faster Week Specials at the
East Norwalk Cash Store
You can out absolute confidence in everything
You buy from us. We sell nothing but Standard. Rb-
lisble Goods.
EGGS—Strictly fresh. home gathered.
Every one guaranteed ............... 45c doz.
DIXIE LARD
BACON ........ 34c lb. COMPOUND 26c lb.
U’l‘TER—Finest quality. new made ....... 47c lb.
If youilike good butter don't fall to try some.
HOICE ALASKA » PANCAKE
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ALMON ..... 1' an ‘
A genuine baii'irgin. FLOUR """ 13c pkg'
Lar e can. DOUBLE Tll’ _
YRUP 13‘: can MATCHES no box
ELIABLE PREPAR- DUNHAM’S
D FLOUR . . . 19c Dim. COCOANUT . . 9c aka.
WI FT’S PRIDE LAUNDRY SOAP. ‘
“’lh‘T’S PRiDE WASHING POWDER.
5 cents each
ut Butter Whole. ‘ Yellow
Best quality. Rice Onions
30clb. 9c lb. 3c lb.
Pi‘NLiiflngEhslA 1 lb CALIFORNIA
‘4. S . . 5C . ,
Fine for boilini.r or TIN‘ LIMA
baking. BEANS ........ 18c lb.
O’l‘TAtiE BRAND COFFEE . .. 21c lb.. 5 lbs. $1.00
hover fails to please. ‘ ‘
. .O'l‘TAGE BRAND MIXED TEA . . . . ~ . . 18c 1-2 lb.
Deliciously fragrant.“ You’will be satisfied.”
OUR PICKLES BOLTED
Larize and firm YELLOW MEAL
3 for 5e 8e lb.
iRlEDBEEF—Silccd while vou wait . . 15c for 4 oz.
A. STULL ,
ei. 743-3 ' 24 Cottage Si.
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Schultze’s Easter Specials
Instrietlinevmhourpolieytogive our patrons Mm
PROVISIONS at the lowest prices in the city wercsll attentionto
the widerangeofitensinthisedvertisement. Please note thst “
we do not specify on one or two leaders. but onevsry it.“ is
needed forelarge crlittle family.
Hams! Hams!
. I: Swiit’s Premium 32c hi Puritan
Armour’s Star 32c lb Meiestic
Easter Eggs
Strictly Fresh Newlaitlliilfls And Hams
Every Egg Guaranteed
Other Low Priced Spec
into for Easter
Earns!
nets
330i!)
“ No lRoyal Plantation Coll'ee. 33c L'rade. lb. . . . . 30c \I 5"“)de ShOUldel‘S . . . 24C ‘b
’ Very Best Creamery Butter. per lb. ......... .480 ml: IrscflLmb ...... 3:; m Bailouts {fie—x g. Bound 8m ......... 32c lb.
. oreqnsrtees . . Roasts ..... . - Steels .
. hucoa Nut Butter. the world’s best. lb. ......... 32c {“1} 1.313001?- a’: iii a Pet Boosts aso lb. and“ steak """ 2:1:
. eiu cps ...... Liver ........ 160 lb. use ----- ~ .
Extra Large Grape Fruit. 2 lb. average each . . ‘ 15¢ ' Stew Lamb ........... 200 lb. Shoulder link 20c lb. mburg Steak fie lb. . .
' Hitzh Grade Peas. Corn or Tomatoes. can ....... 18c 3.? Strictly FreSh Eggs :
............. . A oz _~ For Em, 40c doz
Golden Santos Coffee . . .. lb. 20c. 5 lbs. for 956 3 -.~- iii id 8' “lb . .
ConnecticutRed Onions. fine stuck. uuart ....... 6c , ‘ ")0 'e 0" ue ' 0N5 "I canons ' ['5‘ (‘01
Fels Nautha or Ozone Soap . ' . ........ ‘ 2 k 13c . PORK ROASTB ............... . ..... 280 lb. FANCY ROASTING CHICKENS ..... 38c lb. .,
.. . _ . . ‘ ’ ‘ . , m e“ ., ggsmr‘ggguwnas -------------- 3:: {lg- nnur. BACON ..................... 34o lb. ..
