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FRIDAY, MARCH 23. 1923
HUMANE SOCIETY
AGED AND 18,000 ANIMALS
AIDSMANY,
1:,06b animals of
:< i . i\ Mi treatment during
and :40 aged people
w: for the Connecticut
.‘ill‘lti", according to s.
:~l.-lr m l: (iv in ral Manager H.
t'iiv l'l‘ tw'i. lv-i'ore the second sn-
' : or Stamford-Greenwich
last night in
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by
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iiir t'lH i‘ "ll‘i romn.
r-‘im'iil (l. Prentice. presi-
. v .~ .\'.|lt‘ organization. wt!
' ;-:! ‘tn-ke on the good work
'..i 'm'h and the necessi-
l timi- attendance at the
' I «ml! r that the locality.
“Ulk of the society is in-
.»y. ,- > v~ \ licni‘lit to the fullest.
.. on vi out that the increas-
the Bridgeport and
ha resulted
atten uncc pisn
about in those
. socil‘ly
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. do we offer humane aid
‘ , ":1 domrinds for assist-
‘i"‘ d and infirm are in-
‘iziisli'ivtly. \Ve can sc-
1 '.l' il‘ Fli'l‘S li)‘ a. “'hole-
}. - . wiu rJiilml of the branches
\ * ‘ ~ lwmw office, in Hartford."
will of the harmony
Vim: :lliollt Yhf‘ 'hr‘st re-
ll.‘..'.lnllilll0n. lie said
. . ll. Nir‘i'dy is to do all in
-i.. on l-r aid to the aged
\ -l i- :i as well as to aid dis-
1. .1 ‘ :‘Lilo r followed briefly
mondetii; second vice-chairman. Mrs.
Marshall Stearns: treasurer.
T. Simondetti; secretary. Mrs. Samuel
Young; executive committee: Mrs
George A. Stafford. Mrs. Charles E.
H. Phillips. Mrs. Clifford B. Harmon.
Dr. F. H Barnes. Mrs Alfred Dater.
Mrs. David 1%. Reynolds. Mrs. \Vii-
liam A. Grant. Mrs. Clifford Trow-
bridge. Mrs. Hampton deF‘ontaine.
Jr.. Mrs. “liter 1i. llighman. Ray-
mond E. Haekett. Miss Harriet C.
Davenport. Mr. A. “'llson Beeney
was elected scout master.
Mrs. Samuel Young stated that a
plan for obtaining funds for the or-
ganintion has been arranged where-
by the oithers of animals are pro-
vided with mite boxes in which the
owner of an animal is supposed to
piece coins. At the end of six
months Mrs. Young plans to collect
these boxes and turn the funds over
to the treasurer of the soeie‘ty.
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EXGLISII PAINTER Ill-1‘1)
Gl‘lld’Ol’tD. England, March 1‘3.—
Benjamin “'illiams Leader. '32. widely
known English paintrr, died here yes-
terdny.
He was elected an associate of the
Royal Academy in 1883 and attained
the full status of an acndcmician in
1898. After being awarded a gold
medal at the Paris exposition in 1889
he was made a Knight of the l.(gi0n
of Honor.
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East Norwalk
QUALITY THE HIGHEST
at the
Specials
Cash Grocery
: PRICES THE LOWEST
$9346: 362': ‘3 3 7'4””
THC Finest Creamery Butter ............ 56c lb.
l’izich‘d ......... ...... .......14clb.
:3 73:“ (‘1 l. Biscuits .................................. 5c pkg.
3 fl; ”whirl River Salmon, 1;; lb. can .............. 18c
8 ' i .1 linked Beans ................. . . . . .......... 14c can
'3; f.‘ it: .‘ll‘nizi. Sardines. in tomato sauce . . . . . ....... 15c can
3 ‘ ~'-.~'s Cocoa. half pound can ...... . ................. 18::
3 (3- : .<_i- Oatmeal in bulk, 5 lbs. for .................... 17c
:1 i' 'tzz‘f' Corn. 2 cans for ................................ 250
t: H: Li! Pineapple .......... . ....... ...... .. 190 can
:2 7' ~ Prunes. 2 pounds for ............... 26c
1': BR infincl Ketchup, large size ..... . . . ...... 25a
1,‘ " ‘ 11C Peas ............... . . . .............. , , 15c can
l " i T": .' Orleans Molasses .............. 25c quart; 90c gal.
‘, 'i‘ " ‘ 'I' lie. 7 for .................................. 250
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—— All Meats U.
Washington Market
PHONE 1113
S. Inspected ——
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i'dtl'cl than on price.
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Competition is the lite of trade. Some people worry be-
«-.-. 0 they have competition, we invite it i Compare our quali-
:v H ml prices with the other fellow, then you can use your own
‘ jaunt where to buy. Remember, we handle nothing but
'nu one: western beef. Positively no native at any time as we
lll‘<‘. ‘lnl. dealers in that kind. We solicit your trade on quality
You must be utisfied with the quality
;: I‘ltl we will try and satisfy you with the price.
