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Evening sentinel, Friday, January 2, 1920 · page 8

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... ’ =33?— e " ' 1ST: :11???» were
.. min mom , . mmmoawmm “M” " “i" FRIDAY. JANUARY 2, 1920
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ICOMMEIIVCE THE NEvihYEA‘: RIGHTTM The East Norwalk Cash Grocery ‘l a S l] . l t 9 W k E .
B r 'ng w ere you can save e mos money. . , . . ,
. Is; 3:: ‘ ' < __ 'BEST QUALITY. LOWEST PRICES. Ifi C ll 28 S ee [1d Spe Clal S
, r- , - . , BUTTER—The Finest creamery. a 15.. . ,,. ..... 70c ?- ‘
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' Ne w York M ark e, - I BROOKFIELD CRE AMERY BUTTER. a lb. I . 73c I Fresh Pork Roms 283 lb Fl'CSlI ShOllldel'S 250 lb '
1#3 waSh'ngton St. 50- NOI'WZ k Selected storage E228. a (102. ‘. ................ 66¢ . R.” R I b d & u- d 32 lb .
4. ATURDAY ON I Cottage Brand Coffee—Will please your appetite: I I 038 S one ['0 e C Skill] ('8? Sleak 220 ll]
”WE ARE THE PRICES FOR 3 ~ I a lb. ................... : ...... , .......... 43c I BreadandBotterPolRoasts 30ch Rabbits 95c pair
__ THE BEST WESTERN BEEF I White Rose Cocoa cut to ................... 18c can I '
~ Quaker Rolled Oats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . 3 lbs. 20c 3 Hamburg Steak IIIII 226 n,_ Beef Liver , 12c 1b Brisket Come
_ I i ............ . dBeefIIIlo 1b.
PPrterhouse ,Stea“ """"""""""""""""""" :22“ IE; ' Flour—All the standard brands. per bag ..... $1.90 I 5 Round Steak ......... 36c lb. Calves' Liver .......... 35ch. plate Corned Beef IIIII 14:11..
Slrlmn StetIile .......................... 20c lb I 1_2 bag Size IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 951; I m Sirlom Steak ......... 40c lb. Rlb Lamb Chops ...... 32c lb. Rump Corned Beef _____ 230 1b.
I 18233331 Elfesateak ....................................................... 18: lb: II Fancy Cal. Large PruneS. 3 lb. IIIII . IIIIIIIIII 23c III a Porterhouse Steak . . .. 420 lb. Lem Lamb Chops ...... 42c lb. Smoked Shoulders 250 1b.
Shoulder Roast .......................... 18c lb- I Blue Ribbon Peeled Peaches. a pkg. ............ 20c I . BLUE RIBBON EGGS ........ 65¢; doz. BROOKFIELD uses 7
Prime Rib R0351: """""""""""""" 28° lb‘ l O-G Oats large size pkg. cut to ............... 28c . BROOKFIELD OR GOLD MEDAL BUTTER . .. ...... """"""" ' """ 4° doz'
1:; Prime Rib. boned and rolled ................ 30c lb. I ‘ lb 90 ’ - ' ~-"“"‘""°'“- ‘ ~ - ‘ - - - -- 780 ”la:
5 : '1 Bread and Butter Pot Roast ............... 30c lb. I Granulated Corn Meal ------------------ 3 s. - C I . . 11]
’ goned RIIImIIIn ............................. 2228c IB- I N. Y. State Pea Beans. a lb.I .................. 10c I A" KIHdS Of Fresh and Canned FlSh m
oston o s ............................ c . - '
. H. O. Oatmeal. special cut to .............. 14c Dkg- l I - - . , a
5 SPRING LAMB I Pure New Orleans Molasses . . . a gal. $1.10; at. 30c ‘ A! Kinds 0‘ Erm‘S' Vegetables, salad SpBClallIQS m
Legs ................................ 28c-30C lb. I ‘ IMPORTANT NOTICE—Au t t d. _ ‘
Shpuldel' .............. ' ---------------- 180 I: I . lliIariESth, 1920, rto secure further ace:modfifigfiscfugoxgl‘fitgfifigngjggfigTlglllgsgl‘ag.T‘lliInS m
Ilgéncfilgglsis ............................... 3%: lb. I A. S' I 'U LL I U . OSCAR F. SCHULTZE,
N Ste“' Lamb. . . - : ........................... lgc lb. II II I
I ............................... - . I OTTAGE STREET EAST NORWALK I ’
: MILK m VEAL I 2" C , SCHULTZE S SANITARY MARKETS
l C tl t ................................... 38c lb. I
LblineCshops ............................... 32c lb. I NORWALK 0- 8- Homeric-17.903. so. NORWALK
Rib Chops .................... ' ........... 25c lb. . FREE , . mm“ .
Rump Roast ............................. 25c lb. If U WEATHERmFOREcASTqEQunnmmmm ‘RGGGSGGEJ
I Shoulder Roast ........................... 22c lb. '2 I Fm, Norm” and mini”: Fm mg I
r I PORK I . ghhh'ngptbieas‘tlrg‘ibdgfldg :III-Ig-IIII was: brand ODCHIHE Jan. 3. 1920. Grand Opening.
;.5 ’ Small Loins .............................. 29. to. ‘ Friday 31“] Saturday Only 0
Pork Chops .............................. 32c lb. I :1?ng Hist.“ .g’mgnim 13:35 M B
: FTCSh Hams .............................. 30C lb. I AT kcastflof Ilgovl‘mlcky lMmn‘ltlatns.d lillzhl ax erger
Fresh Shoulders ..... I ..................... 25c lb. . llia'rll‘lie“.E’Sil'lél‘lb’2:.i§f§.“".t“ififl§
S. & B. Link Sausage . . .1 ................... 34C lb. . . ' “ave from the British Northwest has 13 RAILROAD AVE. 13 RA LR V
.5 Home-made Sausage ...................... 30c lb. I Unlted Clgar Stor e IcIlIxISIuIrIiIre-IaIItII [IlItelCrIlIi'I lgaIIuVI'IlIglIgIII‘OluIlrtIlI‘g . I OAD A E.
_ Fresh ChODDSd Beef ....................... 20c ll). "mtwramres along the northern bor-I This store will open its doors to the public, SATURDAY.
.3 Corned Rump. boned ...................... 25c lb. If"; Q‘gpgé'gtggg tilm‘rfinleafigrfgtl Sf; . .
. Corned Beef. lean; no bones ................ 206 ll’). N0. 9 NORTH MAIN ST" SOUTH NORWALIJ GONN' xbelow zero. Freezing 'temperalures JAN' 3' 1920' With ‘ full m or MEN'S and BOYS, CLOTH'
Fancy Chickens ........................... 7 40c If). ”“2“? S““”‘""‘ “ML“ 1° ”1“ GU” ‘
s. & B. Skin Back Hams ................... 30c lb. 1° CERTIFMTES "BE WITH “03 Em DOLLAR °°“ ‘ ..._._ f I“ ”WISHING“ “‘1 33°13
I I . TO PREVENT INFLUENZA I F 11’ . . .
. Em? III-.37 «Emmi: I ?URCHASE. ...; (.01 as can“ (my and Influenza~_ or t 18 day we ml] olfer some great bargains. It Will

