”and a fire till 'long in
.1. no matter what the
m say. and often ’tis
- of June before warm
.. M in tulle. This
1‘ . lleothemoraltruez—
' risk your health and
's too by cutting
. The Coal supply you’ll
_ fls world a fond good-
» i
35' RIS COAL
COMPANY
nuaur
.
' out. Our prices and go
‘7
to ybu.
(lorltam Co
TOI. W
Little Shop
Acuvsu as no. ’Mam at
NO!” SHOWING
I
i
.
O'NAL VARIETY
.310 an $12.50
“the Habit and Go to
'8 EVERYTHING
“ the wow of refinement Nothix
I that to a woman‘s Jleart than I
. W home tastefully furnished. if
. CMcpmo to us well show you our
~ gill“) callslllper and explain
- Icy beautify your home at
last Ncmls
‘fi culls ill Sillil‘
STAINEDSHINGLLS
NW 11“ I‘M
bureau ”'1"! brush- coated
shingluornstllral 'lheyare
b. carthpignsnt
Webb‘s—cows“
IshuwrhshrS-fleCdmsa'fiudPrless.
The Hatch E: Bailey Co.
SOUTH NOIWALK, CONN.
Specialties: OM" Noel “singles, Beaver Board.
We“
Building?
"
NEW? SPRING
Suits, Coats and Hats
At PRICES to INTEREST ALL who are concerned in obtaining the
BEST VALUES possible in use garments, correct styles, depends
O
0
es wssv wasmuo‘ro‘a av
her.
/ ...
Gold Medal Flour. shag . ......................... 89¢
QuartBottleAmmaniacut to.................‘ ...... §¢
PureLesfhrd,aib... .............. 3"
StricuyhuhEggadoz. .......................... 5¢
Quaker”, Mother's and White Rose Oatmeal cut to . . . .
Extra Quality Pink Salmon. can ....................
Corned or Roast Beef Ar can .................... 21¢
Leno: Soap.bsr 3t
A. STULL
"sov "mall
we] " a doaotltftapChristinthsirllvas.
u Cottage Street
DDI NEIllIDENI CDN-
PENSIIIDN Pill I8 DENIED
from First Pig.)
—— I
Robert E. Lee. a celebration was last
night held in the rooms of Douglas
Fowler Cost. 6. A. it. on Washington
street. The evening was spent in a
I in observance of the surrender of
I
8118.
I
___I (Continued-fl
I
so he proceeded to
When the machine
the ilrst.
wasn't
gun the elevator.
run it himself.
“arts about four feet from
floor, he says he noticed it
Ithree performances, pleased all
heard her
‘or his brother-In-Iaw. John Heal.
very delightful manner by the \‘ o‘er-I
I
I old
Miss Winifred Glrald, who appeared Vaast. died last night at the home of
‘at the Regent Theatre yesterday for his parents. 17 Chestnut street see
who end district. |
she brought her engsse- the held Thursday morning from the America, will hold a regular meeting
ment to a close after the last perform- late home at 9: 30 o'clock. and fromI mo- ( ulna: in NI? longs rooms "11
my. artists-s“
uo-~..--.--m-. -_..-..._..‘_.-.. -c--‘.
AW: M the
missioner at the mission service last
evening in Trinity church. fie theme
of the sermon was “i, if i he lifted up,
will draw all men unto me." The
GAZETTE BLDG.
THE LEADING on GOODS sroaa.
*
"I " I“ ' I“ Tristram & Hyatt
NORWALK.
Rev. Mr. Satdler pointed out the tsclI
that it was been» lien had not old
their business. home and in their so
cisl life, that Christ has not won more
men to Himseli. He made a very
'earnest appeal to all of his bearers
‘lthst they try to be more faithful to
the Christ and lift Him up before
men by showing) real spirit of Christ
in their dealings with their telew-
nen‘: and in every part of their lilo
Ills talk was nipping and left a deep
'lnpressiun upon the mind! of hip
‘leurers.
