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mascara NORWALK EVENING SENTINEE
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A Good Sign
There are signs of good health. there
are signs that show wealth, there are
signs of red and blue, there are signs
of rain and then again there are signs
that never come true. When you pon~
der these rhymes it's a sign of good
times if they lead you to purchase our
Coal; it's a. sign of good taste—yon
avoid dirt and waste that diminish the
sire of your roll. The best sign of
itrift wherever you roam is a FERRIS
Coal wagon in front of a home.
THE
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
Spring Stills
Fresh Arrival
druid-12.50
GOTTLIEB’S
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Ilvltlll’cfihlm WM...” TRISTRAM & HYATT
Wigner gfiwmn SPRING AND SUMMER
and plaster in home, 05cc or store.
Ask us for sample and information.
The llatctht Bailey Co.
So. Norwalk
The memory of St. Patrick was hon-
ored indeed by the Biliikens, of this
city. The first annual banquet of this
progressive organization, last night, ,
was held in the club’s quarters. on '
Washington street. The aftnir was a
most enjoyable success in every re-
spect.
The rooms were prettily and appro-
priately decorated for the occasion.
About forty members gathered round
White Geods
Dresses of pure white w ill be greatly ill vogue the coming season, and to meet the (ltlll‘lant‘ we
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have a. wonderfully complete stock of every wanted weave, for all 0C(';lsluns. The best selection may be
obtained NUW. Some of the goods of especial merit are:
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VVHl'I‘E LACE \‘UILES. 36 inch 290-35r the WM
\Vlll'l‘l‘J PUPIJN SILK, lustrous finish, 27 and 36
WHITE VUILES. 36 to 45 int-hes wide ..........
l2 l-2c-50c the yard
three large tables in the diningvroom. w21131:),:3:g1113131331“ngflgfigniufiggipffj Willi}? Dill II‘lIJR, in billet-R‘s- ifilld frightful)?
heaped with many good thinss. The qusite fabrics .............. 50¢ ,a mods-mt wm'fi 'fi'A‘ {0&5 '1' R; ‘ ' 1,115“ ‘“ 5“ ”“3 9'“
banquet was under way at 9 o’clock. WHITE l'loirEsa: in various width cords.250—500 WHITE xAIkS()“)I{I} ,‘vnimillm """ 2;: a 3::
and the followins toothsome edibles WHITE lllcrzmzuo BATIS’I'E for waists, dros- WHITE Loxu (slm'rltf by the yardllllltluw '2. -
made up the menu: See and lingerie ................ 290-500 the yard WHITE MADIIAS SHIIl'l‘ING..Ist--35t- use yaml
. Grape Fruit
Roast Turkey with Dressing
Cranberry Sauce
Cream Potatoes Buttered Rolls
iT’S HARD TO RESIST.
have steak every day when you know
WE GLADLY FURNISH SAMPLES
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how good it looks. tastes and really ‘
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ls. tlur steaks are simply delicious! I ‘ H d C k .
So are all our other meats. Only the es (Jenni omema e a e
Cream Puffs
Cigars Cigarette's.
During the course of the banquet
and throughout the evening fine music
was furnished by a victrola, kindly. In ”1° literary world Ml“ Ferry
lloaned for the affair by James G.l was held in very high esteem and she
lSmith. A feature of the evening's pro! had been a correspondent of “'8'
igrrtm. which made quite a hit, was the1 fem“: infinite? by [:8 wit: of “Lei
ireuderlng of old but popular melodies iatenro. guss z' of all“ ’ teac ‘
l by the Billiken quartette. i m, ’ story.
choicest cuts of beef, lamb, veal. etc, l
are found in our shop. Prices stand-
“rd-“HUI touo high or too low for
standard quality meats.
Charnok’s Market
76 NORTH MAIN” S'l‘REPfl‘
TEL. 44.”). FREE DELIVERY
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11 N. Main St, 39. Norwllk.
NEW STYLE STERLING
PLAYER PIANO
The M. SonnenberglPiano Co
104 Washington St.
Established 1888
Latest
Ladies Hand Bags
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EASTER
" RIGGERMAN
ROS., 64 North Man .
PHONE 914
.LOOK! "
Brand’s Window
See the open prices on Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry. Optical Goods.
“'cll-knawn .Ropnir .Buniness .on ‘
, Watches, and Optical Goods: .
