Setter pipe and other
Matters of that stripe
That are in season.
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The Latest
Thing in
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8: .Washington St.
Tel. 363-4 ‘
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,, Oxford‘s 4&j'41?“mi5 ‘
in Silk. Bull. velvet. Patent. is...
Distal. Russia and White Nudinck, at
"-59: "-75: “9°-
m whatnot-on an anion:
sown nonwaut
.
There are junk dealers that are al-
ways knocking their competitors as to
their honesty. .1 claim all junk men
are alike-Ahoy are all honest. But
they can't pay my prices. Take ad-
vantage oflny high prices for all kinds
oi lupin
RM“. to PER La.
Special high prieea'for Feather Beds.
G. YOURDISK
Tel. 912. 2547 any Ave.
Walk Over Shoes
are made of every leather and in
enough chance to perfectly tlt every
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BUY
Hazelton
CQghL
tile 3. Hershiield a Son Co.
Tel. ‘M 122 Water It
0
w . -mwo—
"Homer S. ileers 8. Co.
‘3 saw. wasumo-ron or. do. non.
unwooowaab Alva. so. non.
‘ ll mam e'r.. wonwaut
foot in a shoe. Correct tor every oc-
cnsion.
Two Stores.
. M. Josem & Sons
195'Washington llridge. 1 Benton St.
L
For sale
810.000 City of South Notlwulk 4l per
cent. \i’uter Bonds. due 1939, at 9S 1-21.
11 Maples 81 Goldschrnidt
Sehth .Nomstk «1
runs injuntiu.
. ‘ ‘ ‘t ‘ ~ ‘ ‘
‘ Funerel et liivtard‘ Itreet. ,
net-vices over the‘remains oi the
late Edward street wouhahi yester-
day afternoon in Union cemetery. Nor-
wallr. The Rev. Donia 3. Russell. ree-
tor of St. Paul's church. emulated. A
delegation or the members or Clin-
ton Commandery, Knights Template.
met the tuneral cottage at the en-
trance to the cemetery and acted as
pallbearers. The latter were Captain
A. A. Bette, Commander Home 8. iii.
Sigman, Christian Swarta, Wallace
lliillii unit not”
‘ iii no tutuu
Some; Lessons urawoliy“ local
Clemens From tin-Great
Disaster ‘
AdVerting in the course of his one
anon last evtsnins to the wreck of the
Thank: the rector at Grace Church
stressed the fact that the men ware
Donn 3“ Ch" 1‘33 3“ W0“: 0‘ Clinton ‘under the domination of the ideal at
Commandery and lldward A. Cramp-
ton, of St. John's lodge. F. a A. M.
in which organisations some years
ago, the deceased was an active mem-
her.
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Mn. Vida Nash‘ Winn.
Mrs. Vida Nash Wing. wife ot-Rev.‘
Henry E. Wing. of 5!. West street,
passed away at her home early this
morning. Brier funeral services will
be held from the home on Thursday
morning. at 10:30 oelook. .
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Funeral of Mr. Guthrie. .
The. funeral of Sidney Guthrie oi Sil-
verminc. took place yesterday after-
noon. The service was largely an
tended and there were many beautiful
floral tokens. Rouge}. E. Richter, of
the Silvcrmlnc Church, omclated. and
interment took place in the Silyera
mine cemetery. Buckingham Post,
No. ill. G. A. it. conducted service at
the grave. The poll bearers were four
nephews oi the deceased. Joseph.
new Gilbert.
W...- ~W
'MISIINDEBSTAIDINB
WITH HIS M80“
Contractor William ii. smith, had
eotno Jrouble with his laborers on tho
linoler job this morning, but indica-
tions are that those men who have
not already returned to Work. will do
no tomorrow. it appears that there
were three grades of prices for the
men, one for tho laborers who wield
‘the shovel. another for those who as-
sist the bricklnyers, and a third for
these. who help the concrete mun.
The trouble arose over a misunder-
standing of the grades of prices and
about 8 o'clock this morning .ihtw men.
‘urncd by a walking delegate. leit their
jobs. The concrete men returned to
work later. and one or the members
i
A
lull ~m jgu ‘ stun
irregular.- tendency of
cosh-Metropolitan pfd..
day. Dealings were. moderate.
u-a—c—e
Curb Brokers Fa ii.
