'4 prices; M. S. Smith .8; Co.
air _'L~ANE"$.
. Phone 1395.. '
Lucalilews lites.
“Miss irene Dibble spent yesterday
in New York. _ , .
~Men's Patent Leather Oxford, dou-
ble extension. OlSen's, at. $2.95.
A daughter wooiborn this week to
Mr. and Mrs. Wuncls Benedict. at
Belle Island.
”Thesewho trade at
Bridgeport nayvit‘p'ays. See what the
aid says today. ‘
_ —~Union~.Labol.10aps.. O'Brien .
The annual 'parishmeetings in all
the Episcopal churches. are scheduled
for Monday evening.
Lincoln Council, 0. ll. A. 10.. held a
regular meeting last night, and trans—
nctgd routine business.
mmastcr term at Brown College ho.
gins March :ii. Balance of.year>iui-
tion 25. ()tiice-opcn now for enroll-
ment. .
The sacrament of Holy Baptism will
be administered at‘r'l‘riuity Church. at
the service held thi’s’eve’uing.
Tony Stenger, who has just return-
ed from the Philippines and China. has
scoured apositlon in Spain-’5 cafe.
——~lf you want a Prinz Henry or King
Edward W. style of Derby, call at
O'Brien. ‘ ‘
The. degree team of Lincoln Council.
0. iii. A: M., will give a social and
dance in Mystic Chain hall, April 17. '
~—l~‘ull line of fishing traps. for the.
trouting season. at Smith, the Tobac-
conist’s Norwal
tug. only. . .
A meeting is scheduled for McKinley
Command. Spanish War Veterans, at
the armory. ner’tt Thursday evening.
u—iiogs Lamb, Helix: Forciinarters.
10c, at Haycs's.“ . ,,
John H. Knapp has had several of
the trees in front of hid West street ,
property removed. and has set out new .
ones. , _ ~*--. ~ , ,
-Handsomc picture with every pair
of Queen Quality Shoes, $3.00. 1“. l).
Lyon .& Co., ,90 Washington St, So.
Norwalk. , t
Herbert D. Hodgson. of New Haven, .1
, has been engaged as organist of the ,
South Norwalk Congregational i
Church. ' ' . _ “ ,
,eZeltncr's Old' Fashioned Bock f
Beer. Bock Wurst and Sailor Kraut, at ‘
Malnio's Cafe, today.
Special first-class excursion rates are '
advertised today on the New York (‘on- ’
, tral for Coloradoaud the Pacific coast. .
See the ad. ;
—Men‘s Patent Leather Shoes, guar» f
anteed not to crack. Olsen’s the place. i
$2.95. ' ‘ ‘
Every part of Howland's store is f
ready for the last day before Easter. .j
There iseverythin‘g you can think of. ’
Read the ad. ,, _
—If you want an Easter Bonnet call 1
at O’Brien’s. ‘ " . ;
Joaeloff is selling potatoes at twen~ :
ty-five cents per peck, eggs fifteen for {
twentyflve‘céntsj'and shoulders nine r
cents per pound; a . .
~—Flnest Poultry in town at lficlb.
_Hayes's:gkii:£3:35, :‘ ; g 2
Gas ranges purchaséd of the Conn-zen
' thint Railwayérand’blghting Company, 3
before the first, o£._M_ay. will cost 1.50 f
less’ than regular prices. ‘ ’ ‘ i
—-Wéar shoes that fit. We‘nr Ox-f
fords. Glover’sr'l‘be Place. . i
There was no meeting of the, Modern E
Woodmen of America. last night, out
account of its being Good Friday, The t
next meeting will be held April ii. , =
——The famous Queen Quality Shoe.
83.00. F. D. Lyon & 00., 90 Washing:
ton St, So. Nor‘walk.
A son was born .a few days ago to
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Patterson, of New
Canaan. Mr. Patterson is a brother of
Mrs. E. M. Lockwood. of East avenue. .