Jewc
LOOK IN mnxD's WINDOW
138 Washington St. South Norwant.
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Hayes “
NEW CITY '
MARKET .
Hayes’ Block
69 North Main Street
Peck Fancy Maine
Boialoes lie
2- if lb. Mackerels 25c
Royal Grocery
22 South Main Street
South Norwalk
'NORWALK HOSPITAL NOTES.
James Montgomery, of France street,
was admitted to the Norwalk Hospi-
tal‘today and operated on. ‘
James Esposito. of Water street,
First district, was brought in last
night and operated on this morning.
Mrs. Charles Ruby. of Orchard
street. was discharged today. ‘
Advertisements in The Semi?
i M A _____ , — ml The arrangements for the affairs Frank I. Merriam. ,
l k ._ twere 1“ charge 9' Roland Plait. {Nor-t The death of Frank 1. Merriam oc- u x BC 0 “y
PEC'ALS '; ma“ W‘Kléleswmh and Harry Hyatt, curred early this morning at his home,l
FRIDAY 5 ,and 0'3"“le they left nothing "“33 Hawkins avenue, East Norwalk, at: '
Herring .......... . . ....................... 8c lb. 10011.9 l0 make ‘1 a “Mable event. Aiter a brief illness of pneumonia. Hel a ew
(‘zlrp Steak ................................ 2 lbs for 25¢ lsausmcmry mm" .was .made' hm 'P‘M‘“ ‘1 “'ldow ““0 “"99 ”Others-l
liuttcl‘fisll ......................... 10c 11)., 3 lbs. for 25c ,night. by the. committee m charge or:The ””9"“ ”Wk“ “'1” be held!
Smelt ........................................... 16c lb. (he forthcoming dance. to_ be Sil‘éulmm “‘5 13“? home Sunday afternon .
Son lines ........................................ 16c lb. shortly after the close m Lent, m at 2:30 o‘clock. lie ““3 a‘member‘
Irlat Fish ......................... 10c 1b., 3 lbs. for 25¢ ,“°°“"“” ““1” “MW“ Millard: Aven‘ue Methoglist E3183? er.
llnlibut .......... ‘1 ........................ 2 lbs. for 2 c ' . . Illa ‘ "1'0 . 89W “8 0" 0 0 Ca ,
Salmon .............................. - ........... 14c ll). ~DEATHS AND FUNERALS'Ebmmv and “15° 0' ‘4‘“001“ 00‘1“”:
~ - . l 'N , 4, 0 d r f lnited American .‘ile-f
Ytlatktrcl ....... . ...... .. ................ r4c and x6c lb. I Death of M", 3mm any. 1 0 ‘ 1' e 0 1— . 1 l
Snapper lllucs ....... . ............................ xzc lb. M r Bi 9“ Ferr died at her home .clumlos. MT- Merriam was “ latter, ,
l‘it‘Sll ("alight Eels. .. . a y ss , ‘ y ii i 'illl'ld well known in trade clrces. HeI IF SO DON T WAIT UNTIL THE LAST M0-
.19 its?“ fa“en:‘;\:am;);}:;luirsn 1:" was also a musician of hill ity, andl MENT. WE HAVE A MOST WONDERFUL ASSORT-
age x y» our 0 s. ' a t .
‘ . s a sin or he had been heard fre- .
BC r M l & Pl‘ 0 0 C0 ‘rectly due to heart trouble. Miss Fer- :uently l: the city. ‘ MENT AT POPULAR PRICES.
e 8 ea ‘ owsn)“ ' ry had been in ptior health for years: _~____ ! . ‘
- - I her activity'lu connection with F e I of Mrs Charles F Hallock.l
N . . N . . rw k. .“m‘ , , un ra - -
6 orth Main St) so orwalk 13 MaIn st, No a] 'the distribution 06 bundles among thei ’l‘hc funerm of Mrs. Charles F "up!
' . needy. a short mile also. is believed ‘0 lock will be held from her late home.‘
Eha"! been 8 Ber’l‘e tnx‘on her condi-LNQ 54 West street. tomorrow after-l
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You “Are Cordially Invited
tion‘ slid really hastened the end. The noon at 2:30 o‘clock. Rev. w. H_l .
