New Yerk' , Markets
[43 Washington Street '3 55mm
South Norwslk
Phone 3213
Phone 2828
wok over our week-end specials, select your favor-
ite meat; visit one of our markets where you will be
treated with the best of ctmrtesy. We lead in price
and quality—others follow.
SPECIAL PRICES .ON SPRING LAMB
LegsofSpringLamli..............36clb.
Shoulder of Spring Iiamb 20elb.
RibLambChops............... 38clb.
I.oinLambChops.......I... ...48clb.
LambSteW................. ....15clb.
Native Veal Specials Jersey Pork Specials
Shoulder Veal to Fresh Pork to Roast 21c
I \:
Roast ......... ..18c FreshHams.......22c
Rump Veal to Roast 24c Fresh rs . lzl/zc
Veal Cutlets ....... 38c Home Made ausage 24c
loin Veal Chops . .. 32c Lean Smoked
liih Veal Chops . . . .; 25c Shoulders . . . . . .. 13c
Breast Veal ....... , 16c Small Lean Smoked
Solid Veal ........ .. 25c Hams ........... 24c
SPECIALS 0N3 HEAVY PRIME BEEF
Sirloin Steak . 36clb.
Round Steak .. 32clb.
Shoulder Steak 18clb.
Shoulder Pot Roast 16c lb.
Bread & Butter: Pot Roast . . . . . . . . . 22c lb.
Prime Rib Roast (boned and rolled) 30c lb.
Prime Rib Roast . ........ . . . . . . . . . 30c'lb.
Fresh Chopped Beef ........... . . . . 15c lb.
Sticking Pieces for Pot Roast . . . . . . 20c lb.
Boneless Rumrp Pot Roast ...... . . . . 28c lb.
Fancy Fresh Killed Roasting
Chickens . . . . . ..... . 35c-38c lb.
Fancy Fresh {Killed Fowl . . . ...... . 36c lb.
Extra Choice. Turkeys . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42c lb.
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Thirty-nine States
Sending Sixty-eight
As Delegates at
L a r g e—Regularly
Elected Delegates
Will Make Number
Ov’er Four Hundred
CLEVELAND, Juno G.—-More wo-
men delegates and alternates will It-
tend the national Republican con-
vention here next Tuesday than ever
attended a. political gathering in the
past. David XV. Mulvsne. Kansas.
chairman of the nation-.1 committee
on arrangements. announced here at
ter a survey or electmn results in
several states.
Thirty-nine states will sent sixty-
eight women delegates-at-lsrge.
This number is in addition to the
regularly elected delegates and sl-
ternates numbering more than four
hundred from state congressional
districts. The number is also ex-
clusive of “‘est Virginia. California
sends four women delegates at
large. Tennessee. New Mexico and
Montana. send three each. and Con-
necticut. lawn. Kansas. Massachu-
setts. Missouri, Nebraska. Nevada.
New Hampshire. New Jersey. New
York. North Dakota. Ohio. Oklaho-
ma. Rhode island. “Washington.
Wyoming, Indiana. Utah. Vermont.
and Maryland send two each. While
Arizona. Arkansas. Colorado. Dela-
ware. ldaho. llllnnis. Kentucky.
Maine. Michigan. Minnesotrt_ Missis-
sippi. Pennsylvania. Virginia. \Vis-
consln and Oregon. send one each.
In \‘lPW of the lrtrxe numhr‘r of
women who will net-end the conven-
tion. the special women's committee
has arranged entertainment. not
only for Women. delegates an alter-
nates but. Mr “mos r-f delegates.
newspaper pail-T1 =lwr< :H‘ul rnrrcspnn-
dents and women journalists who
cover the conventmrt. Rout rides on
Lake Erie. sights-min: Irll’li‘. recep-
tions, tms :1: muhs, :nlf tournaments
at. country clubs. hm‘SvhJQR and
motor trips have hwn arrange-i
Mrs. Nettle M. Claim. Cl‘Wemnd.
its-chairman of the women's com—
mitlee. Associn'c women members
of the thpzihllran :tatmnrtl commit-
THE' W
' ‘Conscripts Citizens
warm To PLAY BIG PART ' .
r In common AT 0.1mm
tee who m‘rn-ul m. t'lercland June 1
include Mrs. ln‘finfll‘d (l. \Vomls.
