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'IRIDAYJNOVEMBER 13, 19211.
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Stove Repairs
for all makes of stoves
ALEXANDER
FURNITURE C0.
50 So. Main Street
So. Norwalk Phone 351‘.
A. J. Collins Co
70 North Main Street,
South Norwalk
Phone 747
COMPLETE HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
NEW FALL GLOVES
Beautiful Range of
FABRIC GLOVES
590 w $1.95
MME. JEANNETTE
56 South Main Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
ONLY 75c DOWN
puts a
VULCAN
HOT WATER HEATER
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YOUR HOME
Balance Small Monthly Payments
Co.
Norwalk Phone 3600
Conn. Light & Power '
VESTA
OIL BURNERS
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Polley Refrigerating
& Supply Co.
Monroe St. So. N orwalk
New Oldsmobile ‘Six
More Beautiful
Better Performance
Lower Price
On Display
AARON KOHN
9 R. R. Ave. So. Norwalk
Phone 489
Piggly Wigg
Goon Gaocnams
—-at—- '
POPULAR PRICES
12 use. Street
Norwalk, Conn.
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. Maple tree.
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' . Fruit of a pine tree.
. Pertaining to the teeth.
. To decay.
. Social inswt.
. Neither's pal.
. Rotates.
' . I'ortrayed.
‘ . '.l,‘o soak flax.
. Exclamation of inquiry.
. To rub out.
. Liberated
. Distant.
. Portion of a school year.
. Pans.
. Violent auger.
. One '-a cards.
'. To analyze a sentence.~
. Sun-toiled.
. Sun.
. reds.
. loot lever.
. To unite.
. Ocean.
‘. Pertaining to the sea.
. lied llth.
.‘I‘ree (native of the Pacific is-
. Gait.
‘. To test chemically. .
. Male eats.
. imitated.
. Alphabetical unit.
". Sheltered.
. Stepped.
. Bee‘s nest.
. Drunkard.
. To disfigurc.
. Discourses.
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. Servant.
. Base.
. Chest bones. .,
. Ornament at the base of a. col-
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Black.
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To apportion.
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Green Garbed Messen-
gers of Yuletide All
Cut and Trimmed for
Country’s Homes
PLYMOUTl-L Vt, Nov. lit—(AP).
iiigh up in tho solitudes pt the
Green mountains. :1 mighty calm or
green-gamed messengers is assemo-
ting to renew the faith in the heart
of childhood that there really is a
Santa. Claus.
They are the celebrated \‘ermont
Christmas trees. During the comin:
week thousands of them will be tak-
ing special trains that will carry
11. Images. them to hundreds of thousand! of
1'3- Loaned. O hearth stones throughout the coun-
13. Before. ”y. .
15' To ”"h' I Snow is in the (111‘ up here. DUI
. To move rhythmically.
. A plot of ground.
. To allude.
' . Color of anger.
there is only a sparso sprinkling of
white over the forest carpets, and
the teams and men have had little
difficulty in getting the trees down
2(1) itiinifzht to the railroad sidetracks at Lud-
ii". To build low. not all along the miniature
3;. To peel . forests. the harbinger: of Yuletide
H ' z ' ' : . t 0 out for
34. Distinctive theory. He btinx resembled n g on“ m
their long Julll‘llt'y which
of. Cartnent.
'1'; Iinpetnous. dressing of tinsel and lights.
40. To choose. New living Assembled.
The trees. which are bring assent-
i; idfliiiicem bled now. will go to Chicago and
44. Rodent. other western markets for distribu-
46. Seed one. 9 tion. ’i'hoso for the eastern markets
47. Vapor. ' do not begin to move for another
40. Perched. month. because the markets are so
51. intention. much neurcr thgforests. Within s.
11?. Freedom frOm war. week the great army of trees now
5.1:. Slip. waiting to move will be 111 storage
.35 strike. and ready for display in Minneso-
07. liaze. tn. iliinois, Michigan, Missouri and
59. To soak flax. even down the Mississippi Valley.
60. icon. Although evergreens of various sorts
61. To call. are native in those localities. \‘er-
53- OUIOI‘WiBC. \ mont spruce is in greatest demand.