MACK E RE L 10c 'b. death of her mother, which occurred Wnkellalll. pastor of the First Metllo ‘0 Inspect our Styles
this week. plunsed her inlo srlef aud'dlst Episcopal Church. will officiate, e
llluc Fish ........... . ...... . ..... i2 t-zc and 16c lb. :WEB detrimental to W physical “'Bu’gand interment will be in Riverside .
\\'cstport Smelt ....... . ........................ . 18c lb. Ibelns. Miss Ferry had been seriouslrcdmetery, ,,_ ._ __
Large Smelt ....... . . . . .. . . . . . . .............. 12 I-2c lb. ' ill only a week and her death spreads;
Steak Salmon ........................... to we lb. isorrow throushout the entire city. Tfie' '. '
Sit-alt Cod ........... .. .. .. . . ............. . ...... i c lb. 3 funeral services will be held from t emlfl: vmmm E" ) E:E:
Halibut ---------- -- - ‘.. . . . . . . . . 12 13c lb. flute home. on Saturday afternoon, lit'i ‘ SEE' SEAT S S o .
lluttcrfish ........... .. .. .. ..... .. roc lb. ?3:30 o'clock. and Rev. Ernest F. Mc-_ ' .
Fresh Herring ............. . . ....... . ..... . . . . . 8c lb. :uregor. pastor of the First Congrega.‘ m IAKE RES] THE BROWER & MALONE FEED COMPANY
20-22 Main Street, Norwaik
Scalecide and.Lime Sulphur for Spraying.
tionsl Church, will ofilciste. Interment,
will be in Norwalk cemetery and willf
E be private.
Mary Blssell Ferry was a noble wo-;
An indefinite rumor gained some,
circulation in this city this morning[
to the effect that Sheriff William _ w__» ___.__..
Vollmer. within a short time, would PRAYERS FOR PEACE. ’
go into partnership with Bernard J.‘ , ;'
Reynolds, one of Norwalk‘s mostj'specm Services to be Held in St:
Special! Special!
Joseph‘s Church This Week. Spmial!
In accordance with the decree of .
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Pope Benedict XV., that next Sundayl ESKAY’S FOOD.
- Schultze’s Sanitary Market
TEVL.1371. {man or the rarest and moat lovable
ltype. Her life' had been devoted to;
;tbe uplift of mankind and her labors,
iin that direction were indeed fruitfuM
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II. lynge Steals Dyeing &' Cleaning to.
t lnent manufacturers of cigars.l
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Miss Ferry had interested herse ’Asked about the matter this morn-l
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all civic movements and her gran a :lng. Mr, Reynolds denied there was
magnificent love leaves a cherished;
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..-L- BRIDGEPORT -—--- lmemory of fir beautiful character lnlal‘y truth to it. Sheriff Vollmerélshall be observed throughout the; 25c Sizex ................ 18¢
Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyeing a Cleaning Co. ithe minds other friends and those she: when a young man, was an eitper Catholic world as peace Sunday. “is. -. . : .
Silk Drones, Moves, Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned. ‘ } nerousiy aided 0t bros d inuwclgttr maker, being employed by Lhris- . hop John J. Nilan. in ordecthat the! 50c byze ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 35¢
Telephone 4785. H. Lvnoe, Prop. -293 State so. Bridgeport 15° 3" t 'd 1mm in (10.1mm Swarm 0“ “38““ng “reel-wishes of the Sovereign Pontiff may} ‘ -. ,
. lect, M133 Ferry 0“" p ill] health made it necessary for him be carried out most effectually has . 75L blzc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55¢
l - benefactious , .
1 mg for others End her She took de‘lm seek employment out-of-doors. and lfiuggested that throughout the Hart-l
' ' ._.. ,were liberal an many. “119 joined the 90““ force of the’f‘ord diocese a triduum he held startl
Deniers who were WY fine alum-""118!!! in help“!!! ‘0 “We the lives 0‘ old City of South Norwaut n F t fSt Jo e ll 1
we had no distinctively American art.‘ the little children and was an ardent .. Although I'm not saying It Wouldn't a :51 2321:3883 31:12:13: “.1”le ll .t
He ave as the reason. tl t -'* ' o the ardent ‘ ' '
g In our sill 1enthusiast and friend t 8 Mr'lPassion Sunday.