 
 

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specnls AT THE
4Washington Market

LI 145 Washington Street, South Norwalk

.‘7 LOOK FOR THE VALUE OF MEAT AS WELL
' AS THE PRICES. WE HAVE BOTH.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

SPECIALS

Small Fresh Shoulders

Shoulder ot Lamb

Fresh Pork Roast

. Sma'l Fresh Hams _

i Rib Roast Boned andERolled
Shoulder Pot Roast

Smoked Shoulders

25c lb
20c lb
30c lb
30c lb
32c lb
18c lb
24c lb

. . BEEF - .
Sirlom Steak ............................ 1; in,
Shoulder Steak ........................... . . .
a? Bread and_Butter Pot Roast ......................
‘ Stickingr Piece ............................ :‘ t‘ l
I» Boned Rump Pot Roast ................... 20c l3).
"" Prime Rlb Roast ................... 28c and 30c ll).
Boston Rolls .............................. 22c lb.
New ort Rolls ........................... 26c lb.
‘Fres Plate ................................ 15c lo.
. Hamburger Steak ......................... 20c lb.
Beef Liver ............................... 12c lb.
4. Rump Corned Beef ................. 24c and thc lb.
.5. Plate Corned Beef ........................ .- lac lb.
' Rolled Corned Beef ...... . .................. 28c lb.
' NATIVE VEAL
_ "i Veal Cutlet ............................. 33c lb.
:3 . Ru_mn Roast \ eal ......................... 24c lb.
Lom Veal Chops .......................... 35c lb.
' Stew Veal. solid meat ..................... 30c lb.‘
' Shank Veal .............................. 16c lb.
.- PORK AND LAMB
, ; RibLamb Chops ......................... 28c lb.
7 Shoulder Lamb Chops ..................... 30c lb.
. Stew Lamb ................................ 18c lb.
=‘ Home-made Sausage ....................... 34c lb.
Sperry & Barnes Link Sausage ........... 36c lb.
, Dlee Bacon .............................. 36c lb.
"‘ Salt Pork. lean or fat . . ._ ................... 35c lb.
. FRESH KILLED POULTRY
Fowls ................................... 40c lb.
‘ Market closes at 9 p. 111. Saturday.
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New Furniture For The New Year
Beta or single pieces for every room in the house.
omen FURNITURE.
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LIBRARY FURNITURE.
LIVERY TO ALL SURROUNDING TOWNS

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Extra Special!

15 CERTIFICATES FREE WITH EACH POUND BOX

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or BEAUX ARTS SUPERIOR CHOCOLATES SAT'IONE DOL.
LAR THE POUND BOX.

 

 

 

 

 

 

LAXA’I‘IVE BROMO QUININE Tab-5
lets remove the cause. There is on-
ly one "Bromo Qulnine." E. W.
Grove's signature on box. 30c.

OHICH§§EER surly—é:

pay you to look us over.

Sat. Jan. 3 1920 Sat, Jan 3 1920

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