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‘ 1 Highway Commissioner Charles
. both honorary and active, are urged
PAGE EIGHT
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A WARNING!
When you hear the Fire Alarm at
night,
Thomas Keeling of Danbury, was in
town yesterday attending the funeral
. Battling Kuhn has recovered from
this recent short illness. and doctors
say the heavy cold he now has will
not develop into pneumonia, as was
first feared
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-—Fertiliser at Raymond Brothers. ’
”Tie a warning.
When smoking ruins mark the site. .
‘Tis a warning
80 let this remind you, as you real.
It you from losses would dbe freed,
Insurance is the thing you need
'Tis s warning.
C L. Kellar, of the Schorser Rolling
JTa [or & Golden Lift Draw Company,11 will appear be—j
.fore the Bridge Construction Commit-
OOUTH NORWALK TRUST Cd. tee this evening, concerning the last
BUiLDiNG_ 1i installment of that company 's pay-
1230 ment. The money, it seems, has been
held up because of the gates of the
new bridge have not been working in,
a satisfactory manner. 1
i. 1
Telephone ‘ ’ ‘
1111 NEWS
i
lonlia will he heard today in the C0111
mou Pleas Court, Bridgeport. It is
said that Felix, who is charged with,
Enonsupport will not appear at this
hearing, and will thus forfeit a bond
of $100 put up by Stephen Novak, of
this cit1'.Attorne1'.lolm J Cuneo. of
J.
Bennett has awarded to the Connec-
tltut Road Construction Companv of
l
New Britain a contract to construu Washington stleet
11100 linear feet 01 gravel road l11'
\laterburv tor >511. 42‘ lint
Maslonku.
l
Several of the force of the South
'l‘l d ourned meelin 01 the East‘ I
1e 13 J g 1 Norwalk post oflite are planning to at-
Z\or1\alk lnlplo1ement Association is
, . . . tend the testimonial meeting in honor
to be heiu tomorrow cieiuhg. at S ‘ l
. p - “ of ex (ongressman Thomas l- Reilly, 1
o'clock. at the home of Mrs. Susan ll. . . .
Y 11 on Fast avenue All members to be given 111 .\ew York April “ll’i
ou g' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ by the National Clerks and Letter Car-‘
rlers' association. All of the clerks
and carriers at the local office have
5 tickets. but as yet the numbert
tend has not been determined.
to be in attendance.
—HOMEMADE HOT CROSS BUN
plain or fruited. Order now. Delivery.
Squires, 22 No. Main St. ' Phone 435.
__, _ ()lllt 01* \\nllnce R Sammls and
Show to the contrary notwithstand- Frank S. Stratton this morning. went:
ing Spring has oiilcially armed, for u "gunning' for a dog "supposedly" i
1fine selection of flower and vegetable mad. A complaint tame in to the
«seeds arri1ed at the South Norwulk polite item the Norwalk iron Works}
post ofllte last evening f01 free dis- that the dog was on Water street nct- l
tribution. The seeds came from the lug decidedly queer The two ofilcersi
United States department of agricul want on the animal's trail, and while;
ture and the envelopes that contain passing the driveway of the Norwalkl
them are freaked by Jeremiah DOUG-.1401? Company. on Marshall street,
you. M. (‘1. or until recently M. C. The.tlte dog came tearing along toward
in the private oillce the two policemen Both drew re1"-ol1
of Postmaster Andrew Leary. ‘1 ”F5 11ml ,Otllcer Stratton sent a bullet;
-_...-, -- icrnshlng into the dog's head.
Thomas M. Stocking, George Betta;
IClayton Marshall; George W. Vun‘ Special services will be held during
Alstyne and P. It. Sharron, phophetsl lioly Week in the South Norwalk
of Monker Grotto, Mystic Order of Baptist Church. Rev. N, B Prindle,
Realm. and Frank F Huntington, of who was state evangelist forthe. Ver-
Halas Grotto of New Haven, visited lnont Baptist State Convention, will
aim Zim Grotto in Jersey City. last hold a mission in the. South Norwalk
evening, and witnessed the grand , Baptist Church, and will speak every
ceremonial. The visitors report a ‘ night Mr. Prlndle has had long ex-
dellghtful time and returned some perienced in evangelistic work and his
full of enthusiasm for the welders. of .4110 ages will by Bllmulatlng in oven
Monker Croit'o'. r21:11:11.1 cwork .dnd 111': some. will
t he stimulating and worth the hearing.
atl
l
seeds are stacked
1this occasion.
