Spring
"1* her“- every year-
4. glut! a fire till 'long in
g y. no matter what the
"is say, and often ’tis
int of June before warm
.w gets in tune. This
1 “ ll to the moral true:-
uM risk your health and
‘ "’3 men’s too by cutting
f - “t fie Coal supply you'll
5;? thin world a fond good—
.l .
if} / THE .
“.FERRIS COAL'
COMPANY
to." .
nails“ n
' Re-Rofis?
“mammals—nous
Minnow dollar's-oath
uhuwrhequa-flstus-Wuiaadfiicas
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Militias: Creodlpt Wood Shingles, Beaver Board.
Easter Sale
Blouses, Under muslins and fancy Hosiery
‘ This Little Shop
K. to. A. Clavcn
56 No. Main St.
hf.” “1.”; :3 , , suntan srnnciss
Mme m M BUlldlfls? local-u irons- 16M
. cool weather's still on 11.“, “3"“ 0 “gm-coated
1:.- nm‘", "1?...” Remodeling? osmium? "“"'- ..
‘” y I “‘1“- Beatearth ' t allots—no '
” a trifle queer the same . d,” w I“ l waste.
if, .
WOMEN’S COATS and SUITS ‘:
pinyin
Misa- Ias final-s
Mallattarm hatI
WWI!
Norwich-ineffi-
IyllfsJa Says, is Eastar
law
in all the Catholic churches Sun
day was read an urgent appeal from
Bishop Nilan for liberal contributions
to the Easter Sunday collection, which‘
‘ls used for diocesan charities. Last;
.iear's collection in the mucosa ran.
behind 83,500 of the amount collect»;
ed the year previous at Easter, the:
bish P 73 'hi-h ‘ ' it Mr du " Dainty Silk and Lingerie waiStS
to tlle'stormy Easter of 1915. . - . ,
Bishop Nilan's letter is in part as: All "I“ from 32 m- to 5° "1' bust maturemcnt-
.follows: .
l "The present activity in every I! ‘
branch of industry resulting in steady‘ Pretty Silken Petticoats
employment and, we trust, in better
31““. white, or a wide choice of new and standard shades.
Tristr’am & Hyatt
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
._T
Easter Suits and Coats
Finely tailored garments of the newest models in all the popular shades and most wanted
materials.
NORWALK.
wages for the workers, may diminish.
the cases of destitutlon. but the over-
crowded condition in our cities does
not cunduce to the security of family
life nor to the well-being of children.|
The vice of intelnperanw, the link of’
'dlsc‘ipline of the young and a disposi- ,. - . . ,.,
t'ion worse than indifference whichiaud who died . . l ». 7 ‘7 _. 7 l 7‘ 7— . V
. . . yesterday molning in o o e ' ' '
ltrill“.L“.:.;°:t.‘.i".:.’.:::.:l 22:3»: .. W... m... Wowvwwzmwew' WWW :’
their offspring. open up a field fori “1‘ mm ”‘0 home of his parents. 29 I 'I
. ‘liristian charity, which will require: Waldo" avenue. Brldseimrt. and at 0
many workers and much money to so '. 9 o'clock from the Bridgeport Hun- °
H. Krieger & C0.
,.
p . 3complisb the desired results. Present , garian Catholic cbur h .
it; s-__._ :g.“ _._ fl- -- . 4 - . » - —- {institutions must be supported and (‘llernltssky forme cl '_ In” Stephen
E, lnew ways of meeting changing condi‘, ' ’ r 0" pastor, “n O
, ' _. I ’ [lions must be devised. it is pleasing:""“'”’- l"- lasten is survived by ' o
it; Tue Fish 18: lb ‘to mention that the St. Vincent do his “”9. ”'0 brothers and a Sit-lief- l . -—-—— . :
l5 :l‘aul Society has been organized in: . -.. 3. 0:.
l “a. “8h 1” I. antral ‘paashteabof Harttl‘ord. Urldst'r Funeral of Mr. Manning. 1 3. 0:.
tr _por an 'a or ury. an we expecl‘ LEADING
' > Snippet Blues 12C lb that the coming year will see councils‘ The funeral of “m“ E Manning, 0' oz. 0:.
