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cup or cores, TEA
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Philadelphia at \‘a
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St. Louis at Chica p i g s ree
liaose0 ab 1 Ci a‘h the Metro-
fill” my in no m of Wash
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Local members of Pyramid Temple,
3. A. 0. N. M. 5., have received notice
of a ceremonial session of the order to
be held on Monday, April 26.
Mrs. Harold F. Clark, of High street,
is confined to her home with an attack
of illness. Her many friends are look-
ing for a speedy recovery.
The eighth annual play of the senior
(has, of the Norwalk High School,
will be held on the evening of April
89. The plays will be "The Twig ot
thorns,” and “A String of Pearls."
Captain Albert Mossman, of Morgan
avenue. and Lieutenant A Daniel Key-
worth, of High street. last evening
motored to Bridgeport. where they at-
tended the annual meeting of the otil-
cers ol' the C. A. C.
The case of Elizabeth
Danbury. against Daniel Dunlop, or
South Norwalk. a suit for damages
from injuries alleged to have been sus~
iained by being struck by the latter‘s
lautomohilc, has bceIrassigncd for trial
, in the Superior Court, Daubury, next
week. '
Farrell, ot‘
There will be a union service of the
Norwalk Methodist and Congrega-
tional Churches in the First Congrega-
tional Church tomorrow evening at.
7:30 o'clock. The service was ar-
. ranged in this manner because of the
illness of RB\ Ur. Barto, but yester-
day afternoon Rev. Mr. MacGregor
was 8730 tiIken suddenly ill, and an-
other clergyman Will be selected to
preach the sermon
' —iLatest derbies. 0' Briens.
*Attorney Maurice Land, of Land at
Land, on Washington street, yester-
day was successul in securing a decree
of divorce for Mrs. Rose Cristal, at
this city, in an action against her bus ‘5- ,u for
"~z’r rem...» we open!» w or"-
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yard Manure.
RAYMOND
Sheep Manure, Superpbosphate, Potato Manure, Ground
Bone, Agriculturai Lime, Land Plaster, Nitrate Soda, Bam-
BROTHERS
.. Tonic Recol-
stricter.
Containing Fruit Cod leoro, with
Poptonato of Iron. 1
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UN DERTAKER
NEW no MII’I IUILDING
I1 WASHINGTON ST.
Tot. m we; honor. «a.
The Norwalk Iron Works Company
employees are working on a five-day
a week shift. The factory
Saturdays.
Brown 8: Hoyt, contractors, will be
represented by Attorney William F.
Tammany in iii: injunction suit of B.
Hershfieid versus Brown 8; Hoyt.
. ~—Soft hats. Soft hats. O'Briens.
Local friends are. receiving an.
nouncrments of the recent marriage
of George W. Schwenger and Miss
ida L. Thompson. The ceremony was
performed in Northfield, Vermont,
and the couple will reside in Spring-
field, Mass. They are well known in
Norwalk.
The members of South Norwalk
Council. Knights of Columbus, will
attend communion, tomorrow morn.
ing, in a body, at St Josephs Church,
after which they will enjoy' a com-
munion breakfast in the Hotel Ma-
hackemo, at 8:30 o’clock. The. mem-
bers of this council are also talking
up plans for a card tournament, to
he started soon
Attorney William J‘. Tammany, of
Viashington street, yestert‘liy was
successful in securing a decree ol‘dl-
vorce for Mrs..Anna 1“. Adams front
hI-r itusbantlpf‘lister Adams, both of
this citI. The suit was uncontested
and was granted on desertioncharg
Prompt Delivery.
is closed
lhc adjustable kind, usually 98c,
now ................... 69c
PM 3 days only
The adjustable kind: with easel
$1 75
'i he adjustable kind with remov-
able pins and easel . . . . “3’3 25
Alberll’fiohelle
25 WEST WASHINGTON 81'.
Phone 10694.
South Norwalk
.............. Iloloo-
v—r
Ladies Spring
Coats
$5.98 to $15.98
J ACOBYS
SUIT’IIAT—WAIST
sprouts
BreSev
I 19 Washington Street.
