"
The National Organization
tillers the finest Meat Products tor This Saturday
at s 25 per cent Savings.
"11.11.322.333 28cih 11.111.11.111... 29¢le
1:1... 20er '24ctu3
33:223.. 190“! 3232331.... 326 “)3
:2“ 47¢ doz. difildl'étfitatn:
County Dressed Veal —
Legs of Veal
Rugmp of Veal
t‘
19Clb.3
Fancy Dry Picked Hen Turkeys 33c lb 3
.Veal Cutlet
29C 1b3
Loin Veal Chops
25c lb
National Market Co.
Largest Retailers of Meats in America
71 WALL 8T. PHONE 1875 '
( QUALIFIED
I (London Opinion)
Sergeant tafter investigation
-rentage, ctcl—blon. ye seem 103")... Works.
at! no qualifications for entrance
into a Scottish rccimcnt~think noo.
land?
llt‘t‘rllil lhopelullyl-AVell, yes,
Adramso in The Sentinel.
.m
think; hoe yt- nae pmperu in Scot
NORWALK.
, ’companied him upon his first trip
3m lbhil '3 Lteut. J. J Dali in. of Tokeneke
'Ianu Brooklyn. and Miss
V" Gray. daughter oi Mr. and lira. l’er
the Connecticut State. Council oi
“lin ('uha. Putting
i
‘ Miss Jeanette Couiter, formerly of
3 the Post road. now of Woodhaveu. L.
,bas been visiting fr the past few
days with Mrs Stephen B Hoyt.
(l. E. Richter of Mansfield avenue
”is acting this month as substitute in-
struttor in printing at the State Trade
School in Bridgeport, where he serv~
ed in a simil; opacity last winter.
George McClure Grain oi the.
Heights has entered the Boys' hiililnry'
Academy at Sumeld His mother ac
to
airfield and has now returned to her
home.
Constance
Icy B. Gray. at the (‘ity of (‘lturchts.
will be married on Saturday. in Ply-
mouth Church, ilrooklvn. Mr. llall
'eniisted in the Naval Reserves While
at ,the summer home of his parents
here last summer.
At thc next meeting of the School
ilmrd. s proposition laid before school
Superintendent James P. Williams, by
De-
fense. that evening schools be opened
in all the towns oi the state, particu-
lsrlv to teach elementary branches
and elementary civics and patriotism
to citizens of foreign birth will be con—
side 'lt‘tl There are doubtless many
foreiuners in town who would appre-
(isle such no opportunity.
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The following books are among the
tccenl additions to the shelves of Wil-
ton library: Keepers oi the Door
“Minn-rs. Drama of Heaven, Attic
leiglt Treasure of Heaven, Attic
Gur slit. The Golden Greyhound, Mlssy.
That Msneuverin; Altair, Cousin
,Julia. 1 and, My True love, Tilt-Shame
lean. Jeanne of the Marshes, Carnival,
The House of Dell-,nse Christine, The
Life and Death of Richard Gerard
'3.Nay. Juvenile: On to Pekiu. Under
Dewey at Manila. Under the Mikado'u
Wing. Volcano Explorers. Volunteers
in Cuban Waters,
Young Explorers of the Isthmus. .
East Norwalk
. Saturday Specials
35 ‘0 have a pair of trousers at the Perth:
Casph Grocery
Specials at the
East lndia Tea Co.
Where Economy Prices
Prevail.
We Give S. 8: H. Green Trading Stamps
Lean Smoked Shoulders
25c lb.
8‘
BabyhmBesmlhISc
CslifarniaBrunchb.........................12c
I-‘inestCrcanteryButtcrdk
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND VCOFFEES
lOSMuswith’llb.Codee....................
153'!!!lelequ
838
“ oosoossssooadooatus-s
lspooaoaass
successes-sons
‘ ”.1
Sweet Potatoes ........... . . . ..... . ....... 29c pk.
Yellow Onions. ......................... 3 1-2c lb.
