MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1915 .
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING
SENTINEL
PAGE FIVE
Daniel knell. of Nomads. smut
last evening
friends.
in Stamford visiting
'l'aflc Mask Towels
' A was. mt.
”Mercer-laud Table Damask
, 15c and 401: a yd.
All Linen Table Damask
500. 75c and ”.00 a yd.
Huck Towels. . . . . .Se. 106 and 251: ,
Bath seven s'e, 10c. :J/zc. ...c and we . a is expected that there will
' Towelhsfic. 7:. we. 12%: and if» ya. a large crowd at the McNelly’s dance
Bewitched Table Covers tomorrow evening in the ‘Norwalk
151'. $1.”. $1.25. "-50 and cam Armory.
E. K. Banks
sumo-two HOTEL eLooK.
sown-1 nonwaut.
James Daxon, who a week ago
sprained his wrist resumed his duties
at his lunch room this morning...
...--n.-.
Miss Clara Bushman, shorthand and
typewriting' instructor. at The Merrill
.College, is ill at the home of Mrs. M.
A. Merrill. Stamford.
The regular meeting of the Nutmeg
WE ARE THE AGNES
' .4011—
Vi‘ctrola and 1 ‘1
Sonora Machines
Come in and hear both.
I) O N N E L | Y ’ S —ltemember James \l. lrwin let'
11111'es ’luesday and \\ cdnesdav even
.16 SOUTH MM" STREET' lings, March 16 and 11. in the First M.
__ 1 E. Church. Silver collection.
All members are requested to be pres-
ent as the meeting is of importance.
Papers were served today by' Dep-
uty Sheriff D. Louis Ladiigan in the
divorce action brought against Wil-
liam Fitzgerald, of t‘edar street, by
Ibis wife.
Clll NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norw alk and vicinity: Fair and
slightly warmer tonight; Tuesday 11n-
settled.
The western disturbance has moved
northeastward during the last 24
hours and is now central over [111
dlana. It has caused nnsewttled Wea-
ther with snow or rain from Texas
northeastward to Michigan. Pleasant
weather prevails along the Atlantic
coast. The temperature continues low
in nearly all districts east of the
Rocky Mountains.
Alden Painter and Richard .le11-
'uings, of Harstrom's school, returned
to their studies after spending the
week end in New York, where they
visited friends.
Yesterday the weather being so
Iinuch like spring, a number of auto-
mobile rides from Norwalk were starl-
ed, one party being John Cahill,
Allen Belts, William Thompson. Jr.,
IFloyd Byingtou and Erving Tolles.
They enjoyed a trip up through Con-
nectlcut.
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Among the matters to be called to
the attention of the members of the
city council, at their meeting tomor-
row nlght, will be the layouts
Springwood avenue 1111 Pine street.
and the recently submit ed report of
the committee appointed by Mayor
Illuruell to appraise the police equip—
ment in the city.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
i TODAY- : Lindoln Beachy, the. aviator who
’ ' . met his death yesterday by a fall of
l‘cmperaturc: Low. 37; high, ‘ over 2,000 feet at the Panama-Pacific
53. Clear. 1Expnsition, where he was giving ex-
1hibitious, was well-known in this
11111.1. M. Glover and children of. section He has appeared at llovt"s
'l‘ayitm avenue ‘li‘a ylsiting ln Pl1ila~1 Theatre. in lectures and moving pic-1
dolphin, when: Mrs. Glover's parents three, and was for several weeks in
reside.
; opened several years ago, and he. gave
Michael Putera, through Attorneyldemonstrattons there.
William F‘. Tammany has brought ac-E
Itlon to recover property from Mrsl ——MtD.LENTEN EVENT.
MaryMulqueen, now occupied by her The Famous McEnelly Singing (Jr-
on Glenwood avenue. “to case isicheslra. at the Armory, Tuesday ev-
retut‘nable to the Norwalk Town'entng, March to.
