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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 22, 1926 · page 14

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THE EVENING SENTINElr—SUU'IH NURI'AIK. CONN FRIDAY OC'I‘OBEH22,1926.

 

 

PAGE FOURTEEN

 

Danish Ting Had
His Best Meal At
Poor Vicar’a Table

C 0 l' l: X it A 0 E N (AH—Kins
Christin" l-i wry [and of boiled po-
tatoes. but he inin't not them at the

palace as he likes that“ because the
rite! insists upon too many trim-
minus.

liut iii in. iiiwiiiiij iii a country
\‘Irar the Rim when his nutomuiiile
broke down. (non-ii what he termed
“tho most dt‘lk‘iiiul potatoes l him:
"or tasted."

Leaving the car near lube. the
King with his principal chamber-
Inin. set out on toot to rcnch the
nearest village. Arriving at the In-

FtFill iiiiinsi- llli‘

 

 

 

l\lll‘: inlil the Heir in
his Illllllup .‘Illil :-.iii...iiiii iliut Iiii
was \'\t‘t't‘.llm:|y hungry.

Tho L'icsr and his (mum were
just I't‘lldy to start their owning
meal. i-‘tunisiiuur «if poiutoia and
onion sauce. Tiii King itisisiid upon
Joining them The Hour “as spoio
uetiu about iiiu Spartan food. but
the King declared it to be licttir
than tiitiuy oi the royal dinners.

Napoleonic Ila-lies
I‘AllIS (Ari—Napoleon to said to
ban tulli-ii illilt‘t'n many times on

his toldeil urine at a innhouny (lt‘llt .

iililt‘h was used for somii llmt‘ II n
tolephono switchboard at the French
ministry of \\'l|l"- The dealt has now
been reocuod from its telephone tie-
tail and will he placed with other
Napoleonic relics at La Mnliuuison.

 

 

13-15 Main Street

 

HATS FOR THE KlDDIES

A new and varied line of hats for both boys and
girls for fall.

The assortment includes Felts and Velvets for the
girls.

(hint hill is and t 0\ ert Cloth hats for the boys.
8 W E A T E R S

Sweater time for children IS here. Thaliiie includes
Slip-one and Button fronts. Also Lumber Jacks.

F A Full Line of Children's Gloves

IRVING B. STONE

Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

Roast.

.........

Rib Chops

.......

Roast (Boned and

 

‘ Legs

BEEF

Rib Roast (Boned and

Rolled) .........

Bread and Butter Pot
.. . 28c lb.

Shoulder Pot Roast . . .
Rump Pot Roast . . .
Fresh Plate .......
Shoulder Steak . . . .
Hamburg Steak . . .
Round Steak ......
Sirloin Steak ......
Porter House Steak . , .

LAMB

Small Legs .......

Fore Quarters .....
. . . . 38c lb.

Loin Chops . . .....
Stewing ..........

Rolled) .........

VEAL

Cutlets ........
Loin Chops ........
i Bumps ...........

oooooooooooooo

iShaving ......

 

... 32c lb.

16c lb.
24c lb.
10c lb.
18c lb.
18c lb.
34c lb.
.. . 34c lb.
36c lb.

Hams . .

35c lb. Shoulders

...24clb.

48c lb.
. 121/2c lb.

...32clb.

Eggs .....
38c lb.
...35clb.
. .22Clb. Ramps,”

...16c lb.
...18c lb.

 

 

OURMOTTO— Courtesyand Satisfaction, Money

BacklllotSaiiafied

 

mmwuuem and nt. in Cmneciient

 

IRAN“

_. , alk.South NorwallLFBast NorwaFIltF. Liberty Square, Westport,
BridgepsrLDanbnry. BidaefidtNewCanaanDarlen,
e...“ Stamford. Cos Cob. and Greenwich

 

Box Bacon ........... 52c lb.
Bacon (in strips) ..... 45c lb.

PRODUCE

Sunlight Butter ...... 49c lb.

CORNED

Plate ................ 10c lb.

Geo. Ingham Made
Instructor in “Y”

WILL INHI'IH'VI‘ CLASSES IN
lll‘tllNl-lflfi E N (i Ii I h‘ II-"I'IIIY
“Fl-Zlili Ql'AlilI-‘llill T0 I'll”-
\'ll)li7 EXCELLENT INNTIHYC-
TION.

 

 

 

WESTPOR’I‘

Italph llama. Wmtnort cor-
mpnudcut, tel. Sentinel ornm
Norwalk 0!.

