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f‘l'hoeookerIanldraaawho
Ikitehin’for a nice clear
”hhhmflykitchencan
wfilcoflhflethatwfllburn
a” m We the
"dialed-innermost“-
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femafiro'willdo the
1 Malling. boilins. browns.
i W toasting. to your ut-
= ”t satisfaction -— please
you to the smallest fraction.
it knew your mum in best
1 of bother when they do not
‘ hear a rumor of half-cooked
i got! a soggy biscuit—
‘ they're at your mercy and
fish“ to risk it So have a
been if you're the host, as
, ’ I”. is short enough at most.
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THE
. FERRIS COAL
COMPANY
.v . 1 i 2* . '2'“.
FRIDAY, [ARCH 31, 1916 I
—_ '
BRIDOEPGIT. larch sir—flying
a tow root above the outer harbor. a
hydrooeroptane driven by John D.
Cooper, and carrying one other oc-
cupant, collapsed when It collided
with a aparvbuoy this forenoon.
Cooper and his passenger were
thrown into the Sound. and the alt
craft quickly sank. The men were
rescued by a rowboat launched from
the Bridgeport lighthouse.
Cooper formerly was an instructor
in the (‘urtiss School at Hammonds
poit and was sent abroad by Glenn
Curtlss to instruct Russian army of-
iicers in aviation. The craft that
sank this morning is of his own de-
sign,
a life time. Manufac-
Cadar, preserved with creosote, and stained and col-
ey last twice as long as brush coated or unstained
than shingles stained
Ina-y
"cum —- DIP!" stained shingles will last
Bed
Th
ahingleo: aro better preaorvodand cost less
on the )ob: and look better.
The Hatch ‘6 Bailey Ch:
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Specialties: Cnodlpt sum shingles, Beaver Board.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
NEW SPRING
Suits, Coats and Hats
At PRICES to INTEREST ALL who are conterned in obtaining the
BEST VALUES possible in now garments, correct styles. depend»
ble qualiilefl- me PARIS MILLINERY
CLOAKS
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
George H Allen.
It was with the deepest regret that
the news of the death of George liar-
mon Allen, one of Norwalk's most
wellknown and popular citizens, was
.received this morning by his host 0I
lfriends in this city. The news. how-
ever, did not come as a surprise to
Ithe friends of the deceased. as he had
been ailing for some time, and a short
itime ago was confined to his bed. Re-
lpons in the last week had been very
JIunfavorable. and the end was expect—
._ 'ed at any time. Mr, Alla was fifty-
‘e‘a‘oii'art-“a a: sciatic:
The City National Bank “
FaRINDLY INTEREST
[walk for many years, however, and
The friendly interest of our depositors and the good will of the
.haa been associated with various
‘Iodgcs and fraternal orders through-
public are valuable assets of this Bank, and material agencies in its
continued growth and success. l
out the city. Mr. Allen was at one
lllme the esteemed lecturing kni ht .
Ithe Norwillk Bike, and was also a
prominent member of the Eagles and
title liartcnders‘ l'nion. lie is sunir-
In! by Iris wife and the children.
Ii‘rank, George, loGl'and and Jesse, of
jNorwalk. and Mrs. l-Jdna hogan, of
;Ilridgcpol*l. Funeral M‘t‘vlt‘es will be
To them we attribute our splendid progress.
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uvmoNMENT is evenvmmol
to tho woman of lctinclnent. Nothing
I. Mr to a woman‘s heart than a
”Itihfl homc tastefully furnishcd. If
“'11 come to us we'll show you our
lb of quality wall paper and explain
. w you may beautify your home at
{nominal cost. Our prices and non
VIIIIppeal to you.
. The Gorisam C0
. ” first 81- E.“ Norwalk
T... ‘5,
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The Little Shop
K. O A. CLAVEN 56 NO. MAIN ST.
I
NOW SHOWING
Slilill Bills Illfl SIIIIS
IncarTIONAL VARIETY
i. _ At Verp Attrtctive Prices.
siluNG suns
. 87. $10 ant $12.50
- Get the Habit and Go to
Gottlieb’s
‘ , into. Main" St.
So. Nov-walk
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The account of tlu- smallest householder and that of the greatest
ihcld front the late home or tlu- do.
corporation we cordially welcome alike.
