mouse. UP on Roman. The members of the British
pffll-le
909
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l’l OIIlpl
loll value given.
Priceaas follows demonstrate anew our supremacy as
Delivery
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. The World’s Best
Per Bag ..................
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Per Bag ..... . ......
Per B'mel ............. ..
GRANULATED SUGAR
13lbs.fur.........
MP BUTTER
The Best Butter Made
Pound .................. ,
FINEST SELECTED
MINE POTATOES
15 ll). l’t'ck .............
tALASKA SALMON
TallCans
SMOKED SARDINES
Per Can . . . ................
KELLOGG'S BRAN ..........
Per Pkg. . ............... . ‘
POSTUM CEREAL‘t
LargePkg. ..
INSTANT POSTUM
Luge .
~ Small .. .................
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7 for ................... ,
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2for..
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- $1.25
$10
$1.30
$10.40
$2.05
$1.00
410
49c
120
56.
220
220
45c
25c
25c
90
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DOWS FOR STAMP SPECIALS.
The Great A.& P Tea Cb.
124 WASHINGTON ST” SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. one.
Free Delivery.
’ * Kelxer and the Norwegian steam-
_—-o‘e-
135
830
M. .. .-
Port, Sherry, Angelica or W
83 and 85 Washington St.
.Lloyd'a Shipping Agency.
All attack was made by
'troops yesterday in the Verdun
front, in an erfort to recapturel
trenches taken by the Germans
on Hill 304. The failure of this
attack is announced in today's.
communication f.o:n German
army headquarters.
yesterday on the Dvina front. on!
the northern part of the Russian-
Galician line. but failed to gaini
grOund. it is announced officially
in Berlin.
Attacks made by Russian:
troops yesterday in the Ludova;
region, in the Carpathians. and in,
the 'hotlvs ValleV. on the North-:
ern Rumanisn front. were re-l
Puls d m‘t‘a F’A'W losses the:
German War Office announced. 3
A dispatch from Switzerland!
as forwarded from Rome to the;
Wireless Press in London says
Germany and Austria have offer-l
ed their services to GreeCe in.
opening land communication if .
Greece declare: war on the En-
tente.
aficial informatiOn to the
United States State llepartmetitl
,, establishes that the British‘
steamer Marina. sunk by a Ger-
‘man submarine. with losses “of
'Americans” was in no sense a
import and was entitled to the
L inununitles of a peaceful merch-
‘antrnsn. Germanyltaa announced
her willingness to odes mods
:for the destruction in such a
care.
3 Lloyd's Shipping Agency sn-
gnonnces er... the Belgian steamer
‘er Meteor lmre been reverted!
" stream-connotm)
Saturday Specials
—At the——
e
‘
East Norwalk Cash Grocery
, Telephone 743-3 Free Delivery
fl.
Ddicioua Creamery Butter,alb. ........
“PlgreLatd,slb..... .......................... . ..... 19¢
« Best Family Flour .. ............................ $1.25
Gold Medal. Jones’ or Pil sbury's Flour ......... $1.35
Dixie Bacon, a‘lb. ........ . ...................... 21 ;
Loose Oatmeal, fresh fro :l the mills. 3 lb. . . : ..... 4¢
Smoked Shoulders, lean anl tender, a lb. ....... .“.. . 16¢
,. Selected Eggs, a dozen ........................... 40¢ i
’ Karo Syrup, a can, cut to ........................... ¢ "
Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 can; .............. _ . . . .t . . .. K¢
Fresh Roasted Coffee ... ....... a lb. 21¢. 5 lbs. $1.01}
None Such Mince Meat. 3 pkgs. ....... f‘ ............ 25¢
Fancy Maine Potatoes, 14 lbs. ..................... 45 ‘
Teco Pancake Flour, 3 pkg}. ....................... 2‘49.
Grandma's Pancake Flour, large pkg. ............... 20¢-
Fanty California Plum, 2 lbs. .............. . ..... 25¢
‘Fancy Head Rice, a—lbs. ....................... _. . . . 25¢
QuakerOats,3pkgs. ........................ Rel
~ ‘3. O. Presto, '1 pkg. ............................. 10¢
A.._ STULL
.as Cottage Street East Norwalk.
