IDAY. AUGUST 9.119924. '
Schultze’ 3 Saturday specials
IITI\(:HENTURKEYS 42ch.
LEGS 0F SPRING FORES 0F SPRING
LAMB ...... .......35er. LAMB ..... ;.......2och.
PIIRKROAST 25clb. VEALRUMPsz5c1b.
V PRIME RIB ROAST .. 32c lb. RUMP ROAST --22c to 24c lb.
' BR A1) .
BONISLESS LAMB R%AS:ND BUTTER .
I-ZHAST.’ ........ ...30elb. -........_...24c1b.
SHOULDER POT
BIIS'l‘tINROLLS...‘..25clb. ROAST............16c1b.‘
Eliot DRYPICKED CHICKENS 45clb.‘
‘ IIImhurg Rib Lamb Calves Liver 40c lb.
‘ Steak .. . . 18c lb. Chops . . .. 35c lb. Stewing
. Shoulder LOln Lamb Lamb . . . . 15c lb.
Susi.- . . 18c lb. Chops . 50c lb. Veal Shanks 14c lb.
. Rli nd Steak 35c lb. Loin Veal Beef Liver ,, 14.311).
: Sm ,-, :1 Steak 38c lb. Chops .. .38c lb. Fresh Plate .. 8c lb.
Si an Steaks 42c lb. Veal Cutlet.. 42c lb. Corned Plate 7c lb.
Rli‘SlI KILLED FOWLS 38clb.
Amman ' PURITANSKINNED
. SHUI'LDERS......l5clb. HAMS.‘............ 28clb.
FRESH EGGS 45cdoz.
SI'NIJGHT PURITAN SLICED
m 'l‘TER ...... 46clb. BACON ........ 45c lb.
\IONDAY, SEPTEMBER FIRST—LABOR DAY
‘ STORES CLOSED ALL DAY
ISchultze’ 3 Sanitary Markets _‘-;
OSCAR F. SCHULTZE
V MEATS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
5 Headquarters 7 ,
i 3?" .‘IIAIN STREET ‘ NORWALK, CONN.
. ; BRANCHES: ,
l NORWALL WESTPORT STAMFORD NEW CANAAN
SO. NORWALK BLACK ROCK DABIEN C08 003
'j ms: may/ALI: BRIDGEPORT GEORGETOWN RIDoErIELD
i RITE STAR
*‘FAOVI? OLD ESSANAY
STILLIN
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5 TH E SOUTH NORWALK BRANCH OF THE TEXTILE
. STORE HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED.
; Y on are cordially invited to visit our uptown store at 44
I St. ,Saturday, where a treat in special values is aWaiting
\l e want you to get acquainted with the new store, new
:tmv‘i: and new service. SO a feast of liberal price reductions
1:: almost everything in the store has been prepared for the
‘Irasion on Saturday.
:16 inch Unbleached Muslin—Firm DRAPERY AND CURTAIN
3.221 3 th . GOODS
1 :.‘arcI:Of%r .W.e.a.v.e. . . . $1.00 I
36 Inch Fancy Marquisette, Dotted
. him? fChteCkl Gingham—Guaran- gwissdorf Voile $1 00
as coor. '
; Ixards for .......... $1. 00 4 yal' s or I
36 Inch Silk Drapery—Fancy
3"; Inch. Percalg—Peautiful Pat“ weave. $1.00
urns t s. .....
. . re. 31-00 - Y... - C - e D .
40 Inch 1Il’Illow Tubing—01033106 asfmfieavy r “—606:
$0"»en,
“”31 ' Yard
3'31h80.F th 'l‘il' __ _361nchTerryCloth—Double
étréiudard 3...ng A $1.00 €333 89c
3’ 3 yards for ........
Baiauce of our 98c Irish Dress Underwear Crepe—Plain or flow-
53:; 73C Innis for ...... $1 00
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ANNOUNCEMENT! I
minus
5
. , Marguerite Clayton, who nude
5 her debut in pictures in Broneho .
