:30
"iii. in, on the Reed street lot. "
’" Main: " ”lithium: ‘snothnr ' hard
“is; knit enthusluflc'member of
sisslsm shown by the‘young men of
Norwalk, in the movement.
‘Slips of paper had been’ passed
arounddunng judge. heogh‘a talk.
bearingypledges of enrollment, in the
scout. school. y'l‘hese were collected.
and the motion of adjournment was
then made‘by General Frost", the ox-
celleut‘host of the evening. after a
meat, he could onlyssythat it had
and Israelites else
3“ -M¢ by thejenrfiljantadAotskaeiteet a! once. -.
PURE
5 C
oral himself.
Tile-following Noru‘nik lllt‘ll signed
plvlin‘os to join lht‘
school, which will ODt'll Pltll)‘ ill Sup
ielllbcr. as soon as Lunuuissiuner Mllt‘
lionuld returns from i’lutlshuru t‘unlp.
whori- ill‘ will be ill active service or
‘lile rump: Hurry ll. 'l‘ow. James Roll in the
ly. (‘. Elliott lir‘l-‘orosi, t‘liiiton (‘.liub-
boil. Lawrence R. l’auff‘nlan aims.
‘vluuim. J. Miller. Archibald (‘arier,‘of several small mines. which mi
Stephen liokus. S. S. Vcs’or. ll. N.
‘Gvusoll, Robert Ii. Oivcr. L. Bobbing: {anegn works of the e emy.
1.. \V. Gorhnul, J. H. Borougham, S. J.
Keck-r, l“. l’. Rooney, Robert Mul-
lines. lrn (‘. Lockwood. (‘ilnrlcs Milne.
Fred J. Hodges and Charles F. Guar-
ilieri.
To any that last night's affair was
a success would be putting it mildly
indeed. it was a life saver. With the
aid of these twenty-two enthusiastic
young workers who so willingly sign-
ed their names as being ready to de-
vote their services in whatever man
ller possible, to the Boy Scouts of
Norwallt, it seems that they org, in-
deed. doing their duty to the com-
munity. Tile new acoutmastera' school
opens with renewed enthusiasm in
Septembcrrwitlra— new crowd of mem-
bers. and it is thoroughly and distinct-
ly understood by these new members.
and also the old, that Norwaik will,
from now 0 be represented as a first
class division on the scouting map of
the country.
LONGSHOREMEN RETURN TO
WORK.
BUFFALO, June 2.—§The members
of the Buffalo Longshoremen'a local
who .struck on Wednesday for higher
wages, returned to work today. The
strike was without sanction of the In.
ternatlonaL- Longshoremen’s Union;
which has an agreement with the con-
tractor's here until December. and
President E. V. O‘Connortbrestened
to cancel the local charter unless the
members of the local llv'ed up to the ca
emollient. William J. Connors en-
nounced that a voluntary advance of
live cents an hour for day work and B
1-3 sn'hour'lpr ulsht work would be
.y.
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' SOME SOUTH OF .
CAURETTE WOODS.
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of Mamakhatun. Their oSensive:
meet. your. a. i... ,
Specials for the Week of
The Russians were driVen outg lune 3rd to 10th
on the Tchoruk and on the left . _.
wing was unsuccessful. 3 Finest \
Accordin to a despatch re-1
ceived in Lindon from budapest,i Creamery
a Hungarian correspondent in! x“
. Berlin. teiegraplied to his paperf
that Dr. liar] Liarneilt is to be‘
court—martiailed 0n the charge of“,
high treason .ani if found guiltyf]
_ Bananas
Butter 33c lb.
180 doz.
H Extra Large
G ilde'l Fruit
will be cx:uted. 3“
The formal charge to be pre—H
icrred against the Ger nan So-il
cialist leader to be "assisting;
Qua er
(tom
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lakes Sc pkg;
and cmozlraging the eneniesf,
The main evidmce agcin'it him'
is said to be u lelilet which he:
{Vsiributed throujhcut Ger-
many. "
Earl Kitchener had today what;
,was for him the unique expert:
ience of being heckled by Par-1
,liamentary critics of the Britishi
, War Office. Complying with the
promise made on his behalf in the1
Llouse of Commons by the Par-‘1
‘iia‘nentary Under-Secretary for
,War. Harold J. Tcnnat. in re-:
.suonse to co iipl‘iints o‘.‘ nienbers,
that they Md not had oo'iortun-i
.ity ‘1 question the secretary ol'
wrr. "i: in non“ general went to'
one ft the committee rooms of
the House, prepared toilra‘re a‘
,sintegnent on the conduct of the
: war and reply to quectEons. ,
' The war secretary was accom'
: pauied by several members of his .
i stall and the political heads of the "
‘War Office. He faced some zoo“
imembtrs. ..inciudiniz what area
iknown as the "ginger group";
Epicure 5hr
Lean Smoked
Full Cream Cheese, lb. .....