.ceaacd, No 7 Isaac: slrcet, Sunday
Iaftcrnoon at one o‘clock, and at Grace
fiIr [I'llul't'll at two o'clock. lutcrmcnt will
the in Itiwrsitle cmetery.
l
i Archer W. linderhlll, aged titty-live,
of 9x0 (‘onnecticut avenue. Bridge-
port. formerly of East Norwalk. vic»
Itim of a railroad accident, died at
ltlrcenwicll Hospital Wedno'aduy morn
‘ing. .\'Ir. I‘llderhill had been in tho
employ of the New Haven road for
.the last 3:3 years and was considcred
Ian etl'lclcnt man. The deceased was
Ia member of the Brotherhood of Rail
troad Conductors and Loyal Order at
fMoose organizations. tic is RUHIH‘d
.by his wife. two daughters, Mrs.
‘(leorgc Johnson of 'liridgcport. alld
‘Mrs. William tBusactt of New Haven;
:two sons, (It-urge S and Eugene \l'ai-
‘Iace; two sisters, Mrs. Emma ll.
,Ilennls of South .\‘orwalk: and Mrs.
I'Fanny S. Merriam of Moi-men: one
.lirotllcr. Frank R. Underhlll. 0! South
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Archer w. Underhlll.
In Time For
Easter
Advance Spring Styles!
Pages and pages of new
designs! Many in Color!
New Cuirass Blouses!
. Jumper Froclzs! Jerkin
Blouses! Draped Parl-
-. " " ‘Norualk. and three grandchildren.
hIeIS! The most SWE- ‘ The funeral Is to be hell] from the
. - - late home in 930 Conncmlcut avenUe,
nlng collectzon 0f (ht: 7Bridgeport. tomorrow .iftcrnoon at
fashions you ever saw. .333” ““0”"
Get
Pictorial Review
for April
15c a Copy On Sale Now
——
,‘ Funeral of Mr. Milli.
I Tim fllllcral of Willis ll. Mills. for-
‘nlcr chic! of the :ltowuyton Fire Des
partmcnt, and a contractor well-
‘Iknown throughout the city, was held
{yesterday ailernoon from the late
‘lltlmt‘ in Rowayton at 2.30 o'clock.
"I‘he officiating clergyman was Rev.
,l‘itlfiaf S. Jackson. Mr. Mills was a
tpromincllt Knight of l’ythlas and
Dion“ our Ifircmnn, and lhcae organizations were
5H" 66.5!
On sale
at c”
tutorial rcprcacnlctl at the funeral. Inter-
, fI'fi‘i? lmcnt was in Pine Island Cemetery.
Ail/2:?“ 'l‘hc pall-bearcra wcrc:
Iltanicl Morrell, William Vollmcr and
.I. W. Gorhaul.
SOUTH MAIN STREET I
James Donnelly
funeral of Mr. Sheldon
l The funeral of Frank 1.. {nelson
SOUTH NORWALK Ewill be held tomorrow afternoon at
g: ; 2:30 o‘clock from the late borne on 52
WIII‘IAHS SAMPLE
SHIII:
IWoodward avenue. Rev.
PIZIIXIIILIIP
SECURITY B DINO ‘
TAM utVAmu — up our morn
IIIS MAIN 5t - —Tn. 22l8
antoonpoiz'r. cons.
ill-org? '.\Ioorc.,uon with u “acre of merit of (”531 [cu permission to an Italian organizat-
.lohn SlaDlG'ItII‘E of 42.608.
Tristram 8. H
oazmsp BLDG.
yatt
NORWALK. .
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
Dainty Silken SWeaters
For ladies and misses.
Made of fibre silk in green, gold. Copal blue and old rose, with sash
to match.
I e lizillluli i. -
$6.00 — $7.50.
More Embroidered Flouncings
All widths in many artistic designs.
Imported Porcelain and ChinaiDinner Ware
At less than HALF -PRICE
Many beautiful patterns from discontinued lines.
it
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ton, pastor of the South Norwallt WW:°‘:”:”:”:”:”:”:“:N;”:N;N:Cfifioxm
Congregational church, will otiiciate.
Interment will follow" in Riverside g'. > . 0:9
l‘emetery. ': H 0‘.
90 . .\
Funeral of Daniel McCarthy. oo . I E rleger & O s
The funeral services of the late to .
Danie] McCarthy, of New Canaan are. : “
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nuc, were largely attended this morn-
ing at nine o'clock, in St. Mary’s
Church. During the services. two solos
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CREPE DE CHINE
were rendered. “Pie Jean" and “I’m .3.
Only “'a‘mng" by Mrs. Irving Hermes. ‘o. .3.
"Abide With Me" was rendered by the 9:. .3.
choir. Pall bearers were John Kin- of; I ..
sells. Edward Burns. Frank i‘itsgeratd .‘g w A I S S 9:.
O.
and Michael Kudla.
St Mary‘s cemetery.
Interment was in
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.3. Tomorrow we will .3.
lilllis of "if é P18“ 0" sale 150"
u Crape and Silk °°
Blllllilllil Illillf HIRE s w....., an this 2
. u , . . ’f
: springs styles. White, ..