 

 

Y. M. C. A. educational committee.
has named Georgia lnuham oi East
Norii'iilk instructor tor the t‘li'lhl' in
business English. iinil I-hiwnni It
Wiitiii. instructor for the class in
business ccuiiiinilcs. it Will lI‘ill‘lliIl
today.

Mr. Inshsm Ia sarospiionally \\"ll
tilted to tsach business Inuit-Ii be-
cause 0! his extensive experience.
il‘Fllr the past Quin years he h.i:i
[liven c-itiiii-i-ted “ith the executive
NWT: 0! lhi' Yul. and ’I‘iiiiiii'
.\l.iuiit‘atturim; Conipsnx. Stamford.
Mr Intham‘s home Is In East Nor»
walk. where hvi bu bean wry

 

prominent in chic affairs, hsiing.

Si‘l'Vt’il two years on the city coun-
.-ii is “i -II is on the Hair l'ilHIIlri‘
‘iIIIlIIIlllI‘i Mn is now fli‘ll‘F'ly :ia-
lFiu me i “tth the Nonizilk r .u. c.
I .\ (Illlpul‘n iomtnltteii
I H heard I Willis is l i :‘iiSii nt ofl
’Westport. He Is a (“lush i i' ll.ir.
lHlI'll. class of It)"1 and of the t‘rml-
unis sihooi of Business Atlmlnlflmn
llion. class of 1913 Mr Wittin
isemd as a mnal aviator during
lhi' war and tins tonnected nith ih"
i'l‘riinsyli'nnln Itiiliof administration
lilTl‘I‘ the Mir. Ills business experi-
Inl'i has been with the ltnbins on

Sims chompun) in the [en mi pi.in .-

ninx department and with llll! DuiriI

SFOFFHULTZE’S
SANITARY w
MARKETS 'F

HEADQUARTERS
39 and 41 Main Street, Norwalk

Saturday Specials

PORK

To Roast .
Fresh Shoulders .. 26c lb.
Fresh Hams .......... 35c lb. I

POULTRY ;

Fancy Fowls ......... 38c lb. l
Young Roasting F

Chickens .......... 38c lb.
Hen Turkeys ........ 55c lb. 'F

SMOFK E D

Puritan Skinned Back

........... 37c lb.

 

 

............ 37c lb. l
............ 20c lb.

 

.......... 48c dos.

............ 20c II). I
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John A. linker. rhnirmnn oi the

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l GERMAN CINEMA STAR FFHli‘RFIFC

 

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l'llllll Jennings. German mom celebrite. and his win.
an urtrt'ns lame-d ill the lathe-Hand. selected an hour llllllliiliilurlh
gpulllll'll’ to arriv- In the yllllt‘tl Stairs. Thr-ir ~tt-nnii-r iivii-iu-ii the an
‘ilay as Queen Diane's. In ilii-i pkturi- Jennings M‘I‘nl.‘ to hr flzisir'r
cliargin.

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itF'Fiii‘IIlli‘Jl company. He is :it. llll'li‘iplillnPtl in llll‘ ii..rt ll I w

ili- . ...iill; i tic company lFii'lI Livia.

Fill eiiiiv; in coniniittv 1.. ‘ll .‘IAX (.xitiiii. . - it;
bonyv iii an: “i il be well hairpin»; by} in New Y i i...i i... .
th -Suiiiomm uniiuiiiprii i:.~i in. H‘POMKHW 'iFlF ulih' i..... i
siructinii of an exceedingly [‘ri iimi i“ Oli i- ‘-ii:: .i ...r 'i‘i‘i ..'. .i iiwi
\ziiiliiiiFh‘lii-i l .ti .\l..ii r- I V.

and us: tul naturo
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Members of the Wrsiimri ‘ -.ntry :0. m"
i.b .’ill'll their "rich Iiii i . -, mFFFl .\ “ M“, “ ..- 1 r.,-~ ,1“
hr the biggest social -~\ I v.' the, i ..‘ of Ti H, H \F,ii -

. P & G SOAP

~C COFFEE (Bean or Ground) ..............