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Funeral of Milo )‘l‘lyiifl a.
died last Saturday. at her hem
(‘ilt'f street, after undergoing a severe
i see another picture now:
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shadow oil;
evsrmore. .
wall,
em. _
Haw tenderly their Winsome
laughed!
The}. one
sweet,
So thin with suffering, that it seemed
a soul; . '
We feared the angels might be
kissing it
Too often and too wooing‘iy for us;
The hands, so wolnanfair and deli-
cate, ‘ ,. j ‘ (
That day by day Momma from our
grasp.
They used to make our heart ache
many a time.
pole face, pathetically
The form
ye sowed in weakness hath been
raised in power——
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pain.
is featured in the shape she weareth
now;
The same kind face, but changed and
glorified.
From life 3 unclouded summit it
looks back,
past,
With such a look as taketh away
grief;
can sit nfi! III-o was my;
_ Ensues garden on»
renew. to feel the morning in her
i 99"}: a»... .
And God both her His eternal
rest. a
We could not otter. irgedom for one
» hour 9‘ _
From that dread weight of weari-
aess she bore. 1
Who try for yearto“1¢l.._’phske death's
And and path use; her free for
Before we hangs her picture on the
Alive still, with the loving, cordial
lustre
A pleasure-palace for a prison of,
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AIid sweetly smiles at all the sorrowst
No longer pale, and there is no more
Pam- -\
t mortal bloom.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS' downtown, will be held tomorrow at-'
'l‘ho funeral of Minnie Taylor. who or “'3‘ parents,
9 at L Plunder. of Crockett, street, Rowsyton.
iinterment will follow in Union Ceme- t
For she hath found the land of health -
at last, .
The one physician, who can cure all.
ills.
And he hath eaten at the tree of tile. 1
And felt the eternal spring.
Funeral of Mrs. Minor.
The funeral of Jeanette Louise, wife
of George Miner, of 4 Cross street,
which at 2: 30 o‘clock from the home
Mr. and Mrs John
II M d I I III e .. . "t
H r A “m d a m flung 1m 1 1" operation at the Norwalk hospital ten “‘1‘!
1900.
——Caps. Caps. O'Brien's.
llarry ii. Mather, of Water street,
Ioutructor for the Proapect street
:chool, has granted to Brown & Hoyt-
at Washington street, the contract
Ior the excavation work. Messrs.
irown Air Hoyt have hired a large
tort-(- of Inen and teams and are push.
in; the work rapidly. They started
.opcrat ions this morning.
In the. divorce action of Robert C.
ludlntn \I'etsus ClaIa P. l..udlum both
of Bridgeport, formerly of Norwalk,
j~'-“P.‘l(’l(lily the plaintiff was awarded
ewe-uses in 'defending the
'md Morris H 0115““ also 0! \or- unit. Misconduct is charged. Attorney
walk. Desertion was alleged. The!
action was heard yesterday before \ttoruev J. I’. may of Bridgeport
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Judge Williams in the Superior Court,
Bridgeport
The large and handsome doll, fully
dressed, which was presented to Miss
" meme Doulens, at the reception at
the Elks’ Home, Thursday night, was
a. gift from George H. Allen, of Nor-
. walk. The carriage, which went with
. Wwas from the members of South
ion limis represents the plaintiff.
representing MI. Ludlutn.
Many local friends of Joseph Marn-
ca, of Lincoln avenue, Second Dis-
trial, are greeting him, after his re
turn home firom an extensive trip
throughout a portion of the New
England states, New York and New
JeIsey which kept him away nearly a
year Mr. Maruca has a position with .
’ Norwalk Lodge, No. 709.
the recent fair.
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Beginning the first
running from May rst,19I5,
weekly pay-meats «in snob amount from $1.
yearly tax. If your “tax amounts to $35. on \or $40. 00,
$30-00. deposit $200 per week; it Sites. on to $120 00,
larger amounts, if your tax exceeds $Izo. 00,
Miss Dou-
lens was immensely pleased with the
gifts, which were in appreciation or
the Work she did in connection with
which
.‘Joe”
the Domestic Medical SocietY.
has othces all ovef“the country.
concern .
