Evening sentinel, Friday, November 28, 1919 · page 8

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3333113321.: Rock]: road. War. I PLYMOUTH. Nov. 2§.—-Lady Astor,

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_ mallet B. Thatehin to Isadore Beck-3Ansericanuborn wife of Viscount Astor.

Tile Peeples’ Meal Market
er, lot and buildings, Morgan avenue. was elected to Parliament from the . .. _ -

wu- isutwiflsion of Plymouth in .the _.
"Emily B. Hoyt to Nigar B. Hedman. ' balloting of November 15. The result

32c n, Rib Roasts pom] &rolle]i34¢ nil{ii-395:3:i3“3‘:d'df‘1‘3’i;ii’§°:itwi£;.‘.:l-‘..:".:‘:;?f::‘.:f:::.:..f°“‘°‘ m»
. 28: ll) Wilson’s Certified Hams: 32: lb-

‘ i and buildings,~ Harbor View Beach. l The vote stood:
» : 34c lb;

War. Lady Astor. unionist. 14.495; W. T. ' ‘ 0
ti Samuel W. Stoddart and wife to Ed-lGav: Labor. 9,292; Isaac Foot. Liberal. . r a . eCla S
, .ward T. Tobey and wife. lot and build- . 4,139. . . ‘ ,
3‘. ilingo. Hanford place. War. i Lady Astor became a candidate for -
Shoulder Pot Roast: 20: lb.
Man Pot Roam . i.‘....26c lb.

U ‘ Flora B. McPherson to William Suf- the Plymouth seat in the British House
Brisket Corned Beef ...... inc lb.

‘ ' . --‘ ‘ . r Via-
a -lot a buiidm . Center an .of Commons after the death 0
‘2‘ Elton, War. ”J gs icount Astor, cf Hever Hail. had left
Plate Cornedeeef‘“ ..... 12!.sz lb '
Loin Veal ,Chopa 30:: lb.

. , George Mitchell to John McGarrie. l her husbandfihelr to the title and ne-
‘ {4 lot and buildings, Center avenue. War. ,cessitated his retirement from the Low-
‘ ’ Samuel J. Stewart to John H. Cros-ler House of Parliament. Premier
by( lot and buildings, Belden avenue.}Lloyd George. A J. Balfour, former
Veal Outlet
Leg- of Veal 18c lb.
Rib Veal Chops ........ . 26c lb.
StewVeaL ........... 20c lb.

War. lSecretary of State for Foreign Aflairs.
- 501: lb .- | Best Native Chickens 42c ill

Margaret Wilcox. et 31., to Percy W. {and Baron Fisher, former First Sea
All Kinds of F rflesh and Canned Fish

.5 Keyworth, lot and buildings, GI‘OVe St. l Lord. among various notables. gave
'~ War. {hearty approval of her candidacy. La-
FANCY ESOALLOPS ........... $1.00 quart l BOSTON BLUES . . . . . -. .
STEAK SALMON . . . 2501b. HADDOCK

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 .SchuliZe’s Week End Specialsjr

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.- Small Fresh Hams I
" Ramps Native Veal » _
“ll-’08:!!! Spring Lamb - ? 34c lb Pork Roasts ‘\

 

Vedcutlet ......... 4001b.
Loin Veal Chaps .. 38c 1b.
Rib Veal Chops 35:: lb,
Shoulder You! to Roast.

250 1b.
22c lb.
30C 1b.
20c lb.
SOC 11).
20C lb.

PreshPorktom.40clb.
Home-made Sausage 386 11!-
Idnksausage ....:..38elb.
Legsotspringnmbasolb.
Lamb Chops ...,... 35cm.
Rolled Palm souls.
Certifiednama 36cm.
Fresh Hamburger“ CottageHama..-...
22cm. ShoulderSteak.....
- . POULTRY
FRUIT AND FRESH VEGETABLES

Shoulder Steak ..... . ..... 20c lb.
Rib Lamb Chops ......... 32c lb.
Loin Lamb Chops ..... 40¢ lb.
Stew Lamb‘ .......... 20c lb.
Beef Liver .. ‘ 12c lb.
Ox rails ................. 12c lb.
Bread and Butter Pot Roasts,

Fresh Shoulder-37 29c lb.
Lamb Forequarters ....... 22c lb.
Smoked Shoulders ........ 22- lb.
Morris’ Bacon

Round Steele 36c lb.
sirloin Steak ............. 40c lb.
Porterhouse Steak 429' lb.
Hamburg Steak ......... 22c lb.

