silos" swim. ya“:
“The Fairest”
’Twas in our mail we found
the note, from a stranger in
our, town who’d never seen
our name in print nor heard
of its renown; he’d learned of
us from friends as one who‘d
treat him right and proper,
but how to spell our W' . '
so when we“ it from the
name he didn' t care a
box tllis is the way we read it:
“The Fairest Coal Co.”
is just the way he'd said it.
1He builded better than he
knew—a chance shot from his
battery—but who shall say,
and say it true, that‘ there
THE '
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
NEW STYLE STERLING
PLAYER PIANO
The M. Sonnenberg Piano Co
104 Washington St.
Established 1888
a
BRAND’S
!
up. Moisture-proof.
andplawerinhomeoficeor
SD. Norwalli
Strictly Fresh Eggs ..... . . ..
Sugar Cured Halli, this week
llatun .....................
Small California liams .....
Native Calves’ Liver
CHARNOK’S MARKET
FR E'E DELIVERY
10 Large Grape Fruit
Onions ............ 31: qt.
'I‘urnips .......... 201: pk.
3 lbs. Liver .......... 25c
Walls 8 Ceilings ..
mean solid comfort—satisfying in
looks. warmth. cleannesa and per-
manence. Easily and quickly put
. Use Beaver Board instead of lath
‘Askusforaam’pleandinformatim.
rile Dacia BaileyCo.
Green ground bones,lresh every day 3c lb.
(Continued fnorn First Page)
gallon of the charges against
Tanner would stop there was
Miss
Miss Tanner is at liberty under $5,-
000 bonds on the charge of using the
mails to defraud. This is an out-
growth of her suit against James W.
. 'Oaborne for $50,000 damages.
Mr. Speilberg first became connect-
ed with the case when he represent-
store.
ed Miss Tanzer’s bond. For whom
the bond has not. been disclosed,
Mr. Spellberg reappeared with Miss
flce shortly before noon.
ing with his client into Mr. Marshall’s
not a question of a confession,"
a statement.
little frightened.
“We have no confession to make,"
Mr. Spellberg said.
to tell the district attorney will not
........................ 25c
\ 17c
........................
20c, 22c, 24c
...............
any way."
.. I I' .
2 3° David Slade, who was Miss Tan-
................. . .
injure the firm of Slade and Slade in!
one .I
known. .
ed the surety company which furnish- 1
the surety company acted in giving '.'.
vTanzer at the District Attorney’s of. .:
Before go- jj
When Miss Tanzer appeared with. I:
her lawyer at the Federal Building, :1
she speared to be nervous and not 11. -~
“What we have >:
GAZETTE BLDG.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Un
MEDIUM WEIGHT VESTS .....
Made in Low Neck, Short
SLEEVELESS VESTS ..........
Made in Round Neck,
office, Mr. Spellberg said that ‘it was ..
and I:
that Miss Tanzer would merely make j‘_
UNION SUITS—Sleeveless with
30c 1b.
zer's lawyer at the time of her exam—
ination last week, said he was sur-
visited the district attorney.
had been any mistake, he said, he
would gladly help the Government to
get to the bottom of the case.
TEL. .5 8 3-2
Tile funeral of Mrs. Katherine Sul-
l.1\’er .......... livail_ of 3 Plymouth avenue, was
Pig‘s.
(Till) Meats. Yuhan t‘of» l '
. . . . ier 101119 at 8:30 and from S . M
lee. l'cas. torn, lczis. t ‘ “3’"
mass was sung by her nephew.
Ester Sale
PRICESQON ALL cooos MUCH RE-
DUCED.
JUST LOOK
at what we keep it} Watches. Jewelry.‘
Optical Goods, Clocks
SELLING AT SMALL PROFIT.
Honest Watches
Elgin, Waltham. Standard Swiss, Etc..
which can be seen, open-priced. in our
window.
GENTLEMEN's LADIEG'
$2.00 $4.00
3.50 5.50
5.00 6.50
6.50 7.50
8.00 8.75
11.00 11.00
12.75 12.50
‘ 18.00 10.00
and up.
$1 Watches ................. now. She
$2 Watches ............... now, $1.65
Nice Jewelry
Gentleman's Chains, all kinda..$1 up
Solid Scarf Pine ...... $1, $1.50, $2 up
Solid Cuff Buttons ....$1, $150.52 up
Solid Gold Rings ....... 85c, $2, $3 up
,Tie Clasps ................ 50c, $1 up
Gold Wedding Rings .......... $4 up
Solid Gold Lavaliiere ........ $1.50 up
Solid Gold Neck Chains ...... $1.50 up
Bracelets ................... $1.50 up
no CHEAP 0R seconon-isub
GOODS!
