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SENTINEL TOMORROW MORNING.
The. Evening Sentinel III accordance
with the usual custom on holidays will
be published III; II morning paper to
morrow, Good Friday.
Special lcnten services were held
this morning at S oclock at St. May
ry ’9 Church.
~—Mcn's Patent Leather Oxford. dou-
ble. extension. Olsen‘s, at $2.95.
The large elm tree at the corner of
Monroe and south Main streets has‘
been cut down.
Miss Harriet Raymond. of Harriet
street, will spend her Easter vacation
in New York city.
—-Wherc to go. for Easter Fashions? ‘
Don't go. Come to‘ Conrstock liIIOs
Rev Alexander Hamilton of New-
town avenue, has been a IIIeIIInt \isltor
with relatives in Stamford.
Captain Stahley 'H. lIownIles.
Northpor't. l.. l.,
in the interests of an oyster deal.
Word was received yesterday from
(.‘XvSGlliltOI‘ John H. Ferris to the effect
that he has arrived in Florida all
right.
-—Men‘ s Patent lIeI Ither Shoes. guar-
anteed not to crack. Olson‘s the place.
$2.95.
A new wardrobe is to be placed on
the. south side {IF Hope Hose. house.
Michael J. Riordan has the contract to
do the. work
Mrs. .lohn Me iuiuncss. who has or-
I-upied apartments in the Swart'l. &
Corbett block In Washington street, is
to move to Millerton, N. Y.
There will be no InIIIIting' ()i lie.
ll-IioIiII'n Wroodmer of America tomor-
row night. as it is Good lI‘rIIIIIy.
instead it will be held April ii.
—~~VIII'iIIly is the spice of NIIIIkII'eaI'
and NI-Ickwear is the. spice of Easter.
All sorts of spice. nt Comatock liros.
of
James llurst and family moved yes-
from Farmington to Beldeu
Norwnilt. Mr. liIIrst has so-
‘terddy .
avenue,
cured a position in the Andrews and .
Smith mill.
1.. doseloif, the North Main street.
grocer. intends to give an Easter sou»
venir away. . it is u nest of three (lt‘t‘v
orated Easter eggs. This will be. giv-
en with every dollar's worth purchas~
ed. ‘
w'l‘he ladies are invited to IIIIll at
the. Misses St Johns parlors to see
the, newest ideas in Spring Mllllllt‘l II {
H. O Donnell, the new II'eItor ‘
Rm. .7.
of St. Mary‘s Church, and Rev.Willianr
Mnher. i).l)., of St. Mary's Church. are
in'Hartford today, to receive. the holy
oils that will be used in the (flllll‘Cll
rites during the coming year.
The iIadies' Benevolent. Association
of the Norwalk
Church held a meeting yesterday at-
ternoon at the chapel, with Mrs. W. E. .
Marvin as leader. The subject was
"How can We make other lives bet-
‘ter?"
—Dr. M. S. Rosen, Dentist and aurlst
can be consulted in the parlors of the
Mahackemo Hotel, on Tuesdays and
Fridays, between the hours of 1 and 5
p. m.’, and daily betwen 9 and 12 a.
m., 6 and 9 p. m., at 515 Falrdeld ave-
nue. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseases treated.
All examinations were completed at
the Northwest school yesterday.
conducted this aftwernoon
day, April 7th ,
Arrangements Were made last even-
ing in Arion hall for the annual recep-
tion 'of Professor ’W. G. Newell’ s danc-
ing class. April 11th There will be
two more lessons before the reception.
Last night‘s session was one. of the
pleasantest of the season.
The military tournament in Madison
Square Garden is atlracting local at-v
tention. Tuesday afternoon and cv en-
ing among those present were Georgel
L. Woodward- Charles D Rogers,
Thornton Prowltt, Legrand Raymond
Louis Leonard and Dr. E. G. Cunning-
.‘ham. of New Canaan. Tomorrow Ed
ward Parker and Wesley Slauson. both.
of Comatock Brothers expect to at-.
tend the occasion and Saturday it is
expected that a number of Company
D boys will attend in a body.
is in South Norwalk .
but -
Congregational ‘
and '
_, promotions were made this morning. ,
An old- fashioned spelling contest was .
