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, Prayer at 5. with address to children“; 1
"Plus in our mail we found
the note. an a stranger in
our town who'd never seen
our name in print nor heard
of its renown; he’d leaned of up. ’Mmoof.
ustrom friends as one who'd
trut him right and proper,
but how to spell our bloomla'
name he. didn't care a WINE .3, '
mummmittfiwj‘
So. Norwailt
box this is the way we read it:
“the: P‘airesi Coal Co.”
is just the way he'd said it. 1
He builded better, than he
knew—a chance shot from his
battery—but who shall say,
and say it true. that there
was taught of flattery!
THE
StrictlyFresh Eggs. ............ 25c
S C dH ,' h' 1 k ‘
FERRIS COAL of: .‘Tie....if'f.i.fs..“.ii.... Whiz:
.' S IICl'f "H ......... . ..... . .. '-
COMPANY. £3... €.I.Z?'i...i"fi ..... . .............. . ...... 32.1”;
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CHARNOK’
FREE DELIVERY
NEW STYLE STERLING
PLAYER PIANO
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TheM.Sonnenberg Pianoco }
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104 Washington St.
- Established 1888
— BEAVER
Walls 8 Ceilings t
mean solid comfort—animus in .7”
looks, warmth. cleanness and per-
manence. Baily and quickly pet .
. Use Beaver Board instead of lads
wdduuhhome-ofiooam
Mmforsomplsandinfosmsfion.
arm llsiclfd Bailey Co.
Green groundbones,hesh every day 3c lb.
TUESDAY, men 3.. 19:51.
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S MARKET
TED. 5 83-2
We carry the largest supply oi fresh fish in town
“estpoit Smelt
Small (irccn Bluefish
.............. 12 1-2c
Salmon ......... . 12 I-2c
14c
Haddock .......... .6C
h Letallops .... . . .. 45c qt.
’ Spun'mh Mackerel . . . . 10C
_J l-‘innan ll'atltlics . . . . . Ioc
. ' i i‘oti . ........... 12 I-zc
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10 to 25 per cent.
'You Can Save on the
lloiisr . ;
at Brand’s '
EASTER SALE. t J
On buying high grade Jewelry, Watch-j '
ere, Clocks and Optical goods of every:
kind. Eye-glasses, Spectacles, etc. I
,We will sell the best goods cheaperi
for the money tha‘n othet dealers. For
you to prove our statement is only a'
mayor of calling and inspecting our
Fresh Meats,
Vegetables
FREE DELIVERY
SchultZe’ 8 Sanitary Market
TEL. 1371.
Fish and
goods.
Chas. Brand! _
WATCHMAKER, Beers Mea‘ &
mm {Exit-.32; 6 North Main St., So. Norwalk.
138 Washington St., South Nomalkl__ '
Provision Co.
13 Main St... Norwalk.
Green Stamps Given On All Repair :- . =2
_ Work.‘ l Phone 1362-3.
— tVery 398' Creamery Butter
NEW CITY
MARKET
Hayes’ BIOCk
69 North ,Main Street
We Are Ready
With our new Auto Van. We
can move youanywhere sad.
quickly.
' ANIlREW TAYLOR "
Livery and Trucking
118 California Nov. oranges
1 251:
3 cans, lull weight, Cond.
Elk 251:
Royal Grocery
22 south Main so, 80. Newest.
Phone Darien Conn.
‘ Easter “Cards
Easter Gills
:BlltinMTN 1108.
lisnfdrd ' . ' Nortthsine
Block 64 Street ’
sr. PAUL’S PARISH sores.
Wednesday, Morning r‘rnyer and
Holy pommunion‘ at 9; Confirmation‘
class for boys and girls at 1;Evenlng
Service and address at St. 'Andrew‘s'
Mlssion,‘ Winnipauk‘ at 7:30.
Saundy Thursday. 6:30 a. 111.. Holy
Communion; 9 a. m., Morning P1aycr
and Holy Communion; 5 p 1:1,, Eve-
ning Prayer.
Good Friday, Morning Prayer and
Pro- -Ansphora at 10: Three Hours De- I
votion from 12 to 3; Evening Prayer|
and Address at 8. ‘
Easter Even (Saturday) Morning|
Service at 9; Evening Prayer and
Baptism at 4.
all people are imited to attend
these services. whether members of
the narish or not.
The Church is open till day ev ry
day 'for private prayer, rest and; 1 d-
itation.
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Spring Sails
Fresh Arrival
$74042 50
GOTTLIEB’S
11 N. Main on, Go. Norwaik.
LARGE SIGN BLOWN “Téf STREET.
During the severe w dstorm
early morning, whic pproached the
velocity of a cycl
the large sign' .
in front of the Hour l1 titling was torn
._._,. __.
Just Receivel a New Lot of the Very
Latest Styles J
. LADIES’ SPRING HATS
For Easter Wear at Special Prices.
28-32 fie." Main St. 3o. Norwalk.
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DEATHS AND Funerals.
Mrs. Laura J. Knapp.-
:Mrs. 'Laura J. Knapp, widow of
Elijah M. Knapp, a former resident of
Danbury. died at her home in Vista.