0
Optical Goods
Pocket Magnifiers ............. 25c up
Reading Glasses .............. 50c up
Auto Goggles A... ..... 256., $1. $2 up
Nickle Spectacles ............ now $1
Nickle Eye Glasses ..... . ..... now, $1
Gold Filled Spectacles ........ now $2
Gold Filled Eye Glasses ...... now, $I2
Gold Filled Nose-piece. only.now. $1.50
Eye Glass and Spectacle Cases.10c up
Thérmometers—ail kinds ...... 25:; up
Good Clocks
Desk Clocks ........ . ..... $1.50 to $5
Shelf Clocks ........ 7? ..... $4 to 312
Wall Clocks ....... $3.50 to $16.50
Automobile Clocks ........... .53 up
$1.25 Alarm Clocks ......... novll, 85c
$1.75 Alarm Clocks . . . “new, $1.35
All Brand's Watches .and'Qlocks have
been tested and found accurate.-
PRICES ON ALL GOODS MUCH RE. ‘
DUCED.
.1-ST LOOK AT WHAT WE KEEP!
GREEN TRADING STAMES GIVEN
ON ALL PURCHASES AND ‘
REPAIR GOODS.
Chas. Brand
warcumsaaa.
JEWELEI O
OPTILIAN.
138 Washington St. Booth Non-am
Brcon Sta-rips Given On All Repair
Work. '
«.m-
\
SChultzc’ s Sanitary Market
TEL. 1371.
Pliney Coons)" of Greenwich, Conn.
‘The pallbearers won» Edward Kelley
'Edward Kelley. .l'rT.” LII New Canaan:
Thomas and William
flower bearers were Harry
and John Mathews. Mrs. Albert ltoac
sang the solo Ave Maria. The choir
rendered mead Kindly Light as
Fresh Meats, .
«Vegetables
FREE. DELIVERY
body was taken from the
Interment took place in St.
: Cemetery,
Fish and
Funeral of Mrs. John E. McGuire.
erGuire was belt] at
[Church this morning at 10 o'clock,
gRev. T. J. *F‘inn celebrating the mass
i...-
Hayes 5
NEW CITY
MARKET
Hayes" Block
69 North Main Street
+
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t
”b.—
Easter Cards *
Easter Gifts
ammunition:
Hartford" North Maine
B ock, . Street
spring Sails
'5Fresh Arrival
$Z--10--1 2 50%
GOTTLIEB’S
1‘! N. Main St, 30.] Nor-walk.
.d....
l
_ . - 1
season. NOTICE. _'
In the interest of our employees and
better service we have decided to con-
tinue our policy. of closing at S p. in.
him. . ..
fielder-5.1M 25051011
“Sell-inn MNorwaik.
Beers Meat ‘& Provision Co.
6 North Main St, So. Norwalk.
‘Sllll HOPE I0
. w as located.
laround the hulk.
capacity of 150 tons dead weight, Willi
1There were many beautiful floral'
lofterings and Mrs, Albert F, iloscl
isang during the services. Interment
was In St. Mary‘s cemetery The pull
bearers More John Moore, Thomas
Fitzmaurice Patrick Marron. Michael
Malkln .lisrry Cohro oy and Irving
Dunning.
George Allen and Thomas Domey.
13 Main St, Norwalk.
r
Phone 1362-3.
Very Best Creamery Butter
340 lb. .
'18 California Nov. Oranges
250
'3 cans. full weight. Cond.
Milk 251:
Royal . Grocery
'Spsclal Services In the Catholic an
Episcopal Church}: Planned.
Yesterday was Palm Sunday. the
first day of the Passover. the week in
made His triumphant entry into Jer-
usalem. and the multitudes cut down
branches of palm trees and waving
them on high cried aloud
praise. At the same time.
22 South Main 81.,30. Norwnili. of approaching tribulation was gather-;
_——-, ing. for, in five days. Christ was to be
crucified.
these opposite emotions of joy and
sorrow were portrayed in the cere-
flOAI SUBMARINE
(Continued from First Page)
another body believed to be the F-4 the procession of the patina.
] thirdly the holy mass was offered du
Portions of a vessel's upper struc-Z ing‘ thCh the passion. according ‘0
ture have been brought to the Sufi' St Matthew which Is the account 0
face by the grappling apparatus of the sufferings and death of our Lord,
the various boats. renewing the con-'“'38 sung
fideuce of the rescuers that they are.
near the F-4, _,\ . '
The dredge California, whose chains 0‘19.
ed of three parts.
and distribution of palm leaves; then
and
D
Episcopalian
the body of the submarine. will belduring holy week, which is the time
Imoored in a position directly above it IChristians give up in a measure the
land tugboats will cries-cross in alllpleasllres of the world, and racism.
l'directious with their drag chains ininlfite the DESSIOH and 511116111138
Ian effort to wind them into a net Christ
The Saints of the week are as fol-
A big naval crane having a liftingilows
their: attempt a direct lift on the sub-115mm- confessor
marine, assisted by the dredge. . |
W. C. Parks, 11 'civil engineer, haslflbbob‘
started construction of an immense ' “Wilda."
diving-bell fitted with heavy plate Wednesday. March 31—8101“
glass ports, which is expected to be ismin, martyr
greatly for use by noon tomorrow. 1 Thursday. Apr“ 1—5011“ Hugh, con-1
‘ Honor.
