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Evening sentinel, Friday, July 28, 1922 · page 9

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FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1922.

 

 

 

Ruth and Wallie Pipp .
H ave , Punching Party

:4'1‘. lnlfls. Ma. July 28.—-—It was
11-;11111mi yosmrduy that Babe Ruth
and llnth “hills Fipp Oam‘é to blows
uiuiinu \\0(lll(§fih,\"$ game while ‘he
'11- 11 York 111 new wore 111114110. bench
durintz the sixth inning. é‘Ni the: play-
r 311111.111! any signs 0 (the report“.
vnrountvr.
the game in mm- positions.

 

\Vlu'n “Ski'd about ' the 91110111911
‘ll'llllllufl‘l‘ Huggins replied: "There
worv 1'11 injurins. whoovvr had the

argument."

Hath Ruth and Finn told the A550
ciatml l‘l‘t'sR that the reported 1111001111
101' was: "only :1 liltlo ni'mimont."
11ml thvy 111111 :1gr001l not to say any
411111;: about it.

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11:13 rvtnrned homo att1r :1. visit “llli

1111-1111:: in Lyons Plains.

 

Roland Gifford of the Lower Parish:
who sni'l‘1-r1'1l 11. disloratod knoo from
of

playing 11:151'11n’ll 011 the Fourth

July. is about once more.

 

'l‘hi' 1'111111iliun 111' Town Clt'l‘li Arthur
C. 111‘111111»). who is at the Norwak

 

Hospital. is much improved. He is
<'\311'1lv'1l 111 In- taken home early next
Svook.

Mr. {11111 Mrs. Gw'orge Gifford, Mr

411111 .\11'\‘. 1111\111 Rivhards of the. LO"!-
«1' l‘:11'i$11_ M". 111111 Mrs. Wallace
llrown 111' (111011 11111, Professor and
Mrs. \\‘illi.1m Hugh-y and Mr. and Mrs.
“\Nillinm M1-(.‘11':1th have been enter-
1.1inin1_; nut-OFJOVVD guests for several
,(irtys.

 

M. .T. l-‘lynn of Newark. who is su-
[lf‘l‘llll‘ nding the building: of the 110w
)lmlnut house at Good Hill. and Mrs.
J‘ lynn :11'1- spending a. few weeks at the
3101111 01 Mr and Mm. Frank C. Fitch.

A new house is being erectod on the
J'nrnot‘f property. at Good Hill. to re-
place H10 0110 that was destroyed by
fire some time ago.

 

'1'111- (l 1':1 nirv-

will hold :1 moeting‘ at
flho 'l‘mvn H.111.

on N'mtlohl street to-
night. .-\1'11-1't110 l11i1‘i' business ses-
esinn 1111-1'1' \'.i'l 1m :1 special program
:1rrnnmul t"111' 1h:- evening. The chief
1 \1'111 “111 111-:1 111~1 119-4011 Ind “12:1:
\id C010): 1111 “Shall This Country Sub-
.aidirr- Its 111-1111: 111i .\l:1rin13?"Charles
.1'1111'11 u: '11 xiv ': :‘1"\1- 1'11] solot‘tions and
l-‘r:1.11l: 1". 17111-1: will give irritations.
Today
dutivs on Rural [1111111 V0.12 {11'111' :1
1WD \\'-111m' \112111011. lolm Filu- (11"
\Vostpurt sulmtitmul to: tho vsrution
poriod of tm- m: lilmnn.
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11i< nil: .1111: ' plushinns (111-11t1-':itiin'
gran 1'1 .11'.~' 1111'1118111‘1. inst Mondnx'
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1m :tul 1-11111'111:'~11ut1

bronchitis uith
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1- 1111111011 to his 100m 101

,'.(-\l'i':11 11 11's 111111151115 condition is
11111 1111's: 11 1'11151' l‘oi' alarm, his physi—
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l-1H:ll.‘llil.l-2 (‘-2 AT ABERDEEN
-—_.._

\l'.\.\‘lll.\'(l F1)\’..lul_\ 2‘1 — Armv
411111. 1111: 6—3 :11"ri\€-1l at the Aberdeen.
M1l.p1'o\in-: mound :1t 6 oclock this
1111111111153.0111111111iing' :1 non- stop fight
.11» N1“ lurk and back. The ship left
Rollins: l-‘ 11- id 111110 at 5 o'clock yester-

‘ ALLEGED vxom'nos 01-1

RESFRAINING ORDER.

