._ STAMFORD “CEDAR ST.» 5_ I mers ne turd ay. Our Leeal Branches Are , 25 ELY AVE- I SOUTH NORWALK. Mrs. Housekeeper, it is true that When y “ T PRIZE” NUT BUTTte 353%: “First Prize” Nut Butte ed no introduction Ma cl12211d.we will presen our stores 1 TRYPHOSA JEI LY POWDER. 11 either of The Norwalks. \. 28 WOODWARD AVE.. I SOUTH NORWALK ER IS NO STRANGER to us. We foundout long alto rEXCLUSI IVELY. We hand to “First Prize.” le only “First To reward MY-T-FINE ..'. ........ 3 pkas. 25c Located at the Following 1 COVE AVE- I EAST NORWALK. t”Prlze EGG NOODLES . . . ‘=__ . . . 3 pkas. 25c Addresses: 170 MAIN ST.. " I NOfiWALK. ou pumhase yOur Supplies at a Modern Grocery Co. Store they are not .rered to your door, BUT did yOu ever stop and think that with each $1. ()0 purchase from one of our branches you Carry‘home from 20c to 250 in hard cash? This saying is effected on groceries of established merit. that it was the best Nut Butter prOduced. Consequently we have been to insure our patrons of setting nothing them for their patronage and to induce new customers to try out “Firs t a ound of Granulated Sugar ABSOLUT but the vlgry” nze” LY FREE with (ach two pound purchase of “ irst Prize” Nut Butter at 22 CHAPEL ST- NORWALK. Our old cus- Nut Butter on .1111 DANDY PANCAKE FLOUR. I 3 nkgs. 2551: ‘Assorted Flavors. ‘ Broad. Fine.'Medium. 10c pkg. AKER OATS ........................... 10c Fancy POT A' I 'OES per DECK 35C WHOLE MILK CHEESE. lb. ..... . ............ 39c ‘ Maine . . 15 lbs ‘ L ............................ 14c . ’ . ' .7 ' ~ 5 RELIABLE FLOUR. pita. .................... 1 OATMEA “is“ BUTTER - lb 650 ... Creamery " ‘ . .. '. MAGNOLIA CONDED SED MILK. can ....... 17c .' . ‘ ’ I " ' T TOASTIES .......................... 11c Str1ct-y E ~_- d . 49 ‘PETER’S MILK CHOCOLATE k ‘ , Fresh , OZ C . . ca e .......... 6c D PACK TOMATOES. NO- 2 can ---------- 10¢ PURE L ARD _ lb 3 2 HERSHEY’S COCOA. 1-2 lb.‘can .............. 18c HECKER’S CREAM FARINA. large size ..... 21c . . C FELS NAETHA SOAP. bar ................... 6c AMPBELL’S BEANS ................ 2 cans 25c Granulated Sugar - -.. 10 lb sack 95C Lux. pkg. __________________________________ m LID PACK RIPE TOMATOES ------ 2 cans 15c Italian Style Macarom .anéSPaghew ‘ "3 11° K1R11MAN’S SOAP AND POWDER ... ....... 6c , . ‘ ‘ Gorton’ s Codfish. Fat Irish Mackerel. Fat 'Bloaters. ... 1AN TOMATO PASTE -..: . . .. 3 cans 25c Perm .......... :_ 29,: Per“, “...... _____ 25c .. , -. , 2m: 15c , CRISCQ. 1 1-2 111. can ............ ..... . 43c . J, Q N _ , , Gorton’ 8 Hand Picked I Burnham ~& Morrill’s ' ' ,, " . ..CAyPORMA LIMA BEANS. 15. ....... lie I Codfish. pkg. 12c Fish Flakes. can m I RECLEANED PEA BEAINS. lb. .............. 10c Th" f lk l1 away at their variou dutie ll d II it down to ? BREAD 1, 24 . Wh te Lo f ............... 1‘? 0 . :- their 65111191131353? filth increased relish whesn théyskiltow iie‘y‘f'ar‘es being served I , . I 16 3: White I .o :f ................. (if: 32 oz. BElPedFfiistIhIg?)§§1DB}-£él_ .17c With our own delicious bread direct from our oven to your table. that tastes »l1ke more. Raisin Loaf (Saturday only) ..... 12c 24 oz. Rye Loaf ................. 13c ' ...-.J»-———-—~-— -" " " HREATElNS TO c . UNLESSi Is ASSIGNEDE 1‘11- action of the seamen lll\ MBI.’ RU. \Vednesday, l toduv. the ! passe-vi: [Med Flam First , Page) ‘ mall communistic section." 