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Schultze 8
Small Pork Loins
Smoked Shoulders
Calve’s Liver
Rib Roast Boned and
Rolled
if"
35c lb
<“x-\.\‘ -‘~‘<‘\‘~‘\-i‘~
eek End Special
25c lb Fresh Shoulders
230 lb Beef Liver
Frankfurts
32c lb Shoulder Pot Roast
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22c lb
12c lb
24c lb
18c lb
Shoulder Steak ....... 20c lb. Loin Veal Chops .....
Round Steak ......... 35:; 1b.. Veal Cutlets .........
Sirloin Steak ......... 380 lb. Bumps of Veal .......
Porterhouse Steak ..... 40c lb. Shanks of Veal ........
Hamburg Steak ....... 22c lb. Brisket Corned Beef . . .
Home-made Sausage .
30c lb. Forequarters Lamb 32c lb.
40c lb. Fancy Powls ......... 44c lb.
26c lb. Plate Corned Beef . . 12 1-20 lb.
16c lb. Fancy Roasting Chickens 48c lb.
10c lb. Swift's Premium Hams 36c lb.
.. 35c lb. Legs of Lamb ......... 40c lb. Corned Pigs' Heads .
All Kinds of Fresh and Canned Fish
. . 15c lb.
\“‘\‘\“.‘\.‘\.‘\.-\.“.‘I.-.
1-1-1-1-I-4-I-1‘ -,~,-
Republic Grated Pineapple 30c Pears
Molasses ......... - 2 cans 250 Tuna Fibs. large can ..... 400
............... 25c can Libby 's Sliced Pineapple,
We will make the best deliveries that the weather permits.
50c can
I
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‘ I BLUE RIBBON EGGS ............. 65c doz. GOLD MEDAL BUTTER ............ 72c lb.
I: BROOKFIELD EGGS .............. 74c doz. PURE LARD, 1 lb. pkg. ................ 320
3‘: 0 Cal . i
2.: The Best Fruits, Vegetables, Salad SpeCI ties 3
Si Fancy White Rice ..... 15c lb. Campbell's Beans . . 2 cans 25c Red Salmon .......... 30c can ‘
" Baking Beans -------- 120 lb- Lima Beans ......... 15c can Columbia River Salmon, .
3‘ Beef Ogllliess. """"" 2152" a“; Normanna Herring . .. 30c can 25c---40c can 3
‘V 08'me ’3 oups c ca Nor-manna Sardines .. 15c can Peaches ............. 40c can t
3, gfiifigfofifllecfzfif 5312(5): Boneless Pigs' Feet in glass Asparagus Tips 200-..35c can
S Snider's’Chili Sauce ..... 35c jars .................. 30c Vinegar ...... 12¢---35c bottle 3
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SCHULTZE’S SANITARY
PJOIWVZAIIIS U. 8. License No. 17.903.
”titanium TEAR
t UPRAIlRflAll LINE;
6. - llolslievist
TO INVESTIGATE ’
UNION FEUDIST S
BRIDGEPOR’I‘ VIS
tt‘ontinuead From llrst Page!
according to ”l"
here With
Chi
from; New York.“
police. who said they came
‘ " . ‘he
arozzo. piesidt nt of ‘.
Mike C . l‘nion.
SHANGHAI. Feb.
Th9 sympathizers in Siberia have so torn
(:3ng Street Sweepere' _. , ' l the Amur line
x . the kill- it tails and has a on: .
men could nm N fmmd 1“” Imp the tmntySiherian Railway that it
“1:. “Big Tim" will lake two years to repair it. ac-
\13‘:‘l?tzz?:u?d ‘tbOtlliff:e :3“... Em-igm‘alcording to (‘olonel J. L. Lantry. of the
. p a -- -
- - . .. ‘AI’IICI'ICBI'I Railway Mission to Siberia.
'> " "ii in labor uhinii tends. “my > . ‘ . i ( ’ he
chili I:1\1 but was “403““ 13“.. just who came to Shanghii early in "‘ca
arre~te ' . lwintei- on his way home to Am‘eii '.
mgh" to the 3Thai particular section of the ratio a}.
("eorze Kenny. SPN‘i‘lar-V . - . . e the care of
\‘l‘tlte's attorney. left for New York he said. had bein und 1'
the Japanese. ~ .
“\\'l..tt will happen in Stznrizt this
winter ‘ said “olonel l.autry. “is tei'»
l‘ihll‘ to t-(ntemplate. Thousands and
said to thousands of people, there are'going to
die of privation l‘liey haie worn
their only suits of clothing all summer
last nizhtto make an investigation.