Thomas C. Cavanagh. et al.. to Wll-lbor legislation was the chief issue dur-
llam Eaten and wife. lot. Rowan street : ing the campaign, which. at times, as-
and Osborn avenue. War. sumed quite bitter aspects.

Edward L. Street to Wallis F. Arn-i Lady Astor, who was formerly Miss

‘ OR! and Wife, lot and buildings. MainlNarnie Lansliorne, of Virginia. is the
street. War. mother of six children, a fact of which

Stephen B. Kiss and wife to Eugene lube ham-ted on one occasion during her
l J. Van Ness. lot and buildings, Oxfordicanvass. .

ll avenue. W’ar. . | Lady Astor will he. the first woman
.-. Luther'M. Wright to John R. VVrig-lto take a seat inrthe House of Com-
Madison‘mons. Countess Markevicz was elect-
ed a Member from St. Patrick's Divi-
sion. of Dublin. in the general election
last year, but, with the other Sinn Fein
Members elected in Ireland, has never
taken her seat.

The. vote. showing Lady Alarm to
have a majority over all of 1.064 and

shoulder Lamb

B. B. Pot Roast
Shoulder Pot Roast . .

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Long Island Ducks

ley.-lnc.. lot and buildings,
" street. War.
~ Carrie C. Hull to Henry P. Price. lot

and.bulldlngs. Maple street. War.

 

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14c lb. CARDINAL “ERCIER.

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CARROTS .......

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Fruits, Vegetables, Salad Specialties

GRAPE FRUIT .............
MIXED NUTS . .- ...........
CRANBERRIES ............

2qts.15c

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SWEETPOTATOES 60cpeck n
WHITE POTATOES ...... . ...... .. 50c pk. Iii
FANCY APPLES ..... 1’.) ....... 75c pk.
LARGE CALIFORNIA ORANGES. .. 60c doz.

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35clbl
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MARTY CROSS AFTER TITLE

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Manager Johnston Says All He Needs
in the Chance

‘ WATERBURY. Nov. 28,—4Martl'

Dress who meets Red Vigeant in the

bpening show at Promoter George Mul-

ligau's boxing arena on ‘r’hoenix ave-

nue. tomorrow night, is to be the next

:weltcrw'eight champ accordinz to Jim-

mie Johnston. cl-Oss’s manager.

' Cross is now after the scalp of Jack

Britten says Johnston and case the

two climb into the ring Jack will kiss

the championship goodby.

~ :Hcre is Johnston's velsion of the

1 career of Vim-ants opponent:
‘ ”CI'OS has beaten all the best welter-

, ~~-nnuw¢v

OLIVER S. FOWLER

CITY‘MARKET :

69 NORTH MAIN ST;
“is

Tel. 1340.

SCHULTZE’S SANITARY MARKETS

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‘ ’: ’: ":,’-/. '1' ’ul’v ’- a 010/- lug-ti-

‘ “Cross has beaten all the best welters

u. 8-. License 80.17.9013. SO. N ORWAL K

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in the game, twice winner over Soldier'ton cannot call himself the . world's
Barifield. Winner over Jack Malone.‘champlon until he whips Cross. So
and has met Jack Britton twice. ha-1'Jack show the public that.you are nor
the champion on'the iloor taking‘ thefafraid and come out of your shell and
count when the bell saved the cham-imeet Marty Cross. »
pion. Britten will have no more of!‘ "Undoubtedly Cross will have a hard
the omit side champion ever since that'nut for Vigeaut to crack but local fight
night, ' ,fans are oi? the opinion that Red will
{put a crimp in the championship aSpir-
knocked out Albert Badoud in five'atlons of Cross tomorrow night. _Vlge
fl'ounds when that young man .arrived ant has the kayo slowed away in either
in this country with the European mitt as he has demonstrated many
title dangling at his belt. Badoud has times. .

recently knocked out Albert Basha‘mJ The work of renovating Mulligan!
the English welterweight,-and the boy new arena is nearing completion. Jack
who now calls himself champion. flint Smellen. who has charge 01' the erec-
that made no difference to Cross.(1ross tion of the thousands of seats in the
knocked him out. and lherefore Brit- Barnum and Baney circusjlas 1399““!
town‘ supervising the arrangement of
the seats in the new arena. There will
be about 1.200 seats in the new arena
all of which will be placed so as to at
ford an unobstructed View of the ring.

