can: rum: ‘1"
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so; Right!
How pleasant at mom
when in scanty attire we rise
from our couch just to look
at the fire, to find it beginning
to prick through the coals all
, ready for business—for the
Coffee and rolls; to find it's
not out and the stove full of
ashes to cause us to speak
with our words full of
dashes. With such coal as
this we begin the day right-
ly, we are filled with con-
tent and
lightly.
take our tasks
THE
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
Business is Sensitive
It only goes where it is invited.
And stay where it is well treated.
Please send us your orders for flooring of hard wood.
Warm in winter and sweet and clean in summer.
You Know Our Middle Name is
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in TaortwA‘LK mama SENTINEIS‘
HHSHN NANIS
HBSEIIHCIWE
PLAN STOPPED
Satisfied Customers.
HATCH & BAILEY COMPANY
Specials For Wednesday.
t‘od l’ish ............ 14c
llallbut 12 1-2c
“FRESH HERRING 8c
Salmon ..........
Smelt
12 I-2C
12 I-2C
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Clearance Sale
All our Men's $10.00 Suits and
()vcrcoats at ......... $800l
All $7.00 Men's Suits and Over-
coats ................ $5.00‘
All our l’loys' Suits and Over-
coats . . .
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GO'FTLIEB’S
$7 and $10 Suits.
n N. Main St. So. Norwalk.
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33% ofifi
SPECIAL for TUESDAY
HAM “whole or half" 16c lb.
1 Rib l.;lnlb (hops 16c lb. I’rcsh Shoulders 14c lb.
licel‘ Liver ........ 12c lb. l.c;lll l'ot Roast 14c lb.
t'ol‘ilctl l’lgs- l‘lccl . . 6C lb. t‘rll‘llt'tl l’i‘qs~ heel .. 8C lb-
Beers Meat & Provision Co.
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RIGGERMAN
ROS., 64 North Mani
PHONE 914
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MARKET
Hayes’ Block
69 North Main Street
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, SERVICES PLANNED
l.rni Ileulns tomorrow. .‘tsll Wednes
tilt). and ends liastcl‘ Sunday, April
l. 'l‘onlorrow nlornint: in St. .losepll's
t'lllll‘tll, on South Main street. mass
wlll 've tclcbrated at X o'clock, at lllt‘
close of \t‘lilfll the ashes will be dis
lliblltcd.
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Tomorrow evening in St.
Joseph‘s t‘llurch there will he rosary
and benedirtioll of tile Blessed Sacra»
Illt‘lll, following, which ashes \\lll again
be distributed.
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The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP
Money Loaned
on
Articles of Value
Joseph R‘osenfield, Prop.
40 wrcren erase-r.
SOUTH NORWALK
NEW STYLE STERLING
PLAYER PIANO
The M.Sonnenbergll’iano Co
M4 Washington St.
Established l888
IlelllSlED I
Every Friday during Lent ill the
local church. there will be Stations of
the t‘ross and lienediction at 7:30
o‘clock. After tllis week there will be
evening services orl Sundays and Fri-
days. Every Sunday evening a visit
n. ’inlzpriest will deliver an appropriate
Jlllt‘ limit-report court in the cflort to and ““9“.“ng serum"
‘dctcrnllllc thr- lcual status of the slot 1
'mnchines that give chewing gum and
(NIH MACHINE
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rm this city are very rllltcll interested
.- the battle \\'lllt'll is to be “aged in
“wk, ”hm“, “mph “.0”. ”mm... ‘ day. as preserved lit the Roman (‘atllo- ‘
confiscated by state police in a raid lli' Chllrt‘ll. tllt‘ priest marks the sign
on a score oi Iii-idizeport's saloons. It lot the cross on the foreheads of
“ii““11W“I"‘-"““'d“5' 1'1‘1“"‘l‘-" ("’“r' those present, with the ashes of the
lllat 10 of the proprietors whose slt- . y . ,
loons were raided and lllaehincs ' palms “30d ill the 0‘er“("”08 0f the
found therein he allowed to form” Previous Palm Sunday. The words,‘
their bonds, while the case of James
.I. liavvley .of Main and West \Yasll-
.illuton streets, be fought through the
ieolll'ts for ll decision from the Sil-
1pr~ernc I‘ourt.