There is local taste in Christmas
trees just as there is in everything
else. New York and its distributing
centers prefers tlto warmer tones so
the Vermont balsam: go there. The
New linnland centers prefer the
various species of pine. form Maine
and they move along later just be-
fore the ltolitluvs.
A week ago the cruisers went out
and licked out the trees. Then the
choppers followed. and with swift,
single. strokes of horny axes, felled
the chosen spruce. A small army of
bundle tiers followed to gather the
piles them
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trees into three and
along the brush in the rough. woods
road which lends out of the forest
and to the Ludlow road. Then came
the enrtcrs \\ lth learns who hauled
them out and down the railroad
tracks. Down at the railroad siding:
tho trimmers tiers took them In
hand. \\'llh buck saws, the then-
sands of trees were trimmed and
shaped. lttnrl then securely tied in
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FATHER ADMITS
HE WAS, WORST
POET IN WORLD
But Twelve-Year-Old
NEW
There is another poet in the fam-
year-old Brooklyn girl whose two
volumes of verse have rur ipto sales
Daughter Has Writ?
ten 2 Volumes That
Brought in $110,000
13 (AP).—
YORK. Nov.
of Nathalie. Crane. the twelve-
p
ussrcoms « '
Apply over throat and chest
-cover with hot flannel cloth.
vchs
1’ o Ru
(3.. .a ,‘2’ F ’"Ugfl. r-It. [Hort 12-min
hunhlvs. and tossed into great piles
to await londlnx.
Leave This “ts-1..
The first caravan of the cars will
leave this week with 2.000 Christ-
mas trees nearly packed into each
car. Shippers saw that orders al-
ready on hand assure a bunny sea-
son and that they will be busy
chopping and shipping until the last
day.
The for fumed itotunist \\l10 jnur~
llt'H‘Il around 111.: world looking for
\a flower and. returning empty hand-
ed. found it blossoming in his own
tlooryord. must have been like the
Vermoutcr who owns Christmas
trees.
in great demand (“'1 rywlt- re else,
there is little demand for them in
Vermont. 1
01‘ approximately 5110.000.
t‘lurcnco 1‘. Crane. her father. ac-_
knowledgcs that in his younger days
he. wrutf‘. published and copyrighted
a volume of poems.
“I have been tcld they were ter-
hc said enthusiastically "and
about the world's
t'ibll‘."
I guess I 11111
worst pot-t."
He denied that he knew anything
of poems published in New York pa-
pers 111 the 1101 five years uudt-r the
route of 0 Porter Franc. as ho was
smut-times known when in newspa-
rer Work as a young man.
He said he was amazed by state.-
ntcnts of former teachers of his
daughter that she does not show
unusual maturity for a 12-year-old.
as site is in the seventh grade at
school.
Mr. Crane was appointed his
daughter's guardian in April. 1924.
To the pure all things are pure,
but to the simple all things are
to handle hcr financial affairs. He complicated.
expected to give an account- ~-——————-——-
1115' Wfllm‘fi‘dny to the Sur- A man seldom lung oxer a new
regime‘s Court. but said that leaf until he has antenna the old
no estimate of 1025 earnings could one.
WIMP. NEW YORK—402.
6:00 1'. :tI.-—Vi'aldorf-.\storia
her music.
7:00 1'. Air-lids!” Oruen. baritone
7211'» 1". .\l.-—lris 'I‘orn. piano.
71:10 1'. M.-—"Sir Hobgoblin's Paper
Weight." Blanche Wade.
724:» l'. lil.-—-lris Torn. piano.
16:00 i'. .‘l.-—llappinese Boys.
8:30 l'. .\l.—l-Ja.',le Neutrodyne Trio
ditt-
0:00-10:00 P. M.—-—-“Iloxy and 1111
(111113" ,
10:11.1 1'. M.—-"Your Watch." 1.. I.
Mayors.
10:10 1’. lit.—Haxapitone Ensemble
10:40 1". ltl.——A. Harris. banjo: pin.
uo solos.
11:00-12:00 I'. )i.-—Lido-Venice Or.
('hestra.
“NYC. NEW YORK—MO.
6:!0 l'. M.-—Piano selections.
6:30-7:30 1’. lit—French lessons.
7:11;. 1'. M.-—1loard of
meeting resume. P. J. McGowan.
