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There are signs of good health, there walls acefljngs . "IE BAPTIST CHURCH: ..
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are signs that show wealth, there are :v°°v'°°° gowns-“v Iv . A
. mean solid comfort—satisfying in 1
signs or red and blue, there ”9 3‘80. looks» warmth, cleanncss and pet- .1 Thed series of special services was . 1;?
~ , opene at the Baptist church with a I 3.;
of ram and then a aln th man c Easil e
8 ere are slxns 6E4 e'. Y :nd Quickly Put g tigood attendance last night. The pas- lrSt Of t 6 Easter :1
that never come true_ When you pon- up. OWPIOO . _ ' tor led the song-service and conducted --3
, g Use Beaver Board instead of lath , the opening exercises. The Misses , :3
der these rhymes its a slgn 0‘ good and plaster in home, office or store. L 1 Miller sang most delightfully a gospel n ,
times it they lead you to purchase our - . - I .5 song' The pastor then introduced me 1‘ I a or I ll
' Askusforsampleandmformatton. t g g " speaker of the evening, Mrs. L. C.
Coal; it s a sign of good taste—you The Hatch'r& Bane Co . l Hartley of Yonkers who gave a Bible . 5;:
avoid dirt and waste that diminish the ‘ y ' ' I 5 reading based 0“ Wm“ ca“ 1° MW 1:
S N lk I 5 and to blind Barttmeus. The speaker ‘7 .-.j
size of your roll. The best slgn of 0. . OPWa , ‘ emphasized the great compassion of a;
- l l Christ for the sick and afflicted and ‘ : i
thrttt wherever you roam la a FERRIS COM]. '3: \l .\ i I spoke of the need of compassion in n . . . 2. .
Coal wagon In front of a home. ,1 '1 l l the lives of His followers. Mrs. Hart EA d Mor B g R d D '1 .
x 1 ‘. J ley said the ’call of Jesus was as in- e are eln eCEIve 81 Y '
sistant today as in the days of hts
\ l a flesh and he was calling others through
HE I, g , '3 3 our humantty.
O . \ us At the close of the service the pas-
FERRIS COAL ' I tor conducted a consecration service
s...___ ..,. in which he asked the christlans to
COMPANY. Garden, Grass and Lawn §cds. .ifi°fii°§§§22‘§§;“?§'J‘Z‘i..‘f.;he
SHEEP MANURE AND FERTILIZERS' The speaker for the service tonight
SCALECIDE AND LIME SULPHUR FOR SPRAYING will be Rev. S, 1" Fairbanks 0f ”1°
All ot the latcst~modcls are represented, with a wide choice ot
material, color and trimming,
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We Cordially Invite You To
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THE BROWER & MALONE F E East Nor-walk Methodist church. The
Spring SUiiS 20-22 Main Street N03311: COMPANY ‘ scrvlcenvlll begin promptly at 8:00 p. Inspect Them
' :‘m. Mrs. P. 1. Smith will have charge
. w SWEET PEAS. . I of the musical program. . .;.;.;.;.3.1,._._;_;_._;_:_._;_._: ‘-'-'-:-.-:-.-:-..~.;.;.;.
Fresh Amval DEATHS AND FUNERALSWE . , . I _ ‘, V. _ ' W - - _,.
.1 N. M... 31., s... New... h'élrf’flii‘éi‘.‘332?.f!‘§'.'.sl‘.";~$'.‘.‘§.'.22‘ EASTER WILL BE HERE SOON ‘ f
YOU’LL" WANT A NEW SPRING HAT. ?
As an Inducemcnt to Have You Buy a New Hat Earlier Than Usual, .
We Will Hold a . .
Pro-Easter Sale On Shapes
PLAYER PIANO held on Friday morning at o‘clock at}
‘51. Joseph's Church. Burial will luke_
It will be thel greatest sale and money saving event you eyer had the pleasure .
to participate in f ,
TheM.Sonnenberg PlanoCo place in St Mary's cemclvr)‘
104 Washington St. -._.-_,., l
Established I888 Funeral of Mr. Howard.
The funeral of George H. Howard
wlll be held tomorrow afternoon front
the late home. ll West street, at 2:30
Ha". o'clock. Rev. Ralph G. llartlcy, pas-
tor of the South Norwalk Baptist,
Church, \vlll otllciale, and Interment ’
NEW CT I 'Y will follow in Rlvcrslde cemetery. ‘
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I Funeral of Frank M. Sarner. l
I The funeral of lt‘rnnk .\l. Snngvr',
MARKET I ma; held from hls late home on The
H 9 Bl Green yesterday afternoon, the sen;
ayes 0C vll-cs commencing at 4 o'clock. There.
was at large number present, includl
69 North Main Street log a delegation of fifteen from Wll-j
lltun ()pcnhymn and Son, the firm
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\vlth whlch the deceased was connectg
PM“ 1362*3- 9d, and from the Norwnlk Club. 'lt‘lor-t
al pieces were many and beautiful
smoked manners Rev. J. Benton Werner. of Grace
10 1-2c lb Episcopal Church, officiated and inter-
. o ment was In Rtverslde cemetery.
