undercut:
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East Norwalk Cash Grocery
It‘lfvllwe743-3 Free Auto Deliver!
MUTTER the finest (reamery per lb. .......................... .m
‘EST FAMILY FLOUR, the perfect bread maker. a bag ...... 3135
HMPOUND LARD, per lb ................ . . .............. . 25c
RAMA“ 0R RYE “EUR. per lb. ....... . ....... . .............. for
Ill-18H or SMOKED SHOULDERS, per la. .. ................ . are
11 our FRESH ROASTED 211: COFFEE.
'ANCY PINK SALMON, 201: can, cut to . ...................... 15c
URE BACON. in quart jars, cu to ............................ 27c
. APORATED MILK, a can .. ..................... . .......... 13(
303.1 ENSED MIIK, a can .. .............. .. ....... . ......... 14c
.M: OAK Bl OKWHEAT, 30c pkg c: to . ..................... 2:0
ECO PANCAKE FLOUR . pk'.’ .............. . ................ lr c
BEAM CORN STARCH 2 Digit. ................ ......... 5c
-[ lit: 1‘05““) chnup 15 size, cut toz bottles .......... 25c
I LAIN on STUFFED 01,1vy:s,3 bottles ...................... 25c
I r MARGARINE The world' best lb. pkg. ............... so.
.00!) was per dozen ..................................... 45c
.ARGE .ll'it‘ Y GRAPE FRUIT ear-h ............................ 6c
LOOSP OATMEAL just IrOm the” mills, 3 lbs. ............ 20c
A. S' I 'ULL.
24 Cottage Struts. Fast Nor-walk.
. ....-.” ....x‘lr‘-
FOOD AT CANTONMENTS
on Hero of Want: Answered by
Baker and Hoover.
story has been circulating in this
' to the effect that lbt'l't’ is a care-
‘ waste 0'! food in the cantonments
the national army. that at Camp
em, for instance, great quantities
brrad are being wasted every day.
no person»; here have become agitat-
our tho tumor. and have begun to
l piqued an account of the many
'lngs which people civilian life
- Hal-(0d to make,
hidvotiy Illl‘ rumor is no: \fi'd
oiled. although widespread. Nor-
lk generally has the hope that our
diers who bear the brunt of actual
Tlt‘t' should have all the whole-
, e and nourishing food they need,
it the attit'i‘le has‘been rather that
hunting to send them more food
.n of complaining because of a firm»
that food is being wasted.
'l’hesamr tuhjnrt tram-yidcntlv gain-
national consideration. as Newton
iiaker, secretary of war. and Her-
rt Hoover. food mtmlnivtrntrir. lym-
illl'tl a joint statement in regard to
lion taken to pro-rent waste of food
the army cantonments. Norwalk'
:4 will br- lntcrr‘sted in what they
1. Their statement is yuhlishcd In
t- othcinl Built-tin of the government
as follows: ' 'V
“A great deal of complaint has aris-
1 throughout the country as to “11."?
. army cmps. ‘ TIN-so camps han-
icn in the main btrt recently organ-
.)d. and marry of the complaints oc-
rrred durinc the time that they were
1 the hands of contractors and in pro-
'-ss of construction. The war depart-
ent has already directed the appoint
‘ent of a committee. under Surgeon
Anoral Williomt‘. Gorgas. which is
.-.-opcrating with the quartcrmnster
funeral's department and the food ad-
» inistratlon and is; now active/1y en-
aged in investigation and the deris-
rig means for the prevention of waste.
“The food administration has made
In nuggestion as to meatless and
'hoatless days in the camps and two
ion of foodstuffs at every point and
n no way‘attemptctl any regulation
r control. either directly or indirect-
r, for the feeding of American sol-
irl'l'l,
While it 'is necessary for the civil-
ian population to reduce the consump-
in
‘ ' t
‘10 eliminate waste in order that, the:
soldiers and our ailleri may be fed. in
is yet felt that the country wishes the
American soldier to receive every pan, 1
ticle of food necessary to his adequate
nourishment and comfort, and the
food situation in the camps is good. A
bountiful supply of wholesomt-anfi .1
well-prepared food is furnished.
Some waste exists, due 90 the trust
that the families and friend-t ot‘ soi-
diers, under the impression that t'u-y '\
send ‘
are insufficiently provided for,
great quantities of food to the camps.
thus adding a'surplus and causing
waste. This comment, of course, does
not have to do with delicacies. but with . ’
substantial foods, with which the sol-
diers are already fully supplied. in
many cunps the onloers and men. like ‘
tht civilian population of the country
at large, have taken ll voluntary micr-
est in the conservation asked by the ,
food administration, and the war dr
pnrtmcnt is encouraging it in every
way.
