m in
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T’J’alace Theatre box office tonight.
held in Detroit.
—The only place where you
there at once and get yours.
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Norwalk Congregational Church. .
——General admission tickets for the
”’8‘ Minstrels will go on sale at
.‘dock, -price 85c including “'ar tax.
Palace Theatre box office tonight.
can _ . .
ascertain what seats. are still unsold P50" b3 3"5O‘I‘Obflehfortege-
101' the Elk's Minstrels is at the boxf
flee. Palace Theatre. (‘all or phone
ing contractor in Norwalk. died at his
'home. 33 West Main street. this morn~ ..
~ 5inx. after a long illness. The ftisnetra.‘
'Vnegu .- s was transacted will be held from the house. on a up
nigh: 11115153: Smeeting of Court. (la yafternoon at 2 o‘clock. the. burial ~-
following in the family plot in hop.
—-—General admission tickets for the ' “35k cemetery.
in '3 Minstrels will go on sale at
‘clock, priceSSc including War tax
6 Theatre box office tonIL'ht.
There will be no meeting this week!
~ - Born in Trowbridge. England.
7
3 years ago.
He was one of the oldest memlbess
5 ' ’ ‘hO was arranginglnf Our Brothers‘ Lodge. No.10, . .
10:13:;tsll3tggikg?’gorlon‘s Point this :0. F.. in which he took an active inter-Y
afternoonfhad his fingers caught _m;est. and was a member of the Grand
nine of the traps just before noon. ln-u Encampment,
jutting them so severely tha' he was;
canpellcd to lay off for the afte1‘-‘..,]d two sons.
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.ral admission tickets for .thc Marla . . _ . ‘
M's eMnfnstrels will go on sale at 7‘ Mrs. Marla )latlea Rosetta (lit-(l
dcloék price 85c includin: “'ar ta); 'slzortly before noon yesterday at not
1 I 7 5home. 128 Lexington avenue. aged 64
5 " ' ' a ' s:. Nrs. .-
Next Sunday ercning Rev. Thomas guillfi (”‘3' uiviyfgtyl‘hhv 12:11: :0“ and .
I Swan rcctor of Trinity Episcopal RO-‘St’tm 1‘ s » - it and ..
jdilll'ch Villllvllold a special service for ,onc (”“131th ROCCO R0539 0
’ - ‘- 1 -. -. Mrs.
fine. 11. His subject Will be. A le‘l ‘tv Ten (1 l‘ld l survive.
' ' . gran cu ren aso
lingu' ed Man I Met Abroad. Cardl- (‘ .
ml figrcier.” Special music will he 5T5” “mg”: argingflegggi ggfiung
"rendered by the church choir. It will 522:1”329 Ofuneigf‘will take place “'ed:
' s '1‘ Alex“ T ad- ‘ , . .
«be 5295:1121 [Eigggiéi'filthelp'fmcs._ nesday at 8:30 oclock from the late .
' 5 ' . - m and at 9 o’clock from St. JO- 5 ..
ant Episcopal contention lccently £21111: church. Interment will be it'll5 n
3St.1\lnry's cemetery in the family
Thomas H in Quick.
-:« be and manufacture for yo
. i ~y will relieve your eye strain.
. “The house of good glasses."
V ATTENTlON
‘7 Dout’ sell your raw furs un-
# £1 you see us. We have opened
‘8 branch at 24 Raymond 8t.
and are ready to pay you the
. highest: market pride; for
your furs. Our buyer will be
Here every Wednesday . and
{Saturday afternoon. We are
‘ggaying $6.00 for black skunks
and $2.50 for large muskrats.
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insult &
RUBENSTEIN
‘ 2 time. has resided with '
—_—‘ I "~- 5George Quick. of “’est Rocks avenue-.9
rdied at the Norwalk Hospital. yester~ ,
day. of pneumonia. after an illness or}!
only three days. The remains were.
taken to his former home. in l'nioni
Valley. Putnam Co.. N. Y.. today.l
where funeral services will be heldl'7
this afternoon. Beside the Not‘walk.
brother. he is survived by two otllcrs'i"
b satisfied with the glasses we pre-
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tometrists and Opticians lm umon cemete’yv Rowayton.
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, 3 .. 85:. Eva. '-'. ‘ll 9 o'clock. Est. 1891
FUR TRA PPERS
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and two sisters.
Miss Mary E. Merritt.
four bro! hers. A] ltcrl. Howard
‘Noticc of funeral later.
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Mrs. Lydia A. Keeler.