The case of state versus Felix Mas/very large number will.
Communion on this Good Fliday ev-
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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
3311
HOLY WEEK UERVICEO.
of his aunt. Mrs. Katherine Sullivan 599°“. Meetings, 5‘3""‘9 Tomght,1ni
First M. E. Church.
Lenten services at the First Meth-
odist Episcopal Church of South Nor-
walk.
The services for Holy Week are as
’ follows:
Tuesday evening. The Rev. 1. A.
TMarsland, of Danbury, will preach.
Wednesday evening, the Rev Chas.
E. Barto, of Norwalk, 'will give his
pictures of the Passion Play. This is
most seasonable and well worth see; .
ing.
Thursday evening. the Rev. H. M.”
Richard. of Westport, will preach.
Friday evening, baptism, reception
of members, and Holy Communion.
Mr. Wakeham will give the talk on
It is hoped that a
be at the,
ening.
This will be the last week of ser- .
1ices that Mr. Wakeham will hold
with his people. Sunday morning he .‘
will preach the Easter sermon. On
the evening of Sunday the school will
represents Mrs. kgive a very interesting Easter pro
gram,
On Sunday last, Mr. Wakeham urg—
ed his people to make the most of
Holy Week ser1ices leading up to Eas-
ler not being content to tome out
some one night but in making it 11
point to try to be out each night.
ICE SllllAlillN
Nill SilleACllllilt
(Continued from first page).
of upper Norwalk, were admitted as
fuillledgeti members at—thls meeting.
There were members of the associa-
tion present from all parts of the
state. and during the discussion that
was held Mr Bates had the opportun-
ity to thoroughly familiarize himself
with iceconditions throughout Con-
necticut.
Very little ice has been hmosted
at New Hartford. reports Mr. Bates.
one half of the usual crop was secur~
ed at Hartford; one third of the eve:
age yearly cut at Willlmantic; but 6,-
000 for New Haven; the Holyoko lee
Company this summer. will be about
60,000 tons short, as they didn't get
a pound from the Connecticut River,
this year; the Berkshire ice Company.
supplying Norwalk. has full houses at
Longerlhlne [£116. and story filled
houses at Bantam Lake. but neyeetho-
less are from 6, 000 to 7 .000 tons short;
l r W ter street, Every one is welcome to these servlc
Alfred Crow ey, o a es. Come and hear Mr. Prlndle to
dowritown,’ this morning while climbw night at 8 p m The music will beln
ing to the “run" in the yard of the
Ferris Coal Company. on Washingtonl charge of Mrs- :1 ”smith
street. smiled [lie 5031'“? “22““:le Lust evening, a large delegation of
pull himse “D “S 39 0“” the Booster Club, of Sherman Coun
heavy iron cars came lumbering “10“g-'.c11..\'o. 1342. Royal Arcanum. visited
.Before Mr CFOWNY had thfhopporlun- Volunteer Council of Milford. Conn.
ity t0 Du“ his hand “'35" e car ran and Sherman's degree team initiated
over four of his fingers, crushing me” three candidates for Volunteer Coun-
tips 310311)?“an MG‘HC‘“ ”gimme“ cil. There was also a large delega-
was speedily secured 70" the inane“ tion present from Seaside Council of
man. it was found luckily. till no
bones were broken. ' two councils made things very lively
and a good time was enjoyed by all.
Sherman's degree team put on the
Kemptou degree, which was very ably!
performed After the initiation a
lunch was served in the banquet
rooms and then carpet bowling was in
order This visit. of last evening
lm makes the second of the yéar, and on
'Aprll 7th Sherman will go to New
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"'"'s'1=_"'NTiNEL coon FRIDAY.
The Sentinel will be issued as a
morning paper on Good Friday.
April 2.
Hitachi Price
WAMPOLE’S EXTRACT OF
4
Our Council, which is one of the larg
est councils in the city.
con L'IVERS
' -—BUNS FOR GOOD FRIDAY
67¢ 67¢ 67¢,11lll be ready Thursday afternoon at
. , . ilVe o'clock. Orders should be in
Sulls‘on-I’owellCorporation [early Cake for Edster should be
'ordered as early as possible. Banner
M ‘ WASHINGTON STREET' Bakery, 5 Monroe street, Tel. 367.