’ NEW YORK, April 22.~Tne Curb
brokerage firm of J. Thomas ltheln-
,hardt. one of the largest in the finan-
cial district. announced its suspension
, today. stains tlhnt the embarrassment
gwas caused by the calling of loans'in
which a certain mining stock formed
a part of the collateral. it is under-
stood that the assets will cover all
outstanding debts.
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You’re Wise Charlie.
Aren’t You?
Mother: t‘hnriie. you're wise.
ain't you? What did you send that
junkman in here for when i told you
to telephone ill for Writ. Effron, 35
Port St, East Norwalk. who pays to
lb. tor rags and better prices for
rubber metals and feather beds than
anyone else. "
Charlie: What dillerence does it
make? ‘
Mother: What difference does it
make it you asked me ‘for a crane
and i gave you a lemon. You know
right well than we live in a good lo-
cality and We don't want belle dons-
ling'around here. and Win. illitron
doesn‘t do around with hells nor
come to the house unless sent tor.
Next‘tlme watchfor in, plan. 35 Fort
St d "bu wil ethin
. WALL STREET, 10:10. a. tu.-—~'l‘hu
threatened strike of the eastern loco» ‘
motivé engineers was reflected in the
today's stock
market at the onennlg. Most of the
" active issues opened with declines.
these being offset. however. by mater.
» iai advances in the specialties. One
' point gains were made in Pittsburgh
Coal pfd., Sears Roebuck and lnterbor-
11.3. Steel.
Union Pacific and the leading copper
stocks sold fractionnlly under Satur-
ot the union told a Sentinel reporter
that the other men would return to-
morrow us there was no actual tron.
ble between them and Mr. Smith.
we...— M.
ANNUAL CLEAN UP WEEK.
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City of Nor-walk Hea Bad Weather For
First Day.
Today marks the start of the annual
clean-up week for Norwalk. as decreed
by Mayor Edward J. Finnegnn in a
notice submitted last week to the city
council. All are heading his call for a
cleaner Norwalk and the city in fair-
ly'smillng at itself tor the way in
which things are progressing.
The street department under (.‘hair-
man Nelson w. Benedict is working
in harmony and monorailon with the
John and William ii. Guthrie and Ken-'
citizens,
PREACHED TO
BE
South Methodist
spoke well and his
Rev. John E. Zleter
ARCANUM MEM«
R8.
pastor oi the
Episcopal Church.
preached to a large delegation of tho
members of the Royal Arcanum, of
which he is a member.
The pastor
talk was deeply up.
preciated by the Arcanum men in no
teudance.
now is REAL ESTATE TIME.
Advertise your vacant property
early and get, it rented. Sentinel clas-
sliled ads. do the work cheaply and
“quickly.
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Masses were held in the local Cain.
olic churches this morning for the
repose of the souls of those who lost
their lives on the ill-tater! Titanic.
WELL KIWI MISTER
am us Health by van
Rev. D. holineider.‘wh‘9 [is a well
known mm id Rice I‘M 'Wie..
writeat ,
"tirade hes-y
, _ Mercatpmaeh tro'u-
ble ll", Year truth which i was kept
tarball this months. Iliad sanded
services his doctor. but to me
WW
”W sues
self~sacrltlce and said in part:
That ideal is the gift to the world
of the religion of Jesus which alone
insists that the strong should bear the
burdens of the weak. alone defines
love to be the readinessi to die tor the
beloved. and alone holds up for men's
worship. not any superman. but a
lamb as it had been slain. in their
emua conceite we hear the soeptlc. and
unboliever disposing of the religion
of Jesus as being played out. Why
can not a man be lua‘t as well of with
out, as with. Christ? What does this
church. which has all it can do to
keep body and soul together, amount
to that we should bother with it?
Where is this Jesus when: you protons
lo beliovp risen from the dead. that
with our own one we may see evi~
dance 0! in presence? Clear and strong
the trasedy of acts enacted within the
week makes answer: "Here in the life
of the world today is He that, liveth.
and was dead. and is alive forever
more." lly their fruits ye shall know
‘tliem.
