“mu...“ mwr
3H3 ”out; at Hmallr. III
lelIIucIIi' Wilton.
’l‘hlrti minim were inhultnmdm at the
Normal IoI kup hurt night.
Dr. W I. Triieer hi on duty at the-
'Nnrw ulk hospital illltl mouth.
w“... .. «m ---E_~W
NEWSDFIHEIIOIIWILKSE
DASIIES IIEIIE AID IIIEIIE DY IllEl
SEIIIIIEL’S llfl'lllllllll. _.
, Company I) will Ill'lll tonight, iIIIIeIIIl
I of toitiorrow night. on uIII-ouut III IIIIIIIl
THE GRANDEST DISPLAY
....or....
EASTER CLOTHIN
E “D ‘ LAWTON II, 00
Beauty of Hobron Potatoes,
Im at mm M 3.. m hula-id”.
lo Mull, SM Mall Ind Violllly ~Ne3v line of ladies Illlll'l' wuiata
lull" "oi! “It'll MW JIM". nth, III-, :I': .mat M. h. HIIIIIII II.
Mrs. II. I'. ’l'attle,o! Bridxeimrt. is
The Sentinel “in he Ishut‘ll an initial
lutuul’l‘uw.
be open. south Norwfli mail ItuIMI'Iilr
I-I-IeIIngI-t their points h3' e.IIliIiit III
The SI
III ”union‘s news store, 0‘ WIIII stI'rI-t.
. -"'illi\ll. it per III. N. Y. Murket.
There were lllll'ly'llllll' death» in Not-
walk. last month. .._.,-
The Swordfish with will Inuit Hdllll-
day night III the City Hotel.
l‘he .\riou slinging society will hold
its monthly meeting IIIIIIIIIII.
HI.
I'Il'teInIIIIII to: the harder I'IIeIItIIIII
‘- ~lIIIe «I in lli'iulyerutine
-the guest III )lrs.
.tIIIhe llflf'llnltlfl‘ will not l‘runeI-IIII'IIII.
.IIII'I-Iilers and M'Pill'Ille skirts, at .\l. H,
~IItlIIel otliee. bud .‘o‘orwullt :IIIh ‘
serilmnrhy I'IIIIII 'ut the hraueh ”file!"
jeroetion of II new lIuiIIliIiIr in Wood-
ward uvenne, whieh will he III-eupied l._v
= HoIItli Norwallt.
M: In" II III Iiool I'IoIIeII 3eslex 'duy IIIlIe [lllflifl‘flfllml in II few days I
N. H. liaruinn, III
—-—Newlineof hidiIIiI' I-IIpI-II, jaekut-I,
tiniitlI'II.
Mr and Mrs II M. Marvin of New
York city. who have lam II “units at tho
I‘ urter l onIeIItI ad in West IIIenIIe. him
I -'tuIIieI home.
William H. lliIlIlII-ll has Iwgiin the
Frank H. I‘Iteli. the “rot-er.
—-l"I'eth pork. 'Il' lh: Adonis Ilium.
Yesterday 'l'ltylot'Jt (iIIltlt‘Il sold the
housenti (YIeIIeI-III ’l‘I-I'ruI-I- to hut-ten
It Hinton. III l-3I3 avenue, who willi
l
I'iIil Engineer l‘red ll. Parsons, «Ill,
Dividends .Vliddletown. itlfllltfrly of South VIII
of reIiI-ttroni headache are guaranteed walk. is seriously ill with pneumonia at ‘
Eureka Lodge, Daughters of Rebekah.
will nIn-t tomorrow night in OdIltI-llowu .
Ilnll. .
Tlizgmduuting class II! the ('eutei
thltIUl will hold no piihlie exureinesi
this 3'I'.It'.
III-uteri servants will he held III St.‘
Mary'seliumh tomorrow and HutIII'IIIIy
Iiioi'niiiiis.
hlgat' ll box, of tin l"II.\ ( .I'SIIIHIIIH" Friday nights.
puny has been appointed! oo.Il IoIIIIIIl IIII
”If 11 E‘. W.
Richard lIIIlIluII. ltt "Iild Jed l'rIIIit3'," ,
will he at ll-I3't's Theatre, Weditemlny l
uiulil. April r.