The school .
Will open for the summer term Mon—1
0. U. A. M.. will
melting tomorrow
Lincoln Council.
hold a regular
night.
l Miss liar-Isle lI. Crolut, of New HIII
,»\'t‘ll, is spending her Easter vacation
I III town, the guest of relatives.
I ”The. lI‘IIIIltlesn lIIII‘lIIa' Shoo, IIlotlI
‘iops and patent leathers, at Olsen's.
special or, $2.00, |
i There. will be a holy communion ser-
‘ viIIII at St. Paul‘s Church thIII evening
iili ’I':-i5. raw. 0. M. lSI‘lltlt'k will oi-
,ilI-iIItII.
'i‘hII Ilr'lIl:.I.‘II Fish MIIIIIIIt is selling
liIII short hIIdIioIIII to” five III-Iris :1
pound. There is somel ring else in the
IIII. today.
I-IC aster display ot‘l flue Milllnerv,
'SIIiIIIHIlay III the Mlssoti St .iohn' H par-
' lor's, Iii WIIlI street.
Labor Organizer Jolin .l. ()‘NIIil it!
doing effective. work in South Nor.
walk gelling dlil‘erent IIIIiIs in line to
form II union.
Mrs. Henry C. SlIlII'IIr. of West
Washington street, war: in New York
yesterday III visit her brother, John
(lharrrbe II-I.
tlillIIIrt Kellogg, of
guest of his grandpar Ints.
Mrs. Alexander I'lam lion.
ioIIII avenue.
iI‘IIIIIl SIIoilIIid, of Holden avenue. has
secured II position iIi.tlIII III-signing IIII-
partmont oi‘ the Yale Iiynd 'l‘ownI,I lock
factory. Stamford.
Alfred Goldschmidt lIlft last evening
. for Boston. to be. gone. n few days. Mr.
Goldsehmidt is operator in Broker lIi.
. A. llohme's office.
Rev. G. W. Barhydt. rector of Christ
Church, Woatport, preached an exeeiv
lent sermon last night at the Chapel or
Our Holy Savior.
Company D reports a very prosper-
ous condition. it is ad ing new mom.
.bers rapidly, last oven ng two new
ones being elected.
~v-llow about Gloves and NeIkwIIIIII
(lifiin sells
‘Veston. Is the
Rev. and
III' New-
, for your Easter outfit?
. them and sells ‘em righ .
Conrstoek Brothers’ South Norwalk
store have. their represtntativo in the
snbur ban towns deliver If circulars of
their E aster attractions.
Frederick ll. Rowan is having the
:double house in Monroe sir-tee, rI-II
.pninted and put in go d IIondilion.
. Michael Finnegan is doing the work.
Mrs. (leorge ll. Van Alstyno rI-eturn
cd yesterday from Mia‘szepori where
she had been 'to visit lev. and Mrs.
George Van Alstyne, who have been ill.
l Principal George E 'i"'hoIanIon and
wife of Norwalk. will at end Luster in
\‘l'.I.IiIiII,I..ItoII l) (‘, stopping on the l‘(‘-
un'n trip at Baltimore and Philadel-
phin.
Mrs. Alexander “I Imilton of New
town III Ique. has returned home. from
Stamford, where she has been the
guest of her father. lI‘IIlwIIrd l.ivIIr~
more.
The. annual Easter sale of ,Szl‘tlt‘t‘l‘ll‘f‘
by the New York (‘IIIIIIIIIIII (‘orupany
for ’i‘hIIrIIIdIIy. Friday and Saturday, is
on. See what is said in the ad. It will
interest voII
Wear shoes that till
lords. ‘II'sioveI ’l‘hII I’laIIII.
llev. Alexander liIIIIIiltIn, of New-
town avenue, while in N Iw York, last
, IIIIek paid a visit to the 'llombs prison
and was introduced bv the chaplain to
Miss Florence l'IhIIns arld Roland ll.
