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WINDOW DRAPEItIEs:'
m, Dotted Swiss, Hadron,
1nd largoisettes; also a
Marquiseflecurtaim.
E. K. BANKS
W m Block.
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South Norm”
JUST RECEIVED
., . MAY RECORDS
IBM—Long Boy, one step
~ Indisnola, fax trot.
1855—1119 Last Long Mile
“ K—K-K—Katy. - .
'Gomeinandhearthesehits.
ALSO GOMFOBT KITS FOR THE
‘ BOYS
DONN ELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
, sou-rs noswsm
\ now open roa BUSINESS.
Clinton Commandery No. 3, Mid
7 stated conclave last night.
Buckingham Post. No. 12, G. A. 11.,
held their regular meeting last even-
ing, at their headquarters in the Lock-
wood “building.
Holes in the side walk on South
‘ Main street near Taylor avenue have
1 been reported to the Street Depart-
ment. for action.
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. tend the Mission on Monroe street to-
} “morrow afternoon. and will
erly have something to say that
interest those present.
- him.
The bicycle belonging to Mrs, '1‘
walk. which was taken from in front
‘0! the Jefferson School day before yes.
assortment of Notting-‘
City New:
Calvin A. Smith. the poet. will zlt~I
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This means more than it did
two years—even one year ago.
It may mean nothing at all
next year.
Real good reliable blue serge
is rare and growing rarer— l
and it’s rare opportunity now
for you to get an always
necessary blue serge suit at i
this price. . .
Rogers 81 Stevens I
SOUTH NORWA LK
NORWALK
HOME ECONOM lC$ DEPARTMENT
Will Be Conducted in The Sentinel by.
Mrs. H. E. Schenck and 1
Mrs. J. G. Gregory. 1
Beginning today. in the this news-
paper, a department of Home Eco»
nonlics will be conducted for the bone
tilt of the, housewives of Ibis city. The,
department is in charge of Mrs, ll .15.;
Schcnck. who is the Wilton wonlan in
charge of the women's committee of;
Fairficld county of the State Council.
[Assumption of Westport.
NOR WALK
SOCIE T ‘ ”
and Personal
NEWS
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’ *fimNEMY GIVING UP!
YPRES IS THE ‘BE-i
LIEF OF THE BRITISHl
AND FRENCH ON THE l‘
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Al‘ll'lll-Fl'cuch‘ airmen continue
. .P'l';°°?s“°,§"“,"' d "h lto harass the German commuui- .
Ml“ E1519 ‘ an" S eelan, " 81"“ 'lcatlon line in Northern France
ter of John T. Sheehan of 14 Union
avenue, was joined in marriage to
Henry Edward Prince by the Rev; T. J.
Film at St. Mary’s rectory at 7:30 last
evening, in the presence of a few rela—
tives and friends.
The bride wore a most becoming
traveling suit of blue with a dainty
toque to match and a set of brown
furs. ‘
Both young people are very popular
in Norwalk. The bride being the. tal~
enlcd organist of the Church of the
Mr. Prince.
who joined the United States service,
some time ago is attached to the
Massachusetts Submarine division. Mr.
and Mrs. Prince left for a shot/honey-
moon trip, expecting to return early
nixt week when Mr. Prince's furlough
expires.
llavidrlt‘. Bernard of South Norwallt
arrived a letter from his son. l-‘rrstdn
.\'. licrnurd. yesterday. it was written
on board a ship on the Atlantic Ocean.
and mailed when he reached the (Hill r
side, Mr. llcruard is a member of the
Motor Corps, [lulled States Army. and
is in charge of one of the high ollicer‘s
automobiles.
Licucnanl lltol‘gc 'l‘. .\lathcwson of
the li. S, Army is spending a inrloultl
at his home in his (i y l.l-lll(‘.ll-illl
Mathewson cnliti. d mun llllll' am ill
the aviation corps and has btcn com-
in} Defense. and Mrs. James G. lreg- lllifiiullf‘d “5 a lieutenant. “0 (’Xllt’t‘lfi
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who is chairman of the local com 3
ulittce.
