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Legs Spring Lamb
Shoulder Steak
32:39 Fore Quarter Spring Lamb 20ch
Rib Rst. boned & rolled 34c lb Fresh Shoulders
Wilson’s Celtiiied Hams 354: lb Smoked Shoulders
20c lb Shaulder Pot Roast
30c .Ib
24c lb
18c lb
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Hamburg Steak ...... 220 lb. Rib Lamb Chops .......
Round Steak .......... 35c lb. Loin Lamb Chops ......
Sirloin Steak ......... 38c lb. Stew Lamb ..... ‘ ......
Porterhouse Steak ..... 40c lb. Beef Liver ...........
34c 1b. “B. a B.” Pot Roasts ..30c lb. H.
42c lb. Solid Lean Pot Roasts
200 lb. Brisket Corned Beef 12 1-2c lb.
120 lb. Plate Corned Beef ..... 15c lb.
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SHOULDER VEAL ROASTS ...' ...... 26c 1b. VEAL OUTLET .................... 450 lb. '
RIB VEAL CHOPS ................ 342 lb. RUMPS or VEAL ..... _. ............. 30c lb.
. LOIN VL'AL eaors ............... .. 38c lb. PORK ROASTS .................... 33; lb.
DEERFOOT FARM sausaon
DIXIE BACON .............. . ..... . 380 1b. MORRIS BACON .................... 34c lb.
BROOKFIELD BUTTER ............ 67c lb. GOLD MEDAL BUTTER ............ 67c lb.
MEADOW GOLD BUTTER . ._ ........ 63C lb. OAKLAND BRAND EGGS .......... Cc doz.
MOLASSES 0R SYRUP . . . . 2 cans for 25¢
NOR VV A Ll‘i U. S. Lic 'nse No. 17.908.
Emmaagagggmmm
All Kinds of Fresh and Canned Fish
The Best ot Fruits, Vegetables and Salad Specialties
PEANUT BUTTER ............... 2 jars 15:
RED KLDNEY BEANS . ........ 2 cans 25c LARGE CANS BAKED BEANS . . . $1.66 (102.
SUNBEAM CREAM CEREAL ....... 18c box GIBBS SPAGHETTI .......... . . . 100 can
SUNBEAM SALAD DRESSING loom-‘25.; bot. KELLOGG'S BRAN ............... 15c pkg.
HEINZ'S OR SNIDBR’S CHILI SA'UQL' . 35c ASSORTED JAMS .............. 2 jars 25c
BOTH MARKETS CLO SB AT 9 SHARP SATURDAY NIGHT.
CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY. COLUMBUS DAY.
SCHULTZE’S SANITARY hinders
SO. NORWALK
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The Peoples’ Meal Market
You can leave out. the Guess
That in here you my Less
For your Saving says—Yes.
Specrals for Saturday
VLegs of Spring Lamb 32-; 1b. Still!“ Flesh Hams . . 31C 1‘).
Forequarters Lamb . . 2“! 7‘». Fresh Shetlldcrs . . . . 303 lb.
Rib Lamb Chops . . .13.}: i‘s. Pork to Roast . . . . 35c 1b.
Shoulder Lamb Chaos .15: .' u. Link Sausage ...... 38c 1b.
WAW
Veal Outlet . . . . 45c ib. Loin Veal Chops 40c lb.
Shoulder Steak . . 15': 1‘0. Shoulder Pct Roast . 18: lo.
B. B. Pot Roast . . .. $03113. Rump of Veal ....... 30c lb.
Chopped Beef "3'2: ll). Rolled Pot Roast . . . . 251: lb.
W-r '\/'V"~.—’\f‘v A,
Swift remium H3211:- 3‘3‘: 1?). Cottage Hams ____ 00.3 lb
Wilson's Ecrtificd Han".
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lb Smoked Shoulders . . . 93c lb.
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POULTRY
Fruit and Fresh Vegetables.
«4w ’ va-
The Peoples’ .lleat Market
28 WOODWARD AVE ()0 BELDEN A's/E.
SOUTH NORW'ALK NORVVALK.
