Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, May 4, 1923 · page 7

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okcd Shy" lders............... .
“Fresl boulders . . ...... '

11 Pork oast (Small Loins) . .. 19c lb.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

all l’ur'an Smoked Hams . 25c lb.
ds of S rry & Barnes Hams” .22c lb.
rgc Fairy Roasting Chickensyf. . 38c‘ lb.
unizx WEST FOWL / . 37c lb.
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N at iv: Veal .enuine
ouidcr Nati'e Veal, 200 lb. ring Lamb
.mp N itive leal .25c 111. 8 8- Lamb 34c lb.
V 1 Ohms 300 lb She er Spring Lamb, 20c 1b.
o (‘3 ...... Bib b Chops . . 35c m.
111 chll 010p! . . . 350 lb. Mb Chops 450 “-
cw Veal. solid meat. 280 It. 8 Lamb ........ '. 15c lb.
11 (“le3 ........ 42c lb. nch Lamb Chops. .45c lb.

 

 

lIXTRA HEAVY y‘aSTERN BEEF

hollllt‘l‘ Steak ----------------------- 15‘: lb-
uunfl Steak ......... _ /iu . . .. .............. 28¢ lb.
irhln Steak " ........ . . . .............. 32c lb.
hunldcr Pot Roast . -/ . . . . . . .............. 14c lb.
’oM-li'ss Rib Roast . f" ...... . .- ............. 28c lb.
n’mo Rib Roast . ./ ...................... 28c lb.

' nu it xx Rump Pot toast .................. 24c lb.
1 ml and Butter toast ........ . ......... 21c lb.
«'11 Liver ..... , ............. ....... 12c lb.
llibllll: Pieces .. ...... . ................... 18c lb.
lull l’late ....................... . ........ 80 lb.

1 up Sirloin Roast ........................ 30c lb.
urnod Plate Beef ........................ 7c lb.
lioniloss Corned Beef .................... 14c lb.
‘runkfurts, Bologna, Liverwurst .......... 20c lb.
l"rv~h Chopped Beef .................... 12V;c lb.

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FANCY BROILERS

 

 

 

 
 

’he Washington Market

111 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 1113
——- All Meats U. S. Inspected -—

 

BUSINESS IS GOOD WITH US.

Time is a reason for it. We are giving our customers the
best quality of western beet at the prices that some others are
ch ll‘fflllg for inferior quality. Positively no native beef in our
r. nrket at any time. If you are not already one of our custo-

n are come in and let us convince you that you can save money
Ev trading with us.

Week End Specials

..24c lb.
121/2c lb.

 

 

lrcsh Hams ..................
. Smoked Shoulders ...............

3 Fresh Shoulders ...... . ..... . ..... 16c lb ’

: Roast Pork ............... . . . .
Rumps of Veal ............ . . ..
! Bread and Butter Pot ‘Roast.

 

I Shoulder Pot Roast . . . . . .
Shoulder Steak . . . . - .
1 ('hOpped Beef ....... .. .. ............. . .....
Solid Lean Pot Roast ....... . ....... . .
Home Made Sausage ........... . ..........
‘ Loss of Lamb ........

Loin Lamb Chops .......... . . . . . .-_
Rib Lamb Chops ............... .. . .
Shoulder Lamb .......
Beef Liver . ............ ... .

I rankfurters, Bologna, Beef Loaf;
Liverwurst ................... . - - -

 

F ancy Fowls (5 to 6 lb. average)--
Fancy Roasting Chickens . . . ~ - . - 36c lb-

THEWOLOIIIATBP. WAY

The Washingto Market

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4 and evening to welcome the many

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The Erwin 1L J’enninll Company
have rude )1: ‘ announcersent or
the opening of new_ home at
is West avenue, ‘

The new show room and service
station will be open‘for public in-
spection Thursday. busy. and Sen *.
urday afternoons snd evenings or this. “
week.

According to the printed announce-
ment which has been mailed to a
lam number of residents of Nor-
waik and vicinity. Mr. Erwin M.
Jennings. president of the company.
will be present with a number or
his associates Saturday afternoon

present and prospective customers
.who are expected.

Mr. Howard Lambert will be in
char-(o‘er the new branch. Associat-
ed~with him in connection with the ‘
sale of Hudson and. Essex automobiles :
will be Mr. Raymond Roster and Mr. .
Clifford 0' Bare. both well-known in
Norwalk.

der the supervision or Mr. George
Hostord who has been essbciatcd}. ..

long period. and is tor that Irene!
particularly expert in the care 6 “OIEtand chm
service - 0: Hudson and Essex a
mobiles.

well- known in Norwalk. 9,

 

sistent with the Erwin M. J nings file for gift purposes.
Company's policy of esta ishlng
their own branches in all t prin-
cipal cities in 'western Connedcut.