3 National Biscuit Lo.s Lemon Cookies. lb. . . , . . . 20c """""""""""" ' CLOVER BAGON ------------------ 33° “3-
e 33$ strain; has """" it: “" “I“ 15° 1"
‘ . ' .. . . , ‘ ....... lb. ............................. .
i (.rown Astor Brand Asparagus no... can ....... 30c .. _ , comm) SPARERIBS .............. 150 lb. anooxrmm) BUTTER ............ 45o lb.
;,_7 . . ,‘ , ,, ,, . PICKLED PIOS‘ FEET .............. 2o b. SWIFT'S OLBOHARGARINE ------ 346 lb-
;n 5W!“ 5 ”he" Leaf Pure Lard- b- ------------- ulc , , FANCY rowns ................... ciao ib. maroon) onnomosamn 34c lb.
fa Armour's Lean Smoked Shoulders. lb. ......... 26c .. THE BEST (355" ‘VEGEF‘BLES AND SAIAD spfmufus
E. Cream Cake Cod Fish. absolutely pure. lb. ...... 23c '1 Eff; In??? ,,,,,,,, 1353315; 3513 Shite ....... igg—hfi gimme... """""" iii): ii?
{'3' Ch . ‘ . . , J Parsley ............ so bunch New Cabbage ................ 5c 1b. Rhubarb ......'.'.'.'.' to. bunch
, owe Lahforma Prunes. lb. ................. 16c . Tomatoes ............ 20o lb. Artichokes .......... 9c each sweet Potatoes ....... 15c qt.
‘1 I Wax Beans .......... 15c qt. Gauliiiower .............. 20c White Potatoes . ..... 400 pic.
1’ ‘ . gmxnfmons ...... 6c guns? finish?!” ............. 5. .b6c “ii infants ........ . . . . 4:53p?
. . - ............... . a I8 08 ............ C 11110 ................ .
s. The Best of Everything to Eat om. ............... 5. him... ................. soc... 351.3... ............. '35. :k.
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‘3 and Drink at Popular Pnces Sweet Juicy Oranges . . . . 40c=doz
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Iti‘o $10 and t‘ffci'mi In :‘tillli his mail
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« geport Sport ‘ Writer
ells How N orwalk Cham-
i Coffey Volunteers
i Although not in condition, Jim (‘oi‘
latter to make a few dollars.
'with Allen. ‘Both boys slugzed it dos-
llen
u ing's Bridgeport Telegram:
. tiing Kunz, who wants the box-'
fans of this state to believe him
.. he tells them that he is “the hon-
o-goodness ligtWeight champion of
tactical," developed another bad
oi! cold feet last night and failed
ppcar at 'Rakoczi Hall, Bostwick
no. for his scheduled six round
with Red Allen of Bridgeport.
2 had promised to management
ifully that he would be here in
ect physical condition to give the:
I luminary the trouncing of his
r, but when the time came that
s to be put to the test there was1
.ttling Kunz insight. ‘
_ .ewhme near 8 o'clock word was
int: lightweight that he
beat in the country.
lad. Jim's swings to the head we
pointers were his pork choppers.
majority of the ringsiders.
Brown Stops Virgil
the explanation that the match
or had given. With nothing elseg
. but select a substitute the
lumber set about to look one up.
stopped the bout.
9. consideration and sent up Sham-
rien of Stamford, fortnerly of
ers, N. Y.. to take his place.
- re was onlv a handful of fans
it and the matchmaker was
store in no position to psy In!
a lucrative amount. Shamns'
. er, however. had an idea that
. g as his man was the only sull-
0:;{23hfnexaizg 3:21;: But What it Wall his first boat. It was
club refused to fall and when/it V laughable draw.
next local show,
Murphy-Ls Tour Draw
'chnmpion kitchen mechanic,
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toflght Red Allen fertile"
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could sen through this and he. backed.
sis word with Coffey, by allowing thel
ifey fought a splendid four-round battle
ion Failed to Meet Redfperately and without tiring. The boat:
' 'was one of the fastest. staged in this.