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.AMES AFTER WINNER OF COMING
, BOUT.

HARTFORD. Nov. 28.~Bob Haas.
who is handling “Red”_ Ames, the local
lscrapper. is anxious to pit his man
. against the winner of the K. O. Palitz-
:lmvP Pow": go. which is to be held]
'Monday 'night at the Crown Theatre.
‘Aincs has been working diligently to
out into tip top shape and is open to,

 

Tel. 1340.

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‘ wavered.

Cross.” the Brotherhood of St. an-
drew organ will be of peculiar interest
as the rector of Trinity church, Rt“.
Thomas E. Swan. will deliver an ad-
dress at the service next Sunday even- i
ing, on the,suh.lect. "A Famous Char-
acter l Met Abroad. Cardllnal Mar-i
clerz"

“America was never more highly ;
honored‘ by a foreign visitor than
when Cardinal Mercier came to our
shores. Cardinal Mercler towers .
among the great and good who re-t
stated the armed strength of invading
Germany.

For more than four years he dolled
the power of Germany. defending his
people and uphomlng his country, by
sheer force of character and faith. He
said at some public appearance in
New York: 'At the beginning of the
war. as now. 1 tursted in the provi-
dence of God. The “inmate rrsnd. l
knew, would be in our favor. i never
1 never doubled l")? .1 mo-
ment but that God's justice thuld ple-

H. i told the truth.
vaAs a figure of sublime faith Cardi-
nal Merci-er stands almost alone; l‘u'.
coupled with his remarkable spiritual
power is a physical courage and a
scholarship of unusual attainment. lie
was (or many years Professor of Phil-
osophy at the University at Louvain
and is the author of philosophical
books. A weaker nature would have
tailed under thepressnre of Germam
hatred and cruelty thatrrheswithstood
so callnly and triumphantly.’

I bor candidate.
[while Capt. S. Ransom.

‘ it happens to

a plurality of 5.203. compares with the
malorlty of 8,269 and the nlumlltv 0'
11.757 secured by her husband. thrr
Malor W’aldorf-Astor. at the last gen-
eral election. Gay. then also the L9
received 5.334 votes in
17.091 for Major Astor
-lhe Libera'
vet‘s. '

that election i0

candidate. received 3.4892
Lady Astor will take her heat or
Mondav next. Scores of prominenl
Members of Parliament. anticipatinn
the result, had requested that she al
lnw them in be her sponsors. A now
Member is always escorted into the
House of Commons by two sponsors.

Corporate Communion
Of St. Andrew’s Members
At St. Paul’s Sunday

day of the Christilin year. This vearl

fall on November 30th.

Which is also S a day. It has

 

Cardinal Mercier was well called "a
soldier of the Church militant as well
as the Church triumphant: And
again it was finely said of him: _No
age. no country. no creed. conta-ns
such a. soul. He belongs to all time
and to all the world. i

GlBBONS "BURNED OUT.”

If Mike Gibbons. as reports from S".
Paul have. it. has bil a long and last
farewell to the squared circle. he has
done something that he should have
done long ago. Mike has been a aha
dow of his former fighting self the last
two or three years. The wonder of it
is that ill.- retained a semblance of his
rims form as low: as he did.

Mike is not of the temperament that

tionary chaptEr
"aul‘s parish is
boys to come, in
custom. As this
society's patron coincides wit

first day of the new Christian :earfhl:
has seemed fitting to invite and ureeI

y
asking the men and
accordance with this
year the day of the;

 

The Peoples’ Meat Market

28 WOODWARDMAVE” 60 BELDEN AVE.

scorn noawamn arr . NORWALK.

BOTH W 01:08! 11' 9 O’OLOOK SATURDAY.

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BestElginCreamery Butter 65c lb

Eggs. every one unnamed 59cdoz.
American Cheese . 35c lb.
Compound Lard . . .. ...;...m....~...-..... . . . .. 30c lb.
Best Santos Colfee . - ”ram-...».m. .... . .. 39(' lb.
Best Mixed T2. ...... 39c lb.
Seedea Raisins . . . '. . . .5343-.. . ... .o. . . 15c pit-2'.
SeedlessRusms_..—.«.. 20cnks.
New Currants 25c like.

......O'Ionloo-OIOI-oooe

LIII-OO.'I~'ooroonu...o..u-.o

Siandard Boiler & 1399 C0.