YellowSplitPeas ......... ........... 15c lb
NewGrahamFlour. ..... .. ...3lbs.25c
NcwRyeFlonr.. .. ........... . ...... ..3lbs.25c
New Buckwheat Flour ........ .. ........ 3lbs. 25c
Newllotuiny...’...... ..... .. ......3lbsz5c
WhitcCornMealWW ...... ........3lbs.25c
SaltMachenLl‘itnFstF’ule.. ............20c
CodhhittBulk.lb.....-....... ..... . .........20c
NewSaltllerrinz. each7c
.TakaalLinhklb... 2c
White Soancake5c
n 1111312;
Telcph onc7~i3c3 Free Auto Delivery
' Butter. the finest creamery. per lb.. ......... - 18c
' Pure Lard. per lb. .......................... . 30c
3 Compound Lard. per lb. ........ . ............ .. 24c
3 Campbe ’ sSoups. all kinds ............ . . . . . . . 10c
9‘ GoldMeda Flounabatz $1.75
3 Rich Grade Family Flour. a bag. ....... S .65
‘ Condensed Milk. 3 can ....................... l.
3 Fancy Yellow Turnips. a bushel ......... . . . . title
3 Fancy Golden Pumpkin. a can ............... 14c
Try ur Fresh Roas 21c Coffee ...... 5 lbs. $1.00
3 Live Oak Buckwheat. a pkg. .............. 26c
Teco Pancake Flour. 3 pktz. .......... . ......... llc
; Cream Corn Starch ................... 2 plus. 15c
3 Evaporated Milk. a can ..................... tile
3 Pure 8030a. auart iars cut to ........... 2.. 25¢
t a s ......................... plus.
3 oodEztzs.adozen.....................2..k...%
eso ............ . . . . . . .
Nut Margarine. lb. pkg. cut to ............ P. ‘8 80c
-A. S' I 'U LL
1 u Cottage Street East Norwalk
'Msiesticllatss
Economy chon. mares '.
Adulterstion.
3 4m: HOME or WHOLESOME FOOD-.-
. FreshPorlttoltoast ..... . ..... ..30clb.
3 Fresh Halls. 7 lb. average ........... .. .32c lb.
SmallFreshShoulders.... ..... ............26ch
LeasofSnrinsttnb......................32clb.
ForeauartersofSprinalamb,................25clb.
FancyhrseRoastinzChickens............35clb.
FancyNativoFowl
. "‘ ‘ —SPECIALTIES
3 tastlard Pics' rut sump-
l m up. we noes st.- lead
3
.....30c—32clb.
r
, Dnmard
' 3termssters Department
. .-
Tbe price of admission
he.
..-. ......r “m. ------
S. Selim oi ”the! World \i’f'ar
1th Farm is a busy man Donal-ya is :5 nuts and will
in addition to his many local intor- church pm,
ests be this been in the national sot-3 __
\ice mined to duty with the Quar- John Davis rec m ;. uent flat fish-
at washing lag and returned \v; n a large catch Di
ton. buying stock for the army' s use. this tootbsome fish.
almost since this country entered thel.
war. He has been for several years
l
Mrs. George Pike's pretty little bun
i
I ‘a member at the State Board of Acri- salon i.~ nearinu completion. the thim
:0 and plumllt'JL"
culture, and was recently appointed 83hr) has been tested
3member of the lexlslliite committeeiwork, making the interior ready for
W'hitll has under advisement the fam- occupancy.
ous “"tnillennium bill proposing num
erous changes in the social and econ 3 A church sociable was held Wed
«omit- t-tmditions of the state which was nesday evening at the home oi Mrs. A.
3back€d by flit Republican leader 0‘ ll. Goriulm. the object being ill ad
Fairiieid (.‘ounty. John T. “ins. and dition to enjoy,ment the promotion of
presumably had the backing 0t '0’!!!” triendline- -.-s among the parishioners.
