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9. IDAY, 'OCT. 7. 1921
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EAST NOR WALK
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\...-ll\lli‘ u an busily engaged in re-
” chm .1... TM. Notch bakery build
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...u “than. ..xl-uue and Van Zamll
' “(‘1 f
'. z . il:~il"ll business- and sewing meet-
;rr, ct' lli- Womans’ Auxiliary of
( biz-3 eburoii was held yesterday af-
‘.-i:1.‘0.i ..t the church.
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.A l‘~‘§rllltll' monthly business meet-
m., of tin Adult llihle class of the
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at.
h
a: avenue M. 1%. church will be held
rhe church this evening. All mem-
..a are asked to attend.
'l‘roop No. 6. I}. S. A.. will hold its
regular weekly meeting this evening.
J'iast avtnuc preparatory
“P
\N'orkmcn are digging up part of
to laying :1
wer there.
Tb" First mmling 01' the Boys’ Club
of Christ Church was: lll‘lll last evening
in tho church parlors. The lnt‘eting
Mas: “ell atlcnded. Plans for the fall
and “inter “’t-i'p discussed. and an—
nouncement of them will be made
lulu”.
l; ~v. James Howard Bil-lish, of
5:.» Trinity church. llrooklyn. will
‘c, lr an address at Christ church
. writing, his sul-Ji-ct being. “The
_ and the community." Rev.
I" --lish is a forceful speaker nnl
, \po-ctcd that there will he many
_~.. “ill attend. Following the talk
‘5 pill he a parislf conference at
x mm discusion will he had as
or, ...u (‘hrist church can be. made
1w it‘llctlye in the community. All
)n i‘n-v's o: the parish are requested
.0 ill! a d to join in the discussion
”1 is iiur-eilz-nt topic. ltit‘reshmeuts
ml by ~l'i\~_i‘l i‘ollouiui: the meetinp:
T~y a classified ad in the Sentinel
tor the best rennin.
distribution
cleaned.
tomers
A Chain of Coffee and Tea Stores
WANTED
Any person who is a tea drinker
and hard to suit or dissatisfied
4 with the tea they use at present.
to pay us a visit.
We are TEA & COFFEE SPECIAL.
ISTS.
. import and sell
through our OWN STORES.
This is our business. We
direct to YOU
Our large buying power and direct
insures you the best
experts and vacuum
Years of experience in
supplying our thousands of cus:
insures your getting Your
Teas in the best condition.
(‘Tll can get THE TEA YOU LIKE
AT THE. PRBCE YOU LIKE AT
OUR STORE.
250 to 51 0 1b.
BUTTER LOVERS CHOOSE
Sweet Nut 26c 11).
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ilirect Importing (.0.
75 Washington St, So. Nor-walk. Ct.
EVERYTHING GUARANTEED!
'ostage Prepaid on $1.00 Mail
Olders. Except on Sugar
. ... ,-.
Among the recent visitors in the
community were Mr. and Mrs. “’al-
lace of Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mrs. Clifford R. “'right - recently
rented the. house of Sir Allen Williams
to Mr. and Mrs. Albrecht and family.
Charles Gager of Rowayton was
yesterday attending the baseball game
at the Polo grounds. between the
Yanks and Giants. .
Niw Lena Klinefelter. who has been
spending the past week in Stamford
as the guest or Mr. and Mrs. Newman
is expec‘ted to return to her home on
Ilmxayton avenue the early part of
new week.
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The Tramp structure of Guider's
Hall is ahout ready to be moved. hut
it probably will he the first of next
meek below- the contractors do any
aclual work in regards to moving the
l uilding.
llelx'inlcy street, as recently ex-
pressed by an ear-service man. *0-
miuds Min of the days in the Argonne
“'oods. This street certainly is is in
a terrific condition. but upon its com—
lpletion it will be superior to that of
any street in the metropolis.
DARIEN &: NOR OTOJV
Robert Lowndes of Georgetown is
the truest of his grandmother. Mrs. E.
A. Lowndes of the Post Road.
The. Why Worry Club held a meet-
ing last “'cdnesday evening at the
home or Mrs. H. Slawson.
Among the visitors in Stamford
yesterday were Mrs. Lyman Sniffen
and Miss Geneva Sniffen.
Miss Lillian McCarthy was the.
truest of her brother John L. McCar-
thy ol‘ “‘at’erhury over the week-end.
Mrs. Ilurgoyiie Hamilton of Ship-
pan Point was a recent guest at a
luncheon given at the Forest Lodge.
North Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs.