Pittshurzh sr-rnmi \‘l(‘!‘-“l’l.lli‘i'i)(ln of
the national committee. and Mrs.
Harrier Taylor l'ptrm. \i‘arren.
MME. J EANNETTE
56 SO. MAIN ST. SO. NORWALK
ornx SATgIRDAY EVENING UNTIL 9:30 P. M.
CREPE NIGHTGOWNS
$1.00
Windsor Crepe
COR ETS 6i: GIRDLES
1.00 ... ..
SILK HOSIERY
- PAJAMA SUITS
95:: $11.25 $1.45 a
5.35 $1.49 $1.95
All Shades in Vogue LINGE'I'I‘E SLIPS
$1.95
AllColors
LONG SHE-K GLOVES
$1.25
White, Grey, Tan, Black
2-BUTT0N‘ SILK
GLOVES
95c
.W'hite, Grey, Tan, Black
C HILIIREN’S SOX
l-Z Sox . .. 25° to 75°
3-4 50x 49c to $1.00
JERSEY SILK
PETTICOATS
Amman
$1.95
The TEXTILE STORES
GOOD NEWS FOR HOME SEWERS!
Owing to the very large demand for the useful souvenirs
given away last Saturday at the opening of our new store in
Wall Street, and not wishing to disappoint any of the ladies
ratmnizing' our stores, we got 9. larger supply this tune to be
area away with every purchase st both stores tomorrow— .
Saturday.
DON‘T MISS THIS PRACTICAL ARTICLE—A DELIGHT
T0 EVERY HOB SEWER. ‘
Special sale of non-erushsble and thoroughly shrunk pure
insh Linen—Saturday only—st both stores. 5 c
Yard .......... . ..
WASHINGTON STREET
so. samurai
sono‘ooI-osslooossso ..... s
‘VALLSIRELT TwoStorcs
NORWALK
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norm} SOCIETY
11mm EODELS
Ezep-in, white W bonus. .
Pajama, peaehcolor, mbroidsrdinpfiiksndhlu
cmd'smmmwmmmm.
broidered in pink and blue, 2 you: sins.
Card Table Cover. lantern dongs. _.
Tan mu Runner. we and W111 daun-
One GIMMMu-Mod .......... $2.93
woe-chairman n! the
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national rommxffcc. ,
lSPEClAL TRAINS
FOR DELEGATES
, T0 CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND, June G—More spec—
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Repnhllcrm'
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'ml ll‘ulns “1.: urriw ill Clch‘iand for
élll‘: upn 111:1; c: The Republican :m-'
Exionul curs . l.‘l-)il Juilx; 11} than inns:
{come lu ::;v: 1.13 in mimy years. said
{Colonel ‘n‘l'flll A. 'l'll«.:'lllp:«;ull. chair-..
’man of 1 * lwml unuxux".cce on ur-
rangum .._. y
-\.x'~_-.l..y dirdiigiilh‘iiij huh: been
cuziipzuled for Six apt-end trams until
5C\l.l‘&il more .lre enamored. The New!
Xuik delegniiuu \Vill .Ai'l‘i\L here Sun-
day. June .\ The Massachusetts dole-
gutioil augmented by 3'91: 1): the
President's Linus! personal ItILndS,
\ull art-nu on the some \IJ). Til:
Connecticut and Cazizorum dtsla‘gulua
also WM lil‘l‘l‘w. on Sunday tm: lettu-
‘115 a. spasm;
L'. ii. March. chairman of the Min-
nesota delegation. has arranged :or
a. special tram ior his delegates.
Newspaper specials will leme \Vush-
ing ton on the nights or: l"r1day. June
6 and Suturriuy June 7. according. to
James D. i'ruslon, superintendent of
the Senate I'rcss Gallery.
Pennsylvania. and New Jersey dc—
lcgates also will come in special
trains. according to Senator George.
