There are signs of good health, there I
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'cellitteetsbe Ianedtol’iasasl
Mandate Observance ot“Sar-1EZ
mm- 0.!" 4
Walls 8 Ceilings .
mean solid coudort-aatisfyingin
looks, warmth. cleanneee and per- ‘1
manence. Emily and quickly put
up. Moisture-proof.
5 Use Beaver Board indeed of lath
1 and plaster in home, ofice or tore.
times it they lead you to purchase on" ' Agkusforampleandinfonnafion.
em. The liaichj-d Bailey Co. 1
. are signs that show wealth, there are
signs of red and blue, there are signs
0! rain and then again there are Ilgnl1
that never come true. When you 11011 1
tier these rhymes it's a sign of good
Buckingham Post, No. 12. G. A. 11,172
one of the oldest organizations of that I.
order in the state will hold its first
regular meeting in their new head-
- quarters tomoriow night. Matters
of considerable importance will be
brought up, including the appoint—
ment of a committee to arrange for a
tormal observation of “Surrender
Day." April 9th. 011 which date just L
fifty years ago, Dee's surrender to- 3:
Gen. Grant, practically ended tlicl‘,
War of the Rebellion. The new ’
quarters of the post are in the rooms ‘j
formerly occupied by the town clerk's --
ofilce, and while not as large as the :.
former meeting place will answer '-'
their purpose \el') well The former ‘3
'meeting place was on the second floor
10f the Jackson block on Wall street,
which were taken in 1906. The post ..
1tormerly had quarters in the old1 -
it' s _a sign ot good taste—yon
avoid dirt and waste that diminish the
' The best" sign '0! '
thrift wherever you roam is a FERRIS
size of your roll.
Coal wagon in front of a home.
THE
FERRIS COAL,
COMPANY. I
If you are interested in me I am in»
tercstd in you!
JEWELRY (any kind)
W .\'l‘(‘HES (any kind)
(‘IA'X KS (any kind)
Spot-tat les——Ey ( glasses
We Are Ready
With our new Auto Van. We
can'tnove you anywhere and
Spring Suits
DAINTY CREATIONS OF SILK AND LINGERIE
IN A MOST COMPLETE ARRAY OF THE LATEST MODELS.
IN WHITE AND MANY ARTISTIC COLOR COMBINATIONS.
See The New
WAISTS
[If]?! T"? ". ‘2
DU Blot—(.11?itin‘l’illtEi) 1 quickly 1 Atheneum hall at the corner of \\'all1 .. .
_m._ ' .and High streets, which it had occu- 1
FreSh Arrival ’—*—“ 1pled since 1334 Buckingham 9051 1meantlmé including Douglas Fowler
Chas Brand ANDREW TAYLOR . . R assumed ~° .. ..
D 10f one or the first organizatio“ of the hearty co- operation of that post
$7-u10-u12 50 Livery and Trucking that order which was formed 15531 the old numbe1 of the original post1
- . WATCHMAKER, Pll D ' C than one year alter the foundationlwas retained. There are at present
'- one soon Ollll.
‘ RELIABLE JEWELER " " of the (‘rand Army of the Republic in 1 something mer 25 members ip good 1
GOTTLIEB’S OPTIMAN' l ““1188 in 1866. A number of Union standing. .
138 Washington 31,, South Norwatkl NEW STYLE STERLING 1teterans residing in Norwalk appiiod — J!
11 N. Main St, So. Norwalk. Green Stamps Given On All Repair
Work.
PLAYER PIANO
The M. Sonnenberg Piano Co
104 Washington St.
Established 1888
:1 tion and when granted was designated '
111s Post .\utnber distriCt of thel
liousatonic. For a number of yearsl
the new organization met in Sons of“
Catherine Sullivan. .
M rs.