--All widths and colors of Taffetai
Ribbons from No. 7 to No.60. 10c. yd.;
all the new things in Hamburg Edg-
ings, Headings. Galloons’at special
l
i
"The Hungarian'LSick Benefit Society,
, of South Norwalk,-.has. arranged a big
‘2 time for Monday night; They intend
to“‘give a theatriitialI pegormance and
"hell’- sGermeniaga « ' ,e. '
V in midynsy Hf
Mid-.2 Opr 10,,15and- 2§oibrands are
Md as thorn“: affords. Oli-
Wing frobaccostnn , item so to
$1.25 retraction iWe .ave Fires of
all kinds and,napoitt,mt are popular
with the trade. The proctor-a Cigars.
3 for-“lo , in If. you give
Houston‘s in t
‘ i
k' store. iazettc liuihi. ‘
moonlight-make these gifts in memory
of departed relaunched friends.
w
mum, palm)". of “Naming”, upon“ There will he an Important mcatlui't‘
yesterday in South Norwulk. .Itf the official board of the South Nor-
~4ll‘rcah invoice of the cclchrntndiw"1k Methodlat Church. Monday even.
Apollo Chocolates and lion lions refill“;- “Reports will be uulnnittted by the
celvcd this morning in fancy boxes ""ff‘m
for Easter at the Clifford l’lnirmucy. ii ”(if Siiiuh lel‘walk Fife and Drum
Mra. Seth Remin ton, of S iring an w 30 " shootout, Monday
street, in not quite gs well today‘. :‘genlngk‘iu n liliiilytnriil(i)ititend the hall
. . . , i ’9' V911 )y ic .r cntnl Drum
A. 0. llosklns. of Noxwalk. huts hien Corps, om,“ city.
ivlsitlng limiter S. liners. iu Weatport. An “Klilitlotiuiiy line i o
‘. . . ,,. , « i‘ . )r gram
L40 lb. pail Pine Laid, $1.10. lluytn i4. Easter music has been prepared for
William H. Ferris has mOVcil from. '
Grace Church by Professor R. K. Pool-
Igrand Ilium» m Collar ail-cot. South ’ ey. 'l‘he oftertory in the. afternoon will
orwn (, . '
. “9 H 5010. and ‘wlll‘be sung hynlohn
ID. V. Bat-line, who has been visiting
Wehle.
in South Norwalh. has returned to his ”fill With Easter “.OWi‘l'H.
home in New York. . . .
------ Yacht and (lolf Caps. O'Brien.
.l, Morelli. the North Mnin‘strcct,
fruit dealer. who has had pneumonia,
of.
WWW... .. LL..- W A H ‘5:
Frank A]. Ii‘ul“l'lt-iI ‘wlli“ilrollviii- an int East S . . I
drama at tic meet. us of he Jennings
Club tomorrow noon. Election of 001- er ‘ peela S
curs will take place at the business
meeting before. tho ntidroau.
[Castor gloves, iiiiit-l, tailored suite.
dress ukirtu and everything that is ob-
tainable in a first class dry goods
store, can be. You at the “Benton
Store. Soc the l renting an in to.
day's issue. ‘ " '
A quurtettc composed of Miss Olin»
pout-bin. Mrs. Edward Sims, E. iii.
Crowe and li‘rcderick it. Force, render-
painted Easter Boxes, fiOcper lb.
Also Choc, Covered and Cream
months, 25o pcr lb.
Sunday. All flavors.
The edifice will be very bcaii- ’South Norwulk Cdngregutii‘inul Church,
iili-ii, evening. ‘7 -
ed social mimic at the service in the
39 Main St. Norwalk.
Phone lab-ls
is improving slowly. . .
Miss Lula M.‘ Snifiin, of the Danbury _:
News. wus the guest. of friends in South
tNorwalk. yesterday.
’ ~~The Faultlcsu liadios' Shoe, cloth ‘
Itops and patent leathers, ut Olsen's,
t
special at $2.00.
Principal H. B. Wigham, of the Over
'River school, went to lloston. yester— '
day, to spend the Easter vacation.