,__—___'—
cuius ,'
Genius is really only the power
to make continuous effort until "
success comes.
The man who persistently saves
a little each week is the man who
is always ready for the opportun-
ity to invest at a profit. .
Make ready by starting a bank
account here today.
Both Small and large accounts -
welcomed.
so:‘rou111".,sams’
. ""8111" ..
~-md:s.m, President.
odors. 1.. wdpdmd rm
Bridgeport, and the visitation of these{
York city and initiate candidates for‘
Danbury has a full crop; Stamford but
|2,000 to 3,000 tons, Greenw,ich New
iltochelle and Pelham very little. Hard-
: ly any ice at all. this year. has been
lliurvested from the Hudson river. N.
Y
i EASTER SALE AND TEA NETS $70.
The Tea and Easter Sale given un-
der the auspices of the Doorkeepers'
Circle. King’s Daughters. of the‘I-‘lrs't
Congregational Church, on Saturday
afternoon. at the home of Mrs. R. G.
Hsnford, on Belden avenue, was a
1 vpry great success The hours of
the affair were from 3 to 6, and dur
ing them a large number of ladies
came. The estimate of the financial
proceeds is $70, which is exceptldnal-
ly large The money is to go toward
the work among the poor. '
—NOTlcE.
' The Union Barber Shops beginning
Thursday, April 1st., will open from
7 a. m., to 8 p m Saturdays from 7
p. m to 11 p. in.
On Thursday, April let., barber
shops will be open from 7 a. m. to
9 p. 111.. and on Good Friday from 7
it. in. to 12 noon.
J. B. l. U. of A... Local No. 72.
"FRANK MACALUSO. Pres.
FRANK ODDO, Cor. Flu, Scry.
Both Disappointed.
Wife—If I'd known- that you were
after my money I would never have
listened to you. Husband—And if I‘d
_-known you'd be so mighty close with
your money. I would never have pro-
posed. ~Phlladelphlu Hedger.
Got Even With the Clerk.
‘Mr.Ja1vbuck——Thls gown is not be-
thought I thought I couldn’ t afford it.
~Cieveland Leader. '
ANOTHER WOMAN TELLS
How Vinol Made Her Sgt-bout
vous, weak, rundown 1111mm could
have Vinol.
(and nervous I could not slée'p Every-
thing I ate hurt me, and the medicine
i had taken did me ntgood. fii' de-
clded to try Vinol, and. before long!
could eat anything I wanted. and
could sleep all night.. Now I an well
i have been for year's." -—llr's.'._,=
Milli-on, Basil-ville. Ohio: , . f . .
lions.
' i“ ”trust.” .‘4'
5‘ 111m:
w.
0511’;
Mackinaw
01mm
"‘1!!th . 13111913‘13 XJAWSQl‘i HT: 12"
and strong, and in better health than ‘
a . .
We guarantee Viuol “do: All M 7' .. "A ,
down. weak and um “W": . scale!
South .
ii
i ‘
s
3 lbs. Sugar
. “With other products”
Fancy Maine Potatoes
TUESDAY, MARCH 30. 19 15
.- QR.
I":
l‘ URNITURE
150
159 pk.
l27
\y's'fi
“A ,-.
deG UCUl {lt-
mo ne'buwedra-
medicine.
the best of everything.
(‘ all l’nltc
Tito latest
McCall Building
East India Tea Co.
Wet, cold feet bring rheumatism, pneumonia. 111.111.111.11... coughs.
etc. Good, staunch. warm, comfortable boots are better to buy than
Hovaark Warrior Rubber 80013 are for fishermen, the best foot
protection ever known. For more than sixty years they have been the ,
choice of the great majority of men who work at the not: for a living. “
Always buy Hub-Marl: Rubber Footwear. Dealers who sell it soll
BOSTON RUBBER SHOE CO. Maiden. Mus. \
. A FamOus Product OFThe Boston RubberShocCo -
obtainable only in Me.
The Most
Advanced 33 The Reed 81 Volk
Spring ' g. Electrical Co.
