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A ., ' firieuobles..r
_ cents a pound. at Smith 3 today.
A A large consignment of fresh an. has
just drrived at .the Bridge Fish Mar-
hot
John McMahon is having‘ some paper-
lug done about his West avenue resi~
deuce.
The Derby a old tack tie is meetiugA
‘with popular vor at the store oil
Davis 6t Son. ‘
twenty— .31.; I
Mdruhul 01111131311 Lynch has taken
out an auctioneer :1 license. ‘
Walter Wilcox‘u ball team w... play :1 1
the Eagle» this oftornoon.
1 Miss .iueobs has moved into 111.1111 t»:
ments in the Havlland House annex.
A wSalt Pork 1011 lb. Hayes.
Mrs W S Avery. of No. .13 Chest-1 I
1 ‘nut utloot, ls ill at her home With mrA ‘
iuttack of grip. A . A
Gould Seymour is
trees In front of his 1111 ,lderloe in West
i.uvenur South Norwalh.
John W Beatty into just received
11 large stOck of wall paper which he.I
intends to sell for two cents a roll and I
upward.
A11 important meeting or the South:
Nurwélk Outing Club will he held Mon-
day evening. in the parlors of Hotel.
Hamilton
Miss Margaret Tammany. 0f 14
Monroe street who has been visiting
1 friends in Thomanton. has returned to
‘h‘er home. ,
-~‘-Sott Hats Soft Hats. O Brien.
. The town of Norwalk will receive
;$5,122.01. es‘retu‘rns for the taxes on
banks. insurance, trust
. and b1 Idge corporations.
The evening services at the First M.
E Church will commence at 7. o‘clock
during the. month or April. and on and
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‘ ”For Sat and Mon. special sale of
1200 dos. Gentu’, Ladi‘cs‘ and Children's
. Hosiery. direct from mill. Don' t miss
an opportunity to buy hosiery‘ cheap.‘
All the new things In Ladios' Fabric
Gioveii at M. S. Smith & Co.
The south Norwulk Savings Bank
~—The best cuts of Roasting POI‘kmoonflnea its business strictly to the re-
12%0. lb. Hayes’ sA ,
The Boston Store is having a thirty~
nine cent magic figure sale today. See
the large all. in toddyls issue.
Tristiam & Hyatt is having an open-‘
lug today of an elegant line of spring
dry goods or every riptlon r ‘
A of Bridg is offering
special bargains on tailor made suits,
jackets and shirts today. See the ad.
‘ mThc latest Spring Derbiou. O Brien
The Musical linion wil hold a meet-
‘ing tomorrow afternoon. In Stamford.
Many from The N slits will he in at-
tendunce.
Ophlr Chopin rdcr oi the Eastern
Star held, a meeting": ,laht night and
‘ 1, made arrangements for the concert to
A'be‘ held Friday eve
Alvah Tuthlil's u ‘ out Rowayton
he's hoen‘ out In excellent ‘co.ndltlon
The painters haVe Just completed their
work on it. Mr. will occupy it
Auoon. ‘
Miss Lillian Ciudei oi Grand street,
Norwulk. who is winning‘ ‘laureia as a
pianist. was ll pupllir for seven 3' 111113 of ,
Mm G. W. Bradley, of Upper ‘Muin
street Nor,walk and later of Miss Sally
Bette of The Green
AnCholcc Few
Hayes
Miss F101 encr-
spoke on temperance at the home of
Mrs. Smith,»ih Ca‘mp street Norwulk
‘Mo'nduy evening, is suffering from a
sprained ankle. resolved While attempo
ing to alight from a cerrlage 11 few
days ago. 1 1 ‘1
‘An exact reproduction 01" 11 penny
‘ without the stamp on each side, has
been found in numerous pennys slot
machines in South Norwalk within the
past two days.
and Chicks 12513::
the railroad depot
The Mask ball to he given next
chine 1161111111.... who
Yesterday over a darn .
on were taken out of one machine at :
:c‘eipt, and care. or savings and trust
runes. Four per: cent is mild on all
such accounts.-
‘ Miss C F .Baird has been spending
Several days in New ‘l'.ork 11nd had
not returned to Norwalk‘ this utter-
110,011,311... extent or the damage. to
the house dud content» pruned last
night has not been ascertained
Engineer Prowltt estimates that it will
be about $2 500.
maoston .Hot House Lettuce
head. Hayes“.
Mrs. David Corbin. whoue husband
died a few weeks ago. has secured a
‘l1éufy lucrative position as assistant
‘Anuperintendoot in the dressmaking os-
lalbishrnent of Madame Dunnray, in
:Fifth itvcu‘,ue New York Mrs. Corbin
was taught dressmaking in the d'ress
it‘utting; soho‘oloers. .l. W. Mood ‘
Eureka: Rebekah lmdge. No.i2. 1.0
if). F;, entertained thirty five members .
lulu. 1’
of Laurel lodge. of Stamford
night and 11 most enjoyable time nor.
repent. Four oandidatos were inltlut
ml. After the work, the noble and
rice grands of Laurel 1i0d80.df‘il\0ll‘ti
some remarks for the good of the or-
dcr A social hour was spent and
supper was served.