Nelson Craw. who is studying in n
fBroolilyn medical college, arrived at
‘hls home in South Main street. last
Knight, for the Easter vacation. ‘ ..
1! «Wear shoes that lit. Wear *0x~ ' WHICH TO
,1 fords. Glover‘s The Place.
t Many students of the public and prl.
E vale schools in town are enjoying their
iEaster vacation at their respective
"homes. -,
it" “Repairs are. being made. to the. large.
ichimney of the. Norwalk Lock Manu-
Jactory. it was injured in the recent
tgule. The factory is closed down to
" day.
, ‘w—I’lel's hock on draft, sailor kruut
iaud bockwurst all day today, at Mar-
i tinfinuhr's cafe, corner of Water and
.f'l‘lavlland streets.
: Miss Frances A, Jackson lci‘t yester-
§ day for her lionnI in Gloucester. Muss,
,toispcnii the Easter vai’mtion. Miss ,
Jackson is a teacher in the Center
; School. ’
t The Catholic Club is contempinting
jgiving a reception to the new rector
lof St. Mary’s Church, Rev. .l. H.
{O‘Donnell bill. no date has yet been
rsot for it.
I *Speeiuls from Kitchen Dept: Win-
fidow Shades. Tuck Hammers. 12c 0a.:
, Carpet Beaters, 12o; Carpet Tacks, 5c.
pkg; Tuck Lifters, 10c. ea: M. S.
{Smith & Co.
' *W. S. Stllrtevanl‘s store in North
tMiiinlitruct was'closed at noon ycster, .
day to allow the. clerkn to go to ho
, theatre in the afternoon. Some of them
occupied a box. -
The Smith Norwalk (‘liib will have a
iludies’ night. \l’ci‘lnosduy. The Tuxedo
Trio. of Boston, will furnish the t‘llit~‘l'~
tuiumont. and members are privileged
to invite friends.
mli‘rce. Picture of Queen Louise with
every pair Queen Quality Shoes, at i“.
ll, Lyon & Co's store, 90 Washington
St, Some-walk.
Rev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan, pastor of the
First Methodist Church. will leave on
Tuesday. to attend the animal session
of the New York East Conference held
in ’l‘orrington. Conn. ’
The drawing for the $00 bedroom not
held under the auspices of the Old
Well Hook dc Ladder Company, will
take place Monday evening at the
truck house in Havlland street.
wUmbrellas. Mourning Bands. O‘Brien
S. Wallace Osborn, who has been con-
fined to the house for the past five
months. was able to go from his home
in Osborn avenue to Smith Not-walk
one day this week. for the first time
since his illness.
Banking businesa in all of its de—
partments is transacted by the South
Norwalk Trust Company. Saturday
evenings, from 6 to 8. The interest of
the community and of the individual
all a matter at opinion.
1,.
acter. Styles are:
oi our garments, you
IS THE OFFlClAL DAY ON
, WITH A NEW SPRING
AND
I .SUIT
The short. liberally cut Top Coat in Covert Will
predominate. although many will ureter the longer
. coat in dark tabrics: both are strictly proper. it’s
stock with all the leading styles and lengths, ill all
the newest and most fashionable iabrics.
PRICES RANGE FROM.
8 to $20
Men’s Stylish Suits
otters a great opportunity for men who want to be dressed distinctive, vet
inexpenswe. Here you have a wide range of exclusive fabrics. the
est ideas of the best mills. Trimmings and tailoring of the highes
button double-breasted sack.
these features are embodied in all our spits from our all wool Blue Serge
at $6.00 to our plain black and fancy mixtures at $l8.00 and $20.00.
TURN OUT
We have {omitted our
sum...” out.
gunman A run
"I.” m “I run.
our STOCK OF
Fright-
” char—
Fou‘r-button Single-breasted sack and the new two-
Wheri'vou sée the pertect fitting qualities
Will be as enthusmstic about them as we are. Yes !
will be served in any capacity of tin»
ancial transactions.
-——Choice Fowls, 15c, lb. Hayes‘s.
