- l? . our Specials in Lamb, Pork,
”mamas...”
- ‘ :‘ . w v ‘ t e .
‘ _ ders. Telephone 1942 or 1/943.
Specials
We don ’t mean in prices alone but‘in the quality
Veal, Beef and Poultry,
Orders receive
Will be at uptown market until 8 o
' lDEVELoPMENfdr- l
_ AIRSHIP FIGHTING
LONDON, Jan. 3.—The deblaration1
to: war by Great Britain at midnight,
August .5, 1914, found the Royal Flying
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A'J'I -."
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,Corps with only four squadrons in be-
‘ing—repreélenting well under 100 air.
lplanes. Three of these squadrons
lwent instantly to France. A new
{squadron followed these pioneers in
labout ten'd'ays time, while a fifth
lsqua‘dron, mobilized and sent out' in-
24 hours. reached the fighting‘zone
about the middle of September.
and variety of
as well as in
(1 tonight are sure of delivery
Wonk tonight, torreceive or-
‘28c lb
_ 24c . lb
legs, ol Spring Lamb
, 20c lb
! Bread & Butler Pot Roast 32c lb
Fresh Plate 18c lb
Forequarter oi Lamb
Pork Roast
30c lb ,~ Fancy Roasting Chickens 42c lb
Shoulder Pot Roast
Solid Lean Pot Roast
Rump oi Beet
“-2—” i In those early days of the war, me p
I . ‘ ; chines Were used simply for strategi- _
”tar. l3 - cal'reconnaissance. It ,lWas not until
‘2‘” L . 'after the battle of the ’Aisne, when
settled line warfare Was established.
that artillery fire control from the air,
and the under forms of co-operation
with the infantry were practiced and
developed.
As late as June. 1915, ordinary ri-
fLes with shortened barrels were car-
ried by British pilots. and hand gren-
ades 'worc thing at enemy aviators in
the air.
The. development of formation fight
ing and the evolution of aerial gun-
nery dates from about this time. when ‘
the machine gun became an essential
35c lb,
22c lb-
28c lb
'28c lb
‘
0‘
part of thc equipment of fighting Di'
- ‘ ‘ -—‘ —— 4c lb. l
Round Steak ......... 34c 1b,. Pork Tenderlom ,, ..... 48c lb. Prime Rib Roast . 26c 3 I 015 and Observers.
Sirloin Steak ......... 380 lb. Pigs’ Feet ............ 10c lb. Stew Veal ............ 13c lb. , _ ,_ ,
Pcrterhouse Steak . . . . «go 11;. gugn‘p oi gist ........ 32: it; igble'lnnfibcbdb; . . .fl. . . 3.0; :3. 2,000 AIRPLANES
° ........... c . 1 ea. -0PS ------- . 1, 7'“ - ' "-T‘- . - s
gigglfi‘g ........... 120 lb. Loin Veal Chops ...... 28c 1b. 110”,“ Lamb Chops . . . 30c lb. TAI‘EI‘ 1‘ i393“ GERMANY i
,, Legs of Veal ......... 18c lb. Beef Kidney .......... 18c lb. 1 2:. Outlet ........... 35c lb. LONDON. sz. 3W1,” um Amcfi 1O;
‘- take 2,000 airplanes from Germany. in .
, ~ ;c l- -- “till - "ti
F-EISKE'I‘ CORNED‘ BEEF ......... 14c 1b. MORRIS BACON ............. 38:: lb. I;§s?{;(fi“‘;m§;;; filial-ill:o‘.»n§;.n‘$};
f” AITE- CORNEE BEEF ............ 180 lb. DIXIE BACON . . . .‘ ................. 420 1b. ('rerlmany in the air beyond hope oi;
“c ‘ . ‘ “ll‘ ,' rccov W1 '1 . ‘ l) s -l.' . ll-
‘It'JMP CC-RNED BEEF ........ 28c—300 1b. ELONOMY BACON ................ 38c lb. ‘m‘g ‘m me 23‘“ #:9111123? 0‘} fh‘e “XL;
ENZOKED SHOULDERS ............ 32c 11). GOTHAM BACON ..... . ........... 00c lb- lies. says an aviation expert. This is-
emphasized. he says, by the fact that :
Sweet .la‘ley {Oranges 28c-33c d3:
lemons 23c doz
I Grape Fruit 3 tor 25c-5 tor 25c:
in {we months of the heaviest all _
lighting of the war, Germany lost in:
aerial combat with the British alone.
