Evening sentinel, Friday, November 18, 1921 · page 5

 

 
 

PRIDAY, NOV. 18. 1921"

THE SOUTH NORWALK “EVENING SENTINEL

 

 

 

RNTLRILOON LEAGUE
MAN REPUDIATED
BY CHURCHES

neciicut’s newspapers.”

 

“__‘ “ Mr. Ailing further says that “we oi

(CGZ‘iiéi‘UE‘d from Page One) this state are also certain that news-
papers in Connecticut that have been “

J“ ,v SE‘TJW“ printed an “Hair-‘33 "E" unvnthusiastic for the Eighteenth
’ ‘i " “5 Ml“ Moore's allegation. This Amendment and dubious as to its en-

 
 

. says .‘slr. Ailins’s statement

, r :“ECCIIY‘JIPIX expresses tn»;- scn-
tiiisz'a. of Connecticut people regard-
ing: Fonnccticut‘s press." Mr. Ailing
adds that "th.: Connecticut Federation
of Cimrvhi-s and the (‘onncctirut

 

by any other interests." ,
“11:". Ailing Says.

 

“ l ”mi-3r a “heading.

Mr. Alling's statement follows:—
‘Pross Said to

Trmpf‘ranoe l'nion are'justns desirous
to add “their disclaimer to Mr. Moore's
'mlement as applying to the press of
Connecticut as could be any of Con

forcemcnt have not been and cannot
be subsidized by liquor interests or

forced since the propaganda is being

subject of an editorial which appear-

 

 

 
 

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ORANGE SPECIAL
15 SW'EET FLORIDA ORANGES FOR

..25c

LARGE SOUND CRANBERRIES ................... lb. 206

 

A. F. BeckmamOCO. Inc.

83 W'ashington St., South N orwalk.

35 .FREE DELlVERY PHONE 1405

Leave Your Orders for Mince or Pumpkin Pies at the
White House Breadery, Specially Made

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§ ew York Markets
:13 I43 li‘VaSliington St. 55 MainEESt.
5 So. Norwalk (Tel. 2247): N orWalk

Did you notice our window Iiisnlatr of high grade meats
at lowest pOSSIblG prices last week end? If not, why not?
Permit- us to again call your attention to our weekend dis~

play this week. We invite comparison of our me '
. . ats
competition. ' and enjoy

EXTRA SPECIALS ON SMOKED HAMS
AND SHOULDERS

Sperry & Barnes’ Skin Back Small Hams

 
 

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(8 to 10 lb. averafre) ..... ..... . 29
‘ Smoked Shoulders? . . ..... '. . . . . . 1:1: ll;

 

H EAVY “TESTERN’ BEEF w .
PORTERHOUSE STEAK, ChoiCe heavy beefSPECIALS

SIRLOIN STEAK ................. - """"" 32° it?
ROUND STEAK..................'. """""""" 2281b
SHOULDER STEAK ...................... 120 lb
igngDER POT ROAST ...... ' .............. .. 10: 1b

AND BUTTER POT , ............ .
BOSTON ROLLS , .......... BSA.“ """"""""""""" I? ll);
STICKING PIECE POT-ROAST ...“ .......... . """ ' '16: lb
PRESS CHOPPED BEEP """" é lbs 25:3
PRIME RIB ROAST (Boned and Rolled .. . . ..Zi'ézic, 28c lb.

 

EXTRA LEAN FRESH'QPORK PRODUCTS

W SPECIALS

32:23.2: PORK To ROAST ............... ' 24c lb
SMALL AND LEAN FRESH RAMS """"""" 23c lb.
FRESH SHOULDERS .......... """""" 16C 113'
HOME MADE SAUSAGE ............ """""" 25c Ib'
SPERRY & BARNES SAUSAGE ..........C’.’.‘.‘.:Z‘. 28c lb:

 

EXTRA SPECIALS ON
NATIVE VEAL
SHOULDER OP NATIVE VEAI. TO ROAST
RUMP or NATIVE VEAL To ROAST
VEAL OUTLETS ..........
7 LOIN VEAL CHOPS .......... .‘. ....... - .......... '
7: RTEVEAL CHOPS . ..

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........ 15c lb. I

 

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33c lb.
300 lb.
........................... . . . . 200 1b.