Miss Lvdin Ann Keelcr died ””95
Our promise is that, your eyes will ulcrnins at 11914101119. 33 Lowe .Street. ,
n' the use of So years. She is stir-l f
"fired by one son. \Villiam W. Keelel‘. ;‘
Funeral ‘srrvices will be held from I). j .
\T‘. Raymond's funeral parlors at 10
o‘clock. Frida’y morning. Rev. T. E.
Swan.’ rector of Trinity church. will 5 -’
zc‘liciatv llurial will take place in;
.South Salem. N. Y.
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Funeral of Mr. Thiel.
The funeral service's of Charlesf
:Tlilel will be held tomorrow afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock from the late home on
Highland avenue. 'Rev. Martin L.
51835, Mr. Kemp came to this country:
with his parents. stethe age of 14.
rears. He received his education inl .
- vNew York city and came to lNcrwalk ,
d the Endeavor Circus of the south5m 1867 and entered into the building
ibusincss, erecting many Of Norwalk‘s
best known buildings. and continued
{in that work until he retired. about 14
He is survived by four daughters
Nicholas Falcone. both of this
Thomas Hitt Quick. a welloknown‘ ..'
resident of this city, who. for some:;;.
5 his brothel-J '5
Fancy Layer Figs R. 18;!“ (111d .Plum Fig Pudding. Heinz ‘ Cofl'ee. 43c lb.
in 5 ' _. 49 ' m2 5 N . 1 R0 1
: P“ "5’ ' ° sma11.15c.. . _______La"’e m 48" -‘ Plantatiz:
Country Sweet - Medium. 51c S 'd , Oyste .. .
Cider Bells. Poul. m ‘3' s . 1’ Sun Maid Brand 5
- 15c quart . SeaSOninzry Cocktail Sauce Seeded Raisms f
; Container Free Per pkg” 10c Per bottle. 20c Per pkg. 22c
‘ Pumpkin N s h , ' Finest Creamery
'5 Golden Custard M31]; Miler“ Campbell 3 Soups Butter
Large can. 15c Per pkg. 14c Per can. .10c
Wary V'lna. (lauzhter of Mr. and ;
Mrs. “'illiam C. Merritt. died last i
lllf-(lll at the home, of her sister. Mrs.
George R. Stevens. New Canaan. She
‘4: survived by her fatllcr and mother.
Charles. and Edward. and two sisters. ;
o Airs. E. F. Birch of Norwalk. and Mrs. ,7.
.Ceorze ‘ll. Stevens. New Canaan. ,
Steup will ofliciate, burial following5
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George L. Dufault, foreman in the
lLockwood Manufacturing company's
Plant. who has been critically ill since
'Frlday at his home. 16 Madison street.
was reported to be slightly improved
today.
.13me Am) Pumas. ' 5
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5. '5WILLIAM s. Kama-OLwrlME cou-
‘ ws TRACTOR, DIED THIS MORNING.
5 5 “‘illiam S. Kemp, the oldest build~
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VERY BEST NEW MIXED NUTS. Der lb
NEW 1919 CROP CALIFORNIA WALNUTS. lb
FANCY CAPE COD CRANBERRIES (dark berries). lb. . . . .. . . . . . . . .. 15c
EXTRA FANCY SUNKIST 5 ORANGES
FRESH CELERY HEARTS (no waste). each ....
FANCY JONATHAN APPLES
NATIVE BALDWIN APPLES. line stock. pk.
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Thanksglvmg‘ ~ Order w . g . . y
. Here You Will Fin d the PiCk 0f the ” Don’t put off saying, if yo can posstbly help rt. only”.
Market at Lowest Possible Prices ,
.. 45c
50c.65c.709doz.
oocootovN'U”!.‘.OnrocI:n.o-ooo-.o 6f01' 30C
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Del Monte Hawaiian Pine
' Regal Brand Plums. large
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Per 1b.. 76c
Nucoa Nut Oleo. per lb. . . .~ ....... 36c
Swift’s Premium Oleo. per lb. ..... 41c
Native Yellow Turnips. lb. ........ 5c
Large Grape Fruit .......... 2 for 25¢
apple 39c ,
Gold Rock California Peaches . . . . 40c
can....35c
......... 43c . s_uccess. give us your order. Our prices are p133“
Royal Baking. Powder. large size .. 13c : eyident that Wilebcan save you monev- -. y"
Larg‘e Jar Gold Rock Jam _ . 1 _____ 28c : 1213;111:313! a . ............... .. '442t- )lh.
Ens” 19“" 33° 53° “3 .5 Seedéd cr Seedless Raisins ............... 193w...