: i‘llicf of l‘olit‘e \N'illillm It. l’cnnlnll-
iron has one of the machines in ques-
lion which be collllsellted front the
‘lx’lawron t'lnb. The machne is still
llu-cupylnu good space in the chief's
lprhate office and he is very much in—
ll-rcsterl in what decision is handed
‘down ill the matter. It is understood
and unto dust thou shalt return",.are
; pronounced in Latin, as each cross is
lorigin. and it is thought probably
‘extended to entire congregations by
’lllQ beginning of the eighth century.
,Tlle phrase “dies clnerum" (day of
ashes) appears in the earliest extant
rcopies of the Gregorian Slicl'arnentary.
WITH OUR ADVERflSERS.
Points for
sider When Out Shopping.
(treat clothing sale ill progress
Avrick‘s. Prices appear in adv, ,
Special price on floor at the Great
‘A. & P. See adv, ‘
Ladies' coats for little money
Jacoby‘s. See adv.
Nothing but the best at Cutbill‘a
llridge Market. Big variety of fish
fronl which to choose. See adv,
Special sale of rubber door mats at
The Roller, to and 2.30. Store. See
adv.
Buckeye intubators at Dow's.
and see how they work.
E. Sillietman, ladies' tailor. 3t;3 Fair-
field avenue, Bridgeport. asks you to
inspect the models of the walking
suits he is offering for a month. as a
special for $233,000. All garments gift:
{It
at
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(‘all
entire. satisfaction, even the smallest
detail receiving .‘dr. Sllneinlan's per-
sonal attention.
Dr. .I. H. Mallory. who
has been
spending the weekend with his chit“
dren, in Hartford, returned to his den‘
tel practice, ill South Norwallt, this
morninrt.
There’s no job in this city that can
not filled by a really capable
Vu't'l‘kfll'" and all capable workers tour
In-
porarny our of work. WEUII Tllc Sen-'
ilelp wand-d ads closely
Iiiit .
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Sentinel Reader: to Von:
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.:IIIII|IN}]‘l(II(' lo'czil tptilitiilhwrill Illl't'lm‘o; l'. l RAPS OF THE GAVE!"
ion a writ of rcplcvin. l The regular weekly meeting ot
l _________,__________ . Washington Camp, No. 11, P. 0. S, A.,
lwill be held this evening ill the quar-
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[A8]. Bun-filo STOCK :ters orl Washington street.
‘ i The members of Old \Yell
Lodge,
‘,.\'0. 108. l“. & A. .\l., will this evening
YARDS CLOSE IODAY'llold their regular semimonthly rou
’ ltille business meeting.
2 I linens Tribe, N0. 26. 'l. o. n, .\l..
Bream, N. Y.. Feb. 16,—The stock ‘ meet tonight in the Wigwam
1yards at East Buffalo will close this; West \\'asllington street.
afternoon under State and Federal or- Tomorrow night the regular “'69le
,ders, because of the retappearance ot' Illectiug 01' Butler Lodge, N0. 97. 1. 0.
‘foot and mouth disease, and there ap-‘ 0, F., will be held ill Odd Fellow's
pears to be some uncertainty as to' lltlll, on South Main street.
.\\'Il(‘ll ”19y “-i“ “3.099". i SOUEII‘ .\'0rv.alk Cont‘lnYE. No. 4E8.
The Federal order extended existing‘ l. 0. ll, will tomorrow night transact
quarantine regulations over all States the regular routine matters of bust.
east of the Missrssippi river and north ness.
of 'l‘ennessee, and the State order, is— ——
sued last night, prohibits the shipment H \s IUD .\l\.\Y (‘,\.
of live stock from any State under w. ‘\> V, “lurk. of South \Iain
quarantine to New York State. .slreet. enjoys ll... [listinotion of hay.