GENUINE SPRING LAMB SPECIALS
GENUINE SPRING LEGS or LAMB .. . .. . . . 22c lb.

GENUINE SPRING SHOULDERS or LAME ........ 12c lb.
RIB LAME CROPS ’ 20c 1b.

LOIN LAME CROPS ..... ....-.30c 11:.

OTHER BIG SPECIALS ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 

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“ PLATE GORNED B

.: ROLLED CORNED BEEF
SHOIGE YOUNG FOWL .............
.3; VERY FANCYVROASTING CHICKENS
f; FRANKFURTS, '
‘ - CHEESE
.. PIGS FEET

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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(NO 301195) uq-Vduooon030.'o 156 lb-
; .2..-..-......'3.20 1b..

..... 3801b.
ERWURST, BOLOGNA,- HEAD-

oooooooooooooooooooo u-ct-t-p-Iooo-I-OI 100 1b;

For Thanksgiving We will have a Complete line
,3 of Poultry, including Fresh Killed Turkeys. Long
Islond Ducks and Geeso Extra Fancy Roasting
Chickens and Fowl, atlBWeSttPOSSibIODIICOSI ”

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: 5 “ ~ 3’
3 4 FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT FOR ...... . . Zoe 3.
:; PILLSBURY. JONES, 0R GOLD MEDAL FLOUR ..... $1.19 \
3:7 NATIVE TURNIPS .................... peck/35c 6
S NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT .................. package 186 g:
f POPPING CORN ....................... , ...... package 15c. g:
:6 DROMEDARY DATES ........................ package 23c .,
SEEDED RAISINS .................. . ........... . 113.250 ;‘
SEEDLESS RAISINS ........................... 1b. 29c :2“
Q 3 CANS PINEAPPLE ............... ' ................. $1.00 Q
5’ DEL MONTE PEACHES—No 3 can_ ................... 35c
g. 2 CANS WHITE KARO for .' ..... , ..................... 250 I:
Q NEW CROP WALNUTS ............................ 1b. 38c g:
g 4 PKGS. CORN FLAKES .......................... for 2%
3 3CANSPEAS(Mitynicel.......................... for60c6
DUDLEY‘S PUMPKIN .' ....................... , can 19c
g. LAYER FIGS ...................... _ ............... lb. 35c
g MIXED NUTS ..................................... 1b. 25c Q
PINE STOCK or CITRON, LEMON AND ORANGE PEEL “
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" EONELESS RUMP CORNED BEEEIVeI-y ChoiceTm 20c 1b. . Q

 

 
 
 
 

, kHartford. Courant,’ entitled ‘The Sub-

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Aid Liquor Interests; ‘The Hartford
Courant of November 16 quotes fmm
a statement made by J; E. Moore. as-
sistant of the Anti-Saloon League: of
America. as follows: ‘All churches and
temperance societies are confronted by
thé hardest fight of all to have the
eighteenth amendment rigidly en-

presented and passed by the council.
These resolutions intended as a pro«
nouncement in the name of the forces
represented in the federation. eulog-
ized the late Henry H. Spooner, com-
mended the work of the Connecticut
TemperancelTnion and had'some-
thing to say with regard to the re—

circularcd' and money expended. and
the press is subsidized in a manner
hardly conceivable in order to obstruct
the support that is necessary in the
enforcement of this law.’

“Mr. Moore's statement is made the

the press as follows: -
“ "V9 also urge that the. press . . .
sidized Press.’ In View of Mr. Moore‘s of 1.119. state. regardless of . personal.
remarks and the publicity given them. pl‘t‘jildlce against the Eighteenth g
it was to héve been expected that the« Anvmdment. shrill range themseh'es .
local press would make some sort of 5:111:1th 3"? 3301M” behind tho offic-
editbrial comment. The rejoinder and ials and religious forces in their pur-
disclaimer as it stands in “The Cour— pose to secure 3119 Impartial and rigid 7
ant” pretty accurately expresses the pm’m-ccment 91' the prohibitory IaWS.’
sentiment of Connecticut people n“— lloore J‘Slied t0 Speak. . _
garding Connecticut's press. , "\l“ M00“? was asked to speak 311$
Resolutions Rotor to Prose. hrfore the Close of the session. - His
"Mr. Moore had come to Hartford rpnsm'ks were “riff. but among them
to meet the directors of the Connecti- was the reference to tho. subsidizing: of:
cut Temperance Union, who in mm tin: press. The Connecticut Federation