Simpson who have.
eke have returned to their home in
iNr-w York (‘ity for the winter.
M r. and .\l rs. John llassett who
lilavc been spending; the summer
months about this section' have re-
’turned to their home in New York.
i Arthur Sands llibbins and his bride
lilaw- returned from their wedding
ltrip but will not he at home to friends
funtil about the middle of October.
On Sunday morning the pastor will
i
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lspcak on the theme. “A Disappointed,
infill."
llbl'
in the evening the subject will
“Life Assurance."
: Lennard llust who has been in the
[Spl'lllglliill llranch of the \Valtcr
Suwarl Co is now back at the Darien
18.0,...
; Air. and Mrs. Edward Seitz have
lreinrucd to New York City, for the
Iuinler. They have been spending the
lsnmmr-r about llaricn.
“'alter \‘an Tassel Sr. of the “'alter
‘Sh-wart Grocery company has rosum-
'(‘d his duties with the llrm. Mr. Van
'I‘assei has been on a two \veeks' vaca-
ltion.
l l-Imily Ann \\'ellmau and Richard
inordon who were summer residents
there are now appearing in the “fin-
"tcr Garden in New York under the
lllllVl‘llUl‘l ot‘ Shulu-rt‘s production.
i .\lr. and Mrs. H? ll. .\[c(lr:iw of T.(
{Iloy avenue were among those who
faltendcd the closing: affair of the lu-
ldian Harbor Yacht Club at Green-
with.
Mr. and Mrs. .\. T.. T.nttermai- “we
turnout: those who attended llll lulu»
bury fair yesterday. Manv otlu rs are
[planning to motor to the fail tomor—
row.
been spending the summer in ’l‘okcn- .
lined to her home
days as the. result of a sprained ankle
she recciVed the early part of the
week. . J“
85 W'A SHINGTON STREET
Mrs. Arthur C. Hutch has been ('on- ,Thi ml». which Originally was about
for the past few? you has bu u reduced by the. hard
clue!
mean ?
Qllality
‘ sound. quality in fabric and tailotw
ing. Then price—a fair, honest,
closely- marked
our idea of value—is it yours ?
price.
Kirschbaum rClothe§
$30, $35, $40 and $45
JOSEPH DAVIS-
SO. NORWALK
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,wm-l. oi the interested parishioners.
‘l'llt mam il'lcnds of Mr. and Mrs.
.l-dearil ll. Illuilley and daughter were
o’clock to extinguish. the blaze of
burning automobile belonging to the
Gill Real Estate Agency. Due to the
immediate response of the fire com-
pany and the good work of the chem-
Amoug‘ those of this town to attend pluisui to learn this morning that ical. the car was saved from destruc-
the Dunbury Fair are: Mr. and Mrs. lllu-ir cumllliOl' 381101 Sfl‘luurfi RCDOI‘LS tion.
George Knapp 011d Miss “Flt” “UT‘ ‘5‘”“1 l’ ‘9 "1mm“: ”Wt MF- (In Thursday rvcning. October 13m.
Knapp. Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Hanson.
accompanied by Dr. Hanson‘s t‘ath-'-r
from New York City.
George J. Dooley oi’ Howes avenue
removed his son to Stamford Hospital
this morning where it was lcarnm.’
that an operation for appendicitis lr
necessary. Q
The Sunday School classes. ll- ll‘l'li
Hands and \Villing \Vorkers. “i‘l l Ir.
their monthly business muting .l"
social at. the home or Mr and \lr.~
Howard Acton on \cht {l\illllf on
Tuesday eu-ning.
inilivli .‘lt'llilnlISl (‘linvii r in HM
store room lalc i_\ 1.04 lit-ii .l l»\ lln (“Huh
lll'll (‘arry (:roliiy ther- “ill he .1
(‘flllfi and piv salt on Saturday after-
mmn luv llii llilpll'ip' Ilunvls all-l \\'ill~
\\.Ull\'1l.~» oi tin .\l. lil S. S.
The pmxi Ill tlvl-t (-l the Dark-ll
Mrlliodist ('lnmli is $1300 but the
pastor is in hopes of demolishing this
lllnll‘l'lt considerably at the fair the
Chum l. is to hold on October 28th.
ill:
MHU‘LQI'ARTERS S
Shoulder Steak .....
Round Steak . .
Rib Lamb Chops . .
Beef Liver . .
”a “READ AND BUTTER POT ROASTS ....
l l’lilfllli RIB ROASTS ..........
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Sirloin Steak ....... ;
l’orterhousc Steak . . .