1
March ail—Saint Regulus.-
SENTINEL GOOD FRIDAY.
The Sentinel will be Issued as a 'tyr.
morning paper on Good Friday.
April 2. . confesaor.‘
St. Mary' s Parochial school will SENTINEL ODOR FRIDAY
cluH‘ Tuesday for the Easter holiday
prised to learn that Miss Tanzer bad}
If there"
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.'
largely nttendedthis morning from'
Church at 9 o'clock, where u requiem‘
I
Itev. :
[CREDIIORS 0f flJRNIIllRE
Keeling. The.
Sullivan 1
We 'Are Ready
With our new Auto Van. We
can move you anywhere and
quickly.
ANDREW TAYLOR
Livery and Trucking
Phone Darien Conn.
Women’s Spring
SLEEVELESS VESTS, Lace trimmed.
DRAWERs—Knee length, tight knee, and lace trimmed .................................. 25c and 50c
UNION SUITS——Sleeveless with lace trimed wide knee ...................... . ....... 39c, 500, 75c, $1.00
derwear
........................................................ 25c and sec
Sleevestutch Neck, Short Sleeve: Sleeveless. ' I
....................... 12 Vzc, 15c,1c 25c, 35c, and 500 to $1.
and V-shaped Necks i
................................... 15c, 25c, 35c, and 50c to $1.00
tight knee ........................................ 39c, 50c, 75c. $1.00
H. Krieger & Go.
Out Sale Of Shapes
that has started to-
day will continue.
1
COMPANY JAM HEARING
the.
«thousand File claims Against Grand:
church. .
Mary‘s ‘
l
The funeral of Mrs] Elizabeth I“...
St, Mary's{
The flower bearers were.
OBSERVING THE PASSOVER. l
in the Catholic chun‘hes. y.esterday “3
mony of Palm Sunday, which consist-' 4
First, the blessingi
f homes.
The Lenten services which hate-
.beeu ‘conducted. in the Roman Catli- ;
and Lutheran:
are thought to be securely fixed 0.1,churclies assume an extra solemnity.
of.
Sunday, March 28—~Saint John'Cap-f
lIapiiis Furniture 81 Supply Coin-1
pally - Bankrupt Makes Goalposq
ition Offer
About 1,000 men and women, cred-
liiorsi- of the bankrupt Grand Rapids
Furniture & Supply Corporation of
iiridgéport. attended the meeting ‘be
fore John W Banks. referee in bank-
ruptky, ill the (‘cunty Court House'
this morning.
:were faslllonablS dressed. while oth-
ers were of the poorer class. Some
of the latter carried babies in their
arms. Most of the session was taken
:up with the filing and proving
afternoon appraisers will be appoint-
d ' ed and the bankrupts examined.
Creditors Gather Early at Court
House.
As early as B: 30 o'clock the credi-
which Jesus died On this day Jesus tors gathered at the court house.
Many came from far awn,1 cities and'
There was a large number
Naugatuck Valley and sev
towns.
‘- from the
in H‘sioral from Hartford and v.1cinity Ref-
the cloud eree Banks had two women assisting
him in filing the claims. A. L De-
Laney. who was appointed temporary
Ereceiver of the corporation some time
o by the Superior Court, was on
hand and answered questions put to
him by the creditors
The courtroom was so crowded that
it was found advisable at 11:30 o'clock
to adjourn until 2 o'clock this after-
noon. Out-of- town creditors clam-
,_ ored for recognition so they could file
lthelr claims and return to their
A trolley conductor from
“aterbury registered a kick because.
!he had been put to considerable ex-
pense in coming to the meeting to-'
day, and he wanted his (1113" s pay andi
the railroad expenses. He had a talk
ed the assistants so much that he was
told to stop or 1.6 would be put out of
thecourtroom. He took the warning
and waited his turn.
' The Company's Offer.
A There are about 8,000 unsecured
:creditors. After all claims have been
proved, those having a right to vote'
iwili decide whether or not they will
Monday, March 29 Saint Austasius accept the composition offer made by
the concern. This offer is to pay 25
lper cent. on the claim within 30 days,
lien- or, if this is not accepted, the concern i tend any more meetings.
twill reorganize and redeem all con-
tracts upon their face value, providedl
{that the creditor pays the full amount
Friday, Apr,L2_gmm Aplln w'of $17 50.11‘or Instance, If a creditori
has paid in $12, he can pay in the
Saturday. Aprit 3~Satut Richard, “"1““ 0' 35- ”0 “‘1 surrender h"
contract The concern’Will give him
-;a piece of furniture costing more than
1522. at). which he will take on a lease
The Sentinel will lie Issufl u' a and make weekly payments until the
and will reopen on Wednesday. April mornlng paper on Good Friday. full amount I: paid.