Women. and men for that matter.
are urged to ask any question which
tiny desire, addressing their inquiries
to Mrs. James G. lrcgory. \Vcsl nvc-
Go and hear. one. Norwalk, Conn. and they will he
answered through this paper, as far
The idea is to help the
women in the various home depart}
'. ulcuts. llsit them in cooking, canning
C ”30911101. M 39300“ “F991. East. N0“; and other housework. l
The department promises to be most
‘sll‘tcl. has
to see active service in the th')’ near
future.
.\lrs, Wilbur is). llrown oi Tollos
l'cceivwi word from her
son. l'rivale ltusscll ti. Jones of liai-
tery ll, Edith Regiment of Artillery,
that he has arrived safely over seas
l’rivutc Jones report: a pleasant my;
age and spring-like weather in France.
Mr, and Mrs. A. it. (‘l‘iSsitL now of
Wilmington. l)cl., and about fourteen
‘illloi‘esllng and careful attention will {Pan's 3K0 I‘t‘sitlt‘nts of this city, are
. he paid to each and every Question.’ in 10W" for it brief stay. and are stun-
er. . 'ltoday and that is given as follows: ;
Q.»\\'hcn is the proper lilllt‘ lo‘
‘ The subject of the sermon lobe at“ More eggs in watcl‘gluss‘.’ l
l‘ en tomorrow morning at Trinity A.—t\ow. l
Church by Rev, F. A. Coleman.
‘ . column.
' ‘lltcsldenls of 30 East avenue have
.. complained to the police that the gang
[DI boys who gather every afternoon to
play” ball on a nearby lot. are unduli’
noisy. and besides that, use too much
. profane language. The police have
« warned them to quiet down or get off
the lot. .
' CAMERAS,
‘ FILMS
f .7 . - PHOTO SUPPLIES
’ STILISON-POWELL
CORP.
W:
NOTICE. "
$50 and $100
LIBERTY BONDS
‘ may be placed in, the Safe,
’ ..Deposit Vaults of this
bank, without charge, for
. the of the
war, whether purchased
ttrough this bank, or not.
duration
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‘ rector, will be, "Lift-5' True Opllmlsm-"l now on. Bread recipes, with attention!
The subject. was inadvertuntly omitted; paid to those made with war material‘s,,
from the church notices in another Will be given from lime to time as the
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pear each Saturday in this paper t'loml
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our siions collie up and women will lllidl
them of great value. l
GREEKS TO CELEBRATE EASTER;
STAMFORD. .'\lav lir-Wllll the Tint-i-1
inc of the new bell at the Russian Or-l
illodox tlll‘cck (‘iltllolici Church. alll
llll‘ corner of Woodland Ilnd Pacific,
street. at midnight. Saturduv nightl
the church's Easter celebration wilir
tun——
l, ileum. lllt‘ new bcll~ dedicated lasu
Sunday, will be rung at l:.'lo Saturday“
pittllt. ‘zmd 'iL‘illll at midn'iuht. A high!
mass will be cclclu‘alt‘d Sunday at 10‘
.l. m.. by the pastor, Rev. S. .l. Lucas.S
t9"! has me“ returned m its own»; liut one question came. up lsr unuvr-rI pins ill ”19 Hotel .\lshuckcmo. Many
changes have been noted by Mr. arid
Mrs. t‘rissic since they Were here last
M rs. Robert lt‘. l’crduc. who has been
spending several weeks in South .\'or
wukl left yesterday for l'clel‘sburg.
Virginia. where she will join her hua
mum, Captain Purdue. of the l‘llilod
Slates Medical Corps. l
Miss Elsie liyington of lleldcn avc-
line. is attending the (hinlmcnocmont
exercises at lll'yn Muyl‘. l’hilndelphlu,‘
and is the Weekend guest of Miss lTar~
rict llobtls one of the undergraduates.