N. v.. on Saturday; In ihe eighty-first
year of her age. Mrs Knappjis sur-
-vlved by three daughters. Mrs. Mattie
1E Tripp and Mrs George LoRoy, of
Danbury, and _ .Mrs. William Weaver,
of New Canaan. and three soup,
James, Chester and Alonzo Knapp, all
of New Canaan. q,»
The funeral we held at the late
home this morni at to o'clock. In-
torment was in the Rural Cemetery,
Mllltown, N Y
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MILFORD .MAN SUIOJDES
MILFORD, Conn. Mar. lid—Walter
Plucker, aged about 50, committed
auicidehere early today, by shooting
with a revolver. He left the house
while his wife and three grown child-
ren were still sleeping and stepped
out in the yard where he committed
INHIB-
: died on the floor, and they rushed In.
‘ 111;. said he was very 111. and that he
The Roller 5,1011 25cStorri
AVacant Tenements Filling tip—Other
IWoolen Company will 'run all night.
lllll fill ,illll'll
(Continued non Tam Page.)
GAZETTE Brand.
...........
TRISTRAM & HYATT
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
NORWALK
> Yesterday afternoon the glasses be
«me mixed, and a large amount of
the acid found its way into the drink-
ing water. Ir. Rosenfeld, after drink-
ing the water, sank to the door in
terrible agony. The attention of pass
era-by were attracted to his form hud-
to the shop. assisting the
man to a chair.
Mr. Rosenfeld, after eager question-
entering
wanted a doctor in a hurry. A small
boy was dispatched with all speed for '
Dr. Charles J. Bohemian. who imme-
diately rendered treatment and hur-
ried the man to the Norwalk Hospi— ‘
tel.
At the hospital, up to 2 o‘clock this
afternoon. Mr. Rosenfeid was resting
mere comfortably than last evening,
but it is said he is not yet out of dang-
er, although it is thought he will sort
vive the accident.
The Storage oi Fur Garmenb
DURING THE WAT WEATHEN, HA8 BECOME AN EXACT SCIENCE
§a s
burglar-proof building especially constructed for the purpose and return.
them on demand, thoroughly renovated by expert furriers.
The very moderate charge for this service,
includes full insurance against loss.
iiiCare oi Yours
On request we will calllfor them, store them in a moth-proof, fireproof.
n
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Mr. Rosenteld is a young man, and
very popular in Norwaik. He has al- .
ways successfully conducted his pawn-
shop, and made many friends and cus-
tomers during his several years‘of bus-
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lness dealing on Water street.
- o c o o 'o
_«:oo:oo 00:90.». «’00:» $9300.00»?
oo‘oo‘oo
“‘90.”. ,
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GREEK Slillifll ' a
o . ’ ' co
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111111 Ill OCEAN? w .s
GnrJEK 24 P'l‘._— i3. - g .8.‘
NEW \'01{K,Murch 330. -— The 0:9 - ...
Greek steamer Neieli, from Spezia. 11., o . ‘ 1.?1
sly, for Delaware Breakw 1ter, in bat .. do Ms“. 0 N lk , ‘
00
last. is without coal and adrift east of we Are the Lea lng 1 I fliers In 0r‘va s '3"
uermuda, according to oflirers of theisz‘ 'z'
steamship Martinoness, of Bule, which 3 .939.
reached here today from Marseilles. E3. 33..
‘ The Marchloness tell in with the”? .9
Nefeli. needing 11 tow \iarcl114.Afte1 0:0 . _. 3..
standing by all night a line was passed .. . 1...
aboard and the Marchioness startedisz J < '3‘.
ifor- Bermuda with the Nefell in tow.i.:. y . ‘3‘
Three times the line snapped and 11133. ‘ - 'ozo'
2 o'clock on the afternoon of the 16th! : til
the Marcl1ioness,her own coal dwlnd- V? 1. ‘
ling, had to abandon her charge. about ‘ 0:9 ..
100 miles east of Bermuda. The )lar- ‘00 . 1 .1
chioness replenished her stock of fuel E : 0 .3”
at Bermuda. ix . a,
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The Nefeli is of 2,476 tons' net andi}. .fi
" o
1 is 70 feet long. .g g. ‘3‘
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i0llllii ”'0 W Ollie ii an EC 01' Olli'SB
1 v . ‘ . - .8 _‘.
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I i080 , 9:
I NEW YORK. March sit—Firemen; é. _ . ,
who extinguished a blaze today in the‘ P 6’ 8 d 10 I) II F '
Irooms of Louis Varadi, in Fourth St.‘ J. y ay an 0 ars or ;,I
found varadi and his wife. Ethel. dean l 90 4. .
in bed of what were thought at first: -,
00
to be burns. Close examination, how-l 3
met, disclosed that the woman had °
been tied to the bed. and that there 9:0
were two bullet Wounds in her head,‘oo
either of which would have caused her ..
death. \aradl, also, was found to have :
a bullet In his brain. A pistol, over--
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Hats When We Can Deliver the Same
Hats to You For Almost Half.