7th. April 2.
I A composItlon oler will be msdot to
l
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l
Some of the women;
oi;
claims and it is possible that late this;
with Receiver Delaney and disturh-|
Don't fail to come in and see the wonderful variety of
Straw 11.315 on exhibition. Here you will 111111 almost any-
thing you are looking for.
The Special Hats at
.851: and. $1.251
Are World Beaters. See‘Wiudtlw Display.
l
l
1% -_.__
Garden, Grass and Lde Seeds.
1' SHEEP MANURE AND FERTILIZERS.
SCALECIDE AND LIME SULPHUR FOR SPRAYING
THE BROWER & MALONE FEED COMPANY
3 20—20 Main Street, Norwalk
ECKFORD SWEET PEAS.
POPULAR 11111an
_
-——-
‘-—
ithe merchandise creditors calling for'I
lthe payment of5 .).per cent. by note‘l
lthree months after the date of set-
ltlemeut, 5 per cent six months afterj
ldate 5 per cent nine months after! The \itngraph stars present an ex-
year.~ The cellent six part feature todiu, en~
titled, “Mr. Barnes, of New Yolk,"a.
’motion picture play that is in every
Receiver DeLaney has a p13“ under regard highly commendable. The
which. where there are two accounts picture appears “I ”19 Vii-“£11181!
in a family. for instance, of $12 each itheatre in New York City where it
the two are to be Comtbined and gut. imay run unprecedented for .1 length
rendered and an article costing more ;Of time and for popularity Tomorrow
than $24 to be given. the contract i“The Gentleman of Licsure'“ will be
holders to pay the balance in weekly ltho Paramount feature attraction of
payments the. day. Wallace Eddingei appears
Does Not Want Trustee in the title role of this play which
If the composition plan meets with proved an enormously 30pm“ at-
favor, the question of collateral mztraction at the Strand I‘hea.re m
secure the notes to be given by the New York City, where it made itsin—
iconcern will be considered. The com- Iitial run “ few week: ago ““9 ‘3
pany'lt Is said is not desirous of hav gno question but that The Gentleman
'ing a trustee appointed as this would- of Liesure .is one of the most suc-
[incur further expense icessful plays ever filmed and posit-
Receiver DeLaney said today that ively one of the most sue. zessful
the concern's liabilities amounted to :photo dramatizations. This play tells
about 390 000 and the assets about the amazing story of how a young 50-
$17. 000 The latter originally totaled icieti man commits burg'lan, onabet.
$24, 000. but the business ha
carried on for some few mont
and this has entailed considerable ex-
Dense The assets consist of aboutllaughs and Thrills mav abl‘olllii’ly be
$1,500 in cash and the remainder in Sflid ‘0 31191‘113‘9
“eases. trucks and good will. ’ '
To Adjourn For One Week. A TODAY'S 'PERM'TS-
l A woman creditor from Waterbury. The Building inspector. today, in-
'while presenting her claim, toldisued the following permits. ’l‘o w
Referee Banks that the trip to Bridge-1 Greenwood to erect a bungalow 12:
port meant much expense .10 her and 30. for Dr C B.Bol1annan on sl-ott
she inquired if she would have to at— street Cranbury. «To cost $300.
She was in-I
formed that there was no messity en coop. $27.
for her doing so She will be notifiedl To 8 F Dickens to erect a garage
later of what action has been taken. on Silvermine avenue $50.
There were a number of lame" To need & Volk to install :1 motor
present today and it Is said they w'lll for c Kenetk'
endeavor to have the concern put up;
money to pay all costs. Some of the . —HOMEMADE HOT cnoss puns
lawyers. It is said, favor the plan to plain or fruited. Order no... llilimr‘y.
pay the 25 per cent. now. iSnulres. 22 No. Main St. Phone 435.
-HONEIIAD¢ HOT CROSS DUNS
Try an ad. in The Sentinel-Noe plain or fretted. Order now. Deli cry.
lwalk's Isadtll hole new. itiouires. 22 No. Main 81. Phone 435.
:date and 10 per cent. in one
offer comes from Solomon Badesch,
secretary of tile company. ‘
hs past- .is humorous, it is filled with surpris-
'u’m
a
as been Through the atmosphere of the piece .
ing dramatic situations, so that many _
To C. D. Charnock to erect .1 lllICk-
-s
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Norwalk Chronicler