8100 l'. lit.—Orehestra. address. Col.
l’.. 11. Simmons.
0:00 1'. .\i.——A. flehr: Ruth Burton.
recital.
9:15 1‘. M.——lluda Reich. soprano
10:10 1'. lit—"Books," Profa J. G.
C‘. Troop.
10:30 P. .\1.—-l'olice alarms; weath-
er. "
“'JZ. NEW YORK—455.
6:80 1'. M.-—-N. Y. 11. course; "Mon-
ty." Putt. 1:. 1.. McClunc.
7:00 1‘. lit—Hotel Commodore 0r-
chestra. ’
8:00 1‘. :\l.-—.\luscum
Iliatory talk.
8:15 P. .\l.-—Georle Segers. baritone.
8:30 P. lit-Colgate program.
9:30 P. lit—"State Police." H.
Schwarzkopf.
10:30 I‘. M.—-Lorraine Orchestra.
“'JY. NEW YORK—405.-
'.':30 l‘. M.-—1{nickerbocker Orches-
it“.
“fills, NEW YORK—310.
6:00 i". M.—-—i.’nele Geebee.
6:30 i‘. M,-—-.Anzel's Orchestra.
7:00 1‘. Bl.—”What's Your
Problem 2‘" ll. Bernard.
7:10 1‘. .\f.———Anzel‘s Orchestru.
“115'. NEW YORK—301.
of Natural
N
Radio
7:00 i". M.-—l.‘opuinr music.
7:30~9:00 P. .‘l.-—B. Davmar. barl-
tone; Margaret Leary. soprano;
Von der lleide and La izulfo,
banjo; Steele and llegmey. songs.
10:00 1‘. .\l.—-W,\une's Orchestra.
10:30 1". Iiiiwlioseland Orchestra.
11:00 1'. .\l.-—t,‘ar:1van Orchestra.
11:30 1‘. 3i.~.-\labn1n Orchestra.
12:00 1'. .\l.-1'.‘:30 A. M.—Silver Or-
chestra.
“MFA, NEW YORK—3.“.
6:30 l‘. .\l.-.\ie.-\ipin Orchestra.
8200 l'. .\i.-—-F. lluzicka. \ioiln;
’l‘hcrcse chkowitz. piano.
8:50 _i‘. Air—"City Planning and the
Future of New York's
Arthur Williams.
9:00 P. .\i.—liardman liour of Mn-
SIC.
10:00 1‘. .\l.—-ot)rchcstrlt.
“RN". NEW YORK—250.
'l‘odny'.” .
7:05 1'. M.-Spot'ls.
7:13 I".
W. Grunstein.
9:45 1‘. M.-—-t.‘oncerl.
10:15 P. .\l.-—Novtlty program.
WEN, KIJW YORK—273.
7:00 '1'.
setubie.
7:40 1". .\I.-—.\1. l'lontcmpo. baritone.
8:05 1’. M.-—t'.li‘l'lo Cohen. piano.
8:25 1‘. hi.~l’letzreatioti Club 0r-
chestra.
“Til", NEW YORK—273.
to.
6:15 P. .\l.--Yama music.
cltcslra.
“'BHG. RICHMOND HILL—4110.
noliy.
be made until the first of the your.
Sales of the two volumes published
have reached 00,000 volumes. ac-
cording to her publisher. who has
reiterated his firm belief in authen-
ticity of the girl's authorship. A re-
port that n new guardian had been
appointed for Nathalie. was incor-
reci.
NEW HAVEN
HANDKERCHIEFS
Ladies’ pure linen hand-
kerchiefs, hand embroid-
ered and hand hemstitch-
ed, regular 75c each.
Special, 2 for $1.18
The N. E. Ryan‘Co.
86 Washingtn Street
1 Westinghouse
Electric Heaters
Take Away the Chill 011 These
0001 Days
The 'Norwalk’s
Electric
20 some mm 8mm
m. 2973. so. noawm
CORSETS
Many good models in R.
'& G. and Binner, laced
corsets and girdles.
‘1 J. l. Mallette
L3 88 s’ashington Street .
Anzevine Furniture Company
Wea.
SPECIAL
these beds.
a
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
.2 on ..
