specials.
Miss Ethel Slater is spending a few
days in New Haven.
“Soft lluts, Soft Hats. O'Brien.
Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Baldwin have
Jbeen visiting in Derby. ‘
J Edward Jackson has resigned his po-
:sitiou as iibatloniet at the Hotel Clif-
l ford.
ii i «Do you contemplate
change in your head Wear.
: .. ithis time, . ‘ , ..
; "Miss Mary E. Smith, of iihyviewave.
BUNs ,nue, is spending the Easter vacation
in Dunbury.
» ‘ .‘ '- w - . -—~Wenr slioeaitliut iit.
Fl" .h'd‘w' Older early ifords. Glover’s The Place.
and“: sure (”your , ! Rev. ltoyal Raymond, of Sti'utford.
deg “ _’ dozen, .r‘ jwaa the guedt of friends in South Nor.
, i walk; yesterday,
AT LAN ['5.
l
,l
i
making a
Try Gltlln
Wear 0):.
Miss Edna Slauson, of Barton. is
. ._ . , llvisiting her aunt. Miss Nellie Sher-
_ wood. in South Norwul :.
. . Rhone '39 5 l chw Youinainat O'Brien’s.
.. are *- ”Mr . .. . ; Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Haas, of South
, , .Norwnlk, were the guests this week
r ' ‘i ‘- f 1 'of Mr, and Mrs. M. Hans, in Norotou
)‘ l .0108 Miss Arena White, of Smith's Ridge.
1' ’ ( A ’( . 'nnd Richard Olmstead, of Wilton, will
be married at the home of the bride's
W .. » . » . - parents, April 2. .
The program fur Saturday during ~~~All widths and colors of "attain
the fair week at. the store of the I). M. liibbons from No. 'i‘ to No. 00. 10c. .vil:
Read Company can be found in the ad. all the new things in Hamburg lddgu
today,’ lugs. Headings. Galloons at special
-—~Yacht and Golf Cans. O’Brien. I’I'il";;5' I“: : lbmtml 81(le l . l
Ca taiu Emma Smith, who has been ” (i, "1“" 0 ll joint 3’ ““10"“ t b"
on all!) extended furlough from work in i 30‘3”?“ has been granted ”1” "ii“: III
the Salvation Army. has gone back to Athe First Methodist (.hutch for its as-
tlic ranks. and has been given an iip- scmbly ”‘ Mu"-
boi‘ntment in Bridgeport. L'li‘he .Illilggl' Auxiliary ofx 'l‘rinitg'
_ 1.. . . l“p scopu are 1 re. a rogu ar uiee -
‘ ,v - :. '. ' ed routine business.
- TheAGhrlstlan' Industrial League of , . _ . . .w , _.
”19 south NOI'WflIk MQ‘IIOdISI CIIIII'UII. "" FIN“ latest hpllllg I)(‘ll)l(:l-r. O Blltll
will have charge of the special new Yesterday was Muundr Tllln‘fil'fli'
vices in the church. this eVenlng.. Rev. and it was illilll‘Olil‘lfltGl." celebrated
w, w (p, Duncan will preach a short with Holy Communion at Trinity Epis-
scrinon on “The heist Day-lt ls ii‘iu- Golifll Clllli't'h. last night.
ishcd." The members of the League George Smith. of llridgcport. a fore.
are earnestly requested to bc‘prcsent. man in the American Graphoplioue
.4er shoes that fit. Wear 0);. manufactory. was in South Norwalk
fouls. Glover’s The pm“ last night, calling on friends.
Ar'mjgement}; {up the Avian Sing. MISS Harriette I'I. Illll‘tl. (if Cl't’b‘tit‘lli
iug Society .bull to be held Monday Terrace. left yesterday for Broad
night. Easter Monday, were colnpleuid Brook. Conn.. where she will spend the
last night at a meeting of the commit- Easter vacation With 1191' parents.
tee that has the affair in charge. The —~Mild Sugar Cured Hams. liic lb.
‘Weilers and sooieties from out. of town . Hayes's.