,. , l established in other cities. This and 6 “amino“ avenue. will be held to n ' n
. ; Bungl' FlSh 12c ,other societies are doing excellent nlorrow morning, at 9 o'clock, from St MILLINER °:'
:work to the limit of their means, but Jose his church. 1 t _ '0
’ CM [18” ‘8c lb inlany cases of distress, especially 10' in St Mar , n ell'ment '“l '0' .. O.
t n dd k 86 lb ‘ where children are concerned, must ' ys ”9"“ ”3‘ 0:.
3 0C come under diocesan care. i - - . :
. Just arrived, a new shipment of the very latest models in”
s
iiflvlnoumsur is EVERYTHING
in the wunan of refinement. Nothing
Indians- to a woman's heart than a
‘ Ml home tastefully furnished. if
" rooms to us we'll show you our
A ~ of quality wall paper and explain
Salt Codiisll
Boneless Codlisll
Salt Mackerel
10c lb
20c Ill
15c lb
Schulize’s sanitary Markets
32 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
39 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.
NORWALK RIFLE CLUB TO US!
ARMORY.
, "The crowded condition of St. Fran ‘
ls' Orphan Asylum. in New llaven.t
which now houses four hundred chllef
r2“
‘Straw Shapes. Every imaginable shape can be found on our
was:
’Iu may beautify your home at‘
'ral cost. Our prices and go. i
' " . appeal to you. i
t
7' ' s l
The (rorllam Co:
In at. East Not-won!
i
Tel. 45!
Building S1tes
paywhere in the'City tor sale at
Mable prices. On the shore,
or ill residential sections. Per-
” we; have what you are look-
ah" Try us. -
; I. Layton & Co..lnc.
Cod .............. 14c lb. Snapper‘Blues ...,- lac lb.
Small Mackerel .. 12c lb. Flatrlih ..... l ..... 10c 1b..
Herring ............ 8c lb. Tile Fish .......... 15c lb.
Red Salmon ....... 20c lb. Butter Fish ...... 10c lb.
Smelt ............. soc lb. Silver Bass ........ lac lb.
GREEN BLUE FISH .. .................... 20¢ LB.
ROESHAD ..... ........
BUCK SHAD .......... ........
Wednesday [Fish Specials
....... $1.10 EACH
.......... 75¢ EACH
, Beers Meat and Provision Co. ‘
(2 Stores.)
8 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
‘dren. has necessitated a till-loot ea , Through ”‘9 courtesy 0' Capt. Al" counters PriCCS ~
.icnsion of the south wing of the build ‘ bert Mossmsn permission has been . .
lng. which is already in process of granted the members of tho "0".an .3.
construction. The accommodations of Ilillle Cl b ' m 3 O:
St. John‘s school. in Deep River. are u D u“ 0 range l“ the 00 ram . 0 . (
tasted to the limit anti an addition to Armory 10" indoor Mimi“? shooting. : ..
the building must be undertaken In This good news came as a great sur- x 0'.
the "‘1‘; future. 1“!” 3““? Atmllh Prise to the members of the club at age .
mine, it younges 0 our (‘ litrl ii I e
lnstilullona. is none too large lor its the" meeting held m“ night at tho ‘° 0 ‘8’
family of 156 babies. During the C“, liall. In ‘ "0°" (“'80 by the .. A Lar e Varlet 0f .3.
{short period of its existence, this special committee, t‘hlef William R. .° y :
thomc has admitted “0 infants and Ti Pennington and George A. Sharron : 'v'
tmothers. 1"" '0'“ amount "”"mh nppolntml at the last meeting for the". M. . ' . l ‘3’
uted to the bulldln fund together ‘ II M t I .
‘ c purpose of procuring an indoor range. ‘g’ A I IIICI' a erla S "
with the surplus of the Easter colic
:tion applied to the same purpose is the committee reported that through
0. ."
