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" .. have chosen to support several bills . _ . , 7 '2 been 255 per cent. ‘ *‘ = ‘ . 2 2 )
wow KEEP which spell tear even to the mill: j The inclement weather cannot, be , 7 ‘ . -,
5 2 - said to have prevented accidents. be- . a . 2 ,
man. the grape juice addict. or en-
. " {oi-cement omciais whose med-tit! 18 _ cause five at 'the nine fatalities were ' . _
‘3 I; . , ' amnesia or near sightedness. “. . . 2 .2 direct results or the snow and wintry -
.' .2 . One or these bills provides that it ' weather- Four of these fl" we; 2 2
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FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1. 4
3 The Washington Market
. - 141 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 1113
. _ All Meats U. S. Inspected ~
any person under surveillance and deaths or children who werem
' suspicion of violating the liquor isms . While coasting on sleds. The registra- ,-
LINCOLN. Neb.. March 8 (United shall pour out. destroy. break or STAMFORD, March 9.-— tion figures also show that the num- slight, body bruises were sustained
m) —Althouzh members or the throw out or any Jug. bottle. or con-.4 One of the. best records established ber of cars operating this winter is by Joseph Taylor of. Abrendroth '
' tainer it shalLbe prime. facts. evidence since the organization at the‘depart- still above the number operating in place. Port Chester, as he stepped on ‘
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ment or motor ve‘hiclesiwas as: dur- previous years. in spite of the bad a sidewalk on {State street yesterday Icompetiticn is the life of trade. Same people W
, Nebraska~ state legislature have been
moved considerable latitude, they 0' h" 8“” “d the “we." of ”0°! in in first tw th‘ f-this ' th Th u roads di oil in th th I - - -. om b
h!" been keenly alert m the fact shall be upon him to show that it is 5' e 0 men s o ‘ year. wea er. e ice and s ppery afternoon re y e pg 0 a can“ they have oOInPetition, “mute it ! Com 3. . e.
thst m. women or the “ate are ex_ not moonshine. Another bill gives according to a report just issued by have also made accidents more likely, moving trolley car. Mr. Taylor at- 'tyandprices with the other fellow 1:11 p re our (infill.
"and, particular as to the grm for the governor power to suspend any the department officials. The number because of skidding and hazardous tempted “to avoid being hit by the . t he to b l en you can uSe yum. cm
the legislative ho a, Them women officer .against whom charge. have of fatal automobile accidents for Jan- driving conditions. . ' trolley but was struck a. glancing blow Judgmen W 1'0 uy. m . enlbel'. We handle nothing.
9" ' ‘ been filed for failure to enforce the nary and February has dropped from Five fatal accidents occurred during that hurled him tovthe pavement. the best western beef: Posxtively no native at an ti ° but
George Paisht of Weed avenue. are not dealers in that, kind. We soli cit your trag me as we
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at: 13331732: tgégtlsozflld tar: :32]; law, and t0 appomt especial attorney nineteen in 1919 to nine in 1923. February this year, as compmd With 7
“an" .11 me power 0} the" organ. to prosecute the case. The fin"?! 11m issued by the de- eleven in 1921 and six in 1922. Springdale. operating the car, applied
,‘jmmn. toward securing the passage Many other bills have‘been intro- . his brakes immediately upon seeing ~
- "need which embody principles en- in January and .February of 1919 ticut is one or the very few states that the man on. the tracks;
there were nineteen Intel accidents. is keeping its fatal accidents under Mr. Taylor was. rushed to Stamford
of certain m'eesures. ' i ’
The legislative program adopted by iorsed by the \ar ous women s organ- Peleven in 1920. twenty in 1921' eleven Hospital where examination. 70! his
control. The number or these fatall- . .
inJuries was made. 2 After receiving
the women of Nebraska as “pregent- lzations such as civil service bills. in 1922‘ and. but nine in 1923 In
.4 by the three large“ civic organza- request {or a. constitutional amend- 19" th “ we“ about 50 000 5:, r _ tie! is growing each year by leaps and
tions of women. the Federation of ment requiring rererendum vote be- gisteredqdu‘ring the first twofgonthos. bounds. ' firstald treatment he was discharged.
Women's clubs. the League of WO- f?” dec’a'a“°" °‘ “’3" 9' moving while this year there have been nearly police handouarters but no arrests
‘ men's Voters. and the W'omen's DlCllll‘e CEDSOfSh’D bill. removal 0f the 88.000'eutomoblles registered up'until ‘ LACE OR MALINES were made. ' ‘ ‘
Christian Temperance Union, contain purity circle from then ballftt. bghiéd February 28. From these figures; 1!. Black lace or black malines is used Mr. Taylor is well known in Stam-
some or the most important bills un-1W’ ”if“ ““3'13" 0:93 ‘23 ° 5’“ :‘bs appears that the decrease in fatalities, ito soften the rather hard line about ford having conducted arsosp shop on
Of P“ c we .are °" ° “9'“ 3 n based on the registration figures. has ‘the smart black turbans for spring. Worth street for some time.
der consideration in the state's logis-l ,
lature. Perhaps the ‘most far-rcach- and regulating of theatres and dance
in; bill is one which requires that halls. is receivins the sirens Support . - " .