Pu“ Leaf Lam 5'" -------------- 300 Solid Packed Pumpkin .................... lac (I‘M?
Larse Bottle Stuffed Olives ....... 29c ‘ 5 None Such Mince Meat ................. l-lc pi...
3lbs.YellowOnions 20c
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Order your Pies. Cak
extreme limit in fine bak
FREE DELIVERY.
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Chauncey Plait is again able to be
about after a serious illness at his
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home, 24 Grand street.
William Ketchum. president of the
Ketchum Association. went to Gebrge-
town, last night. to make arrange-
ments‘ for another of the successful
dancr-s which the club is holding in
that town .which will be held early in
~Esmllops today and Wednesda\'.5JanuarY-
50c quart. “'ashingbon street bridec. l
Tickets are selling rapidly for the
:benefit performances to be giver. at
The Regent Theatre on Friday stir
noon and evening nude
1' the auspices
_ Union Council. No. 46.
Ta. of C. The regular program ofthe
newly installed vaudeville and the pic-
ture play, "The Lon A ‘ -
ulster,” will b g rm 0: Man
show.
—Don’t forget the Elk’s ‘minstrelstvaudeville program and fame
‘ of the establishment Will be in tit
“3 mov— War days. ' e
toni t. . 'n i .. ‘ .. .hands ofa professional.
del £11m gitfgz‘ufgogoseats left. Dontriiieglfmrev The Long Anne! M“ Philip Crosby has secured employ- "We saw a chum to make some
__ * w. . ment with the Gilbert & Bennett Com- . money}?
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The old flagstones in front of the
Commercial building, 34 W'all street.
are being taken up and carted away to-
day. and a large force of workmen, in-
cluding a number of Portuguese ne.
Igl‘oes, are busy laying a new concrete
walk.
—-Catholic Union Council, K. of C.,
9 given in full at eachibeneflt performances, Regent Theatre,
.Frtday afternoon and eve. Regular
DOUBLE ROASTERS
$2.50 Blue Enameled Double
Seamless Roasters, size
10 1-2 x 17, at $1.98
~ LDOUBLE ROASTERS
69c Sheet Steel, size 10x15,-
at 49c
PIE PLATES
29c large deep enameled Pic
Plate: at 19c.
GELERY. TRAYS
79c Heisey’s Celery Trays
at . . . . . ............ 59c
ALUMINUM BREAD PANS
98c size, the Wear-Ever
at ........... 79c
. TEA SPOONS .
790 Wm. Rogers’ Silver Tea
Spoonsat ..... ‘59cootofd
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Me 527
AlbertF Gehébé _’ ,
the again: In 3011mm
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PHONE 1405.
George Mitchell h
ty he recently purchased. at 42 Center. ROOSEVELT STAKE OVER
avenue. to John Mc
occupant.
Mrs. Godfrey, of 9 Dis:
notified the uptoWn
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as sold the proper—
Garric, its resentf
_ P ! NEW
milk from her doorstep. nearly everv 5“ NPW
morning, and that
door of her home
ly, presumably by
The matter is being
\Varren Lee Goss,
author of popular books for boys. was'
the guest or George 1. Buxton. at Elm. : Philip J.
crest over the week-end. Mr Goss
although in his 85th year ls still writ- were filed a
‘ . . t Alb n ' . ~ . ‘
. lug stories with his old time vigor and . take over and “18:13:; iaenstsfils'gdgiscég
.fee house on ‘
.Light district. T
“Jed's Boy." his latest work, tells of
incidents of the World‘s War just as
vividly as were his first books on Civil
the bolt on the sideE
was broken. recent-5
investigated.
..- ——- ,pany ,at GeorgetoWn. and entered on,the new
. RIcE BOILERS
$2.25, 4 qt., gray enameled,
with tin cover, at . $1.79
POTATO monks ,
76c well known "snare-9
Potato Riders " or ’Pruit_
'fl'rABI-E TUMBLBBS
10?; Thin blown, plain or'
fancy, at "...-...79c dos.-
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ghis new duties this morning.
Thanksgi Ving Suggestions for g
the Wednesday Shopper 5
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esa court, has 5 business and not 85
police station that lure, members or U!“
some mean thief is stealing a bottle of (.haw associated 1h9mSPlVPS 10
reminiscent of the
and literary discussion
the Sm", person'm English history.
The purpose of the com - -. ' 5
the well knownzwhich Theodore. Dan). m
mit Roosevelt. Dr. Richard Derby. and
:for which articles of
' planation.”
