RIDAY. JANUARY 5, 19%.
’—
Small Loins of Pork
11.02'sofLanlb 35c lb.
RumpsofVeal 22c lb.
*shoulder Steak 16c. lb.
Fancy Roasting Chickens, 38c lb.
......18c lb.
Schultze’s Week-End Specials '
LeanFreshwulders...
Fore-quartersLamb.....
Veal Cutlets
Shoulder Pot Roast . . . .
Fancy Fowls.........._\
.15c lb.
20c lb.
35c 1b.
14.: lb.
seen.
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3(1- Cllnton Von Hon-u: is visiting
‘ relatives in New You.
Mrs. Anderson of the cm is visit~
in: her sister was Lucy Butmsa in
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South Wilton.
c. o.
Bakland.
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(lanthtor Hrs. Lordi.
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As George Middlehrook was comm:
' ‘ down the hill near Keeler’s store lat
Saturday morningr his auto skidded on
the icy hill. and swung aside so sud-
denly that the violent shock broke
mo. and his son George
recently motored
Rochelle and visited the
anomalous-tn r-
mmthohteurottm.
damn! Elena. lv‘. J. mes
an Sultry “aloha-ox. In. t
. Richards. the KW femur
sax-.maunmnnm ."
among those who followed the pleas-
. in; custom ot keeping New Yours in
the country. .
other so
terms.” in
0! little Willi
“Little “mu.
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The sympathy or all seduce“ is ex-
. tended to the rector and parish of st.
Matthews. in, the sudden calamity by
m g.“ lire which destroyed the rectory and
farmer’s contends insert-ids! sum.
The service last Sunday crossing in;
. the Congregational Church approach-i
ed the chsrsott'r of a Watch Night
sen-ice, both in the selections of the
hymns and the import of Rev. Ir.
Fair's address The meeting was oell~
ed for a Union tethering. but only two
you bet your life.
with my sister-
Mthenrt Hr. Jon
“‘Hr. Jones ticked
he snarled. “but 1 tot even
Arkansas Utility News.
mm you PIVCRIVG.
An Italian who heat I fruit-stand
I mixed u
fem powder
Eyr‘xl Steak. .. ..... 28c lb. Loinhmb Chops .. . 48c lb. l‘rsshPlste ..... 80 lb.
5 .5“ Steak ...... 32c 11:. Stewins lamb ----- ..15c lb. Pigs Feet ...... So a".
Starring Veal .. .15clb
v.» 11* Steak....35clb. - ' ‘
1?w er one Pi eEibRout ..... 28cm(lx'l‘ails...............84.:Jb
Klfllbilrg Steal! ...... 16¢ lb. am a nutter POD Rout, 22¢ WW8. Liver ......., m m.
i 12;: Lamb Chops ..... 35c 11). Plate Corned Beef ...... 8cm. Beef Liver .......... 120 .n.
xi‘ltICTLY GUARANTEED EGC‘S45cdoz.
IO...-
iSuniight Butter . .
55c lb. ! Dixie Bacon............20c lb.
Puritan Bacon, sliced in
1/3, or 1 lb. boxes, 45¢ per lb.
Smoked Shoulders ...... 15c lb. 2 Puritan Hams 28c lb.
THEIR HOPE.
TURKEYS
Schultze’s Sanitary
3: 43 MAIN s'r.,
‘ wzsrpon'r,
NORWALK—BAILBOAD AVE. AND WASHINGTON 8'1. 80. NORWALK.
GEORGETOWN. DARKN, STANFORD, BLACK BOOK, BRIDGBPOBT.
"What do you plan to make 0! your
boy?"
"\Ve are going to get him a place
with the Housing Commuslon. as soon
as he is old enough. Some day he
may be able to find a house for his
parents."—-Dle Huskete (Vienna).
THE ALABAMA .‘lARKET.
Markets
WANT TO BUY—A Ford. What
have you for $50? 1303—, care Re-
gluon—Classified ad in the Mobile
.Rexister.
C9 1e Should Be Taken
In Storage of Soft Coal
Hit—ln response to nu-
, .n-s ruined by the Conv
Administration with re«
‘ Illnz soft coal and also
of soot irom chimneys 8
.~ léslltd by Fuel Adminisv
”is \V. Russell, giving de-
xrtions whlcli have been
and recommended by the
(ire Protection Association.