something like 2.70" machines. To this?
total must be addrd the destruction:
wrought by tho French and Atriuricnu}
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
Following our usual
STANDING BILLS MU
FURTHER CREE
BEGINNING
OL‘J OR BEFORE THE FOLLOWING
NORWALK U. S. License No. 17,903.
EWWBWBEBBEBBB‘E
' The Best Groceries
At Low Prices
National or Sunshine Crackers .............. 8c and 16c pkg.
. Walter Baker’s or Huyler’s Cocoa, can .......... ‘ ........ 19c
‘ Swift’s Pure Leaf Lard, per 1b. ........................ 3:30
Nucoa. Nut Oleo, the world's best, lb. ................... Soc
3 lbs. Quaker Rolled Oats for ......................... 20c _- ._
Campbell's Soups, all kinds, can ...................... 10c '.
Instant Postum ........................... 23c and 39c can -
Eldora Brand Peas (Early June), can ................... 16c
‘Kravenmore Brand Corn, per can ...................... 16c
Aunt Jemima's Pan Cake Flour, pkg. ................. 150
Try our Teas and Cofl‘ees. You will'be more than pleased
with them.
m. —._._.. :«vm.-.
- A. r. BECliMANNfi co. inc.
Phone 1405. ~'
83and 85 Washington St.
~..n- fl.
. __
Specials ior Saturday Only
'«SirloinSteak‘... ........... _ ...... 3001b.
Porterhousc Steak .......................... Bile ll).
Round Steak ........ ~. ..................... 2S3 lb.
Prime Rib Roast ....................... W. . . 23c lb.
Shoulder Steal; ........................... 24c lb. -
Veal Cutlot ........................... /. . . . 38c lb.
Veal {or Stew ......................... 5%. . . 20c lb.
Rump of Veal . . . ., ...... - .................. 25c lb.
, Loin Lamb Chops ........................ 36c lb.
Lee: of Spring Lamb ............... ' ........ 3 5c lb.
L’jjilb Chops .. ...... - ..... l; ..... ' ............ 35c lb.
‘ F voreuuarter Lamb . . .- ..................... 20c lb.
"" Pork Roast . . J ........................... 35c lb.
l’iate Corned'Bccf ......................... 16c lb. .
Corned Beef (no bones) ...... ' ......... . . . . . 22c lb;
.Fresh Plate. . .. 7 ..................... 1.. 18¢ lb.
.Shrmlder Veal ............. : . . . .‘ ........ .. . 25c lb.
'Lean Pot Roast (nobones) . . . . . . .- ..... 28c lb.
VHomesmade Sausage ...... ‘. .............. ; 32c 1b..
.—
cusbcm, we take this means of notifying our patrons that ALL OUT-
ST BE PAID ON OR BEFORE TUESDAY, JANUARY 7th, 1919, OR’
IT WILL BE REFUSED. There will be absolutely no exception to this rule.
WITH MONDAY OF THE PRESENT WEEK ALL BILLS MUST BE PAID.
TUESDAY, OR CREDIT VIILL BE DISCONTINUED.
SCHULTZE’S .. SANITARY MARKETS
SO. NORWALK
'muus rule. the 3mm“. Military com- with the understanding that he would'
'(lllfl’tl yesterday legalizing such~ con.