{city this season. MOhflWk Jim in"? a dlsband Wednesdny as was genflallv
e following appeared in this.Sl‘ilendld account of himself. although expected. The club owners gathered
only a flash of the-clever and slash-
was ”"99 the Vanderbilt
;.vears ago. when he was meeting the pied with all the problems and details
Allen resorted to infighting tactics.
and although he had a tough job get-
ting near his opponnent, he did make. The day's MM“ and evening am-
a satisfactory sowing. 'He stayed toe slon was devoted “v, a meeting or me
to toe with the New Yorker and the i .
harder the latter hit the more deter- frhdoziogi’oiafiot$::: 3:322:23
mined were the rushes of the local and now- acting President, said that he
heavy and clean. while Reds be: when the organization elected some
was a. good draw in the opinion of a said that all the club owners were anx-
. 1 Kid Brown of this city made n‘;
.12: t; the-ihiiilIMtgat thieug'light- I punching bag of name Young Virgil ol ’ that the league would operate next,
‘ c amp 0 ounce c was South Norwalk in the semi-final and season. There is some talk of uniting
0 appear and that he had suddcn- ,
'stopped the latter in the fourth round.
braised his arm. Because of this. _ _ '
’19 onld not meet. Red Allen{Brown hit Virgil with everything ex-
n ' c ' lceptlng the bucket. Referee Terry ’York State League; but this ac
Illec did the only human thing when he
althoug it was a owners seem
trlliing affair while it lasted. Brownwould be done
iianded some wickedly hard blows all together again
- d you the club .
Battling Kunz ha 8‘ lot which tended to wear down his op- ' of heavy $100!“ 1‘0"?
'ponent.. After the bout Bt'own chal-
lenged Louis Bogash to a match at the ‘ rummaging “11‘0“!!!
And to get the fans in good humori
the management wisely selected that ed com
Kid Mur-
phy, to box with Young La Tour olibe a wt
New York. whose only admission Was
a
£31" '3"; "it“; “$"I"33bnwm.nr snor were "mm. mm. mm mm- w mum not» to...» o m' own sources over here. my a...
"'bousTh:::squicgs-::bedm' 7 FIRE IN DAN ,ersm.sothessrviees «“001 the Pom-,HisuweesflerkinVesrs,’pctmgii-mg w. my... else.
M; room. Jim readily cont __ BURY tom-r mole!“ 0' I!" 0'” W' W08 "as W has. to; nos-on onto tb'st without control by .
”edit sad the sale we: opened esot- com Geese. thefooddmlnistretion the retail price :
DANBURY. March 29.“ A small am
My,“ by m. club. armpit of unknown attain in tbeqewciry store
"mum to has each s tmhifmtzewfi Is. Wile. Gambia lla- St. N t “k. in the
”Allen- ‘hfl'm. ‘ , was —--—,~ .4 on w .mmlum‘oflseentsmdcnm
. fl... Who o'nvlon'sfwflna. ‘m «khaki: In MVMM LII-In vet uses-est eel; UNI-It smut-at ”which .
11mm ”with“. “ ‘ W .H‘me W‘ith'M-MWM mimic-QM,
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i A. F. Beckmann & Co.
88 and 85 Washington St.
'pounds which is ten pounds lighter:
, than he was at any time last season?
i'l’lie big pitcher was enthnshnztic over.
the story that scales told him, and it:
marked that three years ago, when'
cusslon of the part patriotic advent: .working for the New York Americans
. ing has had in recent months in carrv~ “lid" Wild El" "030"“. ”18 be“ be
i in great, national war movements m‘couid do after an ardous training: smil'
:succoss. int Hot Springs. Ark., was 210 pounds»
A notable example of this service on The hot climate of that noted resorti
the part. of business and advertising. played ”‘9 ”"9"“ ”in“! on Keatinr-
the pmmouon of the Liberty Loan. he added many additional pounds at
will be a topic for special treatment in avolrdupoi'so. instead 0' reducing. i
the sessions of the Financial Advertis- Keating “9'3 that he i“ i“ '0' I‘ 300‘
ers‘ Annotation. a department of the "“0“ 9nd “Willi-"9'15”” handba‘l
, Associated Advertising Clubs of the as the greatest of all weight reducersf
iWorld, according to Gay Wickies All of which will no doubt send the futI
,Cooke, of the rpm. Xationai Bank. men scurrying to the handball courts.
