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Dealer in Meals, Fish, Vegetables, “Fruits.
i‘ '33 Washington Street. South No rwalk.
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22c lb.
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Note/These Prices on Beef, V 3!, P0
leg Spring Lamb
ShoulderSteak ' lie-lb.
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Pork lloast“Small Loin” \ 19e lb. 2.?
Fresh Shoulders 181: lb. ii“
Round Steak .‘ ....... 22¢ Fore Lamb ......... 18¢ Veal Rdast’ ......... 14d '2:
Sirlom Steak ...... . 24¢ Rib Lamb Chops 24¢ Rib Veal Chops ..... 19¢ A,
Porterhouse Steak .. 26¢ Lom Lamb Chops .. 28¢ Loin Veal Chops 0d-
Flank Steak ,,,,,,, 20¢ Breast Lamb ........ 12¢ Veal Cutlet ......... 9AA
Hamburg Steak 18¢ Beef Liver .......... 12¢ Veal Stew ........ 12V>¢
. Native FtWi 28c, Native Roasting Chici ens 32c,
S. B. link Saul 2e 20c, Home Made Sausage 250
Fresh Rugs 38c doz.
Now is the lime to buy orange-s for Christmas. ,The’y are
, cheaper than no is Large Oranges, sweet and juicy. 28c-
,32c doz, $225 box. Smali Orange, sweet and jury. 20 for,
125c, $2.40 box. l rape Fruit, 4 for 25c, 6 for 25c, 8 for 250
Lemons, 181* doz. , '
, ‘LEAVE YOUR ORDER FOR CHRISTMAS TURKEY'S.
We will have the best. Every Turkey guaranteed to be
MONEY BACK.
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as represented 0r YOUR
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DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
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Specials For Saturday. (3 Manda?
Tris scorn dormer. ammonia-mm. :
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CITY MARKET“
69 No. Main St. flayes’ Block
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Saturday Specials
Buy Your Groceries llere
Don’t." Miss This Wt r deriul
Bargain in Steaks
Good Cut Round Steak
Good Cut tirloin Steak
Good Cut Porterbouse Steaks
All Lean~Pot Roast
Hamburg steak .
Legs ot Genuine Spring lamb
Short Fore quarters Spring Lamb
Spring Lamb Chops
lamb tor Slowing
Shoulder Veal
Loin Veal . 20er
loilr’ol Young Pig Pork .._...__.__. 20c lb
Small Lean Fresh llams 22c lb
lean Fresh Shoulders 18c lb
llayes Home Made Sausage 22c lb
beerlootl‘armand Sperry dilaruessausage
Native Roasting Chickens 30ch
Choice Yol ng Fowl 2n lb.
20 lb
lle lb.
24c lb.
damn.
18c lb
22c lb
ltie lb
22c lb
12c lb
'ltic lb
Best Table Butter .............. .. . . . . . . . ....... 42c lb.
Home Gathered Eggs ......... . ........... one 510:.
Guaranteed Good Eggs ........................ 45c doz.
Large Selected Prunes .................... 2 pounds 25c
Florida Oranges, sweet and juicy ....... 25c and 3°C doz.
Large California Oranges . . . . . . . . . . .". . . . . ...... 55c doz.
Large Juicy Grape Fruit ........ . ........ 3 and 4 for 25¢:
Celery, Lettuce, Bruegel Sprouts,
.ernons. White Grapes.
Don't miss these bargains.
Cranberries, Apples,
Ifiguarantee you will be
pleased when yoursee the goods and note the prices.
Free Delivery: '
Telephone 1340.
Domini to Read Our Big Christmas Ad in
1 Tuesdav’s Paper
‘QCOFFEES—We roast cell c daily. There is .a difference in cotlee when it is roasted fresh. A
19¢. 25¢. 30¢ and 351‘!
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Extra Stamps or Bank Coupon Checks.