Court today. . : ~——-—~
Members and friends of the First
Millet: 15th, the "Hungarian Fourthi Methodist Episcopal Church are look- l
of “1,." yesterday was fittingly 01,,I ing forward with pleasure to the re
served by local Hungarians. lit waaon F cepuon 10 be tendered the 1711310,, wood through the. different processes,:and silverware. A feature was
““5 date that Hungary proclaimed' 1ReV William ll Wakehnm, and Ills
her independence The members of family at the parsonage, Friday ev-
the choir of the Hungarian Reformed emng The affairs will be ‘3 0113139
. - (v'hurch on Lexington avenue. gavelof the ladies of the ChulCll and the
amost pleasant social in -'1Novaksllall 110“” 0f the reception “'i" be be-
on Railroad avenue. last night. There tween 3 and ‘0 0010“ Mr. Wake
were several interesting lectures and ham has a large 01mm of friends in ion just what the street department 15 Mrs. Jennie Swords. on West avenue. Store made this company a booth no
two piaylets. depicting Hungarian the city who regret very much his
life, were presented. ‘deP‘mu’e-
o
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y’ In St. Mary 5. St. Joseph's and St. '
her
Club‘will be held Tues'day evening.
of‘
“,Straltotd where the ae1odome was?
Dillilllll 111118111111
Pill lawsuit
(Continued from first page).
Commons. Then again there were a-
bout fire thousand school children
who were genome-ix allowed free ad-
' mission.
The wonderful success of the big
venture is most‘satlsfactory to the
members of the Norwalk Chamber of
Commerce and all concerned in the
laffair. The influence for the good of
the city resulting from the exposition
do another source of much satisfac-
tion.
The Exposition advertised Norwalk
extensively throughout the state. Men
1 from other cities came, and saw what
1was “Made in Norwalk," marveled,
1and went back hornet telling their
friends all about ll.‘
l There is a popular feeling that the
exposition be made an annual cv,ent 1
and it is wry probable this will be:
..doi1e
Those having exhibits at the expo;
sition follow;-
Schools.
lug what the children of
schools are studying.
various courses of study of pupils in
every grade in every school in the
city, including the public, paroehiai
.nnd Hillside boarding schools.
Southern New England Telephone
the
Company Norwalk .ltrancb—A work-
ing model exhibited of equipment
from your telephone to the “central"
switchboard and thence to the party.
you desire
and exhibitors at the exposition.
The United Electric Light if: “our
[Company—display ot‘ the most mod-
ern appliances designed to increase
the comfort of home life and run by
electricity or gas.
llnbbell, Hall a. Randall t‘ompany.
l“. W. Thompson Company A. Nettle-1
ton Paddotk, Hoyt's Nurseries ilangon exhibition his wonderful automo were up todate and attraotlve bath
lteatty
lords Moral llall, .lolm W.
and the Lockwood Manufacturing
Company—Builders of the
'tendance. This exhibit was a three
room residence complete.
1 The Norwnlk Cigar Makers‘ Union
' —-Exhlhlt of all the many most excel
lent brands of cigars made in Nor-i
walk. A feature was the expert clgar- I most attractive booth. 11. showing that
maker making cigars at the booth,
i much to the interest of visitors
Vanderhoef Co111pany~hiakers
straw . hats.
grades and kinds of brands from dlf
‘ fcrent (' ountrles.
of miniture and full Sized straw hats
in this booth by the Misses T. Spiccr
,and Mary Sarosi.
St. George Pulp & Paper Company attracted much attention. Full equip- 1-1311” most important articles atract-
~ Exhibits of pictures of machines
used in the manufacture of pulp and
paper
to the. complete article.
Street Department—Samples of ca-
ment, brick etc. that have gone into
the good roads in .\'ol'wallt.
ly interesting charts showing in n
1comprehensive and intelligent fnsh-'
doing and how much money they 11111 c
l to do it
l The .\'orwalk Police Department—-
Exhibits of charts show-I1
local .
Samples of the
minlture1
.residonce, which attracted much at-_
ot-
Displaylug different I fashion the products of this prosper-l
liRdND DIDPLA‘Y OF
NEW SPRING HATS
and Millinery Trimmings at Low Prices.
Our Beautiful Line of SuitS, Coats, Skirts and Waists are
arriving daily at prices unmatchable.
'33 SOUTH MAIN 81'.
THE PARIS
Cloaks a
Millinery
SOUTH N ORWALK.
FOR THE DINING ROOM, BEDROOM, LIVING
ROOM, HALL, DEN OR LIBRARY.
, High Grade Goods
At Medium Prices.
That possess the quality that may be depended upon in all
the new and popular designs.
A. J. Collin
NOHTH MAIN STREET,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBAL4ER8.
3 Company,
SOUTH NORWALK
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ranged in novel fashion.
etc.