\V. Pepper and Hamilton IL Kean.
respectively Republican national
committeemen of Pennsylxzmla and
New Jersey.
212 Quarts—of Milk
WASHINGTON. June 6.—Ameri-
.cans are consuming more milk than
. cwer before. the department or Agri-
culture announcing today that the
household consumption of milk‘ was
:1: quarts to the person last year
compared with 200 quarts in 1532.
Consumption of butter was 17
1-2; or cheese. 3.91 pounds, com-
pared with 3 74; of condensed and
evaporated in‘
2.66 gallons compared with- 2.43 gal-
ions.
Milk production was seven billion
more last year in 1922. the total out-
put having been 100.736.062.000
pounds.
SPORTS DONE BY BROWN——
“W'” is for Williams
0: Davis Cup tame. .
He‘s onset the vets
Of the net-playing game.
“R. Norris the Second."
He’s oflicisliy billed.
And he's in the first ten
When the rankings are filled.
Well anyway. wearing tight. but
hats keeps down the overhead.
Good News In: All-g We”
Muenhss been said (or and
against. proprietary medicines b!
the medical profession. It will )1:-
terest every woman to know that in
a recent country-wide canva- of
over 121.000 purchasers 0: Links 3.
Pinkhun's Vegetahh Compound as
l
‘.
.
Each American Drinks 2
pounds per capits. compared with 6 .
1k. 13.25 pounds. com-,
pared with 12.69. and of ice cream‘
mmsrmmroedsodtromflsm--
AUSTRIAN PREMIER.
sno'r BY WWW
AGITATOR. DIE
Dr. [gusts Beipel.
Dr. I Selpol. ehsneellor of
Austria. is in s. vs condition in
‘Vihenns s_s surest: t a: s bullet is:-
p n in s on y s youthful
mt sgltstor.‘ Dr. Seipel. I
became prime minister of
A in 1922.
GIRLS ARI-Z BEAVER THAN .‘IEN
BERKELEY. Cal... June 6.—-When
it comes to enduring pain women
are bruw‘r than men. said Dr. \V. R.
Donald.
University or" California. mflrmary.
Almost invariably girl students are
tlm lmtttr patients. Dr. Donald ex-
plaincd.
“They are less apprelicnsixe.
susceptible to pain. Men tear zines-
thesia and the surgeon's knlie far
more than women do. Man is not.
the brow: creature he likes to ap-
Dhismmn in charge at the:
less '
to «Cleanl Up Park
PLOVDIV. Bulgaria. June 6.-
The working of the Bulgarian labor
conscription system was illustrated
here recently when the authorities
called out I. cra- ot :00 men to put
s city park in order. '
The call was for ten duys‘ service
and the laborers reported tram all
clones of society. Among them
were recruits in spring topcosts and
the lstebt style American shoes. with
picks or shovels over their shoulders
or trundling wheelbu-rows. One
was s. music teacher and another s
bunker. The park was cleaned up.
‘the paths graded and flower beds set
well within the time limit.
POPULATION 0! MOSCOW
MOSCOW. June 8.—The po uls-
tion at Moscow is new 1511.0 . of
which 1.354.754 are Russians. 0!
this number there or. 326.000 clsni-
ned proienionslly ss oficisls: :19.-
000 workers: 95.000 unemployed and
04.000 domestic servants. Under the
Cur the population of the city was
about. I. million of which 418.000
were workers. 110,000 domestic ser-
vants and 104.000 snows.
There‘s no need to tell
everybody to keep on the
more. They’re all on the
move all right. The only
trouble is that too runny of
them are travelling backward.
All the progress you're
already made is good for just
one thing——to give you mo-
mentum for greater advance-
ment. The minute you begin
to rest on your oars you're
starting in the wrong direc-
lion.
6 Keeping on the move means
keeping on your toes and on
the aggressive. Dig in afresh
and start forward again—if
you're really going to arrive!
O O O 0
It‘s always 1 move in__ the
right direction when you turn
to the Sentinel‘s Clnssifled
pear, when he faces the operating
room."
Section.
PROMPT
DELIVERY
GEHEBE’S
P30!!!