FaShl0ߤ The Only Fully Equipped
are now here in the
McCAlL
PATTERNS
DRESS
GOODS .
easily made at hOmc
by using. McI lull PM-
tcrns, always stylish. -
perfect fitting and SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
my ‘0 “50- ' m “m“ s”: A. M.——1:37x, 5:42x, 6:09,
mun I‘nlil c: «.1 (-00. the new sprint: 11:1 .111 ratom 6:5“. 7:18" 7:46' 838‘ 8:59; 939‘-
inc "$11.11,; $1 ntlnr 11 Book Of Fashions ii: “In: 2."..‘iing 3311:: iii: 9:40. 10233X, 101511, 11:51.
““"‘""""-"""““"" today. “new“ P. M.~—1:13x, 1:2511, 3:02; 3:29
11 It’s Stylish It’s McCall—Ii It’s McCall it’s Stylish
For ‘Salc.at all McCall Dealers, or Direct From
THE McCALL COMPANY
World’s Largest Manufacturers of A Paper Pattern.
236 to 246 West 37th Street
STERLING
Special‘Mmic
EVERY BATURMHFVENING
Clifford Hotel .
. Rathske’ller
and pour '
if? boots
JJJ
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NOTE—New entrance from Elin-
bcth Street.
' 120 WASHINGTON SSTREET.
UCS
ANCES
FURNITURE CO.
-l29 WASHINGTON ST.
80. NORWALK
NOW!
is the time to get your. Easter
SUIT, DREBB OR COAT.
urge stocks. Big asstlrtmeut.
s. A. H. STAMPS GIVEN.
l M. Molla$¢h & Son
SOUTH NORWALK.
Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
sdiustlnx, feel at. liberty to con-
suit
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OFFLCIAN
Room 6, Keeler Buildh‘..
No. 155 Washington St.
Opposite floyt‘s Thesis“.
' Mood", Wednesday and My
' ' Evenings, 0:80 to O.
.\'. Y. address—717 pth Avg. I to
4 p. m. daily.
ELECTRlCAL SHOP
In the “Mn ‘
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phon. 805—50 80. Main 8'...
Bo. Nor-walk. Music Hall Block-
NE‘V
3N. Y.,N. H. 81“. R. R
Timetable
styles are i
l m EFFECT MARCH 14. 1915.
l
l
.—
4:43x, 5:15x,’ 5:45. 6:02x, 6:47, 7:02x,
7:451. 9:51x, 10:18:.
Sundays.
A. M.——12:25x, 51:42:,
10:33:. 11:51.
P. M.—1113x, 2:4411, 3:02x, 424311,
5:45. 6:02x. 7102:. 7:12. 7:57x,
9:513, 10:18:, 10:40. .
ll: 54,
New York
[Charles J.
WITH OUR ADVERTISERS.
Rolnts for Sentinel Reader: to Gen-
sider when Out Shopping.
The spring models of that favorite
corset, “La Resists" are ready for you
at Reed's. Bee adv. .
The Howlaud Dry Goods Co., is
prepared to outfit men, women and
children for IEaster. Prompt and
thorough service is certain.
Everything is prepared for Easter
at Rogers and Stevens to meet your
ideas, please your taste and suit your
pocket. Their announcement in to-
day's adv. that they- -will hereafter
carry Steirialock clothes will be of
special interest to men.
.In the Easter showing at. the Bos-
comlns to you and it is expensive ton Store you will and modlsh effects,
Why did 3'0“ 11“? 1‘? MW JHWb'mk'f' variety of styles, and great range of
Because the clerk looked as if he colors and priée's
Fresh mea'tl, fish and vegetables at
Beers“ Meat”; Provis 00.
If your neighbor has gas heater,
.‘gsk her to giro you her opinion of it.
Beallsville. Ohio. —‘.‘Ii wish all ner- Alon will then Went to telephone or
write the United Electric Light Co.
I was so xun-down, weak yfor details. _ »
The City Notional Bank welcomes
the opportunity: to discuss money
matters wltb you. ,1
Fertilizer; omit kinds at Raymond
Thursday at 3 p. 'm. and have with
two to three dollars on bats and invite
NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—4:41‘x. 5:30, 6:43, 8200!. 8:511.
9:151. 10:02:, 10:06, 10:60:, 11:03.
P. M.——12:03x, 1:05, 2:041, 2:67.
3:30x,«3:54, 4:26, 5:05x, 5:24, 5:28,
Mintz Cor
—-WELOOME INFORMATION.
Most middle [aged men and women :01)? 6:06‘ 8:101" 9:37' 11:15x,
are glad to learn that Foley Kidney “' x.
