Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 22, 1918 · page 9

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Schultze 3 Week End

 

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Experienced“ prove that Muow isthetime to mm a liberal supply. Orders
‘ receiv will be sure of delivery the
it Housewives 11m nwmmm“. W

” 260 Ill

Leas oi Lamb lie [[1 Pork Roast

' lorqaarterlamb
Prime rib roasts

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WWW ..... 32clb Milli. ......... 2001b.
mm .......... 341: lb Beef Liver ........... 18c lb.

 
 
 
 
 

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2215.28ch Breadcmlliuttcrkoasts atclb.
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flclb rmmtm...mm MM’YeeI
x'ratla ..............

 

 

26ch

 

...... 1291b

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

m Steak. .Btle lb Pigl' Liver. ......... 121 lb.‘ ”0 in
Hamburg luck ....... 24c lb Calves' Liver ........ 35c lb.

Blbhmbcbopr...28c1h Pigs' Kidneys ........ 16clb. ork'l'enderlaina ..... “ch.
ARMOUR" I?“ I“ ........... 3“: lb. YANGY BOABTIIG 0mm ..... 351: lb.
WHO KAI! ................... 35clb. BELGIAN HARBS, live weight. . 281: lb.
DIXIE BAOON ..................... 37c lb. PLATE OORNED spar . .......... 161: lb.
SWIFT’S m RAMS ........ 341: lb MEET CORNID BEEF .......... 14c lb.

I A m snouwm ............ 26c lb. SOLID LEAN coam our ...... 2411 lb.
MAJESTIC BM)! ........ ' ......... 401: 1b., IUIP GORNBD BBB? ........ 24c—28c lb.

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

" Grapeh'ttit
. Fancy (images

All Kinds oi Fresh and Canned Fish

The Best of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables.
3 for 10c and the each

25c doz Eating Apples

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

Fancy Corn, Peas, ’I omatoes,
Lima Beans.

All Fancy Groceries and Salad Specialties

Baked Beans or Red Kidney Beans

SCHULTZE’S SANITARY MARKETS

so. NORWALK

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Succotash,

 

15c can ’

' minor In. Stealer,
“beacon. v...

,' , formt fly of View ('ernan, 1m enlisted

" seteml weeks. is able to be out again.

. in i11\‘.3l Monthly.

65 k Mr. and Mrs. Fladd Were fortunate
_" C p cm 11:15 to receive two letters last
I ‘ we: '3: 1min their .1011. Chester, who it

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{other friends here.

Born to Air. and Ira. Owen's of
Millport avenue, leader, a an.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Mr. and Ira. Lonberdo became the
parents of a young son londay.

Mr. and Ira. Walter Stewart vial
tied in Rocbefiter over the weekend.

bliss Jessie Birdies is visiting her .
at Old Point]

Joseph Selleek of Dayton was the
(111.11 of bio c'euin, Mrs. Charm Ste':
ens. last week.

Mrs. M. 0. Seeley of Stamford vie
tied with relatives and friends in
town, Tue. '.-y.

 

Rev. J. H. Hoyt olcleted at the. in-
ne1al services of Edward D. Waite of
Pound Ridge. Thur-d1!

A Thimble Club in connection with
the lattiics' Aid Society of the 3f. i3.
church, has been formed.

Howard M. Smith of Passaic. X. .i..
in the citation section signal corps.

Lawrence Dingce. who has been
confined to his bed with the grip for

Samuel Kuriansky of Stamford W1!
attending to bust-
ne.» tanner-ted with his real estate
halo. ‘

--_-..—.

.‘i‘ ('1‘.
Stnpen illetzko of Plainvllie spent

part of the week in town visiting his

mom” on Seminary street. and

 

Mrs. Marl; Stevens and sister. who
is making her home with her, were ..

 

 
 
 

 
 

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Let Us Hatfé'YO’ui" Order” ”
We will give it careiul attention 31nd ;

 

our prices will surely interest you. .
Make up your mind to give us atrial. Do it now. l'
Free Delivery to your home- ' ' ' tr.

SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK

POTATOES—Home grown stock. fine coolkers and
mealy .. 4.le 48c

NUT BUTTER—Downw’s A1 brand. Thelse goods
need no introduction

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7 Pure Tomato
CATSUP
Large Bottle

Pure
New Orleans
Creamery MOLASSES

‘ 52c lb. 20c at.. 75c gal. 15¢
SALT MACKEREL—While they use .. . 3 for 25¢
KARO ........ 131: can SERVUS PANCAKE
MAPLE KARom can FLOUR ....‘.“‘. . . .. 13c

COFFEE—Cotton Brand. The Coifee with the
fine flavor. Try it a 1d save money ...... 21c lb.

WASHING TOILET
POWDER PAPER

Large pkg. ....... 5c 2 rolls ........... 9c
ROLLED CORN GRAHAM
OATS MEAL .

3 1-2 lbs. 24c 3 12 lbs. 27c 1-2 lbs. 30c

SAUER KRAUT—Larze can.
‘ As cheap as bulk kraut and more sanitary.

SEWER
Best

1:1
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COD FISH—Pure Georges Cod packed 1n
pound woodenbo xes ............ 23c

SALON
% Amalie!“ssssoouo..............
MBdi“ t'II‘.“ covooeoevoro-s uuuuu 23C

.1 ‘ONIONS— ellow.ilotnd6c

Tel. lit-3 it Cottage St.

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retool girl. here,

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........... 17c ,
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meanenne - omuv
IN cocciu CASE

01.11111adetoctiv.e'crgeant.whowas'

,itt‘dittod tor (timinai ntglect of dut'y'

in tailing to arrest Al edo (‘ocrhi the
mutdtrct 01 Ruth ruger. a high
was found guilty in
tl‘t‘ t'riminal lttanch of the Supreme
(«.uri yesterday l‘agarenne will b'
“(mound when Sf'Hrill other police
nun among them a captain. held on
lft'l‘fll charges in connection with
iht some case have ben tried. ('00-
(-3: 25.1.. kill ml the girl in his bicycle
'rcgtnlr shop 11 your 1130 and buried tier

1. Lodyuntler 11 work bench. fled to ltaly.
i'fl’ht'Tt‘ he confessed the crime.

 

Saturday’ s Price List

Catt es Livers

 

Park Tenterioina ................ 38c
°mail Pig Perk .......... 28 and 30:
Fresh Hams... ..,...30c
Fresh Shoulders ........ 2 ...... 26:
Genuine Spring Legs of Lamb . 30c
All Kind of Lamb Chops ......... 30c

,SFJrct-ibs, Knuckles. Pig's Feet Kid-

neys, Shouts, fresh or corned.

Leln Pot Roast from ........ 24c up
, Fancy Prim.» Boast trot-n .. .. 24; up
‘ Heme-made Sausage ............ 30c

Dixie Bacon ..................... 35c
‘ Hamburg Steak ................. 251:

Native Veal. Home Brewed Chick.
one.

All Kinrta of Cold Meats.

Brookt‘i lr.i Eggs ................. 65c

tBrookfield Eggs ................. 65c

Everything in fine groceries"

Cw Meats are c‘ the best quality.

llo'nz'a Sauer Kraut, 3 lb! ...... 25c

Charnoit's Marla!
lei. 583-2
76 North Main St.

‘ guests at the home of Mrs. Stevens'

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xrht mint Pol). 21—10151. Lag;

‘who fell on the. Sidewalk on Railroad

son, it. it. Stevens. Sunday.

Mrs. P. A. Shiites reurned home
Saturday evening. after a pleasant
visit with her daughter, Mrs. M. 8101- '
llt'l‘. at Old Point Comfort, V11.

l A large number of haskeball fans .

will accompany the Von- Canaan live

to Glenbrook Satdrday night when

they met lire Springdaic fit’ta
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Karl ilehrtr. a student in Williams
('ollegc. hati been spending a few
days at the home of his parents. Mr.
John H. Retire in South avenue.