He will ask the rid of the New \tirl;
police department.
Search was also instituted by the
police for “Tommy the “'op.”
lie :\ professional killer from Buffalo.
N, Y The polit-e .tniiouiict-tl the} ”“3 mm. h'ire nothing more.
wou‘d also im'estigzue n I‘lt“‘lll \IM' ' .‘ln ..‘pno of all that the American
by “HI‘UZZH to llostnii :lntl Brllgepo :.
Hid ('ro—s is tinili" there. and it is d
('onn.
iii mu ndous work." he added. “un-
t-ottzited numbers will perish from co‘.d
Hillll ltltiiL'tt', Till'l‘l' is no Warm cloth-
ing. nc l'oot\\'<:ir :intl \ery. very little
ford.”
MYSTERY MAN OF
MILLIONS CLAIMS
HARTFORD AS HOME
erson, has been in ciitiice of the actual
flan-ruling work attempted li_\ the .\m~
.eiirun railway experts. He has end.
(ll hi.» work in Russia. Formerly he
see at the same name. the mention of Wm: lirst us:istant to the~ \‘Il t-Api'est-
i he $28.tjt00.t)utl fortune. the claim of a dent of the Northern I'llt‘lllt‘ Runway.
PreSIdeut of the t’nited State: as :l. (‘olonel Lanlry said the Americans
istinguished forbear. particularly 4 liati made little improvement ot thv-
but. though he gives the president of Siberian lines. due to the many d if -
.' he Phoenix National. bank as l‘efer- culties encountered.
‘H‘otitinueuil 'l’rom First Page}
..enCt—lie fails to give the bztnk presifi “Semenoff. the (‘ossack leader tr:-
dent's correct name for thIli‘legruph» der Admiral holchak. who guarded
Lic inquiry. part of the railway in the (‘liiza tli.~«
—- ‘trictf‘ (‘olonel l.:inti'y said. "has been
{one of the many obstacles." ((ii‘li" x‘
LABOR WILL WAGE mi. .... t... .. p ..
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN (‘omninnder-in-(‘hiet' ol‘ the .' 29.1234 :1 i
armies.)
. “\‘i'hen l was on my‘i ,. t - 11' :in '7
hai." f‘olonel Lantry :itlt1 ~' "1 .... ,1
through Andrianovukzi. 2! H m“ re t
1}". ..xfl-miye paumvn and t1“. hpads (,f of the Manchurian border. and i ieaiii~
all departments of thp Federation. (Ed that just a few days beEtii'e Genera
It was officially stated that the cam- . 53’1Ppm’fi had ordered th mmju'lm’z
paign to be conducted in connection 0'. ..40 er'l:.Q‘f"ll‘..\‘ in that little town in :\
With the geenral elections, in Novem. “mill" ‘l“-‘~ . _ '
her, not only would be aimed at mem- Comm} ”3”” ““"WSM ”3" “”3?
here. of Congress. or candidates for est adm-v'nlton for the Russian raw
Congress. unfavorable to organized la- “‘3? workman. .. _ . ..
bor. but also unfriendly candidates for The) hf”? him" (”hm“) IO-‘ul- " '
President. Governor and for members declared. ‘ working for 'lIll'PP or too"
of State Legislatures. months Without pay. l‘ldan’On tops of
Every trade and craft affiliated with trains in hitter weather w'u‘ "NT" "
the Federation will be cai‘ed upon to whims" for “‘91)": "00”" clad and
take up the fight. in 93.91.). section ot" taking trams daily through realo'is
the country. and to exert every effort ”Yuk”! b" ”mupm “mm!“ “"d ‘1‘"
to elect only such public 03“.“th a: railments caused by e. hustle peasant.
(l'ontiuuead From I-l'rst Page)
army of organizers and workers would
be recruited for the campaign.
Every member of the presentllotIse
or Senate oflering for reelection who
have by their record shown an un-:
friendly spirit towards organized la-t
bor. it was said. will be opposed by the
labor vote. which Federation ofi‘lcials'
placed at about 4.000.000.
President Gompers presided at the
session today and there was the full-«
at discussion of the whole question:
Formal announcement of the Federa-‘
tion‘s plans was expected after the end ,
of the meeting later today.
Lantry declared, “the American Rail-
tway Corps. working with these men
could have rehabilitated the. railway
and made it a marve‘ of efficiency."