Washington Market
' Specials ' *

' 145 Washington St. , Tel 346 So. Norwalk ' L

ed in. the November 17 issue of “The

 

 

 

 

 

. ‘ z—VVe are now in line to book orders for the

T\O'IblegflMaryland and Ohio Turkeys, Long Island

Ducks and Geese, and Fresh Killed Chickens and -

Fancv Young Fowl for our Thanksglvmg trade. -_
Wé always lead in quality and price on Thanks-

. giving poultry. So giveus your order f0r the

Thanksgiving dinner. »

SPECIALS

READ and BUTTER POT ROAST.....20C lb.
SMALL LEAN FRESH HAMS ..... 23c lb.
LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS . . . . . . 160 lb.
LEGS WINTER LAMB . .7. . . . . . . 20c lb.’
SHOULDER WINTER LAMB ...... ' 10c 1b.,
SHOULDER ROAST OR STEAK...121/2clb.
ROUND STEAK ........... . . .. . '. . . 20c lb.
BONELESS FRESH HAMS . . . . . 25c lb.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sirloin Steak . . . . ................ 24c lb.
Porterhouse Steak .. ...... . . . . . .. 28clb.
Sinclair Ham’s .-. .......... -.-. 3.3 ...... 27c lb.
Fresh Killed Roasting Chickens. . 40c lb.
Fancy Young Fowl .............. ,. . 38c lb.
Boneless Rib Roast . . . ....... . ..... 26c lb.
Legs Spring Lamb ......... . . . . . . . 32c lb.
Shoulders Spring Lamb ....... . . . .. 15c lb.
Loin Lamb Chops ..... ; ........... 3501b.
Rib Lamb Chops 2001b.
Stew Lamb ...... ..... 10clb.
Rump Native Veal .......... . . . 25c lb.
Shoulder Native Veal . . . ...... . . . . . 18c lb.
Stew Veal (solid meat) ....... . . 28c lb.
Beef Specials“ Pork Products
“I” Sirloin Rm 28° 1": iiiifieéasiss' $83 l3:
Sikkim: Piece Pot ROE-st Oomed Sparez-ibs. . 180 1b.
. .A ................ 160 1b. Sperry & Barnes Bag or

Rolled Brisket ....... '. 15crlb. Link Sausage ...... 300 lb.

Rump Corned Beef . . . 24C lb. Home:Made Sausage, pure-
Porx ....... . ...... 28c lb.

FIBSh Chopped Beef, 2‘ lbs. Sperry & Barnes Lean Salt
for . . . ......... , ..... 25G Pork ............. 250 lb.

Beef Liver .......... 156 lb. Ends Sperry 3r, Barnes
Frankfurts. Bologna, Beef Hams ....... .,. 22c lb.

Loaf. and Liverwurst- 20c lb. American Swiss Cheese 32c 11)..

 

T East Nor-Walk Cash Grocery.

»UNEEDA BISCUIT, pkg ............ ............... 5c
' THE FINEST CREATERY BUTTER ........... 48c lb.
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR ......................... Rag $1.93
DOMINO CORN SYRUP ....................... 2 cans 25c

g , 7 V 1 can free - ,
. 'PECO PANCAKEPLOUR .. ................ Pkg. 11c

EXTRAPANCTPRUNES . ........... . ..... 14.0 lb.

‘ EX“; Fm SALT PORK ------ ...'-...o.S--’-..,.7. 206 1b: :
. PURE NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES 25c lit-3 90c gal. ' -

 

 

 
 

 
 

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LIBBY’S CORNED BEEP . . . . m1- size 190; No. 2 size 320
SMOKED SHOULDER, Loan and Tender ..... . . . . . . 18c lb.