"“y “'9’ "m" ”‘3 “b” ‘° ”8“ “m °‘ “1"” “mm ‘ ' cm ‘ S‘ 'r I "
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constitution ot- the. United States. A
sister bill requires that tile conetliu- ’ V
tlon shall be taught in all the schools. MILL WORKERS . 2 71‘7”” 5“" "'3 World in Motor Car Value
e on quality
rather than on price. You must be satisfied with the quality
and we will try and satisfy you with the price.
partment of motor vehicle show that .It 1. also to be noted that Connec-
Week End Spoofing
Round Steak .................. 25c 11;.
Sirloin Steak. . . .. ................ 28c lb,
Small Pork Loins ...... ' ............ 19;- 1?).
Fresh Shoulders ................... 14-: 1b. ,
Home-Made Sausage .............. 25c lb.
Fancy Fowl ...... ' ................. 38c 17.. i
‘ l A report of the accident was filed at
Four “better marriage" bills have
been introduced in this legislature.
receiving the support of the women. .
The chief points embodied in those
laws are: Raising the age of. canseni,
giving a ten-llay public notice before, ONECO. March 8.——All the textile
issuing the license. abolishing com- plants of eastern Connecticut and
mon law marriagc. and requiring :1 Rhode Island. where more than forty
iEE’?§§£¥.§f§§“§§ii.§‘ 1...]... ‘°' $23231“ REESE”?- i22.2$%‘°§fde.f"‘ ‘
Enforcement of liquor laws has not to go into effect gcfore April let. '15:: NeWTOllring MOdel Roasting G‘iCkens ..... . . o . . ..... 36C 1“ 1
escap:d their attention. and they amount has not been decided. Six Cylinders—Fist Pauenga': Ramps of Veal ................. ‘. .. . . _ . _ 23C. {5. l
_- $ 1240 ' ’ I
2. f. o. 6. Fusion Sh’opped Beef ....... 140 lb. Boned c Rolled Roast. 28:. lb .
, ‘ ' Shoulder Steak ...... 150 lb. Breed & Butter Pot Roast. 2-2 '
' SPRING STYLE
Solid Lean Pot Roast, 180 lb. Loin Veal Chops 33: To.
Shoulder Pot Roast . . 14c lb. Stewing Veal, solid me23t. 28:
7.4....1
Barry OXfOl-‘d Prime Rib Roast ..... 28c lb. Beef Liver ......... 129 lb. '
-- ‘ Legs of Lainb ....... 32c lb. Loin Lamb Chops 4.50 "5.
> Rib Lamb Chops ..... 350 lb. Shoulder of Lamb . . . CDC 1?.
F,“ one ”am, and M3,, 3,4; Stewing Lamb ....... 15c lb. Dixie Bacon ........ 22. lb.
upswing Can-m" , 325 MW ' Sperry & Barnes Hams, 32c lb. Smoked Shoulders . . , :5: lb. »
The Washington Market '
' 141 WASHINGTON STREET.
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New Features! For the next few days we’re
giving a detailed demonstration of the popular
new Nash Six Touring model. Come in and see
the latest Nash engineering advancements. In- 2
spect the motor and carburetor developments. ‘ ”M“
Note how they endow the power—flow with an ‘ ' ' A
intensified smooghge‘s‘granddg‘lgcflgnfss Checkofi New YO k Markeu‘)
IT’S “HERE
Our new shipment of Barry Shoes and
Oxfords to supply the city with shoes that
the people can wear Without hurting their . _. .
feet.f lgvglry perSOn likes to get a good the fascxnatlng appointments = that dietingmm ‘Sh ; . i437 ’w§§kn’3§l5n*’nnr* ‘ ' "‘55§Mai'rl Street
com or ‘a e shoe or oxford at a reason- tfilS car. There’s nothing com arable in °t fi ld' South Norwalk Norwalk
able pr1ce. Why not get a union-made 2" P l S C '-
Shoe, a shoe that is guaranteed. ' ' » Phone 3213 Phone 2828
' . _ FOURS andSIXES . ‘ ,
BARRY SHOES AND OXFORDS FROM * ’ ' - - E
$6.00 to $7.98 Prices range from $915 "3.55.2190" f. o. b._ factory S P E C I A i g
This Is the Only Store in Town CarryingiBan-y Shoes. , 1 , ' f
S. L.‘ BENED ICT 3 1 Lean Pork Roast .................. 17c lb.
73 North Main Street, South Norwalk FreSll Shoulders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 140 lb.
m ’2 W RoundSteakl........ ............. 241i).
IBarry ' Sirloin Steak ..... . ............ . . . . 266 lb.
ncom. .
Parable Every PM" .. W ” Smoked Shoulders . . . . . . . . . ........ 14c lb-
Shoes . 1’ , . , I . Small SmokedHams 25c lb.