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The East Norwelk Cash Grocery
BEST QUALITY. LOV’IEST PRICE-5.
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The Finest Crematory Rutter. a lit. ............ 1.:
Economy Coffee. a mare and satisfying- dri
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lVard's Bread-Pica. 15c loaf (ii; to ...... :2 for 27c
Flatt—All the leading: brands; alt-r bu: ...... $1.70
Half Bag . . ........ . ............. 53C
Aunt Jemima's Pancake Flour. :1 pkg. .......... 13c
Oatmeal—Fresh from the mills .......... 3 lbs. 23c
Yellow Cornmeai .................... 23 lbs. 23%
O-G Oatmeal. later: size pkg. ................. 28c
Pork and Beans—No:3 can cut to ..... , ....... 152
' Van Camp’s Port; and Beans. a can ........... 15c
Pure Lard. 3 lb. . . ......................... 33c
Compound Lard. a lb. ........................ 28c
Tuna Fish—Dark meat ................. 3 cans 25c
White Rose Cocoa. 1-2 lb. tin cut to ............ 17c
Selected Seedless Raisins. a pkg. .............. 18c
Kirkman’s White Floatinz Soap ........ 4 bars 25c
Pure Cider V'megar. a gal. . . ........ -. . . ...... ‘50-c
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MATINEE WHIST
CLUB ORGANtZES
The Matinee- ‘Vllist club held its
lil‘::| lilectim: of the season on Vl’ed-
W =shy evening at llll!.h0m€ of Mrs. G.
‘Elllmt Brown. Mott avenue. and or-
ganized for the “’inter games. Mrs.
Aralvi'n L. Barton was deleted presi-
lalent and Mrs. Harry \V. firle. secre-
'tary. Quite a large number of new
llllemht'f‘fi‘mre elected. and. as mam-
:0f the former members iyé'retained.
lille sesaidna promise to bipore large-
flv attended‘nd more enjoyable than
' ever. it ‘ ._
l Duck hunters who obelisk. law that
prevents‘ijhootlng duel: jitter sun-
down ‘13 be interested to know that
Harold Poet. of Station}; pleaded
guilty to shooting. ‘al'ter and m
,ilned 3:4. in Judge . “ _ "Loom at
Station-d, yesterday mack
was Walled by dunno
unanimous-cred. .mouler
....,...a«--.,» are liable to '_~ ‘7 m me
am:- . M'
« farcund town.
._ i Nor-walk. Cour... Oct. 10. 1919.
‘Sporting Editor.
veiling Sentinel.
Dcur Sir:
Kindly
! per to correct
a'Jow us space in your pa-
a minor now gmng
in regard to the series
lbetween the Nor-walk Tires and the
Lockwoods. When thisvseries was ar~
stunned. the management of both teams
lagreed that the first game
played at ltoton Point. and the bal-
‘ance of the series at the Ward street
lgl'ounds.
theen lived up to. but the Lockwood:
:now claim that it" tho ground rules are!
:not adjusted to suit them. they will
lnot play n’ext Sunday-
iiour years the ruin has been in force
lthat a hit ower the wall in right field
. would be considered a twopalzgl-r, but
.thc batter would have to make the
:[dtl bascs, That is. H'tlle right field-
.t-r could return the ball in time locut
Iol‘t the runner at second. the runner
would be declared out. The Lock»
in'oods now claim this rule should bu
changed. allowing only one base on a
,hit over this wall. This would mean
.lhat it than on second would be unable
'to scorv on a sinzln- to right. field.
which is beyond all reasonable argu
ml nt. The Noru‘ulk Tires went into
:tlm: rories to determine whether they
or the lmckwoods lllld the betterteam.
and. ill llir- same time. give the base-
! Luli t':ln:: ot‘ this cit) an opportunity to
\‘-’llll(.\;‘~ i't'l‘l bait-bull. Starting with
the first snow at itoton Point the
l.U('k\\‘U(-tl.~ itllt-rlupled tho game with
' too tall arguments, and so it bu con‘
Hound. ouch and mot'y game. so far.
