Vi ‘ f er cousin at David Disbrow, or this city: NW. Duncan. rs son at W Duncan. sister or 32V. Warlord '1‘. Duncan. died on . . Miss Duncan was. her era, a teacher in the public‘1. ““““‘"‘ll‘ in New York city. She was’M her of the First Presbyterian sub .0! Brooklyn. where she had dad many years. York. Delaware county, andl’hl- . ., for some time her health lils‘d host: the beat. she was able with g t and had only recently retuliiled mm a visit to the homes of her br’dt’l’i ‘rs in Flushing and New Rochelle. on ‘turday. March 18. she was stricken iii an attraction of the heart and “iii: ‘ nod to her home from that thus. “ funeral services were held at tho ' “o of her brother. Charles 11:10. can, Flushing, yesterday ‘ ”’l ‘ Rev. W. W. T. Duncan. a brother or i the deceased, is wellknown in Net‘- walk having been pastor of the South " Norwalk Methodist Church. preceding. ‘ RVdV. F. 1). Walter. William J. Policy. 1H" William J. Feuley, died at his home. ,,V 122 Washington street. yesterday 3 morning. iollowing an illness of pneu- l music. For some few days past his '1 condition has been very serious and . his friends feared that he would not recur/er. lie was well- known and well liked and a prominent men who had a- large host of friends that. will be grieved to hear of his demise. lie was - a..member of Catholic Union Council. No, 46, K. of (‘..'. and is the second ‘ member from the council to die within a week. A special meeting is called for tonight to take notion on the mat.- ter. The funeral will be held at St. ~ «m n...“ mam- <11...“ 5! iority‘ of the inquiries are from col For about is b 5‘she had been living in Roxbury. .... Grim”; . , silmspdscan b‘v commutator! by . TOPW. Kano. Mill lira-”More ‘ ‘ ban it hundred eastern college Vii‘oys m sineady inquired or checks mn- ls. director or the State Free Emulor~ tent Bureau. as to the prospects for mploymsnt in the Kansas wheat old: the comics summer. The ma» M Mr. Scrapptojtonmml‘ihers would be tower divorces it more men were like William G. Initial-duller » Mrs. aompplngtonw-“Why so?" V Mr. Sorepplnstou~"iie is a bache- eyes in Delaware, Pennsylvania. larymmart Set. ‘ortlh Carolina and South Carolina. “How is the sulfragette cause prog- ressing?" ‘ "it's getting unpopular in our club," said Mrs. Bridgeton. “To many poo. pie talk about votes for women when they ought to he remembering what he ”trump it "-—Washinxton Star. “1 think I had better get a Job be. for. we marry. " . "Don’t be so unromsntlc. Partly. i wont need any clothing tor a loud. long time." "But you may want to out almost immediately. my dear."—»l.ouisviile Conner Journal. . .n...‘ ma» .m— l, wwdamw Fish! Fish' Fish' Buck Shad - lb 10c Roe Shad 159 Fancy Fresh Halibut 12‘4c Flat Fish 4 lbs 25c Spanish Mackerel 12‘/zc Homer S Beers 8t Co. 18 MAIN 8T.. NORWALK . 22 W. WASHINGTON 811. 80. NOR. 26 WOODWAHD AVE“ 80 NOR. Joseph‘s Church at 9 o’clock Saturday morning, and the interment will be made in St. Mary‘s cemetery. Jacob H. Klrckhoh‘. . . Jacob H. Kirchhoff died Tuesdnyvst y. the Soldiers' Home in Noroton. alter an illness oi‘ some time. He was sev- enty years of age and had been a con» ‘yporal in Company , Eleventh New York Volunteer infantry, and also a ship corporal for the United States VMsiine Corps. The body was taken w this morning to l:-,lridgeport where the funeral will be held. . -- ”g. Mrs. Albert H. Dakin. rs. Albert". Dalila died yester- 5'1 her home, 370 St. Nicholas avc~ :’,.New York city. The remains ‘yfil be brought to \‘orwalk Saturday upon, for interment in the family plot inNorws-lk cemetery. Mrs. Dakin vwss .a‘ Funeral of Henry Seymour. .1 Funeral services over the remains or Vonry Seymour will be held from his ‘hte residence. 