Beds, Springs and Mattresses
We handle “Simmons" Beds exclusively. They are the best
made and best finished beds to be had. Spare time to visit
our store and see for yourself the remarkable beauty of 4
Very reasonably
be had in any wood or enamel finish.
SIMMON'S BEDS
Reg. Price 8 9.75,
Reg. Price $11.50,
Reg. Price $18.50.
Regime. $17.00.
Reg. Price 322.50.
Reg. 'Priee $25.00.
Reg. Price $27.50.
Reg. Price $82.00.
Reg. Price 840.00.
Odd Wood beds. left from suits. one.
half price. As low as ten dollars.
‘ANGEVINE FURNITURE C0.
13 norm nuns er. south noawsLx, court.
I a 5
PRICE
priced. These beds are to
BRIDGEPORT
World of Style!
th of Qua
4 Super Values!
OVERCOATS ’
There are the new “Guard”
models, new tubular ef ects
—calf and ankle length
new singled length and dou-
ble breasted box coats and
, storm and motor Ulster mod-
els. ‘ A good price to'pay with
value assured at
$30 —{- $40 %
WATERBURY
ily!
es,
now ...... 8 7.75
now ...... s 9.25
now ...... $10.75
new ...... £13.85
now ...... 817.75
now ...... $20.50
new ...... 822.75
now ...... $28.75
new ...... $81.50
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Open Saturday Evenings
111nm columns
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Grade Welt-in. Meant
Estimnu ‘
9:30 1‘. .‘ti.—-1\'essler Ensemble. ".
6:00 1'. M.—-l.lttmann's Orchestra. ,
i National Canned Food Week
6:00 1‘. .\l.——\'aii's String linsembie.‘
11:13 P. .\1.--Talk, Donald l-‘ianmt. ;
1
7:00 1'. M.-——Talk. "Whose llirtitdny'
M.—tl‘ommercc of the Iiil)'.;
7:20 1'. .\l.-—-(‘ode lesson.
7:45 1'. .\i.—~“1‘oods." A. \i‘. .\lc-‘
Canu.
8:00 1“. {IL—Opera excerpts.
8:30 I'. .\l.—“liorescope i-lumhus."
.1. ll. Kruus.
8:45 7’. .\I.-—-tlperu selections.
9:30 Pf 1‘1.——"t,‘reati\e Expression," '
.‘i.——l‘.lenheim Theater 1911-:
6:00 1‘. his—limes Angelo. contral-t
11:30 1‘. M.-—Fordham Gardens er-
7:30 1". M.~—Tali<. Maurice l-I. Con.1
THE EVENtnu swim-ens... noawmk. eons.
Tonight’s Radio Program
7:45 1'. .\I.'—I‘:Illllll| May. imprint".
52"” l'. .\l.——tluy I"iiltliil«, organist.
9:00-0:55 l'. Aim—l-Zmntn May. an—
pt'ano; littillhow Snwphono
Quartet; William lit-llltttn 1'1-.1l-
er.
10:15 l'. M.——-lic'1lou IItil'ittll' tir-
t‘h-rstrn.
“Gilli, l-‘ltl'lltll'ttll'i'—-'.lll.
8200 l'. M.-—G. ll. (Tome-1'. busso;
ltom‘lio Moore, soprano.
9:30-10:30 l'. .\i.-l..\'uln'ooi.l.\us'
Orchestra.
“'0“. NEWARK—10.1.
6:13 1'. .'\l.~»“\\'ords ttl‘itu .‘tllspro-
ITOIlllf‘t‘tl."
6:17 I'. .\l.c—-"Sporis."
lilll \\':ltht y.
.6230 I’. Iii.-—~.\lniu in the Moon
stories.
16255 l'. M.~l~‘hcliou dinntr music.
17:20 1'. .\i.—-.\'v\\:~'.
“'(u't'l’. NI'I\\'.\lllt-—252.
6:00 1'. lil.-—l.itltnttn'>« tirrltcstrn;
stories.
7200 l’. .\I.——~(|l't'ht':'tl‘:t.
3:00 1'. .\l.~llt-ultl1 talk.
5:05 1'. .\l.—~l’upul.‘1r lllll.-It'.
U100 I".
