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..r rThurauay evening- at 8 o’clock, to
AWISEMAN
Dear Mr. IWinemak-
We you for your
order just received for ten
tons of coal for furnace and
five for range. We think you
areveryvviseinha ' your
coal delivered early in the
season as we advised.
We are going to send you
“Old Company’s Lehigh" for
your furnace and “Alarm”
for your range. The latter is
a recent discovery of ours
and is the “last word” in
coal for cooking and gen-
eral use.
Sincerely yours,
THE
r FERRIS COAL
COMPANY
WE HANDLE SPERRY AND
BARNES’ BEST PRO-
DUCTS ONLY.
. 20¢ lb.
26¢ lb.
Hams ........ ..
Bacon (strip) . . . .
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The Modern Market
15 North Main St.
WM, B. UNHOLTZ, Prop.
We Are Ready
With 011; new Auto Van. We
can move you anywhere and
1 quickly.
ANDREW 1111011
Livery and Trucking
Phone Darien Conn.
I
See Our Values
In Suits
v, And Skirts
BreseV
"0 Washinmton Street.
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Hayes
NEW CITY
MARKET
Hayes’ Block
09 North Main Street
Good'llalnmocks' ..
3.98 to $4.98,
Croquet Sets $.98 nu
'BIIIGIIEIIMIN BIIIIS.
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Th 11 lb s B": 'c
;,e ac mey n
Webster dellnes sol-vice, "The set oil serving. the performance or
labor for the benefit of another or at mother's command." V
quite a job. Anyone altering you service must “perform at your oom- '
vmand,” courteous apologies are all right in their place but they do not
constitute service nor do they on contracts you have made relying on .
our delivery. ‘
To render service, real service to the iuinber trade, we moat have n
that will he calltd tor.‘
large stock to cover all the its
The entire organization mu -
standard at duty, to get out all the items r-
time promised. But even otter s11
met, the service will be slow unless a transportation is operated tor
quick deliveries.
Your inquiries will receive Prompt and'caretul attention and de- '35
liveries will be made by auto trucks
Won't you let‘ us serve you!
he Hatch '6
The Beers Meat &
6 North Main St., So. Norwalk.
The following letter. received re-
cently by City Engineer George A.
Sharron is of much interest. The
name of the sender is withheld by re-
quest, but the signed letter is at the
office of the street Eommissloner in
the city hall:
That ll
..nmony, \v”h a single a:
ship them at the
these requirements have been
May 24, 1915.
Mr. Sherron, Street Commissioner,
, South Norwalk, Conn. I
My dear Mr. Sharron:
trial Exposition, the little personal
talk that 1 had with you recently, and
your article in the May "American
City” and by observations oi work
done by you when I have been in
South Norwalk. leads me to remark.
“When the people of West avenue and
the Green, appreciate that the work
which your department does in the'
i lose aristocratic and poorer sections
4 of the city, means that their own in-
l; dividuai doctor's bills are increased or,
decreased. then, and only then, will,
they be willing to follow out the very|
mild regulations regarding the handt
'ing of their ashes and garbage." Too ;
many people are Willing to say that
their property is unprotected by the
police, unless an otllcer is stationed
immediately in front of their door all;
the time, so too, many people whose
personal homes may be clean and tree
from germs, tail to appreciate what is
of which we have three.
Bailey Co.
Provision Co.
13 Main St., Norwalk. I
C. Lharholt”;
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Modern Market
' 15 North Main Street.
w. B. UNHOLTZ, Prop.
TEL. CALL 44-5.
Our Sefvice
ls Prompt
fl.
THE TRUE CRITERION OF
EXCELLENCE
is best shown by the satisfac-
tion expressed by those who
constantly use our meats. Ex-
perience has taught them that
we can be relied upon to fur-
nlsh beef. mutton, lamb, veal, ‘
pork or poultry of the best and
most uniform unnllty. Our pa-
trons are always glad to re-
commend this market in. 1116
highest terms to those who are
pi‘miculnr about the quality of
the meat serwd at their table.
FREE DELIVERY
brought into their homes by men and!
women who we living in unsanitary,
districts. “The same thing may beE
said in regard to streets and highways.
An appropriation for a permanent
pavement may not be an improve-
ment for the street immediately abut-
ting on my property, but every bit ot’:
work, no matter where It may be, in
the greater city of Norwaik, effects in-
directly, it not directly, in
beauty 01 every other piece of prop
erty in that geographical section. It
these ideas could only begotten into
the minds 0! all the people, I thinkI
there would be less criticism 0
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
when even my nelghhbor s property 1
1 think the mental narrowness of
case which was tried in Sout
walk some years ago,
street was widened and in this w-lden
log, a strip four feet wide and about
250 feet long was taken oil one prop
erty. Th'ti‘owner oi the property on
the other 1side of the street testified
that the widening of the street was 01
no benefit to him because' the widen-
ing is all on her side."
i feel that you have every reason to
be proud 0! what you have. accomplish
’ ed in your department so tar, and that
with the proper recognition of it, you
may win as much honorsand praise as
have our municipal electric light com-
missioners, and the honorable commie
stoners. who have given South Nor
walk such an excellent economical
and sanitary water supply.