Schultze’s Week-End Specials
SHALL LEGS, GENUINE SPRING LAMB .
PRING‘ LAMB‘ . . . . ..
cone-o-
..2]bs.,25c
....22clb.
25c-lb.
28clb.
20clb.
ItIIOIIIIOOO
Fresh Shoulders . . . . . .
Fresh Hams
Pork Roasts . . . . . .
Shoulder Pot Roasts. . .
. . . . 25c lb. Rumps of Veal . . . . . 240 1b. Brisket Comed‘Beef
Loin Lamb Chops .. 320 lb. Loin Veal Chops 32c lb. Plate Corned Beef 70 lb.
Stewing Lamb . . . . . . . . 10c lb. Veal Cutlets . . . . . . . . . . 38c lb. Rump corned beef, 200, 220711,.
. e s e u e e e o 1201b! Shanks Of veal e on. one 1401b. solid Lean Pot Roasts 16c lb.
FANCY FOWLS AND CHICKENS
Smoked Shoulders . . . .. 14c lb. Wilson’s Certified Hams. .28c 11.).
Puritan Hams . . . . . . . . . .. 28c lb. Sinclaim Bacon . ... . . 16c lb.
DIXIE BACON .20clb.
lllllill\}' is icsiuig quietly at the hos-
'pilal.
’l‘llc l‘larieu l’lre Department
icalled out yhlrrday afternoon at
“’35
at 3 o’clock, the studio trio. comprised
of Miss Vivian Jerinnn, list soprano.
Mrs. Moseley. 2nd soprano. and Mrs.
35 J. L. lugalls. Conll'alto. with Mme.
143 \Vasliington St.
So. Norwalk
(Tel. 2247)?
New York Markets
55 Main St.
Norwalk
Seeing is believing.
why business is good.
If you don’t believe we sell
first-class meats at bargain prices, step into one of
our markets and let us convince you. Better quality
meats cannot be had. Great sales on all cuts of
choice meats for-this week-end.
There’s a reason
30clb.
1401b.
. . . 160-26c lb.
. 18c lb.
24c lb.
25c lb.
10c lb.
ficlb.‘
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ALL KINDS OF FRESH AND CANNED FISH.
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__ Schultze ms Sanitary Markets
* I\'()l’tWALK—39 Main St. ' Wash.St. and R. R. Ave}, SOiNORWALK
.WESTPORT—BL'ACK ROCK—BRIDGEPORT a
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Ar.
Rib Lamb Chops ..
EXTRA SPECIALS ON‘ GENUINE“
SPRING LAMB
Genuine Spring Legs of Lamb. . .25-28c lb.
Genuine Spring Shoulders of Lamb..12c.lb.
.. 20c lb.
ecoluevoeerje-
Lamb for Stewiug ...... . . . . . . . 3 “35., 25cm
CHOICE H
" Porterhouse Steak
Sirloin Steak. . . . . . .
Round Steak . . . .
Shoulder Steak
Shoulder Pot Roast
4 Bread and=~Butter Pot «Roast...
‘Boston Rolls Pot Roast. . . . . .
Sticking 'Piece Pot Roast..- .
' PrimeRibedast . ..
Prime Rib Roast (boned & rolled)...25-28c lb.
Fresh Chopped Beef
Choice Native Veal ‘
Veal Cutlets .. . . . . . . 36c lb.
Rump of Veal to Roast 240 lb.
Shoulder. of Jleal to
Boast-......H...“ 18c lb.
Loin Veal chops 320 lb.
flYefl for Stewing', Solid
'Meat .........-... 25c1b.'
O'I‘IIERN
FRESH KILLED ROASTING CHICKENS . . . .-.. .-.~., 32c 1b.
BUMP CORNED BEEF (No Bones) .......;.......». 240 1b.
PLATE CORNED BEEF .'....... .........-.~.;,_.....v.. 7c lb.
TS, LIVERWURST, BOLOGNA ...”... 200 lb.
ROLLED OORNED BEEF (No Bones)
EXTRA LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS . .r. . ... arr. . . 140 lb.
EAVY WESTERN
SPECIALS
cc...-
‘ BEEF
30c lb.
28c lb.“
25c lb. ,
140 ll);
12c lb.
22c1b.
.15clb.=
. . . . . 18c lb.
. ............ 20-25c lb.
ee
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on
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............21bs.,25c
Lean ~Pork Products
Fresh Pork to Roast . . 24c lb
Fresh Shoulders -.... 19c lb. '
Fresh Hams 28c lb.
Home-made Sausage . .28c lb.
