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Hotels
for the best catsuit finest quality-
Beeiendl’oultryprieesneverhlgherthsnsmper pound
FRIOASSEEING (JHICJKENS.I CAI-F TONGUES
25c”' 25c”'
:C‘SEE WHAT30cWILLBUY
I Best Porterhouse T Best Sirloin Steak
I Steak ; Lb Fresh Killed Boasting
I All Best Guts of Chem 306 ' ; Chickens
2" swim Smoked seer : Swift's Fresh Best
‘T Tomes i T Tourne-
Fresh ' ' : Fresh roan Louis
caorrao sear (Rib and)
b. lb.
15c‘ l 20c
Fresh-Killed Fresh
Rolled Boneless Pot Roast
Fresh Flank Steaks
Rump Corned Beef
20c U“ 200 Lb’
Fresh Cali Hams
20c”‘ .
Fresh Pigs Feet
10c Lb.
New Sauerkraut Shoulders of Veal
Superstitions tendencies will
An optimistic view of sifsirs
lived in Washington as the new
his wife, the Baroness von Maltsan.
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and their daughter Edith.
Thirteen Club Eats Tonia? "
At Expense of Dr.
STAMFORD. March 1 3.—
be
db_-
Shirk
[repust in the Suburban club tonight.
fuel will be their custom ivory Friday
the lSth. hi‘ronittl'. m'nvnling no on.
in Germany is. taken by Baroh eon .‘ialtzen,
ambassador from Berlin to the United States.
who has just as-
He is seen with
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DROPS AGAIN ON .
FRIDAY, ..
Everything that is arm n
able in dainty dressings mite flak .
distinctive styles and various mater-TEE
Unusual Designs and Efiect‘s?
Pretty Silk Scarfs, at .1 In
Stunning Lace Jabots, 3035:.
Collar and Cuff Sets .. " . 3 :
Rufflings and Pleatings - 00w ,
Lace Collaring in sections, that can, “I
the neck of any dress .. ‘ MN
Stunning Ties, four-in-hands, “3“};ng
long College Tie, in all the 3...};
bright colors as Well as the dark‘ ,
shades........... ~50¢.75)é.i
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 Washington Street
14: T‘J"W{ t'i ' 17/4 0.1131141
'IK'J'," . n7 1
rr::/'qu,v-r-.7.. ..
Now is the time, before the
spring rains set in. to have those
gutters looked over and fixed up
We are prepared to take care 0'
your wants. Expert service and
the prices are right.
The ,Nesh. Raymond
and Dean Co.
I "A! HILI ROAD
l i
' ~i lbshflfor 25c 20c Lb.
Special Note: No article in this market will be sold for more
given the acid test today. Friday the
13th. It is the second "unlucky" day
this year. the first one coming last
month. and the last one. providing
the world does not come to an end.
ally disband.
of the original is churl‘r lnL‘nllH'lh
dies. if such a calamity should come
to pass. thr‘ 13th club will automatic-
Although he founded the club, Dr
BIGGER SUPPLY .
than 300 per pound.
Your every purchase is guaranteed to suit or your money
7 cheerfully refunded.
The GUARANTEED
MARK . {BEETS
US 10-20-30c MEAT ‘L
IN THRLL '
SIATES SHOP I35‘13'1'155
is a chain store
Norwalk‘s “Red Front” Store Phone 1875
tailing ix. .‘Covcmber.
pie will
is a matter for conjecture.
February 13. by Dr. Samuel
Whether poo-
ket-p to their houses {or
fear that it they venture out some-
thing untorseen may befall them.
However. to show how lightly they
consider Friday the lath. “The 13th
Club 0! Stamford. Conn." originated
M.
Shirk. will meet for the second time. I John “'llllnm.
unafraid of any consequential devel- Tt‘harlcs \\'. Hui-on. Aliri «l l
opmentn to partake of a sumptuouei Donald Parry and ill
Shirk will not sit in tonight. lle “TIT.
nevertheless. be requirvd to foot the
on these occasions.
members of the llllh club
Chairman. Dr. Winfield Ayrt's. “ll-
llam Kelly. Horatio Abbott. l“If.‘lIl’I‘r
ick Dunning. Howard
(‘hnrlee Braver. Jnsrph
Thomas
Thl.‘
“’ith the View of winning his it
{or n. unliicd air sorvtce.
