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WESTPORT
Mull Sacco. Westport cor-
meet. tel. Sentinel ome-
I'luwalh so.
1 The Westport Y. M. C. A. will hold
. first "Open House Rally" of the
leased Iioaday night. Frank Osborn.
- an or the social committee. is
“alone to make it a real open house
Miler all men and young men whether
2 embers or non-members ot the
‘2. '23: With this in mind he is pre-
ting a wonderful entertainer.
h Harris. a Scotch comedian.
ulcer and story teller. who can
play anything on the con na ac-
herdion. from rag time grand
ra. in addition a low shorl talks
ill be given. telling about some 0!
‘ e”!" plans for the win“ A but-
it supper will be served after the
.enterteinmcnt. with the compli-
‘ elite of the social'coxrmittee.
The girls’ gym class being con.
noted at the Westport 1’. iii. C. A..
Winder the supervision of Phlsical
iroctor 1". Edgar Doubleday. has
reused greatly over last year's
fl. 16 of whom no Norwaik girls.
, -e girls ‘go through caiisthenic
. lls. side horse. buck and rings.
. relay rs and play basketball.
Among the Norwalk girls attend-
werson. Louise Burgess. Margery
‘ use. Dorothy Wllnun. Verne
. lee. Louise Hedges, Dorothy
3n in. Naomi Sullivan. .Lililan
'13- Beatrice Kerns. Elsie Peck.
4: areas. Hogan. Helen urine. Julie
. ., and Mrs. Harry Goodsell. The
'estport girls are: Blanche Allen.
‘ ei Miller. Helen Taylor.'Dorothy
else and Sylvia Shilepsliy.
..Huoh interest is being taken in
e non-English speaking class
which is being conducted at thl
Unple- High school every Tuesda:
suing The class now boasts of 1
monitors with promises at mm
M- emu. nwho is in charge ot l
gives instructions in cl
ip. Moat members attendii
class have not had any schoo.
-‘ .nd a good deal benefit i;
' ad from these cl es. in help
. them to secure citizenship pa-
me first meeting or the new board
. ce will be held at the town
Friday evening. October 29. A
,ohairmau will be elected at this
to succeed Erwin M. Jennings.
did not run again at the last
- election. Joseph Smith of Sau- i
oh will attend his first meeting
bomber or the board 01 tinancc. i
VII. been elected in the place of
. J‘nings.
the Holy Name Society or the
church of the As’sumption will go to .
y Communion in a body Sunday
eruing at the 8:80 mass.
ul- Olede Schrotky. head 0! the'
, tion bureau. Girl Scouts
nai headquarters. New York,
come to Westport next Monday
meal: before the Rotary club and
affirm Scouts;
flee. Justin Griffith. Norwailr. has
- -- the Harry Sherwood
n 'Elst Church street, where she
moved.
nest Jennings who lormeriy
\G Main street. has moved in-
new home on Washington ave-
dscn Cottet. Main street is en-
. a week's vacation from his
, ' with the Westp'ort thel'
‘m'- r
....
he Werneu' a Town Improvement
,~ » will hold a meeting at
Mord house. on Monday. at
, time the chairman oi! all the
‘ ' having in charge the
new organising tor the wis-
echelon will be appointed.
in ballet work. rug weav-
‘chair seating. with training
handiwork. have add-
the general p ‘ work
~ by. the assoclstion. In
.Cobh. widow or on.
ter of the New York
ranging to give lustre..-
aging. public speaking
ty development. in
‘ already organised. en-
has reached. :5. It is the
the superintendent that
”puddle tails adiantage of
and Friday. morning
when so: so and 11: 45.
~—
ell {any oouterence will be
1the Bed!“ house this att-
m. I to d. The Visit-
_ ':e a-ociation and the
.are cooperating
Ilealth «pertinent in
tree of charge all chil-
nted at this‘conlerence.
,l'ud Mi- Fanntng will
Smith. Richmondvilie
who was arrested by Police-
W hater. are-say um.
w with dating a car
yet the influence or liquor.
I DOM of 81” tor telling
in court Nerds! morn ,
Pdtuh. sos ladisen ave-
-- mm:
of; Mail-salaries is
.3“ . ‘ retunonthe
i" lethepurchasea—
«1. in“. ‘ .
unti-aircrait rifled is shown at practice.
tiilery demonstration lrom the shelter or one at the mammoth tanks.