 

HARTFORD July 28 .——The first
case of an alleged violation of the
Federal restraining order issued '
against the wnsxrailroad 91191111199 9.
by the 1311 ' States District Court“ ’
came b‘etd‘re‘“ ant Digtrict. 1:110:23,
neY Gaugegn. Cohen today. for 1a.: .
v estigatlon.

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

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mom arm;
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~13 ascend when the lightning:
and no one was injured; At fl;

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

it‘ie ship was in the midst at

NEW 1min: .fufy”2 53..., minute :05. Ambrose Channel Light.

aftér the men of the dog watch as-

 

 

«am

signed- #9 1114.113 111 the crow’s nest of i ' ‘
ltilemelgiim’ steamer Samland climbed m Stm‘m 61-111!
dawn train-dine“ perch. today, fight- ,3 In Turkey strangllnzrfld < ,
nin'g' struck the mretopmast, crashing criminal “P in a bag and, -- '
.117 to masck, the officers reported on Ante the sea are com ,

howovor. find both finished

and

. ., lexecution of the
1 imam: lwmw rnsumod hislnevolutionisis now on trial :11 Moscow

0110. or the strikeré, 0311,1911 upon Mrs'.
t G. r. Booth. of 64Washing'ton street
July 21 while her husband was “PEI“
in: at the East Hartford shops, and
in an attempt to persuade her to pre-
‘ \0: it her husband from continuing his
11' ork
th1- subject of ”0101100. Specifically,
‘ Mrs. Booth claims th 1t. Graham said
her husband might be brought home

bcilrr 01 firebox of a locomothe.
After hour-lug the complaint and
tho. rln'i‘onse; it was decided to pre-

 

Phil. ”Imphm s, .1 the case directly to Judge Edwin

T111111 '15 of the United States District
Comt who issued the restraining
' order.
TRYON HELD RESPONSIBLE
NEW HAVEN. July ‘28.—,—~George H.
Tixan of Merideu is held criminally

 

 

r12. Aonsible for the death of Sergeant.
John Custy of the Meriden police
force. in a finding issued today by

Coroner Mix of New Haven. county.
Sergeant Custy was thrown out. of an

July :31. He died later in the day from
his injuries. The coroner. in his find-
ing, says that Trvon. Custy and several
others drank near beer and liquor int
Ilautford. New Britain. “'allingford,
and lle1id0n in the hours precedin'g
the accident.

 

BRISTOL )IAN IKILLS MELF

BRISTOL. July 28.—The body of :11
man found ,Vz‘sterdny in :1 Woods here ‘
was identified today as that of Cor-
11011113 Hayes, who disappeared from]
his home here on April 11. His \vite'
established. the man's identity by!
means of the clothing. Thoro was :13
bullet hole in the 1101111 and Medical
Examiner Bracken expressed th:
opinion that the man had committed;
suicide. H( “as 4 ’ )ears old :11111 113111
been unomplosed [or several 1110111113.;

DEBS moves-rs ' i
AGAINST EXECUTION.

 

CHICAGO July 23. —Eugene V
Debs. 1"01mer Soc: alist candidate for'
piesident. has cabled Premiex Lenine:
of Soxiet Rusgia. 111011191111: against
tWenty -two Social

 

1110. message was sent following an
appeal received from the Socialrsts,
of Russia.

 

_ Safe and Sound. '
“You have 1113011 11 long time!" “Yes,
it took 1' mil :1 quarter of an hour to re-
member where 1m? cloakroom tickets

were.‘ “And where were they?" “In
my lmndl11gI"—-.\liinich Meggendorter
Blotter

 

TOMORROW
500 GINGHAM AND
LINEN DRESSES

99c
Boston Store

 

 

ul: 1} :11t0111oon and 19:10.th New York
about 12: .10 :1. m. toda) circling over
1111 11:11:11111 the low"11 end of Man-
Jmttuu.
M
DENIES TRO'I'I‘ER IS FATHER
OF CHILD.

