FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1924.
Nw YOrk Markets
143 Washington Street '
South Norwalk
Phone 3213
55 Main Street
N o r w al 11
Phone=2828
Again we call your attention to our extremely low
prices on high grade meats, especially beef, which
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’j- is cheaper than it has been for sometime. We be-
", iieve in giving the public the benefit. Try us.
3 Shoulder‘ Veal ............. ‘ . . . . 12 l-2c lb.
'. l‘ib Veal Chops ................... 20c lb.
Loin V eal Chops . . . . . . ............ 28c lb.
.. Veal Cutlets ........... . .......... 35c 11)-
Rump Veal to Roast . .- ............. 20c lb.
'Leg'sofVeal................ ...... 10clb.
:2 Porterhouse Steak. .........
" Sirloin Steak ........ -. .........
Round Steak .........
Bread and Butter Fresh Pork to Roast 21c
Pot Roast ........ 20c Home Made Sausage 28c
Rib Roast, (boned Sperry & Barnes Sausage
' and rolled) ...... 25c bag or link ....... 32c
Prime Rib Roast . . . 25c Link Sausage ...... 28c
"-2 Sticking Pieces ..... 18c -
f {FICSI‘ Chopped Beef 14c Lean smOked
2: Cenuine Spring Legs Shoulders ....... 15c
of Lamb ......... 30c Lean Smoked Hams 24c
2- Shoulder of Lamb . . 16c Boneless Hams ..... 25c
3 Rib Lamb Chops . . . 28c LP’late Corned Beef. 6c
Loin Lamb Chops .. 40c Boneless Rump Corned .
Lamb Stew ...... 12'/;c Beef ............ 24c '
9' Extra Fancy Fowl .3 ......... ‘ ....... 35c lb. -
: Extra Fancy Roasting Chickens . . . . 40c lb.
3' Soup Chickens .................... 300 lb.
STOP -- LOOK -- LISTEN i
z" i CARPETS gunman FOR Tim
I moons warm, as POLISHED
IF YOU WANT
.\ REAL Welding Job Done, Go to. the
Success Welding & Cutting CO.
.~\Ll]MINU)I “'IZLDING A SPECIALTY—CARBON REMOVING
NORWALK, OONN.
15 CROSS 8T. Phone 472
SPORTS
Sand’s Reward.
' Organized baseball should show its
appreciation of the act or Helms
Sand. Philadelphh shortstop. in ex—
posing the attempt to bribe him,
said Geowe A. Putnam. discoverer
of Jimmy O‘Connell and secretary or
the San Francisco club or the Paci-
nc Coast Baseball loans. vb was
here yesterday.
The world seriel' players' share.
which would have gone to O’Con—
nell and Dolan. should be given to
Sand. hid Putnam.
"I believe that Judge nadir.
President Johnson and President
Heydier should see that this ta
done.” he said.
Putnam related how he had Ibis-
cov’ered'oconnell in Sacramento.
Weftcran Baseman
i Dies In Hogpital
Cal.. in 1919. O Connell was solven-
teen years old at the time and was
playing shortstop.
Raises Governor’s Ire
DANBURY. Oct. 10.-—Spa_sking at
the Hotel Green Wednesday as the
an of the Boosters‘ duh and
again at the Danbury Fair Grounds
Governor Charles A. 'I‘empleton
rapped the propsgandists who have
been buSV. he said. durirl~g3his term
of office in linking his name with
various things.
said he read where he v as to 'greet
Governor Al. Smith of New York
State at a. Democratic :raiiy in New
Hayen.
The governor brands d the story
as being absolutely false and said
that while he was fridndly with. the
Ne wYork State governor, 0. would
not grePt. him at arty Democratic
rally. He said he would he pleased
to greet him any time at any other
place.
Governor Templetu 11 took occasion
to praise the government of Connec-
ticut, which he said is uncxcclled by
that of any other state. The gover-
nor said he was pscoud or the tact
that Connecticut ad opted a. constitu-
tion which grew nut 01 a. sermon,
NOR'WALK
CARPET .
CLEALNIN G CO.
IIESTORE C’DLORS IN RUGS
RAG BUG-S AND CARPE'I'S
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'G'IXTER
WORK CALLED FOR AND
115mm
20 Camp 83., Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 3301
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CHARLES J. VARIAN
CONTR’AUI‘OR and BUILDER
' Fireproot Building and Concrete
in: a Specialty
Phone ills- I 2 Norwalls
Campaign Propagandag ,
Only lvlcently he ‘ '
l 8 FRA‘AJES S".l‘ N()R\\‘ALK, (71'.
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Veteran First Baseman and Pilot
of Cincinnati Beds “110 Died Wed-
nesday Following Operation. In
Organized Baseball since 1910.
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and that a hundred years later the
provision was added that no gover-
nor coul dbc elected in the State un-
less he be a member of some or-
ganified church.
Governor Templeton said that
there is no getting away from the
fact that church and government go
hand in hand. He urged citizens or
all classes to take a. larger interest
in government affairs and to use
their ballot Election day.
The governor’s speeches in Dell-
bury are among the last which he
will deliver while holding that 05106
as he retires as chiet executive 01
the State in three months.
DILMVING 815 “'15“.
One evening just before dinner the
wire came into find her husband
and a. stranger—afterward ascer-
tained to be. a lawyer—engaged in
some mysterious business over the
library table. upon which were
spread several sheets of paper.
"\V’hat are you doing with all that
paper, Henry 1’" demanded the wife.
"I am making a wish," responded .
the husband meekly. . i
"A wish '3" 2
“Yes. my dear. In your presence I‘
shall not presume to call it a will."
—Atiar‘ita Journal.