Mrs. Robert Elwood or Bridgeport.
formerly of New Canaan. anti'slster
Mrs. (‘tilmartln of lirooklyn, were the
guests of )1."- Jennings oi Richmond
illll Friday.

Mills Godsoe. the district nurse

 

v11v: nuc. in from of the Horton place
recently. was confined totliot' room
in the ill'rdsall House for several days

 

Mrs Richard Morrison, whose husi
band is in the employ of Mr. Clrupe

Hayes’ Block

 
 
 

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Hayes City Market

69 No. Main Street

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

:’ Breast Veal
" Small Legs Veal

Hamburg Steak
:‘ Sirloin Steak (best heavy beet)
- Portetbouse Steak

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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' Loin Young Pig Pork
Lean Fresh Shoulders

Fresh Hams
Hayes Home Made Sausage
' Shoulder Pork Chops
Legs Young Spring Lamb
CForequartcr Spring Lamb

' Spring Lamb Chops
' Shoulder Native Veal

Rump Native Veal
Veal Cutlets

Rib Roast Beef .
Lean Pot Roast no bone

Smoked Shoulders
Dixie Bacon special .

Choice Young Fowls

Milk Fed. Roasting Chickens

 
 
 

291; lb
26c lb

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Grocery and Fruit Specials

" Best Table Butter ............

.1ch Columbia River Salmon. 18c and 281: lb.
Strictly re Lard ............ 32c lb. Principe Baking Powder.half pound 10c ‘ '
Compoun Lard .............. 26c lb. eel-3M Powd r 22cbkz.’
Home-gathered Eggs ........ 70c doz. Fancy Maine ..... . 60c I
figuranteed Good Egg ...... 60c doz. Grape F111“ 50 8d 10‘4“!" .
r Cheese cannot be and Me dirt. .

Grandma’s Pancake Flourt 14c and 32c

Faishiflnm Buckwheat Flour

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first LII'I

first:

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40c
Celery?“ Heart», Lettuce. Sweet Potatoes.

1‘!

<15er Baldwin Apples.

If yout order Svt’ii: 2:93:31- :33: Groceries Priday night they willbe'delivered ‘

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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miles.

clothing and gentleman's fumislting form a pleasant
business on Main street.

 

memory when the'
friends are separated it only by a few
The game of "500" watt he or
W hilc walking on Railroad avenue. den of the etenlng and much fun was
Tuesda) morning. and When in front had over the winning of prizes
at the engine house. Mrs. Rudolph sli- ladlec brought refreshments,
She managed :0 consisted of sandwiches

The
whic‘

James Silllmm-

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. and cotter.
iThose present included Mrs. Schweit-
Quests-d them to send for her but ze1.3lrs Howard Johnson. Mrs. 11's.
i band and aftct a few minutes' rest‘ben Iohngon Mrs
walked home. Dr. Hoffecker was sum iMrs; Leon Barre Mrs
moned and found that she had brokvi ledge, 311-5 Herbert Sibiey with the
en a little bone at the base of tbe‘Misses Stella Waters, Bessie Shaa’

. Edward Rut

 

iptished by the National Federation of »

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The idea was started and is being.

Implement and Vehicle Dealers' Auc-
ciatlons, with "the cooperation ofl‘iii'ei :‘
rotted, lamps ‘titnartment of Amt-

111qu up rattled Board or rat-ta

unmari‘tltbamcutmu Pair “
iisbers" Ksb‘éclb‘tibh. numerous state
colleges of agriculture and insert
organizations fann agents; state con!»
cits of defense, and manufacturers ‘
and dealers.

During this week an effort will W/

 

 

Saturday Specia s

iimofxgl? ”1““ it """" 7 g, William Glynn the ‘genial manager
To” “uniting! I! b’ """ .' 35° of the Brennan grocery spent the week
Starve!!!“ b ' . ' ' ' 206 end with relatives in Naugatuck. He

Insider of Veal to Roast.