Th: organization of ramps for many
hundreds of thousands of soldiers has:
been an unparalleled task and it can
not b4 expectrd that the whoh ma
C~§
_u:.
name Rib Roast
[legs of Veal
Veal Chops
Fresh Collies
Fhoulder Steak
N atronal Marke
rhinory will proceed with the ultimo wile
efficiency in thc first llW day. We
are happy.
country and to say that steady and
substantial progress is being made in
the elimination of waste and that lliltl‘
progress is not at
wholesome, appetizing. and nourishing:
diet for all our soitliorn.
SERVlCE FLAGS IN
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY?
\Illilil.il'TOVVN Conn“ liec 3
’i‘iio .‘Ifl‘llCC‘ flog:2 which have been
lime in rliu Abs» in Memorial Chapell
“'W'b-van l’riiyorsity. Hlltiw that 393!
\i'eklr-ynn men are with lllt‘ colors
including twelve faculty members or
tlivir ail-Manta, lz’iil undorgradtrutm
and 111': alumni it “no: pointed out
today that forty per cent. of the rum
in collcgt last year and ion per (‘(:nl.'
of tlrt- alumni art now in “ill xvi-vice!
Tht "RIF togetlur “iii; a l'nltui
States flag which forms: the whirl of
the group of three “014- liresrntcd it.)
”I; l’nivcfisi‘ty by the Alumni i‘ourr
ti .
POLISH SUFFERERS GET $100000
BERNE, Switzerland Dec 14.——0n
behalf of the American Red Crosir, the
American lmgation has rcmittctl to
the Polish Relief Committee 3100.000
for starving Polish children.‘
The People’s
ponrln nous: flux
,nouuo flux
our cur WOULD" on»:
our our run
IA
28 Weadwardllvénue'
. \
Those who buy meats at tit: Peoplen‘ Meat Market are alwayl
glad, on it's better to buy there than to wish you had.
Saturday’ 5 Specials
GENUINE SPRING Leas or LAMB ....... y ................... 28c
Lom Lnns- errors. . ........ ‘ ’ ............ 1 ....... 35c
ma LAMB cubes .........’.... ..................... .. ....... 32c'
roacounarzn LAMB ............................ 25c
emu. Lom PORK 'ro nonsr ............................. . 30c
FRESH snoULosns ......................... 26c
Barr HOME MADE Munoz .............................. so.
LINK “one:.................. .................. an:
no SAUSAGE .- ...... .......... Me
735;” PIG’G Kuuchgs ..., ........ . ................ 20¢ '
2 Lu. MusanUT ..... . ............. ‘ ....... 15c
VEAL cungr ......... . ...................... so:
Lom AND RUM? 1’0 80A"... , ....... . ................. 25¢
snoumzn VEAL .......‘...u..;* ................. . 22c
FROM EXTRA HEAVY BEEF
'SIRLOIN I‘I’lAK .. ..........u ..
rue-It..llu'lIt-n
mfljifill'liv ....."."O'll
v I.
Meat. Market
.1031!!! v coiua.lo.n.-..-..
can-0.9...
v.co.-..
o.r...-n-o.'..o
..... ..........
1.0--
it
Irolltnill
howcn r, to roast-turn the
the expense 0? n
,rlded. The inize of
V
“O...“ mm
.iirtslmtlmll, like all sports In gener-
gal, has been hard hit by the war this
winter. \i'hlto only a few basketball
players of .he country have been ob
rotted so for. it is only a matter of
little, before nll of these nthlctcn will
be‘ sorting in the armed forces of their
country. Some of them tho already
nusuercd the call. The absence. of
yciunz men ‘n the crowds which lwlt
miss the games, is also very noticed
ibic, and without the support of
lhc
younger people it may lie lmpoauiblc
it'll continue the sport. The local man-
altement is non connirlering n cancel
tuition! of tho Nor-walk schedule, but
all yet, nothing definite has been Ile-
tomorrow night's
:cliowd will probably have some effect
on the final decision in this city.