County Game Warden Wilbur
Smith—Mr. Smith had exhibited
scores of natural-color photographs of;
wild and song birds. Displayed also
’were stuffed birds of various descrip-
Most interesting 1
lions.
Charles L. Barker-with liarker had
bile trucks and various kinds of en-
zines.
[lorry (‘. Jones—Mr. Joncs' work
appears often in The Sentinel. and
other leading newspapers and maga-
zines. As a maker of engravings and
cuts' Mr Jones has much ability,
and an enviable reputation.
Hatch & Bailey—This firm had a:
. vapions grades of lumbert etc.
'3. & .l. Cash, Ltd—«A very interest-
ing booth showing in an attractive
i
one factory. Names for laundry
Considerable inter1 marks are woven by this firm. and 1111 1919,9311“ “1,11,1th,. 11,030 inter
lest was shown in the actual making ties, laces. ribbon, threads, etc, areiemed in agricultureal work
urannt’actured
1 The Naval Militia—This fascinat-
ing apparatus of the boys of the sea
ment of every nature was shown.
1 Colebnrn & Lauder —— Dlsplaycdj
Samples of paper, from the most attractively were. costly Jewelry had on exhibition samples of
the
reproductions of the world's famous‘
1dlamonds.
St. John 8; Keyscr—The “Bungalow
intense- Men" had an interesting exhibit, with z.ines
an exact reproduction, in miniature,
lot “The Bungalow" the residence of1A
‘ William .\'. Crow Company—Away
with the old inscription “Made in
ltlermany.“ Better toys are “Made
The condition of cattle owned by,““m°“3 ”Chamber °f ”mm" E"1 "1 “mm" The 0’“ 00mm“ 1'“ ‘ up as a fireplace 'difterent building
dadlsiaus' Catholic churches at all certain parties in Norwalk recently; ery 03109" 0“ the “>769 contributed to 011 exhibition many “ll-8'99““ n0"91'1materlal and coal being exit.bited
the masses yesterday morning pastors; resulted '11 several complaints being ““3 dismay some deadly weapon 0r1li051“ the ““9 0‘ toys.
read the decree of Pope Benedict XVI, ‘ lodged at 1.1. o otiice of the State Vet-
deslgnatlug next Sunday. March 21 erlnaly, at Hartford. The result was
~as Peace Sunday, to be observed no that immediate instructmns for
' such by Catholics throughout Amati-thorough investigation were rorward-
ca. At the local churches, in common ed to Dr. M. Ray Powers, of Arch
with others. special services are to street, this city, by state veterinary
’be held at the close of the regulariDr. F. A. lngram, of Hartford. Yes-
parochlat masses. A circular letter terday morning Dr. Powers, in com-
from Bishop Nilan, concerning these puny with another local official. made,
‘a preliminary examination of the cat-l
No information rel were guns, revolvers, projectiles, pho— vices were furnished gratis by
Within a few days the street de- gardiug the results of their visit can 1 tographs 0‘ camp life uniforms etc public stenographer at this booth. The 1 graphs, Of \Ol'Wfllk in the olden times,
services also was read.
tie in question.
.partment will spread oil on Fairfleld be given out as yet
avenue and several other streets ln’ “
this city. The Standarad Oil Company>
recently donated the department 50
barrels of refuse, non-asphalt oil,
which can be used at this time of the
Assistant State’s Attorney Carter'
has requested Chief of Police William'
R. Pennington to accummulate as
much evidence concerning the Conti-
1other which he had confiscated
those unfamiliar with tools of crime
tof fire alarm boxes,
strator interestingly showlng how
they are operated. Samples of the
hose, nozzles. etc, used also display-
ed.
. Much interest shown in this booth.
Oscar Anderson—«Expert builder of able attention. Samples of the pupils1
handsome crafts. Full size skill and
miulture ship displayed Scores of
‘photographs of boats “Made ln Nor-
lwalk" by Mr, Anderson.
Toi
year. As soon as the frost disappears
from the ground the department's
workmen will start cleaning gutters.
etc., and rolling the streets that they
may be in shape for the annual oil-
iug.
—ulo.t.snr:n EVENT.