At eight o'clock’ tonight the lit
~iuner‘s theme will be “The Christian
~‘pirit" Service of intercession will
he held immediately before the
wrenching service. Evening prayer
will be said today It 4:30. Tomorrow
‘he services will be 8 a. in. Holy Com-
lnunion. 4:304). m. mission service
for children. 7:45 p. m. intercession
service. it p. m. preaching service. A
Made with round necks,
Ladies’ Spring Underwear
The opportune molest to buy underwear is NOW, when variety is greatest.
stocks today are complete with the daintiest and most condom-able knit underwear you
ever wore. Correct styles and accurate sizes.
. SLEEVELESS VESTS
Our
\'~~hapcd necks and band top styles
is l-zc, 15c, 25c, 35c and 5°C
PANTS and TIGHTS
Lace trim or tight ltncc \l)l\5
................... 25c and 5°C
.......................
UNION SUITS
Sleeveless, narrow shoulder straps, lilade with t‘llllt‘l‘ tight or lure ll'llllt‘d knee
5°C. 756. $1.00. 8:25. $1.50
“to
What advantage is ii to have credit axle-led to yes tor 30, Ill or 90 days—when you have “mpllllk down" the whole mount
DEATHS AND FUNERADB she died on Saturday, was held this
morning from his late home, 23 Gre-
Jlnno PW Igory Boulevard at 8: 80 o',cloclt and
. .w .tslt‘l'iilil' It his from St. Joseph's Church at 9 o'clock. I
hrmo. No. 27 Knight street The de-I licl ItichsrtlJ tarroll ridiculed. The
erased is aurvlledI by a widow and .‘tiorai offerings were numerous and
uu. children, Agnes Mal Grace and the service was largely attended. The,
loseph. Mr. l-‘agsn was a member of pallbearers were Hugh Peden. Harold
the Norwallt iron Mdlders' Union. andylindprson. William Peden, Edward
av etupioyed in Meeker'awl-‘oundry Dwyer, Fred Cunninghm and Ray-'
n Smith street. up to the tulle of his mond Gerhardt. The remains were.
' lb. The funeral services will below to rest in St. Mary's cemetery.
held tomorrow morning at the homel
of
James FM
Funeral of Mr. Lilly.
17 Boy: street. First District: at nine- The funeral of Thomas R. Lilly was j
thirty and \from St. Mary's Church at held yesterday afternoon at 2:30
ter o'clock. interment will be in St. o'clock front the late home. on 205:
Mary's Cemetery. . lhiain street. Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks.‘
:pastor of the East Avenue N. E.
George Nostraad} .V church, onicinled. interment was
George Nostrandt Vaast. our-year-Inlade in Woodland cemetery. Stanl-
son of Mr and Mrs. Peter F ford. I
Local Branch No. 746. United Broth
Funeral services will erhood of Carpenters and Joiners of
Wall street.
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(.‘LOAKS we PARIS MILLDERY hm“ Everyone “mutt-o com. Many Ogther .s.t.)’.l&.ah.w.d.él;t.|. ................... .. soc-$1.00
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK Advent” II TM 3"!th ‘ -_ 1— - -. - - ” «if—'7: : j
”" M" oznzwzu .zoeuzuzwzuzwoegoem ' WW6”. ~°to--eo°uoozoeecooow~°wzwmw~z
0’s 0%
8
.KRIEGER & co
White I5: 2::
4‘ III-dell etc o
I t
and Brass 1" ..
.113... .350 II A Charge Account in This Store is a Benefit. Remember, it is Your i3
nrrot ges " n
.2... *o Right - Favor to Open an Account 2.
Albert r. Gentile It “"9 "M a . 3:
Phone IOU-L . .. .
“10%;:5..." u the expiration oi the line? art it far easier to out up the say-cats into small mounts-partial payments-easily net and ‘2‘
See that girl over there? Shes the. hardly .133“! our guy? ee
$3::§':‘ff‘.fi§£.‘:‘.i" ”‘° "" one Iirleger 3.. came Acre-at rt- ate-callus llsasuds. it would. no doubt. prove help“ in mm use . ',
31.212“.‘.1‘..’°“{vi‘;‘.‘?£3.’...o. why not test the illness sl tbepias annual all ior Easter? curse Account lemm prices. - 1.
