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All'Norwalk twenty years ego to-
day was discussing the “slight earth-
duake shock which was felt in South
xvi-walk particularly upon the hill
about 1:80 o'clock in the morning.“
The Sentinel of
states that "this earthquake shock
guns the severest in New England,
since that of 1884." The quake was
felt in Hartford, Rockville and An-
sonla. where
preeeptialiy, windows rattled and
poopie were awakened from sleep."
However, it was felt only on the hill.
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discovered
winding towns had noticed. it par-
ticularly. so it is supposed ..hat e
rocky foundation of the hill on
it to he telt store there than-where
the house rest upon low ground."
The annual meeting of the Knob
Onung club was held at the Hotel
Cllflord. lurch i9. 190‘. The Sea.
tine! records the amis- as follows;
"The annual report was read show.
in: the club to be in a good condi-
tion financially and with a‘ mem-
bership of 223. R. H. Golden, the
present incumbent declined a re-
election and George 3. Buxton, on
the first informal ballot received the
highest number or votes for mu.
dent and upon motion or '1'. L. Ray.
ond was-unanimously elected. Hr
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March :1. 100!
"houses were shaken
' autonomous. ’
inatlons were made but .11 M3995
“a the election was passed lesions
Hr. Golden toiold over. , _ ‘
‘l‘ollel was elected vloeépresldeinu If.
B. Quint-rd. secretary and-tressure‘ r
and Charles E. Hoyt. auditor.”
The viflt made by burgl' are to the
news stand of I". 8. Coleman was
another “front PIS. story” ot‘twen-
t! In" an. 13!” WSW} 00.
the article explains. .i‘thronxh the
show window which was broken
some yearsmandrepairedhyre-
placing a small piece of class inside
it. This was broken by the burglars
who reached in and scooped up e'v-
erything within arm's reach. The
principal articles taken were tops.
balls, playing cars and eimliarsmall
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anguish“ new the hare.”
"i50ther items of W 9‘ ‘9 Y”.
roe
the be} ‘store house and‘ barn
which occupy the lot recently pup,
chased of Ex-Mayor Edwin Adams
by Herman Quittner. As scan as
the nouns! is cleared up Mr. Quitt-
ner will begin the co ( n of a
2-story business block, which he will
have completed early in the sum-
mer.
”The mud ianonroe street. cape-5
claily where people are obliged to
cross to take trolley can should re-
ceive the attention of the Connecti-
cut Railway and Lighting company
or the city odiolals. *1
“The Nor—walk fire hell was on a _
little tantrum yesterday morning
A_s
South Norinlk
Phflle 3213 Phone 2828
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specials ’ on High Grade Western 3...,
Sirloin Steal; ...............
Round Steak ...... '
32clb.
......... 28clb.
Shoulder Steak
Shoulder oPt Roast . ..............
Bread & Butter Pot Roast .......... 22c lb.
Prime Rib R0ast . . . ....... . ....... 26c 1|;
Prime Rib Roast (boned and rolled) 26c lb.
Sticking Pieces for Pot Roast ...... 18c lb,
Fresh Chopped Beef . 14c lb.
Lean Fresh Pork Genuine Spring
Specials
Lamb Specials
Lean Jersey Pork ' :..
Roast ............. 18c 5"”“1‘19’ 0f Sprus
- Lamb ..
4 to 6 153- Fresh Loin Lamb Chops ... ,,
Shoulders ........ 12¢ Rib Lamb Chops . . ‘ . V
8 to 10 Fresh Hams 20¢ Lamb Stew
Home Made Sausage 24c 4.x;
' S&B Link or Bag Best Native Veal
Sausage .. ....... 30c Specials
* Rump Corned Beef . 20c Shoulder of Veal to
platecomedneef.,_7c Roast..... ....... 18c
Smoked Shoulders . .-12c Rump of Veal to
Lean Smoked Hams 22c Roast ........... 2.
; Pig’s Liver . . . . 3 lbs. 25c Veal Cutlets .......
: Beef Liver ......... 12c Loin Veal Chops
Spare Ribs, Pigs’ Tails, Rib Veal Chops 1.
Pigs’ Feet, All Cuts Salt Solid Veal for Stew . ..
Pork. ' Brest of Veal ...... 1
16¢ lb.
15c lb.
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about 6 o’clock and for awhile many
thought there was .... tire owing to
the manner pa came in."