A garage Is to be erected on 18 30‘ .
Knapp street by Fred I‘oluuiboa t‘or' ‘4 ROSE, Maize and a:
Mrs. Iiouiaa Polumho. The cost will 3. o
be about 3200, : Flesh Color at .8.
A $4,000 two family housc is to he '0
constructed on Lincoln ii\'t'lllli‘ by I-‘. ' 3. $2.98 um] $3.98 0.0
(1 Johnson
.0
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Hunt «it lloulles haw rcceircd ilic oz. ‘ . 3.
contract [or llll‘ installation of plumb .. FOR ONE DAY O .3
lug for (IIcason at Ilccrs, on Strain" NLY e‘o
berry IIlll arenuc. 9' o
Thc \i'lllls Austin garage, on RaI‘H. '3
e
t O O O O 9 O O O O .
road avcnuc, will bc wircd by t'lwar é«:'°.”.°€“.”.°(°9.00.00)...”0:“:0€«:Woo:oo:oo:.qa.g.'
not.it‘s"....'.'.':.:::.'""“ ”* EllillllS Mill 0!! IIII
‘DOWNIOWNPOIICE Blillfll,
l’lutnlllng will hc installcd in a
Harbor avenue house owned by thc
l‘. E. I. a W. Company by John I“.
. (trittln.
RHODE ISLAND COAST ARTIL- I
LERV RANKS HIGH.
“'ASHING'I‘UN. March 31.-~—The'i ' .
two companies of Rhodc Island Coast, It. .I. Garrity. a traveling sill?51|ll|l'i.I
Artillcry militia Illllt!l‘ the highest or-i,lM0mlNl headquarters 9'9FWT9‘III that
dtrs of merit in service practice withilli‘ 1““ 1* bill-mid" “till 88.) in it
big 12-inch mortars In 1915 with a “"d” ”W WHO“ "f a 700'“ “9 “Ci'ufi Margaret C. Sterling, of Stamford.
score of 104.94 tor t‘ltptain (‘harlcs A.l PM! for a "m” l" “ downtown 'WM-Ihas brought. divorce procecdtngs
Ik-vine‘s company, and 60.73:; for Clip-i “" “"110! ill" ""ml‘y “"1 “W“ h” '9 against William .1. Sterling, of Nor-
tain Ilobcrt H. “'nsliburne‘s companyl Idrncd “WI" “I! ”“9“ ”l n ““5 g0"eqwallt, alleging dcscrtion on Novcm-
. “1”, Iii-Inch riiles (‘Ompnny pom-_;hc raid. ho action was lakcn by tlichN. 1'9. 1909. The couple were mar-
of California. Capt. llarold I.oudct- 90”“-
_ I . h- a, tried on February 28. 1908, the plain-
‘ibnck, led all other slutcs in compcti ”‘3‘” (“I “M Harstrom “3 “WIN!” maiden name being Monohnn.
Frieda Slflm Asset. of Brooklyn. .
through her next friends. Mal-y Sifkia
today petitioned the court to annul
her marriage to Galieb Assaf, of this
'city. on the around that at the limo
of the marriage she was but 16 ycam
old and did not realize the HPl'ith‘
heirs of her act. She claims she left
her husband immedintcly aftcr As-
i . 'sistant Town (‘Icrk C. E. \Vlnton liar!
' MOOSE SMOKER‘ ticd the knot at tho t‘ity Hall, on
Regular nizeting of South Miru‘itlltLFOhrIIIIry :7. 1915- and has not ”I‘d
dodge. ho. 5.9, was lilld lIast citiiillgIIImI him since.
‘and largcly attended omen new _‘
members wcrc instructed lil thcmys‘ .._..___._,
,terles of Moosedom. tllc work bt-ing H n
lconferred by the officers of the lodge. :IRY CAscRREIS [on
‘ Tonight a monthly smoker will‘ be, . . . .
held at the Moose Home for members
,of thc order, and the comniittce hasI “YER AND WWEls
lunch, which will be served during! cI
evening. The committee in charge is --———~ .
I‘Omltost‘d 0!? ~ C- Mead, 89°11‘31”? Tonight! Clean Your Bowela and Stop
11. F. Briggs. chairman: A. 0. Smith.‘ Headache, Colds, Sour Stomach.
ITHREE‘WOMBN- WANT
MARITAL FREEDOM
.a.—.-
One Seeks Annulment, Alleging She
Was Only 16 When She Was Wed.