“It TROOPS BEING CON- navy mission have been ordered
m? THE TEUTONIC
asked permission to de-
m film .
. .- mung is'htzngrogresa‘
to embark on the Greek Transat-
lmtic liner King Constantine. ‘
In response totlte‘dernand of"
the Entente Wednesday for an
explanation of the movements of
Greek trbops, the government
has stated that these movements
have ceased... .
The German hundred marl: bill,
;mamen tbe'hu dropped another u :4 points
field:
trustee
‘l
.inch guns. mentw'two a-pound-
sunk and their ere-m landed. I
The Belzian steamer Kelrer in
loot listed in aVailabIe -e‘ords.,
:The Belvian steamer Keltiur of
2.100 tonn‘ gross. was last report-
ed a” leaving Newcastle. N. B.,
,on NOV. 21. for Queenstown
i The Norwegian steamer Me-
:teor. of 4.2x: tons’ cross. was
last reported leaving Philadelphia-
!on Nov. 24 for London. '
fl. The French battleship Suflren
;which left port on Nov. as. has
‘not been heard fro-n since. and
the Mini°ter of Marine considers
,the vessel lost, with all on board.
i The Sulfren sailed from Lor-
ient. a French naval station in
Brittany. .
The French battleship Sulfren
disolaced 12.750 tons. Her nor-
mal complement was 110 men.
She was 410 feet long. and 70 feet
of beam. and was laid down in
18m. She was armed with four
rzeinch. ten 6.4-inch and eifht 4-‘
er: and four {Dmedo tubes-
Last year th- Suffren took part
in the bombardment of the Tur-
kish forts at the Dardanelles. She '
entered the Straits to attack Tur-
kish batteries and. according to
Ian official Turkic-h announcement.
vvas damned seriously and with-
ldrew in flames. She was sent
lback to Toulorl for repairs.
l _-
' WESTON
Norfleld Grace willnest in reader
semi-monthly session Friday evening.
Several moss were. in Bridgeport
WM, attending, the annual.
Gram. No. 9.
The Nomad 008mm} MI! .
zom'm.m eon-lat your; mm
slimmest. . , .mumw
son ‘ r. “0089.594 . W
more. ”are. m o
,
cn Asluflnla 1.35
Flour
i In sanitary paper lined sacks. flakes fine bread and cake.
Very Best Maine Potatoes. 93 pk. ................. 49¢
Crown Aster California Asparagus Tips, can ........ 23¢
13 lbsKFine Granulated Sun: for ............... $1.00
Bass & Cost Pale Ale ....... Pint bot. 15¢. 2 for 25¢
Gold Rock Brand Sifted Pena, per can ' ............ 15¢
3 pkgs Macaroni or Spaghetti ..................... 25¢
ALWAYS SOMETHING SPECIAL HERE.
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
.‘ GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
French I
The Russtans made an attack'
‘ John Philips. ’
“has also returned
’ Thom leOnQbulty of Lynn, ll! ”H
married
meeting or Fan-lieu County Mona, and
Soelstr' baa elected the rm» tenement
Ball
hite Port Wine, bot. . . . 50¢
Telephone 1405.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Horne-made Sausage ...... soc!
Small Pig Pork ........... soc
Fresh Hams .............. aacl
Fresh Shoulders .......... lscl
Sugar Cured Hams ......... 24::
Small California Hams ..... 17c
Spring Leg of Lamb ...... sac
Forequarter Lamb ........ 16c
Pot Roast from ......... 16c up
Flank Steaks .............. no
Corned Beef from ...... roe up
Native Veal from ...... 14c 11')
Fowl; .................... 26c
Dixie Bacon .: ............ aaci
Everything ‘in Fine Canny-d.
Goods and Vegetables.