,-Prinu Henry or King Edward IV.
Derby. Ollrlen.
"T's Association. will hold a meeting
ihis after noon. at Hotel Hamilton for
the purpose of completing arrangm
infinite for the fair to be held next week
The hat trimmers of all the different
.iid‘ctories in The Norwulks. have been
ircquesteil to meet the inir‘ committee ‘
‘of the Hat Makers Association next
l‘fffiillnesday afternoon April 9 in. Music
a
~Lamb Chops. 16c lb. Hayes'.
linens ‘Huyloft held 11 regular meet»
‘ing last night in Red Men' 13 Hull and
-,worked the Haymakera degree on two
.. . candidates.
‘The new ritual, and broke
rho was used tor the first-time. Linear;
; Tribe received an invitation from Cork-
1:11er Tribe to visit them next F1 Iday
. Hnlght when the great eachom and state.
ulhccrs will Abe there. A good time may.
‘ be. expected.
omens Tribe has invited
. Cockcnoe Tribe .to visit them on the
. the first degree was oonfe (1A upon
Joseph Penneil of Rm‘va
the degree work there.
in committees on‘ the dunes thxat will
be given under the auspices or the:
'w s diminished th other attractions, A
chair was 11011 the less enjoyable,
agree team 1 the Mystic hain hall
.onthel'lo! thsmonth‘ g..
The Easter music will
at. Trinity Episcopal Cherish
Holy Communion wi
After A=A
A Tuesday nlg t following April 22. A.
ghountlful so er was served after the
,work, which was different to Anny yet
accompliqh‘cd
gNorwalk Congregational chapel. last
' ning. and although the attendance
rgari, and Mimi Sully Bette at the '
,A1Apleno. a solo by Frank Nash a seller.» A .
iI than by the church oirsrtctteAirud a very A A ‘
by Mrs.
ide t the question more
this a social even
tinting severul‘
inteatmcnt‘
after the that Sunday in May at 1:311 ‘
We dldn’t‘ invent this phIIISC, but We are proud to Auccept audA ,
Audopt It. because it is true of this store. ‘ si
W". have the lamest line of new spring _
1 Good; In the Twin Cities‘, and yauware in-A‘
vitad to 1:13pm them. ‘
Our Black Diagonal Sun at $8.00.:Isa
Slander. as am also our Wool Crash. Fanny 1'
l‘ Mined Cheviot: and Undressed Worsteds.
Am 3111.00 lanooo. A g A ‘. '
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oms tack Bras.
South Norwallc Store: A.
14 South Main tit.
South Norwulk 3131‘s.
Norwalk store“:
Masonicfsaulidinu.
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This groin business is forging ahead day utter day - A
training steadily enrol 1w along the lines laid dour: for
its govornmcntwth1: boat main. the beat sort-inc.
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tladiui‘; here 013‘)“ grain is wry client) at the A‘spilie, and,
1 no hig‘ue r 1.11 or. the poor groin mice.
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MANUEL T. HATCH.
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gags 11nd Annsoluielv Permanent.
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Awlll‘h
, rose
. ceding, sermon. At the Sundm school
session Rev. Mr. Winona: udll teach the-
aro requested to be:
such 1:11
.At Smi h’
Saturdav Oniv
4A9 M11111 St Norwalk.
Phone I44 4
“AGAIN IN BATTLE ARRAY,
The Salvation Army Begins Tomorrow
Observance of Self Denial Week.
This time it in not for the mammoth
(«hrlutmua 1111111011 or Christmas gifts
to the poor w hirh only A few davs ago.
were. unloved h‘y more than three hum
di'e‘d thousand persons throughout the
United Stairs. With the salt—denial
spirit 11111 gr 0.11 or ganizntlon in going
on to victory for iiome~exiention and
hehthou mission 11".orlt Each member ‘
oi? the Army in expected to deny ihcru~
“ solver: of the would and all creatulv?
comfortu of life. and to spend 11 special
amount of time in prayer each (111:1,for
one week. for the advancerheht of the
general work of the Army at home and
abroad, and also to rules funds for the.
advancement of same. in their effort to
bring hope to the hooeicsn. work to the
A workload, homes to the homeless bremi
to the bloodless. Chriht to the Christ-
The other-1‘s and comrades of the. A A
lean.
local corps earnestly entrant one and
all without regard to church or creed
who have a desire. to assist. in this “
work and helo‘ bring the world to
righteousness. to Join with them in
this self denial effort by giving some-
the Army in doing What it costs: 32
weekly will 11193151111112 a slum mission—
ary; so we 1.11 will maintain a slum
A pout with 11110 officers; :25 will support
a fallen girl in a rescue home for three
. . 130111113421 will support an Indian of-.
‘ - lice for one vear; 560 will support 11
“ rescue home with thirty inmates to:
the week; 375 will send 1111‘ officer to
1. India. For further information address
11 letter to Captain John F. Nason. 53
Fort Point street, East Norwnlk.
