Evening sentinel, Friday, August 11, 1922 · page 5

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

EIDAY. AUGUST 11, 1922.

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“AM‘S ESTATE IN \VESTPOR‘I‘. »

 

 

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ll; \(‘Ill FIELD DAY.

William S. Hart, who yesterday an—
nounced his separation from his‘wife,

l). of l... held

. at which time
tlw .lv~l:i day to
..mt on Saturday
. l. :«virwi :1 large. at—

til this year--1133 made a practice‘of

farm. The. sight of Hart on his i‘a-

 

m' smut at Banner
‘nm :lll mm our. Le mous bucking pony “Pronto," the
l Ill-Hy .In so. A horse that has had an important part
_ : lm :w-rwl :lt l‘n(.n in Ills pictures. was one frequently
allll lu- hill at two witnessed by Westport people with
will-nvmt‘: (‘uunrlls will whom “Bill" has been a. big favorite.
Hrzlml‘nrd. (irr- ‘ntvioh, The present Mrs. Hart had not visited
L. N--:v Cunnu'm :ml Westport since her marriage.
yuan) lllll' limo is Ming W”—
-‘ "“‘l “W- Try a. Sentinel Want Adv.

 

 

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mates lour coal llill will he about half. The
Vine in your fuel hill will pay for a furnace in a
hort while. A one pipe such as x 'e sell will burn
‘wood, coal or coke, heating the house comfortably
but kccping the cellar cool. A 6 foot cellar will do.

No Charge for Setting up:
5 A~ year to pay

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Saturday Specials

‘ East Norwalk Cash Grocery

 

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.5 » ”Jillnery Butter """-'-----.......»., 41c 15‘
F H‘NIle ) , ... .
c5 .. -ta orJones,per‘bag $1.15

";'3clers,Small,I-ean.......‘..............18cm.
‘A Washing Powder, large size ............,18(: pkg.
£43m Flakes or Post'Oasties ------'~-.--.. 80 pkg.
Starch ...........................,.... locpkg'.
'Lard .....15cl‘b.
THash, 2 lb can ........................... 290
BoraxSoap. .5cbar
*i'liorBlackTea..........................35cm.
.in bulk ..... .. zocfi
“:19.reg.15cse11er,3cans.................‘.....25e
Fm,- Pork
Tile-r ......200 1b».

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Stamford Man Held Up in
Darien and Robbed of $20

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The men were dl'SCrllJC‘d by Herman
us living about thirty or thirty-five
yours of ago. one or them wearing: ll
nlllstnl‘hv, and a gray cup while the
second wore a slouch hat. From their
actions Herman said he dill not bl:—
liovo that they were, What might he
tv-rmml professional crooks. At the
time of the hold-up his truck was
loaded with hardware and small cool:-
in: utensils. He makes the trip over
(his territory every day and it is be-
lil-vml that. the men were aware of
this fact and were laying for him.

A soarch was carried on by the

Dnrion authorities until into inst
night. It is believed that the two
men might have run through the

woods at the lane and jumped into a
car (it Raymond street which is only
a short walk from the point of the
daylight I‘(ll)l)l‘l'y. The authorities
are at a. loss today to explain how
they had escaped as they arrived on
the scene shortly after notification.

EVAW
ON COAL SHORTAGE

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local fur-l administrator at the hem}
of (‘ilf‘l‘L A nliet wt might comprf‘sr
txvo or three cities cr perhaps :2 part
ol :1 county. he added. lmlustrics or
the hOSlH‘hOlv’l user of“ coal would
appeal to each administrator. who

 

would in turn transfer the appeal to
the State commission, anconiing to his
‘plan. A final appeal, if, necesml-v,
would lm made to Secretary of (Joni-
mercc Herbert Hoover.

IDENTIFIED MEN
. WHO BEAT HIM UP

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case made it one of assault.