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Ti Main Street, Norwalk
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So. Norwalk Norwalk
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'l' ' s
Auto Body Troubles
Brigadier General
ChCll \leT
\\’illl:im A.
remain in the army.
rumor that he would seek
career in Congress.
U38." the General doclnred. i‘mT homo hn-ri‘l. The Gum-ml has no 1112- “in
going to keep on talking until! mediate plans for iho tutu-rt. lmt rx.
America Wakes up. And 1 upon to pressed his hope or Hug
see a unified service within
years. My demotion? Oh.
thing at all."
"I haven't even though of quit-
'I'ho General c.\pr1:~.<<-d his suns—
. d‘mTlacliou with the liliei‘vh‘ that Con.
‘ an an . . . . .
air service or 3.500 fighting pianos"? Fr?” has who” in ”7' “ ' 1"” ‘
_\[“_: l~-ms.
he.
told friends hero today. denying the‘ and novy.’
"Tim trouble llos ulth
‘ he dct‘lur- ll.
llll arm:-
..'r . .
l h- 3 mm:
a newT went to s-‘e n chungr."
} The General and Mrs. .‘il‘che'l arc
.spcndlng a week at lhi yld .‘lllCIZ' ll
bill for every l-nnquct tha- club lmltlsi
thirteen;
llrt". ,
Scollvld. ,
.‘IJTSSOTlilTl.T
Monahan.‘
li.:rkniun.3
rmun .\l. I'usx‘O.‘
MITCHELL NOT TO QUIT ARMY '
RIIL\"AI'KEE, “13., March 13.—
Most Dealers Cutting ‘ T
i Profits to Keep Fresh
Natives Moving —
Butter Higher
«Furnished by the Bridgeport Mar-
koiim: nun-nu oi the State Board
i n.‘ Agriculture).
MARKET CONDITIONS.
Iju'k',‘ in re lowr-r again {or nearly
all mmlvs of fresh natives. as eup-
gllns from surrounding farms were
welll increasing and receivers were
"v .lm: it ntt‘e~'snr}' to reduce prices
:1. . u n lv-wi r levels in order to move
"Hm 3:..2! though. The aprend he-
:-\~ . .. tsp and lower grades was nar- .
an“
ullfllll_\' oi the bulk of!
-.'Y tints has become high cnoughl
:‘it thr- but do not command as:
were T
v..\\.-r
f"~" ..\-
",mn
FAQ'S
prm lously reported.
. \ 3‘,
'!:.i' px‘t‘niluins. Retailers
:i‘liluq [H‘H‘ifi down to levels of
:vzzrumzm margin of profit and teat-T
mzvu: «:LW ;‘. bargain prices. a tqwl
_ru'1tlnniug to hold up to price lev-T
.“I'; of Inst wtwk.
Thu hm: mnrkvt was another
two to the Chicago area “'In in his dour-
that's no-‘ilon to the rank at C‘olun-‘l talw: .1
irnrstwrrt .1
' tect.
\VORCESTER. Mar.
“‘\\'omcn are the bane of lite. we
abhor them.‘ is the moth) we halve
udopted.’ dtL‘lurOli President Ralph
L. Colebrook o! the recently organ-
ized Bachelors Club or South High
School in an interview yesterday.
“Our society." hr said.
Muss.
l3.—- l shun what
'I scnoowovs TURN WOMEN-HATER l
we ate PTC'xM'd
the ‘contrury sox.‘ "
According in tin
lrules club l:li'llllnl'.\ .
Itrip the light i‘uniusm, .r H
Tony prom un-lcr punk; .1 in,
siou Iron club momlu‘rshlp. :
on: di.b:irrml from talking lo. \l.. .-
10 l-‘l‘lll
.I""‘ ..2‘ 1'.
h “as continuing to be or more
nullnai’)‘ interval in members
n: the Hallo.
barber nzrnln, above levels prevailing
”inn
‘-n:‘.\‘ in tho wmk by fine or more.
:plr it‘ll pounds. One of the larger
;slni'uht~rcrs of hugs of the state.