' Ne : W York Market :‘_ __
air svrvices. l
The export asserts that for several"
months beforv the armistice. tier-3
many's capacity por producing: air :
planes lwas ‘unequtil to the task oi rrg
placing hcr immense losms. lThis, he
adds. was strikingly illustrated by the
almost complete failure of her air him
during the final and most criaical'
,phas’l- of the war. ‘
I
BBBEEEWEEEBEEEBBBEEB ‘
BIG WAR GARDEN BECOMES
. ‘ “Plccenv” j
'I‘wcnty‘ acres near Glendale. Ohio;
gdonatvd for a community-garden pron
gject, moved unwieldy. and the Glen-l
dalc Garden Club called in the count
1 . tly agenxti. He ajdvitscd abandonment oi ;
"5.357" m ., tic gm en pro cc , putting the cnlirel
3 .fimutb tract in corn and getting enough pigs
. :to provide a hoof‘nlarltet for the crop.
_ ,So the garden club turned over its in» l
:tcrest to a new ’ol‘ganizmion callcdl
'the Glendale Piggéry. A farmer agreed;
{to put the 20 acres in corn on shares;
.-~» llr unani- and from him the club bought 40 pigs
3999
ADJUSTING WAR CONTRACTS
n
0
\VAQ'HNGTON. .lzln.
mine, ‘ um _ r . ‘ fl ' . , . - maintain them until the corn crop was
I. ‘ _ ‘ " rject-d b‘fld‘n“ Bf‘k =harvested and then feed them on the,
Pl s rtCOlllnlCIldflllODS fm leeislatlon club's share of the crop. The club
to validate informal war contracts and. got nearly 500 bushels of com as its
authorize their adjustment by the W'ar share, and this 00"“ is being fed to the
department, and ordered farornhlv Tl“ - pigs, Which are making gains that pro-
’ misc a substantialcontrlbutlon to the.
l
THE'ST
a
p...— ~m——.- .U... ,
Fine Table Butter
Eggs _
Jersey Made Oieo
First Prize Not Butter, nothing better
5701b
55c ,doz
31ch
330 lb
PURE LARD ’
Compound Lard - - - 270 lb
Best American Cheese - - - 360 lb.
Limburger - - - - 37c lb
Swiss - .- - -. - - SOC lb
Minster Cheese - g - - 500 lb
Philidelphia and Snappy Cheese - lSc
Pot Cheese and Sweet Butter Always on Hand
BEST SANTOS COFFEE
BEST MIXED TEA .. .
Fancy Ceylon.Tea - -’ _ -
25c lb
39c lb
39c lb
' Canned Good
l- Early June Peas. - 15c Fancy Maryland
LFancy Maine Corn - 16c No. 2 Size
Fancy Lima Beans - 13¢ Pumpkin -
310;. 29c Fancy Hawaiian
2 tor 25c
Campbell’s Soups
Bean ‘
ported Senator Hitchcock‘s bill intro—"dub.F War-relief fund.
CORPORAL MILNE HOME.
Vt’illiem C. Milne. a corporal in the
‘)United States Aviation service. ur-
‘rived home from the Scott Aviation
Field near l‘lelleville. 11].. yesterday at-
ternoon for a Week's furlough. It is
.just ten months ago today that young
, Milne, then just past his 18111 birthday. ,
_ was sent to Scott Field, and he is able '-
Lto tell of many experiences that arcs
:of. a most thrilling nature. Although
ihe will not he 19 years old until next
éweek ho is already doing a man's part .
‘ln the work of an army bird man. He
is looking in the best of health and
has actually gained 40 pounds since he ,
{ enlisted.
tracts, but placing. adjustment in the;
hands of 'a non-interested commission.
SEE THE SPECTACULAR
THIRD I”. S. OFFICIAL “'AR
PICTURE.
“Under Four Flags”
A masterpiece of actual scenes
from the last fierce struggles of“
the World \Var.
At The Regent Theatre
Monday. Jan. 6
The East Norwalk Gash Croeery
\Ve save you money and serve you well._ Come—
Be a cash and carry customer. The sayings “are
greats-Thc Effort is small. ,
M
’ MOLASSES—rlf you are really flood of good molas-
ses you WI“ find the real article here.