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.\ll's. llolucr l-‘. liuckman of South
Main street. who has bccll .visitlnl:
friends for the past two weeks in
Flushing. L. 1., Orange and Morris—
town. .\'. J... has returned home.
Mrs. Slantou (‘olcy of (‘unondalo
has hccll visiting with Mr. and Mrs,
James 'I‘. llubbcll of West Main sll‘cct
llauiel llalacy of Spring: llill avenue“
has resumed his duties with the l'nit-‘
jwllo has been assigned by the Iiishop| ml stuns .\'nvy. after a pleasant lcavc.;
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. for appointment either as clerk or car
.for‘paln in sides and back; rheuma~
of any specific weight‘ or height.
submit to the examiner on the day or
kcur THIS our—l1 ls WORTH
of lllis diocese to have charge of HIM
cmlgrcuntions in Stamford. tiremln‘iclui
Stanwich, Port Chester. anlluNorwalk;
Parishioners from these places will al.~l
lend the Iiaslcr scr\'iccs, at which spc~f
rial music. will be rcndcl‘cd. '
pastoral work here. is a native ol’l
Bridaeporl, and has been ill charge of:
:1 church in Lykons. l‘a.. for some.
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EXAMNATION FOR CARRIER.
’l‘he tinned Slates civil service com;
mission will hold a competitive exami-!
nation at South Nol‘walk, Colin. on'
May ll. 1918. for the position of clerk.
and carrier in the post office, at South;
.\'orwalk. Conn.
Applicants must have rrached their:
18th birthday. but not their 45th birth-i
day on the date. of examination. and
must be citim-n‘s of the United States.
than five feet. No male applicant who
passes the examination will be eligible
rier. who does not weigh at least 12;")
pounds without overcoat or hat. it
will‘be inadvisable for male applicants
whose, normal Weight is less than 125
pounds to enter the examination. Fe—
male applicants are not required lobe
Each applicant will be required to
examination a photograph of himself
taken within two years.
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MONEY . ,
Don't miss this; Cut out this slip;
enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley
& (30.. 2835 Sheflleld avenue, Chicago.
Ill.. writing your name and addmss
clearly. You will receive in return a
trial package containing Foley‘s Hon-
or and Tar Compound, for coughs.
colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills.
oath. backache, kidney and bladder ail-
ments; and Foley Cathartlc Tablets. .
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. l
The following warrantoc dccds huvc'
bccn died with Town (‘lerk llcrbol‘t It]
Smith at the (lily llnll. l
Edwin .lollnson lo Samuel t‘. Morn»
Mary .1." Sterling. lot and buildings. 8
Union avenue: 1. l‘. Theodore Slouch
to (‘llristinn Smack. 7» acres and build-l
lllfl) at \\'innapauk: Stephen Leczo‘
and wife In .lohn llé-lllleczy and wile.‘
lot and buildings on Ely avenue: Syl}
vostcr ll. Lockwood and will- to llaltic
’1‘]. llcncdicl. lot and buildings. Fourth
street. East .\'orwulk: Josephine Crew
to Frank J, Lockwood. il-l acres nnl
Rowayton avenue: llclrs of Louisu'
Byxbl c to Angelo Saltnrilli. ll lots at '
(‘l‘llllhlll‘y ; .l’au’l Lasu and wife to John ‘
' Szakacs. lot and buildings on Oxford clump of brush. ller companions we
avenue: Second Taxing District to,‘
3 Salmon .\l. Dalier and Dates Simon, lot;
and buildings. Woodward avenue and
Concord - slrcct: Charlotte E. Eze.’
quelle to Ethel E. Norlhficld, lot and,
buildings. Spring Hill: Georgel
Octiamc to Prospiro D'Avanio. lot andl
buildings on Cross strv‘ct: William '.~‘.
