Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, May 3, 1918 · page 8

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E. Beckman 81 Co.

 

out Best New Made Butter (Beckmann quality).
‘ lb.

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ucoa Nut Butter. the world’s best. lb. ......... 32c
wift’s Silver Leaf Pure” Lard. lb. .............. . 30c
gE-Z Seal Pint Jar Pure Peanut Butter ......... 45c
-Z Seal Quart Pure Apple Butter . . . . . .. . .‘ . . .A 43c
{Swift’s [jean Smoked Shoulders. lb. .‘ ........... 26c

”Franco-American Ready Maid Soup . . . . . 3 cans 25c

Armour’s Vienna Style Sausage. can ........... 15c
Beckmann’ s Breakfast Cocoa. 1-2 lb. tin ...... 16c
Grape Fruit Marmalade. large bottle ........... 16c
Large Bot. Pickles or Chow Chow . . .‘ ......... 17c

 

The Famous til-Male Team Will Arrive at
Our Store at Noon, Tuesday, May7th.
[Don’t Fall to See Them.

A. F. Beckmann 81 Go.

Phone 1405.

 

83 and 85 Washington St.

480 1’1

and two sons of Weston. upper parish.

rtWarranted Fresh Eras. per dozen ............. 42c
ew York State Full Cream Cheese. lb. ......... 32c

,. was follnelh at Camp Detens will be
pleased to heal of his safe ar'irhnl

in... Jar Beardsley’s Dried Beef ...... '. .'. . . 43c .
EChoice Hand Picked Pea Beans. lb. . ..... i ..... 18c

3 we New Orleans Molasses. quart ........... “. .' 25c
New Potatoes. very fine stock. ouart‘ ........... 10c l

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

(Here are Some Timely
' and important Price
Cancessions torSatUrday

$1.00 Brooms. Good Quality No.
6, at .................... 696

 

“harden Forks, 98c at ....... 79c

 

.-3teel Garden Hoes. Special 49°.

Lawn Mowers .. $4.49 up

 

‘Gray Enameled Cooking Pots .
.. 4-qt. size, reg. 65c at ..... 49c Covered Stone Cracks, 5 gallon

size $1.35, at ............. 98c

 

' Chopping Bowls, smooth finish
‘ 12 inch size. regular 25c at

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Galvanized Oil Cal“, 1 aGllon

19c‘ size 39c, at 29c

15:: Large Size Ash Sitters at 10c Galvanized Wash Tubs, Me-

 

 

dium size $1.35. at ........ 98c
efl‘igerator Pans, Galvanized _
a 49 at 37c Galvamzed Garbage Cabs.
mnehes" rem” r G Large size. $1.39 at ........ 92c

 

 

ayer Cake Pans. Regular 10c ‘

- at 3 for ..... . ........... 25c Screen Doors all 5'2”, 51-49 UP .

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. Window Screws. all sizes, .
? inverted Gas Mantles. 100 each ..................... 39:; up

Special, 3 for ........... 25c
- 251: Gas Upright Toasters at 19c

 
 

 

Galvanized Watering Pots. 10-
quart size 98¢, at ........ 79¢

 

 

 

Gray Enameled Tea Pots. 1-

_.‘lnverted Ga: Shades Green
Quart size 491: at ......... 39c ,

_ with fringe, 59c at ...... 47c

ALBERT “F. GEHEBE
5 Washington St. So. Norwalk ~

 

 

7 PROMPT DELIVERY ‘PHONE 11159.2

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Bridgeport and employed as forelady‘

 

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v .111 have returned home after :1 Week:

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A. l, Burnham & Morrell Beans with Pork. large can 15c [i
* ,cliallenge'ulend Coffee (a winner). lb. ....... 22c

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ritv. is visiting friends in Norwnlk. l
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Borax Bill and the Twenty

“mud by the biggest mules in the

.‘i the only lllllll: of it‘s kind on the fate
" of the

. Dal-ion during the last few days. They‘

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resident at the Intention Godw'lzy no
1 m 1116 no 111111116

