i
y ssrsttes‘ are landmine lead at Smith' s
fivenue Not-walk.
Wren; Sugar, 20 lbs. 31. F D. L. & Co.‘
great spring medicinen See
It's renlly unnecessary to any
‘ .‘nuythlng more Iibout tlIIe'm tor
. you well know it means highest
"quality possible. '
‘I 61‘ WASHINGTON IBTIBEET.
from Wooten t9 Norwullt, last week
the“ nuotlonfi‘1 Batu
gnarII‘A IA
Norwnlk. is null
F. O. liamsou‘.
friends
"Yoshi and (lot! Cups; 0' BIlen. ‘
A
done is being connected with the wnI-I
tor main. . ~,
for May Mantou’ 3 patterns.
. lb. Hayes'
some fine ln‘oe‘ nets “for 2‘ nine.
- The in; solid linttonsmre .‘nttrnct
ing to Ich attention at Howlend's.
granny your Novelri at the suction
Bnturdny night. {81 South Main St
The Rug Tlmevclgerff and Mentor cl
Rev. DoWitt ‘I'l‘
Inniteh (hilly trips~
noes ’ '
~‘—‘-The latest Boring Marbles. O Brien
Rev; and Mrs. C W Shelton are now
at their summer home In East avenue
Norwalk. .
F A Taylor and inmily tnove‘d yes-
terdey from Orchard street to Center
{Von Devon now
New ‘IIork on Intel.
Lorenzo Dibble is selling plate but-
let- nt t e itiivest hoesibie price See
what the no says , .
The lows in {re NH Golden' 3
West avenue residence but; been nice
ly groded and terrnead. 1‘
‘~M. S. Smith &‘ Co.“ a special sole
of Men' a women on Children s Hos-
iery and Undenwear will surely inter
est you. .
The New YOIk Grocery Company is
selling Maud S Floiu and they claim
that it is the- best in the World
Mrs. William Nash of East N0l~
wolk. purchased a- ne'w coaster brake
culihiondrnme wheel yesterday ‘
~Milii Stlkor Cu‘red Home lie to
Hayos’ . '
. Principal Willia‘n’l C: Foote writes It
strong testimonial invinvor of Dr
Dick' Medicine in .Moy's issue.
Paine’s . Celery Compound is the
hat the
ad says about it in todays i he.
-— Union Label Cups. 0' Brien .
' The stilt mett‘dt’itvs off Water street
were on fire this mowing and the‘
smoke was dense for some distance.
J. Wesley Slaueo‘u. or Comstook
Brothers’ South Norwelk store is still
confined to his pine with tensilitls.
.wBansnas, 2 other. F. D. L. o Co.
The Ebst Norwhlk Lumber Company
has unloaded sh’rieruifvonrs oi." lumber
tor the Tokenoke‘ Corporation, of Dar
ien.
Mrs Cbltrles Hill and Mrs. oolldgo
will entertain the Matinee Wh st Club
at the Central Club next Monday a!-
teruoon
-—Ssit Pork. 10c lb. Hayes’.
Charles Lockwood returned to his
duties this mor‘nin Charles E. Sey-
mour's store. site instill s. couple
‘ some work next Monday. This is the
. first vacation the young men has tnk
Iy superfluous to slots that t 6is re-
solving plenty of7
‘ " dldetemnnd also ‘* ’
‘ ,. . attractive yellow _ .
Hlslop It, Company are agents
Whickons and Erwin. ”it‘d and Ian
The D. M, Redd; Cotonou is showing
gntuek todoY.’
‘ ~8tllison Powell. Etescrlptlon Drug
{I lose & (‘o.' s Candy
avenue. N‘orwulk has beet pointed IIII
company F hos purchuséd u pool
in the Company's quarters ,
~Oil. h gel. 550. F. D. II. & Co. ...
lugs and attended a reception
n veranda around the residence of
E Hill Jr” in Elm street, Norwelk
~4~New Dunlap. st O' Brien s.
Svec Brothets' orchestro‘ will plny
in Westp‘brt this evening at a. social
place {i
nylon. is moving his household effects
East Norwnlk.