(”harks 'liII'k, of the NIIIWIIIII Street ‘ fell down an air shalt in I' hit ago while
Ituilwu3 line etinsets to rI-sutnohhidnt— pnintlntt and was seriously iIijIIII-Il Is
we next Moiiil.I3'_
min III-e .lrtlIlllt’t' with our usual I'ns-
“""I "l" “‘"m' \oru 'll‘ ’"’""" “'u ""7 his restaurant in llttl Washinirton .‘Ill‘l e.t
III open Hood Friday, 'IIIIIIItIIek Bron
Iltlo Liudstroai. employed at l’ohl
man 5: Thompson' :1 burner shop, Is siI-l.
with rheumatism
John 'l'intkler is I«- iIIng IIII appren-
lIueIIlIip as IoIiduItoi' on the Norm Ilk
Street ltailwa3 l; llt'.
Alexander Seniple is havinxu IiInIIIl
gable built on his turn Ill th~ 1'02””)! his
\V'est avenue residence.
John slattery has returned to Nor-
walk from HaiILIIIIuI'l-i and Will Work in
his father's barber shop.
Jesse Jarvis lid-summed
Thomas B. Hniith's house in
mm to Mills lllll, liowayloll.
from Mrs.
III} an
-"I Wo hundred e IKI‘X'LI tine rue shad tor
hood I‘ IiIh._v, at Hunt and ZI-sllittf‘
'lhe No1 It all». I‘ airnntIrs' I iiiIiiI has
,hiII home, the Hotel MueDouImgh.
wi-IIIIeiYey'II liiuh (IrIIde (‘igurit arei
l
lennily identified In their uttruntiw- live
i
[ tional
Illutuond Irmie- Iinu'lt, whit-h is on e In ry
box. thueolorIi of which are red, white
and blue
The Hut Trinuiiers‘ IHtMM‘lIlllIlll will
hereafter meet in Grand Army llall.
Washington street, Tuesday nights. and
,~Ilu Wmntuis ltelief ('orps will meet
A llt‘illllliitlluwltl‘k of art en-
ljelln.” A. I'. 'l', ('o., It
Ftee
titled "It: ustei
Malnutreet. ’ . _,
William ll. Murray, of Norwalk, het-
ter known as "Judge." who I‘t‘l't'llll)’
”Motoring how his injuries
VVilliaIII E. ('Inlliiis has IlIsIIIIItlniII-d
on :II'I-IIIIIII oi’ the building ll"lllfl moved
to make room for the new lIIIIIk hitild-
lair. He has not yet decided where he
will lIII'ate.
» »('loso at noon. Friday. .\'. Y. M‘k't -l
thank-uttering Is to he
I' onuieuu—
IIIorIIing,
’l‘his tIIkIs
An Easter
made at the South Nor Walk
I'lIIirI-li. next Sandal
for I lllllt'll wIII' .I III hoine.
the pl: me of tho- re guk Ir l.eIII- V'Itlt'lll’ otlI r
int: for .\piil.
stI: Ids of III n at work IeIIteI'IIIIv
Inn- was I leaning out thv inIII I'IIIIIltl llllt'
other ~' IlII unite is of the side site» In.
II ill told the re III: llllfltl' III’ the Week to
tinish the w.url.
l
Hll't'e Itt' oinniisuo: II-i lwlloiu had two I
l
—-.\'eII line ofIhildion -I silk and hie-I :
rapes e: Irriam rohes .IIIdI-ovI-i's at \l H "
i Sniith' s.
The Rt'llllllllt'flll‘l of the
SI. our bill. 35c bsl. I0o pli.
F. D. LAWI'OII II 00., 22 South Main Street.
. ..I I“ ”my.“ a...
I
w: HAVE iTI :
III-I what you want in fish or IIiI-ut.
I'hml ineonillia ill the inuilu I. and we
I.III utter 3IIII IlIe ll'hl IIIIIelt lllW't'l than
.IIII Ileahi III the town. Home It ry tine
extra nuuur I'lH’tIl lmeun. l‘t'.,t' per llI:
IIIiI-Ipmrter lIIIIIlI, I'II- per ll»; leg mutton. ,
it e per III. ’l'III-III- are only :I ten of our
Iery low prleeu. dim-n t'III hane. for
I ltII'lI'eIiII, 141' lll,
New York Market!
