Nouns? unset! a, tag There are signs of good health.“ are signs that show wealth. the" mI signs of red and blue. there are Ii‘uI of rain and then again there are signs that never come true. When you pono‘ tier these rhymes it's a sign of coed < times it they lead you to purchase our Coal; avoid dirt and waste that diminish the size of your roll. The best sign at thritt wherever you room is a FERRIS Coal wagon in front of a home. THE COMPANY. Spring Suits Fresh Arrival $7--10--12.503 GOT TLIEB’S 11 N. Main St., So. Norwllk. NEW STYLE STERLING PLAYER PIANO The M. SonnenberglPiano Co 1 l 104 _\\'ashiugton St. Established 1888 g Latest - Ladies Hand Bags -. run -- EASTER RIGGERMAN ROS. '64 North Mam PHONE 914 — ~ For Everybody \ watch or i“l(ltl( mmemcm is an mtr‘ituc and tnret‘uliv constructtd. piece ut mechanism, and like all ma- rhinery must be perfectly oiled. ud- justctl and regulated from time time. Every watch or clock should he ro-nilt-d, cleaned and regulated at least every iiitcen months. lInlsss this is dune the life of the wutch red ll(‘( -.d Chas. Brand? WATCHMAKER. JEWELER d OPTICIAN, RELIABLE -138 Washington St, Green Stamps Given On All Repair Work. Phone 1362-3. Smoked Shoulders . 101-2c lb Fancy Maine Potatoes 17c pk Royal Grocery ‘ 22 South Main St, So. Norwslk ' Vim i-‘luiM i! ARMY. AK, Murcia 22.—The old» time padsenger liner (‘nscauna whit: up to a few years ago plied luetwet" New York mid Havre. cleared tnduv for Havre with what is said to be tht largest cargo of horses ever shipped out of New York. The animals are intended for the use of the French army. There/were nearly 1,500. ”the vessel has been entirely made: for this traffic. Even fittings of the! bridal suite had been ripped out ”141 “rat had once been luxurious cabins were ormpiert by horses. —-HOME SWEET HOME BY JOHN HOWARD This play presents 25 stars includ ing Blanche Sweet, Jack Pickford and Harry Walthall, in 6 ports. Mon dly at Pleasant Hour and Lock- wood's Hall; produced by Grimth. some producer as “Birth oi a Nation." ,‘ i t t l 1 it's a sign or good taste—yon I I“ l . _ _.,.- __._ ,y .DEATHS AND FUNERALS.: " gationul (hurth otiiciated. ‘ two brothers. . vicinity, . o'clock, frotn ‘at the home of her sister, Mrs. Wil~ \liant Hylnnd, 52 years. day morning at 8:30 ociock, from her to . as i an urtutatt- time-keeper will be much 3 South Norwalk' .1 Church, of which "Mr. Merriam was a‘ —mmW-BW e m o-vvv w‘w‘; v r’v" "tw'vw r‘ . v "1 1‘ €T‘WW‘V“ Walls 6 Ceilings , moan solid comfort-Ming in ”HIV 100‘“. warmth. dunno. and per- .1 I uunence. Easily and quickly put up. Moisture-proof. WASHINGTON, March 22.-—Cotn- mandatory letters have been just ;sent by Secretary Daniels to mem— - ,‘bers of the crews oi the armored . I cruiser San Diego and the submarine j: Springtime Furnishings tor the Windows Use Beaver Board instead of lath f d r it t u t induct t ~ ‘Md Blue: in home. ofice or more. , I: Hmeuotogheorexgp‘lozinscoon‘ board ‘ Ready-made 8cm (Imam, ' ' ‘ ' ° 51: $1050 me pair Aaltusforonmpleandinformntion. .j 3:22.,“31173 ,umfig‘5-om'fiifmfig A nice line oi Lace Curtains. . . . . . $1 to $10 the pair a steaming trial off the west coast 01 1 Mexico on January 21, when several were killed and injured, and an ex- 'f plosion in the tire box of the Fulton‘s. :: boiler at the Charlestown Navy Yard .. on January 1, resulted in the serious ” injury of several of her crew. , Carlisle J. Christman and Maurice -- womey, both first class mschinist’s mates on the Fulton. who will receive ,1 .the praise of Secretary Daniels, en- .. stored the vessels tire rom which was ‘- yfilled with steam. rescued a fireman. .: . and prevented further destruCtiou it, I j I the boilers. 