«Special sale, Lawns, Dimlties, Per:
cales, Glughsms, Emb' ya. Children's
&. Co.'s beginning Suturdny a. m.
Several Norwaik pointers and our
being built by the Tweedy Brothers.
There was It meeting or the South
No‘rwelk Baptist Church last night.
directly alter the regular prayer meet.-
churoh matters was transacted
~.~5 lb pull Pure Lent Lord duo.
Illuyes'. -
the amplified third degree on Frank I.
Judd.‘ Applications were received
trout Messrs. Benedict oud Bedtord.:
The pupils in the Center Grammar
School hoVe selected class plus. Ar-
boys sud Miss Ruth Smith (or the
Iglrisi‘ Therpin is penutlnt shaped, in
Iblue end enamel, with the initials ‘
G. S." in the center.
«Potatoes. 260. pie. $1 bu. F‘. D L..&Co
A P. Damon. who has been in New
Haven fot the' putt three weeks as-
stating in packing the crockety in the
house of Mrs Theodore lingermnn. is
expected to return home today Thete
be moved to New Y‘otk.
~The little Isms love Dr. Weeds
Norway Pine Syrup,‘ Plensnnt to take;
perfectly harmless; positive cure for
coughs. colds. bronchitis. asthma. .
The Matinee Euchre Club was enter
telned yesterday afternoon at the res.
idenee 0: Mrs... Richard H Golden. in
West ovehue. Five tables were occu‘
pied.‘ Miss Emilia Lockwood won the
first mine, Mrs Burr Knapp second
prize tend Mrs George G Ernst the
guest’ s anrd. ‘
~Sott Huts Soft Hats. 0' Brien.
caught between the pulleys of ti. job
press ‘at C. A. Freemnn' e; is getting
slang nicely
bandaged. but hopes to be able to ‘rcg
on for five years ,
" ~Fore anlters Lamb,
Hoyos'. ,
The Lincoln Council No. 4 O. U. A
. M. will hold II. meting this eyeuing in i)
their hall at 100 Washington and ,
“on one can-
having the dance in charge dost even-
that there will be a
t
E. '.L Purple has secured A position
Mrs. E J enlist sud (entity moved
moat your timer- and Tobacco at
by night III do.
shit street;
thrust tron
.ls in depth,
Norwalit for a few days ceiling on
WI A. ICIIrtls'tI Wont menus rest»
Mr. Weeks of South Main sheet is
moving his household effeots to Stun
gists, have ridden a line lino of Will'
W.‘ F. DeKlyn’s reside on in Mott
table and the some will soon be set up
Borers! young people from The Nor. ‘
wulks went to Bridgeport last even
A force of men is at work placing"
given in the Cnthoilc Church in that 5
Captain William Rowland, at How- ‘
{rem Rowaytou‘ to College evenué, .
Cups Carriage Covers at M. S. Smith ' "
planters have been at work for some .‘9‘.
time at Collender‘s Point on residences ‘
ingh Only business in relations to]
Olive Branch Lodge, It or 9., held at 5'
regniat meeting last night and worked I
tbur Mutray is the committee for the ‘
Irving Horton, of Main street Nor . ,
w,aik who injured his hand badly a
few days egg by having the member ,
He carries the hand ‘
minutiae who ‘
ins will make reports; and it is honed I "‘
large number
I ——-’
_ \‘
Spring display.
. ,1 others l‘ull.
Norwalkv‘vstor‘ot'
Masonic Building.
. . veIIopIIon. cell an:
oi advnnood styles
something extremely {limiting in fun ‘
‘ cy striped and dress shirts in our
‘We‘ re showing
Also «the latest ‘
I thing in collars and cuffs. Everything
I . , in fashionable neekwear u'nd
Inen' s
II‘III'uishIngs can be found here. and will
suit you in goods and prices~bound
-. to do it That‘s why we succeed when
See our Everlastic Suspenders, on
exhibition in our south window.
south Harwell: bio I K ”
14 South Main
South Norwaik store
.‘I l
1h
the prion
" The ‘quosl‘lon‘ of purity rind oleonllnia l
I: certainly the most important one In the ‘
feed and drain business;
It not: oar exolusl vo attention. ‘
r We stand alone In the quality and .
purity of our grain and the lawn as: of
3ny,;IIom THAT’S CLEAN. , ,.