"mm s. AYERS, Prop
JA‘oKsou s PHOToonApi-Isr
(emblno the Latest Mylo and Huh-h. Our aim II to «IV» mtlntut'tlnu
l
tooiirpotronn.Midtotnmlnhtheru with the "m mint irrmloetlou-I of i
the Photographic Mt. home eolIo-etlou of IIIIlldmI'II tItuIllm. l
E. I. JACKSON, Photographer.
(Net 1’. )lmd’u Collin tlotlr" ‘
NORWALK, count ‘
53 WALL STREET.
Shorty Sherwood, Hotter!
”ceiiplenu portion of If. Iliiulmulrl'ti
MUM. corner of Wall and Will" Hts.
Norwnlk. ('IIII and Instr ”I! Intent
utylen In llutI, I'nim, etc. It 24 I!
1 . 1 l
I” ll“? U' Lil has ('Hltlllllllrtll "
wIIrlIllI.» at lts! heI-n given,,
and now in: Ii. MIIIIII II and I'llll-l
tire“ of all :IueI- and eonditiotis
are enjofylnx tlur rI-I'rertI'II- plea-urea:
whirh wheeling alone I'IIII gins. I'II~‘
tonal llilel’wl I» iIIIIIIlfI-I-II-d in u hat the
oniiiotaetiirei'n have In ’llll'l' for 'm;_
. . THE FALCONSI
WI I: ll szrri-Iiiml III II: .I3'Ing that II more
R. H.
Plaisted,
Druggist.
untltht high reputation of the lalum
twanupralledIt3'l‘e and liniuh uill he
Itillr. mam! IIIIiulIlIIIin,’ the III-.I-Ion ap-
proaellinu,
Iotrdoait
.\ 'l'atulrm ltll'hnlt’ :It Lllllill'lllllll.
__..... ,4...—
NORWALK
PATTERN WORKS,
c. ll. Alsthorpo, Prop.
We ti’y to keep eInrytliitiIt III III"
drug line, and Will get. any
LIrIlI lI' IIIII III IIIIII k Ill.
Hindi IIIIliI'I', - .
5‘) l"
Furnishings, Hats and
Caps, For Men, Boys and Children,
. WE EVER MADE!
3ou had not made the necessary pureliases. .
'llo you reiIIeInlIer how disappointed you have been on previous oeeasioiis because
I
Spring Top Coats!
A Covert Cloth Coat
With all the
strapped sea
nolihy.
.\n all
latest int-reliant tailor lads, I’L’IWSI
\\'lllll
make $7.30.
Spring Overcoats $5!
hlaek elII-viot our own
Would lll‘lllg Sit) in many
0
Ins, vents inside, loose haeks,
$l0.00.
Men’s Dress Suits, SID!
'lll worsted
gsuitallle for all se 'Isons. eutawa3' or saeks,
guai' Inteed
“w Aitlimwl ”1 ”I" ”tilled [$1 I atid till?) loi suits not so Irood.
liest iIinoI ted Il: I3 worsted w I'IIe Ht'lllllg
at $21. \\e
hlaek diagonal goodsaveight .\ll wool
last black; you have paid
(hit'
them at the
have others Iii between.
'Boys’ Confirmation Suits.
lillllt'l'ltlllg or short trousers. in such
II
(I
M'lwlltnltltlt Wheel IIIIIIlol lit' 'tl'Nlllll‘hl Sl'lt'll [liltlICllltlUlL
wide range of prices that will suit .1113
our silk lined ones. lH dollars.
1'.) and lo doll: Ii
\\ e have no lear ofcompetition.
Men’s Business Suits!
III all \vool the or hlaek Assehet llauuel,
$6.00!
mixed eassiiiiei'e suits ll and
H dollars; requires very little talk to sell
l’Iliie serge-s, 8.50 to
(lur ll)
Ire Very strong.
pi'iee.
lines I
Iiilt‘.
Soft and Stiff Hats!
livery eoueeivallle shape and eoloring.