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,meb Stew 1°C., 12%; California Hams ...... '... 15¢.
nth Lamb Chops ......... we. ,2"! Tongues ........... 25..
Lola Lamb 0 ........ cans Wfl' Clmpl oi‘ any.
L... " Lug: I" 3:“ der's Setup. for ..... 25c
........... . w w. IDIYHIP'IO c.‘_
Hindquarter Lamb ....... 20c. cups .................. . lac
Native Vsai for stew lac. sayt Corned Beef for sand- - '
Shoulders Veal ........... 18c. wlchss ................ 40c.
Rump Veal .............. 20c. Everything In line groceries
Filet Veal ......... 2.0. and delicatessen
Corned Beef from 8e. up Gold Medal Butter ...... . 42c.
Corned Shoulders ........ 10c. Strictly Fresh Eggs ...... 28c.
Corned Hams ............ lac. Olsegamarine..18c.,20e,, 256.
Flat Sparsrlba 12m. out. Bacon ............. lee. .
CHARNOK’S MARKET
Phone 533-! 76 North Main street Free Delivery.
Hausa
’ Ilunning properly. so he lumped out.
:ln doing so he landed on a box and
Ifell back into the pit, receiving severe
I injuries.
I However. the otilcisls of the com
lance last night. ISt Joseph's Church at 10 0'.er ln-
'terment will be in St. Mary‘s Ceme-
Fiorisis in Norwalk are putting in tery.
attractive stocks of flowers ror Eastern
Easter llllies have made their appear-
fl
Fortunate dammit}
I
I Several members of Buckingham
I Post. No. 12, G. A. R.. will attend the
I department encampment. which will
‘ 3-" Wednesday l’lsll Specials
Haddock. Bclb.. Codfish............14clb.
“13‘. chlb;. Fresh Mackerel. .. raclb.
M...u........aoclb Halibut ........... 218¢:lb.
FINNAN HADDIES. .................... 2'3¢ lb.
BUCK AND ROE SHAD.
Beers lleat and Provision 00.1
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST. 13 MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180. Norwalk. \Phone 881.
.—l
pany state that It is a rule tho. no
. employee are to leave their machines,
as cop boys are hired to go after the
fsupplies. it was also stated that
ithere is a regular operator for the
elevator. and he appeared stating that
slice in the local market. The florists
look with much disfavor on the chilly
weather. '
“00 AS MOTIIER
pearly moved. so tired i
but i have found a place
my bread and cake.
corner from our home,
fi.i)lonroe; such lovely
brad and cake and bla-
ott know. My tribute to
. d. "They’re Just as
. r made."
state convention
opens this evening at 8 o'clock in the
Foot Guard Amory in Hartford. The
local delegates are Mayor Car‘t Axel
Harstrom, INehemiah Candee, Cramer
C. Hegeman and Philip H. Fielding.
The hm preliminary action mnnected
with the convention is the meeting of
the state central committee his after-
noon at 3 o'clock in he Allyn House.
Hartford.
at the time of the accident he was The Republican
Irunning the lift He says that Key-
ser got on the elevator at the tint
floor and when It had risen a little-
tmore than a foot. jumped off. When
it was about four feet from the floor.
he made a running jump for it. but
only stunned the hour Mn .1 one ..
which slipped and Keyser fell Into the
pit. The operator states that when
Keyser jumped off, the elevator
locked, and he had to unlock ft before
he could run it.
The commissioner states that even
though the stories are diametrically
opposed. should Keyser's be the true
version. he would have been guilty of
breaking a rule of the company In
leaving his machine, and of negli;
gence in jumping from the elevator.
As the wilful negligence on Keyser's
part is apparent. the commissioner
1 ~ l e
Y?;:ahfiw:m::g:§ m for recompens .y extend an invitation. On May
I The Employers Liability lmmce a mere wilthe class initiation andn
; carbonation of New Haven carries the t ‘i
ngrfl‘: £°:.‘:‘:p::$'t‘e‘d°‘:;m:n°::: A pleasing entertainment. followed
I luster. by the serving of refresh
I enjoyed. last evening, following the
transaction of routine business at th:
lbusiness session of Court Frames 0
G. S.
‘ whores! of the guard and degree
Teams of Eureka Rebekah Lodge was
‘helu last evening‘ in Odd rellcws’
1-911. South‘ldsin stre‘el...
