Sewer pipe and other
Matters of that stripe
That are in season.
There is no size
Nor branch or bend
gnu: we are not
,Pi’epered to send.
Upon our stock
You may depend
And with good reason!
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL he. ng‘e
TWO CENT!
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JUNK
There are junk dealers thatm el~3
weye knocking their competitors ee to
their honesty. 1 claim all Junk men
are suite—they are all honest. But
they can't My my prions. 'l‘nke‘ed
version of my hlxh prices for all kinds
of junk.
RAGE. to PER LI.
locale! high psi-lope for ”other lode.
G. “YO UR DISKY
1'01. 912. 325-27 Ely Ave;
‘ walk Over Shoes
are made of every leather 33and in
enough shapes to perfectly lit every
foot in a shoe. Correct for every oc-
casion e
Two Stores
M. Iowa 8.3 Sons
195 Washington Bridge. 1 Benton St.
CONNEALLY
BRACKEN
The Latest
«3 Thing in
LADIES’
DRESS
FOOT-
W E A R
Black Silk and
0..
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$10 000 City of South Nonalk l per
cent. Water Bonds, due 1939.11t 98 1-2.
~ Maples 81 Goidschmidt
South Norwelk
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WALL STREET, ll :1. in.-- (lpening3
gains were not well sustained. but
there was increased aetiviiy in var-
ious minor issues. Missouri. Kansas
and Texans. Rock island .pfd., American
Beet Sugar, American (.‘nn, Mexican
‘3 Petroleum, Corn Products and Pacific
‘ Telephone advanced l :to 2 joints, but
‘ standard issues wavered in sympathy
3 BlackS'atin‘ Pumps
Come #1 and see them.
CON NEALLY' &
.. BRACKEN
8: Washington St.
‘a’ . 'I'In/n '
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Hazelton
COAL
; The B. Hershfield 8: Son Co.
, TOI. M 122 Wm? M.
Homer S.‘ Beers & Co.
Zea w. wasumoron er. so. now.
uwooowano ave. so. NOR.
13 MAIN er. NORWALK
“i that at: ‘
. "v 3
. ., [unlit
ed. saturdaye at noon.
.anppingers Falls. N. i‘.,
APll‘il. 101'3. 1012. “410.6003 .
lien floimens. president: John H. Knapp. vice-president:
i ,onodwerd, secretary and treasurer.
it Monday erosion from it until 8 o'clock.
with some pressure against {unsign-
mated Copper. There was a fair vol-
nine of business during the first hour,
but the list lacked yesterdaj‘s scope.
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Mre. Mary Jane Webb.
Mrs. Mary Jane Webb died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary A.
Mention, of Cross street. itowayton.
yesterday noon at the. use of 71 years.
The funeral services will be held at
the home tomorrow evennlx at 8 o'-
clock and the interment will follow in
on Friday
morning.
Funeral of Mrs. Matteeon.
The funeral of Mrs. Annie it. Mat-
icson, widow of Albert ii. Matieson
{who died at her home in Arch street
yesterday at the'age of 83 years will
-be held Friday afternoon from her
late home at 3 o'clock. Rev. Ernest
lF. McGregor. of the Congregational
church will omciate. interment will
atke place In the Norwaik cemetery.
Mrs, Matteson was a daughter of Eb-
enezer and Mary Brockway, and
leaves two sisters, Misses Elizabeth
and Adelia Brockway. Mrs. Dexter
Hitchcock, who died recently was an-
other sister.
M
Amelie P. Lemcke.
The remains of Amelia P. Lenicke‘
will be taken to New York on Tiihrs-
day by .Undertaker D. W. Raymond for
cremation.
—
, Every day some store-patrons who
ought to come to your store to also
where—«to their own and your dieed-
vantage—because
was not quite lmpeliine enough.
your advertising
.—
lf G. Washington was never asked
by it found mother whet he thought of
her cute baby. then it, may he that he
i never told a lie—Chicago Daily News
George
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Waste Bitter as to Authorship
of theiilti Melody
As it has been well established
that the Titania's band played for it-
last selection tit tune known to or
name u “Autumn" the chance. etc
that e. revival of interest in that has
old melody will result. Students of1
hymnoloay will be pleased to learn
the fact but it will merely serve in to
increase their curiosity as to the ori-;”
sin of the tune.
in this matter they will find mod
ern hymnala moat perplexing end
generaly blind guides, hardly any two as...
