The Lap of
Spring
Mac has “waat” as
' has “came.” but coal
selling all file same be-
cooi weather’s still on
and “Winter lingers in
lap.‘ Though this may
.. a trifle queer the same
"*5 happens every year-
,i fl need a fire till 'iong in
fly. no matter what the
i-‘Wllels say. and often 'tis
" .0 first of lune before warm
“titer gets in tune. This
gs II to the moral true:—
ou risk your health and
ren's too by cutting
the Coal supply you'll
this i' world a fond good-
£5?
E
THE
"harm's COAL
‘ COMPANY
K. t& A. Ciaven
flymomvenr
3556." to a woman‘s heart than a
. I home tastefully furnished. if
d quality wall paper and explain
nominal cost. Our prices and gm
Goriram Co
hunt so. can Norwalli
VII. 45?
.Bulidmg Sites
‘Where in the City for sale at
nus-more prices. On the shore,
‘I rssflentiai sections.
. we have what you are look—
Tor. Try us.
1'
I Layton it Co..inc.
Neal Estate and Insurance
d Ave. South Norwslk
Per-
‘ wensive Economy
hear of that kind of economy?
file pattern can’t tell whether
is good or bad. He has to
7 on the ability and honesty of
L The work that looks well
ve been hurriedly and care-
Decay will go on under-
’Inseen, and the tooth will be
. . is expensive economy,
«3 the first cost was low. 1
I lasting advertisement for my
- Whatever is worth doing at
.Wrth doing w.eli" Whatever ll'
. M done.
‘J. H. Mallory
Iain Sc. Norwalk, Conn
DI. m. tosp. m.: 7toOp.m
ys by appointment only.
lS EVERYTHING,
to the woman of refinement. Nothing,
; New Arrival
‘ . come to us we‘ll show you our'
I, Vol: may beautify your home at‘
lots of it. especially in dentist- ‘
“perform all operations so thor-j
and carefully that every one'
. -- Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
. real economy for the pa-!
fins-ammonia?“ loch
andissgwsar:
lie-Rooms? ”case-om"
STANEDSHINGIB
CHARNOK’
Phone 503-!
16 North Main otrsef
-H
iBUIidiM‘M soar-u ire-s- tarsal-ha
'i‘heylazt' twice as mush—coated
Rgmwellfl37 Mummdmrasfl.
. dyr—mwodge-shspedwshm‘m—nom
uhsrwriteforflalpiecelaunmiataadl’de.
The Hatch f: Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
bpticisltiss: Creedlpt “no Shingles, Beaver Board.
Easter Sale
0'
WOMEN’S conrs and sons
Blouses, Under musrins and fancy Hosiery
BE Little Shop
56 No. Main St.
S MARKET
Free Delivery.
l
| Of High Class Women‘s
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Dresses. Skirts and Millinery, at prices lower than any
store in The Norwalks. Look everywhere else first, then
come here. You'll appreciate the bargains we offer
CLOAKIS me P ARISMILLINERY
and Misses‘ Suits. Coats,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Codfisli .......... . 14c lb.
Fresh Haddock! ..... 8c lb.
Tile Fish ...... ta r-ac lb.
Tuna Fish 14c and one can
Salmon
................
FRIDAY FISH SPECIALS
Buck Shad (Extra large) .
Silver Bass ........ toc lb.
Weak Fish ......... rqc lb.
Roe Shad ...... $1.10 each
................... 60¢ each
Crab Meat ........ 38c can
......... xoc can
6 NORTH MAIN gr.
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
2 Stores.)
I South Norwalk. Phone n80.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 88!.
The fish
Cod Fish
Weak Fish
Roe Shad
12 12¢
12 He
12 Me
20c
‘ S'l'll AWBERRIES
Buck Shad 16c
frockers 8c
Round (limsa pk. 75c
Oysters a qt. 35c
1 3: WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
39 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.
”WALK EVENING "SEMI. mm
'filffiim
m'csnnw
fartisth Anal [test as Is
mamas»
\
The fortieth usual convention of
the Fairfield County Teachers’ Aaso
ciation will be held at the Bridgeport
High school, Golden Hill. Lyon Ter-
race and Congress street, Bridgeport.
Connecticut. Friday, May the mm.
