f FRIDAY ma, fill
fivqu l'lu Hm m‘aph Ito-Creations In-
IDI\U\.‘1PPX'
"“115 OF BliflADWAI'”
'sun I‘ in F0\ Trot;
and :\ I‘mldlI
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M inlrodurmz the
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«H11? l‘icl‘rc-ntlon.
vlhllml, "I (‘SIU You
also introduces
" 1;,. Ana M1I1zin the suc—
" ‘1 12 name.
dance P. e— —Crca.tions of
hose vs 16 like the flavor of the
Quentin their music. will like "Am-4
binu Yogi Man."
magnificent interpretation by Max
Fells'
same orgdnizatlon plays another fox
trot. “Calling." which is matched with
"Arabian Yogi Man."
a fox trot given a
Della Robbla Orchestra. The
Harry Baderman's Jazz Orchestra
is credited with three fox trots. in ad-
dluon to the selections played by them
already mentioned.
For You."
licvc."
actcristic tonic quality.
with the work or Radcrman.
berg's Riverside Orchestra and the
Green Bros
on the April ‘Blts of Broadwa}" with
Thcy are “All
“Dccnah.” and “Make Be—
all of them possessing char-
whlch goes
Lenz-
Noxeltx Band are also
"I Like It.’
“Come and Nestle In Your
Arms.’ ’aud “Siren of a Soutwn Sea.”
A lower of fox trots arm make no mis-
take in selecting an} of these.
There are four songs included in the
“Bits."
songs can be.
dinavla."
One of them. “Scan-
sung by a \‘auglex'lllc head—
l'mcr, Aileen Stanley. is a number that
no one ought to miss. The other.
"Strut. Miss Lizzie." sung by the in-
imitable Al Bernard. is a "coon" song.
which is a take-ofi on the dance craze
of the day.
The two sentimental songs on the
list are Mllargxe." sung b} Harve:
Hindermger and “In the Heart of
" uhich is glxcn by the 7
Dear Old Ital:
Metropolitan Quartet.
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SOUTH NORWALK’S
........
MME JEANNETTE
SOUTH NORWALK’S LEA DING
CORSETIERE AND GLOVER
JARED"
NEW MEAT MARKET ‘
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The National Market. Company will open their N( 3
Street. South '
Meat Market, at 24 North Main .‘(orwai‘C
~’ f C 01111., on Saturday, April 30th.
’ TO celebrate this event, we will Offer a number of Spe-
cially priced items, at. our Norwalk and South Norwali:
Markets. at practically wholesale cost.
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EXTRAORDINARY SALE
__of___.
CORSETS, HOSIERY,
BRA SSIERES, GLOVE
UN DERW'EAR.
u u "WM—1'1““
HOSIERY
$3. 65
.".‘7.$3.50
‘ ',.";‘f‘.$2.49
- .. {731.95
1' ‘ 181.25
. 89c
CORSETS
$1.35
Batiste Corsets $1.95
$3.00 Brocade or $2 49
Coulil Corsets 0
$4.00 Brocade or 2 95
S .
Coutil (‘Orscis
$100 Brocade. Satin or Coutil
$2.00 (‘Outil 0r
Batiste Corscts
$2.30 (‘uutil or
BRASSIERES
$1.00 Brassicres 79 c
Trimmed with lace
$1. .‘3 Brasmcrcs Trimmwl
“llll Nccdi c u or}; 89c
(lISign ..........
$3.00 Brnssiercs, All lace
:;:::;;:;:gz_:;. _. $1.95
BANDEAUX
$1.00 Brocade anlvuux 69c
$2.4M Brocade or Satin
Bumlcaux ..........
$1.35
Corsets $3195
1:! ............
M100 P ( llt or ”$4 95
l m: Yll t‘nrsms
BHySlifmrm Balulpaux . . $1.00
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MME. J EAN NETTE
56 SOUTH MAIN STREET
OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 10 P. M
___i SMOKED CALLIE HAMS. .................... 16c lb. .. jg
a SWIFT’S PREMIUM HAMS .. .............. .. .. 29c lb. gg
S LEGS MILK FED VEAL ...................... 28c lb. :3:
S g RUMPS MILK FED VEAL .................... 32c lb. gT-C i
’ ~ mm 1% , FANCY YOUNG FOWL ....................... 39c lb. gs-‘
j ' MILK FED ROASTING CHICKENS .......... 44c lb. 1
E; L' 'E"‘GS‘SPRING LAMB ........................ 35c lb.