Bis-hop to William .I. Wholcy. lot and
buildings. Park street; Rosa ’l‘arlov to
William Miller and wife. 13 acres and
buildings. Connecticut avenue: Jennie
P, Venn to Andrew Venn. two lots at
ilarbor \‘icw Park; .\lndelllne F. Webb
i'l at to John Smith and wife, lot Fair-
llcld Park: James Mclncrney to Jacob
l'. Miller and wife. lot. and buildings on
James street: Hatch & Bailey (70.. to
Stanislaw Czulewic and wife. lot and
buildings on Slocum street; Wallace
Dann and wife to Stanislaw E. Czulew-
ic. two lots on Slocum street: Grace
H. Tumure to Hatch & Bailey 00.. lot
and buildings on aMrshall fifi'éet:
James 'E. Winshlp and wife to Hatch
& Bailey 00.. lot and buildings on Mar-
shall street! ‘
Joseph Menu ot'lRowayton. arrested
for abuse of animals had his case con-
tinued indefinitely this morning upon
the payment of costs of $3.
'réo’LA'ra‘roa CLASSIFICATION
WANTED—T0 any PORTABLE
a wholesome and thoroughly" cleans-garage to accdmn'iodste large clu- A51-
. , lug cathartic; tor ,consupauon, “our" 3 ‘
' ‘ oneness. ,hfla‘chfififlfilm!“,W"!!fl9°i’"afifl8¢t” care ofsentlnei, .
Fulfil WM
dress, giving particulars and lowest
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man machines. of which :32 were
,villagc have been
"“1”“ ”l“ ““1"." “'35 film‘dmg “’ Allan the suppression of “The Finished
. lllousc. one-half acl'c on West Norwalk tic, Gil? from (‘nmden when the acci»i‘\1y$“.ry‘" The petition leads:
lcv'. Mr. Lucas. who has taken up avenue: Aunic E. llennctt. of dis. to dcul took placc. The car was lllltlt‘l';
from the burning our dl‘Ol’t‘ 110" b3“; * ,. - ' " said D1
in a few moments the flames reach lgorglangrdns in AmeTlCfl..
' ~ ‘ - ' x ilmlei‘. u or . ,
ed lilo gasoline tank and'lt c l t . —
and Belgium, and have dropped
‘tllousauds of bombs on railways,
railway stations and otbcr import-
targcts. ’l‘hirtyd-ight (lor-
dcstroycd. have been accounted
for by the British and French. 0n
the American front northwest of
'l‘onl, Aviator (‘llnpnlan has met
death in a combat iii which be de-
stroyed his adversary. both
machines falling in German terri—
tory.
Great. Russia is rapidly being:
cut, off from access to its former
European allics. Finland is al»
most completcly under control oi"
the l“llllll§ll government forces and
its (lcrman allies, while in tin-
south of all but the castcrll coast
of the Black Sea is in the bands of
the Central Elllpircs. The Turks
have reached liaiouln, in the ('llll~
casus .alld ill the north. Berlin
claims. the (lcrulans have occupied
'l‘aganrogr. at the mouth ol' the Don
river. and ill the lion l'nsstit‘k tcr—
l'iiory, and also a part ol‘ the gl'clll- ,.N.~‘
cr' 'l‘onctz coal basin. I '
Berlin significantly rci‘crs lo the v}
\‘Q‘
business of one of
Messrs. Rose 8: Palms,
Attorney:
128 Broadway
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Finnish licd (iuards as the “cil-
clny” lll announcing the defeat
O ' o .
. Fixtures and Equipment
Including the Famous Fountain on wh' h h d d
of dollars have been spent if: adgrrtlgnsgf thousands
Also glass showcases and sales counters; mirrors; tables; desks; chairs; typewriters' safest
electric fans; carpets and rugs; barber fixtures; restaurant equipment, soda water rind in;
cream fountains and fixtures; baker and butcher fixtures; florist and hotshouse appurten-
ances; steel clothes lockers;
chinery and fixtures ; ash registers; and all other fixtures that were used in conducting the
"The-Largest Department Stores in the World”
GREENHUT COMPANY, lnc.
6th Ave., 18th to 19th Street, New York City
Sale Start: on Premises,
Wednesday, May 8, at 10 A. M.
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“Meet Me at the Fountain?
at 10 A. M.