Colonel Lantry said It"- had found
the shelves of the sto 'uS in the larger
centers he had visited recently loaded
down with Japanese woods. “1 would
inot have been able to buy a single un-
used article manufactured by any oth-
er nation," he said.
Raw 30 pt
MANCHESTER. England, Feb. 6.—
;Lancashire cotton interests are so se-
. _ tn'onsly disturbed regarding the future
Th9 regular meeting 0‘ Lu1‘10m.supply of raw cotton. that a special
'Counc 0,! NJ L‘I‘AOI SHR 'MTW RDD3meeting of the Chamber of Commerce
Council. No. I. Q. U. A. M. will lief“; called recentlyhg consider "the
' . ’ ,se ous menace to t staple trade of
held this evemng at their rooms, 1’00 Lancasbire which may arise in the
-Mnshington street. It is hoped allievent of America's inability to supply
members of the membership commit? this country’s future demand for raw
. . .330“ . ,
tee will be present.
The meeting also adopted a resolu-
t BEE-kg. Fol; 8:311:21 inkling; immediate steps to promote the grow.
901'. . the 1098 “'9' l' cotton with th British E
Emperor. has been when mcifid “... in e. .. in!
3
(‘t‘rlllllt‘l Loot"); next to Colonel Em.
are favorable to the i-inci ice of or- r)‘. Through it all the ‘Rit’sia'n rai‘w
ganized labor 1t waspsaid {hat a vast reader has done his WOT : u“ m: the
4 ' » ‘ right kind of co-nn~i'atioii," (‘o'onel
- .' Lion calling on the Government to take ~
MARKET "‘
So. Norwalk
313W
. .9
-fi
__‘-
conference at New Orleans. and said
it must be remembered-if anything oc-
curred to interrupt materially the sup-
ply of raw cotton to Lancashire. the
business here Won't] be faced with
possible ruin and the whole country
would suffer. The speaker cited an-
thoritative reports regarding increas-
ed consumption in America and ch
creased production of cotton and said:
"it would seem that the growing or”.
cotton within the empire would [9-3
main one of the most desirable objects
which our statesmen could foster." 5
Sir William Barton. member of Par-
liament. proposed a resolution record-
ing a sense of danger of a future
shortage of cotton and urging the Gov-
ernment to take steps without delay to
advance by every means in its power
the glowingr of cotton within the em-
pire. lie thought Mespotamiti the
most hopeful spot to meet the needs
of Lancasliire. EKYW. he said. had in-
creased its acreage by 50 per cent. in
the last 23 years. but the total crop
had scatcely increased. and he expect-
Pd Vt‘l." little help from ltiditt.
' T. (‘rook thought the money spent
in trying to grow llritish cotton had
been, to a large extent. Wasted. and
that America was the mOst likely place
to increase the Lancashire cotton sup-
ply. Sir William Barton's resolut.on
was adopted.
Since the meeting referred to in the
foregoing. the British Empire (‘otton
(it-owing committee has recomtiieiided
that the British Board of Trade grant
£10,000 for five years to that commit-
tee to promote the growth of cotton
within the empire. The committee
stated that the British cotton indus-
try drew fourvfifths of its supplies
from the l'nited States. and said there
was eiidence of a wo:'.l :li'irtage 0f
(ottotl (‘ortident-e ‘ :i «xprt >.‘i“I by
the committee th'i i ' '-." p ‘r l te ‘ alres
were taken it \‘l',’ ii Ki.- ll.)“1ID:“ to
grew within tl' I‘ “.l" “:t \’. l'\' Tar.”
' ‘é‘lim'lioti of l‘i - l 1: I; ’n‘tllli ‘i .» "
:4 v .‘I it. a a, TIME TABLE.
Corrected to Oct. 6. 1919 '
score. moRWALK To NEW YORK
A. M.~ 1:13: (cxcep‘ hlondaysi.
3242:, 519:. 0103,6257: T‘O9x. 7'513.
itllix. 8:191. 8:59:. 9:39, l‘ir’331.
11:21:.
i’. M.——»l‘.‘.:.’lx. 12:52 (Starufoid
mlyi. 1:091. 1.2291, llzli'x, 4'32:
3227:. 5:40. 6:00: 6be. 6:49 tStam-
ford only). 7:0?x. 7:531. 10:071.
Sundays
, A. M.———1:18. 5:421. 5491, 8:59
I9:19:. 10:33:. ”‘03:.
P. l\l.—-l:09:. 2244:. 3'12:. 4:32:
{5:46, 6206:. 6:571. 7:021, 7:571, 9:19:,t
310:071. 10.40. 12:34:.