MILK OR SODA CRACKERS, oven fresh .................
solutions .................. ' ............... ?._......::.;::.::::: """ gli‘éil
1‘ BROKEN RICE, lb. ; ................... - .......................... be
SUCCOTASH’ New PaCk- can ----------------------- O
: outscocan ........::::::::::::::::::::::;:':' """""""""" ;" 9133*“
. » PREPARED MUSTARD Jar............................Q..III:IIIIIIII:IIII.II.. so 1
rpuns cursor. bottle .......... ' -- ................... ‘ ‘
FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER
COMPOUND LARD, lb .................................... 1M
, runs LARD. lb. .......................................... .. """" 21 a}
L SMOKED SHOUI‘DEQS ‘b- ------------------------------------ I ’.
Flocnmmomoo.or.'.':::::::::::::1':::::::::::::::::::: """""""" 322‘
swrnnws on V-AN CA re’s soups .............. .................'I.'.‘I'3”c}1}{s '0“
' CAL. PEACHES, Extra Fine Quality, can ................................ L ..... 18¢
, SOMETHING NEW-PU ‘INA STERILIZED BRAN FOOD.
and Save Meney
Crown Aster Brand Flour Bag $1.25, Bbl. $9.90
Jones’, Pillsbury’s or Gold Medal Flour, 0
Bag $1.30. 1ih1.$10.35
Very Best Maine Potatoes ..... l’k. 49¢, Bushcl $1.90
3 cans Old Dutch Cleanser (Reg. 10c cans) for . . . . 25¢
Challenge Blend Coffee, 30c grade, lb. ............. 26;}
Ozone. Kirkman’s or Fels Naptha Soap ...... 2 cakes 9¢
Blue Rose Whole Grain Rice ........ 3 lbs. for 20¢
National Biscuit Co.’s Mary Ann Cookies, lb. ...... 14¢
Sunshine Takhorna Biscuit. . . .............. 2 pkgs. 9c
Swift’s Silver Leaf Lard, per lb. .................. 21¢
Royal Baking Powder ......... 12¢, 22¢ and 43¢ can
60 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. Special Grade Tea ........ 50¢
Fine Native Yellow Turnips . .. .‘ .......... 6 lb. bag 18¢
Fine Old White Tokay Wine, per gallon .......... $1.50
Fine Old White Port Wine, per gallon ........... $1.50
Monogram Rye Whiskey (Our Leader), bot. .. ..... 85¢
California Table Claret, gallon stone jug .......... $1.00
Virginia Dare Wine, 25c size bottle ............... 20¢
Gordon London Dry Gifi,pervbottlc : ............... 95¢
.Always Something
' Special Here-
A. r. Beckmann s00.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
, Mrs. l. Bresev
Next to Post Office
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Announces a big 10-Day Sale.
_ Here is an excellent oppor-
tunity to buy Xmas gills at
reduced prices. "
Distinctly different iron ordinary bran because it is more than bran. In addition to the
outside coat of the wheat Purina Bran Food' contains the gluten and phosphate layers. This
. nukes Purina Bran Food 11 ltritious as well as a' laxative. Try it for making Porridge, Muf-
,; ‘ fins or Bran Bread. 0 15¢ PKG
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SECOND DISTRICT CLUB a
" - REALITY.
M I ~-
'l‘-he following oflicers were ununi- NEW YORKOETS FINAL LINK
gloomy. elected to hold cities for one m BATTLE. ON “VICE TRUST’
l :
, ~ ' NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-——The lost
lrcsldent, Joseph J' Linxweller. llink in a strong (drain of indictments
\ ._ _ .
We President, lra 0' Lockwood. inguinal. the-long hunted heads of the
(continued tron first page)
S
- --- J. (533:0. Vice‘Presldent, Joseph 23W: trait” of this city has been forg.