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87-11le Loius of Pork . .
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Awicck End Specials
ii‘i-esh Shoulders
(lmC-l‘lade Sausage, Pure Pork . . .
boulder Pot Roast . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 18c lb.
. 14c lb.
. 25c lb.
. 14c lb.~
.6“?! ft 77.1% if foflxvylf£r39¢lfi
‘ Chopped Beef ..... . 14c lb.
3
Shoulder Steak ...... 15c lb.
Round Steak ........ 280 lb.
Sciid Lean Pot Roast, 18c lb.
Prime Rib Roast . . .. 28c lb.
nmb ...... 35c lb.
IZL'.) Lamb Chops . . .. 35c lb.
Slowing Lamb ..... . 151: lb.
Ln": c"
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Sperry &: Barnes Hams, 32c
Boned (z Rolled Roast, 280 lb.
Rumps of Veal ..... . 25c lb.
' casting Chickens . .
Bread & Butter Pot Roast
. . . . . . ............ 24c 11).
Loin Veal Chops 35c lb.
Stewing Veal, solid meat, 28c
Beef Liver .......... 14c lb.
Loin Lamb Chops 45c lb.
Shoulder Lamb ..... , 20c lb.
Dixie Bacon 220 lb.
Smoked Shoulders . . . 14c lb.
FanCy Fowls......................38c lb.
Corned Beef Tongues, 25c lb. ‘
36c lb.
with a talk on the necessity of co-
operative work. Officers elected
were: chairman. Robert Whittaker;
first. vice-chairman. Mrs. E. T. Si-
M rs. E.
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WESTPORT WOMAN IS
FINED $100.AND COSTS
to a. charge
Pleading guilty
selling intoxicating liquor. Celia Hic-
was fined $100
and costs of 862.16 by Judge John
J. \Valsh in Common Pleas Criminal
The case came up on appeal
from the \Vcstport town court where
a. plea. of not guilty had been enter-
The respondent was out on hail
of \Vcsi-
circles two
key of VV'ebtPOrt.
court.
ed.
furnished by Jacob Levy
port. who startled legal
months ago when in his reply to
action brought by the
Trust comp‘any on a. note. he
lion had entered into an
of a. ship' to convey the liquor.
SPRING POE)!
Spring came up to
the town with high
the open trolley car. Mercury got,
to Em, sunshine came in golden
floods. made the lightly clad fm-l.
nifty, paint-d folks in their winter:
duds. “'hen the glowing sun ill‘l-t '
(ended bright stars slaiiiir-d thi‘ cloud-1‘ be "”39": Square
less ksy and the rurvcd moon.
\cry. splendid. mud“ 1hc \I r
sweethearts le'ii. Do not shake
winter flanncis. spring is but
with old winter still may flirt.
New thrrmomtter. a
titan a watch. \iorkr with a
and indicates all tlws’rlr'i of
nature from in (Itgl‘u‘ll‘l below 7.
lo 130 Iltgrt-(s abme.
l:lii'-
Greenwich
an-
swered that the vice-president of the
l‘irmk. acting as agent for the institu-
agreement
with him and several others to trans-
port liquor from (‘ulm to this state.
It was out of this agreement. which
incidentally embraced the purchasing
that .
the debt was contracted. he alicgrd.
expectation. _
sanctioning Illl‘ Prophet Scarr, iillull
elation, broughti
.‘lli‘
:mi‘.
iollr‘
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“skirt" and. according to lll'l‘ annals.
l.li'i".' r
Sijl ‘
ii-
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of
halfbreed Cherokee Indian.
Tidewell. languished
prisons before being released on
baseless murder charge.
ed in a tragic story
an
fcssion after his years
lands.
’i‘hrce presidents. Roosevelt.
torney Generals
pnsii iveiy,
to his guilt.
(1‘. including Senator Owen.
DEA-THBED CONFESSION FREES
_ mnnmrmsouzs YEARS
____.___———-
“'ASHINGTOX. March 22.—How a.
Charner
from his youth
for a quarter of a century in federéi
was reveal-
toid yesterday
by the Department of Justice. Freed
from the charge by a death bed con-
of suffering.
the former prisoner is now enjoying
the wealth of inherited Oklahoma oil
Taft
and \\'il:—'0n denied pardons to Tide-
‘Vt'll Upon reports from former At-
Knox. “'ickérsham
:H‘wi Gregory-that all evidence pointed
although circumstantiaily
Friends of the prison-
former
Senator Gore and
leased from Atlanta.
ommended
Daugherty.
by Attorney
death bed confession
victed of murdering her
upon perjured testimony.
"The Lord has been wanting
was convicted.
mitted the murder was
been a former lover
former Represen- '
tative Alice Robertson. pressed
investigation and finally he was re-
penitentiary.
upon a. commutation of sentence rcc-
General
After the commutation a. woman‘s:
in Oklahoma'
revealed that Tideweli had been con-
husband
teil it for all these years and I
afraid He won’t forgive me for not
telling it." reads the affidavit of Mrs
James Brown. as the dying wife
the man for whose murder Tidewcll
The man who com-,
said to have i
of Airs. Brown -
the
me to
am
of
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Cod Fish in one pound wooden boxes. Gorton's Cod. Shredded Cod.