Delpiano murder as possible. Chief Crofut & Knapp‘Hat Company—
Pennington wtil secure pictures of the' Makers 0‘ ““15 that “80 3“ around
exterior and interior of the former the world carryifis “‘9 “1935389 that
Dclptano home on themes street. and1Th° 339‘" are “Made in Norwalk"
will “deny”; to secure the second O‘ne of the prettiest exhibits on the
111mm which lodged in the wall over “00' The material that 8°85 to
tthe double doors leading from thel make “1’ ‘ 1““ “MW“ from “‘9 "W
lparlor to the bedroom in the house. furs “1’ to ”’9 finished article ‘ W“
The Famous Henna“, Singing (lr-lDetective Sergeant Thomas Leather-
chestra. at the Armory, Tuesday ev~‘. land is today engaged in securing this
coins. limb is. this
i... Executor. Trustee.
TE PEthlE'S TRUST MANY.
”Wall-gleam Wilma—I.
Solicits ccountsetlndividuals nadiCupot-atiou.
Windwamw
Tum-WWW
displayed. . 1 1 3
Mrs. A. ‘-C. Cohen-Masses of been-
tiful flowers of every description, col-
or and sweetness of odor, made this
the most attractive booth in the ex-
position. The little Flower Shop. was
the center of admiring patrons all
through the week. I
Reed & Volt—Displayed were
scores of electrical appliances. "not
A: elects obtained by attractive 'lght-
In. In“ ml, installed were
well “I.
lens. I laud-Cos '. sealers. E:-
“ samples of bricks and other
I“; mu '8! Mn
“1,
“I”.
.r
Meeker s Union Factory-Makers of
‘Iheaters, furnaces and accessories A
a 'thts was the center of much lnterest.‘.1'ery interesting exhibit.
1 Norwalk Fire Department-Exhibltl
Insurance and real estate men-
with demon- Raymond & Pollard The Norwallt hibiting the Federal Truck.
1 Agency, and Thomas Canty. These
dealers had well gotten~up and very'
attractive booths..I
The Merrill’s Business College-
The Coast Artillery — Displayed The Stenotype Machine a feature. Sen-l 1mg and craft work by local people.
a
1Writerpress also attracted constder-
work in the, business courses attract-
ed much attention
The Camp Fire Girls-This organ-
ization had an attractive booth. Arti.
cles were displayed showing the work
and aims of its members.
The Boy Scouts—Interesting to the
pments. The. cleverness of these
youngsters naturally caused much
praise. . "
Muller Gloria Mills—This firm had
on exhibition the different sillts, laces
and clothes they manufacture. Very
pretty display.
Tropical suit company—Displayed
were samples of the various textiles
that go to make up the popular trop-
lc ‘ suit. '
« unsbury Blssell Company—Felt
it
played
Luther M. Wright—éExhlbitlng the
the! chem. but how good." The put-1 famous “Maxwell" automobile.
Cereal Soaps Company—An attrac-
tlvely ' gotten up booth fur-win:
“my:
0. Min I: honed-Ore of its
most intmstins of all A feature was
its 1-; Watching.
memumveqmsmul
. as '
aw: a1
A11 originalt
The local branch furnish feature was the 'orsan‘ made up 01' had a wry attractite and interesting
ed free telephone service to visitors paint cans. motorboat lights, rules,!bwm
. scissors, 1
F .
Ivacuum SLICilOll pump.
ufactured in their local plant dis- ‘
. .. .. . “g .._-. _. m.
A. ll Melitta—Builder of houses,
H. E.
ators.
per.
LVash Engineering Company—Much
interest was shown in the high pou’cr
liurgess~-~Paintcrs and decor-
Peatured paints and wall pa-
Heeting & Plumbing Companyv—A
very handsome booth On display
room fixtures.
.\'orwalk Lock Company—um inter-
esting display of" Made to .\'orwalk'
locks, etc.
.\lorwalk Tire & Rubber Company-
iThls tlrm showed a tire from the raw
:matcrlal, through the different pro-
ceases, to the finished tlre. A very!
interesting exhibit. ‘
. Cluett Peabody Company-—Thls was
ten interesting booth, showing in an
Tattractlve manner shirts "Made in
.Norwalk." ‘ 1
Fairfleld County Farm Bureau-
This newly started organization had
R. & G Corset Company—ax splen-
Idldly gotten up booth displaying in
an interesting manner. one of Nor.
ling much attention.
Henderson & Ervin—Tbls company
their
undergarments. which made an at-
1tractlve display.