7 ‘ . . on MAY 8TH, and F ollowmg Days
snaileul. Dispatches irom the] 4, E
iBritisll front indicate ‘tbe (‘l‘lerfi| _-.. and Attend the Ft;
.mans are making ready for furth-l "l iM
lcr attacks and it is believed theyl é" ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE }
lilave not yet had time to complete ’_‘;‘ . p ' .,
'all arrangements. 3* To the Highest Bidder Without Reserve ":3”
OF
laundry washing, ironing and drying machines; tailors' ma-
“ The Big Store ”
”Store Open for Inspection
May 5th & 7th
31 Nassau Street l
New York City
0
Auctioneer
Write for Catalogue
and capture of 20.000 of tllcnl.
Reports that a (lcrmall prince will
llt'lltl a monarchy in Finland again
are being circullltcd. 'l‘llcsc ru-
mors colllc from Finnish cities un-
der (it-t'nnlll control.
ans'runoan. May ~l. —~'l‘\vo
hundred and sixty-live trains full
of \votllldcd soldiers returning to
Germany from the llnttlcl'rollt in,
l’icarlly and l“litlltlt'l‘s says thc
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The force of the explosion throw Mrs}
llovvt-n lo the ground. She was dazed:
taclc, when Milton llicock, of Absccun
came along in his car.
attempted to rescue the persons under
gel to them. Only the charred re
mains of the three persons could be
newspaper llcs Nouvcllcs oi" ’l‘bc ”PM “it!“ in? 9"“ was extinguished;
liugllc vvcrc countcd in the tlll\'-‘ on}? m? “9min mp. said to P“ ““3
. ' . , «. .mves of soldiers at Lamp Mctlellan,t
tune on April 9. April ll lilltl Alll‘lllm Almiston. Ala;
ill on the Nclnululdcgc railway, .
'l‘llc transports were so crowded EMAGAZINE PUSHING
adopted and
work will be carried out by tho
Alucricun licd Cross.
SPEEDTNG can sums.
3 BURNED TO DEATH.
that the (let-mulls wcrc cvcn usint'»
"t a
open coal cars to carry lllt‘ wound-l PASTOR RUSSELLS
Hospitals. convcnis. schools-l ~
and i'nctol'ics. tllc papcr odds. are;
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ROME. May l.--~~~r\ll AmericanW‘Kiugdom News“ and similar action“
village 51mm"- will rise at “H. by the local Federal authorities at
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0 (ll _ . .- ‘._ m\.‘:m‘m.l‘"d'” ‘sllcccssor to l‘ustor Russell as head
..,tll ltlllgt't‘h loln tlltllll. till the association,
“"H “"Wl' mm.“ “HT-N “Nil llll“"‘:ali the numbers had been distributed.“
lttlfillilall buildino, Plum fm. ”vaillgltln would be obeyed and that the;
F ,associntlon was making no attempt to;
.govcrnmenl. He said this was evi»;
tdenccd by the fact that the associa-'
illought Libcrty Bonds.
in: Rutherford said that the aser
_....- cities and that its membership was)
(continued mm rage m, luboul 100.000. although the periodical;l
loan with has not as yct been illclc‘lmilllons.
titled. The publication contains a petitior
cd. |
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all packed \\'llll wounded. -_
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L'illl‘ti ol l’lsu lo .11“ bull... l I loseph l- Rutlltrftld .
“4 saizl' that almost
will be u 'clllll'cll. :1 school and n'llc declared that the order from Wash;
5sprcad. propaganda in opposition to the i
ltlon and many of its members lltlill
cialion had classes in all the large.
