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\t'iilianr H. in; ..rher “cut hisgwri
urhilc at work :i‘ 'fcw days ago. “ R"
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.‘.!:'. and Mrs. l’v' r Shund have hN‘n
{nun-taming Miss Ashe Saundrl's of
(is. .-.Iwich. .
.‘uli‘. and Tll‘s. Tl‘nm' \lillm‘ ('lil"l‘~
~calm-d a numrwr 1» gm sis lasi we it a:
:e Ti-ir hnmi- at ‘Jorniun Heights.
lit-Cur livll. “Mn is studiizxg :I‘. whit}
lips l‘Ixcto‘r Academy. is at home for a.
few (Isiys. suffering: from a severe cold.
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‘Llrs. C. 1). mm. ”r um King's
Exhway has returned from a visit to
her daughter. Mus. lialph C‘. Dates. of
flew Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Hutch haw‘l
fen entertaining Mr. and Mrs. G.
Willard Embrey. jr.. and their son.
' Bruce, of Bridgeport.
Miss Dorothy Morehouso llns hum:
at home with her parents. Mr. and;
Its. Alfred Morehouse. for a. week's;
“cation. i
Miss Raymond teacher of the sixth
grade at Center School has been ill
tor a. few days. and during her absence '.
Miss Catherine Mason has acted as
substitute. '
Drugglst S.-M. Allen. who has been
seriously ill for many weeks with an
sii‘rmmt caused by defective teeth. had
2353 test of the troublesome molars re-
nun'eu this lweeK.
.‘Iliss Vanderwerken, the trained
“use attending George D. Tillcy or
”dies: Avenue. was called to Stamford.
I . l x‘vw days ago, by the serious illness
nor lather.
George Bennett has returned to his
«Tudios at the Choate School at “'all»
;..ngford. after having spent the:
'I'hanksgiving vacation with his moth- ;
"if. Mrs. ll. K. Bennett. of Old Kings
lfi‘ghway.
Frank Schleuter .of thlsrtown. who’.
Jess been in the navy for the past two
'wm us. and is now on the U. 8.8. Con- l
gnor. enjoyed a short Iurlougn this
xve- .t with his mother.
, 'The Gill Agency. which maintained?
«entices in the Review Building, Darleu.
and also in the Noxon Block, has (-108-
Bad the offices thnpmax-lly. Mrs. Wit»
Mm u. Ueckley Is now at the lulul
snore. in New York and I". l.. H. (till;
‘3 at Leona. l\'. J.. for a short St:l).'
From there he will go to White Sui-l
.phur Springs to take the “cure." The
"Gill Agency is negotiating now for o.
(fa—sitc- for a. business block to be erected ,
., a Main Street. Darn-II. wal s.u......]
. house offices. with liting apart I
. wnts above. l
The audit-um- that lward (‘aptl
, .rgLnt \Villimns. for se-v‘rral Mars ”1‘
barge of the Bureau of Missing lu-r. .'
sons of the New York l’oliu- lh-lml'l— ;
ment. relate how many 01' lllt' hush l ,
so: with which llt.‘ has bt‘t'll ('(Illt'l'olllml ‘
have been solved were tut-aiml in.
many thrills “'(‘dnvsdai night. at tin
Enrich M. E. Clllll‘i'll. 'l'lli- lt't'llll't"
was illustrated with Slt'lUlllll‘Ull slidv‘si
.1hir'h added great], to its iIItvrI-MJ
m: ml the "lost I't-Inznrlmlult: m” tho:
:pt‘l‘iv‘lit'PH related was how “Imm-S
.2 «Jim but. a. skull lN'illlllg sen-ml:
n15 which prom-(l that a llllll'tlt'l‘ lllltl
..tu ‘i runimiilt-(l. “ht-n tlw skull wasl
uh.- .Ight up ll‘nln iin- nuns bed altm'g
r’uu years. Capt. \K'Iliiums told lll)\\'.!
while puzzling I:‘."l' llit‘ nustrr). hI-i
had rubbed his hand across his own
Smells-ad. and realizing how thin tin--
fin and tic-sh were tin-r0. had felt
other parts of his own l'ut'r, and with
the suggestion that thui l‘iashvd‘
.across his mind. had built up a race
flor the skull, of plusticinc. which was
.110 realistic that it led to lllt‘ man's
utdentification and the arm-st m' Hu-
suurderers.