'President Roosevelt it is declared3
by politicians who we in a tuition wt ”Hie vnev. Charles A. Marks mm
know that tin-l is a part of the ill" that a service has and a roll of honor
to make Fairiteid Pounty. under Mr inscribed with the names of the boys
Kinz's leadership 8 can!" ’rt’mlcsmp connected with St. Hathew' s
which shall emanate 8” influence ‘0 Parish will soon be here. the one to
make If Kill! chairman of ”‘9 Re adorn the walls of the church, the'
publican National Committee, and M’ other to inspire our patrioti~m as we‘
Roosevelt the Republican nominee for‘ a“ on 33‘ brishl '03“
mt- pmldency in 1920.1‘his Publtci
Service Commission is shortly to hold
hearings in various cities [of the; 10m ANNIVERSARY
ever. that Dr. Nelluun will be aide to
state, Stamford probably being includa3 0F MINTZ STORE
ed in the number. it is unlikely. bow- “"
l (Continue-d From up 0“ .
take a very active part in this mayo-l ill of d t
t m, be- '9 "a i ‘t-mr ”oaks and suits
no cause of the demands of his and other “n” 0! ladies «trowel
war senlce lie was unable to Ellen“ vtith a doubtful t)’.(" thinking that the
a recent meeting of tilt commission quality claimed for the price could
lot- organisation. ' |”“' t" poulbie
. 'l'onlCrro“. a» can be scen from
:ttnotiter rage of this issue. will be a
'bitt day in the local store and the
133
.this Tenth Anniversary sale will no
3' doubt be taken up quickly although
a large line of all things advertird
3'13” on hand
‘33 Tip manager of the local store,
ljltaymond Mint: and ho- is always
"ready to do all in his potter to as-
M
c:
2.
.\II'. and Mrs P. W. (‘lmpln of Drum 3.1mm” sut it. Mr
Itill are enttrtuining friends
New York.
suited to her.
from what skitt would look the most be-
coming and in this A. L. Minn, who
manages the Bridgeport more has
'also made himself quite popular with
”In (‘imrlotte Olmstend of Norwalk Btidxcport shoppers who are particu
has been a recent guest at Mrs. iiar- iar.
riot p. Olmstead. It is intimated that one of the larg-
__ eat day' a business that has nor be n
l"; 3 . seen will be done, when these spe
. “"k T Hillt‘lllll'i, "ho“ studio rials are altered at the Tenth Anni-
uas burned in Silver lllne last week, lament ot the 80th Norman: aims
is remembered as the artist who paint store
ed one of this town's most graceful
elm trees.
Hi8 POSlTlON
3 "l' w- traded some worthless stock
tor a Mexican farm."
“Seen it yet?"
"Nope. and i don't want to see lt.’
The Rev. Dr. Rainsiord of New York
will give a lecture in Haiti Hill Metho-
dist church Tuesday evening. Norm
her 27, beginning at 8 o'cloclo The
subject wttt 'he "mm“ M"
lost anything and may
“The issues oi the have gained."
SCHULTZE’ S SANITARY
33 Wishing». Street, South Norwslk.
try-l TD! 3
”many bargains that are uttered in).
lllkl ii purchaser to dec’itit what par-i
l'm happy now in the belief that l'
Dealer' m Meats. Fish, Vegetables, Fruits.
.(-’.. 24-. ---;
NOT AT ONCE
NEW CHURCH
(Continued from Page One)
t
‘xrtnulul church, will not Sunday
eteniuz at 6 30 o'clock in the ppm
are. far the purpose at discussing im-
pomsnt matters.
in regard to the matter at rebuild
W: thoudestroyed church, it was de.
3mm that the present time is not
(3&1 .table for building. The people of
(11 uptown church feel that such
a t demands are now being made
-" ‘ "‘9 P’fille 70' War and relief
‘ ”if! 'I Vi‘o ll ‘ hard for them
my but? new ,0 other causes
i ii ' ' '- the patriotic duty or
. church it. postpone its campaign
‘i ' building funds, until more settled
tum are Melted ll fii "about
that the reconstruction at the. church
will be put oi! until the end of tho
war.
insurance adjusts" will visit the
scene of the tire next week, and int—
3mediateiy after their investigation.