'prrs :i' ll'lii' It oduciliin nlfllllleir of ii .l‘i iuziiit‘.iiii ii:’ '1." .' 1. ..- ..i

 

 

CHAIN b l URL

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AN DR‘E‘W'

AV E

i.ROCLHSFF
PHONE 410 AND HAVE YOUR ORDER DELIVERED

 

HECKER’SH

PARKFIELD PEACHES

for

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F L 0 U R —FFPILLSBURY, con) MEDALFORF

 

. 241-2 lb bag $1.19

TOMATOES (Lantern Brand) 21 -F2cans, ZlorF 25c

212caFn19c
.. .. ....... ficakes 25c

53."; IVORY SOAP ..... FFFF.F.FF.FFFFF FF.F ..... '. . sm'ill 3FiorF9cl _
‘ ..lb. 3%
CAMPBELL’S BAKED BEANS ........ 3 can. 23c

 

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ATLAS PASTRY FLOUR...

.r-r light” i\.i.t i‘iiF (1." .1 upon ;. iiiii:

ARMOUR’S FRINT LFARD lb.plig.19c

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3121b bag33c

 

i in Saturday nigiir .. m: r 3» . ‘ I. , Iii'.<l,.'I‘;iF"iI' A”. H “..'.
Fl" ”1‘ f‘lrm 0‘ a “41“)“ ' . D-irl) F:.ti: [pi li‘ FlFtFi [lilll'F \‘.| . 1 ”Lu! .. w.-.
is this is aim the :‘iu 'Fi-i’ " i foil a nil .im ,r‘l .—v (F i‘~ll..' in.
Him footbuii gam- lil .\‘u '\ [ll -ii Fpi-npi: r li..li!:: ii.» I! )I ..' : l S! ICED BACON 1_2 FFIJF 20
I' it planned to innit. i 1:3.ilinl . . .i .... i. in; .»i..:.- i' iiiiiii i. ..i GGGGGG o ooooooooooo I pl‘g: C
iasnell "inlm Ill-IS i lllir-i‘i lritiiii
. .-n.!.i “Ill meir, at 1‘1» .;. IFIn’ ...... F F
. .. . . .. _, ,, - unit BEARS, STRING BEANS on CORN
—~~— \\ iF.'.... .\. . ..
“'lllmm \lt'lrt‘l‘, si'i-Il may... Writ Fl -i F0! [1 v :~' m9. nix: : .i.n ll...t

oi' awn SIOI‘lt‘H. will r1‘l.ir‘, -.~, m. I‘.l( riiinu .' r \ .ili: ..y Hii'l"
eni- th:: 1.. llt‘l‘ part 0! rim :‘1 nth i'. Ill all i i..-- .‘I i. iiiiizi.
iF -i- Ill” be: I'll ti iirlux i‘. . ....H, :iJiili r l'i 0th :' -.-.-;..~.~

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l.\'ll‘til‘. ,\l t I
Iolin V. Si; royer son of M w EiriF AT V. \V t \.
2i0:) -.r Minn strait. is ll .,.,. nu a I F

-'ks furlough from l.‘.- i. 3.5

 

r his to speak Enzlisii \\ is ruprcs: M-
ed by Lawyer Harri Sherwood. “no . mite.

li: ntrouuii- iii liiiliiii lint alri

NewYork Markets

55 Main St.
Norwalk

[43 Washington St.
So. Norwalk
Telephone 3213

 

Siturday’s Sp: :ial:

Fancy Small Fowl ..... . .......... lb. 36c

Fresh Killed Soup Chickens, 5 to 6 lbs.

..................... lb 32.

 

Round, Forierhouse and Sirloin

SieFak....
PrimeRibRoaat ........... .

 

Fresh Chopped Beet .......... . .Ib.18c

Fred: Corned Plate ..............
Beat Milk Fed Veal Genuine Spring Lamb

 

Shoulder Veal ..... 18c Small Legs Lamb .. 35c
Buntp Veal ........ 24CShoulder Lamb 22c
; _ Bib Veal Chops” 28c Loin Lamb Chops. .45c
‘ Loin Veal Chops..F 35c Rib Lamb Chops” .35c
Small Breast Veal. .15c Stewing Lamb ..... 15c

 

Lean Fresh Shoulders ............ 24c lb.

~F,LeanFresltPot-ktoRoast ......... 33clh.
Fresh Cut Pork Chops ............ 34c lb. .

Pure Pork Sausage ............... 35c lb.
Extra Fancy Roasting Chickens . . . . 40c lb.

 

 

. Fromm Fryers ............... 45c lb.

(FllIi'ACiFi i.\l‘. ,\i1:v‘i“.i‘.;

Telephone 2828 , i

. . lb. 30c F
lb. 28c 'F‘
Rib Roast (Boned and Rolled) ..... lb. 28c ‘
Shoulder Steak .................. lb. 18c :3
Shoulder Pot Roast .............. lb. 16c pl

Bread & Butter Pot Roast ......... lb.- 26r 1*
.Stidiinxi’ieees... ............... 11.22..