Swrt Premium Oleomargarinyl
lass:
Beef Cubes .......... l doz. ascl
m
Cbamock’s Market
Free Delivery
76 North Main St
.‘ roomsa
fol. 583-2
lawronce Kellogg. eldest son of (if
B. hello“. Ia recover-inst [mm on.
rrpgrstion for appondlcllio. whlcll lls‘
un srwont on Tueads at bong
in Bratileboro. Vt. y ‘ Ital
The Misses Klu lave returned to
Glendale. L 1.. after a few dnya' visit
with Mrs. Robert'WIllisrns.
The funeral of Enter! “7. 8. Nexus:
[was hslt‘fro- We bone in tha’
over Parish, I . Intern-
In Brooklyn. N. Y. 3‘ “ W"
was Gertrude alums-«Tor But
Norwallr. has taken the position as
teacher at the Good Hill School. re .
iigmd by Mills Gertrude f‘rafl.
Mrs. Ilendvrron and child have re-
‘lzer- «I to "saunas. N. Y., aflcr a visit;
or the (‘lmord residence. on Godfrey;
street. .
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dory have re !
turned from New York. where. they"
were called by the .‘iflrltlllrl illness of'
Mrs. Dory’s mother, Mrs. lionltl, who
Is now Improving.
New York friends
. have returned
home after ll visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Professor Philip Krappo. has return,
ed to New York, after a few don‘t
visit at his East Side summer home.
Miss Allele Kellogg has returned to
“or touching duties at Dunbury Nor-
mal School. adtor a few days' visit at.
her home here. Miss Ethel Salmonl
to South Mancheb;
ter. and Min Lem Futon to East
Orange, N. J‘.‘ i
New molng la being placed on the
house of Lyman-Bears In the Upper
Parish. and other improvements made.
Mrs. Moses Sherwood and Mr. and
Mr=. Charles Dunnebach.-of East Nor-
w‘lk have has" «nest: of Mr. andl
Ira. John P. Fitch.
Mrs. Adolph Horn and sister, Miss.
Susie Faulhabsr, entertained several
to grant the same. ' The petition, as
printed in The Lynn felon-am. reads
as follows;
an the Honorable. the Justices of
the Superior Court within and for the
County of Essex:
Respectfully libel: and represents J.
county. that he was lawful!
to'Helen M‘. \Mceaua'helty now of
Brooklyn, In the State of New Yaw!-
at South Norwalk, Connecticut. on the
14th day of November.
thanafisrwardsyouflhallsntand
A; D» 1900. Warrants
no.
FRIDAY, D“. I, 1916 l
Andrew Davey,
as WASHINGTON ST.
' Gives the Best Values in the City
SOUTH NORWALK
Prompt
Auto
Delivery.
Inc.
PEERLESS COFFEE EPICURB DELIGHT VERY BEST TEAS
ATLAS TEAS
30¢ pound ggFggE ' All kind’rloé lb. l l’rr pound 50c
so Stamps Free 28¢ pound loo Stamps Free 50 Stamps Free
Golden Grain Flour - cut to $1.30 bag
5 111» Pks- amt». VERY GOOD BEST YELLOW
231-1336‘3- gfatlafif-‘R' APPLES )NIONS
_ 42¢ 40¢ peck 2 (llS- 15¢
13 lbs Granulated Sugar - $1.00
ouvss. PICKLES. BABBITT’S
INDIAN RELISH o.
CHOW CHOW “LE-“SE“
8 cans 25¢
10¢ bot.
Sperry & Barnes Shoulders
ASPARAGUS
25¢ cal
VERY. CHOICE
ALASKA SALMON
Tall cans
Cut In 12(‘ (‘ili‘ll
per lb 16c
l
EXTRA LARGE LICED BACON SMOKED BEEF 3 lbs. BEST HEAD
PRUNES l Large Jar 25¢ RICE
2 lbs. for fit 30c wars 25¢ Medium Jar 10¢ 25¢
Very Rest Elam Creamery Butter - 43c lb
GRANDMA'S -. KARO SYRUP V3 lb. ATLAS VERY GOOD
PANCAKE FLOUR Lag. can 25.. CEYLON TEA
Lam? l'kl-I. 25¢ Medium can 15¢ ln padrageoé ORANGES
Small I'k". 10¢ Small can 10¢ :5 Stamps Free 25¢ dozen
100 Slams“. Free with I sound Daisy Baking Powder 500
lb. \ ' s
LOOSE COCOA I0sttmn free wuhthe followmg LARGE JAR
25¢ Old Dutch Cleanser roe 1 pkg. Atlas Pearl APPLE BUTTER or
In Stamps Free Bottle Blue ------ we Twit)“ ------- l5c APPLY JELLY
--———————-!—- Bottle Ammonia . loc V4 “3- pkg. Royal
EXTRA LARGE 1 Bon Ami ...... 1°C Cocoanut ...... 100 Cut to 10¢ each
HERRIszGS h r Sapolie ........ roc 1 pkg. Puppy Cakes 10c .