Very Truly Yours,
We frilly realise how neces-
sary prompt delivery service is.
The average housewife likes to
have her most sent just when
she wants it.
smell things count in o no-
ceasiul business. Next to sell- ,
ingyoo good meat comes right
service. We are bound to please
you if you care to try 11!. !
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DEATHS , AND FUNERALS
Mrs. Mary Pryor.
Mrs. Mary Pryor,w wife of Thomas
Pryor, died this week in the home or
her daughter, ‘.Mrs F. J. Williams, 6119
I Washington avenue, the death of Mrs.
' Pryor occurred very suddenly as ribs
was apparently in good health 11 ii
a few days ago, when she sutlered
from an attack of acute indigestion.
She was 74 years old and formerly re-
sided in Georgetown, but went to
Bridgeport about four years ago to
live. with her daughter. Besides her.
husband, she is survivedvby three sons,
llanford
North Main
Book 64 Street
LOOK ! .
What That Means To You '
Clocks and Watches-—Repairs
'Mainsprings, with 15 Months
W ritten Guarantee. Look for our
Printed Repair Price List.
All Jeweliy and Optic
' Repairs Guaranteed.
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Reliable Watchmaker, Jewler. &. 0p-
, tician. ' ~
Washingtoh Street. .50. Norwalk
I r Green Stamps Given with all Repair
’ Work and Goods. 'w‘
sci—nested to meet in Douglas Fowler
' . " '7 Movies.
All veterans of the Civil War 'are
Post rooms in Swarm 9V: Corbett hi it;
Chas. Brand ‘
”like: finalo
mentor“ tli'e abhor:
uses at '
lubrisl my.
DEAR READER:-
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO INSPECT
MY NEW DEVELOPMENT— “
ROTON HEIGHTS
IN THE HEART OF SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, ON .
SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1915,
DAY
GRAND CONCERT -
. UNDER MAMMOTH TENT
Do not fail to Come and bring,
YOUr friends With you .t, . .;
Or Office on Property”
rs 1pm 43m mosses:
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Edward ot Bridgeport, and John and3
Thomas og Georgetown, also one.
“ daughter. Mrs. F. J. Williams. The
iuneral was held at 9 o'clock this
morning at the home 01 her daughter
and at 9: 30 o’clock at St. Augustine’ s
cemetery, Not-walk.
Death of Miss Gatherine Wynn.
'Miss Catherine Wynn, formerly 01
this mernlng alter/a
long illness. The deéeased is survived
lbyone brother” James, of Plattsville
AND ON DECORATION circuits The body will be brought to
Norwalk and iuneral services will be
. held from St. Mary' s Church Saturday
morning at 9-: oc‘lock. Interment, will
follow in 31,11“st cemetery.
. Funeral of M1. Tolles.
FROM _2"'4 P M . . The funeral ni’Mnishall Ii. Tolles
” I - gwill be held femonow afternoon at
'30 o‘clock from the late home, 194
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Your exhibit at the recent Indus-3
, m, ltith N. v.
costs of improvements and a greater,“85l0
desire for and a greater happiness 11119:
3 Clll'
improved [inanently and piactice his prolession. 1
' some co to is well exemplified by sI,
p p h Nap. made to Prosecuting Attorney W11 ,
when a certain-11am
Riverside cemetery ,
M~_——,
Jittery had a little.lte1np.'f
She also had 0, been.
And every time the letter coiled
‘ They turned the former low; , I.
, ‘ ”Lonis‘ville Courieerournal. '
Waite. Schulze
IEast avenue.- Rev. Otto F. Bartho- ,
m" °f “mm- mm“ N ”"Y “‘11 on calls attention to their safe ‘Deposlt
clots and interment will be made in boxes in a mo dern burglar and tlre
GAZETTE BLDG.
FOR WOMEN—H300 Gordon.
TRISTRAM 8. HYATT
NORWALK
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
II.II
SPECIAL: MCALLUM'S BLACK SILK HOSE
Made with Lisle Tops and Soles, very heavy pure thread silk. 0111 regular
While They Last, $1. 00 Per Pair.