This situation. packing house men int: :lttl-ntlrti [o ;_'_t)tl0 obstetric.” cases
‘Kllere said. meant a fresh meat famine 'l'il‘lm! In" practice in Nnrwulk, these
for all parts of New York State de-
pending on Buffalo slaughter houses.
lpl'nciicr.
t‘lrll'lx war the attending physician
was when twins, Johannes and Mar-
L..l'"t “' Iv born lrlulltll to Mr.
and .\lrs r‘rank llllt-ona. of III Shrine,
llil. llr t‘lork look 'lll thr- practice
A WISE MERCHANT. an
advertiser; ills goods. if he cannot do
it in a large way. he uses the Sentinel “r "NW “w m Nurmdk ”mm ”I“
classified "For Sale" columns. Call My”. .. ”v hm, Wm,” M ”W “N
‘uo the office, and v ad, with will call Li...” W,” ,,.,,,_,_. ,3” “m ‘7 Mars
Ill you. nl Ills l-:’.. 'tlrt :vm' liming t1... 3. ‘
nine years he .rtt-Iuled lll“ pt‘tulltl
‘I'Inllsl'h! Mum-l llr t'll-rk Iv nllr til
th- urn-t successful and popular doc.
.tnra ill the HI}.
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Tr) an ad in The Sentnlel-—-.\'nr
walk'a leading home paper. ..
lll the ceremonial of Ash \\'ednes-‘
"Remember. man, that thou art dust,‘
, made. This custom is or very ancient 3
it ,
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lo-In: Illlll'cl} txclnshe of his regular ;
The last blrtll at vv‘lich llr. '
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Hitch impressive funeral ceremonies.
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;dent Wilson told callers today he lav-i
!ored a reasonable andlgeneral clolure,‘
,rule ill the Senate. the believes in a'
lrule to stop obstructive tactics, bu ‘
lWIllt'll would not cut oil fair debate.
Discussing the Shipping Bill, the
President said he believed the major-
ity of the Senate was for it. and thatl
evidences of the need of its passage
were accurrrulating. He told callers he
did not expect the Shipping bill nor
the .rtppriprialions bills to fail,
therefore. he had not finally consider
ed calling. all extra session.
The President ronlerred with Sella»
tors Kern and Stone and alterwurd .\Ir.
intimated that
had definite plans tor getting the bill
through the Senate, but he refused to
reveal details.
The l'resident
possible to rush
n
and,
Kern the lIclllocvats
was told it will be
.\ppropria1ioll
til'
the
bills through the Senate lll three
tour days.
\\'.\Slithi’l‘tl.\. l'cb
in lilo Senate OH'I' the
Ship I'urcllase lllll today awaited
action ol lilo House on the amended
shipping measure. where the way for
its passage during the day has been
paved by a party cant us
In the administration
senators continued their efforts when
the Senate met today to tort-e a clo-
ttlre rule to end the Republican fill»
buster against the Shipping bill and
the special Senate committee ordered
to inquire into all charges of influences
at work for or against tllc measure
held at its first meeting. All aspects
of the proposed inquiry alld a plan for
conducting it were. considered by the
, committee.
Administration leaders ill the House,
confident of a majority for the bill as
a result of last night's caucus action.
jwere prepared to press it to a final
vote before adjournment tonight, The
caucus which committed itself to lllu
compromise Shipping bill. by a vote or
1:34 to 21'. had directed that the House
llules (‘onlmittee brim; In it special
rule for consideration of the measure.
1'». -'l‘llc llgilt
\dlninisrrat ioll
the
meantime.
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TDEATHs AND FUNERALS.
Albert F. Scofield.
The death of Albert 1‘). Scolield oc-
curred yesterday at his residence. in
Pound Ridge, New York. lie was for
many years a resident of Norwalk, but
about sixteen years ago secured a farm
in -Pound Ridge, where he had since
made his home. lie leaves a wife and
one son, George H. Scolield. of East
Norwalk. Deceased had many' fric'nds
in town. He was in the seventy-third
year of his age. Funeral services will.
be held from his late residence, on
Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock, and
the remains will be brought to “away-
(on for interment ill the family plot in
i Union cemetery.
Funeral of Mr. Blackford.
I The funeral of Ulysses Grant Black-
ford, husband of Mary Spencer, who
died Sllnday. at his New Kerk resi-
dence, was held this afternoon, at 4
:o'clock, from the late home, on 3421
‘West 85th street. Burial will be in
Norwalk, the remains arriving in this
city on the 11:11 o‘clock train totuor~
row morning.
Mr. and Mrs, Blackford were mem-
fbers of the Knob Club of this city.
. Mr.‘ Blackford is survived by two little
‘ girls, who are well-known to the mem-
bers of the Knob.
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Funeral of Clptain Hoyt.