\‘.'.- ll;.\t* L'H'Q‘ll ill to them. t‘m. And
i l.“ .lgolll. l‘l‘JlEZtllz that they WPTP
l-cor spozls, but. {or the like of lllt‘
. .m“ alltl tlzv- inns. would sacrifice our
out I' rts to two}. tho ~«v‘l‘lts going. Al-
Itr Olqz‘cllil: to l’tllpil-l Bl'Olllt‘l'lOll.
:.‘tl, llltull"ll ill“ local lmlu'l‘s. zirln,‘
tum all‘. unjust roasting. “c mull;-
Jul: to tho out-nus“ oi svt‘ut'lng Ivanur
outputs, Again. a mum» forfeited to
b} tlzr lllllglll ' dvclsiou. We re-
stlftll‘ll. tn two-ll peace in the family
Another game, they objected to deci-
rLHH‘ by t‘ltut‘les Smith. umpire
tum >, and we rumored llll’l‘l. But lhl.‘
Luvs! demand is' more than our good
nature can stand. and we positively re-
tllm‘ lo luH’L the demand. Some one
llllr suggested .‘tnluu‘mont Park as the
tunnel D.'l’.‘t‘ for the final game. and
the Lockwoods agree with this person.
llul. ll tlu)‘ “ill consider the hits that
hau- been made by our team, over the
“all they object to. they wlll suit-1y
it lelll‘ that till-so same hitsfilt Amuse-
ment l'ark, would hate been born"
lit—lzfiuliquh... .“ . .
“'9 would like to finish this series
With tin.- Lockwoods, and We have giv-
en them until elgllt o'clock this even-
ing to decide; at which time. it nothing
is heard from them. we aw to men:
the management of the men. at the
Norwnlk bonito: alloys. to :tl-l-anze a
txulouzo. lllt~_ >‘.lll‘S, tor the (‘llalll‘
plollship ol lllt Cll}_ t lutmlnz :l viczou
l\t--.- the Lotkuuovl‘ b) «litmllt, Tlit‘
stiles. \xtth ltu- Tim-rs~ will start next
Sunday, and m. inn: tile tans ot lllt‘
(ii) “in mm on; and support luo
.-n l-..-:lll: “nil lu' ;l llll“" o.
ion" .11 in. ull-l nt- “ll! :llditilllt‘L
(l.
iILZ‘,
should be '
This agreement has so tar,
For the past‘
lilo 'lltl'utv‘othltip of the World
acinv‘ how
arr over the (hl‘t‘lful an‘,
t‘on't art a hurtle on and pllh'
last 'zamr‘. thcrv thn'l be nor chzmt‘v
for a series lletwoon tho Tl'l"l’.~
the winning team for the city tulc.
0n .
The (‘rosccm A {T will open till
football season at Bett'r field r.t ‘2 t‘
m.. on Sunday Their opponents will
and
be the Stlrinawoods of this citv
it will lm the rrollminarv to the Sham
hunk-Tiger name
below Judge \"cbb. in the case of the.
First taxing district against the Fall"
flelll Courtv National Bank. Attorneys
Dunbar & Quinlan have been request-
lng ,
the books of the bank. but the bank;
(ll‘jl‘l il-‘il
flu i.‘vd to allow an expmi accountant,
to to m'or the hooks. witllkthe consent ‘-
ot‘ the opposing counsel.
tins cannot agree on
lllt judge will name one himself. Tlt -
. and this was harm-d to, so that
than good w
Thanking you for your valuable
Ipacc. appreciating your efforts in our
behalf, we remain. it
Your: for clean sport. l
IANAGEMENT NORWALK ‘-
. TIRES B. B. CLUB.
KICKIN’ AROUN
WITH LOCAL SPORTS
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In yesterday's Sentinel there ap-.
peared an article stating that «he;
!.«.kwood‘s home grounds as they
Sunday had been called off. This rul-i
in; still holds. It seems that the d‘I-z
ficultv We: in a hit over the right field
wall. of which no satisfaction could-
be obtained by the downtown bovs. If,
the two teams could not alrrcc on this.
bit. then they should play the last!
game on neutral ground. for instance
Amusement Park. Thc park. although
in South Norwalk has not been the
home groundsoi’ the Lickwoodz as (Trev
have been usinz Roton Point diamond
as their home field {or the season.