1111’ BXDccted. The societies will sing Tristrain & Hyatt are having-.1 large
between the different numbers on the showing of Easter gloves. it Wm PM"
(“Nice program. you to call and inspect the stock. See
. ——The li‘anltless liaiiios‘ Shoe. cloth What the ad. says in today's issue.
tops and patent leathers, 1," Olson‘s,‘ Principal William C, ii‘oote. wife
special "‘t 3"00' . t and child, with a party of about one
Captain John ,Ullom. Who has 110““ dozen, will leave on Monday for Old
aSSOCIfltNI With Captain N350“, 0f “2'3 ‘ Point“ Comfort. Portsmouth Nuvy
Salvation Army for the past year and Yard. Norfolk and Richmond.
0 haltiat Waterbury. $01501“? and m’i‘hc Aurora Shoe for Men, sold
Somervrlle. '5 in South INOI‘WHIIL “I“! ' by Olsen Shoe Store. is guaranteed not
Will assist Captain Nason over Sun- to crack (”$3.95
day. He has no station at present. ’l‘l “ l . 1' l ,. 'i .. 'ill'l ii
The Army is getting ready fora/elf de- '9' “in" so "’0 ‘1‘” m” “ I" ‘
nial week which will begin April 6th a, meeting tomorrow morning,' at if)
and end 0'" the 13th. ‘ oclock. at. the oliicc of .l. B. Lawrence
‘ . to act upon requisitions. Mr. Law-
‘A complete “"6 0f Ladlcs' WM- reuse in agent for the board.
Shirt Waisis. Gloves of all kinds. now . The ladies 0f the St Joseph‘s ‘i‘ A
‘ 0“ sale tel Easter. M‘ 8' Smith & (’0‘ Society and the members of St. Jos~
The .nupils.in..the.dliierent schools .eph’s 'l‘. A. B. Societywill attend iioiy
are making a strong effort to collect lCommunion. ut'St. Joseph Church. in
the Health Brand labels so as to in- in body the first Sunday after Easter.
213$“ 12‘5" $?Jl?;5i'“ grafbfifyalfsgdfi ;~Umbrellas. Mourning Bands. O'Brien
is being added to every week. Dill‘-" The South Norwalk Trust Company
the the. springivacation, the scholars a is open Saturday evenings from it tot;
will make an extra effort and in all i and transects banking of all kinds in
probability there will be 100 books its several departments. .lbls .is it
added in a my}, short time. This “convenience that will be appreciated
what the pupils are working for at pre~ , Il" “‘9 business “0"5‘05 as well a“ "Y
sent. _ the indivuluals.
~Corned Hooks, Sc lb. Hayes's. ‘FII‘FSt POW-"3' I" to
The old round house in the freight] Hayes 5' ,
yards of the N. Y” N. H. & H. R. R. , Eureka Rebekahrllodge will hold ll
00.. at the foot of Smith avenue. . rehearsal tonight and it is requested
Bridgeport. is being razed to , .
around. The old structure has been will. be the last rehearsal before the
standing for over forty years. and 1,. 3 new work is out on the floor next liri-
one of the land marks of the city. The day night. April "3'" WM“ Laurel Re-
railroad will ntillze a new house at the “PM“ Lodge 0f btumford “m pay a
foot ‘of Kiefer street. A temporary. fraternal visit and witness the work.
track is being constructed from the foot _ ~Uuion Label Caps. O‘Brien .
gtfotsglfmlziztleingtex'ea the yards at the, Edgar W. Foster. president of the
~Men's Patent Leather Shoes. guar.
anteed' not to'crack. Olsen‘s the place.
$2.95. , dlcute. The (ion
John (3, Wilson & Company ildnstrate . will not a large profit for the purchas-
tliis month the Wilfion Envoy. tone of . ers. MR F‘OSU‘F intends to start im-
the newest sounds in theirline. The , mediately to cut it up Into building
out shown is'fltaken from an almost, MS and 59” them.
pure white l1at.}thc brim being raw'
edgewand trimmed with an 18 or 23A
line .band. to suit the buyer's idea of .
what is best for his particular section. I
it is a very stylish hat. trimmed either '
way, and being made in ‘a range oi
prices from $16.50 to $30 per dozen, is .
within the reach of the retail trade in
4- all scetlons.—-American Hatter.
~Men‘s Patent Leather Oxford; dou‘
wn at la'ie lb.
Bench estate in North Main street.
is a good one and
for your Epsteinontflt?
them and sells ‘ein right.