A church that holds up an ideal
whose perfectly sublime incarnation
has bowed the whole civilized world
liu adoring reverence before it, is a
!church worth listening to. A religion
which makes the first law 0! nature
go down before, the last, word of Grace.
lthe n'sy the instinct. oi‘ sell-preserva-
tion yielded to the )‘lrtue of self-eac-
riilce on the T‘ilnnic. is a religion
which. so tar from helm; played out.
is n preach: power nit-m can not afford
to disregard. A Christ. who face to
taro with death, makes men take up
ills cross and follow Him is at Christ
nlltlliilng liimscit alive by.the most
lniuilibio oi" proofs. tor the world. it it
in wine, as wise as it thinks, to live
by. ‘
Rev. M'Gregor'e Sermon.
liepartiup from the usual manner in
which the ministers .of thewtown last
evening mentioned the terrible? disas-
ter, Roy. Ernest F. Mctireuor. pastor
of the lh‘fttt Congregational Church,
did not allude -‘.o the Titanic calamity
at all during hill sermon. ills topic
was Ships That Went Not at the eve.
ning service. but while his talk hinged
on llm disaster as a background there
nus nothing specific in connecdon
with the shipwreck of the last week.»
'lhe sermon was a character one
and had much to do with the ship
wreck of character as well as of VPii~
help. There, were many general state-
ments which could ‘easily have been
takr. to have'beendrawn from incl-
den's oi the Titanic“ disaster by the
)ilclOl‘, yet they were not specified as
such. Lessons from shipwrecks in
general were drnwu from the excellent
sermon and the pastor utilised the
psychological condition of his entire.
(limit-e audience with an indirect
method of his own. pleasing them
more perhaps than had be portrayed
the terrible accident and its moon»
on dog incidents, and he left the con-
,tion to attach his incidents-to the
special case of the Titanic.
mtos svruur not .
ms amt lilltllliih
M V
Louis Anderson.the ten yearuld buy
who lived in Taylor avenue and who
disappeared from his home on April
9th. was found in New Canaan yester-
day by his brother. alter spending sov—
erai days in that place at the expense
of the selectmen who took a liking to
the boy.’ ‘ ‘
The younltatcr had quite an exper-
ience: Just where he went first af-
ter lelvinxhome lanai known. but
about a week ago, he landed at Louis
8. Nyary's home, in ‘Connectieut‘ave-
one. Mr. um» according to infor.
mation received by. Constable Henry
0. Seller, who was? «on ‘ the ”case,
brought the boy to south Nowell: no
line station from whence hegren away
again. presumably to set. an s o'clock
niece".
Norwalk’s means Dry Goods Store :3
8 and 6 Gazette Building. Norwallt. Connecticut
Visit Our Waist
Department
New additions to the stock are arriving every day.
The Popular MIDDY BLOUSES, plain-White. or trimmed with red or blue; also. in
mi... Blue Serge; allthe latest models ........ $1.00 to $2.75
WOMEN‘S WAISTS, Silk. Linen, Net and Lingerie. '
See our large stock of UNDERSKIRTS; many styles, including the close fitting tops; Mes-
aaline or Tafieta Silkmnd Heatherblobm in black and many colors.
g"l""~I‘.'-'i‘/“I~l'.'- twig/n,"
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DOG RUN OVER BY AUTO.
Bowling along at a good rate or
speed the automobile owned by H. Q; ' '
Woodbury. of Hartford. C 6212. are ~ .
cording to the register book. yester- ,
day attemoon ran over and badly in- _
loved the white bull dog of Edward
Bernard. of. Spring street, while he.
was accompanying his master through ‘
Burchard'a Hill. The automobile did
not stop, although the occupants knew,
they had hit the little animal. The
dog was so badly injured it is fofi'red.
that he will die and as he is quite ‘
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mint.
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HOSPtTAL NOTES.