Twhlvh was quoting Inst week 15 1-:
pi r pound for lost slzf‘e of delivered
:;::\.-. to la» pnlli for on dressed
\‘l‘ifl‘i‘ l‘nsls this Wi‘f‘k, advanced
'h-lr price to l? L: per pound on
:he same basis for brat grades. Pork
an. .xuii products were up in accord-
.m‘v 1.1m rinching tho high mark
T. .' L" prr pound and hl‘hr‘r.
ler runHiHimi strength of the but-
‘nr mnrk-t “as nnoihvr feature of
tmlnx's H‘mllnL‘. prices being higher
.thnn (-nrly in the week by lc to do
per pound. with largvr terminal mer-
lx’v‘i‘ holding wry firm on fresh make
as prices for them \u-rc :
"includes 21,114: unh, or smiling a: run l':~'r~..\- is g “-5 a pdyun‘w‘d to oarly in (he)
.uembc-rs of the ‘tlilor Class. lilobtlyiuf an”: i‘l)!lll'.ll‘_\' s» x. .\!v m . .4 on} “cult.
«ions of Well to do families. who-.lcx'ntc ill tin-1r tuu‘- tn s..l-.ll~.~ .llul “n“...h- and “hom'on'
l~~ve taken their solemn vows lO‘nllllL‘Ili‘S. 59".": pm
Fruits-.\pplcs. fancy. 33.00:
the Ormond women‘s tournament. 53.50 but "A" Brads. 7-0‘IOSS-5"
land at [tom-m,- mg; weak H, u..s.T'T‘T- ungraded. 81.7568125 bu.
O Tln‘uton by little licrulcc \‘.‘.1';_ \\’i~-“V‘“T”rn- “"h‘d- 33‘5008‘l'00 hm
LOOKS GOOD IN
Florin GOLF
Kansas Woman Makes
Fine Showing in East
With Card. of 82
'3an sponrssux.
(Copyright. 1925.)
ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. shares 1:.
—-Mrs. H. D. (Sally) Stcrrctt, tour
times winner of the Kansas State
\Vomen'e Golt championship. and the
present Missouri Valley title. is a
player for whom national title as-
pirants will have to look out this
season. She came into her own here
'Tueedny in winning the qualifying
round of the first annual Florida
East Coast Women’s championship
with a wonderful card of 82 a course
record (or women. .
The remarkable part or Mrs. Ster-
rett'e round was that she had an
eight on the tour par elith bole.
But tor this she would have had a
perfect. card. and undoubtedly would
have been under 50.
Mrs. Sterrett is one of the most
promising women golfers in Amer.
ice. A pupil of Stewart Maiden of
Atlanta. the professional who taught
Alexa Stirling and Bobby Jones. she
is one or the sensation stylists or the
country‘s women players. Her chief
handicap in the past three years has
been her lack of tournament export-
enoe. Mrs. Sterrett is head and
shoulders above'any other Kansas
woman goiter and generally has to
compete with men in that section.
most of whom she can beat.
The Kam~star has had a tine
regard since coming to. Florida. a
“heath ago. In: til-tattoos she , has
C o a s t Tournament.
cousin slam lllIE holilvr, “up :1
entered in the prisvnt
.5.) is
(Llill'lllillJ III
“(—Tl‘llllg‘t‘s. l-‘lorida. $6.0O085.50 bow.
!“.‘illf0rnlfl. SGJIOfi $6.75 box. Crap:
,alons with a number oi OlIlt‘l‘ smrs. T {ruikrigitzt} 3:50 box. Strawber—
'lncluding Glenna, COITtti. Mrs. 'r‘"; " ‘ c q ‘ ‘
‘ Smith Frances Madam: in “““"'b"""3°°"' °Td- . “'50.?
TEllisoh \lrs ll Turnliufl, li""i “‘73 l’u‘ Cubhago. old. 31.00081”...
'l‘crry .Tnd Mrs. Stewart ll:1.=:.l'..\’_ iT'hh 17"“3 €33-Po‘i’3-3“ hb" Cer-
T Miss lludl’irld and Bliss wuzi. i‘ m I'mf'- ,“".’.‘ “ma :"5" bu" “e“ '
T: . g . } tl _ .. ‘g‘ ; leu q >:,mi bu. (.elery. stalks and:
T ‘?;:’;‘:e‘r‘;cfi‘ :12; mule?” {3‘13“ “=" . I‘li‘ul'is. $1.236! 31.40 dos. Onions.
