I’RIDAY. NOV. 11. 1921
was 39m” 1193.12.13.14 EVENING 3:;me
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11‘ ARLINGTON
12.; .ed 1mm First Page
z; 11'» the rotunda to foil
4. «1.x l'rnlOYE'd the flowers
3012:" ;- :.'. ("2:121 bier. n'lcmbcl‘s of the
. i 1110 Supreme Court also
a :2. wide to take their places in
...
1 Ilouse delegation marched
wok up its position behind
:111. Representative Alice Rob-
.11... of ()klhilimna the only woman
5.- (‘1'0 gross tooka place up near the
ward and took his place by General honor and 1131611 while the unknown
the ‘signal for the line to more. .2
sl1 afts 01‘ light that broke .1011“ e1er1—
where. the cortcge swung into~ Penn—
Sylvania aienue. the nations way of
1ictory. Ahead the broad sweep of
the rue-nue 11115. banked solidl1'11ith
people cronded closel1 for a glimpse
of the cortege: the President who
walked behind the: casket, 11nd of all
the. famous men 11ho trudged in the
column to pay honor to the dead.
It «6111111 more like the celebration
of a g1cnt 1'ictor1 than a funeral.
E1'er111'111-1e {l 1gs 11'111'.ed 'Thc1 flut—
tered in clusters and snapped and glit-
tercd in the sun 5 changing beams.
The} 11'1'rc air-ingcd to commemorate
l‘cishing as a ruffle of drums gave Soldiers
body. symbolizing alil the
sons the1'ga1e to their country .1125
Linda an autumn haze the gildcdllaid to rest with a nation’s homage
at Arlington cemtery.
The mothers. more than one thou-
sand of them. more escorted b1 11
guard of honor. made up of infantry-
men. bluejackets and marines! For
them, and for them alone, had seats
been reserved in. the great hall which
long before their coming had begun to
fill 111th citizens from every walk of
life re1erently eager to {cllow the.
Arlington services through the tele-
phonic amplifying de1lces with which
the Garden and Madison Square out-
side had been equipped.
A11 hour’s program of music and
addresses within the Garden was
and all were requested to suspendiac- RE 2". THOMAS L.
tivitics for two minutes. beginning at
noon. and devote the period to prayer
and meditation. Every wheel of the
cit_1’s transportation was ordered stop—
ped for this period. and factories that
did not close' for the 11211 were expen,
ed also to obsene the moment by tem—
porar\ suspension.
Tolli’ng chmch bells were to ser1e
as reminders that the moment desig—
nated by President Harding as 3, pe.
riod of nation-Wide commemoration of
the dead and Thanksgiving for the
success of the cause for which the}
died 31111191111811;
An “Americanization Parade " un-
der the auspices of the Veterans of
Foreign V1 ars, was the principal event
on the afternoons program. More
Served \Iethodist Church in East Con- 5
PRICE. ' -7 born. in Milliugton, .1111. and attended
RETIRED PASTOR. DIES college in the “"951. after which he
‘cntered Drew Theological Seminary.
l Among the churches sensed bv “Mr
fem“?- ,Pricc were four in Brooklyn one in
The Rev. Thomas Lambert Pricc. .New Haven and seseral on Long Is—
retired clerg1man of the New Ymk lland
East Conference
Church. in which he served for- more Bradford, whom husband is pastor of
than thirty years. died yesterday at the Central
his home in Stamford. Mr. Price was‘Providence. R 1.:
He leaves his wife Eva B
of the Methodist Price. and four daughters. Mrs. Arthur
Congregational' church.
Mrs \‘Valter Hen-
rick. whosr husband is pastor of this} '
I‘irst {J’rcslntcrian Church Ami“;
2N. Y.; Miss Helen M. Fries. YEP;
A secretary for Passaic county. KG-
Jersey. and Mrs. Harold Hutchm
whose husband is a prominent chen-~
istof New Haven
“That .w-ide seam stocking is mole
of 14 strand silk which makesit
“car so long. —-Keeler's Shoe Store.
than 20 000 members of militarv pa-
triotic and ciViG Organizations. were
enlisted to enter the line of march up
Fifth 111111110 trom “Washington Square
to Sixtlcth street.
_’-.-———_—————
Haydn 11' is one of the most eccen-
trio of the great musicians. In the 7
dead of night and in the seclusion of
his 01111. 51211111 he in1' ariablv mt dOW' .1
the opening or‘ the arms conference
\xtui 11.111 but the gav bunting paid its
first txilxun' to the passing of the un-
known hero.