, Fancy Maryland Tomatoes, .
l
, Evaporated Milk
Solumbia River
‘ large size 20c
(Hives, stalled or plain. 10c
Fancy Sliced Peaches
Large Can Pears
Pure Cidar Vinegar”
S
Tomatoes
- '15::
' 15c
15c
Pineapple
18c
15c
10c
Salmon
Roman Beans - - 2 lbs '25c Lima Beans
SUGAR
Large Bottle Catsup - 15c Cornilakes‘ - 3 ior 25c
Fresh Quakertlats 3 lbs 19c '
—— BEA NS ——
N. Y. State Pea Beans ’ 2 lbs 25c Whole Peas - - 3 lbs 25c
White Marrow Bean’s - 22le 25c Yellow Split Peas - 2 lbs 25c
Red Kidney Beans . - 2 lbs 25c- Fancy Whole Bead Rice 22le 25c
176 lb
9 1—2C lb
Sweet Clover or, Magnolia
2 for 25C
290 lb ,
15c.
‘ NDARD‘
Butter &~Egg Store
NORTH MAIN STREET
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A Central treating stationg
—
BUJl‘TER— ‘CCMPOUND LARD— ' ; 1 1C
ll mest Creamery. ' ' 27c lb 1 .
. _ . 64c lb. . ' kfir -- , s; ‘9
FLQUR— . DIXIE BACON— , .
I’lllsbury's Best. ' 40c 11), __ ___,,,_-_ “fl _ , ., , _ -j a
, $149 Per ball - ‘ ' ilGI-l—‘ITING Loose .sMuT m‘ . l ., FULL LINE or anr QUAL-
SELECTED EGGS— GRAHAM FLOUR_ WHEAT l Crrteiased att least. . 2 bsushels an acre. , .
55c doz. ' 5 lb. bag cut to 31c lwhgafmgaugf‘m Bug’gognagggeagg i try MEATS, POULTRY, GRO-
, — . ‘ h" “d ”d th at present prices will add over $250; ;‘
GRAN '-LA ‘1) UGAR ................ ' . 5 lbs. 49c ‘ .wlfeiibiiéii“§é $11.23“. 760.335.. ma? 00.0 to the value 0f .1... cmp- * lcnm AND FRESH “an
I ' more than 100 000 bushels this year,. —-7-——--—-—-——-—, 11' AB
COFglfjleé—Lottage Brand. The 35c quality 250-“) meaning a 1038' of mo“: 31:".‘223;°33 , __Semim Want Ads Work Wm; . LES.
.................. e . . . . . . . . . . . ¢ . ' e .- ' ‘ ~ » .
SPERRY & BARNES’ PORK cut to . . . . ....... 30c 3:13;: ffgggeggagifigggg “5’0 0. .13.... g M'- lHome-made Sausage ..... 38c lb.
EVAPORATED. VAN CAMP’S or LIBBY’S. 7 years;-as a result of the combined et-i ”‘"_"“_"‘“"”" “ ”“ "”“'— l -. , '
l ....... ‘». . L .......... ~ ........ . ....... 14C forts of the county agent and farm. ,Heinz’l Saner Kraut ..... 10c 1b.
, ' a C3
LiBBY’é‘con. MILK .................... 2 cans 25c
BEANS—Extra Fine New‘ York State Pea Beafia “3
~ .. T c l
. bill-i naoéigg‘tffi. (It. tb" .- .; ..... g . ”1231 lh’s.2,0c l
smallness mufibRY SOAP ; . ‘
UGARCORfibut-to ..- ;
«bureau.
was established and 200 bushels oi ;
seed lwheat'were treated this Fall by,
the hot-water method tor the purpose .1
or obtaining u. again of pure, disease j
free seed. The treated seed was the ,
‘ bated, among 4t) farmers. Next year
Le‘W ,. »
SEE THE SPECTACULAR '
~er U. 3. OFFICIAL WAR
- morons.
‘ Four rugs?“
it: .
V
wheattromfll {O
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Norwalk Chronicler