Sperry & Barnes Sausage
I e-oeoee’ee‘ g_e_e_e‘u‘g.e 3001b;
to
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seems
COIIIIOO-000015c lbe
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. Never say”A_spirin"without saying ”Bayer"
Del-’oe accompanist. and J. H. Mac-
Gregor. violinist. will render their
splendid concert in the Barton Metho-
dist Episcopal church. A wonderful
. entertainment for a' splendid purpose;
.the debt fund of the church. Admis-
sion 85c.
——The Best Salesman. a Classified Ad.
RIVERS AND O'LEARY DRAW;
SAN BERNARDINO. Cal.. Oct} 7rd
Joe Rivers. once famous in the light»
weight ranks. fought a. four-NM'
draw here. last night. with Min?
O'l.eary. hos Angeles boxer. RN33:
was a bit slow. but repeatedly room
O‘Leary with hard rights. O'Leulf'E.
speed saved him from defeat.
Washington Market.
Specials
145 Washington St. Tel. 356 So. Norwalli-
0;:
8" .-
pieased customers.
Shoulder Steak ......
Shoulder Roast ......
Round Steak ........
Sirloin Steak ........
Porterhouse Steak . . .
Native Stewing Fowl
Rump Native Veal ..
Rib Lamb Chops . . . .
BEEF SPECIALS
Top Sirloin Roast . .. 30c lb.
Sticking Piece Pot. Roast
. 200 lb.
Rump Corn Beef, 26c, 28c lb.
........... I...
Boneless Brisket Corn
Beef or Pot Roast .. 18c lb.
Rolled Roast Corned
‘Beef ............. 30c 11).
Boneless Rib Roast ..
Small Fresh Shoulders ....... . . .iSC lb.
REMEMBER:—For the best quality in all meats
we lead our competitors. We have the quahty,
and we will gladly refund any money for our
goods which does not satisfy our customers.
This is as good a guarantee as we can absolutely-
Try us and you will be one of our many
L‘ ,
SPECIALS
Lean Smoked Shoulders ............ 14c lb.
Wilson’s Hams .......
......... .. . .. 29clb.'
........ 2 lbs. for 25¢
........ 2 lbs. for 25¢
.............. 25c lb.
.............. 28c lb.:
.............. 32c lb.
.............. 40c lb.
Milk Fed Roasting Chickens ...... 42c lb'.
Small Loin Pork Roast ........... . 26c lb.
Fresh Chopped Beef ..
........ 2 lbs". for 25c
.............. 30c lb. ,
Ends Sperry & Barncs’ Hams ...... 251: lb.
Fresh or Corned Plate ....... . .....
Fresh Beef Liver . . . .
Stew Lamb ..........
Small Legs Spring Lamb .......... 30c lb.
Sclb.
....... 15clb.t
......... .. . .. lOclbr
.............. 25c lb. ’
............. . 300 lb. ~
OTHER SPECIALS
Fresh Spareribs . . . . 18c lb. '
Fresh Pigs Feet . . . ... . 10:: 1b.
Frankfurt, Bologna, Liver—
wurst or Beef Loaf 200 1b.
Sperry 8.: Barnes Bag or .
Link SauSage ..... 300 lb.
Sperry & Barnes Lean
Salt. Pork ......... 25c ll). :
Sperry 8r. Barnes and. Smclan
Hams at. Lowest Prices
MARKET WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY
Saturday
. Specials
at the
_ f East Norvvalk Cash Grocery *
GRANULATED SUGAR . . .
EXTRA FINE PORK ........
‘ SWIFT’S PRIDE OR BORAX
CORNED BEEF-“No 1 Size
. No.2sizeoan.......
PURE CIDER. VINEG’AR.
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3 24‘ COTTAGE s'r. '
eo-
......... .........‘.
can .....
........ vet‘s-.-
PURE NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES . . . -
TOILETTISSUE 72111132507
........ 511$. 29: -'
QUAKER OATMEAL—Fresh Supply 9. pkg. 11c
' BUTTER—The Finest Creamery . .
SMOKED SHOULDERS—Lean and tender
CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP—3 cans
N. Y. BLEND COFFEE—Try 9. lb. at
GRISGO—lb. size can .........
YUBAN OR WHITE ROSE COFFEE . . .
480 lb. :
150 lbff.
..21crg‘
............ cuttolilc‘"
...... 360 1b.? f
20c 1b.».
.. 6m25oé“
19c
32c
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Atontiou
SOAP ......
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25cqt.;90¢g‘a~ls%‘1¥
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EAST NORWALK
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