“gifting“Eggsdebtmrnmaining un- the courtesy of Captain Moasman, WyawzocuznzoezuzuzuflMW:”:*¢:.{“:,,Q,{4
'ps I o, . . oreovahvsuma
'suil‘iclent to maintain in perpetuity pe n lion Md been granted "‘9 ”“b ,
jtwo fret» beds for maternity patients mm'M” '0 “9° "'9 range I! the Arm.
and four free cribs for babies have or)’ on Monday evenings, for indoor TODAY IN WALL TRIAL.
I CHICAGO, April 18.——The trial of
,bcen donated by generous clergymcn. work.
““d we ”09" '0' ‘ "k“ generosity 0“ The members on hearing the report WALL STREET. 10130 5- m-“Frl‘l‘ the Quaker 0.”, Company for meg“,
selling of specialties was again ”‘9 violation of the antitrust laws was be-
l
the part or laymen of means. The
amount required for a free. bed is Voted to extend lb Captain Mossman .. .
$5.000, for a free crib, 33,000. The a hearty vote 01 thanks for the inter—Whit" ““1“” 0' ‘0‘“) 5 9“" mam“ gun today before Judges Christian 0.
{Saint Agnes guild has been of great eat and cooperation shown by him in l“ “Wk" with one to two ”0““ de- Kohlsaat, Francis E. Baker and Sam.
Jassl‘atnnce to the institution not only their behalf ln.granilng this privilege. cllnes in CrUCible Steel, Baldwin and ucl Alschuler, of the United States
:in contributing money but in organlz A i an Locos Westin house “e“,
ting sewing circles for the Damoac of which will greatly aid ‘1‘?!“ 1“ ““i‘om‘, merc ' g ' ' Circuit Court Of ApllPfllB- The suit.
making garments for the. little ones. pllshlng the work for which the club can Petrolluln, Studebaker and lndus- was begun in 1913 and has now corn. .
“A considerable portion of the Ens: is organised: namely, to school them- trial Alcohol. Mercantile Marines to trial for the first time, but under
ter collection will have to be used 391,,“ m rm: . 'were active and strong as a result oil ,
‘for the maintenance or this lnstltu- ‘ "’1“ and be!“ ”"9"" th latest statements of the com ,an act passed in 1910’ which ”Mid"
ed. Our motto: Preparation for the 9 .for the expediting of cases, it goes to
panys e‘mings- 5‘“ "9“ "‘0“ l“‘"wujtrial before those judges not as an
300“ ”“C‘ed' New Haven View"; a appellate court, but as a special court.
point with trivial operations in at or The expediting certificate was filed
lilon and hence a sufficient amount
.will not be left to support the pres- defense 0' on?" country ill the thh-
”"5- although Norfolk & Western with the clerk of the district court
rose 11-4. Sale of one block of 8417.- here Jan. 18, 1916.
{out charitable agencies and extend est type of patriotism." The meeting
000 of Anglo-French 5’s at 95. a into-g
' 7* “ream *—
STREET.‘ Q0 Ts COMPANY 0N
lthe work already begun in favor of was very largely attended and many
ivarious classes of dependent chil-
Idrcn throughout the diocese, unless matters 0' importance wcre ”MM“
lthis yearly collection is substantially ed, among th‘h W“ the making of
l' Estate and Insurance
~~lfond Ave.
South Norwalk ,
5:
increased." requisition for arms to the Ordnance l f d h b d: The trial of the case will be entirer
'— Department. Unlted States Govcm- “0m“ ”“3”“ ”We ‘ e 0“ ly from depositions and briefs. The
.DEATHS AND FUNERALS. {mgnt market. inch!” testimony has been taken l.
' l
LOOK l t
dilate profits with you by giving‘
' ‘ the lowest prices on 15 years!
' "E. tin made into leaders, hand l
painted inside, tin roofing.
,; and heating. ‘
.‘ " HENRY A HEGELEIN. "
”M at ‘ Firm "0813'
\
' all tired out and cannot bnlic, i
m housewife said. l
then, a ,ltindly neighbor asked,‘
don't you buy your bread?
in town—can you suggest
_ I had better go? ' ‘
home-made broad you want, ‘
[o to‘ 5 Monroe.