Moiineaux. I
Giles Potter, state truaErt agent, vis-
lit-«\tho Winnipauk school, yesterday
and was much (lllIiDlt‘llSt‘dLWllh the ab-
WI-III' (ixI
senees for the past tern. lle wili
_ give close. altentiorr to thiI matter dur-
ing the negrt term.
Superintendent O. M. Shepard, of
. the New York division oilthe Consoli
dated Railroad, was in Solnth Norwalk
for some time yesterdaykand went to
Danbury IInIl ltidgcfield ‘0 look over
contemplated improvcmer ts in those
places.
An invitation has been extended to
i the Regent and officers of the Norwalk
Chapter of the D. A. R. to attend II
reception at New Haven in Warner‘s
Hall in that city to the President Gen
,eral Mrs. Fredericks fr'ur 3 to a p.
‘. m. on Tuesday. April 15th.
Attho Bridgeport. pnhll librar to—
night, Miss Dotha Stone Pinneo. of
Norwalk, will give a “Story-Tellers
. Evening."
known to Bridgeport clul women to
‘need any introduction. 0 others it
I ready and
charming speaker who pos oases much
dramatic ability and a do lded narra»
tive gift.
~Ladies guaranteed Pa ent Leather
Oxfords, at Olsen's, $2.00.
Seve’r‘al persons that have seen
Thomas Jefferson in "Ri Van Win-
kie.” which comes to Hoits Theatre
lApril 15 say that Thomas Jefferson
{gives a really excellent performance
and is so much encouraged by the crit-
icisms he has received it at he has
l made up his mind to con Inue to act
I, year in and year out.
Secretary George H. Flew. of the
New York and Norwalk Steamboat
Company. was In South N rwalk yes-
i terday aftwernoon Mr. Frew had been
seriously ill at his Brookly residence
I the past winter but is no
i to his former vigorous heal, h. Mr. Frew
I and his family expect to again become
may be said that she is IE
l residents here during the umme‘r". As .
yet no arrangements have been made
toward placing a passenger boat on the
Norwalk route, but Mr. iirew states
,I that the public will be wel
lwhen the season opens.‘
Irs THERE ANYTHING roui
NEED IN OUR LINE!
If you Iwant a good Cigar for he wei
can give you something above the or-g
. dintu'y in 'the Sparta or improved Hand
TMadei Our 10 15 and 25c brands arel
as good as the market affords. Our
Smoking Tobaccos range from he to
$1. 25 per package We have Pipes of
all kinds and shapes that are popular l That is warranted for uni year, for
with the trade. The Florodora Cigarsn
3 for 10c. are winners.
them a. trial youIIwiil like them.
" III-IIIIIIII IIIIIII
, Prawn”). -~:~.
THE CORNER .ICIGAR STORE.
If you give
5 You can buy a
lALA‘lllli C
t
85 0113
l Other styles to select flom at
A. w. ausrru
Jeweler.
«III Will am
Miss Pinneo .3 too ,wcll,
returning .
I cared for '
‘L'l‘roueynpuaflr’doiir‘
Tho Iionton Store will be upon to-
night
Mrs a. Paul t-«ehulize. of Prospect.
l'lnce, is visiting friends III Middlencx.
The Junior Auxiliary of Trinity
Church is holding II meeting this Iri-
tI~I noon at the church.
There. will be IIII short I'IIlIInIIIIr son-
slou in the. l3I'IIlgI port Superior ("curt
tonroIII',oIv us it is In holiday.
Arrangements lor the Arion ball
will he completed ht a meeting to be
hold this evening III Arion hall.
There will IIII no Young Peoples
meeting at tho South Nor walk (‘.on'-
IIIegIIiiouIIl (' IIIIIIII h' this evening.
Mrs. Lena Briggerman. ct
port, In entertaining Mrs. Paul llersolh
IIuIl Wilbur Thornlou,
at her home
or
port.
street.
The books of the month at
,.tiou The. boys will be. glad
be. ready for them in the. Inc k.