The Norwalk Hustlers’defeated the
Franklin School Juniors, at baseball,
yesterday; by the score of 12 to 9. The
Eagle Athletic Club baseball team. of
Westport avenue, defeated the Star
team,‘of Riverside avenue. yesterday
ComstockBros
by the score of 19 to 18. .
Miss Bertha IA. Hutchinson has been
engaged as organist at the First Meth-
odist Episcopal Church for the next
musical year. The choir, so far sccur~
ed. is Mrs. Eaton. of New Haven. sister
of Mrs. Adams. formerly Harriet.
Heath, soprano. and Miss Bessie
Rood, contralto . ,
——A complete line of Ludics' Wlit.
Shirt Waists, Gloves'of all kinds, now
on sale for Easter. M. S. Smith S: (‘0.
Following the last game in the pool
tOurnamept between the Norwalk and
Catholic Clubs next Wednesday eve-
ning, the latter organization will give
a smoker, the members of the Norwalk
Club to be the guests. The. contestants
in the pool game will be Frank A. Van
Baron and Harry Murray.
~Look at Smith, the Tobaccouist's
folding basket for trout fishing at the
Norwalk store only. Gahette “Building.
The flower committee of the South ‘
Norwalk Congregational Church will
be glad-to'have cut flowers and plants
brought-tome Church that afternoon
and tomorrow morning. for distribu~
tionarnong the Sick and shutdns. Per-
m” ..
,4" ‘N. .("\ /‘
PLATINUM
having all the merit of Steel Engrav-
ings and absolutely Permanent.
That is warranted for One year. for
,785, ots.
Other styles toysolect from. at
or.
JACKSON"
Trolleys plinth
"Miami: Main St.
scum NOR WALK.
This grain business is forging ahead day after day—-
gaining steadily~surcly~along the lines laid down for '
its governmentuthe 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.
moon 2'. m m,
of warmer tone, with a rich'veivetr
surface. The very perfection
tic Portraiture. . ~
All work is finished with lesioeual care and fully guaranteed
. can I PICTURES Ans. woman's .
S STUDIO
TWO STORES:
Masonic Building
NOR WJLK
"The Boai'*a‘"iie
Presidents”
‘ By General Charles H. Groavenor.
20 years Member of Congress. Pro-
nigficently beautiful book ever issued
in the United States. Contains 2
large full page Photogravure Portraits
reproduced from the best paintings in
the Capitol Building, the Congression.
al Library, the Corcoran Art Gallery
of Washington and the White House.
Both President McKinley and Presi~
dent Roosevelt_ posed specially in the
White House for their portraits to be
used only and exclusively in this work.
This is the greatest honor ever cow
terror! on any publication issued in
this country. it is a work that will re
fleet credit upon“the nation. Every
Patriotic American citizen will buy it.
Selling at sight. High class men and
women employed on commission or
500 yearly guaranteed for a year's
permanent work. .Also Ma‘nager wants.
W . V—H . L"..-
‘ .- - . and correspondence, looking after the
AR] ISTS! PROOF advertising and other work. Fortunes
can be made on this publication with-
in the next three years. Write for
terms and circulars. Address THE
CONTINENTAL PRESS”. Corcor‘nn
Building opposite,1lnlted States ma-
sury. Washington. D. C. .
Stillioiiiiiilt cannon. f'
, Presariptlon Druggistt,
82 Washington Street, So. Nat-walk.
7 Sumner: “$32- 6.3mm» .
Lmanned Clem army. hermeneutics:
of Artis-
53, WALL, 5r.
Best Assorted Chocolates in Hand-
Ai-
Order your loo Cream for Easter ‘
Smith. the container
trounced the most sumptuous and mag-' ,
part salary and part commission. :1.- ~
ed to open a small office athome or "
in home town to have charge ofagentd ?
VIN: SE Ti
‘ Men at ”d BOYS
EASTER SUNDAY is one day in the year when everyonowants tpilotik ‘
at their best. The Clothing should fit perfectly and be thoroughly“ '
up‘toldatc; the Hat; Tie, Shirt, Collar and Glove's should ea ' '
ceive their share of attention. . " i“.