Clinton item Huntley. at
town. was operated upon last evening
t‘lcorge-
", ’7’," "I‘ '1'-I~/-f
\‘\3.\‘ \7.
trolleyior standard. fl‘hat we. the .
last seen or heard oi the hey until W; '(
rosters»: when constable eel-er its-r
' pertained that ”he was In‘Newflamflo
to! the bloomed,“ g use
is
for appendicitis by Dr. Ward 5. ire . s
gory assisted by lir. L. M. Allen und . . _ . , H
Dr. William ii. iiururil. H :1 . .
liarrtgs Fleuoiiynggit Ngirwgtik. gig? is This rainy weather ;:
opersite upon Sstu ny iy ‘ir. ‘ - u . g .. . , , A
llani .i. Tract-y, assisted by in: Henry " " ‘ ,. ma ._ make 0“ . feel H
‘il ii)? "iii it" " ' ’ A
,C. . ierer an r. rnncls . urue . ' ..c
um ‘ ' :9 . that you on lit to have 3:.
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DAfllBN STATION, nosaeo. H 3. .Bamprog C03?! ,.. : g
The Darien railroad station was u n » ' . \
broken into either, Saturday night or it 1 gyg you ever seen the H
yesterday mornlna. The report came it 'x N ’3
to the South Nowell: police yesterday it CW . '_ , ii
and according to their version or it, it it . . _,n
to not known just What was taken. , migl h T d g.
The mun-nee, was affected by break- it IS wee g I! ,
ing a window in the east bound eta: U _ R I C , 3.}
lion. through which the robbers climb. it ag an oat H
ed. The authorities in Darlen are in- ii ll
‘ e
"“"‘“"“"“ ' ._ [u It ts guaranteed to be i!
SEWER CONTRACT AWARDED. ' l0 s ' r 0 ii
The newer committee or the Non ii. [alnpl'oof and ‘8 Slilta- {i
walk City Council awarded the con- -- ‘ , . fl
tract for the Ward street sewer exten- :: . ble to be worn l“ 8011- ll
slow. through its Chairman. Irving H. g ' I .n A
tired. on Saturday. to Contractor John is Shine weather as we“. ::
F l’nmhen. The work has been con. il .
imprinted for some time and' it is an- it They come Ill gray, g!
nonnced that Contractor Patchen will H
m... n... he”... 0.. w........._.. it , ‘ brown and tan. Spe- 3,.
morning. ‘” " ' I 0. d n r.
-.. ' it cut puts an we 23
-it nae reported this morning that l. [‘6 s . 3|
Felnsod had purchased a portion cl ‘3 ‘ 2. worth 18' . _ n
”‘° ‘“"°°“ ”W“ '“ “it“ “”“i' n ;» Other Rubberized and it
south of theSouth Not-walk Methodist ii i \_ N
Episcopal Church in which he phopos- . Cravanette Coats from ll
as to open a truit stand. There is 39 ‘ it
some agitation to form a stock com-‘ it $4.98 to $15. .
pany and purchase hhe property in or- u H
der that the opeunig at such a store in it 9‘
that locality might be prevented but it _ Ii
.up to the present time those behind ~ . . "- ,
the movement have not met with any .‘l . - . , ll
degree of success. 3‘ ’ rle er , 0
WW u 9 . 9.!
Kenneth Fasln, of Cross street. it . Ii
Norwalk. sustained a scalp wound yea» - :1 ,7: :::: :.:.:.:r.:g.:.:.1:.:_I.:.:.:.:,:.:.: if!
terday while playing ball when the
batsman swung the bat to the rear.
catching the youngster in the heads
The little fellow .auflered somewhat
and Dr. William J. Tracey was called "
and attended his iniurii‘s. . The Rewed & Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Iquipped
ELHIOTRICAL SHOP ..
in the Town
AUTO IUFPLIIO ..
Phone sort-50 so. Main on. i '3
So. Not-walk. Music Hall Block :1
35
years‘ selling “Shmvknivt”,
Socks and seeing the some peo-
ple buy them, year after year.
means more than Just selling
"socks? it means comfort as
Well as service, for men will
not buy aervlca alone. A man ,
all tidy on his feet demands
be h. We, recommend, “Shaw. .
." kn t" socks on the rec mmen- .
. nation of 85 years of” satisfied.
customers. .
, Fromlbe up. ,
Athletic Underwear, in single
garments or Union Suits. '
' From 600 up.
The Well.
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on: wank
,: , pr» hesitation-tines Ad. will give”
‘ You a good choice of replies to answer.
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