!
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l
3 l
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.-——12:101, 4:101. 5:30. 6:34
it001. 8:511. 9:151, 9:451. 10:50:.
P. ill—12:031. 12:45 (Saturdays
only), 1:061. 1:451, 2:151. 2:57. 3:301.
3:53. 4:23. 5:131. 5:28, 6:001, 6:03.
8:101, 11:15:.
Sunday. ,
A. M.—12:101, 6:00, 8:001. 9:00:
10:03:, 10:50:.
P. M.—12:10, 1:031, 3:351,
5:25, 6:001. 7:05, 8:101, 11:15:.
5:02.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M.—12:26:. 1:201. 6:401. 6:07
7:15. 9:191. 10:22, 10:53: (degeport) l
11:68:.
P. M.—1:20, 2:54 Bridgeport). 3:271.
(:28, 5:19. 6:211. 6:51, 7:081. 7:32
(Bridgeport). 9:251.
Sundays.
A. M.—12:261, 1:201, 7:43. 9-19:
10:19. 11:12:. 11:68:.
P. .M.——2:10:, 4:421,
6:48,
7:081. 8:231. 9225:.
6:33;
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. K.——12:101 (except Honda”).
4:421, 4:531. 5:50. 0:50, 8:05:. 8:80.
”41.1.. 11:00.
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.iam'maa onmava 3.1 $130!! 3'1:an
m. .. mw~
. WE ARE STILL DOING IT
Selli riees than our competitors. When
you buzyagg‘bzeab do not have to belt: pay for acade-
one else’s bad bills. We have no bills 0Tb t is
STRICTLI CASH anti: 1“ e uglier 3
E
0 DELIVERY.
one of the reasons why we. can unde til
“now LOOK AT THESE PRICES AT THE
NEW YORK MARKET
143 Washington St., So. Norwalk
55 MAIN ST.. NORWALK.
..................... 34c lb.
' ' ' 34c lb.
32c lb.
20c lb.
18c lb.
Porterhouse Steak
Sirloin Steak ..............................
Round Steak ........ - .....................
Shoulger Sntgakt .......... . ................
Shoul er as ..........................
Prime Rib Roast .......................... 28c lb.
Prime Rib. boned and rolled ............... 32c lb.
Bread and Butter ........................ - 30c lb.
Boned Rump .......................... -. . 28c lb.
Boston Rolls ............................. 20c lb.
Fresh Plate ................ - ............. 12c lb.
MILK FED VEAL 40c lb
Cutlets ................................... .
Loin Chops .............................. 35c lb.
Rib Chops ............................... 30c lb.
Rump Roast ............................. 28c lb.
Shoulder Roast .................. - ........ 25c lb.
STRING LAMB
Legs ............................... 32c—-38c lb.
Shoulders ........................... 22c—26c lb.
Loin Chops . .- ........................... 40c lb.
Rib Chops .............. ‘ ................ 30c lb.
Small Fresh Hams ................. ' ...... 32c lb.
Small Fresh Shoulders . . . . . . . . . . . . 22c lb.
Small Loin Pork ......... _ .................. 28c lb.
Pork Chops ............... - .............. 32c lb.
Home-made Sausage ...................... 30c lb.
S. & B. Link Sausaire ..................... 32c lb.
Fresh Chopped Beef ....................... 20c lb.
Corned Beef. lean. no bones ....... . . . . . . . . . 20c lb.
Corned Plate .............................. 12c lb.
Beef Liver ........................... -. .. 12c lb.
Fancy Fowls .............................. 43c lb.
33ch
leasing rice
ed Shoo ders
33c lb *‘ BACON
New lot of Dixie Bacon at a purse
for Saturday only. We also offer Sm.
at a real low DI'ICE.
Lean Tender Smoked Shoulders. lb.
Nucca Nut Oleo. the world’s best. lb.
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. lb. .. ............ 45c
Fancy Ceylon Tea. kmann quality. lb. . .' . . . 43¢
Rinso for Washing. no rubbing. pkg. ............ 9c
uaker Rofltd Oats . . . . .. ........... 2 ohm. for 25¢
orida Oranges. large Size. per doz. .......... 50c
Babbitl‘s Cleanser. the same old price ........... 5c
Large .luicy Grape Fruit. each ............... 10c
Blue Ribbon Brand Mince Meat. pkg. .......... 14c
Baker’s Fresh Grated Cocoanut. per can ....... 15:.