As the proccssion started Major—
Gi-n eial Landholz iiding in the fore
the gleam of bright metal showed 011
the breasts of the: khaki- clad soldiers
t1 coping behind him By general 01'-
of the
(lil. ci'en oilicer and 1111111
Armx and 31—113 «he took part. 11"01e .10 11011: in full court dreSS——Sword
o:d11' his medals and decorations con- laced haL silk stockings etc
le.
ferrcd l \— giateful peop . V r I
Washington Market. ~
Specials '
Cross. 1.10 Dhimvulshed Service Med-
- 145 Washington St. Tel. 346 , So. Norwalk ‘
scheduled to precede the Arlington
ceremonies. Theodore Roosevelt As-
sistant Secretary of the Navy, was se-'
lected to preside. and Martin W. Lit—
tleton to deliver the plincipal oration
talking over a local circuit through
the amplifiers. A chorus of 1, 500
school children was present to lead in
the singing of patriotic hymns.
Man) business houses throughout
the citv obser1 ed the day as a. holidaly,
“out d.'1'2ssed in the uniform of an
Arne-ricau lied Cross nurse. A soldier
was Lictuiled to march with hrr. ’l‘l11
procession 111mc-d out of the Capitol
grounds at 8:32.
President Harding. who had stood
ant-ad ol‘ the line talking 11itl1 Ciiiet‘
Justin,- 'l‘;11‘1. and others. stepped for-
“BUYING
EDUCATION”
The “National Market Company? has always adher—
ed to its motto of “llflerchanclising the Best at a 25%
- Saving.” “National” satisfied customers are increasing,
by thousands, because those who learned and know the
. 1 value of National Quality have discussed this fact with
SyPECI _ LS ' ' their friends.
Chuck Steak or 7 Fresh Chopped
111 llir \‘iuon Medal and tokens that ‘2
511011.- 01‘ high deeds in older Hwars
410111 11919 in evidence. Former Pres« .-
1.1.. 1 t 2\\ ilson. ”ding in a carriage with
.1195. Wilson, joined the procession as
it swung around the north end of the 2
Capitol. As he turned into Pennsyl—
21'ulllz‘i avenue, the crowds along the
way cheered him. )
A fringe of Boy Scouts, armed with
white staffs. and also police. stood
close along the ropes that held back
the quiet crowds as the funeral train
moved along at shorter step than the
Army knows, because of the old men
who defied infirmities of age to walk
behind th1."1‘1£iion’s nameless one of
fame.
ONE CENT
: SALE
FRIDAY. SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 11. 12 ONLY
l c Buys
The1e was little- chewing and no
1 ONE POUND 27:23.12: 23.3115; 325.38 353? 12:33.15 BREAD AND BUTTER ROAST. 20c lb. Roast . . _ _____ , 14c lb. Beef ........... 18c lb.
, r 11' f 1 ' 1 li e, then the =
E ROLLED OATS 111:1:011 itelllrggzglg eth‘égffgilago—is -Ge(;1:1(11 SMALL LEAN ROAST PORK ..... 2001b. ,
' )rlllt Z all is S a 1 95 n - ' . . .
'When Bought with 3 Pound of mg axllttle in the cool air and under . LEAN FRESH HAMS ,,,,,,, . _____ 25clb. 1483's GenulneSpl-lng Regular Fresh
lo t iit fth bidle. ; >
BENEFIT BRAND “11:53? 2.5.231 .4315; 1.3.1.1611... so; VE AL CUTLET ,,,,, 2 .............. 35c lb. Lamb r. ......... 32c lb. Hams .......... 25c lb.
1TH Sll 1115 0 a. ullel‘a irge, l . .
“NW" “FF“ 3" ... ammo... M1211“ LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS ....... 17c lb.
. or fled drums. , _ . ‘7
am. pm... come, as. u. m\':'.,:;:°::;‘0:2" 32.5252“ 22"“.‘22’ LEGS WINTER LAMB .... . . .. ... 22c 11). Fresh Calh Home-made Pure
' or all:l 1': 'i 1 x. )111' n. . i - ' 7 . l .
THREE BLEND COFFEE, 37. 1.. .....2‘2 “if“; .25225222’222: SHOULDER WINTER LAMB ...... 10c lb. Hams .......... 18c lb. Meat Sausage. . 32c b
or or horse—drawn machine guns. They '
114.231.1412 con-... ... ... fofafmfon Round Steak .................. . 20c lb.
and behind these, in the same solid
SW IFT’S BRBOKFIELD
-49c lb.
Street.