.aantitk‘s of soft coal are be-'
by mercantile establish-
;xlvlustnrs because of the
' ~hortage during the win—
.' .:--r of spontaneous com-
. causes a. serious fire
usual care should be
to owners of such pro-
:amr'l can be reduced
"mo of the grades and
' I‘ ‘-ll and the exercise of
wns in its handling and
riei'cctivc flue fires are being report-
ed. due to the incrasing us»: of soft
coal. The accumulations of soot on
heating surfaces reduce the \alue of
and start fires. The Federal Fuel Ad-
ministration Iloard sligesis the follow-
ing plan fdr remoxal of soot;
The fire is put into good condition
ulth :1 substantial body of hot. fuel.
Common salt thoroughly dried. is then
,throan or sprinklr'd on to the incan-
idcscent fuel hcd m a quantity depend-
ing entirely on the size of the furnace.
In the case of a house heating fur-
nace one pound at a. time is ample,
and in the case of a large power
plant-boiler four or five scoops full
may be required. The dampers are
kspt open so as to maintain the fur-
nace temperature and the salt is al-
lowed to remain until he fumes have
entirely disappeared.
Immediately upon charging the salt.
the furnace becomes filled with dense
white fumes which may require as
much as half an hour to entirely dis-
appear. If results are not secured on
the first application. it should be re-
peated as many times as necessary.
Once the boating surface is thor-
oughly cleaned a small application
every few days is usually sufficient to
keep it so.
Every one using soft coal is urged
by the administration to use this re»
marksbly simple and cheap process
for getting rid of the soot. cleaning
and heating surfaces of boilers thus
saving large amounts of coal. pre-
vcntmg fires from chimneys and gon-
orally conserving all along the line
or heating and the production of pow.
er.
mmmltios of soft coal
1 A: open it should lie in
.r, that a fire starting
Varnizzh the entire sup-
‘w-twi pile can be ex-
\“‘.“<’l. Vthre the coal
wm‘nts the Fuel Ad—
;zccsls the following
A n {a walnut or larger
’ for storing. Mine run.
m' c, on account. of mm
wt suited for storage
~11 nears hot pipe.
' .rracr- or any other hot
.. Fans with tho coal as
2» coals in the ashes.
‘ Me wrt down. wet only
'9 is to be used immed~
,wriant that pieces of
, slicks. paper and
‘rmlal not be mixed. or
warm In contact with the
THE ROASTED RESIDUL’M.
When coming to town last night at
the bridge near E. Cronk's home the
omnibus caught fire. Luckily there
was only one passenger besides the
driver who had time to get out.-——
Booneville correspondence of the
l'tica Observer-Dispatch.
‘ 'lzn': should be paid to
- v (tuning of dues and chim-
" “(rt o.’ shlnkle MOI Ind
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Saturday Specials
East Norwalk Cash Grocery
QUALITX THE HIGHEST : PRICES TH! Lowzs'r
715 FinestCrmryButter.......................54cm
3": Family Flour .......................... .996 be:
37.: GradeBysorGrahsmrlour,31-2lb.mba¢........25¢
Maiaroni 8ps¢hettiorllbowlmmfi2lbm W. 260
C ~30. lb sine-.11 .................. ....,,.......21c 7
LiffisCornedBoefEamfllb out ...... ...........25<:
‘d Pineapple, 30.2mm. ...... ..... . ..... 20c
Campbeusrorksm ..... 10cm
;"3WSoap.3bu-Iior................................20c
life 01d Pmmm, 41M. .......... 250
L e Oak 311mm, an. pkg: flu
PJeRewOrlesulohussncwerop. 25:111.,an
SC?" ComZunslor .......... .............. ....... as
Shredded William.“ lb soc
'Tallet Tm. 7!“ IIIIIIIIII OOOQOOQCIDOCDOOUOOICC-‘O a
A. STULL
24 COTTAGEST mxmm
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noun, noxui'
the windshield.
O O I
The measles are again prevalent,
Miss Pauline Knapp. Frances Knapp.
of North Wilton the Do Nike children
in North Wilton. Three of Mr. and
pastor: were able to he preesnt.
i-‘sirchiid of Csnnondele
Panama deserves especial
Ur.