VDOlk on clearings up the ruins will
be started. The parish house will be
repaired and placed in sert'iceable‘
condition. and church services will
then be held ii! that building. nun-
ing can be done however. until the
insurance adjusters have completed
their investigation.
.\'o estimate of the loss could be
modems night, and will probably not.
be made until it“ insurance nets
complett their Work.
The council extended a vote or
thanks last nitrht. to the maple and
rectors at local churches. and to Sane
uel Kantor, proprietor of the Regent
theatre Ior the generous offer of the
use of their buildings
paSAuun-zs mm
3 Guess rssnrt
#
(Continued From Pugs Ono).
tally irresponsible at the time of the-
shooting.
When the day‘s sauion at court
lyexan HenryA Al'tcrhart. .counsel for
the defense. said he did not wish to
place the deiendant on the witness
stand today on account of her physi—
cal condition. nor did he wish to have
her begin her testimony unless sir»
i
t
' could tell her whole story without in
'terruption. Justice Manning therefore
announced that court will not sit to-
marrow
Two court omcers today scrutinized
persons seeking admission even more
closely than was the case yesterday
Since the opening of the trial Jus—
3tice Mannins has received a number ,
of threatsniu lotters. one of which.
it was stated. advised the justice to
‘“Prepare to meet they God." in the
'event of the lury rsturninl a verdict.
of sutity.
Special oilicers met Justice Man—
aim: at the railroad station today and
escorted him to the courthouse
MARKETS
3r Vain Street. Norwslls.
ar
5 Justa Word
. 1 in! PRES thsllbafiii
; oi Warn lug”
VING. cy are i'romlt
in former seasons. and
tory. at for our bit
everything rout Soup to
the city.
Week End Specials
same grower that hatsis sup-
egvs. next week for full list of .
eese at the lowest prices in
Veal Cutlets . . .
Round Steak ........ . . . . 25c lb. . . ....... . ..... 25c lb
Sirloin Steak . . . . . . . ... ...... .. 28clb. Loin Veal Chops ........ . ..... 22c lb.
Portcrhouse Steak ...... ....... 28c lb. ism, V‘cral‘Chops ......... "'1'; 11212cc 3::
- tew ea .............. -. .. ' -
:3:33:;:;33~~-~ -------- gag-1......“ ........... . .-....
"""""""" ' Rib Lamb Chops (’12ch
”lead and Butt" Pot RM“ " ' 24clb. Foreuuarters Lamb . .. ...... .. 24c lb.
Shoulder Veal Roasts ..... . . 15c lb. Loin Lamb Chops , _ .. , 381: 1b
tt t' t on bin stock
a Mhntignr 3R THANKS-
are sure to
Try Oar House-made Sansone—Guaranteed Pure. No
15 No. Mainfit.
fancy Fresh Killed l-‘owls
«3 Guinea liens
litany i‘rcsh Killed Roasting Chicltens
:j RumpCornedBeef........22e-24clb.
::PlsteCorustlBee1..-..........lticlb.
.. WWW......;...JZ¢III. Sucked
m 1
WPotataesllficfl- GraocFruit.
Amour’sStarllatns
Bosebttdllatps.......
Puritsullatns.....,..........flclb.
Shoulders
Rumps of Veal .. . ........... 16¢ lb. Stew Lamb ............ . 18c lb.
ti PRIME RIB ROASTS. Boned and rolled 30c lb. LEAN JPOT ROASTS 20c lb.
;; Fresh Shoulders - to ill | Spare Rib Bones ' - 18c u
;; Pork Roasts ._ . 29c III | Beet Kidneys - - 16c Ill
.. Sperry & Barnes’ Sausage 30c lb ’
:2 . . - . - 30c lb.
Sldlpalr
m ::
.33cb.
381th.
D'oacwoeoocs
25cm.
.......2ior25c.dtar25c
.. 18M25c30c-35cdos.
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