- s h It W k E d s 1 ~—
Stand for - ‘
Comfort, ““mnte“ c u ze S ee n peela S NativeoVeal Spring Lamb
I A New Pair . . ‘
Service. Tm: . Veal Outlets ........ 40c 1b. Shoulder Lamb —
IfTh o - vn.....;...25 lb. SmallL L b...“ :7'
RR?" LEGS OF LAMB. - -. - 28c1b. sees... ...... Rs... RRRERE
. Price. Shoe “3 __ Loin Veal 01101333550 11:. IétoinmChOPS ”.45; ;;-
{ mm" W‘“ C“ ‘° ”mile“ . . Rib Veal Chops ...... c . ew ...... 1. ;-~
m... ..R.‘.':.:‘f.:‘:::.:':::.':.:"7”" WRRRR PORK LOINS’ " ' ' " 18° 11" ' ' ’ FOWL' 3287
Windows. .2;1::::::::,:‘:::;::::::::rm... Windows- : GOLDEN WEST - ~ - -- ------- v C "
. n. SEEIJIZELEBW Fore Quarters Lamb . . . . . 18c lb. Fresh Shoulders . . . . . . . . 14c lb- . ' WESTERN BEEF
$6.00 t ’ . ' - « 2 . - ' PRIME
0 $7 93 Shoulder Steak 15c lb. shoulder Pot Roast . . .. 14c lb. Shoulder Steak . ....... D. n.
- - ‘ """" """ICIII ...... 125cm.
m V .. ¥ Prime Rib Roast . . . . 22c, 28c lb. Beef‘Liver ... . . .. . . . .. 12c lb. BShosm°nl§°£§1§tFlaéli ................. . ........ 12: R.- it»
Y°U MADE UP YOUR MIND ‘0 nor “ ‘ . . " j - St‘ckin Piece. '9 't Roast .................. M 2..
THE BARRY SHOETEIEST. SHOES—SEE Bread! and Butter POt Roast ' RibuRoast (Boned and Rolled) 2 Bilnelesgs Rump got Roast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2:3: in.
WeW'llH . , l’ .......;.........._...220“)... ........».,... ....... ..32C'lb. _ BrendandButterPotRoast.. ............ 3ng
. 100..Palir fave on Sale for ThisSaturday, . . ‘ _ x W 1 , , , . ‘4‘ Boneless. Pot Roast ..... . ............. 24033:: in:
Smashi ope-den 3 Shoes and~0xfords at a Hamburg Stock ....... 16c lb. mb Lamb‘chops . .. . 30c‘lb Rump .01 Veal 20o lb. lF’rgfgilthoast ............. . ......... RC m
“E lce.of ...... '-R-~‘:-:--.--,-_$3-93 . 3:9nn918teak.........26c Ill. Loin-Lamb chops .....4.oclb. Legsoiveal........;.1hon. ~F§esh allowing ........................................ igl‘zcm
2 . -’ . Bnldn8_mk-.........§so:m; LambStew.'..,.......‘10on.' PmoornedBeef..‘..'.’Iolb. giggle? Liver .......... 196:2
> . ' 2 _ g irrorterhou'se'Steak.....30clb. LoinV loh .....i35c.n£ Fresh? .i’ . ' . ’SFeet ------------------------- TC “'
. , ,Neclfwear, $1.00 value for . .' . 59c , in.“ 3“,}: 17‘.2:.2._" 324° to Veal 0:1“ 09' 2 _ 40c m R 01:th 2 j 8° 1" “ Pig’s Liver ....................... 2 ........ of? “’2
, . Men 8 Pants, $4.00 value for $2.28 ‘ 3 1.3.x -. r ‘ , ‘ - . . ”1... ... , 3 mp . ,m 3* ,’ 200320 1b. , ; grwhedegotznfidépareRibs ................ 13c 33
- . . ----- --, . 2 .. “ . ". . Rom. 2 ......................... n?-
»fiOIill‘llbla Shirts, $2.00 valuefior . .,,$1.50 « Fain? Fowle. - 35 lb.‘w’Y R 7. . l . Rum p- Cortled Beef . . . . ..‘ ................ 226 35- g
“WM-0" Overalls. $2.50 value for $2.60 3 3’ ' ° ‘ 5' ' ' ‘ - c 2 - -. 0mg _ casting Cluckens, 38c 1b.. greases Corned Beef ......... 2 ........... 13c 3;;
. a? ‘ °'-' ‘. .. * _ , . ' v ,H 2. . \ ‘. ' 7, . 0 S .
08.113, 32°00 value fox-W _ . _ ...... . .. $1.50 , :YoungHen Turkeys . ‘. 58c lb. ‘jLargeTom Turkeys h. . . . 480 lb‘ “Hurts, Inflrwureb Bologna . .. ........ 1 c ... i
' ‘ Fresh Eggs .._. . . . . . .V 45!? down; Sunlight Butter. . .> 55.. 15.5.3; .Fmsh‘ Killed Rpasting Chickens . . . . 37c Ill.
" FEED THEIIENS SEMI-SOLID BUTTERMILK
iénamfi “tier/anon. Ta ‘a keg. .All kinds’ot scratch feeds
£117 mm grit; Rubens. ate-é.
- - 2 , mummy
m REMEDIES ‘
-Rma snowman.
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Norwalk Chronicler