Among the society notes are:
_ "m- Grace Seymour has returned
“from a visit to New York. .-
“George Knapp of Brooklyn spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
L. Byxbee of Cross mt. -
"William F. Whitlock of /Union
amnue announces the mounts
or his daughters Anna E. Whitlock
‘ tip/Frederick W. Bennett of Philadel-
phia and Margaret 8. Whitlock to
Norwalk, South Norwalk, East Norwallr, Westport. Stamford, 13mm Cos Gobi George Willard c. Waterbury of N elk.
. ' ' ' - “Miss Ella McLean of W ave-
\ town Black Rock and Bridgeport.
Fancy Hen Turkeys . .. . .‘ . . 42¢,
"‘ d‘ly Saturday afternoon and was
: obliged to so to Dr: Tracy- for treat—
“‘33: rehearsal of the Emu
lioae company's minstrels will he
held tonight at the home of Mr. and
MilkFedFows ..H/ 36clb.
Fresh Shouders . . . . l2 l-2c lb.
Rib Roast (boned and I,
rolled) ....... ;. 3pc lb.
Rump Pot Roast . . . 20c-22c lb.
Shoulder‘Steak . , . . .1 . 1630). .
Mrs. Earle Stevens. Logan street.
hPlate 10c
.Rowayton.”
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Sawfly Markets -
39 MAIN STREE'P- NORWALK CONN
Sicilians ‘
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And that’s what young men like—the final word
in style combined with good tailoring and wear-
able fabrics to keep it there.
And more than that—these two and three but-
ton Sack Suits give good looks and satisfaction
double-fold. The two pair of trousers see to that l
Gives you the advantage of alternating between
the two pairs and keeping your good appearance
up to top notch. ,
$36.00
as??? 86$
INCORPORATED,
The fashion hint of the day was
"Women show their good sense by
not generally adopting the fashion .
for ear-rings. To some women ear-
rings are becoming but few oen like
i0 see them and wives and sisters are
considerate. There is a rumor that
Home Fashion has again declared
that ear-rings shall be worn but
sometimes her would-he“ followers
rebel."
LONDON. March zl.—Stat1:t1oe
published today show thg’ more than
892,000,000 pounds sterling have
been spent in the relief of unemploy- 5
meat in Great Britain since the
armistice. More than 170,000,000
pounds of this sum was provided
from the national uchequer.
Young Roasting '
Chickens ....... ”<3 . 38c lb.
Small Loins of Pork . . . 19c lb.
Fresh Hams .......... 21c lb.
Shoulder Pot Roast . . . :' 15c 1b.?
Bread & Butter Pot ‘ '
Root ....... . . 22c lb.
Hamburg Steak . . . 18c Veal Cutlet ...... . 40c
Round Steak ...... 30c Loin Veal Chops . . . 35c
Sirloin Steak ...... 32c
Porterhouse Steak ' 35c Rlll‘lul 0f Veal . . . ‘. 26C
Flank Steak ...... 28c Leg of‘Veal ....... 16c
Boneless Brisket . .. 16c Beef Liver . . . . . . 12c
The French government is con-
sidering the construction of a rail-
road troll macro- the Sahara
desert to the river with apos-
sible extension to the Congo.
Solid Lean Pot
Roast ...... .' ‘18c
Native Eggs (£102.) ...... , 35c .
Sunight Butter ....... 55c1b.l lPure Lard (1 lb. pkg.) . . . . 16c
PuritanSkinnedBackHams.........................25clb.
'SmokedShoulders...................................liclb.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES A
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Spring Coats Have Fashionable , Special Values ’
New Materials in the Book Shop
Begin your Easter wardrobe with a new spring coat. I a ' iSaturda will be “S " ”
. _ W peels] Value Days
Many who took advantage of the mild Winter and made - ‘ ' y '
the last year’s coat “do” will want the first and newest firfie‘fimtzegoxmihgé mi: :51,“ wfietzt;£;lueesth:1;
of spring models. \Here they are in profusion!
Plain colors in softest surface imported Woolen ma- are. If you can’t come, order by telephone.
Value No. 1 Value No. 2
terials vie with striking plaids and stripes. Black and
Webster’s new, modern Mah Jongg Sets of bean-
white, tan and brown, shades of y, all are light and
springlike—ever practical for Wear over light frocks.
Beautiful selection in alLsizes. English Dieting? _ the tiful tiles. They are an.
- . .. . ' boxed and a special pur-
delo Edition—m, such chas
e gave us the unusual
great demand just_ now. price. Reg. price $35.