Your new suit is not eomplete without
.\ lad3' llllj'lllg a suit iii ouI Iliildien s depai town I' 'Istlw eek said
“‘“ ”"‘ ”" ” “"" ""’ “have so Inauv pretty ones to elioose lrom it wouldii t he so h: lid, and the pi ILC
She llought two and w cut. an 113' happy.
asoiiahle it makes it Iiiiieh liai'i'de ,
have them as low as $1 and as high as $7.3”.
double breasted suits in 100 (llllt‘l't‘lll patterns.
«
liatoii, reefer, liloiise,
Nl3\\' SHIRT WAISTS
I wish 3oii Ilidii t
are
\\'e
sailor siiitrle and
it's 51 l.\'
WE ARE STILL IN THE LEAD IN NECKWEARI
The newest w 'aves. the Ilaiiitiest patterns. lmperials, llIIII'iIig—eiid Leeks, lleloiiivills,
iuistpoIII-d itiI smoker IIIIII enteitain- , , ,3 3 . Fm" "”1 l ' . ' l , l' .p. ' '
IIIIIIIII'I'IIIII AprilztoApriliI. ”HM V‘III'IKIIHHW" WU} "MPH" ”WI I) . Mill-HI mm s, lt't Is and bows, at the attractive prices,
. l’lown lloiiso, pI'ohIIIIly ’lIIesday evoin , -
William N .llle.” spIILIl (Illll‘t'r at in“. April ll.: IIIIleleeI delegms to Ihe.‘
the ('ousolidated railroad Mutton, is III'I k' etatI-I lllVI iitioii at NI W llviw II .\5II-i } - OUR 2 5 A N D 5° C E N T5.
at his home III l‘II3'loi avenue. 2'! IIIId' , l0 PRESCRIPTION l!
"\pt’l ial ladies uiulit robes iII’ I-Iieli, l The Woman‘s Christian 'l'eiiiix-t'aiiijvl 0 DEPARTMENT, , filllilllg SllIlllt'S III lild)‘ lLS. $1, l..-lll {llltl hi...) \It’l‘y llt'Hl makes.
Worthil. fill, at M. H. Smith s. I.' IIioti will hold its reizIIII'Ii v'eI-kl3'i z a
IIIIII ting with Mrs lt,.'l‘ \[iiini. 15 Day, .. .. . ' h . ,v . l, . . , , ,
Pole-emu" John H Krmui h-Nln'r'u' IIII-I-r Friday Ilfl't’lllllttlldt '2 IIIimi. ‘ ‘~‘"”"““." “““JW'I "“" “' “" 'l . m, .Wter I‘t'I’llllllg this do not hesitate to eome in and look through our stoek. It Is
itllu‘llllwl‘ ofthe Norw :Ilk lion Mould ' f u . a m e mi,” |.. ,l l I all the iIIIpI'oII-Il rmtllmls M '..w _ : . . , , _ _ ‘ _ ‘
.\II IIIIIIiIIIInIei.-.riiII't III II- , , ""l' Di -. ‘ , . '_ l '1. ‘ “
(in! L'DlUll twenty "Vt: years. ‘nu' [I tlt"t tiI'in IIl' Iillli' ("ls “'lll lit-l lit hi 0 “ml HlIltply me “5",". q ‘ L‘RGE STocK )“lll pl IV l LEI . I L” L 01“." L" Clllllgh. .\l (”10) lL'llllll Cd 14) (Ill) ( lfifiilklhllcll CUSLUHICID.
’I‘liuniztst 'luue, ol’ NIIIIIall-I, Willpilt'lll . I ' ”.0. .III . i “W i” "W" M U “i“i""'il""”"!""'”"m
for the New York I tiivernit3 nine’ in IIl l‘r “(,1 Sign. ”lugunfl" ; plindmx'r [h ”l w Ila-y are in "IMHO“. . , ‘
Jon 1 Island Huturduy. “ i “"1“ l'” H H n i ( II I III HQ flllt U“ l n | I . U Mfr-Ital. “Udall up lo dot" in I.” luv",
3“” 0” ‘ it ,_ _ Silllllllsllv w’ill Lillllllllt‘ nee. an e Iirgiiigfitn. III, 0. l "’ “:4" " SIUI'IHII'UII‘iIl‘». ' '
l I I' , ' .