..lb.9c

 

 

‘. ‘- (Parkfield Brand)”
PE AS (Sweet and Tender) ........... F . . . 2 cans 25c

 

............ can 15.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Only $50 down
F equips your home permanently
with quiet, dependable winter heat

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

your home with a first payment
0 only $50» and with no further pay
ment until October! The balance will
be extended over a period of one year.

The Quiet May is completely auto:
matic. 1: hate your home adequately.
dc pendably. Once you ve set the
thermostat for the temperature you
desire, you have OFFFF to see that: the
oil man fills the tan regularlymnd
your heating trouqu are over. Its
medianium is so simple as to be really
troubleproof.

It frees you forever from the dirt and
worry of a coal furnace; from early
morning struggles with a bed of aehen
coals; from the odiouataeli of bedding
i down the same furnace every night.
F Because it ride your cellar of soot and

cool dust, the Qlt‘ulet May gives you
anextraroomw 'chyoueanuaeaaa

Quiet May

AUTOMATIC

" -

YOU can place the Quiet May in

 

SOUTH NORWALI, CONN.

 

billiard room, or a lay room for your
children. And it oes many or; th the
expense of keepmga furnaceman w ith
the tyranny of uncertain coal prices.

But perhaps the most welcome {can
run of the Quiet May is its noiseless-
new It is really quiet. It is safe cona
forming to all local fire regulations IF

Experts to Make All Installations

Experts will install the Quiet May in your
home. And if any adjustmentshould liecn ime
necessary later on these same men it: ll "i .
you the benefit: of their expert aerv ice FY nu
could not bu any oil burner under con
dinom more
Investigate this amazing olier! Settle your
hating problems now while there' I! plenty
offline to provide your home with the steady.
unfaltering heat of the Quiet May. the per
footed oil burner! Mail the coupon today
or telephone us for complete information.

vorable.

 
 
 
 

Hussein! me. without obligation,
booklet. “Tobin the tht out o the
Qimtion" and in i information about your

new payment plan.

Name...........................-..............................,

 

 
 

OIL BURNER

POLLEY REFRIGERATING & SUPPLY CO.

TELEPHONE Sous-1051

 

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Flutes Nui'ul A:‘:i:Ii-iiiy .1: .\:i in iiii l "meh F‘F"F F F “F" “F ‘ ‘F 'FF‘FF" mun.“ DB y) 2b0l3 23c
‘i‘tt your following .1 si\ ;. ..'.”h, i .l 4‘.in viii w i i.<~: ‘. .‘ i.’ :n' i' 11w.-
ir:.iiiinx period at llJlIlp'O‘l ioi.tiis l l“ “' ““l "" .i “‘ “l-i’i‘i" " 7:" ‘F' n?“- .. .. -.., ......
i \‘a, i: .g plui.’ R i - -- :wl‘.’ rut-«i im-
. .. PRINT BU lTER (Extra Fancy) ............ 133.55.
Wv-stpnrt town court had i 'nusyl “WHF‘F‘ "" ‘ F‘ “FF'~“F WFF‘ “F ”F‘FF‘
....I “ion Misti-May nlOI‘TIlIl" "'llhi l‘hn iiiiifi.i"'...“.- ri.’ i‘...» fil'flil‘ll‘i‘
Ii: iiiro .lmwiiii .i‘ullnlfi DI‘l'Hlilli. .i—llll 'm‘FF"“ "'1 -~e,m.«-,.i “WV-3’1 m r‘nn-
«Ell Watt. Cross Highway i\ is fin F “F“ “”FF‘ “”‘l “‘ FUN" l‘ -‘ 5‘ "M“ l'.
gt: 350 and costs for hinln‘ l K‘.‘ .11 Film”! “f ““th ' 0 l ‘i m "a may h";
in his home without 3 ppm” ”.1 nix-iii ii. i! inii ini_ i .1 Fll‘il‘ p; ..’llll\ « ...
.tor gnoorm a a.” Wot; was fir. ‘ of the product. In (it iIFi‘r to h: i ll lllt‘ "-
Frosted by Game Wariivn Dlul' ow w» iconviriti- it ri. m n of siii -in.
Monday afternoon. Wotz. uho in mi an. loin .\ :iii i ...: ll‘u- l: .«x .,......,. Fqui~l F

 

 

 

 

 

 

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