 

all members of the parish to inln
There is an added reason—that ‘ihis
Sunday is also the first r‘ev n' the in
tenslve week of the “Nationwidr
Campaign." which is being conducted
throughout the church. Tht‘l‘t‘ffll'o
there is cvorv reason Why evPl‘v man
and woman. boy and girl. .who

Specials For Saturday
LOUIS S. N YAR Y.

 

 

. take on all opponents. Ames has stands wpm. and War. He was a high
StaCked “9 3331”“ several notable p9“ gaining fel‘ow whose nervous organism

‘- " formers 01’ the ring game. chief among .w: . res onsible for his burning up
BEEF CUTS flhem being Soldier Bartfl‘eld, who held ” 9

Le P t R t 20 lb ‘Bonnv Leonard to a draw yesteldav {mum energy. Even with his nervous
. an 0 oas " c . -. . ' ' ' ”(temperamentllewouldhavenot"bm‘n-f
Shoulder Roast 300 lb 9 3; 33:31:53,133.) "files; 912:; :59}: 1219‘“ 'ed out" so soon if he had not lminedi
.................... . . - . . . . . a. , ‘ ‘ v , ; . ' l _ < > the mtak of, V ‘
Fresh Chopped BCGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 226 I!) l Ritchie'Jasper. Patsy DeLucy and giggling" refl‘figfiils trialling. ‘I'lay StitnggRD‘ _1\0\‘; 28.~:Robbins 'B.
Fresh and Corned Plate . . . . s . . ............. 12c Ll). E'ildkmltl lf‘lfming. H15; 1:113; lmlds a , in and day out be adhered to a rigOl‘-;mc;és. li‘as ofggltssi?:erm‘;;e:}°t°" "0
ver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ 2 lbs. for 23c "“0 0“ “c O"? 0‘" ”Y "C‘fie- énolice denarimnnm‘ 19”.... inorixfflf

;rrus training schedule. _
If the schedule had called for light :he says hi" all“! .
, ' . - s cc has received m n-
. . PORK CUTS complaints from various sections:a 0“:
Pork Loms ........ . . . . . .

__Try a Sentinel Want Advertise-gpxeroisp all would have been well—7 but 5
.ment and you will receive the best it didn’t. It embraced at least two l'ihe stale relative to OVt-rlo'idlng f
I 0
Fresh Shoulders motor vehicles, m.
Fresh H

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been confirmed. should be at this sarv- I
in) to make his or her Communion
after careful preparation.

Sanitary Meat and Live Poultr
Market.

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

SPECIAL SALE 0N NATIVE LIVE POUL'i'li‘i
Fancy Spring Chickens . .

W; ’
ovsncnowomo OF JlTNEYS l
27ELYAVENUE

, ... 33c in.
L12‘Ilt Spring Chickens . . .... “ll ll?
Spring Ducks .. .......... .'.'.'.'. ' ' ' ' '30:; ill.
Roosters . . . _. ......... . . . ....... -' "2464‘s. it‘.
Special Stickhno: Pigs ' ’ ' ' fl

- . .......... . “on
Live Suckllnil.r Pins ...... . . . . . . . 5.0L """ "3 ‘ .‘ ..-
. Will dress for you $ $6110 d n {

BEST while you wait.
Round Steak HEAVY .WESTERN BEEF

PorterhouseSHnnuuu
fi‘régiinsn‘fab‘ Salim...” '''''' :aiiclli:
r a . ..-.‘-“.'...O‘O.C-IIC....- :;_ ‘ g‘.
flaggibonedtmandlmmfleed.........::::::::2939:.

’Round Sl‘lezlkl.ng£“lY NA MEAT

Pprterhouse S

results obtainable. hours of violent exercise daily. The public service
.St. Paul Phantom was just as stiict says: .

