any ”Dl.1mond Dy(s
smoked Shoulder.................
:55 Main Streeth
= Norwalk
Telephone 2828
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.. 27c lb.
-. 28c lb.
415c lb.
Fro-“Sh Shoulders..............Y.. 18c lb-.
F‘resliHams..................... ..128c lb.
Spring Lamb Specials. Native Veal Specials.
Loins Porlc,8to 10 lbs. . . . ..
'_SpringLamb
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control advocate, just com‘pleted
Babies of every nation are the
Margaret Sanger, birth
trip around the world.
13 Northan Street , l , ’ ' 7 South Norw @111
- ,. § _ Announce
Special Opening Values
‘ 7 Tomorrow Is the Day
Autumn Suitsifor Men and Young Mer
Many Attractive Styles?
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- Good all wool fabrics in some of the best patterns being shown this 5;
These are suits that can be depended 119011 for a maximum amount If 1,.
Ill! Lam}: Chops . , . . 28c lb. Rump Native Veal .. 24:: lb. mbjeCtS of snapshots in her “in
Mn lamb Chops . . , , 40: ll). Shoulder Native Veal, 15-.200 -. °°ue°ti°m .
Ming Lamb .. 3 lbs for 250 Rib Vezl Chops ..... 28c lb. .
. _ nan for the corresponding period last
minder Lamb ..... 16c lb. Ste-mug Veal, sohd meat, 280 ”a. and 65 cm mum than we aver-
" . r. . ~ .. n age for the last seven years. Holly-
Loin Veal Chops . . .. 3.). 11‘). Veal Cutie-» ..... . 08c lb. 1 wood Farm's pen m wmtc ”shows
I ‘ from Hollywood, Wash, and a pen of
. J ‘ C‘ VF lihorle Island Reds Owned by Mrs. C.
. SI LCIAL.) ON BEL - _ . .
. ' p. Polhemus of hewbulgh. l\. 1.. tied
4 . l '4' . ............................. . . 16c lb. {0" “’5‘ mace ““11 43 (“5'33 “at”
no alter ifcak """ 3C lb A. Hamburger's spen of Barred Rocks
”raid 22:31}: ................... u ............. n 90 ll). a: from l).\'~ersbuag'. Tenn.. lied with a
m 1; ..................................... 0.10 . pen of \Vhlte Leghorns owned by
Porterhome Steak .......................... . . . . . . 363 lb. N George 13. Ferris from Grand Rapids,
Ihonlder Pot Roast .......... . . . . ........... . . . . . 140 lb. 3 Mich. ““11 11 score- Of 40 ($33 NICK
tread and Butter Pot Roast ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24c lb. \ N;.f‘£§§f§f§°'§$.§”§°§nIii??? 3::
. lfickmg 1‘10 cc Po: Roasts ............... . . . . . . . . . . . 203 lb. mm a mark 0, 37 at.“ James 0_
30:30.11 R0118 ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 150 lb Lel<‘5byre's pen of Leghorns from New
Bunch-:3 : 'Zib Poast .......................... 260 & 33c lb. \ Paltz. N. Y.. was In rourm place with
:l‘resh cr Corned Plate . . 60 m a record of 86 regs. _
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, . names: Corned Beef ................... . .......... 15c 1b. kef:,:g“‘;§§§e’fif,§;‘ 3.. ”gm, RM
fwd! ghippcd Beef ........................ .2 lbs fcr 25c hen X0. 2:; from Guelph, 0111. This
loaf Liver ............................... . ....... 123 lb. vird came through with tdx eggs last
I'mkfurts, Bologna, Livcrwurst . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... {Dc lb. “‘6‘“ making. 1“"; “‘d“"di“aif‘::gfl’s‘;s
vi ' v :o :85 eggs. 1 s 9. can re .
Nous/e Fonl, tery fancy .......................... 39c lb. § me "on :1 ems she m“ be the sec.
- and three hundred egg hen of tho:
FORE: (SPECIALS thousands that have been trap-nested
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at Storrs m the last ten years.