SloI' kion' a book‘
Whnr ton' a "Vallev pi
Max
llIIII lair
1.;
of Bridge-
III E
llznbeth
the Nor» 1
walk lIilIrIIIIy consist in large part of
. children s books, so the boys and girls
may have l'l‘ildlllfl‘ftll' the spring vaca- l Sunday.
to know.
‘ that Saturday morning It full set all
popular llarry t‘pstlemon books willl
Fr auk
In.” and
B‘I‘ldge- I
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Easter Specials
Best. Assorted Chocolates in Hand
painted lu‘astor iioxes, 50c per lb.
Also CIIIIII. Covered and Cream AI
uronds, 25c III-II lb.
()II'IlIII your lee
All llnvors.
Smith the Confections
’ 89 Main St. Norwalk.
Phone I44- 4
“no
lream for Easter
,‘liate lionnet" Ml‘.il I
l’IImhIIIItoII‘a‘ ‘lIIIInI‘ a Hate.” urol
, also read)
r.
lEasterSundayl
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IS THE OFFICIAL DAY ON
WHICH TO
TURN OUT
-WlTH A NEW SPRING
T QP ' COAT
ANl.)
SUIT
The short, liberally cut Top Coat in Covert Will
predominate, although many will preier the longer
coat in dark iabrics: both are strictly proper, it’s
We have i'ortrtied our
stock with all the leadingI styles and lengths, In all
all a matter of opuuou.
the newest and most fashionable fabrics.
PRICES RANGE FROM ‘
Men’s Stylish Suits
offers a great opportunity for men Who want to be dressed distinctive. vet
Here you have a wide range of exclusive fabrics. the bright-
Trimmings and lallOIiIlQ oi the highest char-
~Four,—buiion sInglc-brcasted sack and the new two—
Wliertgvou see the perfect illirng qualities
you Will be as euthusrasiic about them as we are.
inexpensive.
est ideas of the best mills.
raster. Styles are:
buttoqdouble-breasted sack.
_oi our‘inrmenis.
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Hart-
Schaii'nerd
Marx
717110;»
Wu do
Clothes
Yes !
these features are embodied in all our suds irom our all wool Blue Serge
at $6.00 to our plain black and iaucv mixtures at $l8.00 and $20.00.
omstOckBrosl
14 South Main St.
SOUTH NOR WALK.
TWO STORES:
Masonic Building
NOR WALK.
This grain business is forging ahead day after day-
gaining ateadiiy-«snrely—-along the lines laid down for
its government—the. best grain, the best service,
We want the opportunity to show you the advantages of
trading here. Our grain is very cheap at the price, and
' the price is no higher than the poor grain price.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
.' MANUEL 1'. HA for:
/“"‘ -
. merits will be made.
FINE PHOTOGRAPHS
ARTISTS. PROOF
of warmer tone, with a rich velvet)
PLATINUM
having all the merit of Steel Engrav-
inga and absolutely Permanent.
surface. The very perfection
tic Portraiture.
of Artie
All work Is finished wrth especrai care and fully guaranteed
OUR PICTURES
ARE FOR TRAITS
JACKSON’S STUDIO
53 wALI. sr. an:
WALK
The Fair week at the store of the
D. M. Read Company is very success-
ful. There is something in the ad.
about Easter novelties and gloves for
men and women.
The regular monthiv meeting of the
Sorrth Norwalk Baptist Church. will be
held this evening at the church. and
matters relative to the new parsonage
will be talked over and more arrange
A building cam.
mittee will be appointed.
CONN ECTICUT GOLF LEAGUE.
Date of in Tournament Fixed for July
9th to 12th in Hartford. :
The Connecticut League of Golf
Clubs held a special meeting at New
Haven yesterdayr- President Young of
the Brooklawn Club presiding it was
decided to give the national tourna~
ment on the links of the. Hartford Golf
Club July 9th to 12th inclusive and
to have the events the same as last
vear which were for the individual
championship. a consolation cup, four-
some championship, and the state
team championship on the last day of
the meet. The prices are expected to
be more valuable than ever before.
The actions of the league disposes of
some talk among the golfing communi-
ty that the tournament would not be
held on the mentioned dates, because
of the national tournament in Chicago
in the following week.
