Minimum-lo:—
we do not wonder that
mdoooiearetoccnsider 3
“ themateeroi fining your lint
withcoai just yet. Yetihere
should be to your advantage
.as well as ours. We m
coal is always a little cleaner
slunmer than if bought as
wanted in. time of snowy,
disagreeable weather, and
; 3 there is no question that it “
3 can now be prepared and de-
1 livered' m a more satisfactory
‘ : manner.
Please let us hear from you.
Simerely yours,
THE
3 FERRIS COAL
COMPANY
SPECIALLY
CLOCKS .
20 JEWELRY
OPTICAL GOODS
HAVE THE CALL THIS
‘ ' YEAR. ‘
.‘3/
SELECTED
WATCHES
More of a Selection Than Ever
Before.
WATCH WINDOW!
MAKE A DEPOSIT! 3
Cllas. Brand
3 Watchmaker, Optician.
Washington Street
J ewelel‘,
are special reasons why it .‘
endbetterwheupntinin,"
20% "
“ South Nq-Walk
Consrder ii _
our delivery.
3 The entire organisation most
standard of duty.to set out all the
quick deliveries.
Won't you let us IGEVQ you?
Neuter-definesserYioQi‘Thesototmiogthc moo of
labor or the benefit at another or ultimo commend:
_,dniles1ob. AmnoMxhuservioenust"pertormatyouroom-
worm-awmmmmmummmmcom .
constitute service nor do they illl contracts you have made relying on
To render service. reslsonicc to the lumber trade. we must have s
. large stock to cover all the items that will be celled tor.
’ 3 time promised. But even after all these requirements have been ...
met, the service will be slow unless a transportation is operated for
: Your inquiries will receive prompt and careful sttentlon and de-
' ' liver-lee will be made by auto trucks of which we have three.
The» «'1 Bai'e 60:
Till!!!
work in harnlony, with a single
items ordered and ship them at the
NATION:
2 cans Tuna Fish
,' 2 cans Tomatoes
1 pkg. Ceylon Tea
01'
i'llle Beers Meal &» Provision C02” 9,"
6 North Main St, So. Norwalk.
We will give for ONE dollar the following COMBI-
.- 2 lbs Sho ill(ll:l‘ Steak
.2th. Chopped Beef
13 Main St, ‘ N orwalk.
1 can String Beans
1 can Lima Beans
1 peck Native Spinach
l
Genuine Spring lambs,
110111.. ..ul.u..-soc
Ribs” ....el-b'os 26c
Shoulder ..... ......... ..22c
Lamb Stow ........... 160—180
Beef Tenderloin . .501: per lo.
nee»..-
vi
...”...-
PRICES FOR THIS WEEK.
. DELICATESSOON~8nlmom Sardines, Clam Bullion, Spiced Mussels,
Deviled Oysters, Clam Chowder, Calves Tongues, Chlchen, Bricust '
Lamb, Longsves Mushrooms, everything in pickeled goods.
C. Charnok’s
. Best Quality Beet—-
Porter House steak, 28c, 30c. 32c
Sirloin Steak . . . . . . . . . 26c, 28o {
Delmonico stock ..........286
Chopped steak. ........... 24o
Chopped Beet. ....... .. . 180
’ psvld J. Reinhardt of Wilmington in
' a matter of fact there Wasiallen from
~ to/lhe loot first. and that the loot
Sandro-Tremble
BRIDGEPQET, .May 19.—.~With the
coming to light yesterday of the (not
that, the loot being searched for by
this city was, in reality, jewels and
other valuables taken by Peter Krav
has and Bernard Montvid, new inter-
est was aroused in the-Father Zebrls
murder and local papers took it for,
granted that the treasure supposed
to be hidden ii a vacant lot here be-
longed to the New Britain priest. As
the priest only a watch and a small
sum of money
Reinhardt... when in Bridgeport, was
careful to concealnny of the facts
concerned with the jewelry. He had
a rough sketch of a map of the prop
erty, alleged to have been made by
his informant. showing the location
of the buried treasure in the field
neorvSt. Vincent's Hospital, owned by
Michael Ford. After a day’s search
with pick and-shovel the quest was.
abandoned! and the Wilmington lsw-
yer left for home. it is thought lhai
some other momhe‘l' of the gang got
was from some other crime than the
Zebris murder.
Rillllll MADE
BY litlSlllllli
TR STEAM 8. HYAT
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRYL GOODS STO E
very. Business Day
~
NORWALK
I -
means of Miss Pinneo’s lecture a move-
ment for taking up the work in the in-
terest oi "children’s’markets" will be
launched by club women throughout
the state. The experiment was tried
out last year in Norwalk in connection
with the gerdeus:the market being the.
only practical outlet for the gsrdenl
produce, and it was meet successful.