The South NIII'iiIIlk lotterean'ien will ' “1”" -l 2‘” 'lll“ “'1'" “I” “kt "mln' ; l ‘ Z BUGS, . , I I l s I
*utet‘ltin the Norwallr “Hi.“ In" \I ml'l It WI lr'tlll ”1' III" l“ I!" "‘ ; < N .I am; Iuiiit wheel that IIlll 'Illtll‘l Ilm,
Tuesday night u ”u ('tty “H0“! l'ore the South hor'I iIlk .\thletu eluh. l I U 0 Id rI'IItII - ,
. . , ,
' ' , ' _ 03 S, ' .
—-- New line of (Um-I goods. wreak-fl -—Lool£at Luther M. \Vright's I’IIlV't'l'~ O z light,lIIIIeImIIm:IIIIIIIIIrnlIlII. so 8
IheviotsIIiiIloutinI'tlaniiehi, .II III! fillitfltmt'llt. $10,000 worth “f WHKIHHI PLAISTED'S 5“,""9'5v tints/nay llltIH '4 UTH MAIN TREETI
‘s‘IiIitlI's sleight-i and horsegoodsthut must he sold. Ill “i" “Tl W’N‘I'l ”tilt""W‘lirlidllit'l'rlt'e. , " ‘ ' . ‘ '
. .. _7 .. . - . “ COUGH O I tummy lilIl'IL, '
““‘m 5"“k‘mh'wr 5“” l’“r"l""""l ”WI The,eonImissioIiers,Howard II. Knitpp. REMEDY! N Balh'm‘t XI'l'll'i‘lliI “MINI 50' Norwa'kl
fixtures and furniture of John P. Brnm- I ”f “flaw?“ and Charles I" 1.3.1,,“ “,I 1 M .t rattling Lew-l amt-He line. '
' i l . I 1 - J» . ‘- I ’1 I [01' lgmr n .' I 5' u " , I 1' Ii'
m” 1" barb” ”lml’m Burbank "m" 1;‘tl|;illl\tl:‘:l'lll{ onr the (“sil‘iiilml‘fll‘l‘iii 3 Will :IlWII)! I ore. :3 and Jllralit E i " Slim mould elem . i ' h” h“ n i M l LFORD A. Gl FFI N, Mgr.
the Bt’ltklflycf.‘ and Masoin.’ litllttlli ““ "' ' “' “""' ' " " " ”' " o l ”I” . .
will hold its regular monthly meetings le‘ ' ' Saturday "r m 3” 0 cm I" I” hp” M . The J. T. PfOVlltt co
Friday "it!“ at the wfifihpk Hotel. ,iinal prmt’s IIiiIiIaims against the llls‘tll '
1",," ”a", n 7 III Main Is’treet, Norwullr. , M301" For A Y S ‘ J U S T A S S O O N
-—Lem’e youroi'tlirfoi'flot(lrnruIPIuns'I Thu is ‘ I. ‘H'd'u'mng (“1' u m‘ , BUFFALO 5 0“ 0W,
IIt. Meud' s delivered to all parts ot'the' ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ "' ‘ "‘" ‘ -
eit3' atoo'clock a. in. lie per dozen. “m” PM" ”'“Wl ”W .“i'” “MW l” TRY GLUTEN SO Shall YOU Real)! \. {III-I l'vivll‘IwillII-Lti'ullndplant
”I; lu(:lllllllll‘~ nil-r1)“. Illllgllli;l l I‘h‘h'llvi,“1 FLA'STED'S I I ) ‘ 'EED ll. \‘IIll siiW gIIIttl NI‘I‘II \Ittl'll oi'l (I H. II I] )"'lll'
Business Will be generally suspended h tug“ “)0 1” NIL i‘fl‘l)>l”llw‘ iii” 6&“{ l 0 FOR (Top, and II 3'IIII don t, 3iiii hour You .