.wsarding dirt. and Mzs. Gibbons. upon The law‘plainlv specifies that any

‘Daller & S". [lonmfik‘nq "mars, spldom valled the rigid public 50"“? motor vehicle mar

bill of fare. carr' . .
. ._ . 3 mo persons in excess of 1‘
ho engine, the physical engine in seating capacity. Overloading is 6 ”0
,parlzcular. can stand continued run * .an
. fining on the high gear. Trainers like
116 South Main St.
.___..__

zerous. Therefore the policy of en-
iBill BroWn and Jimmy De Forrest fre-
. .
Thanksglvmg

forcement should be strict. and over
loupntlv advised Gibbons to let down

loading shuld be stopped forthwith. If
'and give his body a rest and chance .here is sufiicient demand on the mm l
to store upxso , needed energy. But
Tamales . . 10c. 15c. 20; can
Tomato Soup . . . . . . 10c can.

of people desiring to be carried sol
Mike only than ed them "an d went his that it becomes necessary more public 1
way. Here is hoping—if he new real-
All Kinds Scans and
Powders ............ 8c

ferv‘ijce motor vehicles can be regis-
aly has retired from the ring—he will ere and regular s E lules provided.
not make the mistake many athletes and it 1,3' undoubtedly a fact that this POt
do of suddenly giving up all physical {result “"1 take place “St as 30°“ as
939mm“ Mike must taper down and 9 public servxce motor vehicle own-
strike a happy medium.
. ed Nuts 35¢ mission are to be transferred to the
MIX .1 . . . . . . . . . - .. fun or secretary of state in the Minis-
EMhSh Walnuts ' . ‘ . .... 45¢,trv of War. who will assign a special
Paper Shell Almonds. _lattache to deal with them. it is said
45c and 35c
reau and

ers become convinced that they are
not going to be allowed to overload.
here. This will be called the omce of . « ‘
‘ H, the Franco-American Liquidation i‘iu- Pork ChODS 360 lb
Prlllles ‘ 35c - , ' I
. voouololll_'. . Decemberl-
' Fm8*ocuonenooooonoo4oclb0 ‘

Wm Pork 38!:
‘ FresllShonid ...... 34c").
ADM 60cpk..3AR‘T°°A uses canoiss mo Smoked Shoufler ..,,',',','.'.’j.".'."""" " 28c {g
.. . LAMPS-WHEN BTORM Hrrs l ~--.--.u.- 24C
.méhrfl'e) “-13.6691: LlGHT WiRES.
w ’o toes...” ch.“

Salt P
SARATOQA SPRINGS. N. 1, Nov.

......QOOI

Shoulders ..... , .
tewml: ......

Leas .....35clb.
........................... : 30C")-

Chons ,
, Fresh Killed Chickens and Fowl . .' ....... ,. . 42c lb.
ur Own Make Sausage ‘ . ..... . .......... 35c lb.

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4309? COFFEE 430 '-"’ i
No. l Roval;Plantation:The_COfl'ee withvmthc -.

best flavor-and aroma” .
asuolla or Clover Milk. per can ..... 19c l
ountr Sweet Order. one quart container . . . . . . 15c .

FOUR FOXES FALL BEFORE ST.
JOHN'S GUN.

Percy F. St. John. of Bartlett ave.
nue. Broad River. celebrated Thanks-
giving in true sportsman' ‘
bnnging dOWn

FRANcaAMEnlCAN COMMIS-
J SlON OFFlcss CLOSED

PARIS. Nov. 28.-—-T119 cloaing of thr
lFranco—American commission offices.
:as announced in the Journal Oflilclel.
.means only. that,current questions in
theproccss of treatment by the com~

- mammoth;
‘lr’eegllCCuflets 34c~36cllfi-

Loinéhons».....no..e..n-o.n...... ........ .‘OC '

calf Liver ............,... - . . ' . . ~ - . - ‘ ' . . - . . . . . ...: 360 “I:

 

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begin operations

Nucoa ut Oleo. the world’s best. lb 36c
' Pure Leaf. Lard . 36c. Compound. lb. ...... 31c
, , Aunt I.{Iemlma’s Pancake or Buckwheat Flour. 15c
. p - ............ - . .........
_ :Very [first "Mined Tea per pound ......... .... 43c
.3Very BostMame Potatoes ........ . 15 lbs. for60c
Blue LabfiLKao _ 5c .. .
. m 19019;! 03.180118 for NORTH canon 35...“;
Campbell’s Pork and

PASSES ‘ A
BISMARK. 'N. D.,SU§::AGE E‘LL
State Senate late today -.

I'loinoeaoopooaoooboo.

. 20c
............19c.33c.53ccan
ans... ‘ ' 2cansfor25c

Rolls. Buns. Ell?» every

: rS p,
'fjibs.Y o yru Dercan . 7 . 1

ark
H
%.+Kmmm lamps‘ and candlies

. , J p . ~. . were, the only lights in this city last
- , a , — , night following; heavy rainstorm in W a
limer dWm ......

aderv. next to

Fans DELIVERY-.7 .

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