$03me MAYOR 0!“ FALL ““1 ‘.l‘
‘ . DEAD.
FALL RIVER. Mass” lit-C. 3.—-vlir.
John W. Coughlin. former mayor of
Wills city and prominent in ])(‘n|(l('l‘illl"
:Stnte politics. died early today at'tI-r
:3. long illness. He was 6Q years old.
Dr. Coughlin, who was born in Vail ‘
liver and had always practiced lu-ru,
ital-3 graduated from the Cullo‘gl of
Physicians and Surgi-ans. in Halli»
”more. in 1885. He served four tI-I'ms-
1‘5 mayor. from 1891 to 1895. and in-
218116 became Chairman of tln- lhimu- -
.matic State committm'. l“i\‘¢- .w-nrs,
ihtm' ho was his purl:.".~. candidate rm l
ILac-.utenunt-Governn:- ”1' was ll. "11‘!“—
ifier of the JMmOK'l‘anll‘ Slutc commit-
:&e from 1901 until last June.
During the war Hr. (‘nughlin Hf‘l‘\'~
van] in France on the Frothingham
.misslon. which cared for New Eng-
3.1m} service men. lie is survived by
one sister. Miss Helen Coughlln, 01'
this city.
GOLDSBORO IS ()l'll'l’l‘ TODAY. '
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RALEIGH. N. 0. Dec. 3..—Golds:
fiorough. where a mob last night
stormed the 'Wuyne county court
mouse In an unsuccessful attempt to
«obtain flve negroes on trial for the
murder of a. white man. was guarded'
Wang tby a. msghlne gun company at
;, roops. he town was r
. toobe. quiet. , eported
no man was wounded~durln last
nights attempt to storm the 3court
> louse. which was defended by a hand-
:Iul of citizens. Col. John D. Lang-
‘_ :mn. one of the defenders, said the
f. .m wounded was hit by a. bullet.
fired by a; member of the mob, and
that the court house "zérrlson" did l
not return the are from the crowd.
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To the Public:
After careful consideration of the lessons taught by many years of
experIence, In retailing food supplies, I have come to the conclusion
that the most economical and sati sfactormnethod of Conducting a 4
busmess of this kind is “THE CASH and CARRY PLAN.”
'Ijherefore, beginning Monday, December 13th, 1920, The Schultze
SamtarvMarkets WIll Inaugurate a policy of retailing the best of 4‘
Meats, FISh, and other food supplies FOR CASH ONLY.
To assist those who take advantage of our WEEK END SPE-
CIALS and buy several days’ supplies on the‘one order, I will deliver
orders totalllng $2 or over,within the city limits, free of cost.‘
Very truly yours,
OSCAR F. SCHULTZE.
- SCHULTZE’S WEEK-END SPECIALS
Pork Roasts ............. 25c lb. Fresh Shoulders 1 lb
WIlson’s, .Certified Hams...32c lb. Smoked Shoulders . . . 22:11);
Legs Spring Lamb ..... .. .32c lb. Legs Winter‘Lainb. .. ..... 20c lb.
Shoulder Steak ...... .. . . .18c lb. “B. & B.” Pot Roasts. . . .28c lb
Erbgggsts, boned}? rolled.34c lb. Prime Rib Roasts ..... 20c-‘30c lb:
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Hamburg steak 20c lb.
Rpm‘im‘k 0000...... 3001b.
Sirloin steak . . . . . ..... 32c lb
Porterhouse steak 350 lb:
Rump: of veal ........ 28c lb.
Legs of veal .......... 18c lb.
Loin veal chops 34c lb.
Veal outlet 38¢ lb.
W cornedboef 10c lb.
Plateau-seabed ..... 12c lb.
Bump corned beef, 28c, 320 lb.
Beef liver ..... 16c lb.
_NATIVE DRESSED '
gXa‘EANgENS RABBITS ........... 211%?) 32%?
? TIVE DRE ........ ..
FANCY TURKEYS SSEDCHICRENS """"""""" 3333'
Dixie Bacon ............. 30c lb. Brookfield Eggs ........ 75c doz.
Spare Ribs ...... . ........ 24c lb. 'Smoked Beef Tongues. .55c lb.
Sinclair Bacon ........... 28c lb. Brookfield Butter . . . . . .65c lb.
THE BEST FRESH AND CANNED FISH.
