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\ , , . ems PLAY BASKET BALL. lmm
- - 2 ‘ ' r“ . 1, Two basket ball games were playedh, , pg
‘ saturday Specniis 'y‘FeSterdal’ afternou in the Lincolu'l ‘ mm: his
_ school by teams of girls from 1118's ‘
‘ ’ . - , x Franklin Junior High School. ti};
l EaSt Norwalk Cabh Grocery The first game was holly contiested. a ‘l
Telephflfla 743.3 ' Free r‘pnv’ar' - 'The Smooth Grade First team'wo‘nIiII s ’5' .,
ifrom the Eighth Grade Second team by it A: ' ‘ ‘ .
5.: . . Gr 4 . , the score of 6-5. a . . _ I, a .
, ifil’; £35133 foliafggj 1 ; : : ; : : : : : :: : : : : : : : :::: 33$ Eighth “9* WW1» l
Butter, the finest creamery, per 11). ................ , 42¢ IE' M. Mahou C. lllson .t 2..
Pure Lard, per lb. ................................. l forwards , R; News g
Swift‘s Shortening, per lb .......................... 18¢ 'A' 02“" 5- Scofieldg§_; ‘ ‘
Best Family Flour, perbag ..................... $1.25 0‘ Cage-V V- Roberto 3“ . , , II_ '
Try a pound of our Freshxoastbd Coffee .......... 21¢ jump “em" , W . ”M V . . ..
Fancy Whole Rice .......................... 4 lbs. 25¢ IJ. Gueuberg E. Ilincoln A surprise party was tendered Miss
Jell-O or Tryphosa. xoc Pkg. cut to ................. Sé : running center 13115“? Meerholz at the home 0f Mi‘v
Swift's Pride Soap ..................... 7 bars 25¢ ,R. i’lines D. Bet-ligand “1'3 Harry Welngartner, ISM“!
Swift's Pride Washing p0 vder, large size .......... 17¢ i guards Main stmet, on Wednesday evening.
Van Camp's Baked Beans, a can ..... . ............ 16¢ IC. Jarvis H. Downs Dancing and ‘Vlctrola selectious‘ were
._.r Large California Promo. 2 lbs. .................... 25¢ Summary: Goals from field, A. enjoyed by ”’9 guests. Music for
White Rose Vanilla, absolitely pure, 2 oz. bottle 20¢ Gzako 3, C. Allison 1, I. Scolield 1. 681101“! was fumiglwd by members (if
Shredded Codfish ......................... 3 pkgs, 25¢ Goals from foul, !. Soofleld l. Timefithe 1" & ’3' Club. A bountiful repas:
T660 Pancake Flour ...................... 3 pkgs, 25¢ 10-minute periods. ‘was 5""'9d- Among ”1039 present.
Karo Syrup. 3 can . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . 9d! The Second game was a walkover' “'9’": M“ and Mrs‘ Edw ' Conroy,
Standard Kerosene Oil, gallon ....... . ............ 10¢,9 for the Commercial two year l.eu1n..5lamf0rdv Conn, Mr. and MFS— Stove
Kellogg’s Bran, per pkg. .......................... 15¢ 'l‘hP starbl‘ the contest was V. Lisbona Goodwin, Miss Mable Moorholz, Miss
Van Camp’s Soups, a can ........... ' ................ 9;} who scorod 15 of the 17 points. Susie wad“ Miss“ Bum?" fwd
Com, 2 Year. Com. 4 yearIlBlanoho Dun-precise, Miss Agnos Con.
V. LPSlmna D. Ikoesarelmv‘r' Stamford, Miss Mary Robicbaud.
A STULL . forwards G. JenningoMi” Mamie ‘Illatllitlu':~,I Miss Mary
’ ‘ . ‘ C‘glllorehouse T. Greenberg Cunningham, Miss Emma DIomuzlly.
24 Cottage Street. East Nomalk. In. Wallorhouso F. l‘lpsleinl 3”“ “m“ wepkz‘v “”9 mm“ “0‘“
. ‘sins. Misses Allen and Helen Lock
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Steam Dying 8: Cleaning (.0.
Formerly Known an Bridgeport Steam Dyeing 6’. Cleaning Co.
Silk Dresses. Gloves, Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
H. LYNGE, Prop.
249 State Street —-BRIDGEPORT——-
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Prompt
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Jones, Gold Medal and Pi‘lsbury Flour
and‘l’uffed Rice. 2 packagesl
Talk» About Economy, Look These Prices Over
F orce, Shredded Wheat, Puffed Wheat, Pillbury’s Bran, Pettijohn’s
or 25c .
