Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, June 17, 1921 · page 8

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flowing tin: by?! gI-Inc.
ta wcrt- run off.

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W. with- NIIY‘WIVlL{-Ht'l‘0nil and the 'my ”.9; I” this n.5,,“ m and u“. oystm—
lnl flrulnmtrs. third. Sil'v‘or yer. u...“ an. “ynymng (hpir nah-t gritting
‘1‘": “1“ “01'?th 'l,l'lll l'Vlt'll :liIIi lVIIVV‘iiiIILE lnio IIII
P fnl "‘ u.'s ““9 m" "'V"“‘ "" ’\'.'f‘. l; III' flllll'ig‘ tlIIVlr buds in condition
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w H— “V' "HV"" Wl‘h “’7 J. “V! lTIIl (‘UlIlllllf‘llS In"; somewhat dif—
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Thy. for IV numlmr 0' years hack and tho
0. shot put was IVIIptIII‘I-Il by llr. Oistf‘rmun an. m0“. hopollil of catch-'
'anerg. L-l' l'V‘iViV—I' l'tlll. “ll“ ”"V inI: L'ocd sq‘t than they have been for.
‘ In. of Nrw York. sm‘ond. u. long timc. -
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Haldwiil Ila-9d (Ls IIln—
SPOTl

\‘...i won by (lr.I-.V«

‘oilnwlzu; th0 sports prIucI'IIII, thc

iovm shou- IPinntVr was NIVVVI’IVIL
.finifi wiIII h (l' lIV er IiIIInIVIt in the
“’7' of story tIllIng. singing ItIV was
{niulII-Ii by tho IV:InlIuI: IIIII‘IIVIt—
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told

car It

in In.
the 0

spaw

cILEIVlI
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and plant thIVsuV
cox-t of thousands of dollars. which is

this big game of chance.
weather and water
conditions ,stIIIl-I the condition of the
ion a:

to put up
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v T.

the oystermen "dl‘,"
year and clam, barrow, cultivate
beds with shells at a

ct simply u. prciiminary ante in
Every year
istcrmvn not-V

and form an opiu-
('Yl!’.:lt‘(‘5 are at
usually they dc—
tlzut tlIIV on. y way to be sure is
ich antc and take thIV
IV. This _‘.'f(.'l" is no dimV rIV nt than

hing oyuuvrs
to what tlII-
lm: IV. 8.1, ill!“

or "”13“" ein-IIiing our :I Ion: tI rm of years.
”fur“! .Is thc l IIitPIi States lhIrrVnII of lV‘iehc rics!‘
Vhit-a prow-n (lull. tlIIV
Amug» for C.Ill‘l?llll: 0) I‘M-r IVIths :IrIV.
lly Illl;

good~

InlitiVuof nIIIiIIrIIi stock for

lIrOIVIitVrs sn plau‘IIl as in (icIII'IVr tlIIVir

lop-etc "When II: but you
don t lucceed. try. try again" end so
~Ienrdlecn‘ot previous eez- hacks and
disappointments,

I-ssI-ntluls nIVIVer- .

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

DICK, THE 006.

"What were you making such e tuna
for?" asked Master Pix of Dick. the
dog

“I heard you just now " Hester Pig
continued “and I didn't see why you
were making such a noise and suchV
a (use on a hot day like this."

“I will tell you." said Dick. "I w“
protecting the house and the people
in iL

“Some one. came
stranger. you see."

l “i didn't see the stranger."
. Master Pig.
' “But you see what I mean?” naked

along. some

 

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said

Dick. .
l ”Oh yes. oh yes, grunt. grunt." said
Muster Pig.

“l didn‘t know whether this stronger
was going to be friendly or not and I
always Wynt to protect the house and
» the people. They are good to me and
I want to be good to them."