That the services of the South NOI‘»
walk fire department are appreciated
was manifested yesterday, when Chief,
D. W. Hariord received a check for
$50 jointly from th
Giiiin sells
jointly from the Dudley P. Ely estate
the extension. Olsen‘s, at 32.95, and Proprietor Joseph Walz, othe
Spring‘ls here. It ‘arrived just three Mahaokemo Hotel, for services render-
‘days ago. and we have ottr areties ed at tires recently.
where we can reachlthem handily at. » ~Thrce months‘
any time. Our friends have also given 5 tion in Business,
as are address of a specialist on the .ography
spring tired feeling As is the usual A Easter ,
thing at this time 'of the year the old 1 open evening's.
i‘rst inhabitant doesn‘t remember such ' The cottage prayer meetings. which
weather at this season of the year. .are now being held by the local Salva-
Frogs are now heard in the ponds. the Ation Army are meeting with great suc~
millincrs are preparing for the-Easter icess. The attendance so far has been-
. opening. the: baby cariages are Ont rflattering. The meeting last Week was
with pretty’nurse‘girls and equalling :held in Rowayton. The meeting next
infants. Nothing is lacking encept the A'Monduy night will be held at the resi-
trout season to make our assertion ;dence of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wood.
binding. The truth of this being i in Van Zundt street. East Norwalk.
Spring cames'to nar‘by wireless teleg- iNext Thursday night the service. will
superior instruc-
Telegraphy or‘Sten»
at Brown College, for $25.00.
term begins March 31. Ofiice
1repay;thisvefternpouhsa amt: for it. gbe held in the Baptist Church. ata
~Torriugton Register; ' ._ Ii'Rowayton. ,
Is- rnzutfnsmniiva roof You can, buy a
‘ am: at wanna:
y , If you .want a goodCigar far he. we :
* can give 'yon‘iihmetliingillbove the .cr- 5
: dinnry‘in theSpartp unimproved Hand ;
- Made. .0ur..10,_‘15 and. 25A; brands arei
.iiiiiauocii
as‘ the“ midget acorns. Our ‘
‘ Smokingx'l‘obuoooaerahge‘ from 50 to,
$1.25: per package: We hayei‘Plpes of:
almonds saddens the. are popular
‘with'the trendy-{The Fl redo
» 3.“!0!‘ ‘10s. are: winners 1
. them" a trialiyoug wit ,
lThat is warranted for one year, for
faClgal‘S l ‘ , .
BSOts.
Other styles to select from. at
Smith. the confectioucr, has master.
the . that all 'the team be present. as this
‘ Foster Land Company. purchased the
, Bridgeport today for a‘ New York syu- ’
«How about Gloves and Neckwear
e Flynn estate had it
ithe Central Food Company. and $50 *
“"th
\ CA - ‘ ‘
NEW i-iAvnN, March 27.-—- ‘
the lust steps in the tran
lienry Bradley Plant estate from (1011- ’
Iiectlcnt to New York courts Was tuk«
on in the Superior Court this after-
noon whau counsel for
lirudley Plant tiompun
motion for utime that
of "claims. This order
in connectibh'With the
the directors of the e
iual court deq
fairs utitho _
was to have in
fairs of the Pin
t
l
t for. the filing}
was roquegtodl
application oil
ompiiny for u for-
en. winding up, the ail
mpany. 'l‘ho ;,eompuny l
united the business uf~
nt estate but according ,i
. \
'East
WA
3.!
holders at a meeting held
JACKSON. Mina.
Company want‘on strike
noon beenuscbthe manager
tom sent a negro motorma
of the cars.
the employs
burn. The
hour later i
their work.
it
c
.‘r
TRANSFERRING PLANT ESTATE , to the. application in court the stock”
March ill
tins of, voted to discontinue the business and
sfcr of the l to distribute. the capital stock.
,JACKSON TROLLEYMEN STRIKE.
arch
the llcury'iihe motormen and conductors in the?
y presented it lomploy of the, Jackson Street Railway .
27.«~A ll
this after-
of the sys-
n with. one
it was an extra car but;
on their cars into the
p was discharged an ~
tilt the then went baclt‘to
v
e1Sunday,
A who ;
Easter Specials
host Assorted Chocolates in linuih
painted Easter l-loxcs, 50c per lb.
Also Choc. Carnival and Cream Al. ..
blonds, 25c per ll).
.Snnday. All flavors. ’
Phone Ian-a .