Prepare For 1916 Tax on
EASY PAYMENTS [Iain the Tax Savings Club PA-YS TAXES
.i‘lte South .Nofwlalk Trust Company .
of May next this company will operate a Tax Savings Department
to April 151:, 1916, in which department you may make
'00 upward as will equal in the aggregate your
deposit $t.oo per week; it $70.00 or
deposit $3.00 per week; and in such
as will aggregate your total tax, based on
forty weekly payments Upon this deposit we will allow you
per cent. (2%) [it mm upon your average
mail you a m m your total ballistic; or,
with an order to pay the some tram your deposit,
return it. receipted, together with our shook for the balance
, l The Club' starts Hey pin. W: my be nude darlings
vilay. We shall be plundoouroll ”ammo! ills
it you prefer, you
is contemplating a trip to the middle.
west in the near future for the same
deposit, and on April 10th, 1916, we will
'. weeks ago, was held on Tuesday after-1
noon at the Knight street A. .\i, i-;.3
Rev. H. Shield, the pastor (it ”h!
ichurch, spoke highly of her and her.
sympathetic disposition, always having.
a good word for everyone. Also at her
last hours site told him she was reudyj
jand to sing, ”Hallcuiah, it is lionc,’
and‘ ‘Ali the Way My Saviour heads;
Me)" And to sing these hymns over,
her remains, which he did very affect-‘ l
i.vely
Rev. Scbree, ot' the Calvary Baptis st
church, spoke of his acquaintance
with her and how nicely she spoke to
lhhn of her future life and that death
was only a dream. He also sang,
“Death Is Only a Dream. ”
'The flow ers, which were numerous,
showed she left many a friend, tor,
they not only came from Norwalk, but
{from New Haven, New York. Larch‘
Stamford. Greenwich, Kings
Norfolk, Va., and New
mont,
'Bridge,
j Rochelle.
‘ She Rests.
What did we ask, with all our love for
him,
i But just a little breath of fuller life,
I To float the laboring lungs? And God
has given
Her life itself—lull everlasting life!
What did we pray for. .9 Rest even for
interest at the rate of two
may. send us your tax bill
and we will attend to its payment and
of your deposit.
uniting hours on any cum
Gibb.’ . ,
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Funeral of Anna Barnum.
Her face is rosed with heaven's im-i
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The. funeral of Anna Gertrude Bar-t
num, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs;
Percy Barnum, of Brookslde, was-heldi
this afternoon. at 2 o'clock, Rev. F. (3..
Thompson,o
national Chapel ofliciated. and inter
meIIt follow ed in Union Cemetery.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank the many friends,
j who so kindly came 10 bur aid and for
Rev. Harris of Ansonia. and llev.‘ ’lhe many flowers that were sent m
Lawnsal, ot‘ Stamford, were also mm at the and hours when death took our;
out and had something to say; also beloved daughter and sister
JOHN D. TAYLORt,
MRS, CHARLES MOTT.
MRS. JOHN RANDOLPH.
of the Brookslde (‘ongre- ‘
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IF YOUR mind is half made
up to buy a gas range, remove
the remaining doubt by thinking-
oi last Summer and the many
days when your kitchen was like
a burning furnace.
range never overheats the kitch-
A telephone message or a
postal will bring our representa-
The
tive. Why not sendJor him to-
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United Electric
Light 8t Water.
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Best
Butter
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Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adliusting. feel at liberty to con-
su t
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPTICIAN
Room 0, Ker-lot Building,
No. 155 Washington St.
Opposite Hows Theatre.
Monday,
Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 6:30 to 9.
N. Y. address—727 5th Ave” 0 to
4 n. to. daily.
~Accopt all the luck that comesl .7 ‘
our way,but don’t depend on its com- j
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ing! it’ you want a job use a Sentinel
Want Adv.