Maude Jcanncttc I‘ontlcroy Iloyt, of
Norwalk. instituted diiorce proccc~l-
lugs in the Civil Superior court today
against William M. Iont, of Siam-
Iford, alleging lntolct'tiblc cruelty. Tho
‘couplc were married on July 27, 1914.
Tnc Hr,” pummm (3; Gcorgiafi itch to ho“; Irivate smoker in ccle»
t‘apt. ll. ll. Sulliuln with a score ofI hrtltion “Nu" r second annlyegsary
.38.“: headed the list of states In 8. in “1"" HEIIIOD Smurfy- If”! III?“
inch rifle practice and the Seventh: A I~ord tour “g car “3. "n s‘
- . - . . . «from Bridgeport. according to a re-
Itompany. of Maine. tapt. (. 1-.. Holt. . h
1th first in ordcr of merit in the.porl “0'" ”one? heuquartcrs In ‘ at
_ . . _,city. Descriptions of the car Ilii\(‘
.practice with Ginth rm” with a fin been circulatcd throughout the state.
u. . »-...__ ____.
lal‘ranccd a musical program. and it is
‘cxpectcd all who attend will hm'c
good time.
The committee has also provided a_
a Geo. Siecgmullcr. .John Steegmuller.
F S t a H ' ' C t U at ' Will. It. Pennington, S. Chariott, D. P. :3: $10223: not!" the lic-~1
m . iHogzm, J. Eligan, Walter Kcrns and _ "‘
or 8‘ ur ay OSIBry 0 e o s I 0 ll. W. Harford. Iache,_ biliousness, indigestion, the
SHOS'ERY' GARMENTS FANCY GOODS' o l “" "' Islck, sour stomach and bad’colds—u-
I” 1 2 for 25¢ ' a ”'3 OCCUPAT'ON- turn them out tonight and keep them
{Adi (‘h Id The Popular Middiea Chamosetie Glove|. 0 Well, Bill. what you doin' nowa- out with Cascareta.
es~ i fan's—Men's. ' ‘ ida's" ' t and women take a
‘ . . \\ hite. also black stitching O I. _ - l - . . Millions 0 men
Hosiery at 258 a lpectaity. 50c to $1.00 a I . . 14... I 1 Am dam. “Ming Np, do," Imam how and then and “I"
BI ' ' Ladies' W M Pm" "d Fancy Ribbons I ' ~ nuthin'. 'k w the misery caused by a lazy
. . och—\l hits—Tan _ ‘ ' o . q. l - . no
“3“”, 3mm" Ho". 25c M $1.00. A swanky 19c 25c 49¢ at THE HOME BE A UTIFUL _.N—t;TICE liver, hclogged bowels, or an upset
‘ Guar nt d. Windsor Ties. . . . . ' . _ . " ' . stomac . .
( a 89 ) Children's Tub Dresses. 25: "Id 50° 2 One of the missions of this store is to be of assistance in . Local No. 269. s. l. 1., are retltucst-I mm W In Home, day “my“
"Cadet” Hose at 25° L d' 0 making homes beautiful. sad to meet at the C. L- [it ”3‘ 1;“, Let Cnscarets cleanse your stomach;
Spring Underwear. ' w" UM!" s"""'- New Neckwear. a. - - =13145 Sillldi‘y sharp, '0 a on elwenlove the sour, fermenting 50ml;
. 0 mm -
We to 50¢: Satteen and Seersucker 25c and she V a We carry a completeIstock 0f furniture and h, use f Sh :funeral of our late brother, George take the excess bile. from your “I.“
3 mg: for every room in the house and at prices sure to in. “MI . . . and am am “II Ihe constipated
9 Pl It . ' JOHN C' Sllggbl’rt‘mdrni. waste matter and poison in the boys
: a l s ' . ‘ : 'CHARLES F' GA“ ' Iels. Then you will feel great.
C) s.ts 50c to . Brassrets 25c to ,l o 3......” I “MI lanthanum... y...
u U , ‘6 t bv momln . They wOrk while
’ £ . .. l'rno LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION." u ‘ I i
i A D E "AN 8 NS y ‘ you sleep. A til-cm box from any
-_ o i v ._ I- J -.
TH NORWALK, CONN. ' . PHONE m 0 T0 LET—POUR MCE I LIGHT. drug at to means a clear head, setet
' 1 ‘ .-unny rooms. to a small family. 890 stomach and clean. healthy Ilver and .
‘ NOTE—We give LIBRARY VOTE! o n all purchases. ° and door. Some Improvements. In-' bowel action for montha. ' Chlidvn
‘A u quire MI'I. Gerhardt. '65 First aye-I love. Cum-pi. box-gun, may I10"?
" 'I ' " "- nue. ' — m3l 3tIgrlpe or stolen. “J
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