' of them agreeing as to the authorship.
lA New York Sunday paper printed the
tune and spoke of it as a Spanish
melody. At the beet that is a vague
ldesignation which means little to any
,one and even less to students or
church music who will fall to see in
the tune any resemblance to melodies
of known Spanish or Portugues. ori
gin as "Autumn" has no little in com»
i won with the "Portuguese Hymn." or
"Spanish Chant" for instance, as it
has with that luguhrious and mourn-
t‘ul air, "Windham." once sung by tho
__ fathers,
. For—Sale
The Episcopal Hymnal, in the
Hutchins arrangement, the one xen-
orally used. acts 'ouide\ me, 0 Thou
(treat Jehovah," to the tune. of "Au-
tumn" and credits it to one F H
imiineinion, Lenders Domini" one
of the standard hymnais iii (tonne-a
national churches, puts two I11 Inn. to
“Autumn," one being "Mighty God.
while Angels illeas Thee" and the
other‘ '(‘rowu his Head with Endless
Blessings” l'nhuppilv the tune is
mailed Arranged by (l P itoot' and
‘ the arrangement is a wry unfortunape
one as most musicians will agree are
3 tor having (‘Omliflritd il'Wllh the orig-
inal lune which is clearly 0i
ii’l ghtconth (Annuity orinin.
'ihe Methodist Hymnal. which is
one of the latest hymnals arranged for
a great body of t.‘ hrisliuna and which
is one of the best hyinnnla now in
use. cites the tune in its standard
form and sets two hymns to it. one
being the well known, "liail, Thou
tinci» Despised Jesus," and ”it? other
a communion hymn, "Joann Spreads
His Banner O'cr us" and credits the
authorship of the melody to iiouiir
vun Each.
There may be other claimants to a
the tune,'whlch is marked at once by
dignity, fire, and richness and it may
turn out to have been an adaptation
of some3 melody tar older than any of
the hymn: we now sing to it. Milli)
persons associate ‘it with the hvrnn
set to it in the Episcopal h\mnel
"Guide Mo. 0 Thou Great Jehovah."
The hymn was nritten by William
Williams, a Welchman in his native‘
tongue. and it is among the possibil-
ities that he also set it to the tune
later known as “”Atituntn, and which
was to him a Welch melodi. it is
far more stiggestive of Weicn m ricot-
. tisb origin than of anything Continen
Isl
if the leader of the band had the
hymn alluded to in mind ht‘ might
have seen it peculiar fitness in tile last
stanza: -—
"When i trend the vertical Jordan.
Bid my anxious fears subside;
Death of death and hell's destruction."
Land me safe on Canaan's side."
The tune is n0t wedded to a dell-
nite hymn as is "liux Beulgne" to
"lead, Kindly Light. or "Coronation"
to "All Hail the Power of Jesus‘
Name," not any ln 8.7.8.7. can be
sun; to it as many are and have been
ilt is. therefore, impossible to know
what hymn the bend might have had
in mind but. the cooled made by the
lender war-i a magnificent one.
All baseball players are not fond of
dancing. Neither are all dancers crazy
about baseball. iiut there are a suf-
ficient number oi the members of the
Norwnlk High School team fond of
both’paatiiues to warrant the poet:
ponement of the Danbnry-Norwaik
game in .Danlinry today. Through
Manager Moses the game scheduled in
nanbury for this afternoon was post-
poned until tomorrow afternoon that.
the team members who desire to at-
tend the Alumni danoe this evening
may do so.
The woman who m teach can one
private pupils—assuredly through a
, tastiest competes of Sentinel Went
“vowel“.
W '
Why ehonldnt a. girl want to marry
amen who onuldn t support her as well,
In her full" doe-t
Unites what you want is a very u
4 usual thing, you will had a fienfinel
Want Advertisement in on issue is-
letin; to it.
mm...
A woman is more careful of Mfg,
,coinpleiiion if site purchased it.
00.9 In.
‘ lesion“ Points—CM.
1.,
iFIREW ALARMS
0007“ NOW“. VIII ALAIN
"we; We. a. my."
03.4 North lei- Oil.
i Egg?" a “red Mum
L omfirfiu
J53): at. am enacts: amt.
ire-mat eh. ranks. School.
it—nConoorti in. Concord and Uri-ole
M—North loin-a Ari-Bu
“.Hrfhm St. andIa who?“ Ave.