Sardines in Oil, 6 cans .....
Lima Bean‘. 3 lbs. .........
Peafilieans. 3 lbs. ...........
EVAPORATED MILK 3
COND. MILK
Sauer Kraut ..............
Dog Biscuit. 3 lbs. .......
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HOME-MADE PEANUT
Pork and Beans
Fresh Eggs .................... 28¢ doz. Prepared Mustard, large glass .......... 5¢ .
Rolled Oats, 6 lbs. .................. 25¢ ii
Old Grist Mill Pastry Flour, 5 lbs.
Don't deprive the children of this healthful, nourishing ar-
‘ tlcle of food. Made while you wait.
2 for 250
3 cans 250
15c lb.
imp 15o can
Shoulder
......... 23
t Yellow Corn Meal. 3 lbs. ............
' ' ‘ ' L " ' ‘ ' 32$ alaska (Salmon. 3 cans ................ i2:
......... ' I” e Pl file qunli ... . ..
......... 25¢ Sal: "Macigal, 3..........ty..‘_'..‘l“¢
was 25: I SWEET SUGAR CORN 7c can
EARLY JUNE PEAS
....... 5¢ can Old Grist Mill Entire m Flour,
......... 25¢ filbs............ 28¢
. . 28¢ Evaporated Apples ............. 15¢ pkg.
BUTTER , 15c pound
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.more vigorous prosecution of the
iwar. The public was excluded.
iriqorouely. Indeed. the whole.
of Westminster Palace was shut
oil, to avoid leakage of snv secvl
x can Stove Polish ........
Extra Stamps Free With the Following
1 bottle Shoe Polish .......
1 pkg. Shredded Cocoanut ..
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......... 10¢ i can as R. Chick. Broth 10¢
est information which might be;
elicited. ., ,
The London Evening Standard.
makes the. statemnt that a basis.
of agreement has been arriyed at;
for settlement of the Irish oues-‘
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1 bottle Extract Vanilla............. 10¢ ‘
ndiaTeaCo
x bottle Olives ..................... 10¢
1 pkg. Macaroni .................. 10¢
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tion. and that the proposed Irish
Parliament will be‘set up ii'nrne-1 .
,rlirltelv. lllster being excludedwgmup of “ago“ who amt—~30
iThe Parliament. this newspaper bombard Bar-le-Duc, and com-
isavs. will be made up of the pres» polled a second group of enemy
Eent Irish representatives in ‘mimachines to disperse. A German
iBritish Parliament. 3 3:
l Phenomenal cold. for this time?
'of the year. prevails throughout.
iRuseia. The street can at Ka-
inn have been stopped by snow. LOOk and Feel
Clean, Sweet and, .
The text of the French official '
lstatement followa: ‘ a FleSh Every Day ,.
i "In the Argonne there hasl .
been fighting with hand grenades:
Vauquois sector. at‘
iCourtes Chaussees and Filiei
lMorte. We caused the explosion"
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'The temperature at Nizhni-Nov-;
yard is at the freezing point
Drink a glass of real hot water
before breakfast to wash
out poisons.
Lite is not more]; to lire. but to
11in) well, eat well, digest u'eil. work
well. sleep well. look well. What rl'
iglorious condition to attain and yet
how very easy it is if one will only
I
iiictod~ damage upon the subter-
“On the left bank 0 the river
Meuse a counter attack delivered
i by our "OOPS made n: poestble for l adopt the morning inside bath.
run to moan? {9’ 10° yards mm; Polka who are accustomed to feel
the communicating' trenches 0‘«dull and heavy when they arise. split-
th’ enemy south of the ‘wood Ml«inn headache. stuffy from a cold, foul
Caurettes: Between fl"? wood. 'tongue. nasty breath. acid stomach.
and the ““339 0‘ Cumieres an at'lcan, instead. feel as fresh as a daisy:
.tack on the part °f the enemy”), openinrr the sluices oi the system?
was checked bV‘ our curtam Ofieach morning and flushing out the
fire and the Gemns could nOtinlole oi the internal poisonmls stag"
move out. , , inanimutter.