.lohn Lemv' a Blue Ribbon quintet.
oil Bridgeport, will tackle the fast
Nilncston five. tit Colonial Hall, next
'liuosdny nluht. The Park City aggre-
llttlon will find themselves on nzninst
a tough proposition. in the old Hudson
litter League yetrrann,
. "“"~‘—'~ -‘——f—H-~
HITTING THE tunes
The Hour Scoops, and the Hour T.“
has will meet tonight. at the Norwnllr
nillcys. for the third and last time this
reason. The Typos are out of the tro-
lihy race completely but the Scoop's
have a good chanre of bringing home
the bacon. if they can trim the type
letter-I three straight games. The
ineup of the twa teams will probably
iemain the some as it was in Wedncs-I l
llav nluht'n game-a
. v“ meeting of the directors of the.
isorwaik Newspaper-mt/n's League has
been called for tonight. at which time
1 number of lmportnnt questions will
brought up for discussion. The mat-r
‘er of forfeiting games which have
i at been played. will probably receive
in great denllof attention, and general
pinion secure to be that the director!
ill vote to forfeit all men. unless
they are played off this week.
At tonight' meeting. it will nine be
decided l'huhlif or not It is advisable
tomtheueond bolt oft no.
can’- schedule. on. in; m
mm. 53' {favor m a
p Amt blvl‘m .. mm
firm: mum: mm a.
iriiour turn to; :-
3uflacsflonc _
For Saturday, Dec. 15th
Shoulder of Veal
71 Wall-"Street."
Phone 1875
. ummnumcm
Mayoral- new”
Hayes Ci
.3, 69 No. Main Street
rty Market
Hayes’ Block
l .
of Beef 27c to
Spring LambChons.
One'More Chance to Get Your Lamb at Cost
Legs Spring Lamb . ........ .
Foreduarter Spring Lamb . . . ..
.Vy.
230 lb Lamb for Stewing ................................... ............ . I. l. t. .t '. ........ 18c lb. 1
Loin Lamb Chops .......................................... . . ....... 35c lb.
27c lb: Prime Rib Lamb Chops ....... . ..................................... 30c lb.
27 ll) YOUNG PIG PORK SPECIALS ‘
C Loin of your“: big Dork (light loins) ........... , . . .................... 29c lb.
Small Lean Fresh Hams .................... .. ........................ 30c lb.
20C lb Lean Fresh Shoulders. all sizes ....... . ........................... .. . . . 26c lb.
Hayes’ Home Made Sausage . . .. ........................... . ......... 30c lb
STEAKS CUT FROM HEA VY BEEF
Sirloin Steak. 30clb.
’ '. Round Steak ........................... ,. ..... :1 ..................... 30c lb.
Elma“ 0f V93. 1901b goumrssteakk .................... .....22ch.
R am 11: ten ...................................... , ,,,,,,,,,, 22c“).
l 30c lb Rib Roast Beef ............................... , ............... 22c to 30¢ lb ‘
i’reSh Hams - fiznfiot I‘loarlst ......... ‘ ................ ........................ 22c lb.
ti u er en ........................ .. ...... ................... 20c lb.
ililhopped Beef 20c lb RumuVeal .......................................... 25.4..
L ‘ XgalCuYtlet...I;...l.. ....... » .......... .. .................... .. 30clb.‘
. . ‘ . orcc~ oung ‘ow ............ ....................... . ........ 30c lb ”
LEAN POT ROAST ---------------------- - 29° ' Wt Fed Roasting Chickens ...... . ................................ 34c lb.
‘SWl-F'l‘ PREMIUM HAMS 32c
. ‘GET OUR Comm GROVE NUT ~ > GROCERY SPECIALS
O . MARGARINE """""""""""" " 30c . Pillsbury’sFlour. .................... . ....................... $1.85 buttr
. _ Teco and Grandma’sPancake Flour . . . . . . ;. .............................. 12c
l . EXTRA' SPECIAL 31-2lbbagsof Rye or Graham Flour ................................... 35c
=3 ' gudltelll; Nesvsl’umrilrin ...................... ................... 18c can i’
/ , 1 . ,1 ca ran ugar cas ...... , ......... .. ........ . .................. 16c lb. '
‘ ‘Fanm SElCCled Eggs 44C dill Princine Baking Powder ....................... , ................... We can ‘
3.. Fancy Large Baldwin Apples ............................... . . 4 (Its. 35c '
Crane Fruit ................. . ................. we each and 5c each. 6for 25c ..
Oranges ................................... 20 for 25c. also 35c and' 5c doz.
Cauliflower. Kale. Celery Hearts. Lettuce. Sweet Potatoes. Brussels Sprouts.
Telephone Your Order 1840
I‘I'IU’III" ‘-_
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Free Deliyery
. ./~ /d/‘
\ILCIL In
l
:0 main-:1. ”a;
i
l
Special tor Saturday i f
Native Routing Chickens ....... 32c;
Genuine Leg. of Spring Lamb. .3003
Small Roast of Pork ........... 30¢ ‘
Small Lean Fro-b Shoulders .. .28c}!