Tile funeral of Captain James W.
Hoyt, who died Sunday evening. ill St.
Vincent's Hospital, Bridgeport, will be
held Thursday afternoon. at - 2:30
o'clock, from the late home on South
Main street. Rev. William ll. Wake-
llalu, pastor of the First .\I. E. Cllurcn,
of South Norwallr. will olllclate and in
ternlent will follow in Riverside ceme-
tcry. The Odd Fellows will also hold
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PresidM Tels callers lle Favors ai:
Reasonable and General Clotllre' ,3
W0lllll hi on :E
or fill lillll "
Evidences Pointing to its Passage: 3}
Are Accumulating, Ile Declaresu.
MAY HAVE HHIERNHENI
TUESDAY, FEE. as, 1973‘!"
TRISTRAM & HYATT
Third Week of the February While Sale
A Big Assortment of ladies’ Muslin Underwear, Marked
Below Cost.
CONTINUATION of the HALF-PRICE SALE.
' Ladies’ Tailored Suits
livery Suit in the Store Will Go at a 50 per cent Discount.
Bargains In Children’s Coats.
THE BEST DBLLAR UMBRELLA 0N THE MARKET.
IN THE BASEMENT.
All of the Volcanic Blue Enameled ware at 33 1-3 per cent on.
,IIITI:I;I:|:I.I l.l.l.l
.f.:.;.j-j.;-.-§-;-;a:-,-,-,-;-Z- II‘II'I.- -2-‘,-:-.'-,-_-j-,-;-.-Z~:-.I.-,-.nj-:-;-;-,-:-;-;-:-;-;-;-_- .-
I2-.-2-.I:I. .I.I.I.I.I.-.I.-.-.-.-.-.I.-.I.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-:-.-.-,-.n_u,-.-;.,. -:. .;.:. ., .:_:_:'._:_:I:I:...:_.I.
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H. Krieger & Co.
AT
$3.98 AND $5.00
We are now selling women’s
Coats and Suits
That are worth as high as $20
No one should be without a
new cloak, when one can be
purchased at that price. - - -
ROAD EXHIBII HERE
Representative Donovan Offers to
Have it Sent from Washington,
Next Month
The ‘l\lt' committees are showing
greatly increased activity ill the prep.
aralions for their parts of the lildtls
trial and t'l\lc l‘lxlltwllltlll this week.
(In members of rlle Hons
lily. t‘olllrnlttce the ltussell
Sage l-‘ourldallull, and other organiza j
lions interested ”I sor.l‘.ll survey work,
the Ilt‘llt'l‘lll! of housing conditions
illlll llt’lh‘rul betterment of conditions
of lililll: lll «onlmunllles to gain silt:-
.\londa_\
visited
uestiolls for studies arid exhibit mater.
ial now ill pi‘epalillion lll Norwalk,
Last Honing .\lr Dickinson, secre-
tary ol the National Playground and
Recreation Association, met with var-
ious committees at the Hotel Clifford;
(Illlllllllll: a number of pussible hues
of work ill the recreation lit-Id, Ar-
rangements made. to have the
national organization photo—
graphs and other illustrated material,
also some outlines of exhibits that lllld‘
w eit-
send
been KIH’II ill other cities.
Today rllelllbers of the Health t‘om-
nliltce are in New York city con-
ferring: with the Health Department of
the metropolis arld going carefully
through the permanent exhibits along
health and sanitary lines which are
Small Pig Pork Loin
Small Fresh llams
Small Fresh Shoulders
15-ch II).
166 Ill.
llc Ill.
maintained iii .\'ew' York city_ The
committee expects to return with
many ideas for the .\'or\villk exhibit” ‘ _‘ ..