“‘0“ the right'bank Of the nver‘ Everyone whether ailing. sick or
the batfl°_ commued yaterdPY well, should. each morning, before
and ‘3“ night “nth 'exueme “0‘ breakfast. drink a glass of real hot
lance 31°“? the elm" front be' - water with a tensponiul of limestone;
tween lhe Thiwm°nt Farm and phoaphate in it to warm from the‘
Vaux. It even spread ‘0 the 935' stomach, liver. kidneys and borivellitlloi
0‘ the Vaux {0“ as far as Dam- previous day's lndigestible waste, sourl
louo. I“ the region 0‘ Thiaumontlbue and poisonous . toxins; thus
and Douaumont the 3533131“ Oficleanaing, sweetening and purifying
the enemy were repulsed by our the entire alimentary canal before
fire and our counter attacks. puttlg more food into the stomach.
“South of the Douaumont fort The action of hot water and limestone
the Germans were successful In phosphate on an empty stomach is
penetrating southern portion oliwonderfully invigorating. It cleans
the Caillette Wood as Well as out all the sour fermentations, gases.
the southern shores of the Vault waste and acidity and gives ‘one a
Pond. On our right all the at- splendid appetite for breakfast. While
tacks directed upon the sector you are enjoying your breakfast the
between Vaux and Damloup water and phosphate'is quietly ex-
were broken by the counter re- tractlng a large volume of water from
sistance of our troops who in- the blood and getting ready fol-“a
flicted Very heavy losses upon the thorough flushing of’all the inside
enemy. organs. . '
“In the course of this fighting The millions or people who are both-
the artillery fire mailed an" "ex cred with constipation. hiiious spam.
ceptional‘ degree of violence and stomach trouble, rheumatism: others
continued along all the front at. who have so ow skins. blood diam.
chad. , ,_ g . ers and sic commencing” urged
“The night passed relatively to set a «strict sound or limestone.
quiet on who» minder of the 950911!“ from “10 drill SWIM“
{M‘- .i" .3 ... ,1
,“Y' ‘ ., French sir-“slim tenths mole commenced orsnl
lcourse of this pursuit a Fokker
, convention.
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34f, - BUTTER - 34in~
Very Best Creamery Butter—Try a potmd and you will
become a regular customer.
Fairbank's Gold Dust Powder, large pkg. ........... 18¢
Royal Baking Powder» ..... 12¢. 22¢ and 43¢ can
3 cakes Bong Ami or Sapoliovior ........ .. ......... «25¢
Monogram Whiskey-(That good old Rye), bot. ....“.. 85¢
Beckmann‘s‘Brealrfast Cocoa, large size tin ........ 14¢
Challenge Blend Coffee,‘3o: grade, lb. ............. 26¢
Crown Aster Brand Flou‘r‘, bag .' ............ a ....... 89¢
ChoicrLine Teas, Coffees. Butter, Imported and Domes-"l"
tic Cheese. A Complete Stack Fine Wines, Liquors, Etc., at
Low Prices. ,
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machine was brought to the'bY the Senator Mord estate/pa
ground near Etain and in the “8th several stores and onto
and for a time threatened the cen
machine, attacked by two French 'Of Brochille's mlllestl section.
machines came down dear Bou- '088 is about $100,000. '
convilie." ‘
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BIRD comm as‘rweeu noo
”ANDRODMZM. "
Alumna»?! was won.
RoomzahtHeMUnJunior .i
Schoolinanlrdcontost. 1th
May I. Ills and ended June 1, 19
Bothrmsmtrytngmrym
“utilises-test. macaw”
audRoonlsIswuhirds. m...
“Wilmette-Rhoda:
luluulcerations“[roomas,=
mums.
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BATH-INC NELSON OPERATED '
VOTE‘ON NAVAL APPROPRIATION
BILL. ‘
WASHINGTON, June l—Final vote
on the Naval Appropriation bill was
the only business before the House
today, at its last session with a gener-
al attendance before the Republican
Many' minority members
were ready to rush from the House
chamber immediately after the ballot-
ing this afternoon and catch trains for
Chicago. 3
The House yesterday retained that
section or the bill authorising the
United States Government to partlct
' will oedt very “tiled-list ls Mclsnt .
pate in establishment of an interns-
tioisl court for maintenance of peace.
it also voted an amendment providing
not more than 8.000.000 for enlarging
Navy Yll‘dn at Boston. WW“-
H.. Charleston. Philadelphia, Norfolk.
New Orleans-nil Puget Bound.
snookyicts susiusss
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