__._.,_ thad a circulation which ran into the;
ill broken sentences .\lrs. lioucn to President Wilson protesting against
. . . . ‘l' n M“... "We. the undersigned Americans
top speed when ll strut \ to t i. hold mm any interference by the
h 'is i' lonely spot WWW the l“.uudiclergv with independent Bible study
turns .nlo Shorc road and loads Into»
' is lmttlcl‘nnl. un-Amcrican and and
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ll‘ilddbdbmklxl‘lga- .132):(,:,l:1h.:‘.:d0:31:“'11: fttllristlan: and that any attempt .lo
t t n I ; . . _ : ~. . ' ,
able to "straighten out" his machine:11:23“!Shall;llnnltl‘gef‘ldét; libi‘l‘l‘ycillldlt
antlerimportation]tho}slim-3;"2-‘lll‘ilxxlblllxgrengmus freodmm “.0 solemnly Rm
(.li isblorti‘tl‘ lill(b.lclltn . . {test against H... Slililll’cssmn‘ 9f ‘lhv
boom 0 ltuv.\_ m. l. l . ‘ ,kjFinished Mystery.’ and pctllmn m
As the cm- llll the groom ll or . "more all restriction:
‘ ' “ ” * llurlcd government to it . .
filo. Mrs. Mary Bowen “as l , that the llt‘ODle may in
clear of the machine from her place.asrhoititfiduiglhout interference or mo
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0“ ”‘9 WM RPM and landed m rl‘rllestation to buy. scll. have and real
hills aid to Bible study.’ ' .
L “ll« is foolish to charge the nascent
lion With German propaganda. for
lmuch of the matter complamed of
was written 20 years ago and the-as
socialion is as much persecuted il;
pinned under the car. The badly
frightcm-d woman who escaped thc‘
wreckage ran to the side. of. the ma
chine and made frantic efforts to re-
lease the imprisoned sufferers. Flame.»-
U. S. Governm’t 4‘4% Bonds
oi the in! Liberty loan
on Band-"tor Delivery "
THE-:WOPLES'
TRUST COMPANY
.offSouihiNorWalhonn. .
and half mated by the terrible specg “
j from Old Orchard
cll r .
Taking a blanket. from h;s car he ”a god “
the blazing car. but \t‘as unable toflggnlfl331':gfila‘r
CHARGED WITH "STEAL!NGIMWIMILITARV Hosplfif bsblcfiéfi.
JEWELRY.
NEW HAVEN.
cClair, 22. brou
NEW HAVEN, May 4,—The Milit-
May «tr—Herbert 1+ ‘ Hospital at Aldington in West llav‘gi’,
slit back by otficmlsgwhtch is the tuberculosis and sanita-
_ .Maine. yesterday. lsjrlum of the 'New Haven Hospital.
Ith stealing 82.000 worth of; which in turn is controlled by the Yale
welrv from a house here. of de‘sel‘¢"1Medlcal school, will be dedicated to-
ale Battery. deflefllngtday. Announcement is'expected to the
firnl)’.8!eallnglhe reg- effect that the government intends to
i istratlon card of Charles C. Gait ofl develop the property until it has twen-
l \ Ric. impersonating an ofllcer and “150 ty buildings. of which ten will have a.
:of being a fugitive. ‘
He. had worked ground area of 50 by 100 feet. Accom-
for the. Liberty Loan in New York un- m lions
der the name of Gait. oda will be for a thousand par
tlents at one time.
SCHULTZE’S
NEW STORE SPiCllllS
Washington St. & Railroad Ave
Smoked Shoulders 23c lll
Fresh Shoulders - 26c lb
Shoulder Steak 28c Ill
Rump 0t Veal 26c lb
Pork Roast 32c lb
Shoulder oi Veal - 24c lll
"Legs (iii-Lamb 32ch
lilxic Bacon - - the III
Puritan Hams - 326 lb
Swill Premium Hams 33c lb
Sperry & Barnes HamsEMclb
RosebudBaconill piccelic lb
[Hahn’s Star Hams 33c lb
Majestic Hams. - _ 34c lb
MalesficBacoll, lll piece 48c lb
film.“ Bacon, lll piece 46c ill
Puritan Bacon, ‘2.';;’;‘.:‘,“ Sir lb
._ Schultze’s Sanitary _ Markets. V
nos'wsm‘ ‘ sou-m aoswstx. -.
United state- Lioense No. 17,903.
Norwalk Chronicler