\
BENTINEL WANT ADS
are performing services for hundreds
—Bon1'dcrl watch St-ntintl \\ out 1 1 1 1 _
.. “° ’°“ W .. m...
so res em. I iflfty But honing “new“ caused us a long illness. The tuneral Will be
I ‘ ‘ 1dlsbund1nent in 1809, but previous to “9” “mm“ “mm“ “1 9 °'°‘°°k
=1: 11“"~-’4-1--— ~~ ~—-—~~-— _. -——~—=3 111m time its “mum”... mnnherjfrrom St \Iari’ a Church Interment
Ihad been changed from S to 12
an. all 0! Norwaik.
1 Organized in 1880.
1 The present post 175'; organized;I
ern r0 ers ‘ fighetrrunty 25111. 1880. through the cf;
1forts of the late A. ilositer Bylngton n1
1111 the offices of the Softwaik (1 zett ,
-nd and 43rd Streets, W es! of Fifth Avenue, New York. n e
and the name of Buckingham post in
honor of the famous war guternor
was selected. Although many other
1posts had been established in the
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1:11.191 suits for men selling wit
1L. Felnsod's Read adv.
Will ofler Tomorrow, Saturday. an unusually large collection of information;
Misses”, Small Women’s and Girls’
l‘ashionahle Easter Outergarments
I\VOI\' l\'(i a most dit‘trstficd s‘clmtidn of ultra and conwr'vuatiu modes of the lnltst Paris designs, 1
at tho lowtst pritcs 1:1 or quoted so tarly in the season.
Misses. Apparel (14, 16 and 18 years) lGirls’ Apparel (6 to 17 years)
‘
Smart Stills, in tit-w and Bllfl'fi‘c
tnodtls of 111111' 1. Wt or surge and
shepherd c,hccks trimmed with self
and silk tollars, at
Tailored Stills, of gsbardinc, men's
wcnr serm- or sltepherd‘checks, in
sport and strictly tailored models;
new model skirts, at
(‘uirls‘- Shoe I‘op Suits, of men's L .
wcsr serge or shepherd checks, in pe‘ la 8
1 . belted and sport eflects; sizes 10 to
$18'75 l6 years, . at $15‘OO _- '
'Juniors' Sport "Stilts, of men's
ucsr serge. trimmed with Iaillc silk
collar and silk tie; pstcli‘ pockets;
sires ll, 15 and l7 years, at
24.75 2450
Dressy Suits, of galrardine. men's
wear scrgcs and shepherd checks. in—
cluding many braid botind models, at
Girls’ Afternoon Frocks, of pon-
gee, figured foulards, checks and
lulIetas, also models with silk plaid
waist and cherkworsted $15 to 23- 75
skirt , 8 to 17 years,
27.50 3 Full weight cans Cond. Milk
Best Creamery Butter per lb.
25c
41c
Motlt‘l Stills. copies of foreign im-
portatiomi. of galmrdines. serge-s or
shepherd checks; semi-loose, belted
37.50
sitting of from $5 to $10 on each,
for further
4% lbs. Gran. SugaIZSc ‘
for a (barter, to the state organiza‘ DEATHS AND FUNERALS.1
Mrs. (‘atherine Sullivan, widow of1
Michael Sullivan, died this morning at ‘
1 will be in St_ Mary‘ s Cemetery She is
1snr\lted by one son, \iithael Sulliv an. l
J.r. and two daughters, \irs “Patrick
J. Kcating and Miss Katherine Sulli-
ha
at
1
m. mum”, mm at Girls’ Tailored Coats, of novelty
' V. checks and ear . detachable silk . , ‘
AIicronou and Evening Gowns an d pique mung: 6 to M y cars, at 5.00 18 Sweet Navel Oranges .. ............. . ..... . ..... 25¢
of radium. silver embroidered. also ~ . ' - - .
combination of plain $18 75 29 75 (iirls' Coats 0,5 men's wear serge, Large Lat] Grated Pmeapplc, for pics ............ 1,. 10¢
and check taffeta. at ' 9 ° bolted model; detachable linen col- , 7 50 I it 0 C111 Choice Stinach 9¢
. ‘ , 1“ and cuil’s;lincd;6to M "a,” , g. . .1 ...........................