IS THE OFFIC
WHICH TO
it,
all a mailer oi opinion.
’ $8 10
‘ Men’s
acter. Styles are:
at $6.00 lo.our pl
Four—button Single»
button double-breasted sack. "When
”at our garments, vdu.
these i‘eittures'are embodied in
lAL DAY ON
TURN OUT
WITH A NEW SPRING
TOP COAT
AND
SUIT
The short. liberally cut Top Coat in Covert wdl
predominate. although many will prefer the longer
coat in dark iabrics: both are'sirictlv preper. it's
We have fortified our
stock with all theleadinar styles and lengths. in all
the newest and most fashionable fabrics.
PRICES RANGE FROM
Quit STOCK or
1
Will be asthma
OIOIMI“ Ml I‘ll.
IIIIV'II. I I‘ll
"mm noun.
,. Stylish suns.
offers a creat opportunity for men who want-to be dressed distinctive, vet
inexpensive. Here you have a wide ran
cc of Exclusive fabricathe bright-
eSt ideas of the best mills.
Trimmings and litlIOtIilt! oi the highest ‘chiir-
breasted sack and tlienew two~
you so; the perfect iiitmg'qualities
s asticiabout them as we are. Yes I
all our ends from our all wool Blue Serge
ain black andlancv mixtures at SIM") and $20.00.
\
BUY on'rs THAT'S
m. qvv-N
rmuwtl. 11‘ It? ran. ' ’
rwo sronzs: '
14 South Main St.
SOUTH NOR WALK.
This grain business is forging ahead day after day——
gaining steadily—snrely—«along the lines laid down for.
its g‘ovei-ninentwthc 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.
v
CLEAN.
i
1"
w.
F- “ ‘ T
PLATINUM ‘; 1:
tags and absolutely Permanent.
‘ "we
a.
'-
AAA.
i‘Né‘ei-io-‘i-oéahpos
. AR’i‘lSl‘S’ PROOF”,
fl . , ot warmer-Atouepwith a? rich
having all the merit of Steel Engrav- surface. The ver -
tic Portraiture.
All work is.finished Wiihwspeciai care, and.
. . OUR; PICIZURES ARE PORTRAITS, _
41 2.. NS S
y perfection of Artis-
tum/gamed
‘ Masonic Building
daddy
_ Miss Helen Quintard. oi‘htain‘
l: the guest of relatives in Newark.
‘ lag.
NOR WAIK.
street,
Lambert Schutskv. of Schnectady.
New York. formerly of Norwalk. was
in town yesterday.‘ calling on friends.
The Norwalk post-office will close
this morning at ll o‘clock and a large
number of the stores will close at
soon. The banks" will be closed all
ay.
The Not-walk University sobOol clos‘
ed yesterday for the Easter vacation.
Professor Carl A. Harstroni‘s prepara~
tory school has also closed for a ten
days‘ Easter vacation. .
A number‘of stone masons of the
Town of Norwalk held a mé’e‘ting last
Organi-
. r
unable to be present and
was adjourned to nex
: .t i ‘
the, meeting.
t Monday even-
BOSTON, March 27.»—-'1‘he. will. of
Mrs. Sarah Ferris Devlin, filed for pro-
hate'today. gfve‘s $50,000 to the Catho-
:lic university of Washington “for the
erection of a library building or such
other building as the university is
most in need in the opinion or the ex-
ecutive odicer." ‘ ‘ '
w”Sgt-illicit:Pitfall“Altaiiitiiti'iiit
Prescriptibn Dropping
.82 Memento. Sheen. so. Nome;
. Successors in, sea. c. Stilt!”
Qualified tale is“: All"?! in a mad.
spine“ .
‘ t.
w»«§owmo
I
Order your [co Cream for Easter
Smith, the (infections
89 Main St. Not-walk.“ :
ll, of Bridgeport, was ‘
ill
, ‘. . m. ‘1‘. .' ’
i A. ’ . ‘7
W—
t
, EASTER SUNDAY is one day in the yearnwhen everyone wants. to.~look_ 3'
at their best. . The Clothing should fit; perfectly and be tlubroitghlfv'
up-to—datc; the Hat,Tie, Shirt. Collariand Gloves, sliouldjieach re!
aha. “ Move": are
‘I: POTATOES. it is‘true that we. like . Buckwheat weather“ is not gone yet.