Miss House will have many interest-
ing pictures and much valuable ad-
vlce 1.0 give on her subject.“
Friday morning there will be a me-
morial service for the late Mrs. C. .A. ‘
The Legislature of 1915, which ad-
3journed yesterday, is to go into poll-
.tlcal history as a record-bresller, its,
‘sesson being the shortest since the
biennial session amendment to the
constitution adopted in 188-1, went into
close second having opened one day‘
earlier and sleurued one day islet}
The session of 1807 run far into thei
summer, winding up August 1, while:
that of 1999 was prolonged until sl-.
most fall. adjournment being takcnl
August 24.111111 then came the 1911
Capes of Willimanilc, who died last
January. Mrs. Cspen was president of
the stat federation from 1906 to 1908.‘
The service will be conducted by Mrs
of"“ll1o federation, and Miss Plnneo.
There will be an address by Miss May
heath Noyes of the New Britain State
Normal school on ‘Whai Federation
Club Women Can Do for Little Child a
rep"
At. the session that afternoon, Mrs t
Florence Wilkinson Evans. author and
poet, will read from her book all
poems. T“11e Ridc Home " Mrs Evane',
NEWS
\irs Edward Comstock, of 'New Cs-
naan avenue lost a horse yesterday.
There were about thirty Odd Fel-
low; from Norwalk and South Nor-
‘Wlllh‘m H Phipps first vice president 11‘ alk who attended the enterinlhment'3
o ' Q '
at the Casino, in Bridgeport, last
night.
'l‘he codlract for the construction
of about 450 feet of senwall at Sea-
ide Park, Bridgeport, last night was
lawarded to the hiding, Burton Com:
pans. of lllis city and New York. at
a special meeJng of the Board of
Bridgepori's park commissioners. The
local company's bid was at $12 966 75.
.c
'end ended, since the biennial sessioo', Claymoum Del. during which she Vi“
Legislature which .was in ”Him has spent much of her life in Italy,
from Janun'ry l mmll September .96.- ‘but during the enchant went to Hart 39““ “he" ‘33‘3ds “re “mm“
However the people out a halt to "’d -‘° make he’- h°”‘°‘- ”"3 39“” The members and blends of the
such continuous poriormences, psss- '3Acli°[“‘““r a “0‘99 London Chib W0m‘ 'P‘lrst Methodist, Episcopal Church, will
: ing the amendmsu which required an. will speak °n “Women and Club; give a reception this evening, to the
sine the‘ adjournment on the first; WOl‘k ThiWShOWlhe World " . new mm“ Rev. William G Gidin.
“mad"? ““3““ ‘3'“ “”6“ ‘n‘ 8'8 'Mcmm' 0‘ MMM" mg” ‘snd Mrs (1111111. The anall- will be
June. Two years ago. the first of the ins. will speak in the evening on “Edit. held m the church mm", and even
operation or the amendment the Leg-3 in! as an Art. or the Making of a member of the church and “mm“.
Mature did nob take the cfilt un-3 Magazine." Amber 081mb“!!! feature fil on is invited to be present Neigh-
til the time limit. expiring June 11,: tel. this time will be a muslccl expoai boring pastors will in also addresses.
The doles when the" sessions opened (ion led by Mrs. S C Robinson or
.. Routine business was transacted
Amendment west into operation, {01.311111 oi The Aims and ideals of the
3,1319-
Ilsst night at the meeting of Friend.
Wilcox,3on Woodward avenue.‘ The
, next meeting will be held on the even-
ing of the third Tuesday in June, and
{will be held at the home of Mrs. P. '1‘.
Lyon, of 10 Henry street, downtown.
This meeting will mark the fourth an-
nlversary oi the association, and will
“be duly observ.cd
3’l'l1e Baptist Brotherhood will hold
the monthly social on Friday, May 21.
Judge John H. Light will speak on
“City Government by Commission."
Charles Prowitt. a former resident or
the city, and who resides in Denver;
Col, where the commlsiou form at
city government has been thoroughly
tested, will be present and will be
glad to answer questions. Through
the courtesy of Mr. Adams, of the 80-,
para Company, one of these fine’ in-
stmmonts will be loaned tombs occa-
sion. Refreshments will be served.
Every man interested in economy 0:
municipal government is cordially in-
vited to attend. Place or meeting is
the Baptist lecture hall.