9 Note the 111111311 at Cal Pricesgat East Norwalk Cash Grocery LOWEST PRICES ‘ 2‘ ES—If you are really fond of good molas- on will find the real article here. STATE PEA BEANS. a “1.. gNS. a lb. ... .................... “€121 ..... March 19. l W A111 mass meeting or seamen here: ground that there W33 no guarantee TERRITORY 1 following resolution was that Germany would receive any food ' Tmlay' :1 111111111 meeting of seamen w R idescuptions refused to participate l 1.1},RD— ) . ur ........ 9‘ - ‘ nest Creamergéc! lb. fafinound. .27; lb. SH EGGS—- Pillsbury’ 8 Best. ‘ 52¢ a 1102. $1 9per baa = , ’S BREAD—15c loaf cut to . .' .......... 3c ULATED SUGAR .......... ; . . 5 lbs. 491: :O—Pound can cut to .................. 29c R OR MAGNOLIA MILK a can ....... 16c T’CON. MILK. ........... 2 cans 25¢ E—Cottage Brand (The 40c quality). 32 1.1) ................................ c .3 five cent rolls 10¢r '1 m a“; ......- w" «...—..-... 1:111 that it is Stiongly distavoted by in the doliverv 111‘ German merchant 11. mi semuon‘s association. The Ham— ships demanded by the Entente. and PEACE CON- buig Section of the T1ansport Work declares it to be the duty of all sea- 1111‘ t nion has lodged a protest against men and laborers to refuse. to carry out work on those ships." The resolution was passed on the cement the initial delivery. PARIS, March 21 (Havae).—~"The blue is our only good line of defense 1 do not demand annexation, but it we : do not secure that military frontier we I mom made by Marshal Foch quoted in 21‘11 intervie“ minted in the Matin t0- ay.- ‘1 cannot permit myself to be drawn into a newspaper controversy with Senator Chamberlain about ofllcers of the army to whom I hold an omciai . of military justice which the Senator I attacks is one which he himself caus- will have fought in vain " is a state‘ : the mendment which I sent to Sena- rein ion and whom conduct Imus" judge dispassionatel} aud‘upon all the evidence 1 can obtain. “That. duty is mine and not Senator Chamberlain's and i shall perform it unbiased and unhurrled by abuse or agitation. ‘11, is important, however, to note that the system or courtsmartial and ed to be enacted in 1916. when it was presented by me by a form and by moderation of the previously existing irregularities. ‘lt is also important to note that tor Chamberlain as chairman of the Military Affairs committee 0! the Sen. ate more than [a year ago, and more than a year before the occasion for j 11%.. m 19“” swarm w .13.. 3175‘ it The BostOnCash Market .‘t ”$3: 33‘5“; the present discussion, has, so far as 1 wow. never even been presented by him to the Military Altair-s commit- toe for consideration." BERLIN, Wednesday, March 19 (AS sociated Press).—In Field Marshal vbn Hindenburx‘s statement explaining and justifying the flight of former Em- peror William, there was a sharp crit- icism of Prince Maximilian or Baden the then chancellor, for publishing the fact of the emperor' s abdication with out the latter’a assent. It is expected that this will evoke a sharp reloindei from friends of the eat-chancellor, who Hot Bread Every Afternoon at Any MOdern Grocery Company Store WW annotation of the throne by Abe crown prince.” says the Tageblatt. “It was hoped by this means to save Germany from a complete debacle and revolu- tion. The emperor went to Great Headquarters to escape such advice and to seek a more congenial atmos- phere. He dallied with the thought. or 111 too late to slice the throne fora possible successor." PARIS, March "21 (Havas).