1 l—Wm Co‘dkrl I'Bt.
ii-—Weet Bl. hand 1' °17lor v3e.
23-41111: Av v.e and eat.
It—Cheetnut and Ste.
25-— Routh It and“ nroe nu.
futon we. and Austin at.
:::ngll)u omeotrte “Works. State It.
31nd “Water an.
331%”? not! If: 00.
d—Felrdeld Aver end Coder
:h'i‘evlor Ave. and Bo th Stat
t-8 Wood oodwe Ave. en Heedow 8t.
tkgarrltt and Quintud Aves. end Wet.
«—-w Mead!» wndee Aves.
ii—Gol en "Hill t. and lilirnwood Ave.
at 2333-ii'r-:l33i3i3tl.333:31!str3iid33A33n3 no. rt ate.
- ye e an e
ltnNorv‘relk lock (30.. Drive e.’
(x )Denntee non intorterion bone.
meter box. from which the nuns
her of any box can be sounded
One stroke et 13 noon and I 9- IL.
standard me. 1-
“One llmlko at odd times. testing or
no open, -
Two etroltee after an alarm. fire out. re-
celie lepenmon
“(Thine ei‘ow etroh3oe. water to be shut
Atmo‘p. m.. eeehWeenuldey.ebon
in tilled for tee!
NORWALK FIR. ALARM.
15~Co3rner of Main and Well Streets.
21- iielden Avenue and Unto Item no.
22:8”an Hill and Kellogg Street.
33“” men Pork.
w West Avenue and Berkeley street
27——li'rnnkltn Avenue and Lyne- Piles.
31— a house. (Private burn.
out Avenue and Merwin Street
33:ilnrbor Avenue and Orchard Etreet.
3t» -(‘i1npel Street and Harbor Avenue
36- West Avenue. near the armory. .
lite Simone Etreet and Kim Creel '
41- ~( rose Street and Wilton avenue
”within street aand North Avenue
ennui-“runes titre
gl Marl"!!! Elmer and Tlndail Lane.
'«hinln and Catherine Bireetn ’
S$~~New Cam. ii lined and Fair street.
B‘~——(.lififlinul treat, near Summer St.
liswhiain Street and Union Avenue.
ll'.‘~~t)n The Green.
GENREIIL Ayenuo end IJnooln Avenue.
«walnut Avenue and ihekam Lane.
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IAOT NORWALK FIRI ALARM IDXII
Fire hendquartem. utl \‘efi lent Street. Fit.
elepbonoi
t—Fltch School (private).
5 «Marvin School tprtvete.
zit-«Eur Wnehiim n and 3ort Ste.
lib-V Zendt 8t. mi (in rn Ave.
men Ave. and Rowen t.
2l7-—Winfleld 8!.
223» art and Charles Bil.
him not Are and tell Si.
hall—«lit John 8:. an he Are.
gas-«t leevlew Ave. and First St.
3 ~~liouiovnrd and Second as:
33 .4: we Ave. and turn
sat-Bouteverd and
8tt~ Kemrm. end
ltz—Keyner 8t. and.
sea-snore Hat en.
A telephone t
lt'tooi between the
. (Tel.
the Hill Ave. (Tet;
Pond rd. (Tel.
0M
wl‘riveto hone wit only 33b3e pulled for
tire on remleee wiene located.
moon alarms era only to be given b
the chief or acting chief upon his arriv
et the tire
etIt
1-0ns blast 33. odd “true-.3. testing or line
l—One blast at I .Iii. .. standard time.
lo im'i'wo blame. ouL
fl~ il--'i"wanty two. "at s a In no morn-
nuseuion of public Ichuol.
3-“ ilgnTn'enty-two. t 13:30 am no on
' moon session
liiiillll‘l—Jl‘en bleete quickly cells the
anti re department.
IOWAVTON Flfll ALARM DIITRIOTI
11~gletilend Ave. to N. LN . .hfl.
13—inch" Blutf Bell intend.
11.331333. Rims 'el'd i°“ml to
-~ n on o n
3-—"t’..~e:tmi." :Ilcmey at. to annoyer
23-Pennosser Lt tom
ix-Cronns
u3-Ruilroed towBrookefde.
eet Ollie
il—«Whlt eBrid‘e north to Brook-lac.
id—White Brri‘dn Sound. .