..
MEN’S CLOTHES—Our Stein-Bloch stats and Top coatihavcmiiie.
style to them and fit better than most made-to-measiire Clothing. {
and at a considerable less price. The I’ock,Clothing,’forLwhich we}
are also agents, is excellent biting Clothing. ranging in pricesfroni I
37.50 to $15.00. " ,. ”p," Q, 4
YOUTHS' CLOTHES—Made and tailored with the same care '03 our.
Men's Clothing. Some excclent values from $5 to $10. , i i“ ii. ’
BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHES that have considerable an to
them. Norfolk Suits, Vestee Suits, Sailor Blouse Suits," ‘
Suits and double breasted Suits in newest fabrics' and? co rill '
HATS.~You cannot find more stylish Hats at cxclusiveh'at st ,
than We have got, though you can save from 50 cents’ to} 1' if ‘
yoli buy your Hat at eithcrof our stores. ’ , , ,1. 1, | I, , 1 t
25.2,; T
’l
TiEs.-—BEAUTIFUL EASTER NECKWEAR in exclusive designs.‘
the and $1.00. ‘ '” "
"SHIRTS—Exclusive patterns in neat effects in colored bottom Sh‘it‘taf', ‘
also a complete line of whiic Shirts. ,
GhOVESr—The proper Cleve for Easter is the Grey Sundiaalthougo
the anddlcr sewn Kid Cloves are much in favor; “Our selection of .. L_
the new things in gloves is very complete. ‘ L . ‘
COLLAng-Thc leading makes in Cultural both in the high-band,§r
standing styles. , I I h \i
‘ f
i . V ‘
WHlTE VESTS are quite the thing now and our assortment is large.
FANCY HALF‘HOSE in the newest ccloriugs, 15' 25 and
We per, pairf
i “ .
*~
Willis H. Salted, _ Stllttk
1'48 and 50 Wall Street.
g NORWALi.
tint-It, J
. 98 Washington ,. Street,’
50. NORWALK‘.“
M
At iiie ‘ im‘o‘a‘eio......,
POTATOES. ‘n is true that we, like‘gi . Buckwheat weather 'is not genera.
most everybody, have had some poor "Remember, 3 lb. Packahe prepared; to 3
Potatou of late. We are glad to say gcents. Also look to viiiigh out.“ . L ”
that now we have a new lot, righting JAMS. Call attentirin tattle Maple.
every way, size, cooking quality and i Leaf Jams, Quince, StrévVDei-ryy fled
price. 30 cents peck. , i Raspberry, Plum, etc, and 15, can“. . I
BRUSHES. ETC. Cleaning». time Jar. ' ‘ " ' . . V I ~ -
will soon be here and We are provided; On Saturday we , shall have him.
with a new stock of Brushes, Scrub 'nach, Turnips, Canine,- Sweet Peta-1
‘-
Stove and shoe. Nice goods that we itoes, Nice Apples.
can sell at low prices. Remember us E Fresh Eggs, 22 cents hogan.
when in want. i . Businessvsmviciied.’
Lorenzo Dibble;
r L ‘ I,
YOU’LL BE SURPRISED
AT THE, column
a pair of glasses will afford if your vision is any way. .doi‘ectivei“.
Headache, Eyeache, blprringm the print. are'somemtthe incline.-
' tions of defective vision and Should be attended to ATVONCE. “
Scientific examination free and Proper Glasses Propériyi’Adius
ed is what we guarantee.
0.3. J‘Ac KS-Oiiiji,‘
GRADUATE QPTIOIAN
58 WALL STREET,
,ROe Shad.
Buck Shad, ~ . i
Live Shore Haddock.
Extra Fine Steakicod, ,
Come and see us for all'li‘i
'* ters and Clams. Prices low, but:
the best. - ‘ ‘
spawns
Oun-
,fl.‘
Norwalk Chronicler