'l‘lle Failed States m\ern,..9,n" l‘rcsh or t orncd '51th Pork ............. .. . . . . . ..... l5c
illrouah Reprt‘st‘llllllite Donovan. has Fresh or turned Heads .............................. 8c
offered to semi to Norvvalk. if desired, l’rcsll l'lgs‘ heel .................................... .' 7c
its Krt‘fli exhibit 0" “HMS and TOMS lircsh or Corned l’ies' Knuckles ..................... X46
construction. This comprises a com- llolllellnarlc Sausage ............................... f6c
DINO St‘l 0" Illtltlels of road making mll' tienuiuc Spring Lens of Lamb ...................... 18c
cllincry and road making plow/9505' Lean Pot Roast. no bone ............................ 16c
sections of various types of road 00“” llamburr;r Steals .........................- ........... 16c
struclion, alld models of many of the _\|| kill.“- “f Salt Fish,
most famous roads in the world. “0- (Ileornargarinc ............................. 18c, 20C. 25C
ginning with the .\ppinn \\'tt,\'. l” Siltll‘ Kraut ...................................... 10: qt.
space can be found for this exhibit.
and the small fund necessary for ship-
ping expenses provided. a very great
attraction will thus be added to the
exhibit.
Superintendent of Schools lra~ '1‘.
Chapman has been devoting a great‘
deal of hard work to the organizationl
of the civic side of the exposition, and ‘ MORE AMHORHIV
to arrangements for the preparation
of exhibit material all along the line.
lepl'esentative t‘ramer C. liegelnan,
of this city, have been rquested, by
Many of the social and civic bodies
local people, to support two measures
throughout the city have appointed c0
operative committees. arid so far as.
which have been introduced into the
Legislature which will be of general
they have reported. important work
interest to .\'orwalk owners of dogs.
has been found for them.
A general meeting of the Civic t‘om-
One of the bills provides that the o\\'n-
er of a dog shall be liable for all ares»
mittees is called at the Town Court
passes and, ii written notice has been
Room. Assembly Hall Building for
7:30 this evening. This meeting is
given to the owner and trespasses are
continued, at any time within six
open to the public and a general in-
montlls after service of the notice. he
vitation to attend is extended 0 all
who are interested ill any of the var-
sllall be lined not more than seven dOI-l
Tile other meas-
Channok’s Market
' Telephone 583-2 Free Deliverv.
TODAY'S PERMITS.
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The following permits were issues;
today by the building inspector:
To Mr. Anderson, to erect it ill? ad6
dition for it. A. Beach. 01‘ rues-taut;
Hill.
To James Seeley. to rcmodtl for J,
L. lieacll, of Bell island.
To H. Nathan. to install p‘ulnbing'
for .l, lIiSesa. at 17 Woodward avenue...
To J. E. Kiss, to rewire for Julius.
l’iudovsky. at til/n; Lexington av» one.
To Reed 8: Volk, to install wiring in‘
the, Pennington black, at .\‘ort l Alain.
street. I
Enoch Silver, to install wiring fog
)lrs. Steinwall, South Main street.
To Miller 6': Chlltilll. to lnszuil wire
ions social arid civic problems of the
city. Reports will be received from
the chairmen of the various sub-com-
mittees. showing plans for the work,
and what it is hoped to accomplish.
Widespread discussion and suggestion
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will be sought and volunteers will be
asked for to assist ill the several kinds
of studies still to be undertaken.
-—DON'T FORGET
Trinity (‘Inb Minstrel, Tues. Fell in.
Trinity t‘llurcll Parish Hall. .\tllll. 25c
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
TO LETw SIX-lion.“ lltll'SE, a
High street: ltll inlprovenleins; to let,
from March first, Apply crescent
Laundry. it; ill. ‘
tars upon complaint.
me would invest Dog Warden Thomas
|-‘. Walsh with the. power to arrest, It
also provides that Commissioner .lcf.
t‘rey O. Phelps. (‘ommissiouer on Do
lllestic Animals. furnish every dog war-
den ill the State with a certificate of
his appointment and a suitable badge
of ofllcc. The power to arrest would
he of great assistance to the w ardens.
as many who now pay little attention
to their authority. could be dealt with
to better advantage.
Advertisements in ’l'll: Senti-
acl bring the best results.
ing for William ll. Richards. a: School
street.
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——CARD 0F THANKS. I
\‘.'e wish to publicly till-ilk host)
who by kindly acts and worth s'Ivlll'
pathized with us ill the learn .= out:
belated daughter and sisltr, 'annn.
Especially do we desire to cum .. nun
inatiulde to Mrs. .\l. l. litllllill and
Mrs, \lead, and also the narnlt- sent
and office force of III" .l at .l "as‘Il
f‘o, I
.‘lR ANII SIRS. EDWARD I(l“\ll.\'ti
I AND IIAI'iill'l'l-III fliUI'I‘L. .4
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