WINSTED BANK PRESIDENT DEAD '

he Newest Fashions in .
in‘eauoon DRESSES WINS'I‘ED, May 3.—Arthur in Small $1110de Shoalders
rgette Charmeuses and Taffeta Clark, president of the llurlbu: .Na- 24¢ lb
SWEATERS tlonal Bank, who nnder‘rmnt an cpera-
Shetland Floss. Attractive and ltion at the Lite-afield County lioapital Small Roast Pork ........ 300 lb
Low Priced on Tuesday, for intestinal trouble. Small Legs of Mb ..... 3501b,
'. BLOUSES 1:331? 13111111! ifife was a f1111;111:110 01ft Ml- Foreqmmrs of Lamb 300 lb
able Satin 3. o is x y years 0 5 all was .
rgegalgfigggngfi: priced lpresident, treasurer and general man- :2? Lakmb ‘ ' ‘ {v l. """ 33° {2‘
no for every occasion . ager of the Winsted Edge Tool works, “'9 amp 0 ea 0
“wring mu “no, of up.” and a director in several other local Native Shoulder ot‘ Veal 2.80 lb.
” to mice in collars and .‘ndultrieS- “8 was Winchestefs rev Brenst of Veal .' ......... 2411111.
resentatlve in the House in 1901 and
in the aim stanza»: train the jam on
riot in 1906. For terry-arc tie we

'u‘itll lizards, clluckwullns and rattle

 

 

SOCIETY

and Personal

NE WS

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mrs. Anthony Ghlotro. formerly 01‘"
Burritt avenue, this city, now of,
by the U. M. C. Remington Co, is visi-
ting tier father-inlaw. James Ghlotto,

 

for a few weeks, when Mrs. Glliotto‘
will return to Bridgeport. 3

 

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Flieuds of Benny Vi. Dalton. who

overseas with Company D, titllh U. S.
infantry, from Camp Merritt. N. J.

Ill 1‘. and Mrs. llol‘ucl- J. Lewis and
son. Ronwirk, of 2!) Lincoln avenuo.‘
thaw returned home after a few days
visit with friv min and relatives ill New

Britain and Bristol. ' :

 

 

 

Lil‘s. Horace J. Lewis and son ‘ lien».l

old fish with rmllthe s and friend: ill
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( lla11‘1'\\'eingzlr=‘tn11 of 95 South
:\lain street. has re(ei\ed word that
lllis brothel ltobeltt‘. \‘i' sing. lrtnil h: is
I.'1l‘l"l11d 241111th 0\'tl' the 511.111 3
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t‘u1r2e it iiyinL toll of New \olk.
tor nlem tillllil‘ ot tin old Not'uullt
01min “as in town rm 11rd.l\. ( :1llin,;
ion l"-111 nds .

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’ 'Ml‘. and .\l ~. Theodore 0. Olson, ol,

Spring street. lnotorrd to White Plains‘
yesterday.

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Mr. and Mrs. Albert (‘ollen and ltlll'-' l

tv of friends from Stamford illotol‘edI

to South N111 walk last evening.
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l‘lllsiun Daniel McLean Taylor, at:
the cruiser St. Louis, doing eonvo)
duty. is home on a short furlough.

 

 

 

Miss llolle Carver, of New rot-11

 

 

 

 

Mule Team in South Nor-
walk, Tuesday, May 7.

 

 

The b12131 st wagons in llll world
world (tlwmltywcount 'eln~twenlyh

eartl1~tho lwenlylnulo horn
team from Death Valley will help
South Norwnlk. May S.