that now we have a new lot, right in ' JAMS. Call attentionto the-Maple].
price, 30 cents peck.
night at thei'osidence of William Shel‘ ,
don. ~in'Wllton avenue, for the pur-
. pose of forming a union. State
. zer ,l. J. O'Nel
$50,000 Fofih‘fcarnouc' LIBRARY. I
celve their share of attention. . , f v I .Ql‘;
MEN’S CLOTHES.-0ur Stein-Bloch Suits and Top (ionisjhavé‘moref "
style to them and fl’t'bettor than most made-tomeaaure Clothing. . '
and at a considerable less price. ~ The Peck Clothingfor whicai We '
are also agents, is excellent mtlng Clothing, rangingsin price from _'
$7.50 to $15.00. ‘ ‘ .’ ‘ ‘ I f.‘ .
' f , I
YOUTHS' CLOTHES.—--Mude and tailoredhvltli the same, care as our- -‘
Men’S'Clothing. Some excelent values trout $5 twat). I
. , .. . y ..
BOYS' AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHEs’thut have considerable snap, to fl. .
them. Norfolk Suits. Vestee Suits, Sailor Blouse Suits, 3 piece I '
Stilts and double breasted Suits in newest fabrics and ‘eolot’lngsh .:
HATS.~—Ytui cannot find more stylish lists at exclusive hat "stores ,
than We have got, though you can save from ht) cuntsvto $1,» it‘
you buy your Hat at either of our stores.
“a
2 it n . I; ‘
: TIES.-BEAUTIFUL EASTER NECKWEAR in exclusive designs, 250,‘ 1.
§ 500 and $1.00, I " " ., .l
§ SHIRTS.~—Excltisivc patterns in nest effects in colored‘bosonii Shirt‘s; ;"
g also a complete line of white Shirts. ‘ 1
‘* l_‘.‘
g . GLOVES.~—'i‘hc proper Glove for Easter is the Grey ‘S‘uede. although,
3. the saddler Sewn Kid Gloves are much in favor. Our selection of 'u’
u I I.
the new things in gloves is very complete.
A.
ICOLLARS.—~-'l‘lie.leaditig makes in Collars, both loathe~ higlhband or
standing styles. . - , ., . .
9.
g.” ,
JON?
WHITE VESTs‘a’re unite the thing now and our assortmentis large.
FANCY HALE-HOSE in the newest coloriugs, '15, :35 and 50e per pair.
.506
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in thin, sgilflckfg,,m,
48 and 50 Wall Street,
tow
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Av
98 Washington street;
SO.'NORWALK. §
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err
most-ieverybody, have had “some poor j~Re‘member
, 3 lb. Package prepared, 30
Potatoes? of late. We ‘are glad to say_.},ccnts.,
Also looking weigh out.
every way, size, cooking quality and» Leaf Jams, Quince; strawberry, Red? _'
‘ Raspberry, Plum,‘ 'e‘tc, and 'is “cents ‘
BRUSHES, ETC. Cleaning time Jar. '. ;_ ; L, ‘
will soon be here and we are provided ‘ . On Saturday w? shall have Spih- ‘-
with a new stock of Brushes, Scrub,nach, Turnips. Cabbage, fiweet Fatah
Steve and Shoe. Nice goods that we ’toes, Nice Apples. ,' ‘
can setlai low pricesu Remember us Fresh Eggs, 22 cents Dozen.
when in want. - - i Business Solicited.(., t i f
0 e.
Lorenz Dibbl
‘ ._ WWWzg
YOU’LL BE SU‘RPRISED‘
- . , AT THE COMFOQTL, .1
a pair of glasses will afford if your vision is any way, defective. I '
Headache. Eyeach'e; blurring of the print, are someof the militia»?
tions of defective vision and should be attended to AT ONCE. ’ ‘ ‘;
Scientific examination free and Proper Glasses Properly Adjust?!
ed iswvbut we guarantee. ' - : 1‘ ' . i .
, ,GQRVADUATI bin-victim! ‘
.w‘
as WALL STREET. nonwa‘hioconht”
Live Show Haddock,
Extra Fine Stehk’jCod. V
”Herring. 5 lbs.
Come and See no for allFiélf,‘ I»
ters and Clams. ‘ _Pi‘icieis“low,’biit, too
i the best. 7 . 7 . I
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