Other branches are main ned in
New Haven. Waterbury an anbury.
The home office is Bridge rt. and
the Bridgeport plant is c imed hv
competent judges to be one of the
finest it not the finest. exflusive sales
and service buildings in Abe l' nitod
Stairs. It contains o‘er 100 one
square feet of floor ace and is
\alued at over half 9. than dollam.

The new Norwalk csroom is a
duplicate of the Brl eport show-
room in finish arid

Ia always available”
Methods approved

the black and WM checkerboard
pattern.
ture is old English air

The service tail has ample ac-
commodation or
and will be devoid entirely to serv-
ice and repair qu as the Jennings

reel waving

large assortment.

business in any their branches.
In hpite of t fact that the Jen-

nlngs Company/have a waiting list

for new mod or Hud-on and E! a real :loyy to the kiddies.

sex car. they an to exhibit one of
each model dilns the opening.

‘ Localéfivlers Win

The Nom‘k C. &. K. Bowling took
the 1Wilford]. & K Bowlers into cam;
in“ night d the Norwalk Alleys ’llu
local team on tl‘h‘ee straight gamos.
The high ngle of 111 was made by
Rose smells) e the high string

 
 

record 0119) e score follows:

Rovelstone fabrics .
a Writing paper '_ *‘

Unique m that it combines a beautiful writing ace
The service deptrtment W'" be “'1‘, ind suggests a silk fibre cfiect with a ripplefimsh finish?1

The tints are delicate and strikingly pastel, thd range E17
with the Jennints Company for 3' :overs white, old rose, pale green, ash grey, sylvai‘i

Ravelstone abide may be had 111 deckle edge
The serum on,” mun, ...... .... ieckle edge. It IS richly boxed. It is exceptional
conduct... by m. Louise Closed-1'20 priced for such an attl‘active paper, varying from

The opening of m. branch is con- 75c in one quire boxes and two quire boxes at $1.

On sale exclusively by HowIand‘s in this city.3

lain door. .reer

A service to improve
personal appearance

_ our Beauty Parlor.

ugh long experience, skilful
comm The painstaking attention and modern equipment enable us to

floor 1. mosaic tile 1 a very attrac- give invaluable service to women who are desirous of 1m~
The wood ork and furni- mg and pmemg their personal charm.

fty automobiles 86d? ”88.th Manicuring
Hair goods of wanted kingds—whatever may be need-
Comm“, 3., nottonduct a garage ed to attain 11 becoming coifiure can be secured from our

Hobby Horse Barber Shop is the name that means

They have their h ir t d h 1 _ ,
km and take a real delight in riding a pony aand 3:321:33 ee 8 sizes 6 to 8, $2. 75; 81/0 to 11, $3; 111.2 to" 3,, $3 50

themselves while their locks are deftly cut.

Third floor. trout

For Dodge cars
Beacon cord tires

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Silver and Jewelry
. .
for llttle tots

Baby spoons with beht handle—silver plated, 5‘ .
_ Two piece sets, silver plated—for baby, $1. '— ‘
blue , , Three piece sets silver plated for baby—Sh m"

’ and Adam pattern—Community silveM—price $4.

For baby—Sterling silver spoons and forks, $2-——-.-.
. Baby cups—silver plated—pretty designs fro

to $2. 50.

ifiii- . Baby cups of Sterling silver—$4 to $12.50
- Gold lockets and chains for little folks—~10 kt gold,
to $2 .50.
. rBaby pins—10 kt gold, $1 and $1. 50. -
= 3. Sterling rattles, $1. 75 to $3.50. E‘-
Sterling silver bib holders, $L50 and $2.
Bib holders of 10 kt gold, $3.
Sterling napkin rings, $2. 50.
Sterling brush and comb sets, $6. 50 and $7. 50.

Main floor, right, from,

Youngster shoes ' ”
for real service

A re-building service. The shoes when mneed of re.
pairing returned to us are sent to the factory and re-buili
over the last they were made on—this makes “Y oungster”
shoes unique in point of economy. Cost of re—building

$1.35.

“Youngster” “cordo” calf laced shoes with sp pring

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Shampooling
Permanent waving

“Youngster” smoked elk laced shoes with spring heel
at the same prices.