Every Hat Trimmed in 0dr Own Work
e'o’
«wows
looked a first In nearby. .3 . _.
mimiiii’ .zll’a‘fitzdsssf’ifhi iii? Room. We Are Showmg the Largest I
11.31“” "1 Elfiizi; ‘\~ Assortment 0f Shapes in the City at .,
swean en mse‘.an _a.
iii.“i?:°.i‘i’:i.i‘i:.f‘°“°“" ”mg: Prices Lower Than Elsewhere. ‘3
. —-. . I ~ . .
[Ail lliillilhli Willi , :i; . , ,g , :-
mm 011111ng '1 d Suits and Coats:
At the meeting, last night, of the :3: a1 or e ‘ A ‘:
{East Not-walk Yacht Club held marge g. ?:
113312.233:.“é‘i‘itfe‘ifi‘éifliw :3: At Very AttractiVe Prices :3
foéégazgzlgggz wfieksg. {300.00.00.00 w” 0000’ “o “9...”...0 ”w “0”.” ”gfi.”0”.”o”o”o“.”:”:”.“,”3%...-
’ ce- ommo or . z . oungs. _. M
Rear-Commodore—Chnries K. St.
,John.
Secretary—P. H. Fielding.
Treasurer—E. ‘B. Smith.
There will be another meeting 011
next Monday evening, at which time
definite plans are to be formulated for
the coming summer, which promises
to be the busiest in the history of
the local organization. -
FIND8_$1,000 LEFT IN '
TELEPHONE ‘BOOTH.
Best Company Salesman Informs the
Police and Is'AdvIsed to Write to
' Owner.
BRIDGEPORT, Marsh 30. ——Tl1omas
Shanley. o salesman for the Cudahy.
Beef COmpany, who resides at 49
West avenue, reported to Superin- .
tendent of Police Birmingham this af-
MOOSUP ”H'LS START RUNNING iternoon that he had found the Si 000
"— ‘ ""3"“; in ten $100 bills reported lost by John
Porter. a‘New York merchant, at the
railroad station yesterday. Mr. Por-
terleft a wallet containing the money,
In a telephone booth at the station,
and did not miss it for a half hour.
He then offered $200 reward for its
ireturn, and no questions would be
asked. ,
Mr. Shanley told Superintendent
\
Signs of Prosperity
MOQSUP, March 80.— Beginning
tonight the yarn mill of the American
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which will mean empioyingnday and
nightforce. All of the mills are runn-
ing full time now, and all Indications
NORWALK Hosiemu. Morse
from its fastenings "and dropped iii Joseph Bosenfeid. of Cedar street. the act. In his room was found the
the sidewalk, a disiano? or about titty was admitted to the Norwalk hospitalifoilowing note: "Forget and forgive."
feel F 0"““818'3’ “it; hour 01' the 80 yesterday for treatment. His wife has been a chronic invalid
(idem was so early ”tint no one was‘ joseph Powers,- of Stevens btreet. for years, and it is thought the worry
around, otherwise a fatality might was operated on for mastoids at the over her condition may have caused
point to a very busy season. _Almy-
Birmingham that he found the wallet[
ville village is assuming a different
appearance. Tenarnents that have.
been vacant for; months are filling
up and signs of renewed activity are
“”0 “Culi'ed- hospital yesterday. )his act.
numerous.
near where It was reported lost. He
was advised to communicate with Mr.:
Porter and turn it over to him.
—AdVertiss In The Sentinel.
arden, ms and
’ SHEEP MANUREAND FERTILIZERS '
wn‘Se‘S‘
,1.
, ’ SCALECIDE AND LIME SULPHUR FOR SERAYING
THE BROWER & MALONE FEED COMPANY K
20-22 Main Street, Norwalk
« ECKFORD SWEET PEAS.
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M. E. SUNDAY SCHOOL BOARD.
Present Officers Reelected for the
.Ensuing Year.
The annual meeyng of the Sunday
Sohool Board of the Norwalk M. E.
Church was held last night, and the
election of oflfcers resulted in the re-
turn of the present holders for anoth-
er ..year The secretary's report was
read and It showed an increase In the
average attendance at Sunday School
for the year. The report of the trees-
ur er was submitted and proved en-
Hcouraging
The officers for the year are:
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Fitch. 3":
Treasurer—Jay Buckle“. '
Secretary~—Raiph Bedient.
Librarian—Frederick S. Amfv‘c-
Superintendent Advanced. l’rima ‘
Department-Miss ‘Elsie Murray.
Assistant Superintendent Advnnc
Primary Department—Miss Atlelaid -
St. John, '
Superintendent Prini'ary Depart
meat—lends. Thomas Baxter.
VAssIs' t Superintendent Prim
Department—Mrs. H. M. N. Sigman.‘
GeorgeM Coffin National Bank 0
aminer, is In town today going ov.’
Superintendent—H M N. Sigman. ,the accounts of the Central Nation-
Assistant Superintendent-C. OtisIBanlt.
Norwalk Chronicler