New YorkMarkci
mam '

 

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fig; 031th I: '''''' ”0i dolyn, who were in Naugatuck‘ visiting
m1: Sporeriba ............ ass‘ "Wm
fimg‘fflfim'n Owing to "il rain waiting the ice
sun-11 ma: mm ....... '... 1*” °n Wm "M m “W“
In: Kidney .............. ”“9 °‘ "1' N" m "W h“
mung-wast .......... d"-'°"l°""""""“°"“"
lone-made lounge ........ 800, “M "”"Mh’mm

and who hat been residing in Siam-i
10rd, is slightly lndisposed at the Dav
onport, and is under the care of Dr
White. i

The firemen Were called out to :1
-chimncy fire at the home of Patsy‘
Spinosa in Summer street, Sunday”
about 6 p in. No damage was done

spine by her fall.
, .

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There was a very good attend: 17-“

of the children of Grades 7 and 8. Cen- ' '
ter school. with a goodly sprinkling of March 4'9 Named 3' Tm” to Repmr

grow maps. at the meeting at the towni

hall Monday night. Mrs. Rupert'
King presided at the piano, Mrs. Ray-
mond Streii acting as cbnduc?! for

as the flames were confined only withe general singing Such songs “we

the chimney.

 

The Andrew Davey Co, who havei

located in the Mead Building. opened
io1 business last Saturday. The store
has been painted the usual red and
Iand that and the cheap prices are at-
tracting attention.

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1 The local coal dealers have been
fgiving their customers but. a quarter
l of a ton of coal of late. The Lockwood
yard, Tuesday. morning however, v1.1!
gable to furnish a half ton owing to it
irecently received cartoed _. ‘

I

returned home Monday int company
with bit-11.. Glynn and daughter. Gwen-

 

Owl wbobeebeu-I-k-

mammarumedtoth'ldi

”indefinite-Oh and has one

given as "J'Amerlca “The Star Span- l
gled Bonnet," the‘ Battle Hymn of the
Republic" and ‘Over here."

Some of the members of the con‘
struction gang of the telephorn com.
party. while engaged in the Huckle-r
berry Hill district near Wilton, be-
came lost Tuesday I about 6 p. 111
Search or wiring- failed to locate
them. In many places where the
line goes across country, it is net-c3
sary to go through woodland. while
the driver goes around the road to

delayed an automobile was him!
from Arthur Sammie and a search was
made for them. They were hnaily lo-
cated, eachmaking his separate exit.
but reaching the main road eventual-
ly, tired and hungry for a delayed din-
ner. The song will extend their work
to Hartford

 

'llrl. Willis Cummings, who intends

iESther LaBarr and Sally Cooper.

I dealers in farm

ment inspection and repair week.

meet. them. As their appearance was .

to more from her presnt location. can

made to have every farmer lathe:
nation inspect his machinery and int
mediately place his orders for re-h
pairs or extra parts, Unprecedentek}
scarcity of malleable and. steel pain,-
freight congestion which might brute
about embarrassing delays. and an
opportunity to save express and- no?
tal charges are urged as reasons {or
early ordett-t to be pin in mm deal- .
era. The tumors are being urged

The week of March 4-9 has been not promptly as an act of 10”“, .
named for this purpose The move— the effort for a maximum food produce A
ment has been approved by "1“ .10“ this year ,
United States Food Administration.

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FARM IMPLEMENT WEEK

 

and Prepare
In line with a movement which
had already been sutzested by local
implements come:
farm implo-

the inauguration of

 

 

Free Delivery lowi’mes

BECKMANN’S

ALWAYS SOMETHING SPECIAL HERE.
wiaft’s Silver Leaf Pure Lar. lb. ............ 3!!

Ozone Soap (The war
ataifonal lBiscuite8 Co.’ 8 Lemon

California
SwitftS’s Premium e8Oleomar urine. lb.
adOle'o. the noun or
adPlantation egg; «1..

Kwurrant'om 153m Bdgeft

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of the Hodges houses on East avenue.

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to ate-mos. April 1 we. tau-Mai

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pro-pt! beet-0' made «or! one tool.
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