Shredded Wheat Biscuit. pkg. ................ 13c
The acme of perfection. White House Bakery
Products. Fresh Baked Hourly. Next to
Beckmann Grocery
P. H.—12:17:, 8:402,
31,331,918: ’
4:15. 5:10; ~
83 WaShington St. Phone 1405
VAN DYK
SPECIALS
322%.“... Butter 69c lb
Eggs 69c doz
Fresh
State
N ucoa
Nut
Swift
Oleo
Premium
34c 1b.. 3 lbs. for $1.00
Oleo
41c lb.
TRY OUR BEST
TEAS ' 50c lb
l l
Wonderful Value
James Van Dkao.
128 Washington Street
”may, FEB. 6, 1920
11..
SPECIALS AT THE
1,45 Washington Sir-eel.
We have them both.
R- _
' Washington Market 4
South Norwatk.I
Be sure and get the best for the lowest pricfs.
F
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l
‘ t
SPECIALS
Rib Roast Booed nIIRoIIed
Fresh Shoulders
Small Fresh Hams
Small Roast Pork
Small Smoked Shoulders
Chuck Roast
Rllllp Roast Veal
Boston Rolls
Newport Rolls
BEEF SPECIALS
Shoulder Steak .........................
Sirloin Steak -
B.&B.PotRoast . ....................
Rump PotRoast .................. . 25c an
FreshChoppedBeef.......-............
HorseshoePotRoast....--.............,
StickinIrPiece .........................
BeefLiver ..................... - .......
Pigs’ Liver .............................
LAMB SPECIALS
Shoulder Lamb Chops . ................ ,
Rib Lamb Chops ...................
Loin Lamb Chops ....... . .................
Stew Lamb .............................
VEAL SPECIALS
Veal Cutlet .............................
Stew Veal. solid meat . ..................
RumpRoastVed......-. ............ ‘
OTHEIISPECIALS
Bacon ..........-. ................
Bar-es
...........................
’lla-s
......
Dixie
Ends
......................
....................
Sperry &
Native Fowls .........................
Brookfield Em ..................... . .
............
.. _ .- --.“... ......— ...... ...... ..--..1.._..._._...._ _
W"
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MARKET CLOSES AT 9 P. M. SATI'RIH \ .
a,
l,
32c Ill ‘3
24¢ lb 1;
30¢ ll) .9
306 Hi t
he lb 3
“208 1,
256 lb l
lb 3‘
file lb 3
5.)“
...-lg
ant-tit l
Iiic lb.
9126 lb.
d ENC lb.
Ittc lb.
.‘lec [h
3w lb.
1-
.(W‘... '0 O o
-0
l-
(l
‘D <-' ‘CF ...
“Em
_. -.
__..___¢ 7-
SATURDAY SPECIAL
AT THE
BEST QUALITY.
on y) . . ~ ...........................
Butter---The Finest (hull: . 3 lb. ......
Libby’s Full Warn: (on. Null: .1! can .....
N.Y.StatePea alb..-.... .......
. 1V . Y . State Marrow beans. a lo. ...........
Extra Fancy Large Cal. Prunes. a lb. . . . .
9123ng Ra ..................
.:= orSeedless Tainan k . .........
Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Hon?- 2
5 Rye Flour .......
' an“ Fat-...... -------- s- - - -
ir an’s ' ‘
Swift’s Pride Laundrytgapoan
Pettuohn’s Breakfast Food. a kit. ....... .
Ounces-“Sweet and ' 1 din. .........
W
Meatse carry a fine
....-.................. 31b.
31-2lb.
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
i Sta
I 1’ '03“ Ill-I It. soon nonwanx
3 I‘ll It, '0me
PHONE 1990
69c ”HER—69c lb.
Best Eh MIT
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East Norwalk Cash Grocer }’
LOWEST my.
; GRANULATED SUGAR FOR OUR Cl’STtt \ ‘ ii
Grand'na’s Laure Size Pancake Flour (Todtt;
.— \
“a m ' 3 t';t;:~
........ 2 DI\L"- 5‘5
......... ‘1 bar» . 1'
............ 2 but» ‘ 1"
WI“ Shoulders and Sum ..‘l
East Norwaik
Marti Ruler- ‘ SM C0.
8
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ha- ‘_'
hit v.
. NT
.------—ya. r'
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35cd lb.
01..
69c 23c
'. 25c lh.
5-3 '.'::-:'.::::::°2' cans to. 25.
».
f? .. -..‘coocooooooov-
‘F .
.10c can
19cc”!
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