Rosebury & Bevans—Exhibited
many varieties of interesting mega
Holmes, Keeler & Kent Company—
well stock small-sized grocery
attractive one. '
Raymond Brothers—A booth that‘
1caused considerable comment. Made
l ‘Jones & Hotchklss—Tms concern
had a well arranged booth. displaying
different plumbing fixtures in an in-
iterestlng style.
Reynolds Motor Car Company—Ex-
: The Norwalk Dispensary—Which
Itold the interesting story of the dis
pe'nsary s work in this city.
1 ' The Art Gallery-including paint-
An exhlbltion of historical photo-
{was also shown ,
East Norwalk improvement Asso~
elation—Displaying a Good Housing
exhibit, showing unsanitary and san-
itary bathrooms and kitchens. A plan
for the—proposed Community Hall was
the center of attention.
The Norwalk Library—Showing the
many books “just out,” which this
enterprising institution have already
for their patrons.
1Thls committee's playground exhibit
made them many friends. “More Play-
grounds" is the slogan.
'Rogers & Stevens—Spring Style’s
galore. The man who prides him-
self on being, dressed well, was much
interested in this flrm’s display.
‘ Joseph Davis-"The Quality Store”
1featurtng men's clothes “Made in Nor-
walk." An exhibit that attracted the
tutor-est of these\who desire quality
11rd style. ..
We all look want to 'Norwalk's
next 'Jivic W Industrial Exposition. '
a...
"A ship doesn’t have to have an
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“01‘ comes she does.
nul l'llt'l"
why do rou
l", .\c1'_1 scasonahlc color 15‘ llltlllllttl i11 lllt
111.111111ty of thc pattt r11~ .11c i11 thrm Shdtlt‘s bcst lltlt‘tl for
afternoon “car
1.xccllcnt models, made of good quality pcrt‘alc,‘Ir
ham and chambrn} in dark. medium and ligrht tolririllgs. "
ctfcctivcly trimmctl.
.\o woman should fail to sclcct 0111' or several from
this assortment.
Prices Range From 98c to $1. 98 A
HUWLAMJ's
Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave, and Cannon St.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Monday, March 113, 1915.
Dress lengths of rich
silk at good saving,
Over 250 dress patterns of lustrous stylish silks at a
saving of 15 cents to 70 cents on eaCh yard.
Lengths from 5 to 11 yards: coongh in each pattcrn
for a (lrcss.
()f the narrowest weave, 11 yards: (if the
wide silks, 5 or 5 11.: yards.
licautiful chifi’on tatfctas,
Soft finc crcpc (lc chine,
Rich delightful poplins,
.\[cssalincs and 1'l1a1'111c11scs of rich l11~1c1'.
Striped satins of t‘XL‘t‘llilll effect. '3'
l’laids of quiet tum-s.
Roman stripcs.
Fancy
taf’fcl ins.
\‘pt’t‘léll lot:
lit to 23 inches \1'11lc ltg‘ular 501' _\1l. ~35c yd_
’5 to 30 inches wide regul
or 75t'11111l851 )(l. —~59C yd l
36 to 4- lllt“llt.\ 1vi1lc 1cI011|11r $1. 25 21ml $1. 51) _\(l. ,——<'
80c yd.
T hcsc silks will bc sold 111 tomplctc pattt ms
is just enough of tech for atlrcss. To cut any 11 011M
.111 cxtcllcnt dress for somebody.
T hcre
spoil
(cntcr .\islc, Rear. ' ‘
The Howland Dry Goods Company,
NW.- w...
House Dresses
New Spring Models ._~
lllousc Dresses have responded to the feminine demand
for beauty in even most practical attire and there ' is
11011 a most cmnplctc assoruncnt of attractive garments.
i11g~
A.
Dclicious Creamery Butter, :1 lb. .
Fancy Potatoes, 14 lbs.
Ircsh Eggs, 3 dozen .
Magnolia or Clover Milk, :1 can ............
Granulated Sugar,
The N. E. Ryan Co.
fl WASHINGTON THREE-E1141
IOUTH NORWALK.
- SPECIALS --
.. .......... 31¢
......... . ......... 15¢
.............. . 23¢
.o....
4 I~4 lbs.
STULL
at corner: eraser.
EAST Nonwatk.
4.
The Child's Welfare Committee~ ‘
fwiteven‘f the in as her danger.
audio ailment
There is 110 mu 1.11. the 111111er1111 Prepare
For the. FUTURE
Merril BuSiness' College
South. Norwaik; .
Adve'
Stamford. Port Chester-I-
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