K605 FIBRE SILK HOSE—~Black, white and tan, at ..................................... 35c; 3 for $1.00
No. 275 GORDON—Fibre back with silk face, silk to the knee. Black,
IISIEIII
The most satisfactory dollar silk Stocking on the market. Black, white,
and all the popular. shades to match either gown or shoe tops .............................. $1.00
M’CALLUM SILK HOSIERY—Bl ack, at ....................................... $1.00, $1.,25 51.510.32.00
M’CALLUM SILK HOSIERY—Colors, at .........................
v bite and
.................. $1.00 and $1.50
$1.25 Stocking-—
several colors, at..50o.
The monthly checks for the school
members of Norwalk were issued this
morning from the city clerk’s olilce. .
'l‘hey totaled at $10, 000.
Complaints were made to The police ,
and referred to the street department
8 value and (oncoming the sidewalk on Maisllall !
stlcel, near the railroad bridge, being
obstructed by cobble stones. 1
Major llr. Murin, formerly with the
icg'lmcm, has taken the
rton residence in Newtown nve
moving here from N cw York
He expects to locate here per.
Arrests may follow a complaint
A. Gi'ltl‘m Jr. ., bv (J'laience Web
slot, of South Main st1',eet that a man,
whose name is withheld, assaulted
him yesterday on Wobdward avenue.
A strawberry festival was given
last night at St. Paul's Parish Hall, in
Berkley street. The function was full
at enjoyment and those who attended
spent a most delightful evening. Dan-
1'ing was one 01 the chief pleasures
Socially and financially, the occasion
was a marked success.
Mrs. Catherine Johnson, an aged
colored resident or Glenwood road,
second district, is to receive a pen-
sion from the United States govern
ment. Much effort has been spent in
her behalf toward getting her on the
roll. Iior husband was John John-
son, who had served in the Civil War.
Eddie Byxbee ”wishes the Sentinel
to deny that he took a horse early
Wednesday morning with the intent
to steal it. He explalned that one of
the animals broke away after the ac-
cldent to the wagon occurred and he
chased after it The report the Sen-
tlne‘l gays oi the occurrence was ob«
tained from the police. V -,
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Local merchants, last‘hlght, held an
interesting meeting in the Hotel Ma.-
lhnckemo. The advisability bi forming
apcrmanent merchants association in
No1walk received some consideration,
Ibut no definite plans were made con-
earning the proposition. It is prob
able, howeVer, that steps toward this
end may later be taken.
Court Cecile, Daughters of (lostile,
held a most successful dance last ev-
cnlng in Grace Parish Hall A very
gratifying number of dance enthus‘
lusts were present and enjoyed the
program ,with excellent music by
Svec’s orchestra. Miss Katherine
Duffy was ch‘nirlhdy-«and she was as-
slsted in arranging the affair by the
Misses 19an Howard, Anna Sheeban
- and Catherine Torpy.
’,w1rflouh ADVERTISERS.
Points for downtinel Renders to Con-
‘ elder When Out VShopplna.
The South NorWalk Trust Company
proof Vault. .Valuebles can be kept ah-
I soiulely stile for the small expense or
$2 per year. Also stamps for trunks
, and packages at moderate charges.
June records on sale at. Donnelly's
Statlohary Stero.
"M
. wHonsewives batch sentinel Want-
us who‘ll the need or 1s now "help"
SILK BOOT HOSE—Full fashioned, pure thread silk, (black and colors), at ....................... 505
- _ . _ -._- nigh , w- __._!__ W-.- ,,L-.-,,_.
Blue Fish . .. lZVg¢ lb. Cat Fish ......... 10¢ lb.
Steak Cod .. 12%¢ lb.
Mackerel .._. 14¢ lb.
Schullze’s
32 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Saniiary Markets
Soft Shell Crabs $1.00 dog.
24¢ lb.
Lobsters
39 MAINfs'rL
NORWALK.
;IIIEI'ALARM BOXES
HAVE RECHIIIGEII
I
cut Companys wire.
Sho1tly before noon, yesterday Jos-
eph L. \loeller, standing in front of
liassan Brothers’ tiuit store, on Van
:slreet, had his attention called
smoke issuing from the fire box sltu
aicd at the corner of Van Zant stmet
and Osborn nienue.Thlnk1’ng it a
minor short- circuit, Mr Mueller inves-
‘tigated. The moment he touched the
metal box with one hand, he was so
,xerely shocked, and thrown forcibly
.to his home considerably weak but no
pain.
| How he escaped with his life
l
to
some seems a miracle. As it “as his
back was badly burned, and his cloth-
ling scorched. In his back po: but he
gcnrried a large screw driver, and be-
Icause of this the electricity burned his
flesh severely Mr. Moeller was taken
to his hom, considerably weak but no
,serlous consequences developed The
fact that he wore rubber- heels on his
shoes is said to encount for his
I being alive today. ‘
The third district electric light sta-
tion was immediately notified of the
serious condition, as was Chief Geo.