“You're very noble," grinned Mll-

 

 

spnwn to (run Hts which will curry 1'
(”.r :I l‘ hwiu pIVI-IIIIrI-Il to catch the. tel" Pl“. "1 immune you enjoy bean
su-t “'urm watcls so that thIV lnIVIVIi-‘ 80 noble."
Il‘H “ill IlIVI'IVlIIp tlIIVir spnwr IJIIII in “That Is a way creatures have 0‘
tho" suIerl :Imi ll"ll\"" il V: IIV. l'lm‘ talking to others who do somclhing
I‘m-rs. IV:IIVIV:\inI: norm-IV :ImonvmV 0’ unselfish and which they want to ex.
"“3 “1”?" (""ITH‘H-V :I'q‘wilxl"; :lIi‘llez-tofl: ruse iIIeInsNIcs of doing' anythinl un-
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IIL-Vl'.‘ of .’t u- \VI-rI- winter and tho III- or ”Hug noble. It '3 VOW (“"1005-
Imlzu (I! IIV.-II_I (If their nIItIIrIIl IIIIVIn.‘ "When ’30“ tell me 1 enjoy being
w... ; noble I can‘t quite ngrec with you.
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, cm. I v
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in V. VVI-I I IIIVII III-nun \IIllI it [In III-Illa» '

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honm lI.I\rV III-VIII (‘i'ltl III-Ii IIIIV. IIISV of
l)"‘ l'lKlllllSllOll lollImlIIiV.
tour.

—————______

I: Sacred

_ Heart (l“V(lllV‘Ill§~‘ will he
_ Vld at. 7,.‘20 o‘clock tonight :1!
d , ary'n church

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Mr llanIIr .llHO l‘illll‘ll"llltllll0ll to
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Adv

larger cutlsi l’t' -

 

crtise In the Sentinel.

 

4‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

GRAND
OPENING

V: - “ of. thq :‘V‘u.

.I‘SAI.‘. .5

CHICKEN
MARKET

4' . 22 Woodward Ave
NEW MANAGEMENT

 

Special Sale for Saturday
Roosters . 22c lb.
:{Fowls 38c lb
_ ”Young Roosters.. 27c lb-
; -lgonl Cloning and broccoli.

rneueLI-vmv. mi:

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South Norwalk
Live Poultry

SATURDAY, JUNE 18
Young Pullets.y;_.-. 65c lb.
Roosters . . . .....y_~.-
Spring Roosters ..
Fowls ...‘......._.-,......,
Egg . . v." n. o til-j 27c 302'.

"l on um- I stand out in front of the
house nIIIIy to pruicct the house. end
to huvc a good look at the stranger."

“I then know that the etrengcr wu-
IIil right and was only asking II quea-
lion.

“And thcn my mistress called out
and said that this was the right road.

"I‘M-n l mused my tall at the

' stranger to show that l was friendly.
‘ And to show that l knew the nimnmr

meant no harm I kissed the atmnger‘l
hands as he pulled me so nicely.
"And when he was on his way of!
l wufgod my in“ III: he do" to tell
him l wished him a pleasant Journey.
“'l‘he fuss I was making was the
lurking l was doing at first In cue
the stranger wasn‘t friendly."
"Oh I 599." said Master Pig.
you made friends. did you?"
“Yes." said Dick. the dog.
like friends!
i lensely."
I like food." skid Master Pig. '1
also enjoy a rest on a hot dily. I‘ve
been having a nice cool sleep under
this big apple tree and the ground was
$00 and cool too. You woke me up.
lgk. by barking"
"Bow-Wow, m sorry " said I) ck.
“Oh no matter." said Master ii
"ll was (type for me to get up to here
my mld~aftern00n meal. "
What Is that?" asked Dick.

6080

“And I
Bow-wow, I like then

 

 

Market

SPECIALS FOR

 

.- 23c lb.
28c lb.
380 lb.