 

(31: \ND R\I‘IDS.Mi1~h..Jul,v 28—-
'l‘1stil1'ing 11s :1 defense witness in the
aopnrate maintenance suit brought by
1 01111. M. Trotter against her
i111911:,1n1l \Irh'in E.'l‘1'ott0r promi-
111111 01'- .1ngr-.list Miss Florence Moody.
lllh lullllti‘ sverntnry. denied on the

 

111”: in 1917.

‘hl .1

Saturday _

at the

East Norwalk Cash Grocer-y 3'

 

‘ 1n the gamma; it is alleged that”: ‘
James J. Graham, of 42 Hazel street,

in iurrd or possibly locked up in a .-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

automobile driven by Tr} on when the 3‘

machine left the road in Meriden on‘

 

 
 

 

threatened that he might be" " '

 

 

This Is the birthday cake Of Laddie Bay President Hardin 1'
received on his kirthlay made up of beautil‘ul dog biscuits, «5730f 33923.8 dog,
of Laddie Boy’ 5 old man, who lives in Toledo and who is said to do cons;

glory of his distinguished son.

 

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one of the presents he
This marvelous c8119 13 the

gift
derable basking iii-the reflected

 

Schultze’ s Week- End Spec1 9s

 

Boneless Pot Roasts .

Fancy Fowls . . . . . . .

SMALL LEGS FANCY SPRING LAMB
,‘FAN CY LARGE ROASTING CHICKENS

Pork Roasts 2............5c lb.
Shoulder Pot. Roasts . . .

...-oncuuvvooio-o

-......'.....\.c.

Fares, Spring Lamb. . .
121/2c .111.
13¢ '10;

Shoulder Steak

chit-l-

Rolled Pot Roasts ’. . . . .

 

“B. & B.” Pot Roasts". .~

'. 36c lb.
.42911).

25c lb.
I50 lb.»

22c 10.5?»
15c 10.:

 

Porterhouso Stank . .

ngnhurg Steak ...... 14c 10. jam Lamhchops 38c 111.
Round Steak ........ 34c lb.
Sirloin Steak 380 lb.

FlankSteak 281: lb.

Loin W5 Chops 481: 115.

Stewing Lamb . . . . .. .150 lb.

Calves'mvcr=......... 40c :11.

mm Seer 7c 1115'
PlateGOrnedBeef ......6915.
Rump'corned Beef, 18c, 22:: lb;
4203331153. "Beef Liver, 2311319. . . . . . 25c Boneless Brisket. Corned Beef, - V
................... 140 lb.

 

Puritan Hams .. . . . ..

Rumps of Veal . . . . .
Loin Veal ChOps . . . .

. . 34c lb. {Wilson’s Ham- . . . . . . . 353511;.

Veal Cutletsx..........r
Shanks of Veal: . . . . 141511.);

. . . 2513.111). 3
. 7550 “lb.

.40c 1b."

 

Brookfield Butter. . .

44c 1b.}

 

ALL KINDS OF FRESH SEA FOOD;

 

ALL SGHULTZE

 

 

TOMORROW
Is the

“The Dayiof Days”
Boston Stare .

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Specials

56 SOUTH MAIN STREET
- Open Saturday Evening Until 9' P. M. (D; T.) .

MARKETS CLOSE All! NOON 0N WEDNESDAYS

Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

39- 43 MAIN ST., NORWALE—RAILROAD AVE. AND WASHINGTON 313., 30.110me
WESTPORT, GEORGETOWN, DARIEN, STAMFORD, BLACK ROCK, BRIDGEPORT.

MME JEAN I :ETTE

SOUTH NORWALK CONN.

 

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arriving here.

Men of the next; watch were waiting _-

 

3;meme

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

143' i-Washington Street
' 'i“"'$llth Norwalk
Telephone 2247 7

 

 
 

 

 

f-SirioinSteak
Round Stwkm...
Shoulder Steak . . . ..

111 York Mark i

Extra specials on choice heavy beef, genumasprmgé
lamb, choice: native veal and lean pork 91‘0““

: Putz-011129 a market that helieV'a In keeping the high
. cost of livingdown to the lowest minimum. '

1| 77 . HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SPECIALS "3
3 Porterhouse. Steak . .