M
YORK RUNAWAYS SENT
" HOME ,
neon'r. April ng~Fitc hold
of New York city. who come
ther junk and amnssenough
attend the opening of a sum-1‘
. cipol park in New York:
sore given railroad tickets by
ties department to go home
“ye are Harry Willard. 14 593:“
. street; Jacob Slnbell. 1gp
189th street: William Mosul
, 15. 427 ant 140th¢ stroctl.
' it is. 511 and: 136th
‘ -Jyylcft New York yester-
coinlng' here on a Sound.
l
’ t
GREAT EAS I‘ER SALE
Hundreds oi Norwalk Women are Buying Their
ll lSl‘l-IR SUIT at Silll' HEADQUARTERS
You do yourself an injustice if you buy without first
visiting THE—PARIS. We are confident our use of the
term, SUIT HEADQUARTERS will receive your en-
dorsement. .
Newly arrived Easier Suits brim lull olfiasier {fyTe
This is a season of suits and these suits have the origi-
nality and style fads to sitisfy the most critical. Examina-
. tion will disclose the wonderful values offered here at
$25.00, $22.50, $20.00, $13.00, $16.50, $14.98 and $12.98.
Do not make a selection until
you see them.
YOUR EASTER com 15‘ HERE
Smart Dressy Easter Coats modeled in the latest fab-
rics and fashions. .
We claim excess Val to and unusual style for our line
of Coats for women and misses. $4.98, $5.98, $6.98 up to
$20.00.
Yls. dost Win21? 1y T1Eil‘ Easter Hats Here
These special offerings will swell the satisfied thousands
to many hundreds more. There is not just one reason but a
score or more. You will know them when you come and
see these values, 59c, 75:, 98c, $1.50, $1.75, $1.98, $2.50
and $2.98. '
ALSO A BEAUTIFUL ARRAY
TRIMMINGS.
Come and be convinced. ‘
WE ALTER FREE
OF FLOWERS AND
OF CHARGE.
” THE PARIS
CLOAKs AND MILLINERY
33 SO. MAIN ST
so: NORWALK
a
George W. Lackey. The club, Wllh ll] present member-l r ‘ ' Th . t éa," pans of the country bffore com.
George W. Lackey Private Coni- flhln. according ‘0 a special M‘t‘ of “ALL-STREET. "°°“-" “ mir‘mlsaioners and specially appointed
pany A. tenth Regiment vernwn‘t‘ongmss, are cntltled~to a free issue ‘nntlonal DTObk‘mS COMFOMIDS i e persons, Attorney R. N, Fills is pres.
Volunteers. lnfnntrv. died Sunday Ap.,of eight rifles. with a further Option. country WNW“ ‘0 exert a restrain- en} at. the trial from the attorney-gen-
ril 6, at Fitch's Iiome in Noroton, that each clubmember may purchase}“8 influence, ““093 from M‘mcocral's office in Washington, as special
' ~. his own rifle at a cost to the Govern- conveying intimations 0‘ “93h com'.countilel in the case.
at the ago of seventy “"9 3'98” F‘Unjmem which is 35 with an annual a1_‘plications in that quarter. Neverthe-t
era] services and interment, will take lowance of one hundred and twentyJESSt most-specialties made up a large? FRANCE MUST MAKE
place in Soutlllnston. Connecticut round, of ammunition. per year, per‘pall of their declines the firmness orl GREATER EFFORTS
“no", of Mr. Manna". member ln'good standing. ‘reorge A. Italians/specially Coalera. imparting! 1~,.\_R15,;\p,;‘1 18, 830.3. m. _.\
The funeral of Harris )lcs‘arlan.lSh°rr°n' William R. Pennington andfiome confidence. Trading in Marines! warning that l'rancc must make
who died suddenly of spoolou Neuter- Willett A' Hmmrd we” named ”SEW“ more overshadowed all Other 5“" gi‘catrc ““0"“ “'35 SUV" by
any morning, will be held front the‘nlght as a special committee to takelfiharesl but the Munitions group, Mexl-l Albert Thomas, the munitions
late home, 2] North F‘airtleld avonue.l“p the matter of an outdoor range. can Petroeum and ‘U- 5- Steel “130: Minister, in an address yesterday
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. The members voted to hold their‘were fairly active. A few obscure in-; at the Crcusot Works. .\l.