Guaranteed Good

I

Abramscn

 

 

“That‘s the ineal l have in the mid-
die of the afternoon of course t.
'grunt.“ eatd Master Pig. “I feel a co
' and refreshed an _d for it now.
I but on can do i 0 work of zuardinfi
It (I ouse and the people. liq-tor

P5 has other things to think about
an cannot be bothered like tint."

w-wow. on have another th
.30 [Btglnk nbo t." grinned Dick. 3::
ex. ‘And that thin; in food!”

 

Denim Turn. ' '
Grandmother had been talking to
tour-yoer-old Mary Ellen about b.-

“In“? so euilg. After the
little hugh-l listened a few min
(59 thOUKhtt tithe to tell of Sofie

WWQ wannabe-aid: “I’l-
tW’ my dolly got stepped on and
broken and I didn't cry e bit or scold

“any... IIV. “2.32;“ y

Mctccniotheenu‘btenln‘w
“SEEM!“ .

mother,
who on your dolly
Quill; elm ed.

mi“:

 

Rum III are m urn-I

 

-the mass of girders and frame work"
Jen (1min; first. Before
Vworkmen had been able t

:with considerable force. but all were

‘Vcen not help you.

run Elf-LA
inew flat brace being built new:
the Connecticut .Rlver here collapsed
yesterday. A working party

 
 

twee :y three men were on It when it :don,

'went int? the river. but all were saved
Those in charge e'ald that the

was due to the napping under water were Blnn F‘elnen on
a! piles that. were set to carry a much the li-Inh Self Determination League.
whicn Nine were arrested
The official police etuement says:
“All the men arrested give Icon! Id-

helvier load than that under
'thcy failed. The bridge spanned the!
river from Brattleboro to Island
l’ark..N. H" and measured 380 feet.

PUD) A feed

reu —- uhpdzn W
cutting ohnllwnymd 3'!le wine and
or burntnz of 51ml cablnl around Lou
“tended by violence against
signalmen. was carried out during last
collapse night by men who the police declared
d Inelbere of

 
 
 
 

canned BtchI’e car to overturn.
0

RIM-
RRIDGEPOR'I‘. June 17.-——In a. find-

ing Issued today. Cor-one Phe'hm an—
nounced accidental dent in the case
of William 8&1“. 21. of RId‘PflPId.

who war killed in an auto accident
June 3 in Rldnneid A tire blowout

road Iocomotiw

were closed last New r
lt_c pcriod.
dred mcn out or wmk.

ls suffering from dei . I
to a report made In .i_\ I..
eer Vl'iiliam J Tr; r.

. WESl SPRING
t7.-——'l‘he 1308“)“

PlPlJi, \lrlsr

throwing

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began to tip to Ithe north the cacti
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Msp 'll’l Il crashed Into the stream.
wcrc thrown in all directions

able to swim about until bouts rescued
thcm.

 

ST. LOUIS NATIONALS “KANT VICK.

 

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Jump 1'].—
ijcnry Vickmar catcher or the Um-
vcrsity of Michigan baseball II-um. has
received an offer from Manager
llrunch illckcy. of thc St, Louis Na-
tionals, according to word rccclvcd
here.

 

 

 

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Schultze’s Week-End Specials

 
 
 

 

 

Shoulder Pct Rousts.-.
Small Loins of Pork. . . . ..
“B. & B.” Pot Roasts. . . ..
Plate Corned Beef. . . . . . ..

.14c lb.
.25c lb.
.24c lb.
7c lb.

Shoulder Steak

. .......... 15c lb.
Fresh Shoulders . . ....... .lSc lb.

Rib Roasts, boned & rolled I 35c lb.
Prime Rib Roasts ..... 22(‘-32(' ll).

 

 

FANCY FOWLS

...............-o.-..............

420 ll).

 

SMALL LEGS OF GENUINE SPRING LAMB

Fares, Gen’ e Spring Lamb. .20c lb RibLamb Chops

Loin Lamb Chops . . . . . . . . .48c lb. Stewing Lamb.

. ...... 33c H).

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380 ll).