Methodist
Church and Ru“. Mr. Books: the Wil-
ton pastor at whose church all were
gathered The illustrated lecture on
mention.
was much annoyed by possible cus-
tomers who mode a practise of lien.
dung the trait and plnchinx it. there-
by leaving it softened and often spoih
ed. Muted beyond endurance.
he finally out a sin which read: “it
STOP
“The road to the police court,"
mused the motorist "is paved with
good pedestrians."-—~The Passing O ’
Show. (London). ‘ h1ldren s
the fuel. and fro iucntly clog the nuns ’
h“.
Cough
with
(Sour. an is.
Oriental Cream
Billions-Patel Wu.
New York Markets
143 Washington Street 55 Main Street
South N orwalk Norwsik
Phone 3213 ' Phone 2828
SPECIALS
....19c lb.
.......l5c lb.
........25c lb.
........l4c lb.“
s.
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Small Loins Jersey Pork . . . . . . . .
Fresh Lean Shoulders . . . . . .
FreshL'ean Hams
Smoked Shoulders . . . . . . . . .
Lamb Specials Native Veal
:Legxsmingumb...sscns. Shoaldered......20cib.
Shoulder spring Lmb,22c 15. amp may. Veal. .24: is.
-nibumbchopa....35cn. mvmomm.....25cn.
ShoulderLsmbChops,30clb. VesiOatletI........380lb.
StewLamb ......... 15¢ a. Loinvmonops....32cn.
BEEF SPECIALS
Shoulder Steak .. 16c 11).
PorterbouseSteakSficlb
ShoulderPotBosst . 14c iii.
BonelessPotRosst 20: it).
StickingPieoes . 18cm
BreadsndBuuerPotRosst .............. 223:3»,
PrimeBibBosst . 26cm.
Freshman: .,.10cib:
i.
CornsdPlsteficib
BonelhsCornBeef ... 15oF).
HoneflsdeSmnge.....................-aéb.'
/Sperry&BsmesBaxothkSsusge .....g%¢5. “'1?
Freshman“:- ...................,_.
hire. 1».
J. Miller’s children in Can-
nondalc, and members or the Ouch
both for the interesting test. and the
beauty of the pictures he best it is
you must pinch: do fruit—pluck“ do
cocoenut!"—-The Crow’s Nest.
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saw ‘m8'1'a‘m‘ Gor.3sstsv.bnowsnst.,!.1€.
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In sum. Weltpofl
PURE LARD -
12c 1b.
GOLD GROSS OR BPRDBN'B
Evaporated Milk
Underwood’s Corned Beef Hash 2 No. 1 cans 25c
Large Sweet Oranges
0......
Fancy Evaporated Peaches
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m ruvoa wm‘. swarm you
11c can
Fancy Apples . . i. . . . ,5 lbs. 25c
Pickledllerring....,..
Pure Raspberry and Strawberry
Preserves............25c jar
..6cesch
Welch’s Pure Tomato Catsup
cross-eo-
Pure Maple Syrup
. 45c large bottle
use...
. . 15c 8 oz. bot. Pure California Honey
Del Monte
bees-see...
Brand Blackberries
. 29c can Hecker’s Farina
.........
Kellogg’sBran
18c pkg.
Colman’s Mustard
ICC-t...
.25c14oz.can
.. ........ ..........21cpkg.
Durkee’s Freshly Ground Pepper
............... 10c No. 16 can
23c can ..
eoo-Oelconlhs eeeeeee 90.0.0.9.-
Fat Norway Salt Mackerel
. 2 for 25¢
Strictly Fresh Eggs
49c doz.
California Boodle-s
Int Bulk—2 lbs Fresh lilipnint
Raisins - - ‘25c Fig Bars
FRUIT SALAD
wetland
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30. 1 OAR
--.29cj
21b-
25c
YellowWaxBeans .....25ccan ChoiceGreenBeans 29ccan -
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Cuffee - 29clb. Tea - - 35c lb.
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mm % mm
;:_;Coffee cakes; 20c ea. Crullers 20c doz
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Norwalk Chronicler