3 3 Dangerous Matted», -
Actual extract trons sailor’s letter.
to his wife: ‘
"Dear Jane-.1 am sending you a
postal order for 10¢, which 1 hope you
maggot—but .you may pol—as. this
letter has to pass the conceals—Punch,
More to Come. ,. ‘
Pessimisl—You baven’ t bad all that
you want in life. have you?
Optlmlet‘eNo, but I haveni bad/sir
that I didn't want, either. fiBrooklyn
D
-—Accept all the luck that comes-9
lows:—- : iv
lMuslc Committee 0! the General Fw'l
ship Association, No. 7, Past Noble your way, but don't depend 011 its “9‘;
‘Grands' Association. The session was 111g! 1! you want a job use a Sentinel.
‘ : 3 76 North Main St. Tel. 58323. Free"‘Delivery.
we Are Ready WM effect. The session of 1887 was a very
Witb‘our new Auto Van.. We .3
33......0... youwvwhermd schultze’ 3 Two Sanitary Markets 3
3 qu'd‘ly- 2 lbs. Beef Lix or :70. Value 2oe
,3 "‘"" 2 lbs Bacon ' 35c Value 48c
ANDREW TAYLok ‘ fiozul‘rvi‘sh Iéggs Ol 33C \ alllc 25C
1 1 eat ow rovc eomargarilr soc \7 l
1 . Lively and “Milking 333 1 bottle Horse Radish l 51': L \ gill: f3: ‘
T {Phone Dolled Conn... ..' 2 ‘ : l -—‘~— -——-
.. 3 “ , $1.00 $1.28
W . 3 lbs. Fresh Mackerel. 3 25¢ . "Value 391;
" . 3 3 . 33 1 large bottle Oll‘l es 21c ‘ Value 25c
0 ‘1' v I ” l can guru 8i: Value 10c
See 1 can eas 8c Value 10c
. 33 “r 3 “es 1. can Tomatoes 8c Value loo .
. 3 III Suns l plagipCai-glclo Tea 8c 3 Value 10c,
' 33 i can eat es . 10c “ Value 12c "
- 1411th I can Beets " 12c Value 15:
“1 ~ 'W' ----— ' “~1— .
l , .‘ ‘ . 3 3 - , “W '1 3m $1.331...
«Bro—sou stones on... Markets
3 , ‘ ': 3 ' . 3 3: WASHINGTON ST. 39m 81‘.
rru Wadiinovn’rt Street. ‘ SOHTH WWALK. NORWAL‘K.
1 ‘ , '
Hayes
NEW CITY
' , Phone 1456: :
[119 North Male Street‘ ;
7m:
. Good hammocks
‘ S 98 lo 84 98
Croquet Sets 998 up
Karim '
13'3B‘oick“ '
‘ 64 Nofiefiln
wDEATHS AND FUNERALS
illness“
"E. Arnold and Elbert Smith; of this
She is alsh: survived by: threat ~
, zeistors» unifourbrotbere, m ”Adolph
text) 2
3 Norwalk and Mrs. L. 11.. Couture. of
Alberta, Canada; Jacob Godfrey and .
~' Cbarleemsiugese WWW:
Mrs. William 0. Smith.
Mrs. Emma Smith. wife of William-
O Smith, died yesterday afternoon at
her home, No. 80 Meadow street, aged
fortyrdve years, after several months
She is survived by three
. mm
smiths lire» Thomson“ Hyde,“ Mrs: .0“.
‘Gldsshoif; Miss Susie Uiilnger.‘ of
and Conrad Dillinger, ortOhlo. The
funeral will or. held from her late
home, 60 Meadow street, Eridsy after-
. Met. , “v Adjourned 3 "99109 "
ism—January 5! May 19;
15,...4umry 9 , June ”booming Miss Estelle Spruce or
Steers College, will speak on “What U.
5. Government is Doing ior Children .
Connecticut," and Mrs. Josepha
Deadlock session;
final adjournment
January 3. 1893 0
ism—January '7
“93—January 4 . June 30 ‘hitney of New “Haven, stale chair-
Milo—January 93, July 931mm oi the Women's Peace party. will
1897—4311an June 12 speak on “A Vision of Permanent
1899-anucry 4 June 20 Peace"
1...3. ‘Januerril June 17 l The meeting will 'close with the slug. _
June 13 in for the first time at the Connecti-
July 19 cut Federation Song, which has re- .