" MANUEL r. warts
weIe fifteen large vans oi tut‘nitnro to. .
‘Hos‘o J. W Bogsrdus and George To-
- ‘. Phoenix
'. Phoenix
that the first 9
till] now iii iii To 8 times:
l’liueo Md Suites Millie in lie
iail By Both Sides
members of Phoenix
puny. 0t Norwoik, at a turkey supper.
in the second round in the card tourna
m‘ent between these twa organisations
total of the two rounds:
it loud tor the tumor or twelve points
to be played it will be necessary roI
evening of the tournament Tuesday
‘ - ‘eve ng, Avril 8th, ntnochle was the
gs Last night’s games were di-
_ .vl'dtIIIII into two series Int twelve games
'diw
At No. l table in the first series the
player‘s were: Phoenix: Smith North-
top and Frank 8.; rill: Putnam
Hose Richard Rnynr and Frederick
' Conleyl scorer for Phoenix, Joseph
Carrier. end for Putn m Hoes, h‘ur
Donleyg 4"lhe wintre’
‘ mes and scored:
Phoenix j5
Phoenix ' Putnam Hose
Phoenix ‘Putu‘nm Hose ‘ '5
, Table No, ave-«Phoenix players,
‘ George I. Lockwood and J W. Cur
w; Putnam nose players William
Alexander and J. Frank Woolyuus;
“ Fathom scorer. Fred Welseit, and
s Phoenix scorer. Jesse Coiweli Score
' oi the games: .
_. .l’hoeuix " 10.
,PlIoeuix ‘. 4
., Pioenix IO
Putnam Hose
Putnam Hose 7
Putnam Hose ll)
Putnam Hose
able No. 3—«1’: mount: 0 H Dil
worth and Willett‘ Senor; Putnam
hey; William Keisier scorer for the
“Puts," and 'l‘. S Murray for Phoenix.
licoros: It
5”: Phloem Hose 10
Phoenix 16 I Putnam Hose {5
Phoenix'. ‘il l Putnam Hose 10
Table No. lgrhpenix players:
George S Grumman and A. ll. sum
son; Putnam. Phillip Sell) and John
Mertlt; William Nash scored for Put
ham Hose and William '1‘. Ainioy for
. Phoenix. Scores;
_ Phoenix “
Putnam Hose 5
Putnam Hose
Phoenix “ . to Putnam Hose
om the to '
sresttltetl in favor
oi Phoenlr. seven to live games. For
. kept their tables the some as in the
' first series but the ~Putnnnt players
120 ll). ' “1
. with a Norwnik contractor. and hes ., ‘
Made up in In excellent grade of Tali'ctr‘I with
pleated Fiounce In all Colors.
fiBuok Shed . .
‘ on Trout ‘.
‘ rash Mackerel.
' Stank Cod
; Fl‘nt Fish
; Large. Herring,
Phoenix
. t‘..l’hoenix.;
. .rp‘m‘nn ‘
' Phoenix .
shitted about nests} Weill/11118 and
; Alexander went lot the first table:
. Messrs. Tobey nod Bogardus went to
. table No. 2: Messrs Sell) and Merritt
went to the third table and Messrs.
Conley and Raymond went to the
fourth table. «‘ » _
‘ table
Score for fire
{Phoenix IQIO i Putnam
Phoenix , 10 1 Estonia .-
Phoenix 6i. Putnam
Second table score: ‘
Ill ”Putnam
7i Putnam.
til I Putnam
I
Phoenix .
bird table
, illi Putnam
hoenlx. 161 Putnam i
hoenlx 10 I Putnam i 1.
Fourth titble:
to i Putnam .
Phoe ix ill I Putnam .