Stilton PIIIIIli Corporation.
Prescription Drugglsts,
82 Washington Street, 80. Nor-walk,
Successor: to one. Stiilcon
Qualified Clerk. away-gm attendance.
Open Madly-I
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who their share of attention.
$7. 50 to $15. 00.
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HATS.———Yon
50c and 3!.00.
-IOC. .
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standing styles.
lllllis H. Sillilk,
48 and 50 Wall Street.
NORWALK.
v
49000
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thI new firings in gloves Is very complete.
an it Price,
98 Washington
50. NORWALK.
Easter Attrro
Men andBoys
EASTER SUNDAY is onoday in the year when everyone wants to‘look .
at their best. Tire Clothing should fit perfectly and be thoroughly
up to date the lint Tie, Shirt, Collar and Gloves should each re-
MEN' 8 CLOTHES. —Onr Stein Bloch Suits and Top Coats, have more '
style to them and fit better than most made to—mensure Clothing. '
and at a considerable lees price. The Peck Clothing, for which we
are also agents, is excellent rating Clothing, ranging in price from. t
YOUTHS' CLOTHESI-Made and tailored with the some care'nfl our
Men's Clothing. Some cxcelent values from $5 to $10 '
BOYS‘ AND CHILDREN' 5 CLOTHES that have considerable snap to
them Norfolk Suits, Vestee Suits Sailor Blouse Suits, 3 piéce I
Suits and double breasted Suits In newest fabrics and colbl‘ifr‘gs.
Iannot find more stylish Hats at exclusive hat interim
than we have got, though you can save from 50 cents- to. St if ..
you buy your Hat at either of our stores. '
TIESI—BEAUTIFUL EASTER NECKWEARinexclusive.'Ileslgns,IEGC,
I. I‘Miinh‘ i
SHIRTS. -—l“xclnsive patterns in neat IIITeIts in colored bosom Shirts:
also a Iomplete line or white Shirts
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GLOVES.——The proper Glove for Easter is the Grey Suede, although
the snddier sewn Kid Gloves are much in favor.
COLLARS.-’l‘he leading makes in Collars both in the high-hoard or 'I
WHITE VESTS are quite. the thing now and our assortment is large.
FANCY HALF-HOSE in the newest colorings, i5_ 25 and File per pair.
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At the Model Grocery
POTATOES. It is true that we, like_
Potatoes of late. We are glad to say
that now we have a new lot, right in i
price, 30 cents peck.
BRUSHES. ETC. Cleaning time:
will soon be here and we are provided
Stove and Shoe.
can sell at low prices.
when In want.
Remember us i
Lorenzo ”leble.
ed is what we guarantee.
58 WALL STREET
1-.—
Buckwheat weather is not gone yet.
most everybody, have had some poor Remember, 3 lb. Package prepared; 10
cents.
JAMS.
Jar.
On Saturday we shall have Spin-
with a new stock of Brushes, Scrub,‘ nach, Turnipa, Cabbage,, Sweet Pow
Nice goods that we toes,, Nice Apples. .
Fresh Eggs, 22 cents Dozen.
Business Solicited.
Also look to weigh out.
Call attention to the Maple
every way, size, cooking quality and Leaf Jams, Quince, Strawberry, Red
lRaspberry, Plum, etc, and 15 canto
YOU’LL BE SURPRISED
AT. rm: come“;
a pair of glasses will afford if your vision is any way defective. _,
Headache. Eyeache, blurring of the print, are some of the indie» .
tions of defective vision and should he attended to AT ONCE. ‘.:
Scientific examination. free and Proper Glasses Properly not»;
0. B. JACKSON
GRADUATE OPTICIAN
NORWALK. ooNN
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BRIDGE
FISH
MARKET
Live Shore Haddock,
Extra Fine Steak Cod, I '
Herring, 5
Come and see. as for all Fish,,0yse
ters and Clams. Prices low, bufstooh ’I
the beat.
lbs,
wear mo
wIIsIIIINoIroifI‘ . “our ‘
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