-~A semi— ofiieial German note explaining the reason for breaking off negotiations at Posem says it has been impossible to are already pointing out that the em- peror left Berlin on October 31. with. out consulting or notifying the chan- seller 11 ho \ainly attempted at the last moment to induce the emperor to Stay in Bella and later unsucéessi'ul. l_\ urged him to return to the capital reach an agreement, especially regard- ing the presidency of the commission controlling; the situation there. The Germans say they are considering the appointment of the president by Pope abdication in these surroundings un-I Benedict. while the Entente nations desiie the pennanent intei- -allle1:In in cider that he might form his own judgment as to the extent of the crisis and the advisability of abdicating. "P1 ince Maximilian had long been cominced of the ifivitability of the siding oiilcer The Surname Council! will considei the PO‘SPm situation tO-i aim and will tak-P up measules to be; carried out against the Ge) mans in a1 mislice commision Io name the 1316-] f in the province of Poland. Giants and DOdgers all For Southern Training unusa— NEW YORK March 21. —Sec1etary Foster and ten of the playprs signed by the New York National League club left here yestei day even the Penn~ aylvania railroad for the training camp at Gainesville, Fla Othex play- ers will join the party at Philadelphia and Vt’ashington or will go direct tron. their homes to Gainesxille Whelt‘ Mc- Graw and Mathewson will be 1111. ailing their arrival. A party of Ihooklyn tans saw three of the Ebbets players and some local newspapcimen oil on the steamer Comanche, enroute to Jacksonville, Fla. .. yesireday .11“ Ler 11.0011 Manager Wilbert Robinson and our of his staff touched the south Prn quarters Wednesday. ‘ ~ .--..m...__: ,5 abdication or this-emperor and the rt» bring about a ceSSation of llOSlilitit SI ‘ 4' z :1. L3 3. Nyary, Prop. lCor. Ferris & £01111. Ave. \ ~--—- .: ,.__ ' ‘ SATL E“ D AY (IT-17:3 . u n _ ‘ g SPEClALS FORSATURDAY. 3p5k 35 é"PE(;I’L‘I-’S g d SHEA‘VY PRIME WESTERN BEEF m C POTA TOE pl: ‘15:“? "m" 3511401: 4 Roan tea ............. , ..... 301:. 34c and 36c 3 iGefiufne‘gp‘ggg 1.51.11... f“? m fiiifiiihgtiiekitfil‘. . . . . ............. 3‘1’12132533 Bill: 1? p511... Fine Maine Potatoes—Cook white and agrarian" ----------- a Q Prime. Rib Roast .................. 25c and 321:“). ‘ meaty. Other snappy specials for thriftv house- '13.... am, m_mj;::',:‘_:: j;;; 35. Chuck Roast . . . . . . . . . i ....... '. . . . . 24c and lb. . “iVDS- _ “WW" 3‘3“" ------- l --------- 35° 6 Boneless Pot ROast ....................... clh,“ Clover or HaMasigllolial) Milk. eager can . :1. . ; ......... 16c Sm“ 8“ °' “W“ P'P‘ “"9” -- 32‘ 1 Plate Corned Beef ....................... 153111.- - C115 eons lb. ............ 10c ' ifgftfisg'm'" --------------- m 1“ FRESH COUNTRY DRESSED PORK Choyee California Lima eaBea ........ '. . 10c Native vw """"""""" . . . Ozone. Ivory or Ba tt’s Soap. cake . . . . . . . . . .‘ . . §c Strictly Fresh Eggs ‘ ......... 56° 22:“ net .................. t l _ ‘ . . . ‘ ‘ . ‘ _ m “I. ;00(ge Grain Rice. 13C value. lb. ........... 1 C Igzgclinéigfzzieh Vegetable-p" pk 39c . , Pork Chops . . .. . ' _ . . . _ .. . . . . _ . _ . ' _ . ' . . .... 35c“). ._ “tar 1:31.?31 2v (goghnefieitl‘) Mahtzoths pkg; i3: nginzem Sauer iii-sf"; 5.5.11. . .. 5,1- HOME DRESSED VEAL N... 1 Royal Plantation cos-ea 15. . .. 35c ”3 :1:- ”'12:”?le - - 35.. . H ¥eall gatiets . . . . .- . .5 ..................... of. : (,rown Astor Pure Peanut Oil eifor table “86) I ' " . , I 3111?; size ............... ...-j ..... '. ..... 15o . ea . . ~ “£1450 quart 850 JPremierrCalad Drooling: . - «25¢ W W 331% Del-that ) Large tile .................... 34o - ”:4 gfié°fiya§fl W. -SWi """" i Small size .................... 140 1‘ " ......
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