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BROOMS MARROW BEANS 75¢ pm. SARDINES l
Special 4312’} 13¢ ”’- In Tomato 3a?“ l
W BLUE 1“" '2
FIG BARS . BEANS RICE 51b. Kits' l
Special at 15¢ ll). » 665 ll). MACKEREL
10¢ “)- $1.00
. Very Best . FANCY FRESH
EVAPORATED .-
- BUTTER APPLES EGGS £51.:qu ;
43¢ ll). 2 pic». for 25¢ 33¢ (luZ. l’m‘ 25(9
12 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR FOR .................................. $1.01“
DIXIE BACON RED TOP AND DOMINO AND
Plain and Stuffed
56 and 10(- can-
ATLAS JAMS »
Large jor 17¢-
, . . WASHING-
D. &.C. FLOUR powDER
Largo pkg. 20¢ [dupe pkg. .....
,Small pkg. 12¢
Small pkg. .....
; 25¢ 11). ~ EAGLE KARO SYRUP OLIVES
m ASPARAGUS 10 . . .. Largo lmttlv. 25fl
~- CALIFORNIA , out 1020.5» can é “m . flifi'fjjl‘fffffff; S:
PEACHES M NO-SO
GEM JAMS AND Yellow and White i
In heavy syrup JELLIES“ 540111935153 CORN MEAL ”l
15¢ can 10¢ jar 10¢ can 5(9 ll). by
PEACHES, BEARS ANDVAPRICOTS, No. I cans .r ....................... 2 for 25¢ s‘
SARDINES , LAMB’S AND Ox HORSE RADISH Quart Jars
,POTTED HAM» mound-25d , SNOW BOY 25¢ .- ,
BEST SANTOS
COFFEE
2'0 d“
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No. II Cans SLICED PINEAPPLE. .RED RASPBERRIESIFAND STRAWBERRIESJO’Q’} can i
19¢ pound
lbs. for 99¢-
: GINGER SNAPS
‘ zozus; LEMON and. RUSSET’I‘ AND ,x SLICED -_
. GYSTERETTES RED APPLES PINEAPPLE
10¢ ll). k . n... . _ . ..
7mm. 46 P if» , 50¢..ka Special at 15¢
5 .1: Rs .. Worm: DRY ~ .
GRAHAM‘TFLOUR . Is‘anP ..__ 533$?” PRUNFS
, 35¢. 7 . 2mm: g 2-1»... to. 25¢ 2 “m @256 1
ROSEDALE GRANDMAAS. : . CHOICE TEA V V
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PINEAPPLE WASHINGv _- cfifi‘gfi“ All Kinds '
Largo cm 18¢ MWDER ~' ‘ 30¢“lb‘ ’_
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, KELLOGG’S 7— 23mg.“ aoStampsst-ee _ . I. .
WHEAT ,BISCUIT DR A , bLD‘F’AiSHiON‘ Broad, Mgd‘: 3116;1ch
AND ITRISCUIT ugly“? ,. 309mg; NOODLES».
Zipkgs for 25¢ 2mm. to: 25¢. 1w 1b. mam-s.
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minimums-tron ...... ‘.. 25 mm“ ~
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u. Weingartnor, Mr.
(‘. (‘lillord* llleoltan. Mr.
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'er. Robert
l Roth. llridrwporl, .‘llr. 1.0m! llili.IWPsl-
loom and Mr. Alox Smith. The guests
. mlrluuorti-d at a into hour it” declaring
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; “Thu many friends of Mr, and Mm.
l llavld .l. lilmuoo tendered them a wry.
V on Woduos‘
2-day err-ulna. March 21. in honor of
liltoir sixth anniversary, at tho home
not Mr. and Mrs. llohorl Huergln. (39
.. :" military training
wood. Miss Ella Payne,
SlamfoLd, Mr. M. Book, Mm. Jame
’l‘homos l‘taakin.
bury, Mr. John Collins. Mr.
lnson. Mr. Ed. Moo]. Greenwich.
Wniuua rtuor,
‘Mm MODI‘lll‘llz u dollzzhlful lxontou.
plP‘lSIllll‘ Mll‘pl'lifl‘ WHY
Spring utroot. Several beautiful pro
SONS were recolved.
onloyod until it late hour.
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D. W. Hdi‘lln‘d, who is \‘ioP-oreaiden‘.
of the (‘onnvt-tloul.
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Mldtllelowh Vll'l'
night.
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’ ASSlGNS H‘GJMENT TO TRAIN,
we CAMP.