SLW.°IL.I3LIJBOM.
public echool
l7—WhiteB rid"
One stroke a the one bell of odd times _
indicates testing.
“We etroltee of tire bell. thus. 1- -i. a}.
”Four strokes of are bell. than. i 1 hi.
water to be shut oft.
"A third or more eternal indicate serious
SOUTH NORWALK POIT OFFICI
MAILS
South Norwnlk Poatoftice
' Mule. ARMVI FROM
Isn't): rnPoI 1:00.
"3:. ii 110” ‘- IL:
w3e3ete'rn Phln3te'4328 $00.3 10:10 e. 3.;
s.
0 '—ii: 'llso aid. as
“Will-4: 3i}! 0.00. iii: -oo 3e. lit. ‘1’- .oo.’i3:eo.
eouoeearon
not: I: 00.0:00. a: an. ”3"
Western ::.;to.loooe.1n 11:“.
oulnlio' “M‘tdotm 31:00.:009.II
I" o e e I
Norwei—ez ”:M.3°9' 01503; m.: nee
Halls “forogllpoo polnte3 3910:." h: 803 9. III. In!
n. E. GROVE. Pbetmi'.
NorwnilIPoetoiflce
M Ill. ”DIEM.
III-‘3- II W
.m— and wept or° union-d. w-
“thfimuuolm no
: nm.-— InWeeten 7 m
”3‘... “31th .52.":
t in ii e or : In. .
nah! coiled. :n‘t n. 3
'l‘tuomt.
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TRISTRAM & HYATT
Norwnllt'a Lending Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk, Connecticut
FancyWhiteDress Goods
A most complete assortment of dainty fabrics, in-
cluding Madras in self stripes and figures, Plain Cor-
duroys, Sheer Lawns. Marquisettes, Nainsooks, india
Linens, Persian Lawns, Batistes,-Dotted Swisses, and
Seraphique Crepes
WASH DRESS GOODS IN ALL NEW SHADES.
....:a :l‘ltl'..i.i'...f“l. am "-0 ~ You' re Wise Charlie,
Aren’t You?
Mother: Charlie. you're wise.
ain‘t you? What did you send that
iunhman in here for when i told you
to telephone ill for Wm. i-lffron. 35
Fort St, East Norwalk. who pays to
lb. for race and better prices for
rubber metals and feather beds than
anyone else,
Charlie; What difference does it
. make?
Mother: “3hiil difference does, it
make if you askedine for a orange
and i gave you a lemon. You know
right well that we live in a good io-
cailty and we don't want bells dang-
ling around here, and Wm. Eftron
doesn't its arrnind with bell» nor
come to the house unless sent for.
Next time watch for the sign. (15 Fort
' and you will learn something.
The Live,
Up-to-date
Merchant
with that
Satisfied
Expression
Lurking in
His Coun- .
tenarice
Is the
Successful fl,
Business
Man—
He '
Advertises
in The
Sentinel
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vs 33“.“? . " ‘
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RAIN
OATS
H.Krieger & Co.
Wtaa'nanfialaan
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The Reed 8t Volk'
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO aunties
Phone 805—50 80. Main St, ~-
30. Norwelk. Music Hall Bloch n j ,
This rainy weather
may make you feel
that you ought to have
a Rainproof’Coat.
Hive you eyer seen the
‘ New
English Tweed
Raglan Coat.
It is guaranteed to be
rainproof and is suita-
ble to be worn in sun-
Shine weather as well.
They, come in gray,
brown and tan. Spe-
cial price and well
worth $18. '
Other Rubberized and
Cravanette Goals from
$4.98 to SIS.
« years‘
means more than just
“socks."
well as service. for
not buy service alone.
all day'on‘ his feet
both.
in
customers.
Front 25: up.
Athletic Underwear, in
garments 01‘, Union Suite.
Floor 500 up.
ONE WIIK
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|of e. Sentinel Classified ad. will dive
you a good choice of replies to answer.
',G3et the best tenant or landlord you
V
.8 Weehingten 0t.
. M , ‘ grim
selling “Shawknil”
Socks and seeing the same peo-
ple buy them. year after year,
selling
it means comfort as
men will
‘A man
demands
We recommend “Shaw-
ltnlt" socks on the recommen-
dation of 35 years of satisfied
JosephDavis
to
it
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