. PURE OLD—FASHIONED BUCKW-HEAT FLOUR, '3 lbs. 200 7
PURE GOGOAUinbulk... ..... . ..... '......,.'....'....20c1b. ‘
YELLOWMGGRN- MEAL ......... . . ...... -. . . . . . . . 6_ lbs. 251: .
OAWL 1N BULK—Fresh supply 7...... 6 lbs. 256 ,

TOILET TISSUE ...: ...... on’v‘omv‘o'nao.nqoooooroo 2 1.0115256

 

 

AEEST NRWALK

 

hag been invited Io’mcet‘ with the of Churches and the Connecticut
council of the Connecticut Federation, Temperance Union are just as dosh»
of churches at a, luncheon held in‘ous to add thcio. disclaimcr to Mr.
Connection At the luncheon a, set of ' Moore’s statement asrapplying. to the
resolutions prepared, by the temper— press of Connecticut as could be any
ance commee of the federation was of Connecticut’s newspapers
it may be“? assumed that Mr. Moorss
22would not have made the statemcnt
that he made without some warrant to
substantiate it We of this state are also
certain that newspapers in, Connecti-
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the Eighéconth Amendment and duhi- A xerrmcr. , “
nus as to. its enforcement have not An arfigt was sketching M. 7
hem: and cannot be subsidized by li- river bank ngaf two friends who a
quor interesis or ‘by any other inter- fish“ Thg artist. was. a: I!!!» 2
93‘3" surrounded by rows which Internal
with his View, and he tried to m
them away by throwing things“
them. but they would not budge.”
length one at the angler- ctled: “h‘
them your sketch, old man!” In“
a. and the oifenders fled. ,

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New Airplane Engine.

Tests have been completed on a new
type of airplane‘euglne. which will, be
lllent.“ and from. which the danger at
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sponsibilities of the officers of the law. ‘7
Embodied in thorny was a reference to V j

_, Schultze’S‘ Wéek-End Specials
f Small Loinsl of Pork ....... 25c lb.
JRib Roasts (boned and

- g-g Legs, Spring Lamb . ...... 30c lb.

- Shoulder Steak . . . . . . . ..14c lb.

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‘FANCY FOWLS.._ ................................... ...38th.
j FANCY ROASTING CHICKENS. .. ..................... , .. 38c lb.

 
 
 
 
 

 

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Fresh Shoulders ......... .l7c'lb.
Rumps of Veal ...... 2: . . . .22C lb;

Forequarters Spring . ,_
Lamb ...... , ........... 1801b. ‘

Round Steak ..... . ....... 22c 1!).
Hamburg Steak ....... 2 lbs; 25c:

, rolled) . .. ............ . 26c lb.

»,“B. & B.” Pot Roasts. . . . .20c 1b.

 

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Sirloin Steak ......... 25c 1b. Rib Lamb Chops ....... 306 1b. Loin Veal Chops ...... 30C 113.: "
Porterhouse Steak ..... 28c lb. Loin Lamb Chops ..... 40c lb. Veal Cutlets . .' ........ 38C lb. 2
, Beef Liver ..... ’. ; . 1401b. stewing Lamb .' ........ 12c lb. Stewing Veal ......... 16c lb. 2
Calves Liver .......... ’35c lb. Shoulder Pot Boosts . . . 10c 'lb. Legs of Veal .......... 14c lb. ‘

 

ALL KINDS OF FRESH ’FISH 3; "FANCY ESCALLOPS. .50c pint

 

THANKSGIVING TURKEYS, DUCKS, GEESE

A Bigger StockJThan Ever Before, at Right. Prices. . We Are ‘
‘ Booking Orders Now.

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Schultze’s Sanitary Market's
IVESTPORT——BLACK ROCK—BRIDGEPORT 7
NORVVALK—39 Main St. W'ash.St. and R. R. Ave., S0. NORWALK .: 7 L

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 

' WEST ETA”. ERS or near IN Alva-mar

NATIO AL

MARKET COMPANE

'NEW YORK ‘ CONNECTIOQE? '- NEW JERSEV‘

Wusnrs I“! P5 VQSVLVMIA}

, f I ACAUSE FOR .
“REAL THANKSGIVING”

“National” customers are nowxpurchasing the Best

Quality Meat Food Products at prices which are lower
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“National” volume sales permit us to quote these at-

tractive prices: * . .

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VERY BEST ...... 226 lb.

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PRESIICALLI HAMS ..... ......-......«.....I‘7c1b.

 

FRESH KILLED ROASTING CHICKEN S. . 39c lb.

 

NATIVE CALVES’ LIVERS .' ............. 40c lb.

 

PRIME RIB ROAST . ......... . ......... .. . .. 32c IR.
SWIFT’S BROOKFIELD PRINT BUTTER .... 49c lb.

4." Drth Main Street: