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may, MAY 5, 1922
Eculnmuls .
w liifllll IMPRllVE .
ll fiREAlliilll/im:
r'l‘llldc
lH'lh in this (‘Ullllll'_\’ on
ILA ll.l- opinion of 0\-
lulproxing though
Tam lll.-ll‘l'ldllZ'"J. but
i lunlznuous better.-
.l'lullN. ll. sm-lninsrly
liflS
and ill-,thc dctivities of
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s.llislil-ll;pnlitiml and industrial unrest. troops
though it is still large.
In seeking for an unbiased state-
ment regarding conditions from an
authority. the Associated Press turned
to Robert Skinner. the American Con-
sul General in London. In response
Mr. Skinner gave the following state-
nent:
"While governments undoubtedly
continue to have their very serious dif-
ficulties of a political nature. there are
signs of improvement in business
which is much less dependent upon
governments than
might appear to be the case. The re.
covcry of trade is taking place very
slowly and uncvcntt’ully but to roul-
izc thnt it is recovering. it is only nec-'
cssary to recall. for example. the siTlte
of this country just one year ago.
"At that moment there was much
..;,;. Sll‘llll n “l'e\.i- E in large numbers were on active sen“-
.
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mun l - “ms--
indwzll‘w. of
I: mun-5 is rum-
.. 1...: lolluv-l. uhirh
l'hv limit sillin—
..yl We (-umo
2.1.”
0.11an
Null.
l living condi-
. V l
lltt n built on ion. the coal industry had closml down
ml “Hillel llll\!‘ 001- .and dependent lines were necessarllrtivc.
than be. ! affected. Prices were high.
unmploy-
nlcut was much groan-r than at pre-
lllc ‘ sent and the psychologic ll factors dis- ed £7,870,399 plus merchandise val—-
llll‘ln‘ll.
“It sol-med a. your ago as though
Grout llriinin hml lost her foreign coal
market. but 10(l{1_\' it is obvious that
from : this has been recovered to a great (‘X-
thiln' tent. ,
"The Manchester Chamber of Com-
lillllllllllllllf‘f'll mr-rrc it-lls us that honor: ot‘ n modor- an increase in values
~ilw- null then» has ate revival of trade with
India have
» i . um lnplnyvm nt, (ll-”wen realized and that inquiries from
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{C E. Washington St.
Phone 2912
MAY SALES
3 hOURJOlS, of France. we offer,
(Ins month
Java Face “Powder
~31“
By special arrangement with
FREE
a 50: Box
wishes of ‘Roses
‘Rouge
with each box of
at our cut price of
39c
The regular price
{or the two is . .
89c
Hospital
Full lb.
Absorbent 39C
Cotton Rec-49c
Crater
Sulphur 19c
Candles 6 for $1
Five-Grain 10° for
Cascara "
23c
Tablets
l
l
l
A 50c Jar of
l
! Elcaya Cold Cream
3
FREE
with each 605. Jar
Creme Elcaya _
(DlSAPPEARINO)
$1.10 Value ”
Both May
for 53C Spedal
220:9 Stores:
So. Norwalk, Conn.
Candy
. THE SOUTH NOBWAL! Imam 3mm
IRATE rm 7 faunas .
axioms Lro NEEDY
F“ .
PHILADELPIUA.’ May 5.. (A880-
elated PreacL—Jncllfled in the 200
tons of clothing which represented
Philadelphia‘s respbnse to the state.
wide call for "bundle div“ issued by
the Near East relief were two pairrot
brand new ladies' knickerbockérs. Ac-
companylng them was a note from an
erate parent who expressed the hope“
that some unfortunate girl in Armnia.
would find them to be just as utilitar-
ian as a daughter of hers believed
them to be fashionable.
India and China have been numerous.
Egypt also has placed a. lair number
of orders. South America continues
quiet.
“India. to:- many years the great
;market for-British cotton goods. has
become herself a manufacturer of“
lsuch goods.
“China. has become more or less a.
' manufacturing country absorbing. say.
' 100.000 bales of American cotton last
'3'0111'. South America. notably Argen-
,tlna. and Brazil have begun to manu-
l facture textiles and generally all coun-
tries give signs of interest in domes-
tic manufacture. While this shifting
of production from one place to an-
other creates certain difficulties. on
_the other hand. far from ,indicating
l depression it suggests the reverse con-
ditlon.
"As for trade between Great Bri—
tain and the Fulton) States exports:
from the city of London are sugges-
. For the three months ended
iMarcll 31. 1922. declared exports from .
(London to the l'nited States aggregat- 3
143 Washington Street
South Norwalk
Telephone 2247’
lled at 81,272.58!) which was invoiced, '
' in American currency only. as ligatinstf=
exports .for the same period in 1921;
. amounting to £7,201,675. l ‘
“If we remember how prices have,
dropped since a. year ago we shall at? '
; once see that not only has there been 2
but a. still great- 1 ‘
or increase in quantities. The large;
Isinlzle items of those exports whichi -
yshow increase are: leather, precious!
metals. gums. linens. scrap metal; '
for prime meats.
New York Markets j
Wholesale prices on all meats have again ad-
vanced, but we are holding our retail prices down
to the lowwt minimum of profit. Large sales and
small profits is the reason why business is good with
us. Don’t be mislead and pay more than we quote
Whom has.
Pits or shallow well: for the collec- 3'
tion 0! oil were found in the United ~
States by the earliest. ‘explorers. and
are believed to have been the work or
that race which, lived here before the
Indians came from Asia or Northern
Africa, or wherever they did come
mm. The belief is that these pits
for .011 were dug by those unknown
and unaccountable people who built
mounds in the Ohio and Mississippi
valleys, worked lead ores in Kentucky 5
and mined copper ln‘the Lake SupraL
rior region.
...-a. ...“
.-.... .. «.4 ......
55 Main Street
N orwalk
Telephone 2828
aluminium. linseed oil. and copperi
concentrates. 1
"One hesitates to pick out thesol
cheerful symptoms for purposes of op- l
timist . discussion because it is {ll-.
\rn‘ys ’l‘l‘)‘ dnngrirous to prophecy and ;
yr-t he would have to be a. very possi-l’
nvistic individual indr‘rd who would .1
tail to recognize the prevailing indica—
Sirloin Steak ........
Round Steak .........
-.—.-.-..-_..
STAMFORD, May S.—William Mo-
ran. 250 Main Sll‘l‘l'l. this city, is in the
hospital llcro with a fractured skull i
null ill :1 serious: condition. his link!
year-old daughter Goraldine. has n l
l’rnoturml arm. and his wife is snxl‘t‘er-i 7
in: from shock. as a result of the: ,
Boston Rolls .........
Fresh Chopped Bee-ff. . .
SPECIALS ON BEST WESTERN BEEF
Porterhouse Steak . . . .
lions us; most encouraging."
THREE )lor'omsfrs‘mjnjr . .‘ Shoulder Steak """"
IX STAMFORD COLLISION ? Shoulder Pot Roast . . . .
Bread and Butter Pot Roast . .
Sticking Pieces for Pot Roast
Full Half-Pound Bar
Hershey’s
Chocolate
thrcc occupants. Shoulder of Native Veal to Roast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200 1b
. M”. Rump of Native Veal to Roast 26c lb
5mm! gic D": Sllll" CHAT Veal outlets........................................38cm
“7 am . _ SolidVealforSteWing.......... ...... .............30cl‘b
ngappEdCre l ’ LomveaIChops..................--...-...ocl.....35c1b
at arms DRAPERIES wml ,
at?“ 33C Pom, OTHER IMPORTANT SPECIALS l
“—— DIAMBNB "YES Very Lean Fresh Pork to Roast . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 25c l'b l
HoneyJumbo -Lean Fresh Shoulders ..... 19ch l
’ l-Z.lvh prlr>l{;:‘of “Simona mes" Lean Native Fresh Hams . . . . ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28c lb ;
Nougatmes bolllilllls .o‘lirr‘rlflons so Sirllplo tllfll'fllly Legs of Spring Lamb . ' ' . . . . . . ' . . . . ' _ . . . ' . . . . . _ . . .‘ 35c m f
39C Pound .35lifr‘é‘.”«z‘r$§séif3.122'.I.lf"..§;‘é;f"2..fl;‘;1323’ Shoulders of Spring Lamb ..... . 26c lb 5
figgif'fii ‘* 1.. Rib Lamb Chops 32c lb 1
~«n: .lll‘.‘.,-rnl.-l‘y§.l':£‘ lleill)';‘l:::-?¢I.1(:lt 2313, Fresh Killed Fancy Chickens ....................... 406 lb ;
WEEKEND '{fz‘fgii‘f K'Iér'ylgw- evg-rn In you Boneless Bump Corned Beef ..... . .. . . . . 20c22c lb ; .
- lam; 15.43.?“ 3‘30““; ,3... "9”” Plate Corned Beef ............_... . . . . . . . . .. 6c 11) .
FOOd SPeC'als 1331’; 2‘: 19'“ is were Jeremy; 1.11.3533 Rolled Corned Beef (No Bones) . . 12 1-2c lb i
Cofl'ee (Wound) Regularly 45C Diamojlllm 1:} (:n‘lllll‘frr 2:351; £3222? ankfms, Liverwurst, 39108113 . . . . n. . . .,.-. .;. . . . . . . 200 lb ‘
sch-Ends 2 for 48¢: I {mic or runs—Adv. . ' I
Ta (Si-pound) Regularly 50c l
'Weck-Ends, a for 51¢: l
Cocoa (Si-pound) Regularly 25c . l
Week-Ends, 2 for 26¢: . l
Mayonnaise Dre-sing . _ .
Radar!) 38c , - ‘ o ,1
W S h It w k Ed 3 l
Chocolntcl’udding Regularly 15c c u ze S ee - n 13 S .
Wechmb, 2 for 16:
Cake Chocolate Mooney)”:
Result: 7 .
BechuZeth 2f" 33:: Fresh Shoulders . . . . .' . . . . 18c lb. Smoked Shoulders ._. . . . . . 16c lb.
Mmgwm(fg"of£:)3k Shoulder Steak . . . . . . . . . . 14c lb. Shoulder Pot Roasts . . . IZVzc lb.
Weémf‘z‘wfo,"33gfi “B. & B.” Pot Roasts . . . . 22c lb. Solid Lean Pot Rst, no bone 18c lb.
Vanilla km (2 $124167!) 35‘: Prime Rib Roasts - q o g 18c-28c lb. Rump Roast u o l n t v 0 I 20c-22c lb.
Week-Ends, 2 0136c .
PunOllvoOllaZézodiazi Smoked Tongues . . . . . . . . 32c lb. Wilson’s Hams . . . . . . . 32c lb.
Week-Ends 2 {07,99}: ‘
FANCY MILK FED ’VEAL ,
133.93%... ...... 79c Ramps or Veal . . . . .. . . . . 22c lb. Loin Veal Chops . . . . . . . . 32c lb.
RWV$1 .....OIIIIOIlk‘lb.
MothBalls
(ll-Flakes
1 7c lb.
T
.23 J & J Talc ...... ... .19
.27. Munnen's Talcunl .. .23
l lull
fill Cairn, large ...... -
.ch ll. & R. Cold Cream .43
.3'
.30 Pebeco Tooth Paste .39
fl” l‘rostilla ..... ..... . .27
.23 Lyon‘s Tooth Powder 3'
.23 Cuticura SOC!) -
‘23 Packer's Tar Soap . 2‘
.21 Resinol Soap .. ..... ~21
.‘l a '
Hind's Honey and
Almond Cream, large .93
49 .
M ulsified Cocoanut
Oil
................
5.. Pepsodent Tooth
Past 9 ..............
...-
3 for .60
I
3hr .60
Low CUT PRICES
’wwc ,Z
' .75 Pinaud’s m derQui-
.26 Woodbury's Fame!
>99Vapoou-‘oouc-n, 21
3 for .60
.50. Dior Kiss. Face
'Povdor ............ .50
.50 Forllan’s Tooth Plate .43
1.00 Pinaudrs Vegetal, - r
“an .....O'OOI‘IO 1U
...-IOIO'OIJII ,
null m-r-rturnc-ll. throwing
mvrturuinz of their automobile
South strr-nt last night. The ”owns:
Prime Rib Roast (Boned and Rolled) 28¢ lb.
...30clb.
25c lb.
16clb.
14c lb.
......22clb.
...... ....l5clb.
..l8c 1b..
