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STORES IN BRIDGEPORT, STAMFORD AND NORWALK
103 Cedar Street . 25 Ely Avenue
LOCAL. BRANCHES
‘1 Cove Avenue
28 Woodward Avenue
22 Chapel Street
Food Will win the War.
Don’t Waste It.
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Pure Lard
Country Gentleman—One of the finest ‘
varieties of corn grown. The demand alwa3' a Lard Compound
exceeds the pack.
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C 01188 MAKE EACH DOLLAR YOU SPEND HELP ~YOUR COUNTRY’S CAUSE. WE CLAIM TO BE ' I '83 ‘
, ABLE TO SA E R PATRONS 20 PER ENT. PER CENT. N EVER DOLLAR THIS - '
‘ l$19 lI‘uoniilt "satisfactory bilend in Norwaik. . V 0U .. , C T025 0 Y wrmostdottflong. Mixed l
e a on yon 't —th best. ~ ' arran Dense _
1,“pr calla Y e SAVING iF INVESTED IN WAR. SAVINGS STAMPS WILL PROVE TO BE MORE THAN .A 1," Pound . I
2 3C GOOD INVESTMENT. IT WILL HELP OUR SOLDIER BOYS ON THEIR WAY TO vICTORY. 3 9c ‘
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Clover best For Can Finest Creamery Butter lb. 441; Clover teal Per Can .i
Strictly Fresh Eggs lb. 451: Brand '
. l-‘sncy Corn 180 fancy Potatoes 15 lbs. 390 Fancy Peas 18C 1
1h. 3m:
lb. 291:
Tender and delicious. Clover Leaf
Brand recalls the deliciousness (it home-
grown fresh green peas. '
SPANISH STYLE . ' FANCY RED . RECORD JAMS ‘ ' YAL DATES
TOMATO SAUSE FORCE ALASKO s LMON . Ail Varieties no me
‘ Can ............ _ ............. 8c Pkg. ----------------- " - '- 11° Tall Can ................... 25c Per isr ...................... 20c Pk“ -, """"""""""
GRANULATED SUGAR Der lb. ..... ,- . . . .f ........................... ‘ .............. 9c LIGHT BROWN GENUINE “C” SUGAR. per lb. ......................... 4 ............ st-
' BAKER’S CANNED _ MINUTE CANNED GEORGIA YELLOW ' WHITE OR YELLOW .
‘ FRPESH COCOANUT I TAPIOCA - , SWEET POTATOES .. SPLIT PEAS ' I CORN MEAL .
er can ..................... 10c Pkg. ........................ N o. 3 can 18c Per lb. ...................... 13c Per it). ........................
. . ' If you like Sweet Potatoes you will ‘
g Meaty CaliforniaPruneS 2 ")5 2 5C :32?%§2§i§2?§'§§3§§defidm Large Sound Onions 3 lbs 10C
1:. 1‘ THEINZ EPIC RE LD N ‘ MOTHER’S
‘3 TOMATO KE'I‘CHUP ‘[ 00’ CRKIRNM%ET . 1.088 R - ,, fiIlJJSTER’g OATMEAL . ' '
_ Bottle .................... .".7l7c -- Can ........................ 28c Can ........................ 28c Jar ................ . ....... llc Pkg. ....... 10c ‘
MODERN GROCERY CO. BRbAD
The kind that' Improves each meal. Baked In our own
Larire golden halves' In extra fine
“ clean bakery under the supervision of tin ex rt. This syru.“ efinest possible m canned
M can only be purchased at our branch sixes. , pea (Elversize can
..16oz 8c RyeBread. 24oz. ..... 12c ~ . . GOLD DOLLAR FEARS
Loaf. 24 oz ,,,,,, 12c Raisi California Bartletts I
n Loaf ......... llc . .
Fashioned Loaf. 32 oz. ... . . . . “it: .......... .. 16c 53.,"3 gum" '
GOLDEN AGE PEACHES
28¢
25c
CROWN BRAND NUT MARGARINE
A liner. more wholesome Nut, Butter is not mean-
factured. Contains no animal fat Or benzoate of soda.
Per Lb 29c
the trip in his boat.
iing tor a rehearsal oi the Easter mu-
The Ladies' ,Aid Society of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
'met yesterday alter non for the usual
weekly session.
Therenvili be a big demand for Con-
necticut grown oyster seed, according
to press despatehes. and this will
'mean that the local oyster men will
have quite a busy time of it supplying
.1. Claire Carpenter its still ill at “1° 0’40"-
Me on First street. Elmer Hyatt oi the Naval Reserves.
star Barge,No.17 is unloading stationed at Brooklyn, N. Y., who has
oi coal at the Ferris docks. been spending a brief inrlough at his
. . usual mid- weeh services were home on Betta Place here returned to
needs the money.
:25 has been realised thus far.