first indoor shoot at the'Armory. Moir- dustriais WHO materially 10W“ 0n,'l'homas praised tllc efforts of
day evening. April 24. at 8 o'clock, flight olerings. Extenslve selling 01 the workers, and continued: ,
About thirty members present last Anglodi‘rench 5'8 caused moderate " lut these efforts, great as
night agreed to purchase their own‘irregularity in bonds. they are, still insufficient. The
rifles, which will make the first re-. cncniy had a considerable advan-
quisitlon oi' thirtyeight rifles. This! ARMY BILL may pAss TODAY. ttlgc over us, which “1‘ perhaps
requisition will be made to the 0rd-,‘ WASHINGTON. April 18.—Conaid- have “0t. yet regained. Certainly
nance Department, United States G‘Iv‘leration of the army re-orgnnizationtour armies, thmkS,-v”"' arctoday
ernment. Tuesday, April 25' and '3" bill was continued in the Senate to'wcll-provnlcd With munitions;
members “0t present at m" night's day with indications of its passage be- "‘l‘ you know how ”K: enemy,
meeting who wish to purchase their fore. adjournment tonight. By agree- thh his methodical, (liSClllllllt’tl
own rifle, are requested to get in touch ment voting on the measure with all organization. has constantly 1“‘
at once with the secretary, F. M. Hop’vpending amendments was to be be- crt‘lasetl h's strength. .
pol, or any officer 0' the club. 'gun at 5 o’clock this afternoon. It is your task to C(llllllltit‘..l0
‘ The officefil of the club extend to all . Champions of the National Guard surpass our production, and u'lth
lnterested in this movement an invi-‘were prepared to defend the organism the hell} Of our allies to equal the
tattoo 1° join this organization. Ition against any further attacks. the ( fort 0 the menacing, sleepless
_... ._ . enemy."
NEW HAVEN, Apr“ 13,4213“), date“ ‘0 d” 5° bell"! Senators Reed .\l. Thomas also praiscd the in-
and Pomerena.
tremors were recorded on the get... ' tins-trail orbanizations. which he-
Senator Bnndem“ amendment to fore the war were at strife with
Funeral of Mrs. Fairbanks.
The funeral of Grace Hosbrouck
Fairbanks. wife of Rev. Solon ll. Fair-
banks. pastor of the mist Avenue M.
E. Church. was held this afternoon
at 2 o'clock from the late home on
Rowan street. The services were
largely attended by many of the
friends of Mrs. Fairbanks, who was
well known and liked. The omclatinzi
c.ergyman was Rev. A. E. tiooden-
ough. D. D.. of Stamford. who was
formerly district superintendent. 1n-
terment will be made in Whitlngham.
Vt.. where the remains will be remov-
c.i tomorrow. The pail beamrs- John
and George Hasbrouck, brothers of
lira. Fairbanks. and Ernest A. and
Floyd 1. Flairbsnks, brothers 'of R“.
Mr. Fairbanks. . ; mograph at Peabody Museum. last
nlshi- Th6 Gut-“‘0'! 4"!!! compon- increase “1° proposed strength “0'” the state, "the present union of
. Funeral of Mr. Paaton.‘ ”m “M“ m“ u" ”hock m “5“!“ army from 180,000 l° 25”“ effort and organization which the.
, , shortly after it p. 111., the strong' .
l‘ho luneral 0‘ John Pastors, 'ho'nhoch reached its maximum at 11:20 “I to be M upon today. A“ Of
9 most audacious amongms would
lived in this city for who unis. hsv- “d the secondary mum“, ., “anions to amend the bill ”Itarday were
never have drcatilctl “as 1l0~~i~
: bk.» , . . .
lna- been employed in local list allow. the minor. “main; aim amt, defeated.
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