Tailored and Sport Coats of '
2 Large Cans Finc Table l‘cars ............... 25¢
25¢
................. 7.1;-
Girls’ Coats of serge and novelty
checks; collarsand‘cufl‘s of moire
silk or emb'd pique; 6 to M yrs, at
serges. ‘golfillt‘ or covert cloth. some
lined with plain and $15.00, 18-50
flowered pussy willow,
.
Women’s 'and Misses’ Untrimmed, Millinery
HIC l-‘I is displat ed on the Main lloor, presents the smartest foreign and Amerilnn models in Un-
trimmed Shnpcs and Tailored Hats of “Hon llcmp Liscrc, Real Hair, Leghorn and Milan, to-
‘9.75
2 Large Cans Cal. Peaches .....................
\I. Y. State Corn. pcr cart.....
........ 1971
Coffee Becoming Popular, pcr ll).
W
gether with superior assortments of Imported llowcrs. lruits, Birds, Wings and Ostrich Novelties. .. "2 lb- Can Lowncy C0903 ----- . ------------------ 18¢-
- 1..- ‘Vcry sperm price inducements arranged for to-morrow: 31am Pest Pink Salmon .......................... 25¢
Milan Hemprats. ' new tricorn and. Misscs’Tailoréd Huts, at" $2.95 to 5.50‘ ‘ Cal. Prunes, per 111. . . . . . . ....................... ‘ ..... 6(1-
sailorismpml m black and calms, at $ . J1Gnrlands of Cl'er’i“: , - at 5790 Choice Evap. Peaches, per lb. . .. 7¢
Funct \lilun Slit!“ Hats,‘ . glossy GarlandSof Daisies, Blucttes, » ‘ . _. ’
finish. in black and fashionable colors, $1 95 lloscs. fruits, etc.. at 950 IQ 4.50 2 Ills. Choice :\pl‘lC0lS ' °' --------------------- 25¢
licckcr's Crcam Farina, per pkg.
' The Boys9 Spring bolts and Coats
RE assembled in 11 wide range of distinctive stylu- and materials offering a splendid selection for
Easter and Confirmation war at most nttrsctiu pricts.
Boys Norfolk Stills. with txtrs trousers. of BUYS Spring Roofers. ot' tan covert cloths, 1
chat-tots, homespun; (weeds flaunt-ls or blue shtpltt‘nl dieckn. plain blue scrgts and mixtures,
serge; sizes 7 to 18 years. sizes from 21-; to it! years,
Stamps.
at $8.50 to 16.50 at $4.75 to 10.00 1 ‘
t ‘ é " ' 1.137". carried
"1' myrrh tweak nndlsomr- 'lfinn “'ttlllilhlt‘ Stills. in tin u‘nson's mt
practitsl plain and notcllv clients, aim from 2}
‘
Boys‘ Top Count.
spurts. in smart «dc-slum and «alt» dict ts: sires
Iron ii to lti yarn. '" 10 3"".-
at $5.30 to 13.00 at 31.95. 2.93 and 3.95
Another my special l’rcolioslcr cloning. Iii-mortal». Of 1 Royal Grocery
Bios“ Norfolk Suite (with com manners). at $0.75 .1 .
50. Home”:
1
1
In plain blur struts. bit-«11 MUM! duds. cheats!» and W. mu sip-m “that. 7 to is years. so. "Ii” 3’.
mm on“.
‘ Corned Beef, per can ............................. 19¢ '1
1
\
l
l
T ably low prices.
:neckwear at J. l. Mallette’s.
’arc also attractive.
' the year. 1
1 land's.
Latest Ideas in MIDDY BLOUSES
In light pink, or light blue, and in white trimmed with either pink or blue.
See the LATEST MODELS of LADIES’
SPRING COATS and
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i Our Sale
1
l
1
day will
thing you are looking for.
H. Krieger & Co.
Of Shapes
that has started to-
continue.
Dont fail to topic in and see the \\01|(ltl‘llll varitty of
Straw llats on exhibition. llcrc you “ill find almost
no)-
Are World Beaters.
- «m..- ..__
SHEEP MANURE
The Special Hats at 11
85c and $1. 25
See “Window Display.
anion, ms and Lawn Seeds.”
