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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 3, 1926 · page 5

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t Puritan Skin“ E d Back Specie! At watch that can be presented to the must
. SmallLegs . . . . . . 35c iii. Hams 35c lb. $27-50 $37.50 W: M” "' m" G‘“ $12.50 “P
i , ' . _ , ARE TO?“ OWN TERMS-

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. ' . - .. . .- ‘, , prettiest ever
’ Bumps 26c lb. FreshEgg's.........50edoz. ‘ SILVERWARE ‘ . mm...
l” Legs ................ 16c II). V . '4 ‘ BluerliteDiamonthIngs this vicinity.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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THE uqurNG SENTINEL—SOOTH NORWALK. couu. runny, DECEMBERs. 1926.

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4 . pert). i.y man. of its hwdquartcrn Him] but. did not attend ncrc: EC \rn P ” ’ ' ‘ '\“‘ '
May Have To cut I lDemocmtlc Leaders and clubs. will be functioning nl- \iiiyor litivi-l l-Z. l-‘ittGiruld or \‘i-w: ( llillly rcparcs T0 “fl" -'i \‘lrh I‘i‘ll‘rllctm in \l ‘\ I».
P .d t WI)’l Ind be in u position to scrum Hun-n: ’l‘iitunru ix’t-lly or but \\ it‘ll l ltlfi [Aid (In I‘ rcc W I“ III l'l‘ilmllii'nt M“ \mi. tilt-t-
‘n l ”"""' Miter rcsulls thsn Wort: shown iii .l. Hurry I".tu.ii. of Middiciown: i‘iiull t - S n' 'v‘ “ W. m "Im'mm' M N'" ""“‘
Down at ge t (Continued “‘01“ Pike 01)..) illln Novombcr elf-cue“. (‘Olingi‘y of NUI‘thlk: Mirror It‘l‘linkl SI)CL(h "Inc“ hat llllllt'l‘, ll‘i' .tli\lr«try titlllinltl. q“

(ll‘tllllil ii|m|l til :\ 'llliiill' Mnn l.v

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Huntmg In con“. i thus. it would ”0 AWN “UV“ “I“! . \Vllllllm ’l‘htniis of \i'utcrhur)‘: .lnllll! Thy “'Wh'd” WW” m i”: ""M" HUM." ‘q’ “h" in \‘ “ l" tk
intact. The him). it was learned met “Who who renlicd in llOl‘flllll to t‘rili'y of \\'ltit‘i'lll|r)'; l‘ongrt-ssmun “11““ “m" “‘ “f”‘"‘ ”"""""“”'-V | ”HI“! Wm” “H". “H" 5h. Shit-.-

lo: t tltorrsmen sro titully "5- with ilnnicdiuto and enthusiastic ro- ”‘0 |ln‘iintioi‘l worc. ht'flllll‘l (.‘huir- Augustine Luncnrnn of liitrilnrti. ”"22”“: “i " “ “"""y"‘ "' "‘l' 3”" ‘ iii-'ri'I-il in NI'i'H‘ nu clmirmun
itrosted in the pouibility that there spouse and nticr its details iisd been hum Walsh: Mrs. Alice Moonry of [Hill Judge liollin i'. Tylvr nr Im-p "““_ A 'f‘” .“r‘w “""“““' It‘ll-“Ii “no 0’ "I" I'I‘l‘hli'ml twins: "in,
\iili he s restriction of psrtridge worked out temporarily it was “otcrbury, \‘lcc-chairmim ot Illt' Iih’l‘r, l'vce'n; czilldlilnto for rm. .4 I Nil I‘m-“lib“ l '4' W! “W!" H" cominititr is ilin task ..r “Mb...“
I h t t d hcnrtilv endorsed IIY all present. (‘Ommlltcm Mrs. Mqiiclle Fletcher oi Stain-i. scilnlur. "“" “m“‘m ””5 "' “'tl‘W'" ‘l "l ! .i cnntrrrnrv mi .it-u'ish right.» M M