WHAT TRANSPIRES IN LODGE
riUOMS.
The members of Stamford Forum.
guests of Progress Forum, of this
”In on the evening of May 8. At last‘
night's meeting it was voted to lmme
I F. E. Dudes of Storrs Agricultural
College, willnpoak Thy-ed” night in
the Barton Congregational church, on
"Farm Mechanics. Machinery. Lon-
crete Work. etc "r The lecture will be
under the auspices- of the Darien
Orson.
. home. 510.113 Main sire-e:
I
Fraternal Forum League will be the non of Mrs Ellen Casey, was held this
tery:
Fortunato Bernardi died very sud- be held tomorrow and Thursday, at
denly yesterday afternoon at his Guilford, Connecticut. . I
following ‘_ I
s stroke of erosion. The funeral A regular meeting of the board otE
uervices will be held tomorrow mol'n- dileclors of the Norwallt HospitalI
ing at nine o'clock from 81.‘ Mar!" wrll be held this evening, in the par-'
Church. and interment Will he in S'- lore or the Ntrwalk Club, in Wall
Mary's Cemetery. 'slreet.
Funeral of Miss Finch.
The funeral of Miss F‘annie Kellosl
Finch was held yesterday afternoon
A special meeting of the board of
education has been called for this
from Raymond's Undertaking WIONI evening. at eight o‘clock. at the High
on Main street. at We o clock Rev school, in West avenue. for the pur-
Louis B. Howell officiated and inter- pcse of hearing and discussing the re-
ment was in the Norwallr Cemetery‘ ”‘ ""1“ “mendem lra T' Chap-
man. Financial matters will also be
ctnsidered at this session.
Funeral of Master essay.
The funeral of Benedict A. Casey.‘
A. card party for the benefit of the
morning, at 830 o‘clock. from the late Dispenlafy Will be held at the Nor-
.. «9 n nun: Rnltlpvnrd and at walk Assembly Hall on Easter Mon-
9 o’clock from St. Joseph's church in day, April the 24th, for which tables
"it followed in St. Marys ceme are now belns armored it is hoped
‘ tlat a large number will take this
._ _ . . opportunity to enJOy a pleasant after-
current of Mr. Ruffin. . Inoer. and at the same time give tintin-
"be funeral of Mark Kenna Rodin. c at “d to the Dispensary
' ' ‘ “'nnd ltreat, was held this after-I ‘ ’—
“‘ " "" n’r‘nrlr fray“. m GTIOOI
Baptist church. Butler street. inter
merit followed in Pine island come-N
tr' ' " bills or debts nis‘de’ or contracted by
Funeral master A. cassy. ~ tmy son. lieiviile B. Gordon. as he has
The funeral of Benedict A. Casey. left my home. _.
«swear-old ion of Mrs. Ellen Casey. CHARLIE. G. GORDON. Darlen. Conn:
‘ 3.2:“: 131:1: l, I.~,_,_.. --
-—-NOTICE.
l will not be responsible for any
Cod Fish
The .
Butter Tish .
Snapper Blue
Smells
Hat Fish
Sal-on
12 Me
12 Ml:
10c
10c
20c
8c
10:
“DWk e s e o o e 7e
Whiting . . . . . . . 5c
‘ open large [orig Clams . . . 30c qt.
WE ISSUE VOTES FOR LIBRARY CONTEST.
Schnitze’ s sanitary Markets
32 WASHINGTON ST.- g‘MAlN ST
NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
ANDREW. DAVEYflnc.
99 .Wsmiapion St. South .Nonvalk‘
“cones Grain flour soo Sucked sutures lie"
7c Table Butler
13: Currants
7c Peaches a can
~-Esrly June fess
Pure hard
It!" 0m.
10:
10c
35c:
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