~51? Shoiflder Pot Roast...............

antlEutte‘rPotRoast...f...... "
‘g'Bost'on Rolls
Sficldng Pieces for Pot Roast . ,
Fresh Clibmed Beef ............121/gé’
Prime Rib Roast (boned 8: rolled) 25c,

 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

55 Mam Street
‘ Norwalk

Telephone 2828

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

uncut-Ion...-

 

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..... 189, -

 
 
 
 

 

 

VERY FANCY GENUINE SPRING

Legs‘ d’GenmneSpnngLamb......
Shoulder of Genuine Spring Lamb.

Bib Lamb Chops ,
LoinLamthops ....... _......._....

 
 
 
 
 

...............

 
 
 
 
 

 

Rump of Native Veal to Roast.

Loin Veal Chops .
‘Soli’dYeal for Stewmg
Breast of Veal .

 

EXTRA CHOICE NATIVE VEAL

veal Cutlets ..... . . . . . .- 32h 3'?

OTHER SPECIALS

fresh Killed Fancy Roasting Chickens . . .3 .......... .
RumpComedBeef(Boneless) ......
Plateflorned Beef ’ ................... .

‘ ‘ Rolled Corned Beef (No Bones). .
sunhght Butter ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ’ ' 44C lb; Fresh Shoulders .................................... g: k
Lean Fresh Pork to Roast .......................... 20¢

Frankfurts, Liverwurst Bologna .................. -

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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Granulated Sugar, 5 lbs.

Finest Creamery Butter .......... . ............... . $421: 31:3 -'
Gold Medal or Jonas Flour .................... $1.15 bag. 3 =
E':.raFinePork........... .. ......... .....2011111.E
10.k&Bea.ns,reg‘15081293cans........... ........... 251: '
P1110 Cider Vinegar ............... V ........... 45 c gal. '
Stuffed Olives . ........ 15c bot
Macaroni orSpaghem..........'. ....... ..... ..... .8c pkg: ,
FancyMixed”1311;111:1199r .1801/2115. I
Combination Sale—I PM} Soup, 2 Luna, 1 Star. Powder,
llvoxyandlsmrSmlp ....... ................... 2912'
Pure Cocoa, 1111mm 20c 11'). ‘ J .
WhiteRoseGmpeJuiue...........................25cbot. ‘
finned BeefHash, largocan .5... 2911' -
R&R Chicken Broth .. 3‘ 3 '

1-0‘004

Toilet Tissue, 71'0113 for ..............

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

......'..:..':.. 15(20813
unto-o-ogokga-ni 32%,,

Final Clearance; , "ale

CORSETS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, BRASSIERES, UNDERWEAR,
. - AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES?"

 

1011391? Cent. Reduction on
Regular Stock Corsets.’

Other-Ennispedals is well
7 'BRASSIERES and
., ,, BANDEAUX

- . " 491: up.

 

 

$3.110 corseicttes of fine:
' quality with elastic gore
011-:th .1....... $1.95

 

‘Bnarwratc, Grey,

Several ‘stylés . . . . . $1. 49

L «-..... -- .LVL-cu‘.

2 Clasp S1lk Gloves in

‘ $1.511 '& $2.110 Silk may,
plain anti

Hamel-y

Silk Umlérwear '
Greatly Reduced.

 

bee ribbed,
Pack91l‘" 5111‘, for . . $1. 00'

.Blk. White“, 9' and Brown.

. > o~:'s

:All Silk Emery, '

 

 

 

$2.25 & $2.50 11.11 Fash-
11111911- Silk Hoswéry, Black,
White and Colors

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SmallLomPorkRoast 29¢
Fancy Smoked Shoulders, Lean . . . . . 19¢

 

 

Rib Lamb Chops 401115.
Shaw Lamb: 150. lb.

Smolder- Veal.

 
 
 
 
 

 

Boneless M Roast..............

 
 

 

Shoulder Steak 16c 15.

3011919119301: W.

 

Fresh Plated"

Shoulflerm.....14clb GomPlate....~
20915 Fiesh chopped . _

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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