d k . Mi Fer-”me to go into partnership with
cuts floc '0 Europe, for study, sat: contests for the little ones. as 'Reynolds.“ said Sheriff Vollnler. to-g In St. Joseph's. Church, (in South‘BA" 5T PATRICK“ THY “XI—Tm“
day, “I really know nothing about this Main street, the exercises of the trl-g The 5,. pamcws Day Sum,” given“
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0N CENIER PMNSIurating themselves with European 11¢.er was devoted to nature and held &
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.. IIticsphcre and working under masters great love for birds, which were mirumor," Sheriff ~Vollmer. immediate duum includes confessions, which “'ullat me first Congregation“, "““jfm
' ‘ ly “1’0!l the expiration Of his term as be heard tonight, tomorrow amj Satur~ llast night under the auspices of hind,
'with the European point of view. He her like near fr]endg_ she was amem-t
2., l , - ‘. W383 1 ‘ ~ " - “ r‘ z ~ 10's, \ ’
in: Borglum gave a most lfltDlesl-l:::: $1320; 0:; :zagffizgrszpidellzfi her of the horwalk Bigbgrlgllbigmd lcounty sheriff. will remove'io this; day nights. starting at 7 o‘clock, and{Efééidecllr‘zlenalll};501112122131.htm :3;
lngijmlk on American Art to th 3 .' . - . . ale” active in her me .. tony with his family, and Will reside Benediction ‘of the Blessed Sacra- art . mu ”9. Th? mod MS .33....nent,
e mun ltween the golden age of Egptian art was organized by. . . ~ ‘ 3 l l .
. The Cl“ 1'9““ :on West avenue. lment at which the Pope’s Prayer forland the decorations were in 'kocptng
land that of Greece, which latter coon-I M,“ Ferry and she was lie. fll‘fill "I’ve made no definite plans for ’
be‘ j of the Communit' Club vest ,rdav.
afgjnmn. the meeting) belug‘in charge.” . had on e c ied E t s sin 1 h- lin 1 hing‘ Peace will be recited tomcfl‘ow night with the day. Favors were found at.
' Art Department \llss Frances? ) 0 0p 8” a v 3 .prestdent. Even after 1‘8 Gus ‘the future," said the sheriff today" and Saturday evening at 7:30 o’clock,“51011 1’1“": ““d commie“ "f " ”mad
' ‘ ‘ .ly as Americans now do Europe, lam office she remained “'5 one of its ! "but intent] to rest for several weeks.1
of 't-he . 'Shamrock and a menu Written on;
fl‘fi; chairman. When 88k8d to suppose himself talk-‘ r defatig'tble workers Miss Fen-yl A solemn exposrtion of the Blessed ,shamrock. The \V‘ollnitu—Stelting or"
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, _ '. B l b - . . . . after my work here in Bridgeport is‘ t f In the end of the 10:30: *1 t my“ .- lemons (“Wins the
Eli: org um_ egan by commenting log to peoplewho had the power to one of the most brilliant membersmmshed“ Sacralnen ro '1;£\:§,Sjrla an“! allele "t ‘ _
on the part which the fine arrange-Hound a genuinely American art and W88, _ ,. al fthe ' . oclock .mass, on Sunday next, mm ‘s Ht. .
“all. Of floor space had played millet-Mm = ' ' of the wtomans mu" and 3° ° l . the evening. at 7:30 o'clock will take’ . -——*—’
.beglfiy oi" the recent industrial druggest a method by which they psycholdgy Club. She was.cliairman' MUSICAL PROGRAM ENJOYED. lplafle when the exercises ism“ com, Local attorneys and cream“ arq
, . ml .should work. he said that two or three,or the Auxiliary Board of the ‘Nor-l . . 1 g . ”h the Rosaw préyer for recemng announcemems from Jemg
Heard atfitJoseph’s ‘3 u e W ..