Aug. 1 coolly been composed by Miss Lillian
Aug. 2e Stoddard of Cheshire, to be sung to
‘* Sept no the tune of “America." ‘
‘Ju’né‘ 4‘ The olllcers of the federation are:
May 18 Mrs. 'l‘. 'K. Noble, Washington. D C,
' 3tounder of the federation, honorary
WOMEN'SCLUBS OF THE' STATE president Mrs,
‘Bridgeport honorary vice-president;
Mrs. James R. .Bolton, New Haven,
*“z::"‘.:.'::::':;" $3333.33???” ...“... ...... mm H up»;
'Ph’e ”vitamin-"the? nineteenth “,3 ..Wstsrhury and Mrs.- Willinnl HM on-
nus! moods: of the Connecticut m mn- Cheshirfi- “$33123: 3:533”:
eratlo of Womens Clubs which will be, “95°90.“ A 9"» .
mos—January 7‘»
mils—January'i
1907~—danuary 9‘
19994a11uury~6 -
mHW‘W" _. «...
momma"
1915~Janusry 6“
Henry H. Hyde. V
1
M “‘9 ““53““ “5““ “may held at the home of Mrs William 5. Want Adv.
We re gunning for the
man who wants what he
wants when he Wants it.
' Four stores in~ :New York
held May 20. 21 and 22 in the First
Positively linoleum 3
lie Modemmarlel
_ “ WM. 33113130er, Prop.
15 North. Main St. So.“ Norwalk.
...—..p—nu ...... ......
._TODAY IN WALL STREET?
j 10: 39 a. m..)-—Stocks opened with
sumo signs of improvement today,
‘ leading shares. as well as the 11131.
blessified group, scoring general guns.
In some instances, notably Life we!“
cialties. and Coppers. advances ell.
33 lilo was lie lecturemt the invest ‘
m l :3ls313les, with a one point gain. “
lssollrl heeled was almcanuie sol
21313215461114» the general trend, adding
.vllle mad undercoustruclion
,- Lebanouelload .under.conetrueti0n;
detour indicated by state signs.
closed to travel
closed.
f NEW YORK, my 19 (Wall Street: gum, a,“ do,“ 3
able with wears. ,. :
bridge closed. .
solo l0 mule
Continued From First Page
noon,
Waterbury — Thomaston r avenue
Cheshire to Militia-1e trunk line
Esst Haven—Short Beach road over
Somali-amt Avenue closed. 3
STismlord—Long Ridge. road poss-
Greeuwlch~Cos Cob to M
st 2: 30 o‘.clock The Rev
Ralph G. Hartley, pastor of the South ‘
Norwafi Baptist church, of which «the
‘_ Shannan-New Milford and Gsylords ldeceased was a member, will omciato.
“interment "Will take plhcc in the fam-
ily: plot in Riverside cemetery
'c.—m
Presbyterian Church at Thompsonvillc'.
has been completed The Enfleld Wo-
man’s club is solids as the entertain-
lug club. '
The program for the three days“
promises to be very interesting. Be
3 Louis Align“ Jonas.
Louis August Jonas, a members of
the lirm of Jones a: Naumburg, manu-
lecturers of noted-nu, died yes-3 ills presidents of the lads .31 clubs 0
terday at his home. 2 West Elghiy- the state. The principsl speakers ‘wili
ninth street, New York city, in his he Miss Mary s“ 331ml. of New Y
in the business;wnh factories all or.
a Europe, and with head
rters st
‘“ sides the many reports, a number or
3011191 features have been planned. At
the opening session Thursday- after-
lucpn, greetings will be relight from
will be c. receptio to evls gdBI-l' K
me, Wino. Mr: Jones wscolegutes. rollowcd by-srnusicsi rogrsm- ind 94’“ thy-“9‘0
by Madame
lng secretary; Mrs. Clayton J. Curtiss’.
lug secretary; Mrs. Clayton J. Cut-ties, , ’
Ne cw Haven, corresponding secretaryz3
Mrs. 'l‘. M Card, Bridgeport, treasurer;
Mr rs. E. H. smiley, Hartford, auditor; 3f
Mm Ida S. Keep, south Norwalk,
‘liirs. James R Mason, Derby: Miss
Olive Rooney, New Canaan, Mrs. Rob. .
ert Carter,- Washington, Miss Lillian 3 3 -
Stoddard Cheshire-Mrs. Ed 11rd l4;
\Iettleto'n, New Haven, and
Williams, Son
.0115: .
‘wal ',
Goodwin s was stay:
“Hernia e 311
Miss Delhi Stone Pinnso, lion 3
is home in 01115
equipped: with every modern
conveniencev“ for outfitting
men and boys with no time,
to waste. .
Four convenient locations
for suburban shoppers. “
Everything men and boys
, wean. . ,
Sporting Goods in all“
SLOTCS.
Wé’ ve a. new shoe for
”boys -a- the‘ "West-‘
upointer”
(rude-mull.)
Made on the same last as
’3 fthat recently adopted for
‘ the West Point Cadets .
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