hunting become 0 ‘ c "lore I l 9:: lilllllit‘ pitililml mm in" mi llmi . l.‘ . . . . ,
scarcity 0! birds in some sections In otdt-r to support tho head. iiirttortl. assistant sect-«tiny; It‘rt'tl- W-— ill" “I i n w H l I H Ml l H ,I told in .llllfillt tit\t i-umm- i. .‘lt‘i'.
. ( llsrtcrs. it was suggested thut Dem. trick 1’. Molt of Hartford. trousurur: ‘ “1“" l ‘“ ' "‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “ '1 ‘ mug of t 11‘ mmmliim- will i... h. M
"t "I" "m“ Tm” your! situation h l . n i - Alrmndcr S l . v. . DOIC COSIB Germany ”1‘" l3"”"'””"“ ”I ”W "“" . in Now York duriinz lht- \l’ll’llti ‘ir
i ‘ row the necessity for vnryv ocratlc clubs hours-mix d and mu n l. .ynch or “at liiucn .. _ I ,,. l ‘ ‘ 1 ~ _
“d o p towns and cities "Notary; Thomas J. Spi-llucy oi ""“““"“ ‘ “”‘ "““ ' "‘ "ll“. Slit‘lk‘. may no in lailrnpv in n“)

mg gsmo restrictions in the coun
iicit ss iol t'ustcd with tho prrsutt
”stem of restricting the whole state
“hon scurcity oi hhdu is reported in
in ii few sections.

Partridge-s in the nearby woods are
ihls your more plontitul tlisn thuy
have been in a long time. according

' 0m . Wallh of Btnmtord- Sonntor Joseph . . . .. . . .‘ YO
‘0 old hunters. U “I“ particularly “ill ““9 (.‘lubs . . ' directly t‘nlpl0)('l‘.1 or labor and st-rtcd thit. tho llii'li; mixtntt‘i ol'
l“ Windham "“dpilhfllfld counties The organisation 0‘ "‘0 clubs is ""‘“.‘°" oi “WWW”: Ii‘rcderick thclr employcs rirtunlly sumwrt ultitormml (\lllltrll in tho front l‘lm
exmcu‘d to start as soon as thi‘ M“ "r”‘y 0' “WM“: ”'er T “8- 'tlit'li' loss tortunnm lvr ‘hrcn. rm. ot' n hull illlcltiiiti \\llll n in . iloml

iliey are said to be small in num.
her and the local sportsmen ure
therutoro fearful that restrictions
may be laid. It is pointed out that
quail have been protected to the
point whore the number seen here
is greatly incl-nosed. and the mem-
bcrs or the Filth and Game League
of Southwestern Connecticut meeting
at Stamford last night went‘ on rec-
ord as tororing a limitation of the
period in which male pheasants may
be shot. The consequence of ‘ ddod
restriction is to lessen the n mbor
of applicants for hunting licenses
and the money so rlorired is liable
to shrink to the point where its
rower to propngntc. the birds itntt'
[th is small.

The season closcd November 21.
otter one of the host or several years.
A fair share of woodcook was repor-
ted and phcnstmts and rabbits have
boon plentiful.

 

Criminals are said to be better ed-
ttcsted thsn formerly. Thus. every
day. in every way. the world gets
hotter and bottom—Now York Eve-
nnig Post.

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in Central Park. New York.

 

McAdoo says he doesn'chsru to
be President. Now. Al. you tellone.
~~Birminghsm News.

say, and her escorts were stripped of their watches and money.
the girl waiting nnconosrucdiy tor hcr srrsignment.

 

No easy to look at is Lottie Kelpt'r. so persnssiie hcr smilo soul so
disarming IItl' manner, that tho boys ncro iicllghtrd to stroll with her
But she was a siren. the police thurm‘
Within the pork shades lurked Intiic’s heavy-bended boy friends, “1th
“cm In

thincd in all the
ot tho state, which. acting so livn
branches of tho party. would insure
hotter organization and more em-
cicnt cooperation. it was proposed
that in financing the licndqunrtcrs
tho clubs contribute sums for run-
ning expenses.