Loin Lamb (‘hops ........ 35c lb. 'Squire’s Sausage ......... 40c lb
Pork Chops . . ., ........... 28c lb. " ~
SHOULDER POT ROASTS . . . 89““? .L.a.mb """""" lsaglg'
ALi.‘ KINDS OF FRUITS, VEGETABLES, SALAD SPECIALTIES
SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES ................. . 30c-50c-60 dozen
Fancy Grape Fruit 3 for 25c (‘
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gigggeggnons ._ ......... 20c doZ’.’ Yellongurnips ..... . : : ...... 43: ll;
Apples . .es .......... 3.d‘l::c2q5t. lgative Onions . . . . . . . :{llb‘ss 10c
Celery ...................... 12c Stall: Carsmps ................. 6clb.
Fancy Head Lettuce. . ..2 for25c Narrots ... .. . . . . . . .. . .. .. 6clb.
‘ . ative Spinach . . .
Red Cabbage ......... . . . .7c lb. Sweet Potatoes . . . 63%.?5:
:SCHULTZE’S SANITARY MARKETS ““1
N orwalk. South lfilrwalk. Westport. Bridgeport.
.~ FRIENDS.
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PORTANTNOTLCET ]
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Corsctiere and Glover ,
PRE—HOLIDAY' SALE
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CORSETS HOSIER‘Y
. $2.00 Corsets ;_§:.T_:_ 5139 $3.50 Pure Tin-«ml
' ' Silk Hosiery ..
$2.50 corsets (-2. .‘, a ‘0 . $1.95 $3.50 WWI Spill'l
$3.00 Corsets ... . . . . $245 ' Hosiery ........... .35;
_ _ $3.00 Wool Sport
$400 Corsets .-_~ - - -- 32'9” ’Hosicry . . . .
ssow corsets — 0.1-1.0:Iz- 33-95 $1.00 Silk ltiSll‘
Hosiery . .
$6.00Corsets.......... ..’ ' ‘
" “$4 9.), Children’s lltislt‘i}. 7:3. ._,p
$7.90 Corsets ....--. . .. $5.95 Infants’ Hasier) 3‘»: up '
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Brassicres Gloves Underwear
$1.00 llmssieres 79c $4.00 French Kid $3 59 ”98““1‘“ 7" $5 9_
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$1.50 Brassieres ..... $1 15 $2.50 Chamoisctte $1 95 t‘h-nc u 3
. gauntlcts'...” . ‘ - High? , ~ _ v4.9 ..."
$11” Brmlflm on... o e $1-89 $51K) (‘l‘t‘r‘rn‘ 1'
$2.00 Chamoisctto.$l 49 Emvlupc “l 49
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glo"es ......OO
Bandeaux ...... mm... 79c $539.11???" 9:3 9'
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$l.00 Bandeau: 79c $1.25 Children's 79 C..r'wr~ I: ;- ‘ . ‘
22.00 Bundcaux .. ..... $1.45 Elwool gloves . c n s- . ., I’ ,. ~ \
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- A- Huge variety of Toys—In Fact. I
Everything to Make the Kiddies H 8993" §
DOLLS . ” nun:s
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of. every descflptlbu. dressed and mung): lg“: ”“11.th Mechanical 'l'tn's
undrm' m. “a m]- '“h China and Aluminum tea 'pets Friction T‘Ws
and without Instr. , sewin; and minus; ecu Tremor!
Automobiles. Vebcipedea. Express Wmmvkiddie Kore, and £00}ng ..r amber
fascinstingmtoys too numerous to mention. Co'meinsnd seethem.
Fortthldcr folks Wombolgmm of men Gifts. Here's Just a. Fm m
A to You. here Are My Here.
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V cm”“' - 3°"? Bow" Silver. Nicki-l Plat-Kl .
Blend Pans .' m Ware
Pie ml Cho l . Casserole in Nickvl
malty Diebes . ' _ : 2°35. 59" s I“ . .
Custard Cup. - Cracker and Chevst‘ ~
. c.” p.“- . ‘, ‘ ._-. ‘30"? Get- ’ Ash Trays
t” “‘5 «Ore-In Sets M M Smoking Sets
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mugs... A” ”x“
“3°“ ENDANGEBED B! m ' . - : A. 4 .
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‘m of ' '- 0 b0: . ' km;- oolloctlnz or to "m. m . m, r ' * ' ' ~ .. .
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