\ ill T
l have to bar—reckoned with. '
l M“
CHANGE FOOTBALL Ill LIZS.
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NLWV YORK. .\l:li‘. l;l.—~'l'l.i'(-a.'
inlaor changes i nthe luull".'!ll ping.-
.lng rules will probably he made
,‘when the Football Rules committee
The three changes nhicll are ex-
pected to be adopted “Ilhuut oppo-
sition include the abolition 0: [ho
first down alter an offside penalty.
the return of the kick-off to the
kicker's 40 yard line and the return
or the kicking tee tor the klckot‘t‘.
These tliren changes weer recom-
mended by the Football Coaches
association and by other bodies in—
terested in the development 01 in-
tercollegiate football.
M
NURM] STES RECORD.
NEW’ YORK. Mar. 13.—Paavo
Nnrmi. of Finland. broke his own
8.000 metre record here last night in
a. special two rnlle race. his time of
8 minutes 26 2-6 seconds battered
by 3—5 of a second the mark he
made in Madison Square Garden
January 15.
The Olympic chainpion covered
the two miles in 9:08 1—5. the sec-
onds behindhie record. He had no
trouble in lapping Andy Crew. of
New York and Jimmy Connolly. for-
mer Georgetown University star.
“——
Blidn Hermite—One-helt cup eu-
gar. one cup maple syrup. oneshalt
cup sour milk. one-third cup butter.
one. teaspoon node. two em three
mmsmmmm‘
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meets here today and Saturday 10 @35c: nt‘arb)‘ gathered. 390.2C:
profile with the annual problems “‘eslern. 31fi-35c. Dressed fowl.
Which confront the x-uli- makers 2863“: lb. Chicken, 408‘“: lb.
exery )eal'. Butter. \\‘estern tub. 4804“: lb.;‘
“'hoat, $3.500 $8.75.
tonseed meal. 8210082480.
garnl. 8335938.“). Dry snub. 5‘00
best results.
cups flour; one cup-raisine.‘ Bake'inj 3‘
‘\
$3 M65350 cwt. Parsnipe. wash-
ed, 31.50275100 bu. Potatoes. ne-
tlvc. $1.1HQ$1.15 bu: Maine. Meal
$1M bu. Soup hunches, 5936M
doz. Spinach. $1.00@ $1.25 bu. Tur-
nlps. 750511 $1.00 bu. ,
Poultry and Dairy Products-Ens. .
per doz.. Connecticut new laid. tan- '
cy. 356 40c: Connecticut hennery. 80
print. 496520 lb.
Livestock and Meat—Mitch cows.
untested. SSOQSTS heed: tested.
810063150 head: butcher stock.
cows. 2@5c lb. Calves. milk-fed. 13
17 16c l‘h. ordinary. 70llc lb. 3081..
Jo 1-2614 l-2c lb. Meats. beet. 11“
(Mile 1b.: veal. 130:“: 1b.; lamb.
27080c lb.
Hay and Grain—(Dealer! prices
at door. per 100 1b...) Hay. Ne. l.
baled. 31.50031450; too... too.
$36.00@$28.00. Gate. (30 Tu).
sl.90@$2.00. Corn. sz.se.sl.os.'
Bran. ”Jo.
SZAOOOSJS. Od-
some
$2.10. Gluten.
@ 38:55.
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o
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For Stylish Stout and Near Stout womenof stout figure“
will be quick to recognize the advantage of helm.r able to Dul'
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\
Mildred Stout Undergarments are reinforced “list:
wear is greatest. Allowances are made for amlJTt‘ lirilpor"
around shoulders, waist and hips.
Night GOWIIS—Sl 1.50 to $2.25 Drawers—98c and $1.50
Three button adjtlstaiue Dana. re-
Have plenty of width through the info i where needwl. t(A...‘-...roidery
shoulders and reinforcements of trim.
double material and extra tape a-
.round arm-holes.
I
' "<1 50 $1.75
Envelope Chemise .. .. .
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Reinforced under arm. Law. 9
broidery and hemstitchmg.
Bloomers—$1.15 and $1.50
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Step-ins—Sl.50
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