“cream 15 was
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ARMY DEMONSTRATES NE W0 MACHINERY FOR WAR
a
latest developments in lighting equipment tor the U. 8. Army were demonstrated recently at the annual
meeting of the Army Ordinance Association at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Md.
In the insc t. Dwight P. new, secretary of war. watches the or
on“... ‘ ‘ g.
" [iuuutus"‘
yew. ‘uqmw,
A battery of 47- M ‘l.
. The class boasts of :1 mem- Airplanes For Sale
Cheap—By The Pound
3 lg' bask ball team will be or- lo Sam .moves the engineering divi-
gmong the [mg in the class aion of the Army Air Corps. now at day comes.
an neer luture. . McCook lield. to the new Wright
field. he is going to sell a lot of English. French and German ships
W a“ class “1,; Alice Hopper. Ida airplanes. cheap. But they will sell grim trophies of aerial battles
SCHULTZE’S
SANITARY
MARKETS
" HEADQUARTERS
39 and 41 Main Street, Norwalk
the Junkmsn.
BEEF
in!) Roast (Boned aiid
Rolled) . ........... 30c lb.
Bread and Butter Pot "
Roast....... ...... 2801b.
Shoulder Pot Roast 16c lb.
Rump Pot Roast 24c lb.
FreshPlate 10c lb.
ShoulderSteak 18c lb.
Hamburg Steak ......‘18c lb.
RoundSteak......... 32c lb.
,SirloinSteak......... 32c lb.
Porter House Steak ... 36c lb.
LAMB .
Small Legs 35c lb.
Fore Quarters 24c” lb.
Rib Chops ...........‘35c'lb.
LoinChops 50’c lb.‘
Stewing ...... . 121/2c lb.
Roast (boned and.
rolled) ..; .......... 35c lb.
' VEAL
Cutlets.......... .48clb.
LbinChops........... 4561b.
Ramps....'...........«30c lb.
Legs'liic lb.
Stewing” 18c lb.
OUR MOTI'O --
unimagii mammals
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yby the pound of mood or mrlni to irance. paint—battle.
ship gray. uith red. «hits and blue
markings superimposed.
crazy-quilt patterns of cementing!»—
ls faded now. and the huge
painted on the
planes are dint.
rho engines have been rcmmcd
from. most of them and the par“.
On the' dump" at the salvage do
- - pot there are upwards of 20 discard-
DAYTON. 0.. (AP).~—thn Unc- cc: ships. and the number probably
will be swelled to 80 when moving
Those airplanes include American.
PORK
ToRoast ..... .........35ch
Fresh Shoulders .
Fresh Hams . .
POULTRY
Fancy Fowls ....... ."35c lb.
Young Roasting
, Chicken! .'
SMOKED
Puritan Skinned Back
Shoulders I .
Box Bacon
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7 ......_-us.\-
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.......'.'.'.'20c1bl
Bacon (in strips) ». . . . .
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Sunlight Butter ...... 49c lb.
)'-¢.
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CORNED
Rumps......... ...... 20clb.
sseeeeeasessass
Ki 1 c H 1-: N
Roasted and Stated
Chickens ..
. 7-‘.4§32’.;5~.{‘»,3i'
$1.75
Potato Salad (per Wand) 20c
Baked Beans (per pound). 15c
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Established 1868
Established 1868
The Leading Store For
Ready To Wear Goods
For Men, Women,
Boys and Girls
In Norwillk
Just stop and think how wdiideriul it is to go intoa
great store like ours that has the largest and most com-
plete stock of stylish and dependable wearing apparel in
the city, and buy whatever your heart desires and have
same charged to your account with no red tape or embar-
rassment oi any kind.
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it has been our life long rule to trust nothing to luck
concerning our Business, but we have trusted thousands
of men and women, young and old, and the confidence we
have placed in humanity has never caused us any regrets
We are willing to trust you readers of this paper. COME
to our store, select what you need and let us charge your
purchases and pay a proportionate amount each week on
your bill.
DON’T FORGET!
1' The Record is The Thing That Counts In Any
Line of Business
The house which has stood the test of time looms bead
and shoulders above the crowd. That is the house for
. you to do yourtrading with, for proven record of accom-
plishment ever warrants public confidence.
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H. Krieger- 89’ Co., 1...
WEST WASHINGTON STREET
.sou'm NORWALK. .CONN.
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