The park offers no (ileum-amazes tol
either team, as the infield and outfield
are in oxr‘ollenl condition and if a
hit is made it will be acknowlodnod as
such {or there are n\ obstaclos in they
path of the players from liltlt'k‘lnfi'
them in attempting to 1:9: it It is u.
:hame rather than :1 pity that t‘llch n;
tanzlo should arise in the last cam!- .
The Tires should now be a union 9'
zrezntion of players and plnx ill".
last game at the park as llit'\ lili‘fl‘v
llad tho opportunity of harms the;
creator number of games plmod om
their ficld and to lllPlr nd‘antuilt-
The “'hit- Sox wore (loin: wlvllrj
llezn _\' hitting vestorday but tlw t‘ltl ;
(innllti lllltf‘t‘.‘ secmrd to im hit'i'l":
imminr l
Arlt‘l fiftv \‘ouas. (“nth lull -‘n".l‘,
llll l
"."llll lh“ ‘flns 0' "‘.Il (‘;'_\'
l. r Into H“
tin-i"
if the Tins and the
out
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EXTRA SPECIAL -- llxfiu .
Come in and let us convince you that you do mt
have to my fancy prices to get the best.
WESTERN HEAVY BEEF
Porterhouse Steak ....................... 3W ,5;-
SirloinSmk.........-.............._... duels]
RoundSteak........................... Silt-ll;
Shoulder Steak ........................... l‘c la
Prime Rib Roast ...................... 22c— 23c ll;
Prime Rib. boned and rolled ................ 30c ll.
Bread and Butter Pot Roast ............. , 2M 73..
Boned Rump .......................... 12w t“.
BostonRolls Brit 3?:
Shoulder Roast ........................... if: it;
FreshPlate_,, l4}
SPRING LAMB .
Small Leas .......................... ZSc—h
Shoulder -. . . . ......................... iku i
Loin Chops ........................... . 3'. it;
Rib Chops ........................... . 2’.
Stew Lamb .......................... l3
VEAL
Cutlets ................................ :'
Shoulder Roast ....................... _ u .
Rump Roast ............ , . . . . .
Fresh Shoulders .......................
Fresh Hams .......................... :.~
Smalll.oinPork..........._,.... :22.
Pork Chops ..................... 1:9..-
Salt Pork ...................... .‘2‘.’
Home-made Sausazc ........... :tsr.
Lean Corned Beef. no bones ..... 3n
Corned Plate ................... Ll
Fresh Chopped Beef ............ , ‘_7 l >
Smoked Shoulders ........... . . . "s
New York Market
143 Washington St.
So. Norwalk
WILL GO OVER BOOKS.
.\ hearlnz was held in Bridgeport,
on export accountant to go ox-cr
This morning Julian \Vcbl:_
it the palu‘
an accountant»
Fir—t twin: district desires T‘ll :lnvavr.
ill. .
can go to trial soon
t :1~t'
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G” 3. ' ‘o’ ‘ first“ waxing-ain’t: ‘7 V :6“ I." ‘-
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Specials at the
t . _
a Washington Market 9
l 145 Washington Street, I
a Our. Markets will be closed all day Mon-
day, so be sure and buy Saturday
'3
South Norwalk
4
9
'5
4.
fed» ' a»
Boned Rump Pot Roast . .
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Corned Plate ......
.13.
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SPECIALS .
Smoked Shoulders
Silo. lder of Lamb
Small Legs Lamb
Shoulder Pot Roast
Rib Lamb Chops
BEEF
Sirloin. Steak ............
Porterhouse Steak .......
Shoulder Steak ..........
Bread and Butter Pot Roast ..... ~ .......... 30c lb.
Prime Rib Roast .........
Rib Roast. boned and rolled ................. 34c lb.
Fresh Plate ........ -. . . . .
Rump Corned Beef ...... . .......... 24c and 26c lb.