Edwin F. Broom was absolvm of
illumc X501“ an assault which was made
upon Talbot. C. Moore. a. Yule sill-ll‘rllt,
who lluvl been working in the Flll'lpS.
Moore could not identify his :Lssull—
ants. ‘

 

 

BIA-10R I‘hllTZ GETS
LEAVE OF ANSI-INCH.

 

Iii-AV HAVEN. Aug. ll,--—.\l:;jor J.
C. Foltz has been given :1 have of
absence from his dutiese ill the I’nited
States Public Health sorxico Hospital
at Allingtown. it was learned today.
He will be assigned to another institu-
lion after his leave expires, it was
mini. Major Foitz was attacked re—
mlltly by organizations of war voter-
mm, who urged that he be removed

llevause of nllegui discriminations
flL'lllllSi certain \‘ts‘lffl‘ans in the hos-
pitals. Resolutions were sent to

\X’ashington and government inspec-
tors were said to have visited the in-
stitution a few days'later..

 

 

At Least, Hubby Hopes So.
It a woman has u now hat she has
something lfllil aside torn rainy day.

 

 

 

ILAKDSHAKING IS HEALTH

 

Hartford Medical Men Fully An-
predate Pittsburg Dictum.

 

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MENACE, PHYSICIANS SAY .

Dr. Stanley H. Osbo '
tne_.13ureau or menmfiee~§fld .01
of themes Department or Health;
said" that the danger all depended on
therkind or disease: Herr»; also“ ex-
pressed a lively curiosity as to whether
the Pittsburgh" doctors were dbceom
,0‘ ‘mediclne or of veterinaryxurgew

Medical Examiner Henry M. Cos:
fella of Hartford. agrees with the
Smoky; City nhyaicinns. He says that
hanushaking;»/is »much more .»mvalent

 

than either kissing, or nose rum
and that the hands are more apt
be dirty and confiminated than cine
er the nose or the tips.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

M’COR‘JICK. “’EDS MIME. “amt:
PARIS. August ill—(Wm
Press).-Haroid‘ F. McCormick. oh
Chicago. and Mrs.» Alexander Smiths“
Cochran (Madame was“) was
married, today. in the City Hall of t“
Sixteenth ward here. _ 5. .

 

 
 
 
 

New k Markets
5 S P E.C I A S .

143.Washlngton Street 55 Main Street
‘ South: Not-walk Norwalk
Telephone 2247 Telephone 2828

 
 
 

 
 

 

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SPECIALSGN- GENUINE SPRING LAMB

Genuine Spring Legs of Lamb . . . . . . 320 lb. ”
; Genuine Spring Shoulders of Lamb. . 19c lb. _
Rib. Lamb: Chops . 30c lb. :5 '
LomlambChofis 45415-
Slowing: Lamb '. . . 100: lb.

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PorterhouseSteaki .. 36c*l§.’1
Sirloin-Steak 32c lb.
RoundiSteak 30c lb.
wShoulder-Steak........ ....... 15c lb.
Shoulder-‘PotRoast 14c lb.
BrealifiandzB‘utterPotRoast.............. 22cm.

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The group of Pittsburgh doctors
which condemns hand shaking as less;
sanitary than either kissing or nose-;
rubbing. the rite of greeting among:
some of the tribes of Central Africa?
is entirely right from one point: oil
View. according to Dr. Charles El
Botstord, superintendEnt of The
Board or Health of Hartford.
doctor say that. one person in a
thousand rubs noses. from five to ten?
kiss. while practically
shakes hands. l

Dr. Botsford said that the trans‘f
mitting 0: disease through hand:
shaking depended on what one did_

with another person. Most
nicable disease. he said. are
through the discharges from. the 110503

commu- }

hing nose results in a direct trans-l
ference of the germs to a susceptible,
part of the body. there are relatively;
so few people engaging in that form;
of greeting that handshalting rehllyl
constitutes a. great peril. althoughf
not so direct a one. There are four'
stages in the transmission of germs
through handshaking according 'to
Dr. Botsforgi: Infection of the hands
from a. discharge. transferring this

carrying the germs from the hand to
the mouth or nose. either by the

 

 

hand which is put intotlie mouth.