' Billy comedies in the old Essen-y
days is still in the til-1m SN.
is laying in s new picture called §
"Ggod Day, O'yDa ," with three
other "old-timers" yW'illist'n Des-
. mond, Ruth Stonehouse, andi
Funds For:
$500 000 LOSS AS
MAIL CATCHES
FIRE 0N TRUCK
, Diamonds, Currencyi
} and Much Valuable
Merchandise Lost in
New York
NFAV YORK. Aug. 29 “Fire Into
“Hahn‘s-Ila)" night Ill‘SZZ’I :wl 55min” I
‘ :\\Hl'ili II!" I‘I“;‘.i~th'-~Il I". '.I in :I tru‘vk
r‘nroutn from Station A. Houston
and Prince Streets. to the V‘arirk
Street station, \‘arick :Inri Rmrh
arch: x
1h- mail. consisting of dIaIIIC-Izl‘.
:I. intflr jmnlm (Ull “jll( III1l \ ‘
M‘tni‘v iIrIIIIc-n stminmnrd by
:lriVI-r and guard could throw s'; —
:‘riw’nt water on it to permit of :Ir .
""Il“‘.lllt at salvage. “'hih- “‘ii‘.i..xI
E‘rnzitr, of .\'n. 11 1-2 \Vost l'lf'h
Ftp-rt, the driver. 0nd Harman t'n— »
l:~‘ll. III XII. L‘L‘T ChI‘I‘I-y Sirvct, an !
rmcxi :IIord. pullcd a hm! a. dwxvn
'::.‘:S out of th ilnIIIr-s, twenty—(Mei
when; were consumvd.
l’nrvols l-‘lnot To Sewers.
l-‘irvnIr-n :an police reserves I
caught Valuable- parcels as they"
Iirntml tnwnI-Il centre on tho Crest
«If xti‘l‘unw lrum thr- fire hose. \Vhilt‘
thsy dill this Frazier and Cohen
Emmi uith drawn revolvers to rcsir
. r: l" Ami-lo nit-Imp! Of robbery.
I .\ r‘rnwd of several thousand
f \‘.’.:'.l"xl"vI t?!” vmrk or salvage. Postal l
,rII'I‘II'iuls “(mill not Pstimnie the loss
, 1:131 night. but intimated that it
; would probably he close to $500,000.
i The live-ion truck was in front or
'NO. 139 X'nrlck Sin-ct a passerby dis~ .
covered a. blaze among the fifty ;
sacks of mail.
Ho yelled io’Frazicr. who Put on
the Make: and with L‘Ohcn Jumped
to tho pnvcmr'ut. 'i‘ho liomes were
Iapivliy leaping throughout the valu- .»
.Ihlc loml. Frazier sent in a fire:
alarm. Battalion Chief McKenna' _
gurz'II'I-«l with fire apparatus.
Two Strain»; 0f “‘ntcr.
As Cohen and I-‘razlcr stood by
“ith revolvers drawn, firemen turn-
ml two streams on the blaze. The
high pressure stream ripped open
' the damaged and burning mail bags.
Diamonds and currency cascaded to
the gutters.
Chic: .‘Ichenna. then had twenty
firemen form a. square around the
' truck to prevent any of the specta- '
tors approaching closer than fifty—'
‘reet to the vehicle. Hundreds oi
;tcnement dwellers looked on. eyes
limlglng. as the fortune of jewels
i and bank notes flowed to the pnve<
ment. After the blaze was out fire-
men worked halt an hour scooping
' gup blackened diamonds and burned
l bank notes with shovel-
3
ed. It. is believed some careless
pedestrian or person riding or a,
truck threw a. lighted cigarette
ithrough the screened sides of the
; mail truck.
i
FOR NUISANCL
STAMFORD, Conn., August 20.—-— .
Fine or $5. and costs amounting?
to $7.76 were imposed on Dominick
Tania laborer or No. :30 Walt Main
Street by Deputy Judge James E.
Brinckerhofl yesterday in City Court
Tarzio was charged with violation of
a city ordinance. It was alleted that
he was chewing tobacco and expec-
torating on the Town Hall "it.