For more interesting romances can1
be round in commerce and the indus
tries . than in more temperamental

fields. in the glorious west in l850 nn
"der the glonlour of llle 'eolden sun-
light prospectors in large lillllllltlh
plodded with ox 1111111111 and desert cur-n
vans ill search of nature's priciolls
metal. gold. The hardships of pionetr
days lum- been the subject of thou
and: of \Ollllllt a but low of tilt in hair
done justice to tilt soul searching te-r i
rors of Death \'1'.llle_\ De nth \‘ullm '1'
seething cnldron of dry burning unnd.’
no moisture and great heat: peopled

snakes offered 110 iii habitation'for‘
man or beast. but did offer 11 short cut

togthe gold fields. and the blenchingli
bones of thousands of human beings
and animals give mule testimony oi:
unsuccessful effort i‘hi great wagons?
of twenty nlufil teams were Construct

ed to moot the necessities of the des- l
on Tlll to am will be going for four
yeals driving tlllougll America, East.{
West, North and South. . i

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CHICKEN THlEVES lN DARIEN.

 

 

(‘llit‘ken llllel'PH have been busy in

broke open .1 Chicken house on John C.
Turner‘s plane and stole 12 chickens
and they also made raids on coops on
the Delafield and'Webb places there
and stole a number of chickens in each
place.

SATURDAY
SPECIALS

 

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Rump oi Veal

ll Brookfield Butter
I. Swift’s Premium Oleo - 33c lb

* . Large Lettuce

 
 

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wl’rices Free Delivery NOR WALKE

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New South Norwalk Market

Washington St. -& Railroad Ave.

Tel. 1371

Everything new but our policy, which is to give the best values

for the least money, and prompt and careful attention to large
or small orders. With full appreciation of the splendid support
given us by South Norwalk patrons, we promise our best eftorts
to make this new, and better loCated store a place where present |
and prospective patrons may market with pleasure and profit.

look Over Our Opening Day Prices

 

' Smoked Shoulders
Fresh Shoulders - 26ch
Shoulder Steak -28c lb

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Round Steak 38c lb
Sirloin Steak 380 lb
Portelhouse Steak 38c lb
Flank Steak 28c lb
Hamburg Steak 280 lb

Beef Liver
Beet Kidney

‘ Stew Veal

26c lb Legs of Lamb

Smoked Spare Ribs 16c lb

Sperry 81 Barnes Sausage

231: lb
Pork Roast - -‘ 321: lbl
Shoulder ol Veal 24ch
321: lb

Prime Rib Roast 30-36c lb
B. 81 B. Pot Roast 34c lb
Solid Lean Pot Roast 30c lb
Plate Corned Beef 18c lb
Brisket Corned Beef 16c lb

 

 

 

 

 

16c lb
18c lb

20c lb
28c lb

 

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Dixie Bacon 31c lb
Puritan Hams 321: lb
Swill Premium. items 331: lb
Sperry& Barnes items the lb
‘RosebudBaconjn piece 45c lb

Armour’s Star llams 331: lb
Majestic. ilams ‘ 34c lb
MaiesticBacon, inpiece 481: lb
SW” & Bacon, to piece 46c lb

Barnes

Puritan Bacon, 2.223,“ 54c lb

 

First Prize" Nut Oleo. -' 33c lb

50c lb»

Marigold Oleo 33c lb

 

Marigold Nut-Oleo - 320 lbI
Gem NutOleo - — 30clb1

 

Strictly Fresh Eggs-

39c lb

Fancy Fowl

40c doz
Self Raising Buckwheat Flour 1% lbs 12c pkg

Brooktield Eggs £451: doz

 

Large Roasting Chickens 39c lb

 

See Our New Fish Stand where yOu will always
find the best of fresh sea food in perfect condition

 
 

 

Fruits, Salad Specialties, Vegetables

. - 35c bunch
9c lb
18c head
5c bunch
501: lb
51: bunch 1
{15¢ qt ,

NATIVE ASPARAGUS
Fancy Squash

Leeks
Cucumbers ‘
, spinach
.ltadishes
Grave 11.111,

Parsley
Mushrooms '
Green Onions

 

 

Green Peppers-

 

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201:- lb

 
 

I RED RIPE TOMATOES

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

30c doz Celery -" ”10c stalk ‘*
, 7c bunch Carrots - m7c bunch
e 5c—10c Wax Beans - ‘- 1513 gt
- 45c pk Green Beans 'lfictqt
- tic bunch New Cabbage - tic lb
-. ‘2 indie oranges . 751 doz ‘

 

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