W. Bogardus and deputy chief Fred M.
Wheeler. An investigation to discover
the break in the wires was conducted
by chiel line-man Ralph D. La Crolx,
lot the third district plant, and after
some time it was found at the corn-
er’of Van Zont street and East ave-
nue. I
Luckily no other persons came in
contact With the heavily charged box-
es. Smoke issued from the majority of
them, and in some cases the poles
were burned. School-Children, going
home for dinner, were attracted by
the smoke but fortunately weren't cur-
ious enough to investigate the cause.
It has been estimated that the trou-
ble will result in a loss of $100 for
the city. The situation, recalls the lit-
tempt made some time ago by 0111-
cials of the tire department to get an
appropiiiitiont Unit the lines of the up—
per Norwalk and East Side 1er al-
arm systems could be repaired,
as they are said to be in an unusually
poor condition. The Board of Esti-
:mate refused to appropriate the nec-
essary money at that time, but there,
is probabilities of the matter being:
taken up later on, because of the dung-
erous conditions which are very apt
to arise at any time.
KING'S DADGHTERS CONVENTION
Delegates Muchtlmpressed With the
cordial Reception Accord.”
ed Them Here.
Those King's Daughters who came
from many parts of Fairfleld County
yesterday to attend the annual con-
vention of the Fairfleld County Union
of King's Daughters, which was held
in the South {Norwalk Congregational
church” leit this city last evening with
a favorable impression of INorwale
The hostesses oi the occasion were
left nothing undone to add to the in-
terest at the affair, and their plans
were met with entire success. Those
in attendance at the covention report
a most interesting and instructive ev-
ent‘. ‘
' The activities or the day tor the
detainee were carried but as reported-
. in ”the sentinel, last evening,
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I Pyorrhea Alveolaris
the members at the Whatsoever and,
Endeavor circles of this city. They}
Lfi—
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or what 15 known as Rigg’s Dis-
case, is exceedingly common. It‘
is marked by inflammation and
tenderness, and a, gradual reces—
sion of the gums from the teeth.
, There is no disease more (Irrad-
led, occurring in the mouth, than
”his—encouraging the growth of
toipus produt 111g germs and dis-
olchnrgiug its purulent matter with
rt Vt ry act of mastication. ~
Prompt attention to this dis-
trt ssing condition is impcr rntivc,
I not only to relieve those tccth al—
:rcady aficctcd, but to prevent
its spread to other parts of the
mouth
Dr. .1. ll. Mallery
316 60. MAIN ST, 80. NORWALK.
HOURS: 9 A. M.-to 5 19'. M..
Tyesday and Thursday Even-
lngs, 7 to 8 p. m. Sundays by
appointment only.
Mp...“
ATLAS PURE
‘—.CATSUP~—
Large Bot.
Medium .
Davey’s
Phone 410
. 15c
loc-
GIVE GOLD BADGE TO SHERIFF.
ELECT. - .
, Deputies and Jail Officials Undcr'New
Regime Enjoy Dinner at ‘
Bridgeport Club.~ 1
The men who are to act as deputy - .
sheriffs and jail othclaln under Sher-.4,
iii- elect Simeon Feast: of Faltileld
county, presented Mr. Pease with nV
gold sheriff’s badge at a dinner given
in his honor yesterday alternoon ot'f
the Bridgeport Club. The presents. f
tlpn was made by Thomas J. Chiming-
ham of Bridgeport. who is to be chic! -
‘deputy
. 1011 the front 01‘ the badge is the in— '
scription Sheriff of Fairbeld County,',
lConn." On the reverse side are the
words: "Presented to Simeon Posse,
sheriff cigairfleld county, Consq. by:
ofliclais,Muy. 26.
I
, his deputies and jail
1915."; N V
Just before the presentation was .
1 made, Mr Cunningham read a humor‘v
ous warrant citing Sheriff Pease to ape
peat More the deputies and 31111561-
tlciols and- intorming him of their Joy
111 support during his administration.
The warrant provoked much laughte
'and Sheriff Pease responded with '
few words in which be thanked th
deputies for their excellent gift an
their words of loyalty. 1
An excellent dinner was served on
the deputies had a tent mtn thei
chief and each will be rend] to ink
ofllce next Tuesday. :e:Sh '
'cose when asked yesterday it hoe wa‘
ready to announce the name of th
man to take the deputy sheriffsbi
which Mortimer _D. Stowe declined,
said he was not. , '1
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I , one 01- THANKS. .,
I We wish to express our henrtiel
thanks tor the many klndnesses show
by 01ft neighbors and friends duri
{tile illnefi and after the death of on
lbsloted wife and mother. .
,WILLlA-M ALLEN AND RANT};
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,-—A seed oil. pays“ to the best pope
Norwalk Chronicler