Phone in 4 I Putnam ‘ ‘ it)
The sectors for the second series
were the some,“ in the first. with the
exception the the third trim». wn
Iism Banks ooh the place- ot T S
Murrow be general scorer tor Put
nuns Hose, Company; was George ‘
as and for nerds ranels
item were hoesed
around and own time had by every.
body. The ensembln‘ge did not break
up until about midnight. At the con-
uslon or tit
shirt was made .
all: also
Inner:
lunar lint—TM lltlliilitil [lite lads
Apparently there is now but little ‘
bhnnce (It Putnam Hose Company es-.
unplug the pleasure of ehtertniniug the
{Engine Com
Inst evening the Phoenix boys came
out way in the loud. the total score
being sixteen games to their favor and. .
eight for “Put" Hose This makes the
Phoenix. 30
genres and Putnam House, 18 games.
. Of the twenty four games of cribbnge ‘
the Phoenix boys to win only seven
in order to secure that supper and six
games will tie them. Last evening
euchre was played and the opening .
.oIf thIeI th‘l'ea
Butter continues to go up
Now‘ 34c to 35c wholesale.‘i
figme line, Vernient Creamery Tub at ~
0..
Fair Tub Butter 350.
Some prophesy 40c Butter.
Maine Seed Potatoes.
ron, New Queen; Early Norther. Green
Mountain:
31. 40 ’b‘ushel hndp 3 bushels or more,
I81. 25 bushel
Grass Seed in variety, by package.
hound or peck. Central Perk Lavm
rnss Seed {or mending that berren
spot in your lewu, 25c package. ‘
Golden Rod Baking Powder gives
satlstnctlon. One woman ‘etrttcil' s bo-
nanza in prizes this week of 4 pieces
Wash
Dish and Chamber. Cost her just to
to ‘
_ 3 {-
int; it will be seen
the “debt! eerleh‘ the Phoenix ’pieyers .
use: . at: -:
.. ll Y
be other core or it.
. I lows on we do with air eldersg .. .
Double amends Jacket anoint in 18 years
. Norfolk Jock’etlfiuito.’7 to 16 years 5
Venice and Sailor Bloucb Suite, 3 to 10 year-
dushery.
.Our Hat“ Departinent is n place where you (Inn lindthg
est shapes designed by the “fashion makers of the world”
do not charge for o home—wnnsequently our prides are 50
less than you will pay an, exclusive butter.
o I In... fushlotiuble, perteobdttluk IoI‘nn “
I- it.
OUR JUVENILE DEPARTMEN. .5. .
is o perfect storehouse of handsome durable suits tor the W
.16 years, and Well suits for the little boys 2% tors years - ‘
fabric is strong and test color; every seam is u but did
willlnot pull apart; every bit of trimming on theistic
. the best qunlity, end we tokens much care in titling n“ . '
I. aingIeSruitod Jacket Suite, with Veste,‘ 8 to 16 years,
Fashionable Men and Young Man can select a model all
up from only the swell momma; this scotch nt
' tabs me, use sicbo‘ 312.00.516.00 and
_. "up I. ‘
In Our Haberdashery Department you will alvvnys find to ‘(
thing new and it will pay you to drop in every Ilttle wb
to keep abreast oi the times tor the newest creations re h.
. tlcally as soon as they appear in New York olty.£ .
N B—An AIR SHIP will be presented to ev‘
boy s suit.
5
Saint I Print
f‘haveb I)
Print Creamery Butter, 38¢.
“ i‘ style, 10c.
Rose. Heb. ‘
40c p.:k 75c if; bushel:
Bowl and Pitcher, Cup, 8 p price.
at good article of Noemi;
Opaque glass Pitohh ,.
See 0 co
more "imitation" and
tar now sold thenieve
reason that pure button
dealers am afraid to alive
to where they can sell‘ mm but
set a profit there loan eon,
do this and believe i E
corned in the long run W
butter and at th
What‘s wanted'l,
as Wain emitter;
s. heir of glass s w sllord 7 your vision is any- way
Headache, Eyeeehe blurring of the print, are some or
7 tions of defective vision and should be attended to AT Q
' Scientific examination tree and Proper GlossegI
ed is what we guarantee. ‘
parlour“: opt-telnet _
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