MEN 8 CHRISTIAN INQUIRY CLUB. 1
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Subjects Arranged far
‘ During the Next Quarter. ‘
‘The Men's (‘hri‘stlnn Inquiry Club
which holds its sessions every Sun
iluv noon in the SonthN or walk Coll
gregation‘ai Church has adopted the
following list oi subjects for the pre
1 soul. ouur tor:
April ti .mi‘lonry Drummoud.
April 13.«~Soolallsm and Christian
ity.
April 2ll.w'I‘hi Here 113 Priest M111-
‘1 tin Luther.
April 27. w'l‘he Book of Psalms.
May <i ”Burlhn and Budhism.
May 1I.~~’Al‘he‘ Missionary .Splrlt.
Mny ‘18.»l’hlllipu ilrooks.»
M 111' 25:. —«Religion and Patriotisn‘i.
June l.~~—'l‘he Hero as Priest. John
Knox.
June it «The Gospel of 31 101111
lune lh-What Science Has Done
four Christianity.
lune... '2 wSpirituulism and Material
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June, "ll. Jl‘ho Men's] Af‘hristluu In
unlry Club Plans for the Futuro. A
The first subjut on the, list will he,
presented by Christian Swarm: (In
the following Sunday Mr. Elliott will
take the noblest designed tor that day A
All subjects
nri: open for general die
mission.
‘FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Rex Whiter Weslev Winona. of We-
to: town Conn. will preach 111mm sor-
vices-tomorrow The morning1 sermon
Fir 1.: minute ohildrc‘u' a talk pro
puntor‘ 11 Bible class. All the members
present
young people a prayer meeting will be
And by William 1) Petty: topic “Grow
Iu‘ Grout: " At the evening service.
the sermon theme will be ‘A'Decisiou?’ r ’ fl
f.
Rev. Mr Winona was a c ussma
the. pastor. Rev. W. W ’1‘. Duncan 1111
was president or the college Icla'ss.
During the prepaintory sermonlzing.
when each 0! the students preached 11 2
A. sermon before the others tor criticism
Rev Mr nuns delivered a sermon or
s and power that the class
depended all criticism, on It
members of the church and friends of
the oongregatlim «on he assured of
AAhoarlng eke llent sermons tomorrow,
‘ ‘6,“ the notion
of their own pastor
Amuslo in both is rises. A- ,
Y. M G A. SUNDA‘M SEABVICE.‘
The service
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Discussions.
The
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The ‘
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Such exceptional values in Clothing
for Men and Boyu has never
been '
heard of befo1'e‘umi judging irolu‘ our
iulmunue luminous of last woek and AesJA
111.1 lulll Saturday the people of The A
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viol hing inches.
W1; want you to cull.
You control. have them made
measure for iloubh these‘prhes
lulwl fluid $li: up.
hills H Select
43 and 50 Wall Street,
NORWALh ‘
39:.
Nuruulku are not slow to find it. out
Thor's. ill 11 11.111.111.13 lit to our cloth A’
lug that the. ordinary r'eiul) made It
examine and I
try ’11“ noun: of the fashionable .uen‘s‘A
Solis und'l‘op Coats that we are ucll- A
lug ill-11A! l.l.il(i,A$l2.tli), Slitilll and $8.00..
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At'lothiugA 11111113 to measure, with the:
1:111 fertion of.quulitv A new lot just
111.6501)“.
We have some nice 151111“ Home
mild cure, about ii in average, 1"1: lb
- Shoulder-u; lilo lh.A Cash.
Eggs. Lot ,of nice fresh home Eggs.‘
at 2111' per (102., or'lh for line
A Horse Radish. Will remind.
have the. pure article, at We bottle.
you |
Horse Radish ‘isrin season. and We.
The outlook 1111 good business I111 lhe nexi
Everybody employed: all busy proupt rolls and linpp'
good service to the public, in the good times ahead;
AWushburnA & Crosby 3 Gold Moduli
AllA lat Y’Aor'k. 1'1 are is
rillllrhliy in citing
Ayou.
: Goldeu‘ no.1 Baking
Aa present with‘ everyA p ch11
pou ON the box 150 b
Mackerel.u'l1itc undA he
(‘ohbnge uuAd spinach to
trade. ‘Fieuh lot.
susmE’Ss soucr so
Loren'zoA-‘Wib? w
ed is what u .1 guu‘reante
s‘t‘itFlE'l,‘
YOU LL BE SURPRISED
AT THE cold,
a pull of. glasses will nl‘i‘ui'd if 1- our liaion is any way deter;
‘ Headache, Eyeei'ho, blurring of the prim are. some of
tionu ot‘driec'tiso‘ rxleion and should he attended, zo‘A'l‘ on.
Scientiiir examination free 11nd Proper Glasses Proper
o B JACKSON
GRADUATAE OPTIGIAN
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HARTFORD .COUNTY BAR,
, HARTFORD: April ism—rue annual
meeting of the Hartford county bar
. association was held at thexoountv A
building yesterday dud oihcersA .were‘
elected ‘as {0110111131.
Peikins; viewresi
association ohicers wer
as, follows: President
Stantoiiix t
7 those, running southward ’1
that the Colorado an
est In” the Colorado
will he‘Aoftered“ i'
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