10:00 i'. i\l.—\\'cathat;
“(6" St‘llliNiitfl'AliY—iitttt. 11.0.... 1.. lit—«ll 1\\.1ii1n ”hm“
7:00 l'. lit—Strand Luv-hesitn. i 10:1:0 1.‘ 11—foot”; ‘ '
1:10 1'. .‘l -~IItiillIl talk, . 1pm.. p M,_,..\'u|upt-t' lilll‘ltl.
71:13 1'. .\l.—-(iill0 leit-It piultn. I .. .
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51:00 1'. .\l.—--l"cstl\':1l t.‘ltoit'; ill‘t'lit‘Hv‘ , , \‘ ”II Ill I“ ll ittt’.
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0120 l‘. .\l.—-—lt.ltllo Fttill‘.
10:00 1'. ‘.\I.‘--t‘ttlli(‘tl,\'. “The llotcr ‘lll .. l \ l l
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0:31) 1'. .\l.-—-t?lct 'l‘rlo.
2:10 i’. M.~Tnllt by South l'luns,
9:00 I'.
rant; r1 191‘th I
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.\l.---"'llto liltodos Scholar.
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Itowns. ’i‘how in 1.1;: 111nm. l-Ittln run
M.——-\\‘iugcr's l-Zntcrtuint-ta. lltt msolws to tit .1711,
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10:00 l‘. .\l.——~Sl1'lt'l;lntnl's. ill't'li'Sll'll.‘
L11200 l’. .\I.—~»t,'iul llitz Orchestra.
11:30 1-. .\l.~~.\lu ltlly'.‘t l'intvllnin-Z
t‘l'S.
112200 1‘. .\l.»—1'onntc':t i'i'f‘llt':~li.'1.
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10:30 1'. .\l.——|.:111dry's (lrchtstrd.
11:00 I' M.~.\‘yl\ani:t Orchestra.
“'Ll'l‘. l'llll..\l)l'll.l'llIII—30.3.
11:00 I'. M.-——l‘opulur music.
WTIU ll.‘\ll'l‘l"()llI)——170.
11:30 1'. M.——l'np11l:1r music.
“’ltZ. Sl’ltIMil-'ll-ll.li—:til:l.
6:80 I'. .\1.—llolt-l 1.: now l-Iusetublc.
7:00 I’. M.—.\1:trkrt reports.
7205 l'. M.—.~\. Nit‘t'oll. \lttllll; 1701'.
thy Ctlt'tls. piano.
8:00 P. M.—-.\l,vrt|o .\:-
Loris Patten. reader.
8:30 I'. 1\l.-—-—1t' n iiqui. .«wprano;
Bertha St. ("ttit‘c. contraltrt; lies-
sio Brown. piano.
he. piano:
10:20 1'. .\l.——-Shuw llurntouy (Fulani
\\'C.\t’. I’llll..-\Iililil'lll.\-—-'.‘7h.
10:30 I". .\l.——l.1tc.~«-x"s Unjltttlrn,
DR. CHASE’S
BALLET SLIPPERS
ALL SIZES
$1.85 “I“
PALACE BOOTERY
27 No. Main St. So. Norwalk
Velvet Suede and Satin are the leading materials
in fall footwear. We are showing several new 1110-
dels in buckle and gore pumps made of these ma-
terials.
Gun Metal hose is most attractive when worn with
suede, satin or velvet shoes.
Triplefoe He”. $2.00 a Pair
Conneally 69° Bracken
South N orwalk, Conn.
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NOVEMBER 911 to 2111.