_' - and Saturday
'1.95
:20 set
’ Value to. 4
.White Crepe Paper Nap-\
' in sanitary package—
40 ill a package. You will
need many of these for
summer and can 'save by
buying new- Reg. price
Fresh Killed Small Turkey ........ 43c lb.
Fancy Fresh Killed. Roasting Chicken,
(4 lb. aver.) .................... 34c lb.
Fancy Fresh Killed Roasting Chicken.
(5-6 lb .aver.) ................... 38c lb.
Fancy Fresh Killed Fowl, Small . . .. 34c lb. 7
Large . 38clb.
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141 Washington St. Telephone 1113.
i All Meats U. S. Inspected.
Outfitters to Men, Women and Children.
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WEEKEND SPECIALS
Small Lean Jersey Pork Roast ........ 19c
Small Lean Fresh Shoulders ...... . . . 12c
Small Lean Fresh Hams .............. 20c
Genuine Legs of Lamb . . ............. 36c .
Extra Fancy'Golden West Fowl ....... 36c
Native Killed Roasting Chickens . . . 36c 1h
Prime Heavy Rib Roast ..............
,Prime Rib Roast, Boned and Rolled . . . .
Shoulder Pot Roast ..................
Bread and Butter Pot Roast ..........
smoked Shoulders . . . .' ............... 13c
Shoulder of Veal Roast .............. 200
CLOSES
SATURDAY NIGHT .
‘N UF SAID!’
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Second floor.
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You Will Look Your Best
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m a Feathered Bat ' F233;: ’4‘
This new vogue of feathers is wonderfully good for \
women because feathers are ever so flattering. The soft-
ness and mystery of waving ostrich adds charm to every Yd“. N0. 3
woman’s appearance. Men remark upon it. -
New-hats of Milan strawhave big ostrich pom pone ‘ N" Powder Bl“ Sta”
or a waning fringe of feathers. Brims are covered with .tionery With 801d lined en-
soft heekle feathers while fans of black peacock-53in velopu. If you are very
height and style to many models. Colors—black, navy, np-to-date you will use gm.
‘ stationery. __ Reg.) price
$1.50. . __ Satur-
‘Powder blue, henna, red.
d . ’ 15 cts. Satur-
i,” 89 as
These are hate your men admirers will like. The price
is remarkably low. ’ $15 , d
. . “i . 10 cts
Value No. 5
K ‘ ' O f e nnnnnnn 30C lb'
Iattle Folks’ Outdoor Stories and a variety of and; gm “W“? ° 2“ I” 3“ “We "
in these books with unbreakable binding. The children - i ,
are not forgotteng‘in these. special leue days. All new - ~
Ital-ice regularly priced 60 our. '
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Costello Ea? ‘O’Meara
‘21 North Main St. .. .. . .. South Norwalk
Shoulder Steak ...... 180 lb-
Loan Corn Beef ..... 15.: lb. ,
American Cheese . . . . 35c 11).
Rib Lamb Chops . . . . 356 1b.
an sinus of norm. 200 m. Sperry a Barnes Link or
RumpofVeal ........ 25clb.
Solid Veal,nobone .. 28clb.
LoinVealchops 38clb.
Deconduoor. Biquthops...,.28¢lb.
Frankfurter:
Fashionable Silk Frocks ,
- of Modest Price ’
. . As younsw in ouereshion Diiplsy, we ’are special-
izing in giving the woman of limited allowance for dress
expenditures an opportunity to secure
........ 201: lb.
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. ‘ . tli‘e seuon’s new-
est fashions and materials at very moderate prices. ,
A selected group of charming new silk gowns in the +
FOR EVERY
PURSE, PERSON and PURPOSE
5c, 10c, 15c. 20c. 25¢ per ....
» Boyd Wall Paper'Store
Nothing Over 25s
30 Main St. . . I ' \NOIIWalk
Telephone 476 Store Hours 8 to 6 7.
~ Store Open Saturday Evaring . J=
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season’s best colors is on display. Two-piece ‘boy-ls' 1,;
models for slender figures as well as one-piece models
. adapted to less Juvenile figures. Silks, crepe: and novelty
" materials. Bltl of lace and contrasting colors trim them
eflectively. Sizes 34 to 46.
~ __ . x . . Second floor.
~ Endorsem-
i’ for, Youthful Girls _ .
All‘the styli of tailoring and material which is.
, in costs for women is ixflusemix’ ‘
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-—-:— Scarfs —-_
One cannot over emphasize the importance of
{the scarf ‘asva dress accesso_ ry this season.
1311989603811? interesting assortment, as varied
lhsfilé‘m'of wearing" them, maybe seen here.
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