eac , bot. Atlas Ketchu 1 Atlas Shaker Salt lot-
No. x MACKEREL . fee I a. a M. Fish Flakes ATLAS cocoa
Per lb. 18¢ 1 Atlas Oats me Q k F1 “k roe )3 it). cans 20¢
p IQUIkfiFIl’inl..l 1 userlnaes..7c St
affix" 3 lb. box Atlas Starch ‘ pkg. Chippewa 53:; .10 amps
. , 18: fl . .
so each . s... ,,,,,,,,,,, '09 1 pkg. Atlas Jelly ATLAS VANILLA
1-.ng I ‘ ka' Pow PM I" FOWdCI' ...... . 10G \ 2 OZ. bottle 25¢
10¢ oath 1 pkg. Atlas Corn Pltg. Whole Green
3 for 25¢ Starch ......... loc Peas ........... no 25 Stamps Free
0x Tongue 25c class [ Lalllb’s Tongue, per glass 18c
Timon FRUIT AND VEGETABLES ’
not move into use Commonwealth tor‘ nonwaut sowcmo NOTES. _
the purpose of obtaining a divorce. Contrary to um mild old dope, the
Wherefore your ”mum arm that Nor-walk Bowling team «blob lined up
a divorce from the bonds 0' matrimony {against the Palace team last evening
may be MNN WWW“ your “balm" in the Norwallt alleys and which was
and the said Helen M. WWW-1 supposed to massacre the boys from
And your ”50".“ “um” ”WNW-lube downtown and of Lbs city, ro-
tlml there has bean born of W “ml eelved the trimming or its life by
marriage “"0 minor children. helm; losing three straight games to the
v. ueCauxhemr and 84'1"“ 31- M95 South Norwalk rollers. All of the
0311:1191”. used 15 years ”d 1‘ "‘5' Norwalk “sharks' wore 'itw'ay out or
NSWlVGII- Al“! 11° 9"" "l“ 1“ form last evening. and while the Pal-
may be film ”I“ “’9 “d “”3“” see boys were not exactly perfect.
thereof. ? they rolled good enough to hand the
spill: this “I! d” 0' Dumb"! Arm-st district champions a lacing. This
.. - ‘ is the first game of a series, and the
J. THOMAS McCAUGllRLTY. gm“ w.“ be played next Thursday
--- l evening at; the Palace alleys. lI'lNOI‘Ih‘
frle‘llls at dinner on Wednesday. . Main street. The score:
Mll‘ss Julia Hirsch will spend the ST. JOHN-.8 LONE OFFICE”? Nomlk.
wee end In Danbnry. : ‘ lWPyPrhauser .......... 102 86 100
um. Henry Wakemanhns retumeo w°c"h'm'lu'lma'w'mar’gmfig 3:?" E Pauline ........... "92 103 so.
horn a visit in Weston. , V? The regular annual meeting of 31,} Meeker ................ 86 83 95
M188 Janet Wilson has taken I posh John's W No. 8, F. & A. M" m Bannlgosa ............. 104 83 82
“on 5‘ menm‘l’h" and tm'flt”. held “at levelling m the [ominous Balcom .......... s ..... ‘85 84 ‘ 93
in the once. of Attorney H;- R. Sher-5 In Wall street. and the (mom 0;. , -'_ .. ..