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Hundreds of Testimonials.
it never fails to produce the desired
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the hair glands and tiesnes of the
scalp, 'resultlng in a continuous and
increasing growth of the hair. Let-
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stating that Mlldredina Hair Remedy
has renewed the growth of hair in
cases that were considered absolutely
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Mildredlna Hair Remedy stimulates
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scalp. Even a small bottle of it will
put more genuine life in your hair
than a dozen bottles of any other hair
‘It shows results
from the very start
Now on sale at. every drug store
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Mlldrsdlna Hair Remedy in the only
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WE HAVE EFF-ECTED AN ”ADVAN-
TAGEOUS PURCHASE
in
high quality Wall Paper, fresh
from the mills, wherein you may par-
tleipate.
Our stock includes the lat-
est novelties and designs for every‘
room in the home.
gas
We have priced it
low so that. you may decorate every
room in the house for a small cost.
The“ Gorham Co.
10 FIRST 31:, EAST nonwauc,
reuse.
f
Agency ior Trumbull Cars
Cars for Hire.
Gare stored, over-hauled and re-
paired. With my long experience in
the. automobile business! can guaran-
tee batisfaction. I havea few bargains
of used magnetos in perfect condi-
tion. Also one light'dellIIery car pad
.9' threequarter ton truck. .
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anon-r TYREWRITEN— L. in
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11 Hantord pl
and Nature
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At Seven o’clock
AS LONG
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i . SPECIAL FOR THIS EVENING.
59C WALST‘S ................ . ........................... 396
$2.00 Slut SKIRTS ...................................... $1.39
SPECIAL SHAPES ........................................... 50c
SPECIAL SHAPES ......................................... 99¢ .
$12 to $15 surrs , .......................... , ............... . $9.96
3 $4.00 TRIMMED HATS ..................................... $235
$26 sun‘s .......... ‘ ........................ , ............. . $19.95
‘ Saxon Wheat Food,r15c pkgrcut to .. .............. 10¢
Evaporated Apples, pkg. ............... . .......... 10¢
- Lcnox Soap, 5c bar . . ............................... St} I
Fancy Potatoes, 14 lbs ............................ 15¢
Milk Crackers, 3 lbs. .............. 25¢
24 Cottage Street. East Norwaik.
After Supper sate
Saturday Evening
AS TH EY LAST.
Ladies' Knit Gloves
Tan and white 590
Ladles‘“ Black Hooo ’
At 5 cents per pair.
Ladieo' White Wallis
Latest styles,............ ..50c
Ladies White Handkerchiefs
3 cents; 2 for 5 cent.
PHONE 446.
children.
many novelties.
Iboleware iloe
and Buck Shad.
B-,luc Halibut, White Perch, Flat,
Cod, Haddock, Gosling Clams,
Westport Smelt. No frozen
stock. Long or Round Clams
opened or in shell. Lobsters.
At the Most Sanitary Market.
CutbtdsBrmoMarltot
homeroom
Free Delivery. Plyono 108
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Dentistry f
Nature gave us many faculties
and a-body to nourish them all.
The teeth ”perform the first act'
in sustaining that body in per-
fect condition. As you neglect
the teeth so you neglect the body.
See
iii. J. ll. Mallory
and have him keep them in per-
fect working order.
to 30. MAIN 31'..- .so. premium.
Hou RH a. note up. In.
Sundays by appointment.
THESE ITEMS ARE MUCH UNDER VALUE
A. DICKERMAN. and SON
SOUTH NORWALK
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by Tnpleloo [1051on
The first pair you buy “ill tourincc \011 that they are
thc most satisfactory stockings made.
\\-c have them in all shades
for men, wontcn and
Our line of low shoes is most
complete
All the new models of Oxfords and Pumps, including
coconut a Blthtltilt. ..
South Norwalk.
For Your BodroM'
don't you need a new dressingsrable."
bureau or chiffonier'; It is almofit ins; '
possible to have-too much drawer ,
space for your belongings. Perhaps ,
you scold use another to match the
Furniture you already have. ._
Not only for-'your bedroom but for
every room we can supply you with .'
varied styles in appropriate ‘
new FURNITURE. .
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184-130 WASHIN UPON STEM
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