ON OCTOBER 6, .1914 2 SCHULTZE MARKETS fl WERE STARTED IN NORWALK AND SOUTH , .. ,V ' a :; :1, , ., 3 v,‘ ., ; , . ., ~ 55,." * :. . ' ,.:,~.; v .1 .‘ v—m- . .. .WW ,7 “a .,.'- ,1; *v x , -‘ x f a" x, 4 . 2,32; 7;“ 5.? 1, 7,7 A” w ‘ 3 3 x )1: a? '. 7;“; 1:7.” .1; His 51:5,». s", r, « ,_.l ;_ := .e 3: .. g ingréc . ;" ,~. . :i‘.:.:r‘i.,§:._.. 5.. ;"12:72‘ i an .‘1 , 21:.15-1“. (7. ,. A _ ,1_ ' g » - a , a e ' , . ' - r t ‘ 1 . _ ti “ 1_.TZ E L Tamar. OCTOBER 5, 1923. M 1923 ll STORES TOMORROW IN 11 SCHULTZE MARKETS THE 9TH BIRTHDAY WILL BE CELEBRATED. As observance of the day arrangements have been made for a great 1914 2 STORES NORWALK. NORWALK .9-41 Main Street Anniversary For this one day GENERAL AND SUBSTANTIAL PRICE REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE IN THE 11 SCHULTZE MARKETS EAST NORWALK 238 East Avenue SOUTH N ORWALK 118 South Main Street Washington St. and Railroad Ave. The'list below constitutes a big birthday party for patrons of all Schultze markets ale WESTPORT— BLACK ROCK —— BRIDGEPORT — ARIEN — STAMFORD—- COS COB— GEORGETOWN D Small Legs of Spring Lamb (4 to 6 lbs.) .............. 28c lb.-——Fore Quarter Spring Lamb .......................... _. . 18c lb.—Fresh Shoulders ...................... 15c lb. Fresh Hams ..................... 24c lb. ‘Fresh POrk Roast ......... , ....... 24c lb. Shoulder Steak ........ . ........ 2 lbs. 25c _ Shoulder Pot Roast .............. 12c lb. Round Steak .................... 28c lb. Sirloin Steak .................... 30c lb. Porterhouse Steak ............... 32c lb. Flank Steak ..................... 24c lb. Hamburg Steak ............. .. ..... 15c lb. Rump of Veal ................... 22c lb. Veal Cutlet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32c lb. Loin Veal Chops ................. 280 1b, Legs of Veal .................... 14c lb. Rib Lamb Chops ................. 28c lb. Loin Lamb Chops ................ 38c lb. Lamb Stew .................... 2 lbs. 25c Beef Liver ...................... 10c lb. Calves’ Liver .................... 35c lb. Fancy Fowl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35c lb. Young Roasting Chickens ,,,,,,,, 36c 11,. Large Smoked Shoulders ......... 12c lb. Smoked Shuolders (6-8 lbs.) ...... 13c lb. Puritan Skin Back Hams ......... 26c lb. Dixie Bacon , , , , ; ................ 16c lb. Frankfurters .................... 18c lb. Bologna ......................... 18c lb. Liverwurst ...................... 18c lb. Pressed Hams ................... 22c lb. Prime Rib Roast ............. 20c-28c lb. ’Rib Roast, boned and rolled ....... 30c lb. Bread and Butter Pot Roast ....... 20c lb. Solid Lean Pot Roast ............. 16c lb. Fresh Plate ....................... 7c lb. Corned Plate ..................... 6c lb. Rump Corn Beef ....... ' ...... 180-20c lb. Fresh Rump Of Beef .......... 18c-20c lb. Sunlight Butter .................. 50c lb. Strictly Fresh Eggs ........... . . . 45c doz. Pure Pork Sausage ............... 22c lb. Puritan Bacon (l-lb. box) ........... 40c Fancy Hen Turkeys ......... _. . . . . 40c lb. Fat Salt Pork .................... 18c lb. Lean Salt Pork . . _. ............... 24c lb. Pork Chops .................. 24c-28c lb. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES OYSTERS, ESCALLOPS DIRECT FROM GREENPORT L. I. FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDS HENRY I. LOCKWOOD, President WM .5 * 5. , ' Sept. 30, 1917 .. - Sept. 30, 1918 ; Sept. 30, 1919 - 1 SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. c. 0. men. Cashier ' L7 The City National Bank FREDERICK H. ROWAN. Ike-President This Bank Installed Its Savings Department in the Spring of 1914 DEPOSITS IN THIS DEPARTMENT ARE REFLECTED AS FOLLOWS: $454,653.45 450,989.79 514, 955. 61 SEPTEMBER 30,1923 These results are gratifying. They convince us that the person who would save, whether he be a large or small dep ositor, comes to us for the service he re- ceives, and with the confidence that we will invest his earnings for him with care. PALACE BOOTERY PALACE THEATRE BUILDING ,, KEEP IN STEP WITH FASHION at Palace Bootery. You will find at Palace Bootery an array of fashion’ I most brilliant shoe models for fall. Exclusive, distinctive, comfortable, serviceable, at prices which make it a pleasure to shop here. Genuine Spring Legs of Lamb C. D. CHARN OK FENDERS, BODIES and RADIATORS REPAIRED CADILLAC AND JORDAN SALES AND SERVICE Tow Car Subject to Call Day and Night VAAST BROS. GARAGE Telephone 1360 ‘ MASONS’ BUILDING MATERIALS ’- _,__-;____ Sept. 30, .1920 Sept. 30, 1921 Sept. 30, 1922 $1,007,062. 79 Funds placed with us by 3 p. 111. Wednesday, October 10th will net you interest from the first of the montli. THE ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN ' SOUTH N ORWALK $608,598.27 649,931.45 734,533.89 ”5..- 5. = — E35313 NEW PRICES Made by Electric Storage Battery Co., the Oldest and Largest Battery Company in the World. ,Ford Batteries ........................ $16.65 3xC-13 for 4-cylinder cars .............. $20.85 . 3xC-l5 for 6-cylinder cars .............. $25.00 Why Take a Chance on Inferior Batteries When You Can Get an Exide at These Prices. S. L. BENEDICT: 73 No. Main Street Small N. Y. Park Loins , Native Veal ~ fisher . " I mom Sugar Cured Hams High Grade Beef 3:23:15 Pretslkflggs, 70c glenwood Butter. 55c s ego 9. es resh Fillets, Fish 19 RAILROAD "AVE. SO. NORWALK POULTRY SUPPLIES OP ALL KINDS In Large or SM Quantities Grit, Shells, Food‘Chopven, Drinking Fountains. Scratch Feeds. Dry Mash, Whole Grains, Mixed Ms, Charcoal, CARBOLA—m mums KILLING PAINT Matthew 1'”!unme BROWER & MALONE FEED co. Brick. Cement, 55.1., Plaster, Hanoi Tile, Sewer Pipe, -—-—- Flue Lining —— SAND AND CBUSIIED STONE 3mm STONE FOB DBIVEWAYS The Norwalk 0091 89? Supply Phone 113, 108 Water St. 48 HAIR mm. _.._.....-5 5w..- - - I . , ussmmvucmmcws r7 ‘1 SCHOOL SHOES EDUCATORS . CONNEALLY e BRACKEN South Norwalk 8! Washington St. —-—— AT THE __.... East N orwalk Cash Grocery The Finest Creamery Butter .............. , ......... 52c lb. Aunt Jemmima’s Pancake Flour, fresh supply . . . 13c pkg. Swift '3 Pride Washing Powder, larg pkg, cut to ........ 18c Fancy Blue Rose Rice, 3 lbs. . . . . . . ................... 25c Fancy Maine Corn, 2 cans ...... - ..................... 25c Early June Peas, a can .......................... . . 16c Kirkman’ s Borax Soap, 6 bars ....................... 290 Blue Label Karo, special ......................... 10c can Mmr o'fiTMfrer W . . . . . .T'.’ ...... 12'. ........ 15c can ’ Sliced Hawaiian Pineapple ....................... 28c can Grated Pineapple ............................... 206 can Toilet Tissue, 7 for .................................. 250 Pure Cider Vinegar .............................. 40c gal A. STULL 24 COTTAGE STREET USE SEN'l'lNEl. RESULT-GETTING ADS.
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