AND FERTILIZERS.
SCALECIDE AND LIME SULPHUR FOR SPRAYING
THE BROWER & MALONE FEED COMPANY
20-22 Main Street. Norwalk
ECKFORD SWEET PEAS.
WITH OUR ADVERTISERS.
Points’tor Sentinel Readers to Gen-
sider When Out Shopping.
IDuIS A\'el'lClt In order to dispose of are nunusuany a'tracfive.
1be replete with bargains tomorrow.
Read the adv.
i The specials advertised for minor.
‘row at Beers' Meat & PrOvision Co..
Read their
his entire clothing stock has marked adv.
'what suits he has left which includes-
time to visit‘ him.
Frank Jacoby is making it possible‘ est
for one to have an Easter suit at a Hyatt 5
His advertise-1
very reasonable price.
ment in this paper gives further de-
tails
Those who wish all that is newest1
and best in Easter apparel will find.
the N. E Ryan 00.. splendidly prepar-
ed to supply their needs
Attractive assortment of Easter
Prices
See'adv,
Going to move this spring? Andrew
Prices are right.
Office sales and yauits of every
kind are being opened every night. in
Play safe. keep your vitally
important papers in the vault of the
South Norwalk Savings Bank.
Checks are very stylish this spring.
V You will find a large collection of the
richest checked suitings and coatings
at Reed s.
Beautiful underwear that gives good
"service is made from crepe dc chine.
Beautifully delicate and cool for sum-
mer wear. You will find newly arriv-
ed styles of special interest at How-
0 1
Today Mint: announces his Easter
3 opening of stilts. coats and mlllinery.
. impressive showing of the new tann-
1ions will be exhibited. [to sure
It)
visit the store tomorrow,
Finn bargains in marine are of.
iored tor fiaturdsy at the East Nor
oath (faith (lrmry. Sec sdv.
Two big specials st Andrew liavev's
I‘or tomorrow. nee adv.
Washington (‘orn Crisp. free to
marrow at the that hulls Ten t‘o lie»
1am" this lm ell-ring the store will
1 Tomorrow I. Bressev,
4
An oculisl will examine your eyes
jsome exceptional qualities at remark'lwithout charge at Theater's. 87 At-
It will be worth your ’ lantic Square, Stamford.
See the complete array of» the lat-
model waists at Tristram It '
The Rollers big special tor Satur-
day is extraordinary values in ladiee'
'straw hats. See adv.
Clean coal is assured at Harris a
Gans on account of their coal pocket.
The Sanitary Markets are repeat-‘
ing their big orange offer of avweekf
,ago. Read adv. for other bargains. _
1 Startling values in house wares are-1,
iannounced for tomorrow's trade by"
.Gehebe.
Tavior, Darien. is ready with a new 1'
auto \an to move you anywhere and'ermans.
1 quickly.
Easter supplies are read\ at Dick-w
See adv. ' ‘
19 Washing-
ton street, will sell $3.00 shirts tori,
only $1. 75. These skirts are of 1915 1
styles, and are in all colors ‘Head the.
adv for other bargains. .
Don't fall to visit the Boston Store, ‘
tomorrow to see the new suits,’waists, "
and hats for Easter.
Royal specials for tomorrow at the
Royal Grocery,
OTTO BARTHOL SURPRISED.
A birthday surprise party “as ten-
dered Otto Barthol on his twenty-
second anniversary on ‘v'r-tirtesday
night at his home in llavtland onset,
and the event proved very enzoyablo,
as Mr. Barthel and his wife are noted
for their generous hospital“; and
that evening was no ext-option to tho
rule. Mr. Barthel was the w intent.
of many gifts. attesting to t'm Mg.
esteem in which he is held by his
many friends. During the waning
Mrs. (looms Worm Rrod'ey moored
with suture! piano Whfl‘lk‘ml‘l whit-t
Were highlv pleasing. \ tin. oil.-
1lnu was sorted and added to {N
pleasant evening.
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Norwalk Chronicler