1916. Admission will be by member—
ship certificate,
The program follows:
Morning Session.
iti‘OD—«Music, Girls‘ Glee Club of fifty
voices. under the direction of W. R.
Smith.
(a)~»"\'oices of the Woods"......
Arrangement of Rubenstein's Mei»
‘ ody in F.
(b)-r“Come ye Fairies" .........
Hawiey-l.y1ies
10:15—--Address. “The Meaning of Ed»
ucstion." Paul H. Hanus. professor
of education, Harvard ['niverslty.
11‘15~ Address, ”Our Peculiar Ameri
can Educational Problem." Eli-
wood 1”. (‘ubberiey ,professor of ed-
ucation. Leland Stanford Junior Un-
iversity. California.
Afternoon “Islam
2:00 Music, Violin. “First move
ment from the seventh Concerto"
...................... Ch. Debt-riot
David Greenspun.
2:20-‘Business meeting~
1 Reading of secretary‘s minutes.
2~chort of treasurer.
3~~-lteport of committee on resoiu
tions.
imiteport of committee on necroio
Ky.
Native Calves Liver .......... . Ste. Smoked Beef Teal”. ---------- 25¢ 5 Report of committee on nomina-
vaeet Breadil . ........... «Mira—60¢. Boneless Smoked Shoulders ..... 186. 6 “~02: business
....... 12' c. “‘ -
Loin Lamb Crhopo .............. ml Sucked Flat. Ribs ..... ' {3; 3:00» Address, “Wise Men from the
Rib Lamb Chops .............. 256,1 P ROW" “Md 09m“ B“ East and Wise Men from the
Forequarter Lamb .............. 14c. Best N. Y. Bolognaa West." iii-v Abraham M. Bibbany.
Lamb Stew from ............. 0c. up Our beef is the best quaiiU- "rwknne-M’saa- Pi
............ 42c. no see.
Leg of Lamb .................. 22:. Fresh Tub Butter .. 13¢ 20° 25° All mama“ will be bold m ”w an-
Home Dressed Veal 1mm 160 up Diwali-”M ------- ' ditorium of the new Bridgeport iiiah
Corned Beef from ............ to. up. Premier Salad Dnsoifliw . “)ch- schooi. which is situated on Golden
Small California Hams ......... 15c. Yubsn Coffee .................. She. liiii, Lyon Terrace and f‘ongress
......... 25¢, street. The Oak street car passes the
Sugar Cured Hams ............ 22:. 6 lbs. Sauer- Kraut for do” it h within ten ininnles' walk
from the station and five minutes'
walk from Main street.
Railroad Rates.
No special rate tickets Will be is
sued by the railroad.
Train Service.
Extra cars will be added to train
No. 82. for the accommodation of
tczicrers. This train lean-s:
, Greenwich, Conn. . . 1050 a. lil.
i Stamford, f‘onn. . . . .202 a in.
So. Norwsik, i‘onn. . . .915 a. m.
i Westport. Conn ..9 21 n. m.
! Southport, Conn” 9 ’7 n m
Train No. R2 will be field at South
Norwalk if necessary. to takc pnssen
iers from train No. 253. ieavfitr: Dan»
ibury at 8:18 a m.
Membership Certificatis.
Teachers and others interested in
education may purchase. membership
urtiflcntes of superintendents and
principals ,or at the Hillil school on
Eromention day.
Officers.
‘ i'rcsidenie— i". t‘hsrics Avery. Slam-
;ford
; Vicei’residentthnr)
New (‘ anaan.
Secretary—M. Louise Collins. Stam-
ford. >
Treasurer
Bridgeport
Executlte Committee (by erection)—
Frank A Berry. Bethe-i: Harry E Pow
ier, Shelton; issbeile .Muckayl (Ex-
‘OMCio)~-~Samuci J. Slatvson, Bridge
port Guernsey J. Borst. Dnnburv;
h‘rcderick S. Camp, Stamford; ira T.
Chapman, South Norwsik.
Committees.
Nominations—S. O. Simonds.
Bridgeport; E. H. B i-iumphries.
Stamford: E. H. (lumbar! Norwaik.
Besolutions— Samuel J. Siaw.son
Bridgeport; Frederick S. (‘nmp,Stam-
ford: ira T. Chapman. South Nor-
walk.
Necroiogy~Henry W. Snxe
(anaan; William B Kelsey.
ford; Hugh W. Alger. Norwaik
TODAY IN W'ALL STREET.
NEW YORK. April 27. Wall street.
10: 30 a. m.——Materiai recoveries from
yesterday's final prices were register
ed at today's opening of the stock
market. although gains were again
offset by moderate losses. The famil-
.ar specialties, particularly American
and Baldwin Locos, Crucible Steel.
Studebaker and U. S. industrial Alco~
hol advanced l to 11-2 points and U.
5. Steel. which was under restraint in
the previous session, also showed
marked improvement. There was a
broader demand for high class rails,
W. Saar,
«Schuyler P. Williams.
New
Strn (-
Miss Katherine Lynch, daughter of,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lynch, of Hamil-
ton avenue, and George Deane. of
Stamford. were married. yesterday
morning, in St. Joseph‘schurch, by the
pastor. Rev. R. J. Carroll.
rMs. Augustus Brigham. state W. C.
T. U. organiser in Massachusetts. will
lie-the speaker, Sunday night in the
East avenue M. E. church. Mrs. Bris-
ham is an enthusiastic and well-known
temperance worker.
“a last trainign fly of the season
will be held today by members of the
Hillside Homing Pigeon club. Birds
hawI been shipped to Elizabeth. N. J..
for flight to thil city. Racing will Itsn
within a short time.
The Hospital Whist Club will meet.
tomorrow. with 0!ka Crampwn.
' of 12 Belden avenue, \
m:
L
Local operators of the 8. N. E. Tele-
phone exchange, pian, tomorrow even-
ing. to attend the annual ball of the
Stamford operators '
A rehearsal f the degree team of
Eureka Rebekah Lodge will be held
tomorrow evening in Odd Fellow’s hall
on South Main street.
A new motion in the Hoyt's theatre
case of Mrs. Julia Hoyt vs. Henry
Rosenberg. was this morning argued
before Judge George H. Vosburgb in
the downtown court. Attorney Free
man Light for the plaintiff and Judge
John Keosh for the defendant.
“has are now in the works for thr
installation of a new organ in the
First Cbngregational church. A com-
mittee from the church was in New
York city, yesterday. in regard to the
«pier. but noibi'm definite has bee"
decided upon as yet.
the Pacifics, Reading. Erie and Ches-
speake & Ohio rising 1 to almost 2:
points, with further activity in Nor
folk & Western. Mercantile Marine
Preferred was firm. but the common
receded a point. Bethlehem Steel
fell 4 to 435.
WALL STREET. Noon—Rails as»
sumed a more commanding position
.ater, that group probably deriving
its stimulus from Norfolk and West.-
ern increased dividend and the more
favorable labor outlook. Coalers. par-
ticularly Erie, Reading and some
minor issues. increased their sdvan~
tages and New Haven gained 3 points
of its recent decline. Munitions and
equipments made further upward
progress. despite considerable realis-
ing and opposition from the short in-
terest. A few inactive high priced
specialties, including the Sugars find
soars Roebuck were five to fourteen
)ointa higher. Trading broadened on
the greater activity. Bonds were
steady.
_._--
*ilndada pay. Try one.
Tristram & Hyatt
N ORWALK.
GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
Ladies’ Suits and Coats __
Finely tailored from a variety of the mos-t—popular-materiais, and trimmed in most
effective color combinations that reflect the very latest modes for the coming season.
Separate Dress Skirts
Useful garments at moderate prices, that every woman needs. We have mvcr shown
a larger or more varied line.
Lingerie Waists
All sizes, from 32 in. to 50 in. bust measurement, in many styles.
One Lot is a Very Special Value at One Dollar Each.
1
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osarns AND wussasns immwr wgagwoozumgof .
w.....mt..uwooa. “.gH Krieger 81 CO.
William Lockwood, a well-known
e
carpenter died at his horse on Wil-1
'son Point road. yesterday afternoon,
at the age of 75 years. Mr. Lock-
wood was ill for a long time. The
funeral will be held from the late,
home, Saturday afternoon. at 2: 30
o'clock. Rev. William G. (liffin, pastor;
of the South Norwaik M. E. church.
will oniciste. interment will be
0.:
”zoo"
How About aNew #Baby Carriage.