...... .....21bs.25c‘
cage-pouc-
.IOOI
guru‘s-couc-
cur was standing in the street when!
tho'llomn rzlr approached at .'l hixrh
min of spend struck th‘e Howos car
out the
VERY FANCY NATIVE VEAL SPECIALS
"as ; ington
Market’s
“Specials
145 Washington St., So. Norwalk, Pllone 1543 »
SMALL LOIN PORK ROAST . . . . . 240 lb.
Fresh Shoulder . , . 18c lb
Fresh Ham ...... . . . 300 lb
Shoulders Spring Lamb
30c lb
Smoked Shoulders . .
Shoulder Veal ...... 180 1b
Rump Native Veal . . 25c lb
Breast Veal 16c
Bib Veal Chops . . 28c
170 lb
lb
1!)
. 7 . BONELESS RIB ROAST ........... 30c lb.
Legs Spring Lamb
Rib Lamb. Chops
Loin Lamb Chops
Stew Lamb r I; n
BEST CUTS SPRING LAMB Shoulder Pot Roast . . 14c 1h
Boneless Brisket . . . . 16c 15
Solid Lean Pot Roast 18c lb
Fresh Plate .........
Bclb
FIDELITYHAMS...;.........>..’..32c1b.
Native Roasting Chickens
38c
Fancy Broilers ...... 40:: lb
Sperry & Barnes Hams
Corn Plate ......... . 8c lb
Fresh Killed Fowl , , 38c lb Boneless Corned Beef 18c 15
lb Sauerkraut .......... So It
Sperry & Barnes Bag or
Link Sausage ..... _ 282 lb
PURITAN HAMS . ............ 32c lb.
FREE DELIVERY
A.F.Beckmann€9°Co.Inc= -
83 Washington St., South N orwalk.
PHONE 1405
Saturday Specials
18 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar for, ..... $1.00
Flour,All Kinds, per Bag . _. . . ......... $1.25
New Onions, 3 lbs. for . . .
New Potatoes, pk . .. . ..
OldPotatoes,pk
f, . Native Spinach, pk . . . . .
, Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs for .
Cocoanut Fingers, lb . ..
o
c
35c
5 Cans PlumJamfor . . .’ .......... . . . . $1.00
SugarPeas,can.:...... .....15c
...........50c
....l5e
Veal Cutlets ...........u.38c ’lb. LegsofVeal
ALL ems FANCY YOUNG LAMB
WE SPECIALIZE ON ALL KINDS or
Dixie Bacon .........-..22clb. Salaam-Bacon W’
-SunlightBntter.........“44clb. Bmlcfidéfiutter........
200 u.
441: lb.
332F901)
2.00 Pinaud's Vegetal.
1813*
nine. and! ".24...-“ 7.‘
unfit: We Qni- ;
”53m. urge ”...... 1.13; '
5 Salmon Tooai‘ rate .231;
go Villennen‘s Shaving , .
.cum ,oflOqOQo-Olloo
. at ..the
Sakai-Jenna, Beg.15_cSeller, 803.113 ......
iDomBoMSW-r.36ans.- ........
WWI“. oriri-omn....-...I-.o..,...-...........n....
bandwagmnmmu 17o
mailman-well, 3 on: 25o
msmwmzmm“
Migrations“ ......-..;.....,. 250$. 9010.11
mm 7 M o ought o‘vzo r. 012,-- .i. u . . .,.';.,. a. .1... .j ”C _
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" 2 Saturday Specials - f
magma . ..._—.... . .
1| Hamburg Steak ......14clb Beefmver.......121-2clb PlateGornedBeef....p8clb ‘ _ ' . . ............. .. 5c '
T 6’ 2f0'25c FlankESteak 28c lb OalvesLiver..........35c,1‘b Boneless Brisket Corned Beef . :‘Uneedn Biscuit kag. -- ------- . ”c
. BathSoaP “504m ‘ Romain]: "..."... 28c lb “2.1..“ tic’l‘b‘ ‘ 14° 15, WSW B“gs. ......................
uWW Sirloin Steak 34::_ lb Boasting chickens ....-4o.c-lb Rump. coma Beef 18%? g. _ . Flour-£5“ Nodal” 1b.. ....... ”$1.90 m'
.Porbormseswck.....38clb Fmoy‘Fowls..........38clbllremPMBoeLH... , ; 235m. crm‘Spaghamn‘Fmol-I'N 88.3131383. 259‘
L“; Situationist-1:19.11). .. 20c
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