Fresh Ham .................... 323i
Fore-quarters of Lamb .......... 25c
Stew Lamb .......... ‘.’..’ ........ 20¢
no) Lamb Chop. ................ aocl
Hammad: Sausage ............ 35:. Try our Home-made DC‘
mum Sauerkrlut ........ 10c licious Peanut Butter. Made
'Fresh while you wait. ;
New York Marked 25c lb .
Tel. 59-12 New Dates. .15c oka-
IQWuhluwnst. lNew Layer lt‘igs . .25c can
r“ 1‘?" r" " " " “ ’1“ «:Fancy Early June Peas.
SPECIALS
‘ " lNew Dried Wax Beans. lb
5 i a c d Beef ............. 55c15c
33‘"; Hi? . ................. 55: Fine for boiling or baking.
goil‘odBBaocon ................... 55:: b L Be
5 3C l'I .................... l
Diexle Bacon .................. . .. 35c Ba y ““8 ans' 180 lb.
Corned 2:216» ................. 2:2; , ‘
Co d u o ..............
mm. spanne- ............. . scisllflmn ------ .- ~ - 2 cans 25“
Corned Beef Tongue ......... 26c FREE—A Large Rubber
33‘3"??f‘.'ff.t:::::itii:::::: ’2‘. Door Mat with 1 lb can
:v at Log: ...................... 20c Premium Baking Powder.
Sauerkraut ”b .................. 3.0“” 26c 500
prmg o Lam , .............. '
smart Pork Lotus ............ 30c lb Yellow Split Peas. lb.. .6c{
Fruh Hams ................. 30c lb
Fresh shoulder. .............. 28: n: Warranted Eggs. Dozen 48c!
Home-Made Sausage ........ . 30c lb
' 'F' I Butte ~
9 most Creamery , r ,
Charnolr 3 Market : . , nail...
Tel. 583 2 lGood Rice ‘ ...... mug
Free Ilclivery / lBulk Hominy.. .3-lbs. 25ch'
"fl "’W" ‘*‘"' lSalt Mackerel .. . .r20c lb.
CHICAGO RELEASES ‘8‘“ Herring 7c eudli
‘_ TWO WITH OPTIONS
lam m bulk ...... 20c “Ll
“NCAGO, DP 13.-T k
for; the star; Wit: are to (bemSm‘clgxgll , ”MING" Rem” 15‘ “nl l
VII"! Ml ‘ZWM Mk f0". "I! Chico ‘Extl'a fit with Te” .ndi
go Notional LPOIIIO club started wood
I O I O O l h at. 1'
in; out the deadwood thin Week hyl
retracing Outfleider Mnurlce Schick
and lnllcldor Paddy Driucoli w on m WOnim
Human club of the Pacific Com / ' "-
League Strings are mm to Mill»
mm by the VOIIMIM notion ml
-Drlscolt won one out by "Manly
; 'm
town-d
of“ “Mt;
. Prices always right.
_ Very Best Maine Potatoes (Fine cookers). uk. .. 49c
Armour’s VeribestBrand Comer] Bechcan ..... 30c
ChallengeBlend Coffee. formerly 30c. now .. . 22clb~ »
Gold Medal Brand Flour oar bag ........... $1.80 ,
Fine Yellow Turning. per pound ............. , 21-2c
Very Best Creamery Butter (Beckmann duality).
Pound .................................. 50c
Choice New Mixed Nuts (Fl the assortment). lb. 22c
, ‘Armour’ s Pure Leaf Lard. Der bound . '. ...... . . . 32c
Fancy Whole‘Grain Rice. oer lb. ............... 11c
Gold Medal ”Flour. in Hill. bags ..... . ......... 95c
’ warranted Good Eggs. per doz. ...... . ......... 48c .
Strictly New Laid Eggs. per doz .............. 62c
Babbitt’s Cleanser. lam size can ................ 5c
Free Delivery Economy Prices
YOU MAKE NO
MISTAKE.
a”:
When you buy your groceries here.
We carry a {complete line. all the starkl—
artl goods, thereiore it you need any par- .
ticular brandyon will iind it here. \
Baker’s or Huyler’s Cocoa. large tin ............ 21c
Golden Santos Coffee. .Ib. 20c. 5 lbs. for 95: f
Buy your Edibles here for Christmas.
New RaishaCitron. Lemon Peel. Orange Peel New.
Nuts. 01% Apples. Canned Pumpkin. Mince ,
Meat. Candy. Plum Pudding. Etc.
A. F. Bookmamrlir Co.
at & as mission St. Phone ins; ‘
Norwalk Chronicler