Riverside Cemetery. i ee
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Funeral of Miss Bertrum. -
The funeral of Miss Jessie A Ber -!':: we Have asplen
lrum will be held Saturdzu afternoon, .
st 2: 30 o'-.(Iock from the home of her
ncpluw t'hsrics l-‘ llcrtrum. Taylor
place. interment viii follow in Nor
walk (cineiery.
:
'2d d Line to Select
.‘From
12 98 to 25.00
We Also Have Little
Baby Gould.
Aiiif'. infant daughter of Mr and
Mrs. Emanuel Gould, dird ,vcsterduyi
afternoon at the home of hlr parents. ‘:
27 Lexington av,enue Second district.‘
The funeral was held this afternoon.
0 o o o o 0 0v 9. "M”
W”e o“o°‘o°.e°:o°‘ 0
«K
O
O
m 3 ociork Rcv Mr. Harris Official . Sulkics From .3.
ed. interment followed in Riteisith , 3
cometary. - 3 98c to 3.98 :3:
Funeral of Mr. Selby. 3. its
The funeral of Stephen Selby will ’o‘ 3.
be held tomorrow afternoon, at 2:30, ’
o'clock. fmm the late home. 59 Wood': . Charge Account if Debired o’s
ward sveriue. lntenneut will be
0
in
, O
lliwrsldc ccmctery,
Funeral oeriss Bertrum.
The funeral of Miss Jessie Bcnruml
will be held at the home of her AGREE ON pmuppma
nephew (‘hsries i". Bertrum, 'i‘nyior‘FAIL TO BILL
Place. Friday afternoon, at 2. 30 “VASHJNGTON April 07 ~‘Th9 latr-
°°l°°l ,of the Philippine independence bill
' I" ’ hangs in the balance today as a result
“NOT'CE' ‘of the failure of the House Democrat-
Special meeting of Norwalk Aerie.;i.- caucus last night to reach an
F. 0. E. will be held tonight at rooms agreement, despite the fact that a let-
in Wall stmet, to take action reign" tcr was read from President Wilson
~strongiy endorsing the measure.
to the death of our late brother Ste: Another caucus will be held tonight.
”h“ Mb" ‘This was decided upon after it be
H' 3'” WILLIAM W. P- came clear that an agreement was
Attest:4. E. LEVIS, Secretary impossible .owing to the vigorous op
poaition to the. bill.
, Ir
a:
The trustees of Norwaik imdge, No.
79, Benevolent and Protective Order
of Elks, organized last evening with
the election of William R. Pennington
as chairman and Robert G. Mitchellas
secretary. it was voted to beautify
the grounds during the summer.
Arrangements are first being come
pieteo for the Japanese kirmess ol‘
the Catholic (‘lub uhich will formally
re open the renmnted club house on
West avenue. Thursdm eiening.
May 18th. Season tickets will be is—
sued and a big time is expected.
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“Onyx” Days
AprilZSth,29th
Saturday
— '-
xx”
Friday
This sale of
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3022.
SILK
350:7
of impresxixc talucs in the face of ad-
\ancing prices all along the line makes a
big money saving appeal irresistible to
ctcry thrifty woman.
Prices quoted for Friday and Saturday
only.
1‘36:
FOR WOMEN FOR MEN.
item t—Blnck and White Silk Hose,
medium weight, with Lisle Top,
double sole, heel and toe.
“Onyx" Day Price 654:.
Item 2—Black. White. Tan, Grey,
Pink. Sky and many shades in an
All—Silk, with High ISpliced Heel,
double garter top, sole and toe;
also Black only with Lisle Wyde
Top. of a superior quality.
“Onyx" Day Price $1.00
The N. E. Ryan Co.
item 3—in two weights, medium and
heavy Silk Half Hose, in Black,
White, Tan. Navy. Suede, Grey.
Palm Beach. Champagne. and Mn-
hogany, with extra reinforced heel,
sole and toe.
“Onyx' Day Price 35c.
Item 4—An Ali-Silk, or with Lisle
Sole. i.Black White, Tan, \‘avy and
Grey High Spliced Heel double
sole and toe.
“Onyx" Day Price $1.00
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