plsn is nindo known to members of
the party and in tho work Demo-
cmtic lenders who worn at the meet-
in: woro deulgnntcd as tho prime
movers for club organization. It is
hoped that instead of Martin}: its
political work it month or so botorc
tho next t‘nml'llllmt. tho Democrstlc

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llurlrord: Mrs. Alice Abbott. oi Nor-
wulk: John J. Lane of New Haven;
Alton 'r. Mlncr of New London; Vin-
com Lamb of Middleton'n; John J.
Kcnnt‘ily of Wcst llurttorti; llcnry
J. (Tnlitt-n of Hartford; Arthur J.
('l'lmary of Waterbury; John J.

loncy or Meridcn: William Palmer
nt i‘lrtord; Leonard 0. Ryan of Miti-
illcinn-n: (‘harior 0. Morris of Now-
imvn. 1926 candidate for governor;
David M. Richmsn of Now How".
1926 rundidnte for scd-etnry or stnio,
and James Lynch.

Or the nine others who were in-

$23,000,000 Monthly

i-‘innnclul itupport of 1,600,000 un.
cninloycd in (lormnny is coating sn
uwrngn ol‘ $23,000,000 3 month.
I'ilt‘Vl‘ll [N‘t‘ ci'n‘. Yiilnlstcr of labor
Ilclirlch llruunu Mild. nro rccoivlng
niOrtl mom-y in iiolcs thun they did
on their lost Jobs. lliri-ctly or in-

ploycrg ind mnnlt'tyrs ouch dircctiy
conirihu 0 $3,500,000 (1 month. liy
rpcciul tnxcs fcdcrul iinti slittc gm-
ernnicnis collect unoiht-r $4,300.00"
cnch, while tiic boroughs misc $2,-

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tho. host results.

 

Iii t‘iinilniinlsl mars
mot-tings. to llli\'i‘ on many it-i til
dozcn Ulllltll'lll‘tl [min-i» Hillilg lni
front of tho pinirurni l‘lilll) ‘0 min
thc l'il'i'lllil'r \\li('lI in ill.- .Iiitlizint-nl‘
oi' llil" l'()liinl.‘illtllllg Oilll‘i‘l' llt~ ill-v
IIII‘kL‘Il Illtl constitution 0r lh-pul:li-.
can olllt'inis. 'l'llv‘ lllll‘l'ill particle 35- I

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m Ill-LLI' .\Iilt.\.\lll-l l'ttl’l
JEWISH Itltlll'l‘h‘ t‘OVl'lZliliV‘l‘l"
i‘rosccuiliig Annuity .‘lilV Syn-1k";
0! Stamford. hits l-t-rn lll‘llnlliit‘ll .i'
nlcniht-r of tho llll\'l:i(ll'_\' cniitmittccl

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SCHULTZE’S
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_ HEADQUARTERS .
39 and 41 Main Street, Norwalk

,rtlay Specia

BEEF POULTRY

Rib Roast (Boned and
‘ Rolled) 32c 1b..
Bread and Butter

Pot Roast 28c lb.
Shoulder Pot Roast 16c lb.
Rump Pot Roast . . . . .. 24c lb.
Fresh‘Piate 10c lb.
Shoulder Steak . . . . . .. 18c lb.
Hamburg Steak . . . . .. 20c lb.
RoundSteak 30c lb.
Sirloil- Steak 32c lb.
Porter House Steak . . . 38c lb.

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Fancy Fowls . . . 38c llt.
Young Roasting
Chickens 4 38¢ lb.

Hen Turkeys . . 55c lb.

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LoinChops. ..........50c lb

‘15c lb.
Roast (Boned and
Rolled) ............ ,32c lb.

BoxBacon.........'... 50c lb.
Bacon (in strips)‘ .-42c lb.

PRODUCE

CutletS~ ~--~'-"45°“’ SunlightButter......50clh.

loin Chop§.'.......... 42clb.

18c lb.

CORNED'

Ramps ..............24clb.
Plate................10c lb.

POR-K
ToRoast.............30clb.‘
Fresh‘Shoulders 22c lb.
FreshHams ..... 32c lb.

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. Back‘li NetSulisiieil.

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