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From Module: to Governor's
'clwnd. ,
\VASlllNu'l‘UN. Mart-b 211.7 'l‘ht:
'i‘wtut)‘»~'ominl infantry, um“ at No-
lan's Aril'... 1min: was ordered in pro
(red to (lownuu‘n lslmul, N. Y., to
rug-hm» llw ’l‘womy-nlmh infantry
hlvl: unh- Inkvulrom llll‘l‘d‘ somv two
“ warn mm to co to tho Panama! 0mm!
OI} U.
The mowmou! is iu‘llno with tho
” phms ot tho \Vur Dopurtnwntto plnot
. wrumrms ill loading regimental posts
’lu'lsrrv [boy will be :tvnilablrhns mn-
lillirxuion units. should a general mo-
Luv/Minn no ordered at any lluw ln
‘, 1.)) hour future. .
'l‘hn 'rwontyisccond will have charm:
ramps in the
linmom department. it was stated at
llu' War llvmmnwut. Similarly a
n .zimvnt of rogulnrs will soon be soul
ilu ilw Conn-:11 dopnm‘mPntI to lake
vlmtur of suoh Camps in the Middle
' ‘Kf‘l-‘l. .
FRENCH TROOPS MAKING
EFFORT T0 BREAK HIN-
DENBURG LINE IN
NORTHERN. FRANCE.
(continued Framing: Page)
ton, however, will :‘boincluded by
. « President Wilson-in his summary
' of‘German attacks on American
It‘commcrce When he goes before
. . Congress,“ which meets in extra-
3 ordinary session on April 2.
, . Tlre:pres.idont received~ his first
. )3 official report on the
early today. The newocame‘ inI
,aIIcablccl’repot-t last night froml.
.. American Consul Multim. Rollin-E
smdam,r.aftor the! president had»:
~ ,, retired: The consul reported that
the vessel. whichwas unarmed.
L‘was .torpedoed without warning
- god thocoast of Holland on Wed-
% nudity.
. The president is devoting his
3~almost . undivided attention to
‘ ,propmtions for rptional defense.
. .I Ianditis expected thatkhe' will
‘ cuntinue’to- do so in the-interval ’
between now and the. convenidg
: of Congress. Heist-oceivingtfew
1; callers,.now, in order ‘topkeep-iu
', close touchwithutho- War and»
‘Navy Departments. ‘ » ‘ ,
. Ono- of his latestIsteps inflate!
I“ ‘preparednessvplansfms to . authl»
§ prize tho suspension of the fight-
J hour-lawns applied to
gaygadzon :1an work;
Miss Anna
and MN. Mo‘shall.
Hath
Donald
. Smith. New Rochelle. Mr. Jack Rob»
' Mr. .
lllurold Wood. Mr. Ralph Roblohaud. .
Mr. John ‘
Refreshments
lworo served, and muolo and dour-mg
Stow . i-‘lrooiou's
Association. tittoutlod u honour“ of tho
lust
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Ort'Crs issued to 22nd to Procud
incident-
8
heg- Young Lamb.
were Spaniards, Norwegians or
' "J’ ’ way u
was“: 5‘». on r. nag a" a \=
Dealer, in Meals, Fish, Vegetables; Fruits.
I , 3': Washington Street, South Norwalk.
3r Main Street. Norwalk.
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tEorequater li’arnb:
Strictly Fresh :‘Egos
“Shoulder Steak ..... 20¢ Beef Liver ........ 4 Veal Cu at
Roundsuak ....... 23¢ Beef Kidney . . £23 Loin Vegl Chap; .112 28¢
Strlom Steak ........ 28¢ Rib Lamb Chops 28¢ Rump of Veal .....:~22¢
Powerhouse Steak .. . 30¢ L01“: Lamb Chops .. 30¢ Frankfurters ,; .......
I gunning Steak ..... 13¢ Breast of Lamb ..... 14¢ Fresh ShouldEr
igs Feet ......... 8.} lb. Plate Corned Beef .. 12¢ Rump Corned Beef ..
Prime Rib R0 l 20c - 28c lb
PolRoa‘st' no. bone ' 20c lb ” .
Turkeys, Fowl and Roasting Chickens
All Kinds of Fresh Fish, Oranges, Grape
“ Fruit and Lemons.