2 Similar work was done aboard the I: ISan Diego by the following men, who ' If I will also receive letter of commenda- . ition; Frank Bush and (‘lemont King, ~- both chief water tenders; Firemen. ' :Telest'ord Trinidad, Willis F. Anding, I " O O O C 0 O o The [latch & Bailey Co. So. Norwalk Curtain Scrllt, 18c, 25c itde The new “Sunias ” Madras tor curtains and portieres’ in many novel designs and colorings. 50c. 60c. lie the yard Kirsch Curtain d M lads an N‘ Never‘l‘unhh h Rods May be Extended to Any Width. and ‘Warra‘nted Not to Sag. While, Oxidized or Brass Finish. - .:.:.:-‘-'-t-:-:-'.:.-:.'.-.-. rung-wt. .'.; l l I I I I L Kirsch Rods Can't Sn: — Never Tumult SEE! SEEDS SEE! THE BROWER & MALONE FEED COMPANY 20-22 Main Street, Norwalk Scalccide and Lime Sulphur for Spraying. sj.,.,-;-:-:-:r‘-7-'-.-:-.-:-'.-,- -'-,-‘-i-“-2-.- t I Funeral of Alfred Relay. The funeral of Alfred Relay, aged sixty years old, a well-known cur- penter, formerly residing on t‘ross‘ street, Set 0nd District, who died Frig :ad ay afternoon at his home on Oak- wood met re. \\'lnnipauk, was held yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clmk from the into home. Rev. John Stapleton,, pastor of the South Norwalk tongre and lnter~ lllt‘llI followed in Riverside (‘t-metery. r H. Krieg’er 6 Co.___ The Leading Millinery and Cloak Store in Norwalks. WE EXTEND TO YOU A CORDIAL INVITATION TO VISIT AND INSPECT OUR BEAUTIFUL SPRING MILLINERY AS WELL AS ALL WEARING APPAREL. HERE YOU WILL FIND A GREATER ASSORTMENT OF LATEST SHAPES FLOWERS, FEATHERS THAN SHOWN BY ALL THE STORES IN THE NORWALKS COMBINED. 0ur Shapes Range in Price From 85c to $5. 00 According to Quality oi Braids. FREE DURING THIS WEEK! our order until the last few days for we ESTABLISHED 1868 ESTABLISHED 1868 Mrs. Arthur B. Craw. Maria A, Walker, wife of Arthur ll. t‘raw. died at her residence in South Norwnlk Saturday afternoon after a prolonged illness. She is survived by her husband and three daughters,‘ Ethel, Helcnuflmd Ruth Crow, and Deceased had a large. of friends in Norwulk and and all regretted to hear of: her demise. The funeral service will be held on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 31 Chestnut slt'ect. South Norwallt. Rev. S. P. Fairbanks, pastor of the East avenue Methodist! Episcopal Church, will ofllciale, and; interment will be in Riverside t‘elne- tery. 4 number DISPLAY OF Miss Ann Duffy. 1 Miss Ann Duffy died, Saturday niglu,‘ Plattsville avenue"; where site has lived for a number ot The funeral will be held Tues-' ,home, and 9 o'clock front St. Mary's, Church, Norwalk, where a renuiem' . mass will be held and the remains will‘ be taken on the 11:11 train to Derby.‘ by Funeral Director A. J. Collins tori interment -in the family plot in St. I Mary's cemetery. We will trim your hat tree :of charge from now until Easter, but please do not delay y might be compelled to disappoint you. Our showing of Ta .lored Suits, Spring Coats, Dresses Silk Waists, Skirts is as comprehensive as can be seen in any large store in larger cities. S Coats from $3. 98 to $25. 00 print; Suits “ 5.00 35. 00 Waists 590 5.00 Skirts 2.98 10.00 ((mplete Assortment of Men’ s and Boy’s Clothing CHARGE ACCOUNTS IF YOU DESIRE A CHARGE ACCOUNT SIMPLY MENTION THIS FACT TO THE SA LESPERSON AFTER YOU HAVE MADE YOUR SELECTION _____._._.._..._.———— NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR THE PRIVILEGE. Funeral of Mr. Merriam. Sorrowing friends and relatives yes- terday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock paid ' their last tribute to Frank 1. Merriam, who died several days ago after an: illness of pneumonia for little over a week. Rev S. P. Fairbanks, or the East avenue M. E. Church conduct-l ,ed the impressive funeral services. in ,attendance, in a body, were membersl |of Banner (‘ouncil Daughters of Lib- Ieity, and Lin: oln Council, UnitedI iOrder American Mechanics. A qunr-i jette, composed of the Misses‘Carriel gand Nina Carpenter. of ’New York,l George H Hirst, of Norwalk, and‘ A. F Hathaway, of Rowsyton, render I ed setetal appropriate songs. Thel pail bearers were Liman Gorham, 0.; H. Simons, representing the Oillcial Board of the East avenue M. E. I I I | I ‘. g L‘s... A...- A-,‘~Ag~“ 65 ‘ £6 a .i .- .AL .. .__ he 4”,... .U... -.’u M -1 member, and E H. Roberts, Henry‘ Turner and C. J. Ferriss. of Lincoln Council 0. U. A. M. Interment follow-I 'ed in Riverside Cemetery. ' .4 t i Funeral of Frank M. Sanger. ' The body of Frank Moderno Sanger 'srrived here last night. The funeral services will be held from the rest- dence, on the Green, tomorrow attai- noon, at 4 o’.clock Rev. J. Benton , _ 1 1 Werner, rector of Grace Episcopal A ‘ . :C‘“"°h- “1“ 0mm“? and intermenthm m‘ "WW WWW m ' will follow in Riverside cemetery. Out of respect to his memory, the ._ flag files at halt most on the Library TODAY IN WALL STREET Green. Mr. Sanger was instrumentulI in inning erected the new pols which rstands there and was the donor of tits 1:0 30 a m. ) 5 90mm” “em ng‘nin American flag Whm‘ has flown from Ithe ccnter of intgrtst ut the outset 0t ”‘9 top. M" W P Kennedy, 5 sister. this weeks operations on the Stock treuidins in Binshamton. N Y sur- Exchange oBthlehem Steel once more ‘ tit es the deceased besides another sis- merehadowad all other issues. sell. tel. Mrs. Wagner of the same city. and “‘3 ““ "‘ 69 3 4 a 3“" °’ 3 3 3 "m“ ‘tho last Saturday 5 close and a. new “I" immediate family high record price. Motor shares came next "1 ,r'umlncnce with gsind of l lto over 3 points. Local "notions undt \mericnn Smoking and National Lend developments which exercised more or £32313! a;‘:°‘;,;‘;°°;§le“§fl‘c§3"3‘.2‘;§flteas influence as market factors, in- ms or former ,pecututwe tutorttes eluded additiomil gold imports from were comparatively backward Canada, on important victory by the WALL ST, N°°n —-Bethlobem, Russian forces in Austria, and further Steel yielded more than halt its early weakness in French exchdnse, which gain, largely as a result of selling for was shown by a sharp rise in remit- profits, but went “‘1‘" I“ the “mud tances to Paris. This latter situation hour. touching 7° 7‘8 Other special was believed to @present thsturther ties also has moved 'feverishly. while ha“ ““11"“ iterator French inter-‘3 U. s. Steel and Reading role and tell eats. Bond! were irregular. within more narrow limits. Outside 4 NO EXTRA SESS|0N 0F CONGRESS TR \INMEN M‘Kl‘ NF“ DIG“ 5V] ‘ WASHINGTON, March 22. —Formai MONTREAL March 2: —R(pr ‘sentutives of firemen and engineer:- announcement was made at. the White employed on ti 0 Grand Trunk ltnll~ House today. that, at present, Pres: Itvay have forwarded to t-lu companv dent Wilson has no intention of callingia new “use and mm. .111...th do‘ an extra sesi'on of the Senate or of signed to take the place or the on m terminating April 1, under which tit I‘Congre" before the beginning at a men how: operated- for neural sea . "8m“ "5"” “en December. It was past. .\'o details of the protosed sch 'ss std that the President sees no pros- duh, haw be“, made. public Th pects oi! any contingency arising which matter will he referred n. Howard G at 'Kelly, Vit-e- President of the mllwny ‘wtulti‘.o:use him to alter his New who will reply to the rei’trest'utatlvel , n en 0 I ' ‘ —._..._ NEW YORK. March 22 (Wall St. (Continued on tirth page)
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