at noon tomorrow. The hanks and thru "W “ "'““ H W ””" l‘“ BENZOIN l v 't i l. l l I
mine-of the stores will reItIIIiiielosedall'1“" l’””‘"l’“l 0‘ u“ “film'l' “'I'M' 0.1.11: i," i H H i I Hm” ”I t h m u H" ‘1” I ‘ SWEET PEASI
day geovers II [II rind of many years. CREAM! ‘ , Ghlckon- ' " l" L" “‘l “t I ‘1 to do it on ~I I .l, I
. . . 5 A ‘,"' , innd I .
ln'inrr llight, who III sIel; Wllll pleura; , —-.\'ew hue of lad gloves for luaIstI-r It I‘lll‘tfi-I ehnppml hotels and sure i HORSEBI 600d FFOSh seed - iii. 1. Hidilia'k Ii‘iufiiiikiik “Ii i. liimriliiiimiiii 1ii
pneumonia. is not so well today l 75, 39, SLIM, $l.ilI-l and $1.03 pr. :II M. H. lips, it bought at the right plnI-II, I'llmeh'sI l Ii.. .m, .i.,. ..i,,',,.. ”W, m... “H MN], I.,' “:I',
lifilmgl nurse fltllll 39W Hfll't'll, l" l" Smith's. , at; I'm-ll} llII lllitl't‘ llII'llt llrvllzll lil'li'esdilll putts ; ~i1ixli'l'wl illlli‘\I'Il":\t‘t'l pleasalrelllieIII-stl' l' etil‘y
1‘ en “mi“ . I run perhapsone-third ltlgw'l't'l‘up. II;II' ,', ,' 'l‘ Ill ‘ l“ll”l‘ "“‘ "”“" “ m "’ "" '
.-.... . ’ . ‘ - , - e: ..I Is IllI'l‘l Iir|=
... The talk (if the town is “Easter I [{,A.t,th(. “1 midlflréuflfc‘wg 0“”1 R2“; , W, _ ; GRAIN IleiI seeIl,tII~lIl seed and seedgiaiti giiai'inI- ; ”..‘ ,,,. , itkl“ IIIIHp Ihiil' “ xii Iiii‘ IiiiiliiI I'DIIIIiltixl.
Bells." k. l’. '1' (Mn 41 Main sti'Iet. \31“:V"l|ll\‘l:\‘Ililllllfmllll‘t’tl‘tllll' ”f ”'2‘“ d":- e FOR teed true to name, iti all qualities at l
Home nieiulnirii of Butler Lodge plav- "”"W "" ”“7”“"mry sometio ‘ R‘ V ‘ HOREES i HANFORD’S FLORAL HALL
I-Il an April Joke on the other lllf‘lllln‘r'.“ W. (it"“f'liir "" “ "wmbf'r “f H" eoinmit R H PLAISTED AND " '
lustnilzht by serving II tine I‘howdt'i' '9" "" l""""t“*“""“ Al“ “"‘l ”‘milwm ' ' ’ cATTLE. ? . . .
utter n". meeting. " EIIIII'ItrioiIIIl moiety: Rev. A. H. Karon. __ Manuel T Hatch i 5“,“! W, “,,,,”g,m_
:1le on eonfereuee anniversaries. ‘3 WOSMII‘SOII 5‘ BRANCH .- ’ ,
The Willing Workers'l l'lrt'le or King's It I “" l .1 1" OFFICE l ..,..-~.___._ .._._,.__-._
Daughters, of the Norwalk )lltlitulist “'45 H“ e'ompaia “'0 .V-I ““ Y” 4’“ .. ‘ ’ E . , . . . ,
Episcopal cliur it. met. with Ilia-I Mn ““2' that our tiIi'iiiIrs weie selling and So. Norwalk. , ‘ ('omr. “WWI llTENEDY f SOLMANS' “'9 hauling (”“1“ ”MIN". i BETTER T" A" BANKS
m, 1.3mm. last night yiipping ”kit hayl and grill”. to llhI-wl l l l l I l l Livgfiy 2, -
”Pk "'U "W t “‘3' are ’“Ylull l “'5” t m: topper I-oruew IIit w ten to saw row 3 ‘ . '
N, from the westI-ni far'nieis i elow he had Dllwlt'll hi» prim-II for the" ST‘BLE' '5 "afghan Street.$o. up"“'“' 5 .. if,’_‘,',,’:‘r’“,}fi{.‘P‘3,’,‘,':f.l,‘,‘2
y—Lurgest. slut k Easter Saturday
Market.
y’l‘he'e will be It Paulsiiintii'e service at
the South Norwalk (international
ehureh this evening. with an :uldress on
"The Jo3 of Self): helpline.