Underwear TE: PRIME RIBS BEEF .......................... 32c lb.
1W .1 , —. FIDELITY HAMS ............................ 29c lb.
élk \ m .- $2 95 SINCLAIR BACON (squares) ................. 19c lb.
~ 1 $4 95 CHUCK STEAK OR ROAST .................. 18c lb.
, BOSTON ROLLS .............................. 22c lb.
. , - . BROOKFIELD BUTTER ...................... 44c lb.
”3“}: “b.1919”? STRICTLY FRESH E" ;S .................... 35c doz.
“'90 5"“) ”3'9” BRICK (‘HEESE .............................. 32c lb
) I " "‘vw“
SUMMER WEIGHT IRI:\T LARD ................................ loc lb. _ 1-.....
11\10\ FSLIFS 5 So. N orwalk Market Norwalk Market
>100 31-50 31-75 24 NO. MAIN STREET 71 WALL STREET
Phone 1717 Phone 1873
LONG SILK
(IL( )‘VES “wags? :[urgfps or M51? m’ AME‘WCA
$1.79
MARKET COMPANY
VA Ll ' E A LL TH E TIM E.
ODERN GROCERY COMPANY
DO NOT LOSE SIGHT OF THE FACT THAT YOI'R GROCERY REQI‘IREMENTS (BE THEY LARGE OR SMALL) MAY AL-
.‘WAYS BE I’I‘RCHASED MORE ECONOMICALLY AT ONE OF OI'R STORES THAN ANY OTHER- PLACE IN TOWN: OUR NONE): BASK (ilkAR-
ANTEE BACKS I'P THE QUALITY OF E\ ERY ITEM “E SELL. IF YOU ARE IN AN} WA) DISSATISFIED “1TH A II R( HASL. 1-
W ILL REPL.‘A(E THE ARTI( LE IN Ql ESTION OR RETI RN YOUR FL LL l’l R(HASE I’thE
\\ ITHOCT Q1 IBBLIN G.
This Bulletin Gives You An Excellent Idea of the Values Our Patrons Enjoy
WHITE GRANULATED SUGAR
Lux - - lOchI
g. l Karo -
11c can [Trix -
Per lb. 70
9cpkg.
18c pkg. lJcll-O - - 10c pkg. [Crisco 17c lb. can L Zap
Pure Lard -
- 2 lbs. 25c
Soaps
MOGROCO BLEN D
COFFEE
The Greatest Cofiec
Value in Town
lb. - - - 29c
-. 5 Bars 29c
Kirkman’s, P. & G. “'hite Napfha, Fels’
Naptha, Star
MEATY
CALIFORNIA
A Limited Quantity of
SWEET
CORN
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR
OUR BUTTER
Prunes 2 lbs. 19c l
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, 3 lo doz.
N E\\' BERM EDA
Blue Jacket Brand 4 CANS Onions - - 3 “)5. 15C
FANCY NEW
25::
3lbs.150
$ 1.1 3
(ill; Dbl
FORMOSA, OOLONG
or MIXED
TEA
- 25c
Potatoes
_
“I ham rcdmed our price onl} —NOT our qualin. This is
24 1-2 lb. Sack
abmlulI—l \ the highest scoring Blntcr mone3 can b113tSmll
-... 47c 1b. I
Nut Butter - - 24c lb.
FIRST
PRIZE
lb.-
” NATIONAL 1
‘L L LUNCH 16 lb. CCCCC SODA CRACKERS, l4c b.
f. ~. .- pANY c COMPANSIy
mall Wra Loaf .................. 9c
If Iou could visit our bake shop you would be impressed by the modern, 1% e Breadpped ‘ ' . ' ‘ '_ ........... 9° . .
sanitary methods we insist upon, and by the high quality of the material we y “7 ----- i” “f ‘5c
use. You Would understand why our bread has that inimitable flavor, why Large rapped a .................. _ g ,
it is so full of goodness, why it is the finest; food you can give the children:
Old Fashioned Hearth Bread .......... We
OUR BREAD
TASTY
CRISR
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RICH
Norwalk Chronicler