 

”Small Legs Lamb
Pork Roasts». . . . . .
Shoulder Steak
‘ BonelessPobRoast .
Smoked Shoulders ..

 
 
 

 

Sellultze’s Week-End Speeials

340 lb.
.25.: lb.
5. 16c lb.
‘. 18c lb.
17c lb.

 

Forequarters Lamb. . . . . 20c lb. »
Puritan Sugar Cured Hams, 3311). _
shoulder Pot Roasts . . . . 24c lb.

“B.&»B.”5E9t§l%oastss. . ... 24c. lb..-
Rolled Pot Roasts. .- . . . .. Eta—'15:; _

The;

everybody : ’

with his-hands after shaking hands, ,
spread: 5

and mouth and while kissing or ruh- '_ ‘

to the hand of another person and ‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

_5 Boston Rolls for‘Pot Roast ........... . . . . . 15cm. .
Sticking Pieces-for Pot Roast ............. 18c lb. »‘

Fresh Chopped Beef ............. . . . . . . 12%;: lb. .
' Prime Rib RoastlBoned & Rolled) . . . 25c & 28c lb. .
Lean Fresh Pork to Roast ........ . . . . . . . . 2-1015. .
FreshShoulders....... ......... .........18clb.

 

Shoulders of Veal to Roast ......... . . .. .......... 200 lb.

 

Rump chealto Roast.... ......... 2501b.»75
i Veal Cutlets ........... 38c lb.» ~:
Loin Veal Chops ....... 320 lb.
Rib Veal Chops ......... . ........................ 24c lb.
Breast'ofVeal.. ...... ...... ..................15clb. I
ascudVealforStewing.............................25c lb. ‘
‘ Fancy Roasting Chickens ..... ..... 330 lb.“3
Boneless Rump Corned Beef 200, 22c lb.» ‘
Plate Corned Beef ...... .. .......... 6c lb.

LeanSmokedShonlclers............................ 18c lb:
Frankfurts, fiverfurst, Bologna 20015.2

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Hamburg Steak ...... 14c 1b.
Romanian: 32c m.
[Sirloin Steak 35c lb.
PorterhouseSteak". . . ... 38c 1b.
Flank Steak ......... 280 1b.

Rimlps of veal 280 lb.
Rib Veal chops 35c lb.
Loin‘Veal Chops 40013;
veal Cutlets ......... 450 lb.
StewingVeel ........‘18cv 1b.

Beef Liver .......... 126 1b.?
GalvenLiver . . . . . . . . .38015; '
Plate corned‘Beef 76 n5. '
Bonelesfiflfiskfi- . . . . . 14c 15'.
Rump emedumel, mil-2265113.

 

fFresh Killed lFoyvls . .

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....38c lb.» 1 Roasting Chickensa . . . .. 45c iii;
Fancy Broilers.....................;.,..._. 55cm.

 

 

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Small Lomnoren’oast . . . . . . . . . .». . 27c lb;
Fancy._Smoked Shoulders, Lean . . . . .. 18c 1b.;

Gumspnme: NATIVE VEAL _. 5
Shoulder 81% 20° lb. Bump Native Veal . . .. 2443:3155T
Legs Semi-ml: 360 lb- slew Veal, solid mat, 28031313
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Boneless Rib Roast-.------- . . . . .

 
 

Fresh"‘Plflex.. ....... 100233.
06mm ...... ....10cilb3
JhnppedéBéef -...I. 14c 11) .
Ends Sporty.&..3amr es' Ball, ‘
5 . ............'.5....2863m
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Shoulder Steak; . . .. 1651b.
Shoulder Pot Roast . . 149m

' 7 Boneless Pot‘anst '. . 20c 15'-

” Boneless Rumplohfioast

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