"md- ln “'0!le tflcers were elected for the comlnsl 469‘ 439 456
Servlcea will he held in tMshureh-l year. The officers were also inflame“ ‘ Palace
93 at the usual hours on Sundty. ilul. evening. by worshlpful Brother Sticks ................. 99 100 91
A“ ‘Artlllu‘ C. Wheeler. assisted by Grand M06411! ------- 31 99 9‘7
slum sun: role otvoncs. {nu-3mm, hm. w. atom, rmdwey ....... . ..... as as 92
> Thomas ‘MeCauzlrelty.a former I‘ll- Msstcr—Worshlpful Brother Jay S, Fl‘eal .................. 95 85 99
that 0! South Norwallr, has brought We, - Aryan". ..... 106 so .92
mt fox-divorce. and asks the Mum Benlor Warden-Brother David ll. -——- -——- ~-
ol' the Snperlorhourt within and for .E‘olluvl. " 480 459 471
. _t.ho 003“” 0' Essex. Massachusetts. ' Junior Warden‘Brother Arthur K. George .Wbyerhsuser, by with:
256 on big pins yesterday afternoon
It the Norwalk alleys. not a week’s
hiéh score which wlll. probably, not be
equaled. The house recordwon big
pl" II 258. ._ \
Fitch. “ .
Treasurer~~Brsther Samuel lanes.
Seerehry—eBmther C. OtlsFitch. ‘
Senior DeaconyBrother Horace 6.
Elder. . » 5 -_. ‘
Jualorflescon—Brother John w.
Whitehead.
Chflalnv—Brolllor William J. Rider.
Marshall—Brother Harry 1". Bennett; -
Senior Steward—Brother ,Car
coldest , .
Junior Steward-aromas Ndrman
- .ARILY. usaos moss. lieu.
la: army was 175 commissioned of!
doors and 25.986 men short of Its
anthorlisd strength Jups 30 last, add
the next daysqrasmorsthan 34.0
Organlathrother Edward M. .laclr-
" filer—J, asle- Sufi-Hand. ,. ' . '
, Trustsos—Wrshipful Brother‘a. It. .
- not thattllo first-only ‘W so
WASHINGTON, Doc. 8.—'l'lle regud
lestabllshed In many years have been
' engaged in the task. /
t ,‘l‘he report discloses that 71,038 rl-g-
ulanY were on duty ln continental
United States July 1, that number
including the expeditionary force in
Mexico.
. The report shows that a total or
ltWo omcers and 34 men In the entire
'army were killed In action, while the
additional man died from wounds.
READING OF “POLLYANN‘A
TONIGHT.
This evening in the data for the
dramatic reading of the story "Polly-
anna." which is to be given at tho
Hillside School, by Miss Mot-once
Adele defleld of Brooklyn. New
York. I
Miss Redneld‘s interpretation la de-
llghtfully artistic and Is based by her
personally. She takes the part omle
various characters in the story and;
has had great success In giving then!
life beforetho autoimmune.-
'l‘lclmtsa’nficnldmybep‘ure
chased at the door. The Reading will
be given in the assembly room of the
new school building.
F.-
PANAMA CANAL TOLLS MAY” GE.
GREASE. .
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.——Possfl)llim
of -a recommendatm for an increase
In Panama 'Canal tolls Is seen in}
statement today of canal expenses
land revenues for the year ended June
.30. Btrpenses amounted to more than ‘
double the receipts of the canal Nope
er, though it the revenues from the
.‘y Panama Railroad are taken into cone
”lactation the excess orexpondltures
over revenues would be only 6.77 pon-
cost. and ~lied there been no slides
during the year the revenues would
have exceeded expenses.
which would..rsqulro 'mooopoo at
year. . Total expenses of the comblm
504 had the revenues Were streams.
or ll than the expenses.
‘ m above that mauve ‘
lair. ctr ly, Increased
0‘ 1W} tantamount-tracer
N0 allowance Ia made, however, for} -
men under the authorisation. accords” “WWW!“ and Interest
lit. to the annual report or Adjutant
."Gouortal leash, Mannie today.‘
0
The sudden increase was due to the.“ m m “M '°" m‘m‘"
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