-»Look at LutherM Wright
$1181”.
and horse goods that Intuit be sold.
“ Pure and Sara
l
““1“. m,” . l : II 1 Hart loid railroad roce -iVeIl for m ile t
#10 I”) Wu‘rm (,7 wagons, 5101,33“. on those I.'Iis about tilteeii lIIIIIdI'I- Il dol-
l
. 'rloiue ide ‘.I of the quantity handled niayl
products
be II. III when we learn that twenty- four,
ears of grain wen‘ rI-I'eiI ed at this IitiItioii
din-int.y the month of Man-h, eonsigned
tu Mattnil '1'. Hatch. the Marshall street l
do ale -.r "lhe New York New Hare 'll l
lars.
Ceveland s
wall paper NW)“ But it has attracted
In: h It rIiI-li of eiistoni that the am It has
lM'tl ire-mud in all the new design“
and shade-r of is'nll'prttn-I's and the large ‘I
«deg warrant the email profits. tiur
«Irritant»neverheIId-oiner or more var-
iml. '
Paintern' anpliI-It.
Antietn' Materials, Picture».
PII'IIII’I'II‘ trIIIIIut Io order.
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DEI KER, i
SUNDRIES. . - - - 79Waa‘ltittan Street. 50. Norimlk.
Prices All Right, Too! . .
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EDWARD STREET!
Easter Attractions!
:s'hiit waist husine 'Hs will h" .iI -l3 s ) lll I.I'-Id\3I are pre point: :I
tiIII assortment of torrI-et st3les. 'l he first shipment III ."IIIIi/..
will he open for your inspeI-tion Hatiird: I3'. \Vould he plI- arsed
to nlltm’ theIII to 3'oii. We think they are .Illlllll right. 'lhI
I'ilIhoIi sun It is always our pride. Full assortment of widtln.
I-I3'le. ,.IIidI-'.olois Very low pI'iI-es.
Easter Gloves!
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'I' hey don't rust.
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tin 3 don t IIIII'IIIIIIH
in \: dial to I'IIII ren
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you I'IItI aliva3s ren-
line on them very
nearly their value.
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I :I'~ or IIIiIII- wins and are alwius I-XiI-ll-tnt.
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HOMER B. HOYT'S
Jewelry and Optical Store,
80 Washington Street.
Iliirti’ord tires. II {In '
mum , 4..” ,..,.... ”up.” . .., . Ut’ IUIII‘MI you are to hate :I at w pair of kin til {:IlIriI- glow s ....E '- — M... ~—
llm‘ldiri Mme. . I I :- D. W. RAVMON D, We have niitieipate Il3our wants ”or $1. $1. 2:; *l. :.h and $1. I”
ING MDER‘ “'2: riiiiii: T{£,",:,‘,'F”“' ','T‘ . D kid gloves are the very best for the money. They are so pretty J. D. J E N N' NGS,
p;,’,,,,,,:.l ”M" ”m, ti Funafil "Octor this year, will do you good III look at them. New litres, and U N DERTAKER
I «me at. .. .IrIII I; d E b I . pitsseiiienteries. -
”an “(aroma Ifl'ltlllz’ bY'Clevebnd l'mtherr, Albany, .\’. \ Q ‘ ‘ D“ m 3 "III. 3 VI IHT TREET
It w ry the Clcvctml flu—in; l'uwdcr Cuuipwy. New lurk Fox CYCLE co I K‘ (J S '
., oz Wllhlflmn Inns. i EDWARD STREET, Norwalk, - - . - Conn,
has been used by American housewives for twenty- -llVC
2Fltmlmth Street, Go lam-III.
(I Gazette Building,
()mi. Street, linilwny Depot,
3631’s, and those who have used It longest praise It "105t- lsIIerII Nonmm, answered l'. W. numb.” noun, , . 3 , . . RESIDENCE mar s'i'iIIz'i'.
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