‘ NATIVE VEAL
Cutlets .................
Rump Roast ............
. PORK SPECIALS
Fresh Hams ......... . . . .
. 1th Shoulders . . . .« .....
S.&.B.Link Sausage .....
_.',Home—made‘S-ausalre . . . . . . . .. .............. 34c lb.
SPRING LAHB . .
...... I.....-...-
.................. 38c lb.
ad
.‘a
23c lbi
'Frcsh Chopped Beef ....... V . . . _ .r ......... V 90' ‘ ~
OLIVER S. FO‘VLER
CITY MARKET
69 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOI'TH NORWH
TELEPHONE 1310
' BEEF (‘1'1‘8
Lean Pot Roast ..................
Fresh and Corned Plate . .
RoastBeef......._........,.... 28cl3:
Zillsdiver.........__.,,.. 25c
GENL‘IXE '. AME;
Shoulders .............. “ ‘ "
Slowing ................ th é-
l.c;.:.< :‘.~‘~
PORK CUTS—NOT FROZEN
l‘resh Hams. Fresh Shoulders. Small l'or‘lt Lei ‘-
Fresh Killed Fowl and Chickens.
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Wm H “in mun». Ia!-
20clb
34clb
lSclb
28:: lb
................. 30c ll).
................. 32c lb.
................. 18c lb.
28c lb.
.................. 28c lb.
15c lb.
14c lb.
/
. . ..... 40c lb.
................. 25c lb.’
u....--.oo
.. ..... 35c'lb.
. . 3261b.
........ a .
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ATimely Word About Our Fall ‘1
Specials for Saturday. .
‘ a .JFLLY GLASSES FURNACE SHOVELS
\_.;, lr rumors; regular 59F Melllllllll H7. K‘llhl'l ll‘tt-ih
.. ‘T';1 Sltuldlly..At 47c 60: u: 1\ SL-«Ivill I:
BOTTLE CAPPER WASH BOILERS I
And one dozen Tin Cups....39c ' 0131mm Hzalu “fill l-nvvrs: 3:!
Excellent tor capping bottles ‘ - 1‘ 91!“? $179 Stillllfiil.‘
or :rat‘m juice. etc. V . - ------------ At “-37
svnup PITCHERS , . 'RON'NG B°A°°
Glues. with metal cover; roan» “llll stand; adjustable “and
”I. 23c. Saturday......At ‘9‘: bracts. 'l‘lmres' only a few ot‘
lllt‘ill. Ilt‘elll‘dl‘ $2.25,. Satur-
9e~.. TEA KE'r'rLEs AT 79: day ................ At 31.91
No. 6 size—gray mangled.
FLOWER POTS
i‘inr‘ll FlZPl regular 49c. Spe-
£1.11..................... 41::
FLOUR SIFTERS
:o'ary, with side handle; rogu-
lar 2.36. Saturday. . .At 18c
TOILET FAILS
And covers: galvanized: medi-
um size; regular 79c. . .At 68c
25c EGG BEATERS AT 19c
’ Illlvvl‘ sillei b bladls.
CANDLES
Good quality. self-tittim:
one dozon in a box:
35c.
mm»
rnglldr
Saturday, . .1 ..... 29c be
$1.98 COOKING POTS AT “79
Gray enameled. extra quallt'
with side or bail hanr‘lus :v-l
cover 71“ quart capacity
BROOMS ,
LAMP SHADES X0 6 Size; regular 79.3 Sun
Plain lwhite-9; 10-inch diameter: day only ................. 6‘:
I? u ar 15 .
g c Saul-dunAt 75c ' MIXING BOWLS
PRESERVINQ KETTLES bellow ware. set of 3: regular
Minor Aluminum Ware: extra 75"- spec‘“ ------- 59C 86‘
line quality; 18 Quart. upa- :
city: regular “3!. Special. ‘
........... ...-...._. M M ‘
KNIFE BOXES
Wood, with two partitions, r» 2
ular 191:. Special ........ 14c
Allie. rt F. Gehebe
II". an: «v m mm“
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