Pills g'ive relief from languidness, Sundays.
stiff and sore muscles and joints, puf- _ ‘ _ . 3
ilness under eyes, backache, bladder 10A5.o ”’6'00' 8'00" 9'00‘ “'03"
: x. '
weakness and rheumatism. They get
results, Contain no harmful drugs. P' M'_‘12:10' 1:02" 3239‘ 5:03"
6:04, 6:01x, 7:09x, 8:10! 11:15:,
12:00:.
busy. . Get acquainted with this store.
Read today's big adv.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M.—12:23x, 1:131, 6:05, 7:15,
9:15x, 10:18:, 11:11:, 11:57x. .
P. M.—12:03, 1:20, 3:161, 4:28, 5:17,
6:142. 6:47. 7:091, 0:25x, 11:20.
At Charles Brand's Easter Sale one
is elble to 'save from 10 to 25 per
cent.
Mint: is making an extensive show- Sued-ye.
"‘5 °‘ ”have“ "0’“ 79 “0‘3 9° ”-4” a M.—12:23x. 1:13x, 1:41. 9.15..
m Wedmm- ’ 10:19, 11:11:, 11:57:.
Augevlne dc Son emphasize that it P“ M.-—2:08x,. 946’: 6’10" “‘8'
wilhbe necessary for mane that wish 7109!, 8:281, 9325!.
the. chance of getting a f'Free" sew-
in; machine free to be at their store
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M.—-6:13, 8:27. 9:591. ‘
.'.—:,: ,:,:14.
Mmmehmc n. 11.111254311116201
,‘-
Krieger 8: Co, announce in their ad- Sundays.
BUY ‘-
Hazclton
C oal
The B. 'Hersh-ii'eld 815011 Cof
TIL. M
m warn IT.
MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
a Large Plot: {Shore’Fronm)
C. 'I‘. MCGOVERN, Agent.
155 Walluugton' Sc, So. Norwnm.
._____ ___._ _fi_.___.
FURNITURE, STOVES AND
HOUSEFURNISHING
l GOODS.
New and Second-Hand.
Sold at Lowest Price, '
Opp. Congregational Church.
We Buy Second-Hand Furniture
and Stoves.
M. GUTKoweKY,
Phone 419. 87 NORTH MAIN ST. '
EASTER SUITS
111 511312.51 &‘ $13.50
With savings of 85 to 810 on each.
Seeour .Smart Spring Clothes!
' Spring's Newest Things for Men
New Fabrics, New Colors, New Pet-
terns, New Styles and Good, Big
Values—the best that can be
bought. Smart, Snappy, Attractive
' Clothing that will delight any man.
And every one of them remarks-
ble values at $10, $12.50 and $13.50.
1715111500
AND FOOTWEAR.
Theatre Building. 26 N. Main St.
_ s
‘4-
l-‘lne Fruits & Vepetables
Qur Display 13 Well Worth a
. Visit. ,
If you are wondering what veg‘
etable to have for dinner, what ,
fruit for breakfast or dessert,
come and choose here. There is
so much to select fromthat choice
is easy.
GHIO'I‘TO 8r KUBAN
' FREE DELIVER '1'
‘F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
Best Paper, Best Work. Best Price.
as NORTH Mun-eraser
e. NORWALK snows nor
ARTIST lN BANKRUPTCY ‘COUflTf
WATERBURY, Conn. Memo.—
Walter Bowman Russell, the land-
scape and portrait painter of New
York and Chicago, whose country
home is at Washington, Conn, was‘in
Aim—10:37.
P. M.—_2:16, 7:14.
DANBURY TO BOUTH NORWALK.
aim—mo. 7: 88.8: 18.10: 011.11: ‘0
Ell—4: 21. 6: ll.
. 1, Sundays.
A. ll.-—'l: 55. 18:10.
P. HFG: 10.
11—13mm- unreal
' A win museum
vertisemeut. today that'they are sup-
plying milllnery at a saving or from ~
the public to oelLand be convinced.
‘r
c‘As'ro an
hmflm
bankruptcy court 'here yesterday,
when hearing was held on the volun-
tary petition in bankruptcy he filed .
in the United States Court some ‘
time ago. Russell has scheduled hi
total liabilities at “8,000 and his to- ‘
tel assets - at 863,000. Unsecured
Norwalk Chronicler