. . 1111.. ii '1 .'h‘t—httd ast121 (31b. 9 ' '
Dlrect Importmg Co, 3110; 1:'itCl:nlloeiiglest51:>1a21::rsw :11? 3.2.3.. Shll’uldeg Stliak or R0 2/: lb 7 "
75 Washington St, So. Norwalk, Ct. di-gpl‘pxl‘ug irglillixthellio‘imofi.~—A little- Sir 0111 tea ...................... C
Porterhouse Steak . . . .’ ............. 28c lb.
Print Butter -
:2 ’ 24 North Ma
Phone 1717.
.m summit mum
NATIONAL ill
WET COW "
EVERYTHING GUARANTEED! army of grav- -haired 11'0m611——1\e1v
Postage Prepaid on 51.09 Mall lork‘ 3 gold star mothers~marched
Orders, Except on sugar this moming to Madison Square Gar— Sinclair Hams ............... . ..... 2701b
. (1111 to sit 1‘01 an 1 0m in the seats of
Fresh Killed Roasting Chickens. .2 40c lb.
Fancy Young :Fowl .......... ’. . . . 38c lb.
Boneless Rib Roast ....... . . .. 26c lb.
Legs Spring Lamb ..... . .2 . . . . .28c lb.
wShoulder Spring Lamb ........ . . . . 1501b?
Loin Lamb Chops. ...... .. . . . . . . 35c lb.
Stew Lamb ......... . . . . ......... .10c lb.
Rump Native Veal 25clb.
Stew Veal (solid meat), . . . . . . . . . . 28c lb
New York Makrets "
143 Washington St. 55 Main St.
So. Norwalk (Tel.'.22_,47_)‘ N orwalk
Lowest in price and best in quality in meats.
Have you viewed our window display of meals at
our 11 eek—end sales. It speaks for itself. We invite
comparison and enjoy competition.
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. r f Beef Specials Pork Products - l 7 7 .
P BEA}: 1 “SIESTlERN BEEF SPECIALS _. ; Top Sim-m Roast 286 1b, Pigs Feet 1:: i: . 2 7- 7 . , . .. 7 g , i
or er ouse ear. ...... 2801b. “ arm '1". Bo 1 , FreshSpareribs......2 '2 S' h l .. ' 2 k E d S 2 l i
Sirloin Steak .. . . . . . . ............ . . 250 lb. i lgfiskit jecfornfélgzslb Sperry 58‘ Ban“ Ragga): 11, 2 . c u tze S ee - n peeia s
Round Steak . . . . . . . . ......... . . 20c lb. ‘ Rump Corned Beef .26c lb. Hoiufmilzsgil'éé '_‘_ 28c 1b. 4 ,
32333? files?“ ' ' t ‘ ' ' ' 2' ' ' ' ' ' ' - - i2“ ib- F'fjf °h°PPed Beeff 2 “’5 25c Sperry 31k Barnes 1.12115: 15 - Small Loins Pork. . ..... 24c lb. Fresh Shoulders . . . . . . . . . 17c lb.
- 1' o 035 ....... ..f -------------- SltPr ...... . 2 .7, .
Bread and Butter P01: Roast ..... . . . 2331:, l Beef Liver ---------- 15¢ 110 Speiry 031 Barnes 312?“... Fresh Hams ........... . . 2213 lb. LegsLamb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 280m. g
BOSton ROHS """""" ' ' ' ' ' ' 1591b- § F rankfurt 5’ Liverwum Bacon """" c ' . . For uarters Lamb . . . 15c'lb. Rum s of 'Veal . . . . . . . . 18c lb.
Sllelflg Piece Pot Roast . ...... 16c lb. 2 figibggliefsief Loaf 333 1b. spemrry 65”?”1185" .1236? lb ' ‘ req 7 p ' '
Fresh Chopped Beef. 2 1115., 25c 7 - ' ' _.. RIB IROASTS"? (buried and rolled.) . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26c lb.
'11:.'le'l'n"LA:\.c-.'
Prime Rib Roast (b0ned&rolled)...24-2861b i 2 . 7 . . l V 3ft.~BREAD AND .BUTTERPOT ROASTS ...... 18cm.
GENUINE SPRING LAMB SPECIALS f 3:.shoulder81eak......2lbs.25c LoinLambchops......35c 111. LoinVealGhops.......zdclb.