Don’t like New York Methods.
There seems to be a regular car—
nival of cotton gambling in the re—
cent months. How in it to be stop-
ped? it might be possible for these
farmer organizations under capahl.“
leadership to throw control of the
South's cotton crop entirely into
Southern hands.
ANNOUNCING
THE - OPENING .
SATURDAY, 0C TOBER 11,1924
—— OF THE -——
NEW AND UP- TO- DATE
Rooney 3 Restaurant
SOUTH NORWALK
AT 147 WASHINGTON 3 STPEET,
A PLACE TO DINE, WHETHER YOU 1
MAY BE IN A HURRY OR' HAVE -
PLENTY OF TIME,
- MAY BE ASSURED OF A PROPERLY
COOKED MEAL, PREPARED IN, THE
SAME CLEANLY MANNER THAT YOU
WOULD GET IN YOUR OWN
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Legs Of Spring Lamb ............ .300 lb. 3 . RESULTS GUARANTEED - :.
Shoulder of Lamb . .............. . . 18c lb: ' . - ..
Ego-a Fancy Roasting Chickens .... 381: lb. .31‘0 LABOR N0 ASHES - N0 DIM:
.GoldenWestFowls.‘.........‘ ..... 38clb. 33
Loin'of Pork Roast... ........... .25c lb. Policy Refrigerating and 1.3.
- Lean Fresh Shoulders ............ .18c lb. Supply Company ,5: 3
FreshHams.; ......... ...... zsc.1b. _ own ““3303 _ -
PEEPESES‘JL‘E: : 2:11: : : 1‘: : : :: =2: 2: “m” .. ...... 1°” .. 2...... ......- 2
.Prime Rib Roast, boned and rolled . . 25c lb. 3
Bread&ButterRoast ........,.,... 25clb.
RumpPotRoast zzclb;
Shoulder Pot Roast . . ........ . . . . . .' 16c lb.»
FieshChéppedBeef........_......-.14cm. LEHIGHVALLEY&Oi.D.
Fresh or Corned Plate . ............. sells. COMPANY’S LEHIGH
Sticking Piece Pot Roast ..‘ ........ 18c lb. Fire Wood, Block or Split.
SHOULDER STEAK 18c SMOKED . All‘Kindsrgf‘“Feéd 3&3 G312“;
ROUNDSTEAK...28¢ -SHOULDERS...15c . . . .
Emma” ----- .. ...... WWW”:
PURITAN HAMS . 28c BUTTER ........ 42c [“1319 Eggs '_DeV3in3ePEn?&s . 3
First St. and Seaview Ave. - - - - Phone as
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— WHO SELLS THEMV 2
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Every successful food manufacturer has a certain proportion of each day’s run .. 2
which is so low 1n quality that he cannot sell it' under his own advertised trade mark.
What becomes of this? Who sells it, and who buys it? 3 » ” .
This second and third grade stuff 15 bought by some wholesale grocers it is dis-
tributed to retailers who want something cheap which. they can substitute for your __ 2
favorite advertised brands. '- 2
Some retail grocer buys this low quality stuff, covered with p r e t t y labels, at i
prices 10% to 20% lower than the cost of first quality a d v e r t 1 s e d brands. This ‘ ’
explains why a grocer often wants you to take something else when you ask' for a i
staple article.
The PIGGLY WIGGLY merchandising idea overcomes this uncertainty. It
insures you first quality goods of known reputation, and at prices which are often
less than you pay for stuff of doubtful reputation.
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"ruits and, Vegetables The Waldorf Brand 18 owned by the New York Canners, ,
Inc., whose packing divisions are located in the choicest growing regions of New
York and neighboring states. All articles bea1 ing the Vi aldorf Label are of the
grade classed as Fancy, being selected for uniformity of size, excellence of condition
and high degree of palatibility. The Waldorf Label represents the finest p1 Oducts
of these nationally known Canners. ,
T OK A Y lbs. for SU UNKIST CALIFORNIA ORANGES
G R A PE 5 4 250 Per Dozen .......................... 25C
FANCY’MAINE POTATOES , S W E E T lbs. for 2 ._.
Peck ................................. 33¢ POTATOES 4 3 25c ,
C E L E R Y = . NATIVE CAULIFOLWER- .
LARGE STALK ..................... 9‘3 29c
01m POUND ............ for Better pi, sch“ Open' 2
figurommss. """ . '.. """ “c 28{:SN;()WDRII E I a Can in a Hot Kitchen
mom POUNDS.” as and See the zeason Why 3 3
Sperry and Barnes XXX Per. Pound ‘ 3:
ta' Four Prints
one Pound Carton Coll ming Rolled 3:3313
”WM... BUTTER? Mm” .. HAMS3 29c 3
, w Mao“ Slices Like Bread
20mm ..............
Lin-o ' m m susoms no: Waldorf srnmm _' I
Vacuulfgsgollilqnnd .llew“ 51° Brand fancy Grads traits and LargeliofiIZean ........ 21° 2‘
LIP-tonic Orange Palm Tea vmubl" : ’ 11mm Kettled 44c "
11b.ssc—Vlb.-—«c Vlb.24c gmtgmogrmmgmm‘aum ...... t3 .........
um mt 1m 0“ . Mimi
- nous: 47c . , 3 11 as. can 1111: wt” 333333333 PM“! 39¢
:wm ...... 29¢ “3”". 333...... 44° an?” an ‘
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Iona om -!'arm.!trict- mmmm msm*mnd -
gm... ............... 57° Immanuel-m ...... 19‘ mm 3...,“ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 29G
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loss. Ruby. 71c Oniaoldsa wax um 22¢ hangings. ...... 39¢
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