1 am. city. who is head of the organlzn- . to round into condition this summer to!
tion of fimncia] advertisers. My combat. the high coat of living. and
Cooke says he. is arranging for the other such well known antagonists.
most important meeting ever held by,
his association. ’
“President Wilson. in indorsini: thc'Le . . ,
1plan to hold the i918 convention. has “an; oilx’fsfdcefggg‘t‘:r‘znguzfl’efii
recognized the. part 5115511083 Md ad 'war service. has been granted by the!
Ivertising must take. in winning the corporation. 1: was announced today:
‘war," said Mr. Coolie. "Not only wil; that Louis C. lira-ton. Pr‘ifsnnzor at;
banks and financial advertisers be able Economic 090103)" had “N” ‘xx‘tus'i‘li
to point out the results of their effeui- .for the remainder of the year to iitlo."
up work on the copper producers cont—i
ivc loyalty, and new opportunities for mittcc in Washington. as was Dr. J'i-'
but there will be iius Klein, instructor in Latin-Amati
can history. assigned to dutv in the!
Departiiieni of Commerce. Dr, llnoavt'
'J. Cook, Assistant in Orthopedic Stir-f
“The women will show what adver-gery, who has been ordered into so:
thg women's tive service as a lieutenant in the'
Medical Reserve Corps, also wasi
I
red over the meet-:Coast will manifest. in many ways a wgranfltcd leave for the duration of the.
b owners spent the day: belief in the them! that good roads.
high piles of Ila-lend natural resources should be ad! Through control of the supplies oi
ith technical de-Everlised, and the government itseliiraw sugar in the United States and.
twill take full advantage of the great Cuba the food administration has been,
One 0! the first problems/that otters i convention of advertisers to push the able to furnish Ihlinnentis badly needs;
in; was the imgue safe. The; war time educational campaign so well ed in Renaud and France, and at the}
isnie was locckd and there semd 10‘ started by the division of advertising. some time control the retail price ini
do dlfference'of opinion aboutflyf the committee on Public informs ‘ this country. Some of the _world’si
the combination. One oi mole-81100" tion." principle sources of supply are newt
out or question. That is! the reason
'whylthu, been necessary tosend
‘nonio fumbled and must! with final
unable to open the door. Ill/tho Isle GREATEST WEIGHT REQUCER shipments over to our Allin from m
Phone 1405.
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' lNTERNATlONAL WAVERING
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HAYES’:
CITY MARKET
69 North Matti St., flayes’ Block
32¢: lb
260 lb
, 30c lb
38c lb
38c lb
32c lb
28c lb
32c lb
rs
26c lb
Sperry 8: B re is No Bet-
ter 35cib
Sperry & Barnes Bacon 45c and 50¢ lb
Dixie Bacon ‘ 35c lb
'Il-‘rancisco, July 7 to 11, will be a dis-
Even Combination to Safe Baflies
Club Owners of League
The international League did not
at the organization's headquarters in
Concourse and crap
Twhlch must lzt‘ disposed of before the
proposition to break up can be consid
ered.
Ziegs Young Spring Lamb
' Fore‘quaiter Spring Lamb - -
Spring Lamb Chops
Choice Young Bowls
4 lb. Roasting Chickens
Loin ct Pig Pork
Fresh Shoulders
Hayes Home made Sausage
. Leon and Tender Smoked Shoulde
GIVEN LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
CAMBRIDGE. Mans” March 28..
was tired of his job and would be glad i
M r. (‘hapin i
one to take his place.
iious to finish their business and get _
hack to their home clues.
There were no encouraginr: words
international League cit~
9 New patriotic sc'rvices,
lion many other demonstrations of the
lab value of advertising. .
some of the
ice with some of the cities of th
seems doubtful. None of the c
ad to know just whati
when the league retell-“ins has done for
today. An atmosphere ; moVement in many ststeo; the Pacific
arnes Ham, The
; ing and the clu
filers and wrestling w
tails. \ .
combination for some the end was; HAND-ALL, My; KlA‘l'me,
my Kaunas. the mm twitter. . in tho united suito- today would in“
.win resort to Ilse-ear Joe Kelley st'st iosst 2 cents to as cents s pound.
- mammals as was new.
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