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Fancy Mflllle Plumes 'Captaln L. 0. Stevens. .
17c pk Captain Lucius 0. Stevens died sud-
denly in Clinton Saturday. Captain
Stevens was horn in Clinton slxty-
Come Early and Make Your Selection.
' We have placed on sale for tomorrow lasting until Monday ONE HUNDRED SHAPES
consisting or all the newest sailor and Poke effects Also Turbaios and Toques
in all the leading colors.
ARMY BLUE, SAND BLACK, NAVY, GRAY, BRO W N AND ROSE
At ,‘85(: and $1.25
ALL HATS ' TRIMMED FREE of CHARGE 3
MAKE YOUR SELECTION WHILE THE ASSORTMENT IS COMPLETE.
' four years ago. the son of George and
0y I rmry Sarah Pierson Stevens. He followed!
the water from his boyhood days. He
22 South Main St., 80‘ 'NOl'Wfllk- was at one tlme captain of the Free-
A Luscious
Breakfast
can always be selected from the
superlor grades of meats and poul-
try constantly on hand at
Chnrnnk‘s Market. Chops, steaks
sausage, squahs, brollers, every-
thing that tends to make life
Mrs. Mary Vaughn. l I
I. I. . Mrs. Mary Vaughn, wr‘dow of Flor-t ‘ I
ent-e Vaughn, of Ansonla. died at the K
, ‘ , home of her daughter in Meriden,} I Q
GOTTLIEB S \\'edncsday, March 23rd. The rcmainsj . I
.. We are the Cheapest House for Trimmed Hats in the Norwalks,
‘ ' COME AND BE CONVINCED.
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Beers Meat & Provision Co. . -
6 North Main St., So. Norwalk. 13 Main St., Norwalk. f‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘
' Free Delive ry
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Home Made Sausage 14c Ill. . _ . ,, _ .- ._ Wm _ ., __-_ _. .- -.-—~_._ ,
WESTPORT SMELT 14¢ 1 I! 810M,- going from Portland to New and In whlch several NOTWRIR D809“? noon at 2 o lock Rev Rallfll G departed brother. Bugler llallvltr. The funeral of Helenl; ls. Montgo
"REEN BLUES LBS AVERAGE 14 l “- iYOII‘ Wllh 'brownstone, later he ran are interested Captain Stevens was Hartley officiating! and at Trlnlty sounded taps us the rematns were low et‘y was held at St. Mary's: (‘hnrc
'u ' 2 ' ¢ " " the John Bracewell. to which he met 5 member 0’ "'9 N Fe 0- p,’ 3‘30 a Episcopal Church at 2.30 Rev. Fred- ;ered 11110 the 1:th ”“5 mornlng at 10 o‘clock with R“
ROAST BEEF 14¢ l-lt- ‘wlth an scoldent. 1051“,; his right {001. Mason. He leaves a widow. twomflck A. Coleman ottlclatlng. Tho‘. . ._...._._--».- T. J. Finn the celebrant of the mats
ROAST VEAL " 14¢ Ll’t. Afterwards he had the three-muster “HIRING”. “lb“ and Rachel. and one pallbearers were four rtibers ot‘ the? Funeral 0' J0“ G MU'P"Y- llurlal Was made I" St, Mary “ "3““
HAMBURG STEAK - 14¢ LII. “.lohn Hanson hullt, whlch he ran tor 30". LUCIHB t1“! 3'5"“3- “ll 0' Clln" Slxth Company. H‘ t {Htllleml The services over the body of John tery. »
to number of years. Later he had ton. There was also A 'tlrtng squad of G Murphy were held from St Mary' s ~——-— -
[the tour- -mustcr John Holland bum. , elght members under Sergeant Sher.» Church this morntng' at 9 o'clotk SPORT.
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SChllltZe S S"fllt3l'y Market Am" ”mm” "M '0' “ “hm "m” ”a Funeral of Walter w. Remson. han- Who 6390"“! the remnlns ‘0 “‘9 Rev '1‘. J Flnn. the pastor. celebrat- He brought no antlers hark with ht
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ibm" ”" tourmaster Rachel 9"“ The funeral of Walter White Rem- 383! NOTWBW Cemetery, where lutcn. lng a htgh requlern mass. Interment To show his friends with pride;
ens whl h he contlnusd to run untll ‘0“ w“ held at M, late home g3 ment took place. The squad llred followgd in st Mary's cemetery. He'd potted seven Mnters though,
tulllng health caused him to retire, North Main "mt, yesterday atter- three volleys over the grave of theirl Funeral of Helen E. Montgomery. ~ So he was satlstled.
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