Skrry 62 Barnes Link Sausage .......... . ..... . . . . . . 30c lb. The Tm" "’“dmg Pens 1“ ”“3“ °{
& B B S 1, O the principal breeds are .13 follcma:
Sperry arm-:3 ag usage ........... . ......... 3..c lb. Plymouth Books.
Home Made Sausage ...... . ...... . ................ 331: lb. Ha rry 6- Culver (Barred)
«‘ 1 \Veslhnmplqn Beach. 1.. I ..... 2035
mked Hams, half or WllO.C ........ . . . . . . ......... 220 m. u'. H. B. ]{f~n‘(Bnrr€d)
- - - - : --~ mmaofcarmorgma; l‘azenovla. . . Y .............. 1976
, Ontario Agrlculturnl College
(Barred)
I U! Guelph "nt.190‘.
I \hchlgnn Poultry Farm (Barred)
Lansing. Mich. ...... -l$o$
.flll flflAPERY iN
NlANflNB “YES
follow . “1
llNE WINNERS
Ffwlilzfi‘, '"Of‘ll. ()cl. l.’\‘.-Thcre i:
. ;In or l.I.::‘mrns in the laying con-
etr-s‘. :t Stuns that now looks like UK
For wee-ks am"
a rc-n of VVhite
Manual.
trnimd
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and
5: 2211:;
the limple directions in our}; 11nd.- ; .
“to. Don’t wonder whether you can : ‘ 2 ‘lmtrs. Lat two “TM-‘5 8-30 mm;
In or tint successfullv. lu-mr st: w r- l H I'ler Mrnmldo .
" n of three oggg.
loot home dyelng ls guarantee-d nub 7 .- '
Hamel“ bye; 04'
r1 1, you Law n‘.~‘.rr Leghorn»; 31.1.(1 cloud.
dyed before. \Jvrn. mam} lift-signs" 14 1.. 111m ~1 1;, ”.1: . ‘_ 2 “v;
lint-ts, Walstn. coats. swunvrs. stock- 1 :m: m lllr‘l'v 1:15..
1m druperlvu, lznngrz L‘:—. we r31: nu. l Pth. '15 Imu- h‘nt looks
become llke new {lfif’.l.l. .lus‘. 1:9! \ 5.1:»; N. ;.J (l h -~.'.'.\' -four
your drugglst
you “‘an 1
whether it is
goods.
‘ opal. fade, or run—Adv.
PRES "D”NT M" ' "'3 ‘ ND AND GOOD \VFL L DE! FGA TE
whr EH-r 12:“ mnthrm‘
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visit of the delegatvz- Int over by the American ('ommit‘ee for
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.~ ANNNOUNCEMENT 5“
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1. DR. BARTHOL ANNOUNCES THE OPENB‘TG OF TIIS NORWALK :
‘1 CHIROPRACTIC OFFICES ON MONDAY, OCT. 16TH, AT 97 WABMG' I )2
~. TON ST., 50. NORWALK, WHERE THE SA CAREFUL ATTENTION f
. WILL an GIVEN TO THE ADJUSTMENT on Iran srmn ran ma , I‘
'anmnunon or m omen 0F DISEASE". ”I
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. llfi.‘;‘.‘5qilul‘lt rs in Hartford yesterday.
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\\ hlte \\ wandoues.
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Davlsvllle. R. I. . . . .. .
Noodbridge Orrhards
“'oodbrldm‘. Conn ....... . . . . .
alter Bradbury
Toumgton, England . . . .
Worncns J. .Dlemund
New Britain. Conn
Rhode Island Rods.
\ lae Orchards
........210.'
.......193(
:20. Hadley. Muss. . . . . . .. .. . . .1860
.‘mrles 1). Pierce
Arnold Mills, 12.1 .......... ..lSOS
Mm 7.. IJll'If'lt‘
l::11l(.::'.‘llle. Conn ..... ....... .1777
F. S. L‘hnpin
l.()!l;2n('.lfl()“’. Mm ....... ... .1714
“11m- Leghmns.
lung". wand l‘nrm
llrz"}.‘\\'0(~d. “'ush. . . . . . . . . .312:
En-4.1I:l‘eultr_v Club
Gosmn, (‘Imn ...... ..........IS9‘J
1‘. .:;;’~ l/ :‘rrw‘ I—‘arm .