Democratic Club. Third Vicel’resldent, Joseph Mes ~ I, o revelations of MH' Kafka
, 1 That's incorporate e under Donald. ‘ , :Klebbs, the district attorney's oflico
states today. .In~1912 Mrs. Krebhs
Was arrested olbs charge all main-
taining a disorderly house. For four
, . yearssbe has been '3 fugitive fr'oni
pomted consisting of 11 members in; justice. 1 She agreed to return and
cluding the officers ' '
- lthc names she has given of particl-
A permanent quarters committee. pants in the vice system of the city
appointed. ho ‘ ‘
. yo furnished the an. 0' ~ . with
$3213; the ih‘rdd 0’ tl‘leassoclatlon the the informationthey hitherto lacked
_ h “8 9 'P undid “W for successful prosecution. ' -
wine Were along Democratic lines,i - ‘
sun which were well received and‘
{the laws of the State of Connecticut.
3. That We name'lhalljie the Sec-
. District Democratic Club.
4. That to scare permanent head-
Secretary, Thomas P. Boron.
Treasurer, John Glover.
A membership committee Was sp-
rs.
8. That wo'hold. monthly meetings.
., 8. That we elect our officers once
(OMI- . ‘ '
, 5. That the elective officers shall
tons follows:
President. three vice-presidents.
g boos Punsur. lessr’OGK.
. Many complaints are being made to
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o onus sum
lull
Olen Olsen, a watchman imployed
in New Canaan, died suddenly at.
Warehouse saloon, corner of Water
and Haviland streets this afternoon
about 2 o’clock. He had been a.
boarder there for some time. While
placing him in an ambulance for
troalrnent he expired. He was about
70 years of age. '
Dog’Wardcn Thomas F. Watch by the
farmers from the outlying districts
in regard to dogs pursuing llvo stock
or straying on their property. Not
knowing what‘to do, many a. dog as-
capes it's just dues after it. has done
much damage. The farmers fear that
if they kill the dog they are subject
to a heavy penalty. The following ex-
tract will clear up the situation and
be of benefit to the farmers of this
city.
Sec. 13. Any person may 'kill any
:dog which he finds pursuing. harass-
ing, worrying. or wounding any sheep,
,lumbs, or other domestic animals. or
any dog which he finds straying be-
suy farm
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STAMFORa WATER COMPANY
ASKS PERM“? FORRESERV'OIR
The Stamford Water company to
day petitioned the Civil Superior
W". for on orddr authorizing it to
build a storage reservoir in Stanford
near warnings of Highrldgc. claim
tug thutvlts'prosent facilities are not
adequate for tho propose of supply-
tween sunset and sunrise on
whereou any sheep, lambs. or other
domestic annuals are kept; but no
dog. so straying bellman sunset and.
sunrise, whloh'is kept by the occupant
of any premises next adjoining such
farm or next adjoining any highwuy
which abuts on such form, or. which
dog is socur‘ely muscled. or is secon- lug water to the residents of Slam
pooled by or within reasonable-cull font thou-lug on the petition will
of any person having the muffle hold nut-may. M. .
such dog, shall be Killed unless were . . .
is reasonable apprehension that suchi um erotics To END;
dog, if not killed, will pursue, vol-rm m roux, me, 15...“, Amr-
.wound or terrlty- sheep, lambs. or associating 1mm. W.
other domestic animals than on much my, mm m of the “luv
farm or unlessgsucb do; chill but More: Vbo’so workers. m p on
have around its 11ch who!” with'u strike, “my,“ W “mtg“..mt
1
land athletic ability, and so a floor
i
ilhe Jersey City league team. An at
ltuck of the grippe prevented George's
83 and 85 Washington St. Telephone 1405.
GREEK GOVERNMENT HAS‘ notice”
ACCEPTED THE ULTIMA-, Notice hr hereby given that at an ad—
TUM OF THE ENTENTEllour'ned regular meeting of the Mayor
ALLIES, and Council of the City of Norwnlh.
to be held in the Council Room in lilo
(continued from first page) iCity Hall, in the Second Turing Dis
itrlct in said city, December 26, 1916.