, The Women's Auxiliary at Christ." ‘11
k 09mm.“ oi Winfield street.i church met yesterday aiternoOn with; ,
tin with relatives in Silver-3 Ml'l- C”! WM“ and transacted 1'0““ '
this business. The meeting place for;
not Not-wan schools will hold “9“ ““5“" 8mm” '"1 l” ‘8' ‘
third Saturday session tomorrow ”PM" 1“" }
' lawrence 8. Paul reurnted last sv
sad Emm'm Johnson and citing to his quarters at honouring!
street. have moved; S 0.. where he ll “tidied to the; t
ion «mum corps. 0dr. Paul has?
memdmmm, been snioyingahlresinrlough athis
am to mum“! home on Cottage avenue. ‘
x .. lMulbolsy'has Wchsudan
mt llshtor‘ 'ieekbor absodoaodhnwory in New- his-don.
lathsloeal harbortoday'in- lndlshosletodsyailarhavinghsen
' « I won h.Ioottitia over the slant.
3‘15“ unusual-mamm-
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shrink. . Ichihsasdhlasbirdsansowslsnti-
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310- A special meeting of the Mayflower
Hook & Ladder Company was held
last evening and it was decldel‘lhat
instead oi spending money for a dinner either “01°“ 0" 1“" strayed from his
[or the winners of the recent pinochle: place
:outI-lnament, that the money be devoted
o e use 0! one of the members who
has hen in ill healthi or some time and hauling cinders tor ' ”9" ”"9"" .‘t
u is hoped that'- Mrs. W. B. Beehiey's residence.
Quite a sum can be collected. Abouti Mrs G E Richter of Mansfield ave-
Many people who have occasion to
use the Washington street bridge have
expressed surprise over the condition
of the Marion which is lying at one
:11 the ducks in the local harbor. She
s swep as c can as it a knife had
been used to do the work. Hardly any- ‘Fm' is now in the employ of John A'
{n the local- churches I,“ even-I his post last evening. lthing remains of her upper structure
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ton section.
Dr. G. H. Noxon has lost two phea-
sants. a cock and a hen. which were
Andrew Taylor’s men have been
nne is spending a couple‘ol days with port.
her mother, Mrs. J.
Woodhaven, L 1.
George Scribner. formerly employed
at the Crimmins place. Glenbreehin
Kirkwood. at
Fairbanks.
The side walls or the new gsrsll
on the Post Road are almost complet-
ed. and work was begun yesterday, on
i the trout oi the building. Excavation
tor the new Behllehting block is also
progressing rapidly.
Mrs. Meander NcDonald. who has
been ill at her home at Noroton
Heights tor a considerable tires. has
lplseedhertwooldsstchildmia the .
. mundootmns. and. was
i the most child. removed to her
‘ We loll. “Klimt“ <9
atlas-liaisons Matti-als- oi cal-
case. who is to lecture . tomorrow
(night um school. will also ad-
dues the sill! not!!! at the stall.
airmaiflsrmmmaon
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Broolii are again A. Gunther. clerk.
occupying their home ‘ .
Block at the Heights, each having MRS MAJOROS -
been undergoin
Mr. Brooks iel downstairs, 'somel
weeks ago. and has since been in the!
hospital at Fitch's Home, while Mrs.
Broke has-had one of her eyes remov
ed at St. Vincent's Hospital, Bridge- e-‘
The report of the Home mi mum on August 31st. 1917. through
Trust Company, just issued, shows the'the overcrowding of one 0! the cars-
local m to be in ”land” condition, on the railway and the carelessness oi
with $30,000 surplus and $7, 238. 70 oth- 7
er undivided profits in hand. besides
the $30,000 capital, soon to be increas'
ed to 875,00. Total deposits are now
labout a halt- million dollars. There is
$270,188. is in the savings department
and 0218.805. 22 in checking accounts.
a total at $407,568.01.
Thelegalvotors odtho We“
3.: me. a; to hold a mm “5'" avmoa muse. THAMER :
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' GOODMAN IN GUARD HOUSE.
in Ashtons! Danny, Army Boating Teacher, Get:
Six Months for lnsubordination.
hospital treatment,
SUES FOR $5,”) ' ROCKFORD, 111., March 22 .——-F06ntl .
AND CHILDREN; guilty or insubordlnation. sergeant
Danny Goodman, a boxing instructor
,at Camp Grant, has been givan Six
'months in the guardhouse, with out--
sixth oi his Dav withheld, accord' iii,
lTimothy Lynch, 8 NONE” boy, 80“ 0' to announcement at the camp today
Hrs. Helen Lynch. The allegation is; Goodman also has lost his ran); a' a
his title of instructor.
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'the employee. the boy' was badly in
fluted. Timothy F. Foley has been
recognised in the sum of 875 to prose»
onto the case. Attorney William F.
Tammany is representing the plaintiii.
Mrs. Lillian as. Keogh is suing
Home Lessons
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George F.‘ Sutton'ior possession of , Become D'i'
...... m W”‘.i:.’;:‘.ii. the: . - .
thptaiti. luggage; John T. Dwyer is! had"
appearing for the plaintifl in the‘ ac- ,
“m When children are hampered
by poor vision.
Main Moduli! the
condition '01 your ohfidrsin's
Oar noun-t a at your ldt-
SMALLPOX IN NEW BRITAIN.
NEW BRITAIN. March 22 .—-A case
or stasilpoa was discovered here to-
day the victim being a Polish
airlintbehomeoiwnuamfll
tan‘t treasurer ot the New nrltain
atlonal Blah. This case is said to be
mild one. Nevertheless. the house
has'hssn quarantined.
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