GENUINE SPRING LEGS op LAMB ............ 220 1b ; saturday SpeCials . Round Steak ........... 221: lb. Rib Lamb Chops .. . . . . . 250 1b. Veal Cutlet . . . . ... . . 306 lb. ,
GENUINE SPRING SHOULDERS 0F LAMB ‘ ‘ 120 lb.‘ _' _ ;. Sirloin Steak ..... . . 256 lb. Stewing Lamb. ....... 100 lb. Legs of Veal .. .. .. . .. . 10c lb '
RIB LAMB CHOPS ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,, _ ........ ‘ ’ 20c lb 2 , Porterhouso Steak. .281: 11). Beef Liver . . . . .. . . .. . 14c lb. Stewing Veal . . . . . . . . . 120 lb.
LOIN LAMB cfiops _ ; ........... . . _ . _________________ 350 1b ; 2 ' ‘at _the ° Hamburg Steak ..... 2 lbs. 256 Calves Liver . . . . . . . . . . 350 lb Beef Bumps ...... 189, 200 1b.
42c lb. -
39c lb.’
§ ; V'FANCY ROASTING CHICKENS. ..
= {FANCY FOWLS...........
East Norwalk Cash Grocery
Uneeda 314111112115
SPECIALS
SHOULDERS or NATIVE VEAL TO ROAST. . . .. 15c lb,
.... 5c E
.$1.03'
1" ,
ROLLED CORNED
RUM-P OF NATIVE VEAL TO ROAST .............. 2261b.
VEAL CUTLETS IIIIIIIIII ......‘OOIOCICQIOICIIOI 33c1b.
LOIN VEAL CHQPSCCICCCIOII IL..Q.IIII.I.IO..I.II3OC 1b,
-~ RIB VEAL cnors ........... 20c 1b. "
EXTRA LEAN PoRK frnonnors
HOME MADE SAUSAGE (All Pork) ............... 25c 11).
SPERRY&BARNES SAUSAGE ................... 2801b.
OTHER SPECIALS
NATIVE CALVES LEVER oo-oqao-o-quco-oouo-oooo 350 1b.
;; ‘PIGS LIVER ...‘Il:...lIIICOOQCLIIIQOIIIOIQOIOCOO 10c 1b.
'1‘ PIG’S FEET goo-onuoooo-onnoon-.nao-unvcooocoIo-o. 1001b-
1, SPARERIBS ...... nnnnnnn 0'0. ...... coco-totaloooo 1801b.
BONELESS RUM? CORNED BEEF .............. 220 lb.
EXTRA FANCY NATIVE VEAL =3
EXTRA. LEAN FRESH PORK T0 ROAST ........ 236 1b. ,
. EXTRA sway MILK rsnnossmm 01111111111111: 33c 1b. .‘f
I: CHOICE STEWING FOWL....I........I..l'.l.ll‘wc 1b.
... BEEF No Bones .............15c lb. "-
.: SMOKED SHOUT-DEBS ...(u.......-u) oooooo cocoon-o 140 1b.
‘ FRANKFURTS, LWERWURST’ BOLOGNA: o o I to I 02. 206‘ lb!
LE 24 COTTAGE ST.
' ’Gold Medal Flour, bag.
1 Butter, the finest creamery 50c 2
Crisco, 1b size can.
Domino Cane Syrup, 2 cans 25c
(1 can free)
Extra. fancy nice pineapple
Yellow Corn Meal, 6 lbs... . . 250
ShreddedcocoanutmbulkL411).......................1002
V Fancy californiamnfillb COO...DOIOIOOIII.OII~IOI..I
m2me;aatmeal,sm. on.no...-soooqocoococoglolllo
,SmokedShouldersJeanandtender lb. ... 18c_
' Peco 2mg lefpm0.0.0....-.III'IIIIOI:I_.V_:>W110,7
, mum Buckwheat, pkg.
Owl-o.ool.‘ogot(ouooguooouo.. 23°
PureNeerrleans Molasses ...............4..qt.‘25c; 91.900
A. STULL
EAST NORWALK
14c;
1809
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WELSON’S-CERTEFIED'HKMS.
ECONOMY BACON
SMOKED SHOULDERS.
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E : EPUR'E PORK HOME-MACE SAUSAGE MEAT . . . .. .
1.4111111140411011 mmmmnuv: m 11.1111 1-‘1'41'1‘11111121101151 ,~ 11'": WW.
281:3) 2
20¢ lb...
16c 111..
35c 111.;
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' H S has . can. ............ . . . . - ~ .. .
LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS ............. 170 1b ' ' wheat, 3 lbs ...... 20c 2‘ : . ’ Brisket Corned Beef . . .' . . .2 6c lb. 1 Plate Corned Beef . . . . . . . 8c lb. ”
Rump Corned Beef . . . .18c-20c lb.
ALL'KINDS FRESH FISH
ESCALLBPS
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Schultze s Sanitary Markets
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