A“: unlit; 1‘ .tmds. N. J ...... 1582‘
G4 «1er l’». unis
Gm. .d l". 11;). I11. \llch. ........ lSTQS
\‘lT‘N HA \‘l-IN. Uct. 13.-~-I‘.unning a
rival for first appl‘arnncf‘ honors
lu-movmtic Slate Handbook made
nrqwaninr'“ at ht-udqx1artvrs today.
liI-zmlf-ir‘au Sure Handbook was
printer-s m the Stan.
“'OMEX AND MEDICINE
Jillroxm, yrars ago, :1 Woman
llilalhznrde wrote a notable
plants. In ll. 0250
)‘s- tln m: n \ Prl- too busy bothr-rlng
dogmas o! rulglon and
and the study of herbs was
l-IInt-ath their notice.
l: was Uh- women, however.
r:.oe;t;:' ("IllGUCL‘SLl the hospitals
:._rII1 for the sick, and thus they
nwl mud‘. or great \alue They
, thI mm right out the questions of
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Lydia. l2. l’inkham's Vegetable Com-
1v:u.2el.pupurml a.most fifty years
are by :1 momzm l.\dla 1-3 Plnkham
‘.v1'I.i llwn. and dots now. relieve the
allrnlmts peculiar to women. It is a
ugemhle sompound and or great
\aluv {or this purpose. This is prmen
HOURS:
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9:131. 21 m
CHIROPRACTOR ' » — ,
”vet that will retain their good appearance.
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prehensive enough to satisfy everyone.
Values to $30..OO At ..
Fine Quality and Splendid Assortnmnt
ln this group. These suits have been tailored with care.
Values to $35.00, At .... ......
The models and fabrics, as well as the. patterns. will instantlv firnral 2:» me:
who are used to wearing fine clothes. The range of styles and m. 1 1.45 can.
$21.11
$26.7 1:1 '17
“MEN—ATTENTION“
FOR OPENING DAY
OVERCOATS
The roster of fabrics used in these Overcoats includes only head-l1: Frs 31a
field. The tailoring is masterlv, mani: esting itself in the shape of .1 -
the lay of a collar, the angle of a pocket or cut of a belt.
quality when you see it, you’ll enjoy ex amining these Over-coats.
If V011 l“. .
‘ ‘ 95c
After the Opening, $1.50
9...“...
l 'NECKTIES
Four-in-Hands made of fine silks in a
wide range of most desirable {all shades.
UNION SUITS
$1.45
. After the Opening, $1.75
Made of a medium-weight cotton, in
Ecru and Grey. Long sleeves with full
length hips.
vsnm'rs
$1.35 up
Shirts reduced for the Opening m—
All colors, all qualities, at a consider-.1...
saving. "
Opening—SatUrday, Oct. 14th
' SILK HOSIERY
All day Saturday we will giVe away a pair of women’ 3 high grade silk hosiery with the
ourchase of every pair of women’ 3 shoes or oxford: at $2.95 or over - '
“FIFTH AVENUE STYLES”: at MANUFACTURERS PRICES
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COLONIAL PUMPS
In satin and patent leather, the latest oreotion a: popular on Broadway; values to $8.09
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Saturday, 33.9013. pair
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WOMEN’S $2.00 WOMEN'S HIGH BABY SHOES MEN’S: ox- MEN'S HIGH
HOUSE Slip“ (.C dsgggslvlt) mac“ 8‘ Bmv‘zn' ' UiFgRszDg n ' stmieEia M
~ - r00 E l ' I ' 'n
g‘ PERS . , $5yll0§xinlue 1 Button 8: Laced EGooilgvear W’let: ' m 3.83;; \7a1u::“ni GHQ")? .3? Light)
{+1 98:: Pair $2.95 Pair 4 '98:: Pair $3.90 Pair $3.90 Pair $2. 95 Pair
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:5 WOMEN S PUMPS and OXFORDS $2. 95 a‘ pan-
" i Satin, patent and bind: kid; regular $7.00 valu-es
FULL LINE OF RUBBERS '
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SHOES
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