Salmon. Tuna Fish, Lobster. Crab Meat. Shrimp. Sardines.
FRUIT — VEGETABLES —- BANNER BREAD
' CANEVARI
FREE DELIVERY /
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“Goods Cheer Within”
A Place to Eat Par Exellanco
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HOTEL DAVENPORT
Cakes and Pastries to Order for Home Use
CATERER FOR PARTIES
Music Every Evening—6:30 to 9:00
25 Ely A7...
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23 No. Msin St., So. Nor-walk
38 Woodward Ave, So. Nor.
103 Coder BL. So. Nos-walk
So. Norwulk
Corner East Ave. and Rowan St., East Nor-walk ,
.. .4... ...-u. -cmurrow, Satuday. March 24th: at 37 Lexington Avenue.
East Norwslk
Norwslk
Norwslk
1 Cove Ave,
24 Main Street,
170 Main Street.
South Norwalk.
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Grapelade - 22c
wvv—V
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Spread
3
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POST'S PREPARED
Bran - - 13c PM
Wheatena. - 20c
.m.
102 Taylor Ave. 80. Nomlk
00 Beldon Ave, Nomi]:
22 Chapel Street, Homslk
Ridgedold Rood, Wilton _
Kain Street, Westport
37 Lexington Ave, 80. Norwslk
1mm: PICKLRD
Onions - - 230
Bet.
FRESH GREEN
Lima Beans 250 c...
Strictly
Fresh
ECG
TO
BE
EVERY
GUARANTEED _ l9
STRICTLY
FRESH
DOZEN
H=O Oatmeal
lic pkg
Whole Milk {Cheese = 29c lb
0ur BIIT'i'ER
chase Price.
It Must. Be Perfect or You
Are Welcome to Receive s
Refund of Your Full Pur-
55.?
Large Sweet ORANGES
45c doz
Hawaiian
Pineapple
Slices
Broken
19C No.2
Can
Secdlcss Raisins
In
Bulk
' 2 lbs 25c
GOLD DUST -
q .
23cpkg. LUXorFAB - - -. -
10c pkg.
CEIPSO ,iarge pkg.
23c BINSO -
6c pkg.
Old Dutch Cleanser - 8c pkg. SWEETHEART SOAP 5c cake
COFFEE
CAKES
¥ 20c each
Bread
R
Breed...”
Ideal Lost (Smell) ...... 7c
Ideal Lost (Lu-go)...ch
Breed ...................
0 d-ruhionod Hearth
“14c
idem Coffee 311% $3“ TEAS 451%
RAISIN
7c ' BREAD g"
15c loaf x
WE WILL BAKE'OUR OWN HOT CROSS DUNS FOR GOOD
‘ FRIDAY—THEY WILL BE GREAT
', QlllillTY
THE MODERN. 'GROCBRY OO
moons s-ronss II am most
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and who also has long since died: }
Telephone 310 k
STAMFORD, CONN. I
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stance may sell
. a shoe but wear is the,
of its worth
.This new low shoe pos-'
both qualifieav
merits our
unreserved recommcns
final test
'scsses
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dation.
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low that attractive. both in varicly .'ilill pr.-
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Gordon Full Fashioned, All Silk. Black _ . .. . Si ‘2"
Gordon Full Fashioned. Lisle Top, Heel and '. 1:32;. C::'. m:
dovan and Grey .................. . . . 3-2 25 D
GordTon Thread and Artificial Silk. Black, 13:" : 2: C ::i .
an .................................. v {.3
Van Raalte Full Fashioned—Black. war» 5: 5.};
Champagne, Grey and Castor—the price. f" '.: : 1:33:
Tripletoe Full Fashioned—Black. White. Brow 3"" P: 3:5
and Lark ...................... . .. £2 25
Ccntemeri Thread Silk—Black. French C-rzv. -. .. Ii. . Co-
coa and Ccrdovan .................. -. C3133 (
Humming Bird—Black and Cordovan ..... 'C‘ 5&-
Full Fashioned Silk Hose—Black. Whiiz, Sil' r .:.1 PS; SE
Special ............................... ..35 BI
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88 Was-.ing;ton Street
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THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE HAVE SMCKED THE
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HAVE Y 0U?
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAvnhzs BAXK
At a regular meeting of the Board of
field County Savings Bank held this (lav,
of 41/27}; per annum was declared to depo hrs from " o i .7:-
ings of the six months ending March 31.
he tntcrcd on Pass Books and paid on and
By order of the Board of Directors.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Ncrwalk, Conn., March 15,
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has of Men’s and Young Men’s Oxfords ev-
at these Oxfords will convince you of th- 'smartness. dim“
bility and comfort. Moder-stely priced.
Block and Brown Cult Oxfords, all :5 Ice and leatherS-
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HENlMENl! MEN!
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