All Kinds of Vegetables
DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
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were among the forty members BERLIN, March 21, by wire- Dutch destroyer.
of the crew of the American tank less to Sayville, March 23.-—-Quot-
steamer Healdton. sunk by a sub ing‘ from a dispatch from the
marine laut Wednesday, off Ters- Stockholm correspondent to the
chelling, Holland. with the proba- Vossische Zeitung, the News
1310 loss of twenty or more lives. Agency (the official German news
Whether any of them lost their bureau) says: "
lives has not been learned, but “The number killed during. the
fear was expressed that outcome revolution in Russia is now given
torpedo fromthe submarine was officially an 4000 and the number
"W?”Cd“ to have penetrated the of wounded. a's 7,000. In Helsing-
engine room and '° have been fors soldiers killed about 7. mo of.
responsible for the dcath’ofIthir- their officers. Admiral Ncpcnin
:eendmen, mm; of. film“ wdl bejcommandor (tithe-Russian Baltic
oun amongIt {we mus. fleet, has been assassinated by‘
The chief "engineer and three
. . sailors. Appeals to workmen to
assistants were Americans. MOM desist from strikes have-made'lib
of the othCr members 0f the crew tle impression. as they were is-
sued by emperors and not by the
workingmcnYS party, The Pro-
visional Government has promised
I food to the ppoplebbutr there is
the navy to furnish: guns andItho same scarcity as~beiorothc
gunners *0 merchantmcn. 1involution. Virtually no indepen-
The Healdton. a tanker of 4,489 dent new service is allowed in northeast of St. Simon.
gross tom owned by the StandardPetrograd." . , .
Oil‘ComPany, sailed from Phila-i LONDON. March 23.—.A"Reu§ LONDONr March 23. 1-05 P»
. _ .l . . ‘ml—The V'Britishy French anti:
33:1“: 3!; ,ljnéiaagozdoio: 11233;, ter's dlSPHtCh‘ from The Hague Italian Ambassadors at Petroggad‘.
,says that Captain Christopher,‘convued to the Minister of‘F“r-'
£3110“ "‘ refinedpmmwm' . lcommander of the American eign Affairs yesterday an official
AMSTERDAM, March 23, waif-steamer Healdton, is among the recognition: by: their: goverm‘
London, “:32 a. m.--The Han- survivors from the sinking Of‘Iments of the Russian Provisional;
dclsblad sayn there arer only SIX that vessel. The dispatch says aGwernment, says - Renter-.1310»-
Amcricans among the survxvorS‘Healdton- lifeboat with seven oc- gram from Petrograd under
of the Healdton. ,cupants was picked up by a.Thursday's dote. -
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The foregoingdispatch possi—«~ ‘
bly, may be another version of an.
Amsterdam. dispatch" received
last night stating that a boat
with seven Healdton survivom
had reached the Dutch Island of
ITerschelling in the North Sea.
Conflicting reports in regard'to;
the number of those- Who loslr‘
their lives. when the Healdforo
was sunk by, a submarine vary:
from fourteen to thirty-four. '
PARIS, March 23, Noonm—M ,
violent attack was made by than
Germans IaSt night. north of St. ‘
Simon, in the region east of Hard.
Today’s IWar Office“ announce;
ment says the Germans gaincd
some ground. at then bottoming:
but were counter-attacked immeég
diately and drivenwbacl’r as fat as;
Scrau Court-le—Grand, three miles-
Portugueso. The tanker was unu
armed. having left this porthe‘
loroPresidcnt Wilson authorized
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plantaoax ,
SPEClMLS. AT“, THE E'AiS'T‘ INDIA TEA CC).w
Combination Sugar and (bike Sale. ~
; 5.LBs.oRAN SUGAR ...... .......... ..... ...... 33¢ l
1 LB. BEST’COFFEE...:... ................................. ................ 3o ’
{4 LB.BEST:TEA;anykmd ............ . ........... ........... 25V
I fiuAlL’iéo ................. ..... -“ ....... f ..... 33¢ ‘
:: finest Creamery Butter . . . .. 43¢ lh. “Comm Lands .................... 194)} lb;
KELLOGG.’S:»BRA'N ; ORANoEs. NAVELS‘ ;. BEST FAMILYFLOUR
15mm: R, . 16:th 25o $1.35; '
MARROW BEANS ’;~..PICKLEs, LARGE SOUR .0L1VE‘Si’FullJQl4” “mm-la
12¢. lb. ‘ (ital—10¢ ‘ . ' 25¢"
four BEE’rsJan‘
. B-EET GREENS; can . .
ETENTIRE WHEAT“ FLO'URI
.f'”'j'oRAHAM.ELQUR
5 lb: bag 30¢» v . 6J1). bag 39¢ ‘Somietlrifig “ewe“
» FANGYLARGE‘PRUNES.‘................;................: ...... up »
a PEELED PEACHES, 11.2%?
E‘QECéEOSNER PRUNES ............ _ ......................................... 2 n
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. mm mm... so... ............. . ........ ». . . .tf‘f‘fih: . foul ,
-I LAR%,IG§%§§FRUIT'eaCh ...... . ..... ...... , ................... . 3. ‘
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