1527
IT'S rm {FITS WARE
ll" ‘01} HAVE \VAITEI) FOB EXTRAORDINARY VALUES FOR
YOUR MOS EY—HILRI‘J THEY
ARE FOR SATURDAY ONLY:
deep
.............. 47c
35.63—Double ml and gas stove
ovens. with glass front. asbestos
lined. at ................. 84.38
{ills—Roy! Coaster “'agons with
disc wit-”ls. rubber tired. large
at. .................. $5.05
SEC—l!) qt.
dish pans at
gray enameled
SIZC
$23.00—3-Hurnnr New Perfection
\Viirk, lilue' Flame Oil Cook
Stow s :a' ........ s ..... 817.98
Lie—Quinlcry Bouquet. Holders.
lllJ‘I" n.’ lam-my lin. paint-3d green
at .................. 2 (or 25C
lltgh Hick Kitchen Chairs. oak
finish, r.\tz~:i strong at . . . . $1.39
Slant". liandii; steel I'm" Shmels.
handy for garden or home use
1?. ....................... 4“
Combination Hoe and Rake. with
long handle at ............ 25c
“LES—14 inch Ball Bearing
Lawn Mowers with high wheel, 4
blade: at .............. $18.75
130-80 kills tlirs. mosquitoes. ants.
moths. etc. pint size .. ”so can
qt size .............. $1.25 can
35c—1 gallon stone Vinegar Jugs
‘221‘.
3 gallon Stone Creeks “‘llh cover
and one quart Rutland “'atcr
Glass. the best egg prescrvcr.
Value 31.13. Saturday combina-
tion ’ sac
Plain \Vhlte Tea. Cups and Sau-
cers. made of American Porce-
lain at .............. 0 for 89v
SOc—Mothozone. kills moths. eggs
etc. at ................ 20c can
We Car-bola. used instead at whirr-
wash and as a. disinfectant st 050
3;} “'ASHISGTOS STREET
SOUTH SOR‘VALK. COKE.
in g prices.
MILTON
122 Washington Street
Children’s. Day Footwear
Children delight in taking part in the exercises
of the day, so too do they delight in pretty pumps
and dressy oxfords to match their dainty costumes.
So many styles, too, to choose from at very pleas-
ELWOOD
South Norwslk
A WATCH F012 GRADUATION
NEW SMART DESIGNS IN WRIST WATC'HES AND
POCKET WATCHES.
PLATINUM JEWEL SET AND GOLD CASES.
THE FINEST ACCURATELY ADJUSTED MOVEMENTS .
A MOST VARIED ASSORTMENT TO MEET EVERY
TASTEA'ND REQUIREMENT.
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'ALL‘ STRAW. HATS GREATLY REDUCED
$10.00 B“- 5...... $5.00
$ 8.00 ” , '” $4.00
3 6.00 ' " $3.00
, $ 5.00 ” ” $2.50
HATS WITH SCARFS TO MATCH FROM $4.00 UP.
SPORT HATS IN ALL COLORS, ALSO FELTS
FROM $2.50 UP. ALSO SHOWING A BEAUTIFUL
LINE OF MALINE, HORSEHAIR, LACE AND SILK
HATS.
" G 6’ M Millinery
110 Washington St.
A Great J one Sale
OF A GREAT ASSORTMENT
’ SUMMER DRESSES-
FOR WOMEN AND MISSES
ALSO STYLISH STOUTS
AT THESE REMARKABLE LOW PRICES *-
$3.49 . $4.50 $5.905
$7.50 $9.90
These dresses are specially designed and care-5
fully selected so as to meet with everyone’s so-
quirements, both in style and price. Same con-
sists of imported French voiles. pure imported
Irish linen, English
broadcloth and all other summer materials in
genuine Normandy voile.
silk and washable fabrics
EVERYDAY—BARGAIN DAY AT THE
NEW YORK SPECIALTYASTORE
45 WALLSTBEET "
”manna-w
my my 1s sunset on AT
r-'
; Stylish Stout Dresses
$5.95 $6.95 - .
NORWALK ";
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