62 West avenue. tomor- row afternoon at 2 oclock. The Rev. We D. Egbert will oiliclste and in- ”out will follow in Riverside com- o ' \ Lens Dis-nu. , ens. six months old daughter of its. and Mrs. John Dissnzu. died last. ”fit at the family home, 101 eiy use, i The iuusrsl will be held tow morning. with burial in St. Marys fishers! or Miss Lizzie Boylston. who funeral services over the to o! ills Lizzie Boylston. who Falls. Pm. were held t place Tuesday. The remains» Of Course you want to. Easter Sunday We the spirit at the time that makes us I" wait to outfit our but for Easter. Eastervhsrslds the coming of s new ”soon—mm bright” M " operations on a larger scale. llllll llllllifi son at ill—sud it's quite natural that all of so shouldwont to Dress Up for Easter That's why NEW SUITS, NEW COATS. NEW GOWNI, NEW WANTS. NEW SKlRTB are interesting subjects at this time. Our assortment: at New Spring Merchandise so. especially lugs and decidedly attractive. We show the but and new”! of .. " Everything Ladies and Misses Wear, at a slowing to you or from S5 to S15 on a Suit taken to Greenfield Man. yes ' , toil- interment . 1 “it ' U 1 Ilium—ha... Uneven auoossms. ‘ l «y in toasts. . ’ VI'ORD. Admit dn-Unsble to _. the house committee. W ‘p 7: today bed the mill» 8 o commitmronort-“lia ' flares ions-his made “that. Fm day toy Tuesday. ‘ New. Suits. $9.98 to S857» . Spring. Coats. M9810 $25 New Skirts, S1. 98 to S20 ,“New Woists 98c to S7 98 WAIJ; Sim 10:10 it. tum—The stock market held steady at around yesterday‘s anal prices on the opening. transactions rod-y. Tradins'vm outer. with rev fluctuations or importance. ’ American Telegraph and Telephone.. - American Woolen. American Can odd. and Minneapolis. St. Paul and Scull ~ I Norwclk’s Loading Dry Goods Store nos. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. cons. Bio Marie gained 1% such and Great .Northern Ore Certificates 99. Nationr ‘ el Biscuit lost a point. WALL STREET. ii. a. m.-——8peculs- 1 tlve interest centered to a large sx-‘ tent in the minor specialities, the rib centvsensntlonal movements in a few stocks of this class encouragingl-pooi Ameri- can Can ptd. was pushed up 1% to 81. People‘s Gas was heavy and react ed a point. to its low level of yesterday. SINE SILK. WALL STREET. N00I1.-Specilla~ lion in the standard stocks was at a minimum through the morning and prices barely varied. Traders were notiincllned to enter into fresh raw tures u‘utll news was received from WilshlagtOn as to the probable action of Congress in regard to the term and Canadian reciprocity. The only stocks in which there were. important move ments were among the secondary in- dustl‘lals. and the pmunluermo of those issues in the market had a deterring deal to you. opsu AIR soHooLs sensual-loo direct upon operations in railroad sleeks. Bonds were steady. ‘NEW YORK. April 8.—~—Sixty'dve open air schools for child smicted .WM.L eraser. l p. nix—«Tile am ”e” uouncemem that liourll' 854100.000 or 'm' or predlsimsed t° tuberculosis: 5175 per cent. notes maturing May 1 “"8 been established in 38 cities since would be redeemed by the interber- ‘Jauuary l. 1809. Announcement to this with, started a deuiund for the BhflrW‘Qflec‘ was made today by the and the preferred slur ll advanced 1M. t’l‘he market was featureless otheo wine. 3 National Asmclutlon (or the Study and Proves—l tion at Tuberculosis. The brat open slrschool in the Unit- ”‘- ed States was established in Provi- ”:ng Why “m -“’“ ““5" ""h denoc.R.l..onJunooryt,19°11‘30“ mm rsruwms we as one of her briilcmaids. alone for 27 more in 3“ cities :1 as. daeltmi'ou should feel flattered in so stand 0‘ encoded. ‘0" know . “m The assoolsilon believes there‘ never chooses a brldemnld who is h id be ,. h ‘ . V ' prettier than hfimllx'rliflfllofl Trans- . on one at: on for me“ 28.000 choose "hit . populhlion. its reports show that the! ' “we... result of alien sir classes in s matron Mouth-Do you think Jack means “4' 0' "m h“ been ‘9 "39W“ “‘9 business? ' mlpils to normalheslth and efficiency. Elhslwnuslngu? Well, rattler" Ho *“ ‘ ‘ ' snatched a Vii-cs last aim and said the sample was so good he would open no stalled! tor all i d I am consider. in; his tender». J“his Transcript a...“ ORDER OI" NOTICE. District of Norwnlk. II.. Probate‘ Court. Aprilfilh A ll lilll. Estate at Mary hicE (intellectuals oi Nor-walk. in said district deceased. Whom: written application has been made to this court for the so .pointmsnt at an administrator or the estate of sold deceased not heretotoro administered. That said application he Ordered. hoard and determine at the Proust. ‘Oflco in Nor walk. on tho lath day oi April rim. at it onions (cream; and that public notice thersoi he lives to all persons interested therein by pub Itching this order in a newspaper hav- ing a circulation in said district. at last live days before cold day of hear- in. HENRY w. GREGORY.» - , Judge. 2: I” .i.’ l .1 l No matter what you are told and nine Silk unless it bears the Bussine SucSine sin 39c THAT'S THE 3281’ WAY 70 SEE QUALITY AND ”'8 WONDERFUL VALUE. The whole World of Fashion delightful and satisfactory of ma daytime and circular: waists. ~ Sueslue is the most charming of fabrics. and the richest of standard colors. There is probably nothing warn that gives , On every yard is the name~ Suesine '.Sillt of safety and surety that guarantees satisfaction. Come in and see Suesine Silkw The very fact that every yard o It means that if Suesi you can always avoid Sueslue Very lecturers mark the name on every y no one will be disappointed Eva so do. SUEBINE SILK: Width, 1131118- up your whole busi- ness system with persistent Advertising Try The Sentinel 8UEBINE, T0 JUDGE ITS BEAUTY. lTB has acknowledged Euesine to be the prettiest, most tor-Isle for dance dresses. street or walking costumes, it comes in the loveliest, delicate shades nosine Silk carries the name means a great 119 Silk disappoints you or any of your friends easily. ever afterwards srd of Bussinc Silk proves they are certain that ry yard of the genuine has this name: no matter who tells it, there is no genuine Sue- See it at the counter in the whole piece more lusting satisfaction than SUE- lt is' the name of quality, the mark l The fact that. the manu- 26-27 inches IN THE SPRING Give the lawn and garden a little encouragement and a chance to make good by applying Wizard The results will Sold in bags of Sheep Manure. astonish you. We want every woolen in ‘The Noreelks to curse and inspect our exceptionally fine line of merchan- disc of every description. .V We sell 4 ' Gowns. Dresses, Tailored zoo pounds. . Thctimc is NOW and the place is HERE. Phone Six-Five-Two. NOW LISTEN! When your time's limited and you want a good Suit tor 87 or 810. don’t. ‘ so butting into other places, because ours is the place Mr your trade. We'll mall. on Wu Quickly» give what you; mm at as near t e price as you wont to ray. and we ask but s single g to prove it. lonelier ~37 3! 510 m1‘ NORTH "MN SYNC". 31...... . ....- My...
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