Central Powers. and that an in- int 8 o'clock evening, a public hearing
terpellation to that effect will be will be had concerning the proposed
introduced in the Hungarian Par-:snle and conveyance of all that. eer-
liaruent. ltain tract or parcel of land beginning
The Entcnte Powers have dc~ at al’polnt on the westerly side or
cided to grant safe conduct to Franklin street, at a corner formed
Count ‘Tamowski V011 Tamow, by the. intersection of the westerly lino
recently appointed Austro-Hun- of Franklin street with the southerly
garian Ambassador to the United lino or land belonging to John it. Me
I
States. :‘Mahon, said point being 8 feet easter- .
" ‘*‘* . ly from the south-easterly corner 01
‘GEORGE SMITH WILL land of Mary Tito and Joseph Toma-
PLAY WITH NORWALK.
(continued from first page)
settu and 6 feet easterly from the
north-easterly comer of land belong.
ing to Barney Policy; thence running
in o. southerly direction on a 132.23
foot radius curve to the left, from a
distance of 39.98 feet, the chord of
said curve being 39.83 feet to a point
where the said westerly street lino
intersects the easterly line of land be.-
1 longing to said Barney Policy, said
leader the big fellow is poor ess. ‘ int being 67.2 feet distant nortllcry
His last appearance with Norwallr.p0 . e of Monroe
as a player Was last March, against ligtfhgegggtgiimgg the sold east.-
erly line of said land belonging to said
Barney Policy; thence running in a
northerly direction along the ' said
easterly line of land belonging to said
Barney Polley, for a distance of 39.3
feet to a corner formed by the inter-
section of said easterly line of Jami
‘belonging to said Barney Policy, with
the southerly line of land belonging to
and Mary Tito and Joseph Toms‘set— g
7 tn; thence running in an easterly di-
irectlon along the sold Southern! line
of land belonging to said Mary Tito
~und'Josenh Tomssetta and along the
said southerly line oi‘lsnd belonging
to said John F. McMahon for u dill.
tunes of 6.0 feet to the point of begin:
dor the tutelage of the "Non Parell’b
from Stamford. It means everything
to the other four players. who have
been regulars since the season's open
log, to work alongside of George
Smith. In a basketball sense, no
other player has approached Smith’s
pinnacle as a combination of brains
participation in the final games of the
winter-including the decisive Dan
huryNorwalk battle at Danbury. and
the last two contests at Bridgeport.
His playing for Stamford this winter
has found Smith playing ball that is
flawless. , His initial game with
Messrs. Harrison, Smollclr. Calder
and Ashmead, will be the feature or
Monday’s card at the Amory. '
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EDUCATIONAL WORKER TO
RETIRE
BOSTON. Dec. 15.-—'l‘he retirement
of Dr. William E. Huntington from
'sctlou educational work was'unnounc-
ed today. The trustees of Boston Un— .
lversity yesterday accepted his resig-
nation as dean of the graduate school.
Dr. Huntington has been connected
r
, hing. ‘
erslty for 46 years and p T ,
git-Selim Wanna”: tor-[two years. - Dated alt-me city. or hot-walk, po-
Professor Arthur W. Wey‘sse, camber 14, 1916. n
of the biology ‘depurtment of the Col- Bysfiél‘ o! the Mayor “gamma
lege of liberal Art! of the unlv'erle. of said city. ,
was chosen as Drrlluntlnsto s we STEPHEN DOKUS .
”as“? ” ‘ City Clerk ..
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FUND For: women semifinal m s runner doecrlvuonv
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s‘lrluour»mtlnt'tusk'andsturt no Wilmer. JamesT. Powers, Joseph J.: 10 inches. was married yesterday by WASHINGTON, Dec.'15.—-Flnsl es modded, by. the strikers. . The m ,m. mug. s, chum, Francis of Norwalk. _
. “ , “19 m “a victory. Ghlotto. Ira Lockwood and Joseph Lunatics Albert 8. Mesa, in Greenwich. names. or this year’s production «mm ‘Wflén refused til-reduce Josephpof ' .frcm ‘1'“: ' . .
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