The Pellples’ Meat Marlin .
7» .If we supply the meats
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FREE DELIVERY
A COFr
FEE HOUSE. ‘
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lORlx. Nor. 25.~Purely as a
a political yen-
Roosevelt family
- conduct,
‘iorka a "coffee house"
centers of political
in earlier days
Archibald and Ker-
Rooserelt are directors and “
incorporation
the euue of the “’hitc
be direct supervision
said one of the directors of
cafe; that's the whole ex-
For your Thanksgiving feast
You will be pleased most .
While your cost will be least. ”
Fancy Fresh Killed Hen' Turkeys ......... .‘. 58c lb. 5
Fresh Killed Large Roasting Chickens ....... 44c lb.
Fancy Fowls ............................. 44c lb.
. HOME-DRESSED PORK -~ '
SinallFreshHams
FreshShoulders.. ....... ‘.......
Small Pork Loins ............ . .
Home-made Sausage .. . . . . . . . .-
Fureanattérs
'ngsotsgml‘ngLamb...........
LambChons ..... ..
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Market
I TUESDAY, now. 25, 1919
1:635 -...
3. Into 4
ii ."to Fm ‘_
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to make your purchases at an Dyk's. 'Watch your n
grow less—and your savings grow more.
Seven Winners
James Van Dyk \Co.
Best CombinatiOn Coffee 30c E
. Qtlali-Tea All Kinds ‘ 50c 5h
June Butter None Better 00c ll)
5,55 April Eggs All Gmmv 00 CO}.
1 Maple Sal) Syrup 1-2 Gal. Sis-3H
"Pure Italian Olive Oil 8 oz. Till 4th.
Pure Peanut Oil 16 oz; Sir
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Turkey—Everything But That.
Cottage Brand Coffee—“You will be satisfied."
* A pound ....... ’ i .
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Finest Creamery Butter. a lb. .5...
O'I‘QDIOOCmQA-vl
Smoked Shoulders—Lean and tender. 3 lb. . . . .
Crisco. lb. size. a can .........................
Pure Lard. 3 lb. ............................. .‘- ~
Flour—All the leadinlr brands. per bag . . .5. ... . 51.?“
Extra Fine Cal. Prunes. 3 lb. .............. 5. . '_“‘-'
Pure New Orleans Molasses ..... at. 30c. gal. Fl ’ 5
\Vc carry a full line of Fresh Fruits an. ‘-. .
tables.
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A. STULL.
Specials For Thanksgiving
LOUIS S. N YAR Y.
Sanitary Meat and Live Poultry
Market.
27 ELY AVENUE. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN
NATIVE LIVE POULTRY
Spring Native Turkeys ................... 53c lh.
Fancy Spring Chickens .................... 36c lh.
Light SEN“ Chickens ..................... 32c lh.
Spring u ............................. 40c lh-
Roosters . . . .. ..... . ................... 25c -—-28c ll‘.
Special Suckling Pigs ..................... 30c l _h
Live Suckling Puts ............. 35.00—36.00 a pair
Will dress for on while yo wait for your
Thanksgiving Day dinner.
BEST HEAVY WESTERN BEEF
Round Steak ............................. 30c ll"-
Pprterhouse Steak ........................ 32c in.
a"??? Sign}; ité' ‘Pi' """"""""""" 356°. 55‘
re an n r eee . ._ ................. 1‘
Pot Roast. boned and rolled ..... . ........... 22c lh.
RibRoast..Ii...... ......... - ........... .26clh
EAVY NATIVE MEAT
RoundSteak.. ........ ' “l-
Porterhouse Steak ......... . 20c
..... 26c lb.
SirloinSteak.....................‘..' .. lb.
FreshPa ‘ " 26c
Pork" Chops F H PORK
.~ 36¢“).
Pork Roast ...... . ..... . ' 5 """"""" 31c lb.
FroshShouldel-s .......... . ..... . ............ 28cm-
Smoked Shoulder ........................ 24c lb-
S‘ltPork.....t. ..... :c-gu. ..... . ........ ;’{klh'
Mum recon... ....... . ............ 33cyb'
Bacon .
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Anndicutessen """"" 36°
“~°ac~*~o-...;-.»......-..- 22clb’
W‘ mm will.“ '
{- illd try -youwut.
no.
noondymt‘ ‘ mum yard at corner
Wand avenues.
hhrthcbest fed
The East Norwalk Cash Grocery
5 5-. BEST QUALITY. . LOWEST Pth “is
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at the same stand has taught us_how to serve 3. .5
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