Child? Exhibition and the success in col I I I
- , + . schools, naming the one at Pratt Ina . ’Excellent Artists . .
operative effort, and then outlined a' stitute. Brooklyn. and the Chicago Arti’lwalk Relief Committee and had 011ng ,Peace, Litany of the Saints, and the-l W. Banks, of Bridgeport, releree in;
halal-fl“ settlement 0’ houses about institute were working in the right.Of the distribution 01 the bundles to, Parochial Hall) ' customary prayers, to Whifll ‘5 added bankruptcy, that a hearmg 0n the P9!“
Stillson-Powell Corporation
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all [0158“ 513806 “59d first for the Chlld'lway. These schools require a fair1
ren's WW. and later 3'3 a Tallylngieducational standard for entrallce.l
Willi for discussion 01' all-’3‘“ and judge a student's natural aptitude!
community life. The paths to this cen'land direct him to the kind of artistic
ter would in time become fine boule-iwarlt for which he is fitted. In this.
Vanda. of which all were proud. and way he finds his true medium of ex-
lead'lthe stranger naturally to the 130- pression and a large class of lndusa
cal 'point .of town life. He then pic-‘trm art workers is built up, through
“"93 an "“38““er stranger Beekl'lg‘whom the artistic standards of a na-
the “center of South Norwalk nd be- tion are shaped. "
itlgil‘dil‘ecteq to~a railroad bridgelj The affefnmn ended with the en.
What's the some inquiring stranger joyment of ten and conversation. t
sought the center of Norwalk he, ....__._.__...._.__ !
foundl-a railing! _on looking over: STRIKING. R
Whichwhe discovered hilnself stand; She~Were there any striking fea-
‘ling upon a bridge. times at the wedding? ‘ * ‘ .
Mr. Bcrglum said that with the ego, He—Yes, the bride got some rice int
caption of a few landscape painters ‘-her eye and thegroom got hit on the
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and our coloniallouses "built by car- Show With an old shoe.
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Venergy to church work and, her 1085‘“ treat. Old lrish melodies were sung ithe Tantum Ergo and Benediction of residing on Tindall street this cl'
'memory'ls sacred to the newsboys The orchestra's members consisted:
lthere.
.myem ago and since. then had made‘chestrs attracted much comment. i.
the poor. She gave much time and] Last evening's musical program maths prayer from the Mass pm 139308,; titles of William Hanks. a carpen
by Mrs. William Burke, of Greenwich. ;the Blessed Sacrament. ..
gregatlonal Church, of which she was and Miss Alice Splan, of this City'l _____'_________ tMai‘Cll 23d, at 10 o'clock, rm; ”1,, puri
a. member. . |Mrs. Burke. in splendid voice, render-g. “Lady," said Ploddlng pete. “th pose of proving claims. appointinga.
lMiss Ferry was the daughter of theled L'Come Back, to Erin" and ”Kath-gdog of yours mmé mighty near blt-= trustee and examining me bankrupt.
late United states Senator Orrin C.,leerl Mauvorneen.” .Mlss Splan. aliastmg me." 1‘ “Hawaii, The Paradise 0, thé‘
and Charlotte s..Ferry and was ho'ml‘Molly Brannlgan, of Dublin." charm-t. “Well." replied the matter-of-fact Pacific" was the name of the second
in Norwalk. Aconsiderable 90111.01! ofied WM! her "MOlhel‘ Machree" “d‘wcman, “Caesar is getting old an'Lleclure, given last evening in. th'
her life was spent in Washington. D.l Molly Brannigan. tklnd of careless. Every once in @50th Norwalk M. E. Church by Mn,
0., and there she interested herself in" A. string orchestra. composed of sev- ; while he ml"? somebody-C—Washté Erwin. Most beautifully colored
many social uplift problems. . Her en young ladies, made a decided l‘lt-;ington‘8tar.. {slides illustrated the lecture. A goo‘tl
=attendance marked the alien. and th'
‘ subject matter discussed prove
lmost interesting. ._ ‘
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will be severely lelt by the Fir“ CW} fiwill be heard on the morning 3
She had given much of her of': the Misses Leonora Ward, Ksther: She gavelilm a letter to mail
time fer'their betterment. Miss Ferry the Casey, Kathryn Mcliugh. Myrtlel And be mailed it,
was active in, “Dr. Newmanfs church l‘Sculley, Grace l. Moran. Phoebe Volk.| This makes a queer end to the tale.
in Washington. With her mother she.snd Madeline Manner. The ability of But it often happens
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rwalk about twelve the members of this young ladies or that way in real It .
returned to No ' ~misviila Courier-Journal.
—Boonlcn watt-ll ScnIlm‘I w .
Ail». when the “mood to move?
tit-lace them. :.
Norwalk Chronicler