“Youn gster” “Cordo” calf oxfords with sprm heel.
sizes 6 to 8, 8$2. 85; 81/2 to 11, $2. 50, with rubber heelsg; 1.1%
to" .., $3.

“Youngster” two strap pumps—straps fasten with

a buckle—stitched leather bow on yam 11
sizes 6 to 8, $2. 25; 81/2 to 11 $2 50_ 111A; fisgiémg eels—1

thALKG. & ‘K. Bile 32x4 They give a splendid milea C You ride “Yourigster’f’ “Cordo’; calf and smoked elk
WNWM" """" 98 m 89:33: with a sense of securit and mf g -With two straps fastened with bu k1
~- 3133311 ..." ................ 895610“; gi—57E only $22 95 Y co ort‘ The prite is 10“, c e—spring heels,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. I lptak's arm is still in bad condition

i shOuld present a much stronger com-

, stead of on her feet.

2 C. W ll ........ 92 89 83—26:

Mondayl ........ 99 86 z —-135
Reade ? ........ 76—- 278
‘ no” .... ......... I! 111 90—-—290
‘ — — —— -.. prices.

0 ........ 467 467 431 1. 371
' MIL! 0RD C. & K.

............ 81 78 36—243
ll ........ 89 82 72—243

s ............ 90 94 81—265
' ............. 69 92 85—246

Other sizes for any and all cars at pioportionate

Fourth floor. front

'THE HOWLAN D DRY GOQD‘S CO.

sizes“6 to 8, $2; 81/; to 11, $2. 25; 11% to 2, $2.50
Youngster” patent leather sandals with cut out

vamp—sizes 6 to 8, $2.;25 to 11 $2
heels, 11% to 2 $3 317‘.) 50.1171111111be

 

Main floor, .reax-

 

tsl ......... 4:1 426 412 1.259

Lockwood lineup when they take the

Several new faces will be seen in the

field against the seem at Amusement
Park on Sunday.
Mack. 11. new pitcher who has been

cw Faces in the _ I I
Lockwood Lineup Br It's

Neglected Coughs and Colds
lead to Bronchitis. Asthma,
Influenza and other compli-

 

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signed up by Manager Hoyt will take at ON

the mound for the Lockwood team if

Christie. another new comer will be
seen on third base for the Clover boys
With these additLons thy local team

with

blnatlon.
The Kaceys will use about the same
lineup as they have used in the other .

two games. Cook will start the game

' to the Knights Green of \‘Iw Haven mm“ 181‘
l‘ . A '
~ ill be the umpire to rthe game. LEW scum. could: medicine
.__ __ in the World.

 

Europe is getting on our nerves in-

 

Stinson-Powel Corporation

 

Saturday Specials

at the

East Norwalk Cash Gracery

QUALITY THE HIGHEST : PRICES THE LOWEST

 

 

 

onnu'imd Sugar ’ ’

eeeeeeeeeeee ......c..s...,u..100m
TherinestcreuneryButter ....... 3 ...... . ‘ ...... ...“...ISOclb .
Pushed—Special .............................. 14clb. ,
Bestrsmilyl'lonr ..................... .. ....... .. 95c bag
Quakeroruother’sOetmeaL3paekages”... ........... ,26c.
' QuakerOeuneslinbukblbs.i’or_.......‘.;.' ................. 15c
~Pure Janis, assisted flavor-r .............. ..I. ...... . . afi'rjsr
Oresmcorn ..... . ...... ..... ......... ....1Qci'pkg.

. I Ikhm’slorpfliiep ..................,...-.....inbuilt:
. ; M sins ................................

Ilium ......

Smoked lbosldirs. sinsll, lean andltendc‘ .1........
Isosrenierlpeghstti, 2 lbs.

ransylsgaIMchnsfor ........... ..............

 

Stop Your Cong

 

mafimflcfisrgesise §
..... ......'..v......._25°‘

250.
Mimrfll. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ssjeseese-eo 1km
hmum.....usss.;o...-150&

1: ices range? from $915 in $219G5¢f}o. b.‘

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fins Din: WM and Nani 8:7lequ Carrier. ’25 additional

. Special showing! We’vejust received a ship-
ment of the new Nash Six Coupe. It goes on exhibi- E
don at once. Come in and see the features that have ’ i ‘ '
won such wide favor. . Both motorand carburetor
embody improvements effecting a greater wealth - i-V‘ ‘
of smooth pewer. There’ s a new thrift in gas and
oil that approaches the economy of an open model. “ f -
And the bcauufully built body is especially worthy
of inspection. Don’t delay your ain't.

FOURS and SIXES

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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