STOCK YOUR PANTRY
' . ' NATIONAL CANNERS ASSOCIATION
Dc] Montepeaches, lg. 3 cans 89c; Crown Astor peas, 3 cans 85c
. Del Monte sliced pineapple, large, ............... 3 cans $1.00
1 Del Monte asparagus tips ....................... 3 cans $1.00 \
Skyline," ;
Del Monte tall red salmon, 3 cans $1.17; Benefit peas, 6 cans 79c
Del Monte pears. large 3 cans $1.17; Benefit corn . . . 6 cans 79c
Crown Aste ' asparagus, 3 cans 95c; Benefit tomatoes 6 cans 69c
Libby’s sliced pineapple . L ...................... 4 cans $1.00
3 Benefit tomato, large ........................... 6 cans $1.00
! Libby’s grated pineapple ........................ 4 cans $1.00
‘ Benefit. Royal Acme cherries, la rge .............. 3 cans $1.00
Larsen’s mixed vegetables ....................... 3 cans 59c
Flag raspberries,3cans $1.00; Boston Brown Bread, 3 cans 59c
Stnithfield’s apple sauce ................ .t ........ 3 cans 50c
Gold Rock peas, 3 cans 59c; New sauerkraut ........ 3 cans 50c
Dew Dry Bantam corn, small .................... 7 cans $1.00
Han}. ock Baby Limas ..... . .. .................. 6 cans $1.00
Del Monte Blackberries ...... ii“. ................ 3 carts $1-00
Campbell’s beans or soup, all varieties ............ 3 cans 25c
(‘loverdale Macaroni or Spaghetti? ............... 3 pkgs. 25c
1 Staleys Golden Drip syrup, plain 15c, .............. Maple 20c
Jones, Pillsbury’s or Gold Medal flour .............. bag $1.39
‘ Cloverdale flour, bag $1.25; Puritan Hams ............. lb. 31c
L Smoked shoulders, lb. 20c; Sliced bacon, lean . . . .. ...... lb. 50c
‘ Fme granulated sugar, 17 lbs. $1.00; 1001b. bag. ......... $5.50
Fancy mushroomt Ii). 49c; 31b. basket, ..... _ ............ $1.40
F1re proof stove polish .2 cans 25c; Crisco ........... 6 lbs. $1.39
Native spinach, peck 39c; Native celery 10c, ......... 3 for 25c
N ative turnips, pk 35c, Sweet potatoes, .............. 4 lbs. 25c
Florida oranges, dozen 39c; Florida grapefruit ....... 4 for 25c
Native yellow onions 4 lbs. 25c Cranberries ......... 2 qts. 35c
‘ Fancy Baldwin or Greening apples . . .......... 14 qt. bas. $1.25
Baker’s cocoa 19c; Hershey’s 15c; Baker’s chocolate ....... 19c
Hecker’s Cream Oatmeal lg. 25c; H-O Oatmeal E ..... 2 for 25c
Grandma’s Pancack flour, lg. 35c; Force ............. 2 for 25c
Kellogg’s cornflakes or Post Toasties, .............. 3 for 25c
Loose-Wiles fancy holiday assortment lb. 25c, Royal Lunch, 39c
Butter flakes 19c; Pink salmon tall cans, 2 for ‘» ............ 35c
Yuban, Maxwell House or Hotel . Astor coffee, ...... 3 lbs. $1.55
Hancock Bantam corn, 3 cans 59c; Emperor grapes, 3 lbs. 25c
Clover or Magnolia milk ............ . ........... 7 cans $1.00
Cloverdale evaporated milk ...... . ........ . . . . . 12 cans $1.19 E-
Ginger snaps 2 lbs. 25c; Fig bars 2 lb. 25c; Lemon biscuit 2 lb. 35c '
Sunsweet prunes 2 lb. pkg. 29c; Cloverdale mince meat 2 for 25c
l Uneeda Biscuit, 6 for 27c; Cheese snax 19c pkg. Asst DeLuxe 35c
Gorton’s Finnan Haddie glass jars ...................... 39c
Bismarck Herring, glass . . . . . . . . ....................... 15c ,
Benefit suecotash 3 cans 50c; New pack pumpkin 3 cans 59c ?
Kirkman’s chips or cleanser ........................ 4 for 2513
* Kirkman’s soap 17 for $1.00, Zed toilet paper 18c each, doz. $2.00
Richardson Robbins Plum puddings 1 lbs can 35c, 2 lb. can 60c T
SHOP BEFORE NINE O’CLOCK f
1 Hancock White (.‘orn ........................... 3 cans 59c
, Del Monte sliced peaches ....................... 5 cans $1.00
Benefit string beans ..... . ........................ 3 cans 59c
A. F.BECKMANN (30., 1...,
83 Washington St., So. Norwalk
. Phone 3565
Quality Grocers
35-37 Main St., Norwalk
Phone 1234
Norwalk Chronicler