. 120 ll).

 

CALVES’ LIVER . :. . . .45c lb. 5 BEEF LIVER .....

..-

HIV ll).

 

Veal Cutlets . . . . .

7-

N ATIVEE VEAL AT LOWEST

Shoulder Veal' . . . .. . ..20c lb. Rumps of Veal
RibVeal Chops ...........28clb

45c.....lb.

PRICES

Loin Veal Chops
tewing Veal

ShanksofVeal ._.......'..10clb.

SINCLAIR BACON.. . . . . .15c lb 1 DIXIE BACON
\VILSON’S CERTIFIED HAMS. t

. .25c ll).
. .380 ll).
. .15c ll).

.22c ll).

. 320 lb.

 

THE BEST FRESH AND CANNED FISH

 

ALL KINDS OF FRUIT, VEGETABLES, SALAD SPECIALTIES

 

 

NORWALK—39 Main St.

Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

Wash. St. and R. R. Ave, SO. NORWALK
' WESTPORT—BLACK ROCK—BRIDGEPORT
mnrs‘onosn’ IIVIV noon (STANDARD Tun) masons

 

 

 

 

Nolector Records for l
- Juno

A. J. Collins Co.

 

NEE SUGAR!

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lV‘rcc sugar is found in nature no
oricncr than In t grocery store—end
yct it has become a very impomnt
item In the human dII-t. in nature
thlV luxnre are always round combin-
ed with othu- elcmente which bel-
ane ”mm; but the rennin; proceu
count“; in taking out these other
elements, which III-I- themselves to-
certinl to lite. and In some cases the
refining urcnts are distinctly antes-
onlstic to the promise. of autumn-
“on.

The outer: found in honey. wheat.
muons. the fruits nnd the moat: are
in cxilctly the form for food. but re-
fined sugar is a newcomer on the
mcnu. and pracnt- a new problem.
(mr bodice nre very conservative end
their methods of construction and
preservation have been followod with
very little change for hundred] of
thousands of years. The modern
chemist is able to dclude all five of
our senses. but In many cones his
most expert work [I rekcted u I
botch by the million: 0: Cclll which
make up our bodice

Modern food acts up fermentetlonc
which even after their hundreds of
thousands of yrera’ experience. ere
new to our bodies. and In men! coc-
oa our bodlel are unable to continue
tc'neutrelize the acids thus thrown
off. In this connta‘nt Itrunle. the
teeth Inner severely.

Teeth are primitive In their testes:
they like rough exercise and unleu
they are pretty thoroughly exercised.
they do not Bemand their share or
the bodily nourishment. Thus ct the
very time that our teeth are tending
to build themselves less massively
than in former generation; they are
attacked by acids with which they
are not prepored to cope.

The enamel of the teeth in one of
nature‘- mater-piece: end there ll no
acid In fresh fruits. menu. Inflatables
or mine which can bro-.1: It down.
but there are ecide in certain ter-
menmtions which can do this. and
once u start has been made. netnre

There is little doubt the: eventually
the hen-en chemist will improve on
neture in food products. on be line

 

femur-inw- .m

rlready done in other fields. but dar-
ling this transition“ period. the den-
Itut in a. poultive necessity. Friend-hip
11 o. preciouo thing. end we here no
better or more loyal friend. then our
on teeth—co long. a the! ore bound.
The dentist will how your teeth
may. he under m use the el-
hchmcnt between you as her teeth

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Luv. .
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s310fiBelow‘Last'YeaI-Vs Price

The new and powerful organ-
ization has seen to it that the

good Maxwell saves more, in first

$31o: since last Septembez=

goodness that Is making it pop-

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' cost a?well as after cost.

ufllr ‘ .VJg‘v

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but it has given the car

{\y.
has 1hmnot only reduced prices

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a. new

ular by‘proving it profitable;

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Fitch, 63’ Baker

142 SOUTH MAIN STREET

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PHONE 2269

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