The arrest of Tarzlo. it ll lle. is
the beginning of s. campaitn against
loiterers in front or the Town Hall
that have become a pedestrian nuts-
nnce. Numerous complaints have
been received of violations commit-
ted on the spot 'by idler-s. -
Tarzio was reluctant at first to
pay. Mention of the county 5d! coun-
seled him to clause his idea on the
subject:
of Nor-own Heights, arrested on I
non-support complaint 106806 by his
wife. was-emu! entereourtvm
the accuscdggreed to pay ‘15 week-
I: to his wife. _
Nous was entered to the ectopic!”
vanermnotrlk. 15:
On Monday, September first, Labor Day, Piggly Wiggly will be closed all day.: ,
We hope that this reminder will be read by all of our customers, and will prevent;
any disappointments on Labor Day morning.
Piggly Wiggly will be Open on Wednesday afternoons again following Labor ,
Day, and will be open as usual on Saturday night until ten 0 ’clock. "
ti Below we quote some interestingly low prices available for Labor Day prepara-
on‘s.
LARGE JUICY CALIFORNIA ORANGE DOZ. - - 2913
LARGE GRAPE FRUIT ' NATIVE TOMATOES
Each....... .............. . ..... .....loc Perpound........_ ..... 5c
JUICY WHITE FREESTONE 10 0 LONG ISLAND POTATOES 33
PEACHES, per lb. ................... Peck ............................... '. c
Sunlight 4 Prints per lb. Brookfield 4 Prints
lButter . . 45c Butter . . 46c".
I l»- lilthl‘lLlntll.“ “as t". Irv-1' I,
Sperry and Barnes XXX This week only For Labor Day Picnics x" -
Rolled. Boned. Cruikshank‘s Sweet Midget Pickles .............. 230
Sweet, Tel-[den c lb. Epicure Stuffed Olives. 6 0:. jar ................. 256
, Premier Dill Pickles, pints ...................... 250
FOR LABOR DAY DINNERS AND VPICNICS Libby's Dill Pickles, quarts ......... ' ............. 39c
DUBKEE'B PICNIC SIZE PREMIER GRAPE JUICE BLISS COFFEE
SALAD DRESSING ....... 1 3c Pints ........ 1 ............ 25c Pound ................... 36¢
PREMIER PICNIC SIZE 13c CANADA DRY‘ 50 per case $7.65 SAMPSON COFFEE 37c
SALAD DRESSING ....... GINGER ALE per bottle 17c Pound ...................
. Conqueror 20 0:. tin DUKE-D 1 5c PHROSTO FRUIT SYRUP 31 c ARBUCKLE BREAKFAST 41 c
VEGETABLES, for salads . Pints .................... COFFEE, Pound .........
Milton Baby Lima Beans 14C WHITE pints 19c MY OWN COFFEE 41C
Moist and Tender, 20 oz. tin ROCK qts. 35c Pound ...................
Waldorf Delicious GOLDEN 25° POLO CLUB DRY ‘ 14c MAXWELL HOUSE 476
BANTAM CORN, 20 0:. tin GINGER ALE. pints ..... COFFEE, Pound ..........
Waldorf fancy Grade 23c “IDEAL" FRUIT BYRUPS 10c LIPTON '8 ORANGE PEKO 44°
TOMATOES, 33 oz. tin .. Vials for 2 qts. beverage .. TBA, 1,13 pound ..........
12 Main Street Norwalk, Conn.
151 Greenwich Avenue.
440 Main Street
Greenwich, Conn.
Stamford, Conn.
H. S.LANDSMAN & SON.
“The Home Of Fine Furniture"
Reduction
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Our August Sale ends Saturday night. You will still find plenty of bargains.
Whether it is a full suite or an odd piece the savings will surely be attractive to you.
Neither Frazier nor Cohen was .
I able to determine how the fire start~ ;
The cause of Rollin J. Thompson)
rdahwvemweby m
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‘ {if/Ill
grmht Iroln Bridge $4 75
laps comp etc W1 . ,
, 12 inch parchment ARMSTRONG S LIN OLEUM
shade. 'al In a Variety of 25 Different Patterns Very Special
Spec:
$2.95 90c SW“. , $2.98
Golden Oak Dining _':
Chair. Genuine leath-
er slip seats. Regular
Norwalk Chronicler